The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

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but their toilet articles since then have been as
sacred from touch as the tomb Of Palestine.
a SPEECH IN OLD TINES.
We fad ia one Of onr exchanges The follow
ing address delivered BY Col. Cleveland to bis
men, when getting into action at Kings Noun
tain. II is brlel aud to the point. Our brave
ancestors were not given 10 much speaking in
those days
"1Ty brave fellows" said the gallant old
North Caroilnian, ''we have beat the tories, and
we can beat them. They are all towards II
/ they had the spirit Of men they would Join with
! therir fellow citizens in supporting the ndepen-
dence Of their country. When engaged YOU
are not 10 wait for The word Of command from
me. | will show you by my example how to
! fight. l can undertake no more Every man
must consider himself as an officer, and aci
! from his own Judgment. FIRE as quick as YOU
can, and stand your ground as long as You can.
/ When you can do no better, get behind trees or
retreat; bat ! beg Of YOU not 10 run quite of.
+ II we are repQIsed, let Us make point 10 re-
turn, and renew the fight. Perhaps you may
have better luck 10 The second attempt than the
6rst. II any Of YOU are afraid, such have leave
to retire, and they are requested, Immediately
10 take themselves off,
HoRsE CHEWING TonAcco.-Thp anti-tobac-
co men have para3-d in triumph that man is
the only animal which chevs the weed The
following, from the Danyile (Virginia) ,Ns,cs,
will be welcomed as complete refatatioa
cone Of the physicians Of our town owns a
riding horse which loves tobacco up to any good
old eastern North Carolinan that ever rolled
quiG under his tongue. The horse will take
quarter Of plug at time, and chew it with
ayidty and apparent delight. But the strana-
est feature Of the matter Is, he swallows the
price without becoming sick at the stomach or
head.
The Dime Savings Bank in Baltimore,
appears to have demonstrated the praclcabiIj'y
Of such Institutions, and shenen h4A large iT57
their annual report that the amount deposited
during the financial year jast closed, was $780,
/ 503,47, making a total oi SIT, ,665.6i Oh
! this there has been drawn BY deposits sol, ,729,-
80, leaving on haad 5If9 968,St. Tais eShia-
( lis an increase during tbe year Of $50, 3,SI3,3h
notwithstanding the pressure Of the times has
evidently caused the withdrawal otso large al
amount as nearly S6S,0o0. The increase Of
!
/ in all at the present time 3657.
! Ia couple ofile fellows stepped into TIE
colored church al Hartford, 4 few evenings
/ since 10 enjoy tbe lun: bat when the coIoTed
minister rose up to preach, before announcing
/ his text. he leaned forward on the pulpit, and
looked slowly around on his congreg5'lon.-
s.Bredren, SAYS be, at length, :'Aiay de- L2g'
( havc mercy on all de scoaJrs.' Long pause1
sMay de I.or' have mercy on all de Iauzh"rs."
/ Solemn pause.) "1Iav De Lon have mercy on
the t.vo psaaut eaters down by de door" The
two young men did not wait for the bcnedIc-
ton.
! Can Irishman had been sick long time
and while in the condition. would occasionally
cease breathing, and life be apparently eStinct
I for some time: when he had ivst awakened from
bis sleep. Patrick said 10 him:
can howl we know, Jrmmy, when you're
dead Ye're ather waking up every tlnse y
'.Brinr ne glass Of grog,' said Jenny "and
say to me- here's ill ye Jenny, and II don't
/ rise and drink then bury me-"
Ig-An exchange paper tells the story Of
man who was found On = sunday morning with
out hat, sitting ona block OF granite, with
/ his bare feet in a brook, trying 10 catch bad
cold. SO as to Sc able 10 sing bass at church.
G5-sJ have ne fear that the devil will ever
come for ms" said young man of qp'stlona-
/ Die morals ole will not be silly enough to
/ TO take the trouble" said byslander, "or you
are going straight 10 him"
nz-"Mr President" said member Of a
school committee: u rise 10 get up, and am noi