The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-01
Local and miscellaneous.

-. Fame IS IKE an eel-f5tHef HdII ~
catch and good deal harder to bold.
-. VIM. Smith, the priealeersman, has
been convic,ed Of piracy at Philadelphia.
-. The tree Of 4 good mans life has birds
and blossoms and music and perfume among It's
boughs.
a.. The Courier, at Bowling Green, Ky,
publishes Bfeckinrdge's card, ahno1r cug bis
intention to resign the U. s. SenatorshiP.
-. The Keystone State which arrived at
Philadelphia yesterday, has travelled $4,000
miles in search Of the rebel steamer sumter
-. The Boston Courier SAYS the New York
Tribune Is black as jet one Gay, and the aext,
perhaps, bleaches into sort Of mulatto Com
plexion.
Punch thinks they had better have
stuck to The name Of "Levia'han" for the
Great Eastern, for it seems that the sharehol-
ders are doomed 10 blub5er.
... Since Hon. Joseph Holt wrote the
President in condemnation OF FIemont's proc
lamaiion, we dou't hear anything Of him in
Abolition journals. How is this?
..An old English woman prescribes g an
old horse shoe boiled in pint of strong bern, .
as new cure for the jaundIoe. Guess the wo-
man prescribed boa-icaly.
$50. The Richmond Inquirer Of late date,
deaiss that the Nashville has left the harbor 0!
Charleston, and that consequently Me.srs. Ma
son and SlldriI did not sail aboard OF hvr.
-. VERY DuLL-our town The young
men are all gone 10 war, and th- ladies are all
singing with sad heart, "On, Johnny is gone
for solder
IA special correspondent" informs US
ira Gen. AaClellon is going down into Secgssla,
shnr~, l;k4 gimlyt into boreJ'
that IS quite a slm'itu@tnoos srmiIr!
....A,t~rus Ward Of Tqajg FHr, Charles
B,,wn,) will enter the field ti,s winter as
I-ct0rpr He has several engagements in
/ New England. A7temus is native OF Oz-
ford County, Maine.
/ .... The Ohio Legislature will be over
wb~lmiugIy Union. According to old par y
/ lines, the Senate Will be Republican and The
House Democratic.
80. The New York Journal of Commerce
/ believes that there was wealth enough sacrif,
ced by the panic in the stock and money mar
ket in that city last week to build the io,tif-
cations recommended by Mr.. Seward in his cir
cuar.
....A boat expedition from the U. s. stea-
mer Cambridge, eff Beaufort, 10 cut cut soma
vessels, was unsuccessful ~ Consequence Of los
! ing the way in a dark night. Most oI The
4 boats were beached, bot the men were aid-d hy
/ Union fishermen on shore getting taen eli.
- Tl----~.- ~ r1ltIar nave been
gathered in this neiyborhood and SOM uufortu-
Daieyoung friends c; ours have recently had sew
eral OF the latter For further particulars.
call at the Contoctlonarie3 ami livery stables.
.... .AwFULLY MIXED matters and things
! 10 Missouri. Gsaerai Rains not having scome
down as yet, the crops will be short next
/ year. We presume the rebels will soon be
all in market; and BY late adycps from there
We learn that their Price ha ''gone up ="
MIsTAEEN-th4 persons who ,nislaok
the man DAVIS, who passed through CERTAIN
section OF the county the other night with a
stolen horse, Tor Jeff. Davis, the President OF
the "Southern Conlhieyeracy." Tint suppo-
sed hegira Jeff, Davis was rather premature.
/ Our meteorological friend, Felix AIad-
din l-amPPosi, nho once was regular contrib
Ter TO to"Gruber's Hageyatown Town and Country
Aimanack," Prognostca,rs as follows: The
year 1861 viii end on December 3Ist, un-
/ less the SUI should not be aols to run the block
ade- The year 1862 will be full of events,
and the cora ground, in the spring, fall Of cut
/ worms. The sun viii rise every morning; ditto,
/ everybody who is able and willing 10 getup.
/ Ille next two months will demonstrate, be-
yond doubt, that "5ome tAlngs can be done
as we'll as others" and other things better than
! others. In 1862 the State OF Alatrlmonv will
secede from the Confederacy of Connubial
Bliss, and al immense conflict will fake Mace
between the State o: Single Blessedness and
the State Of Matrimouv during which The sssa
cred soil" of the former Will be successfully
invaded by The latter.
The following, from the NorwaIkfO ) AErDs,-
l2@"t contains the ring of pure metal.