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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-06-20
NEW SERIES.


gum-elastic balls, and animals, and hun
drcd othcs familiar things, with the greatest
eagerness. Such things are Enthusiastically
pointed out, by nature, as the child's first
objects Of study; and because they are thus
pointed out, they are the proper objects. If
we follow the order of nature we must i'm
partto the child, avast deal of useful knowl-
edge before teaching him the alphabet; and
this knowledge is to be mainly impaired by
the conversational form of the Lecture
Method, as in object lessons, Or familiar mar
ratives and conversations.
The conversational lecture, to reach its
highest success, requires talents of rare and
high order. Almost every teacher may, how
ever, learn by study and practice to acquit
himself in it, creditably. He must be well
acquainted with the ability and peculiaritics
Of his class, and level his discourse to their
capacity. If he does this andeis himself
interested in what he is saying he VIII hardly
fail to have interested listeners.
The Lecture p,o2er can be very little
used in most public schools; and this fact
will excuse us for describing it very briefly.
Of this kind is most of the instruction in
medical colleges. In literary colleges, too,
instruction is given by this method, in such
branches as Geology, Botany, Natural Phi
losophy, Moral Philosophy, etc. Themeth-
cd may not be quite so thorough as some
others; but it serves a purpose in the usual
course Of college examining to which it is
admirably suited, and for which it has no
substitute. For instance, Geology, Or Nor
al Philosophy must be ''done' in sac aoeeA's.
If the class were held to an accurate daily
recitation, this would be impossible. The
professor, therefore, assigns part of the sub
ject which the class are expected to ''leQ9
up" After giving time for this, he explains
the part assigned in a lecture half or
whole hour long-gencrally ably and elo-
quently cnough--but, Notwithstanding abil-
ity and eloquence, it might perhaps be as
well for the class if they actually did their
oac1a thinking. When the class meet again,
the Professor puts few questions--'qui9-
ses Me0a''-to learn how much of the last
lecture they remember. IF none of these
questions are answcrcd-as is usually the
case-he takes it for granted that the precc-
ding lecture is understood, and proceeds forth
with TO repeat the dose.
in public schools an occasional lecture on
Geology, Natural Philosophy, Physical &C.
ography, the Constitution Of the United
States, or kindred subjects, may serve a
good purposc-not, however, as a means of
teaching these subjects, but as a means Of
awakening an interest in them when the pu-
pill comes to study them from text books.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-06-20

PERTINENT QUESTIONS AND ANswERs.-T
solar system has large family but only one
sum- ,....t
Why is field of grass older than yourselff
Because it is past your age.
Who is the largest man? The lover; he is q
fellow of tremendous .sighs. ~
Who is the most liberal man ? The grocer
he gives most everything a weigh.
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GAsq5eb uolmas ster Abroao.
EDITED sY SIMON sYNTAx, ESQ.

Gy-Teachers and friends of education are respect
fully requested to send communications to the above,
care of "Bedfo,d Gazette"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-06-20

ezrA Spapiard sent his son to the Univorsi-
ty of Salamanca, and told him TO study econo-
my, and to eat beef rather than poultry. On
arriving, the young gentleman asked the price
of cows.
'About twenty dollars
'And partridges"
Twenty-Five cents
i must live on partridgcs,' said he, 'they are
decidedly the chcapedst of the two
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-06-20

es-A wag says of woman:--s'ro her vir-
tues we give love-to her beauty, our admira-
tion-to her hoops, tho whole pavement "a
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-06-20

evA young man advertises in London pa'
per his desire for wife--spretty, and entirely
ignorant of the fact" Does he want bind
woman!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-06-20

e5-My Chum, DIR. b., is not little of wag.
AT a social gathering. Shortly after he had re-
ceived his diploma, the young ladics were very
anxious to put his knowledge Of medicine to
test.
'Doctor," quericd one of the fair, "what
will cure Il man that has been hanged!'
'..SGh is the best thing [ know of" replied
the tormcntcd with great solcmrhtv.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-06-20

eyHe who sets one great truth afoat in the
world, serves his generation.
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Rates Of AoptAisins Lilo.
One Square, three weeks or lesss. 3. <. 81 o.
One Square, each additional insertion less
!. than three months ....... as

ne space occupied by ten lines Of this size Of
type counts one square. All fractions of square
under five lines will be measured as half square
and all over five lines as full square. All legal
advertisements will be charged to the person hand
ing them in.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

foresail hos'ed but this apparently proving TOO
much sail, they ran under tue lee of Saqgish ana
anchored took down the fores,il, reeied the main
SAIL aud ran out, making tuck over toward tho
.hoil, kuown as the Islands, here they came
about and Lad hardly got headwhy npon inc ooa',
when she cnp.zed and sank Immediately. The boat
had cen watched from the Gurnet, and as soon ~
sine was seen to sink Mr.. Samuel Burgess Instantly
pu. out in a boat and went TO the place, but no one
could bc seen. A cap, bucket, aud some pieces be-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

SAD ACCIDENT Is PLYAoUTH HARuoR -THc
Od Coio.y Memorial says: Mes-rs. Levi s.
Prince brother OF the senior partner Of this paper
Daniel ri, ley, son of Thomas Ripley, and Lemuel
Is. iolmcs, son Of Edward llolnes, started from
Kingston on Monday morning last, Ia large boat
to 70 oulside fishing They had been upon the outer
ledge and caught their fish, is supposed and were
returning. Tue wind was blowing hard IN
gusts. When coming past the Gurnet they
had ths mainsan and tb upon ber shortly after, the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

Tie opeuine OF the grand International Exhioitos
at London vii be marked by music, specially CA
no.ed for t,e occasion, sad consisting OF gram
overture b, Mey erbver, n cnorde by DIR. sternd \
Benaei to worls 10y the Poet Laureate, ana sran'
marci, by Auber. The Ode or the 'Ioraie, by Ion
uyson, Is IS follows:
VpLlti a thousand voices full It'd swee',
An t.., wide hail with eurhs inventions s'o's''
And ptai-e th Invisible, universal Loru,
Who lcls once more ia prace ne n"io's ue.,,
Wh-r, Silence, Ar, an L.0ot ha,' '"'fN"'
Their n.j fiai horns Of plohv ~ oar 'ce''
q. silent father Of our Kings TO be-,
Nourn'd m this golden h5ur oi in'nee, 49,,
For th,s. for all, we weep or 'ndhHs 70 'h0'
III. wo,ld.,onpeIlms plan was thine,
AMI Iol the long, libonous miles
on Palace 10 tae q 'ut aisies'
Rich III model nud d'siGni
Usrvest.tool and husbsGdry,
Loom aud wheel and 'ngn ry,
Secrets Of the sullen nine,
Ste.l and gold and corn aud wire,
Fabric rough or FAIRY line,
Sunny ,oaeus of the Lane,
Polar ularyea, and least
Oi wond r, out of West ANA East,
Ard Shapes aud hues OF Fart OWNER
All OF beauty, all OF use,
That Que iair planet can produce,
lH,oue' rom uuder every star,
Blown ovsf very main,
A m, MKT with PAIN,
The works .. ,eace with works OF war
n ,a ,Ls Wise v no think, the wise who reign,
:, ON, growing commerce loose her latest CHAM
,,d lar the far white-winged peaccmaAer NJ
~ h.,ny bayens under all the sky,
Az Ia nv the seasous and the golden hours,
rII eacb man find his own in all men gooa'
And ali men work IN noble brotherhood,
J,rssLino teir mailed ieers and arined towers
And ruling by obeylng mature powers
And gathering all the fruits Of peace ana W."
With sIl her flowers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
A REBEL RALLY.

Secession, among its manifold crimes and outsages
is justly arrsgued us having inspired the mos
frigttful quantity of execrable doggerei ever sfuo
tated upon disgusted and indignant world In ises
if there should be any of the leading traitors who Dc
serve extraordinary punishment, we suggest the pro-
prety of having the whole body of Secesh" poetry
read 20 him and not allow him the least mite Of cos
ton in his ears. But the following nes are spirited
and veuomously clever. and We PRINT them aamirng'
" ~ tie swan-song Of the Rebellion. They orizf
nally appeared some weeks since, In The RocS'"g'
ham Val Register, Issued a, liarrisonburg:
"cAIL ALL CALL ALL"
whoop tue Doodles have broken loose,
Roaring round like the very deuce!
Lice Of Egy pt, y hungry pack; :,
After EN-, boys, and drive em oack'
Bulldog terrier, cur, and fee,
Back TO the beYgarly Land oi Ice;
Worry 'em, bi,e en- scratch and tear,
Ever! body and every where.
Old Kentucky's caved from under;
Tennessee is split asunter;
Alabama awats Attack,
And Georgia brstles AZ her back
Ola John Brown il dead and gone
Still his spirit is marching on,
Lantern lawed. and legs, my boys,
Long as an Apes form Illinois
Wnnt weapon Gather Il brick
Club or cudSel, or stone or stick;
Anythiug with blade or butt;
Az, hing that can clesye OF cut.
Anything hesvy, or hard, or keen'
ANY ron If a slAying-machlne
An.tiiug with willing mind
Aad tur steady arm VI Il man behind.
Wan, a weapon Why, capture onei
Every Doodle has got gun,
Bel. aud bayonet, bright and new,
Kll a Doodle, and ~! nre tire
Shoulder to shoulder, and sire
All ,all sli 10 the !, ... of itel
Mother ANA maiden, a,a child and slave,
'r.on triumpn, or - single grave
GEoR0IA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

longing TO the boat fouud but no trace Of the
boat, or Of the persons in 1t, could be seem"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13
GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Federals Caught in Trap
Abandonment Of Fort Henry.
Our loss at Fort Henry.

Nsw OaLEAss. Feb. IA dispatch lust
received from Memphis states tina. the la ses.
advicas received from the Tsnne ssee river,
report that Gen. Pillow has got the Federal
forces hem ID ed in near Fort Doneison.
The river Is still rising. and Fort Hen ~ la
completely submerged. Il was, Of course.
abandoned oy the Federals.
One Federal gun boat retur Led to the Ten
nessee river bridge from FloreDHe. The bridge
10 guarded by 900 Federals. There ia large
Confederate cavalry force between them and
Paris.
The Union men In Wakely county are
cheering loudly for the success of the Lin.
colnites.
The people Of Paris are preparing to leave.
The latest advices from Paducah state that
steamers are constantly arriving with troops,
destined for the Tennessee river. Fourteen
steamers have already gone towards Fort
Donelson with troops. Heavy firing was
heard in that di lection on Tuesday.
The Con federate loss at Fort HsLry was
five killed and ten wounded. Gen. TilRh.
man and fifty four others surrendered.
Gen. Tilghnan is prison er at Paducah
The Federal gun boat Essex was injured,
and thiry-two on board of her were scalded
70 death. The aggregate Federal loss was
about one hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

eanMch henAe, Nov !naeh sufptus stais
was raised last ssaf In Virginia Row mach
raised In North Carolina, In the Underwater
portion OF the STATE there are to-day zoe, coo
mouths 10 feed moro than The resident pop.
uiAton, besides the immense number of
horses. In some counties the enemy have
large armies, with their trains, which con.
sumo everything within their reach. That
portion OF North Carolina compo sine about
twelve counties, and producing most of the
grain used oy he Eastern COUNTIES OF Wiz.
ginin, Ii now cut OF from us by the fal, of
hoauoks Island, and the possession of Pam
lico Sound, BY Burnside's nest. The con.
sumption Of graia in North Carolina for
wniskey was % great, also, TIM. tic press ,re.
diets corn via be WORTH IS PER BusaaL IN 1Hs
'ehHEs, ""iess The diaiiieries are sv2sres,ed
wake up, sen tlsmen OF the Lseielature
To you has been conflded the interests of
his great Com on wealth, and let your duty
oe fesrlessly and impartially done, looking
alone to the welfare and honor of our ciu.
lens and that Of the whole Confsderacy. Let
not the fearful cry Of "bread' ring In your
ears from Vanishing mouths. The army Of
the Potion &C uses about 3, 800 bushels Of corn
daily. One f,n alos. in his city consum Is one
third o. TIA, amount. The Government now
finds extreme difficulty in procuring grain for
It's troops and horses, tho ugh willing to pay
the most liberal prices. Prompt action upon
The part Of our Legislature can save much
trouble to the Government aud future suffer
ing to our people. 1t il NO time for the dis
cussion Of abstract rights. Vigorous, ener.
geuc action is wan ted. AID the responsibility
OF non-action will, indeed, be q fearful one.
Ths press should take this matter up, and
In the interests of the people, demand that
their representatives should act promptly. II
there should be scarcity OF grain commenc-
ing il the spring. aud tee ne1s crop should fatl
or NJ! be q good one, skat rould BE- tho dreadful
@onss9ueaceS That possibility must be taken
into view in considering this question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

~ TO THE YOUNG MEN OF Oh 4.
~ LOTTE AND ADJACENT UOuN.
TlES.-iour coun try, now in Its hour OF
neea. calls upon you To save her from tho iroa
heel OF the despot-the enemy OF your native
land, your enemy, tho enemy that will, ifhe
gets his iron hand on you. reduce you to a
state worse than slavery; who will have
a: the end OF another years. war a debt OF
but lt1tle less than two thousand millions OF
dollars. The object is TO make us pay 1t. Re
nov has his armed hounds, like Il belt OF
iron, encircling our land; ne has an army
the like Of which the world has seldom seen,
and only bides his time 10 rush upon US like
an avalanche. Shall they overWhelm US!
No no; thousand times no. Then, to
arms, eoery man Of the right age and of robust
health, your country eesds you all.
l come smons yon, after an absence Of
nire mon tbs, commissioned under the order
ofGsn. Johnston, to rec eve and muster In to
service recruits for the Chariot Rines In
the Confederate service, under the late act of
Congress. When not absent on this busin sss,
my ofIIce will be at Charlotte u. H., where
all Information can be had.
THOS j. SPENCER,
Capt. Cong 20. K, 18th Va Vols,
10 lS--2aW3ws Charlotte Rifles.
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Arrived at N Norfolk, &c.
NORFOLK, Feb. l:.--Five vesaols LEFT Old
Point this morning, loaded witt troops. and
evidently bound South u reinforce Burnside
IN his operations against North CAROLINA.
Elizabeth City was attacked on Monday
forenoon by eleven Federal gupboats, Flag.
Officer Lynch defended the city TO the las:
Three Of the steamers Under his command
reached the Dismal Swamp Canal, and are
safe. One OF our steamers was burnt by
order, OF Com. Lynch, and two were can
tured by the Fsderals. DuIipg the engage.
meut one OF the enemy's gunboats was burnt.
Com. Lynch. his officers and msp, have
reached Norfolk, and are safe.
SECOND pIsPAlCsT
NORFOLK, Feb. Il Received az 10. .'cIoch
r. " There is nothing ot importance 10
communicate further than You hi We received
Tbs steam srs Carolina and RaIsigh arrived
this afternoon with the sick from hoenok,
leland, and among those on board is Mid.
shipman Canm, who lost An arm during the
light.
Several steamers and transports left Hamp
ton Roads yesterday and to-day with troops
and munitions, and 1t il believed they ar,
destined for the Burnside rset.
There was no flag of truce to Fortress Mon.
roe to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

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BY TENT. PAfwE 4 co. /ans.

ARaE, PEREapTURY. Avn spE.
IL LlAL SALE uF DaES, a1 f,r,s At
AUC Lon. by CATa
III Il pay. the 18Th dav Of E~rsn- a.
our warehouse, We snail sell ", hcst ~
servspa large AMI h@autifn, ysrta v q, 80
and seasouabie DRE~> 90 Us. sa,,ss "a
me PRESENT aud approaah,ns: ,.on rou
prisinx the largest variety aver oaersa y.
auction IN this city, together WIN manv
other very des ira hle yhes oil kTAprE AMI,
FANCY 0UUDS--ths wnoIe To be G IosS<i
without limit or reserve. ! In the sasort.
ment will BE- found q foil line Of
Elegant Tsrlton and Illusion Robes
Striped nuid m broics red swiss do
Splendid silk Robes, In g9est ,sristy,
kch. Plain and FaHev Sikks,
Moirs Antiques and Watkred silks,
Marcelinss, Portlrs, an& Fiorsuoes,
rive nnndred pieces Pt7E L Black. AID Color.
Cashmer. Twii's, ID ai.ns s-lotn, DeoSsxa.
PROG DE- Aobars, " orsird + lie,
p pT.t Or =, sh9ded ana Prir tea De Lines.
Rob- de Eugsnies, amn,ea siartpoa
nsfoeahs Dc >eiven. ~ re I'd H. bee,
french and E"a,ish M4rtns.
bt"cS Mohair, and 81 acaa
Coiorsd Alparas. Plain si.r-rsx ro,t.rs.>
oreoaa;oe.' Pr,nisa B.reges,
trgHhJie EuU.s
Printed OsS Rndies ard J1aora,,.
Briilants r4rlton Roos,, Sgv,s, s,,.,,
Che ked Gam . RIOS Pm. ,es 0,Irs.m
Tfhie Damasks, Brown He. iapds,
LINED D0uirs AID Shsetinss
In
0rsHad'De, riik Plush,
Stella ADi ClSnueTe Shav,ia
White ana Printed Hart.iiiss. Cubra,ls..
Splendid b. md Nhit.ey Eia1ae.s.
Lace "tts, Sris kauds. Edsiae. fa!nas,
Lace ,Ssls. Oraps Collars, Duni siss,
New York Mil. ah'-tlnSs,
BEowa Drilling. BLACK end eoiossd siIs
Feisea. tsuperb gosas,l
Hosiery In Z eat variety,
satuEets, Ltns IS. sc,
AND On FRIDAY, THB NrH,
q large assortment II ILOTuIS0
Ccesiartsa Up
atD pairs Cassi mere aud ,.tfnst PantS
ESQ pairs Military and PLAIN Pants
So Military aud assorted . veTCoats,
go assorted Vests, Hicktr rs Shirts Drsss
and hustneg coats, g.
Win AN Inv ice OF fresh SP IE4 CLOTH.
ING well worthy th- attention Lug bay
eTs. KENT r.tSA D IN
fof Ancl,on..y.
VIII oe added 20 IN soovN sala--
151 pounds o~st l. .iisr Sewing silk
lm pounds Siacrl nr silk and ! Wet
Eoo sr.~2 pi led and Jap4hnsd Hooks and
Eyes.
600 gross ~Stts pearl Shirt Buttons
500 "a best ksid ijCh Eeadles ali In psrAae$
0rstT, KIN :, PAM A II,
tc Az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13
BY 4. b COOK, Anclr.

T AR0E SALE OF HARDWARE, Sill
L L VER-PLAFED WAkE, a c., ~ Il 3 ction -
GA FhIDAY, 18th inst =, al 10 ocIoek. l will BEL
st the store recently ocoupie1 by Measls. 4 nxui
4 Byeriy. on MAiu stree
The whole Of the stock Of q f:st class Hard
ware establi hment7 Comprising sv ~ ar lie
usualy found Ia such being II sac best auatts
and OF such variety as 20 ekim The aita MIN OF
the trade
l. may be necessary TO state tina. tie STOCK IN
braces many sr,lc es very seAree l. cur ma H.,
and IS II has De7er been PICKED ovsr, ofTs,z rs.r
Inducements 20 ths publ 81 this tina,
AZ tbs sam time, an ingoice OF sIL Rr
PLATED WAAE-embr stirg entire se l. q
C0ffss and Tea eivlce, kslve =, Caste rs. G, Il. q
and Tea Trns, Cake Ba.Asts Candle sticss VIZ,
STANDS, 6oblets, Tea aud Tas!s Spoons, ork,
&c &c.
f. t1--3t n C0f Y sunt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13
ID ED.

Yesterday evening, the 18th instant, from
injuries received at the explosion At this
Confederate Laboratory, MIuhAEk BINE,
aged Is years.
His funeral will take place at s o'clock
this afternoon, from the residence Of Mrs.
Horne, on 10th street. The friends and &C.
qua IN tancas are In vited to attend.
In this city, Feb. -.h, At the Globe Hospital,
ELlJAH VIM. BATOHELLOR, IN tins 10Th year
Of his 9ge. His remains were taken to Charlottes-
Vile for interment.
In Baltimore city. on the "a Inst. ALEX AN
DER QUARRIEk WOODS, formerly of
w selling In the SD year Of his sgs, son in-law Of
Rev James u. MaUsbe, d. ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

BY aGDDIN = AFPSRS0N. sue,soas~.
ENHE vALuAnL-- JOUNTAY SEAT
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Lecture, To.NtRns.

The Hon. J. l.. ID. Curry, Of Alabama, de.
livers. TO- night, in DR. Burro ws's First Bnp-
tiso Church, the 4th lecture in the reg ular
wints- course. MIR, Curry has selected for
his Subjective wants Of our Con federacy.' -
Thia gentleman is 20 well known es one OF
the most distin guished men in Con gress. tina,
eulogy upon his powers to do justice to his
theme would be the useless task OF attempt
Ing to "gild refined gold" Let all who can
secure tickets. The proceeds, US in the other
instances, will be appropriated to the benefit
Of our soldiers in the field