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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02

FINDING FAULT WITH TEACHERS. children are
naturally cridulous and confdIng And one of the
first things the successful teacher aims to do Is to
secure the confidence Of his scholars for without
this he can not expect to do them much good
Now what must be the effect when you lnterpOse
to eounteract, and finally break up this kindly
feeling between teacher and pupils which Is SO es
sentia to the good order rand progress of school
Rut this deplOrable evil Is committed repeatedly
bv parents and neghbors when, in the presence of
children they thoughtessy eensure or ridicule any
of the acts OF opinions OF the teacher, whether
it be his government Of the school, his mode OF
teaching his language, his manners or even his
dress. He sAold not speak Of the teacher as if he
had right to expect perfection Of him. And yet
how frequently is the toihng, unoffending teacher
treated By parents and others as though hehad no
right,-no feelings which We wore bound to res
pect.
IF we could possibly contriye to turn over this
subject SO as to give it a peeuniary aspect and
present it in a purely economical point of view
the patient attention of parents generally would
be more easily gained, and their cooperation se-
cured toward the right education Of the children
in this country. In other words if the cash
value Of good school could somehow be eSti-
mated we might safely affirm that five hundred
thousand dollars annually would not supply the
losses, and repair the damages suffered by the
children Of Iowa, for example, or any ether state,
from Lllc OlC Cducc NS9Itgs
ing or lessening the native respect for, and the
confding trust of the pupils Of our common schools
in their teacher. WeI, suppose, now, that you
have teacher who is really faulty as, in some
things likely be may be. Perhaps he istoo severe
in his discipline, or, what is more likely, too in
dulgent He may be at fault in his mode of teach
ing or, he may habitnally commit some error
that you think should be corrected. Now what is
your remedy? Allow me to assist you in answer
ing by calling your attention to excellent rule,
which, though given on a different occasion, was
evidently intended for all cases Of this nature. =
Here then is the rule IN full,-but not precisely
without note or comment Moreover, if thy
brother trespass against thee, go not among
your neighbors, scattering fre-brands over all the
combustibles within your reach not among the
children to train them up by your example in the
way Of back -biting,-but go and ten him bis
fault between thee and him alone :--if he shall
hear thee, thou hast gained thy brother, done
all the good you can expecaOr desire % accom-
plish But if he win not hear thee, then take
With thee one or two more chat il the mouth oi
two or three witnesses every word may be estab-
Eshed And If be shall neglect to hear them, tel
it unto the boaTd Of school directors or the dis
trict school meeting D hut if he neglect to bear
| them, let him be unto thee as a. farmer, me
chanic, sailcr,-anything but school teacher).
l--Ioica School ,JoarBaL
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02
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~ T. BUCHANAN RHHD.

Up from the South at break Of day,
Bringing to Winchester fresh dismay,
The afIrig GIFTED air with a shudder bore,
Like heTald,in haste to the oheftains door,
The terrible grumble and rumble and roar,
Telling the battle more,
and Sheridan twenty miles away.
And wider still those biIlows Of war,
Thundered along the horizons bar,
And louder vet into Winchester rolled
The roar Of that red sea uncontrolled,
Making the blood of the listener cold
As he thought Of the stake in that fiery fray,
And sheridan twenty miles away.
Butthers is g roa,l from Winchester town,
A good, broad highway leading down;
And there, Through the flush Of the morning light,
a steed, a. black as the steeds of night,
Was seen 10 pass 9s with eagle flight
As ! knew the terrible need
He stretched away with his utmost speed;
EilIro.e and fell-bpi his heart was gay,
With Sheridan asteesi miles away.
Sti sprulg from those swift hoOfs laundering SOUTH
The dust IKE the smoke from the canHon's mouth,
Or the trail Of comet sweeping faster and faster
For#boding to traitors the doom Of disaster;
Yhr heart oi the steed and The heart Of the master
We're heaGing ike prisoners assauiting their wallis
Irlparieat to be where tie battlefield calls;
Every Of the cAarg strained to full play,
With Sheridan only ten miles away.
Under his spurning feet, the road
Like arrowy Alpine river flowed,
And the landscape spec away behind
Like al oceaA ayiEg acloFe the wind;
and the stsed ike bark FED with furnace ire,
Swept DC, with has wild eyes fall Of Ere.
But 10 he Is nearing bis hearts desire
lie is snuhng the smoke Of the roaring fray,
/. With Sheridan only five miles away.
The arst that the General saw were the groups
OF straggIegs, and then The rstreating troops
What was done-whatto do-a glance told him both,
Then striking bis spurs with terrible oath,
lie dashed aewg the line mid storm of hu=zas,
And the Of retreat checked It's there be-
eGUse
The sight Of the master compelled it TO pause
With foam and with dust the black charger gray;
BY the fash CT bis eye and his red nostris play,
He seemed TO The whole great army 70 say:
u have brought you Sheridan al the way
From Winchester dcwn 70 save the day :"
Hurrah, hurrab for Sheri dan
Hurrah, hurTah for horse ard man
And when their statues are placed on high,
Under The dome Of the Union sky,
Tie American soldiers Temple Of Fame,
There With the glorious general namo
Be "a SAID ia lettefs both bold and bright
''Hesg Is the steel hat saved tho day
By carrying Sheridan into the fgRt,
PROM inchester- twenty miles away
IN. T. Tribune.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02
NEARER TO LrFE.s WINTER.

Nearer 70 life's winter, wife,
We are drawing nearer,
Memories of our blessed spring
Growing desrer, dearer.
Through the summers heat we've toiled,
Through the autumn weather
We have almost passed, sweet wife,
Hand in hand together.
Time was heasas were, we'll az feet
L.gA.sr, rea.embeT,
Aprlis locks ol gol are turned
SI!ge- silis November.
Flowers are fewer than at first,
Ana tle way grows drearer,
Fer uut5 liies winter, wife,
Fe are drawing nearer.
Nearer 70 iife's cad, swee; wife,
he a1e drawing nearer;
The last milestone on the way
TO cur sight grows clearer.
Some whose hands we held grew faint,
And lay down to slumber;
Looking backward VIC to day
All their graves may number.
Heights we've sought we've failed to climb,
Fruits we've failed TO gather
But w5at seatter, since we've still
JESUS and each other.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02
THE BABE ASLEEP.

Ny li.t'e ba.,y hoy hath erie
hiias a,.fep At SONG .ghi childish pain,
A5d On DIS face tie races sfiil abide
Like shapes of s.ouds Ger asadaNs aying;
Upon b.s s1.eek o tear-dTop lying,
As 81 leaf siagie drop VI rain.
See. as I bend above his face,
The shade Of grief aies like hurrying cloud,
And ike CLEAN Of sunshine in its place.
TIC shadow yielding to the EplendoT,-
4 saig so sunny breaksRand tender,
It sss.ns the smile itself viii speak aloud.
Sag ahat Is passing ia his deei
VIA ~ the dreams across his vision driycn7
Hash one, tso yong to SOW, began 70 reap?
Ds;a BE. .; one light grief yePsuing,
The wosth.ezsness Of earth sl5giniag,
Already dsrsE Of sweeter things IN Aesreng
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02

FaE wi!l Of AndreT Jaekson Butler, brother Of
Geneial Ben, mas lesn admitted to probate at New
York. The assets Of tha estates are estimated at
S2ll059. Gen. Butter i TO have onc-haf of the
properly ast Of the Rocky mountains, the son Of
TIC decreased has onef fourth IF the entire estate
when be becomes thirty years old, and the widow
has Ihe remainder.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02

QUEEN VICTORTA.--Ihe London g0ssIps arc
very busy with the widowed queen here Is the
latest chapter -:
we have resident III London, loyal Indian
prince the MAharajah Dhuleep Singh, splendid
~ handsome fellow. in the prime Of life-a per-
feet Prince Djalns Well, It Is said that the wild
owed majesty Of England wanted to make him a
successor to the late Prince Albert, aud would
positively have done 50, few mouths ago, had not
her ministers strenuoasly objected 70 such an act
Of royal miscegenafion Latterly the Maharajah
has married a beautiful Englsh girl Of the middle
classes We may put the royal story down as up
likely as that which assigned to majesty the aus
thorghip Of Margaret Denzil,s History. Pub-
lshed ID the CornllI Magazine, hlt there are
persons who believe both,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02

jsHA IfscH, known everywhere as the chief
illustrator of The I.nslou Punch. whodied an 9th
uFtr N2rk y iilngeif 20 death OF rather got 50
nervous Is continued brain work that be vas the
ylryiln 81 ihe oriinary city ssaads. He has been
cnissted win PI;nea io- 25 years, and it viii be
hird - s hs place Lssch was the school fellow
aBintihlise fre1G u iaackerag and has carly fol-
bowed him 20 tli8 grave His remains rest near
ThasseFay :. QBlg one grgge between them,
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) Z, DERBoRaSN,
- - Bgnaoan.

ATT0aNHsT EAH9 BEnFORD, IA
CSAice ozc door south Of the ffazensel House,
WlhenG promptly to ali business trastedto his care
Collections made tae shortest aatiee.
Having also, been regularly licensed % prosecute
CG;as against The Government particular attention viii
be given the collection q Military claims OF al
kinds; Pensions Beck pay Bountys }eunty Loans, dc.
Bedford. apn s. ls54-Jk
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02
JOSEPH W. TATE,
Arr0EsEr Al Law, BEDFonD Pa.

WILL promptly attend to collections and al business
w entrusted his care IN Bedford and adjoining coun
ties. Money advanced on JE5gmen ., Notes and other
Claims Has sor sale Fown Let's n Iatesyile, and 81
Josephs on Bedford Railroad. Farms and unim-
proved land IN quantities 20 sut purchasers.
Oice opposifethe Banking House Of Reed Sshel
apr IS, lS64-l0 m.
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PHYSICIANS &C.
DENTISTRY.

/. y. BoWsElt, Resident Dentist of wood
bury
WILL spoud the second Monday, Tuesday and Well
" nesday, of each month q IIspeWe the remaining
tkroe days Eloody Ru8 att3ing 50 ne duties of his
profession At all other ses e ic foand in bis Of
Zee AZ EoedbaFy excepting he last Monday and Tues
day of the lnonsh aiea ID, Sil spend IN aartins
buTs Bair coraty PeEne Pes desiring operations
rsntsd.
Aug 51sGs-tF
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JOHN sIA5on,

JUSTICE or rms PEACE, HopEwELIs BEDFORD COUNTY.
Collections and al baziness pertaining to his 0fee viz
be attended, promptly. VII aso attend 20 the sale or
renting real estate instruments Of writing carefully
prepared Also settling up partnerships and other ae-
counts.
April i, Is64-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02

ORAYGE, \. J.. the home Of Mcclellan, gave
l02 ,eaiesity for Lineon--last rear only 9 Union
majority
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02
ALEX. KING,
ATroREE4 4 Law.

And agent for procuring arrears Of Pay and Bounty
money. 0ifce on Juliana Street, Bedford, Pa.
April l. IS64-tE
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Espv A4SFp.
ArEoa1.r = - -. =,

ArToRfsr AT l4BaB2pRosB, Pa.
EiiAhfally and promptly attend teaH business
trusted his Ia Bedford Un oiuiug counties
kiiitsg esi.ns, Pensions basE pay, BoButy &C. spec
dily collected
6aies with Sana q epAnx - Jaliaaa street. doors
sorth afths Sengel House.
April, I964-G
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pANTEL a0RDEn.

PITT STREET, TWO booRs wEsr oE EgE BERFoRD HOTEL
Bedford, PA.
Ea.ehmaker3 q Dealer II scsEeisy, ectsaeles, 81
YTE KEEPS or HAND 4 sE4CH CE EIEE Gil.D
IA AND SILVER WATCHEs, ePhGfA 80 ~
G-iliant Double Rcsned Glasses also Se9teh febb!e
Glasses. G9ls EA1eh Chains Breast Pias, Finger Rings
Res ssality Of Cold Pens.
HeriA faPPly % order say thing IN his lins nos 9n
kEud.
apr. 4, 1SS4-zz.
PHYSICIANS. &C.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02

Attorney General Bates has concluded to retire
from the Cabinet The exact period hxed for his
resignation Is not publicly known.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02

John Mitchell, the Irish rebel and editor of the
Richmond Enquirer, is in command of the rebel
feet on the James River.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02
KI1TEEI.L q E.ENGEEFEETER,

AgToRElYs n Law, 1E-E01lD, PA.
Have formed partner hip IN tie practice of the Law
ofce OF Julana street, doors South u the Aengsl
House.
April l, is64--tf.
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u mi. AkzERs,
ArToRxEr AZ LAw. HI

ATToRSEr At Law, aEDFoRp, PA
viii attend promptly to 81 business entrusted to his
care. Hi,itary eaims speelny eolleete Glhee on u
ana Street, two doors north Of tie Inquirer 9Hiee
April !, ISo<-tE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-02
IN0. MOWER.

AGIDEA r. a Il La ".
BEDFoRp, Pa
April ], 1sS4.-tf
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-05-20
TO the Planters OF Kershaw and
Sumter Districts.

YTATiSi teef assigssesi hy Capt Faases s0wers
Ii Essss IL gcsssa pss,rsrs Nc 6 10 psocass eoep,
oasa ana aidss ssr oss ssssy, cs. respectfully utgs
apoa yca 10 safsss cses rear gyansrses asa lcs sos
hAsa a Of yot sssgpsaa fos sa ae o Cur gallant de.
eases ss ne cgy & sssg sar easa. hsTs ths pgses
IS ispyess, bas lass ssaai nos have 10 sage s.
sancn the nnrseasaas ausy ef saasag is will /:
esa ssa ssesssss bsss cnsn ianss hase. Ms ~ Nc
lssca ssy rssrespsl asSat Eos Eessiaw viii .asa ssl
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ss@sng asrHs. viii gsse ys d esit sasi sfrsst yoa
viii aespogd Asssss ~ lis appeals sa 6essaE II ssese
ne~ psJssSsing saas LtsnSs atsd ssas9seA
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10 siss peope III ssrss pstssess r ss astEssm sss.
tesy aaa ssaasss sasa sesssssa sinsa ny asgsysi
ssacag sssssn. sssIs osg4sss,
Mas - Csasssasa A. q a
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POET OFFICE, CAMDEN. 8. C.
Mil ARRANGEAgNTs.

ascnaosp, cHkaIrsros, coIranla. wssTEEs
AID way NAILS.
Duc-paily. by 1902.
gsoss-- -sanaay, Taesasy 4 ThussdsS, al 90 P. II
!. Tuesday Thursday b Saturday, At Ii 90 a. n
tagcAsrER, FLAT ROCK, DC.
Due- alonaay. "Wednesday 8 Fsiasy by Ia 90 u.
Close days, At II % a. a.
HE'D HIIs .rssEI rIAcg, 1c.
Dus-- THURSDAY. hy ID 90 u
Caeses--sssne say. IS III GO "A. A
TsEIza's rsssr, JssvEssos, dc.
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Coses--Triagy. as 10 60 H. il
OFFICE HOURS
gsssa 9 90 a. ". 10 700 r. M, sad sas sasors
sssss AEser Opening sha sssss as nigh.
- 4. W. pgsUEs P.M.
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HEADQUARTERS Es. 0rrscE.
cssrtss. S. r IA MI lStn tSss

All. pcrsoas tetaesn the ages 81 seYcusees sna
He Gfy yeats al aga. VIII Eceess bs eayrilssns u.
sssy aissre snsaawitaa
m. al certificates d oxsnfait hsfasssore isssqsi
by EnFcssng uffcssF, under rEssisas Asss of Coss.
ssssg sesasa exemptions ef pa sossifas5rs drivers
81 aai haCs and na aegosIat ID Frlsgs4sf
apnsoal ars repeated and aa IesSsas hpi3iag ssOa,
srssspssns afs ussssrad 10 sFrpss foF sbFudsssrnt
III AN pcgsxns who hold exefapsusa for pGssssesi
disability. Eaa ssss Mcgal Besss afe aiss gsgssa 30
sssscss S5r snsps!msfs By nssaar o
" e LEETNER,
Apsfi gs u Gaya. snd e. o. K n.
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ORDHNARY,s NOTICE.

"A IL itosc who hare rot ssaaa annual resnrns cs
n ite estates entrusted 70 them as administrators
OF axseuoss viii do scEi to make eir nsaas returns
Of The ssna by te last day Of Fehsuary 1864. az as
ofdsnssya 0en wM nos be oren after shat dsts cais
90 Mca&sys ard Frsaaya uasil the end e6 lbs sasf.
ALEX. L. AcT0Nkln o. X. "
Fshraary IL
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NOTICE.
CkMnES iaFslgYI,, Marea ash. tsss

AssIssS IsEsll4}JIIs, Maffia. aih, fss1
A FggR sbss 6s:e ard assg fsrssee sssxsve, sl.a
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rHa M tailsvs:
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~ 3 ls NIT gsFssss al gsnesrfs g. 50 q sa Taas@
Eiassrsiae i. .as ID. Aassse as EelsHssa 20 j. n.
t1a Tssaass Tsssaays and ssssssssrs isass ssssefs
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Aasya N a
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HEADQUARTERS nm. orrsCF..

CAassgs. &. G, AF4si iash, 1854
kSARA6RAPH l. The Csrsairs Of Beat cotnpanfes
~ u AsFshaw District wia furnish fnS, ai cnee,
stia . lisa OF ali Tssnsa In their respective Beafs be-
sweea tac ages Il II and Is and 45 ard so ysaYs ef
sgs ~ rgITsER,
April ~ q Capt and T. O. &. n
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LOST,

Eng stc csss betwsca Camden and Csareaoat, .
" BucEskin PURSE, conisiaiug note ior Ssl 30,
On J. d. D;nkins, drawn payable 20 j. ". Bacgafr o.
bearer. The public II warned against trading fos saa
note. bearing date, December 9. 1861 as psgssas %
sspppHd cn The safsc j. W. BuGANKn'
J8ruarp
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200 ToLLARs REWArgn.

,HE ateve fewnsd win be paid tor the tleiertion M
tte rascal wfo cut tie sia-band Of The srtscsser
CO Saturday night last. Persons owning shoe saops
w please keep an ere on Gil sole leather sent 20 tef
.hoys. SUTHERLAND LEMaoSD.
Fshrsarys f
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MEDICAL s0Tssg.

HI uaslesNgessi )ssge sarae ,eaassSssn for
sae psaesies IL sseesae, 10 rasus3sn ana iii H.
ssaisy.
& M fsasa FSsgsRE. Il. n
u l. fsrsA EsSEgE M. u
Awsi
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kAM a.Ews,rHa.a.

TIL ts at i.is stake as the ucssrsass tho ss,~
sasag ssasssa. esssrsasscsng tils sirst ~ Esset.
Tsfsas--- Fsy ioilass slss ssstea, parable ID sd
rsnsa
February ~ II
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NOTICE no TAx PAvKRs,

NOTICE ID hsEesy essea .Isst CcasSaerass sotea 81
aS Oh 5snosa;aassaas, ~sg he sese;se6. IN pay-
tasss of Stats ss1ss sssl thc ais; MS Altar ,hat
dasc psyszs ssas he sasds sitaer ss nasg h:iis
Ia I've aoasss sassa W. &GEAIE, T. G. Y. n.
March &
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HARK.

THIS Beautiful shsarpsashfva yraEg Ssassta. ~
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larra ts
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NWICE.

EsArT W. r. ffIsGilSgsS wia see ~ my Agens sar
~ shs tsaasar:iaa III a issaess III rssssunss 10 In
sasaaSe ageney, aurAg MY sassaes II sae ssspies.
lasuasy 8 Il 81 j. psFAsS
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RAGS !. RAGs!t

fTSHE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR WHITE
il huss Or eossgn gass delivered In barge ~ email
qsstftiss 81 this qfaes
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