The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

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Whisky s. high Wues. 4.-.--..--.60
COrn.- 49,. 3------ -.5O
Corli in the ear. ...--.. 2...--. 40
Oats. .---"2 80 u. |
V The Gazette acknowledges that
Cen Scott would have been traitor it
he had accepted the offer Of the Mexican
Telegraph
This is falsehood. No. 2. on the same
subject. Try again. ... ..I
~ The Supreme Court has decided
that it is constitutional for counties to is
sue Railroad bonds Telegraph.
And is that all Does the Telegraph
think the decision currect one
Improved HeAD BLoCKs.- We call the
attention Of our friends. who are engaged
i'll the manufacture of lumber, in this vi
ciuity. to the fact, that Snyder's improved
head blocks, are obtaining an introduc
ton, into very many Of the saw mills up
the valley. All who have seen them op
crate. speak in the highest terms both Of
their time and labor saving properties
We have the word Of practical man ex
tensiveIy engaged in the manufacture of
lumber, that they are very great i'm
prnvement ou the sell acting saw dog,
and the only article that he has ever
seen, which was really preferable To the
old fashi0ned head block. Our manu-
factures might find il for their interest to
look into tho subject. Mr. Snyder the
Patentee resides in Fairfield county. in
this State. His apparatus with all the
fixtures would cost about $l25,00- To
iedO Blade.
BoUNTY LAND WARRANTS. The bill
to make the Warrants of 1850 aSsigna
BILE. and to pay Registers aud Receivers
for the location Of the same, finally pas
sed both branches of Congress. on Thurs
day last, aud awaited only the signature
of the President 10 become law. We
are thus informed by letter, which com
municates no particulars-Sci. Gaz.
The New YoRK TIMES says: We are
reliably informed tba, previous tn the do
parlure "f Mr. Willis for Bermuda, he
forwarded note to John Van Buren, re
quesling that gentleman to meet him
with pistols for two, IN Bermuda. at hi,
earies: convenience. The Prince de
clines for two reasons. He don't like
fighting --and if ne did. he could have o
row nearer home any day.
IL The time has past fpr people 10 si
quietly in their stnreS and must To crcnm
stances for customers. The aspect o
business Las been entirely changed, lb,
old landmarks have been remnveI aud
new channels opened. People should
not sit now quietly aud gaze upon the
dust gathering around their wares. bu
with becoming shrewdness should place
their pens on paper. epumerate their ar
lices aud announce through the adver
Using columns of widely circulated pa
pers. the quality Of their articles, aud
where they may be found. Men of small
capital long since discovered this sure
road To wealth, and he who does not fol
low in their wake, will find himself dis
iauced. = Bee.
Dr.. OLDs ON THE BIBLE.-.Dl. Old
made speech in Congress. short time
since. in advocacy of the doctrine Of Civ
ing the public lands to actual settlers. Ii,
said oh Bible which declared lha
every man had title clear To mansion
ia the skies, also declared his right 10
portion Of the soil for cultivation" Tn,
House bust into universal shout q
laughter; at which Mr.. Odds. uncousciou
of his blunder. was much astonished
We thought, when Ods made his speech
in Bellefuntaine. that his biblical read
ings were limited. - Logan Gazette.
Nike WALSH is an original, and n,
mistake. Supporting in the Assembl.
rial mansion at Albany, he expressed th'
hope that there would be no peanut 9
cnnomy displayed here. The office o
Governor Of this great State was next il
Importance to that Of President Of tn
United States. The Governor entertain
ed distinguished strangers from abroad
as we'll as other emlneut personages q
our counIry-and foreigners derived thei
first impressions of this nation as mucI
from what they saw here, aud Of our ex
ecutive establishment, as they did fr"H
a visit tu the President of the Unite,
States, Ten thousand year " mag
niIicenl dwelling would not be more tha
was suitable to the dignity aud impOr
tance of the Office of the chief magistrat
of this great State. Allusons had bee
made 10 tho contingency that person i
the humber walks Of lie might be elevs
ted to this distinguished office. Grant i
The more important was il that he shouI
: have the means, aside from his own ~
sources, To sustain the dignity Of his pc
siliun. lfhe had not before spoken o
the question, it was from The delcacy b
felt il discussing a question in which b
was personally interested. And know
ing. as lie did. that he should one day
aud that not distant, occupy the excel
live mansion himself. he relrained lroI
saying any thing more in support OF hi
f bill. [Shuu,s Of laughter-Mr. w. ash
!. ing. with his accustomed gravity, wh'
, gentlemen were laughing atll--Nc
York paper.
THr CLAY MEDAL.-The liberal oFt
Of Mr.. Butler to furnish another Cla