The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

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Oar Ircthern now are in the field, fcrcc-strugglins
in the fight, - .n-r
Why stand you here now idlc2 arouse yo in your
might;
Arc peace and Ii so dear to all that should ever
Crushed to tho earth like vus scris in chains and
Almighty God forbid il now but let my latest breath,
Proclaim through all our broad domain nv Liberty OF
Death. CLIO.
BlackuUood's Magaaiae.-The number of
this monthly, for January, is equal to any OF
its predecessors. It's contents are Slavery
and the Slave Power in the United States;
NV Novel, or Varieties in English Life; Let
ter to Ensebius about Many Things; Lady
Lees Widowhood; Thomas Moore; Defeat
of the Ministry. Under the new postage
Law, Leonard Scott g. Co.'S Reprints can be
obtained at very moderate rate. much
lower than the original publications. See
advertisement.
Without Characters. following anus
ing circumstance is related in one of our ex-
changes, as having actually occurred at a
fancy ball given in Washington city recent
ly. By the way fancy balls are all the go
there now. 1t was understood that every
person was to dress in character, and an
usher was stationed at the door of the sa-
loon, to announce to the company within
the different characters as they entered
Two Young ladies' appeared at the entrance.
"Your churacters!" asked the usher in a
whisper.
"We do not appear in costume to night
said the two young ladies.
"TIoo ladies' without any Characters
bawled out the usher at the top OF his voice
Bad Liquor.--In these days of scarce To-
Gals, anything will answer. An exchange
J tells of an old topper who bet that he ceuId
r when blndfolded, tell each Of the scvera
kinds of liquors. When brandy, gin, ant
S other drinks were presented to him, he pre-
nounccd correctly what they were A
length glass OF pure water was given him
, hctustel it, paused, and tasted again, ant
+ again considered and shook his head. A
. last he said, "Gentlemcn, | give it up.
r am not used to that sort Of liquor"
e PirTsBURGH Iron TRADE counts (ror
: Pittsburgh represent the iron trade as high
o " flourishing and further enhancement o
d prices anticipated. The Pittsburgh Gazett
:. SAYS that the stock of A lleghany metal bro
a down by the late rise is nearly disposed 0
t, the balance on hand being held at an ad
vance and firm and at that 400 tons 81
:. Charles sold in the early part of the week a
$44 per ton, six months. Manufactures hav
: all advanced the prices on bar iron, and
f. the present price of pig metal is maintaine
they will have to make still further az
lie vance on the manufactured article.
. (tFThe Washington Republic says thi
=, among the many articles which are no
"a manufactured from Inda-rubber, perhaE
:. thereis none of more useful as well as no'
a. ell character than horse shoes. EXperimen
W. ~, made previous to the present cold weathe
- indicate that they will prove fully as durab
.. as IRON Their lghtness will especially
-, dapt them to the race-course, and havlr
h all the toughness without the brittleness
NJ iron, they will be Of equal service, while d
u ha void of the danger of breaking when tt
,,r horse is under motion.
a A MODEL HUsBAND-Governo Morris,
au we may Judge by the testimony afforded
no his wife in his will, must have truly be-
the "model husband" He was not one
es- your modern skinhints, who cut of wllt
ell inheritance if she happens to marry-n
a. he!-Quite the contrary, in his will, made
IN short time before his death, after settli
upon his wife liberal allowance, he sa.
NV IA nd in case MY wife should marry | g
- her 5000 more per annum, to deIray the
~ creased expenditures which may attend
ne connection.
:''' ENGLISH ITEMs.-Several large porto
lch of the famous Dover Cliffs have lately fall
he without any warning One portion, wei
in ing inward of two hundred tons, fell upo
es- large brick building, crushing it entirely
- 1t was fortunately unoccuped.
nv Mr.. Gladstone has been reelected to
MA lament by the University Of Oxford, I
me withstanding the almost bitter opposition
to the "Heads of Houses"
80 The present Duke of Wellington
thrown open to visiters for three days
"o free tickets the principal apartments OF a
ana ley House, containing many OF the trop'
JcS- oil MS llIuStrlOuS ldlueI NiStOil0o "ii'u
not presents made TO him by foreign countrie
thor potentntes. ......-.., ...,s
,nI ,n Seven persona were killed by a late
hid way collision near Oxford, and many y
was seriously burnt and scalded The en-
try. driver and the signal man both appear t.
mos blame worthy. The Coroners inquest
not concluded. ~, a,s.,,
u" CeTThe body of Mrs. Angelique Perl
=. of Ogdensburg, who had been,missing
oeeh the 22d of December, was found in thu
ticu- and snow, Jan. 2Sd, on an out street.
The imitation of the bad example of many
child Mrs. p. got drunk and staggered into
,ore. nifty. ------------ +.
- D1srREss1Ne.-A colored man (name
U learned) while engaged in scalding hog
GREY; James Moore, last evening, accldentalI
ng a into a kettle of boiling water, and w
lfter7 badly scalded that he died this mornin
girls Zanss,Ine Courier. .t-
but sIief' asI,- lz'4l = al li---.'
anly 017-During the present season near, a. !,
turn 600 hogs have been slaughtered at GO
bus, Ohio,