The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07

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keeping its own party, with their "seven
principles" trim and tut. Locofocos like
very much to see Wings quarrel among
themselves, so as to stultify their party ac-
/ ton on election day but they would not,
for the world, have our party disband, if that
were possible-whicb, by the way, il is not.
A friend of ours, whose heart fails him,occa
sionally. soon after the Presidential election,
said he hoped the wings would now cease
opposition, and let the two wings Of Locofo-
cracy destroy each other. A young LADY,
the daughter Of noted Democrat" was
sitting by; and, hearing the observation, ex-
claimed
80, hope not!--you have the true con-
lservative elements OF RepubIicanism in your
party. Ifyou disband, what will become OF
the Democrats aud the country!'
This truly philosophical sentiment was ut
tered by one ofthe most gifted fair ones in
the State.--Scio. Gas.
FINE TINES FOR DocToRs. The follow
ing is presumed to be. the soliloquy Of
young physician, who hopes by the multipli-
cation of diseases to get into practice:
Considering the damp, muddy state Of the
streets, at this time of the year, am equally
amazed and delighted to see the ladies, almost
universally, going about in thin shoes.
This elegant fashion beautifully displays the
conformation ofthe ankle joint; but to the
surgeon it has another recomme ndation.
behold the delicate foot, separated scarcely
by the thickness of thin paper from the
mire. see the exquisite instep, undelend-
ed but by "A mere web. ] mediate on the
influence Of cold and wet upon the frame;
think of the catarrhs, coughs, pleurisies,
pneumonies, consumptions, and other inter-
esting affections, that necessarily must re-
suit from their application to the feet; and
then reckon up the number ofpills, bolases
powders, draughts, mixtures, leeches and
blisters which will consequently be sent in
to the fair sufferers; calculate what they
must come TO, and wish had the amount in
my pocket.--N. Y. Post. -. .i.,..
I LARGE SALE OF RAILROAD IRoN.-A sale
of five thousand tons of railroad iron was
made in New York on Thursday by an agent
of one Of the largest Welsh manufactures
at E9 per ton, cash, free on board in Wales.
This brings the price here to about $40 per
ton. There has been pause in the market
for two or three weeks but this is new
movement, and indicates that the prices of
rails are to be kept up. The railroad iron
production Of this country is now about 49,
900 tons per annum. The wants Of the
country this year, it is believed, will be
900, 900 tons, and next year 100000, if the
present prosperity of the country contin-
ues. ...- ......tj ..r
DICKINSON AND DIx-The President has
tried the experiment OF uniting the HuDker
and Barnburner factions Of New York by
giving fat offices to the leaders of each fac
{, iion. Dickinson is collector, and Dix is
Sub Treasurer of New York. Perhaps this
, is the best way to stop the breach. We
: wonder il the same system will be tried in
OhiU! S far, the plan has been to Leep OIL
both sides But Ohio Locofocos are hard
set, and don't stand very high with any
: body but themselves, at Washington -
Journal, .- i. ,.. ...t...,.... ....-. ........
0TThe Fourth of March was duly MOTTO
ed by all the prominent Paris journals
Gen. Pierce seems to be great favorite
with them, and the Constitutional, which
naturally abhors democrats, and thinks no
words too hard for Cass, Douglas, &c, takes
the new President under its special protec-
. ton. 1t expects from him an earnest dis
couragement of all flibusterism, and an ad-
ministration exempt, If possible, from any
practical enforcement of the "untenable
positions of the Monroe doctrine"
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BUSINESS ADvERTrsING.--We sometimes
hear of man discontinuing his advertise
mentin newspaper, after having perfectly
satisfied himself of the use of adveriising!--
Reader, did you ever hear of the honest Hi.
bernian who had clambered to the brink oi
a we'll and then let 60 his hold to spit on his
hands! He was Just about as wise as the
man who stops his advertisements. A man
might as well take down his signs as discon.
tinue his advertisements. Ha. .--. r...
l THE FTNALE.-The Legislature has ad.
I journed-lauS Deo. We hope never to looh
upon its like again This was at least too
: lower than nything Of the kind ever got up
= The members pocket $1,000 head-brains
D not considered land the aggregate expense:
. will be $250,O
t Let us be thankful it is no worse, only q
e quarter of nilIiJn.-SpringfeH Gds.
, DECLINE IN THE VALUE Of Go1D.-Thos
u de Quincy has written an article for Hogg's
Instructor, which is copied in No. 462 o.
! Littell's Living Age, arguing that the utte
: depreciation OF gold is near at hand and in
evitable, unless the SOLITARY hope be reuliz
y ed that the gold quarries may soon be ex
" hausted. t7#d
INCREASE OF BEK1Ne CAPrTAL.-A repor
a has been made in the Massa chusetts Senat
l. in favor of increasing the capital stock o
d the old banks of the State to the amount @
e $4, 100000, and in favor of chartering ne,
a banks, with total capital stock of $500
ID 900 more; amounting in all to the sum c
d $7,70O,OOO. ......'...
&c The N. Y. CRYSTAL PALAcE.-It is in cor
II =. temptation to add a new feature to the gre,
u exhibition, viz: a separate department
= meteorological, mining and chemical product
~ The services of Professor Siliman hat
y been secured as superintendent Of this d
= partment. ia'a"f ~ ~.#'F
Id OTThe consumption Of Peruvian guar
at in the sea- board States has reached one hui
a. dred thousand tons per annum. The Per
be Wan Government is now establishing agei
m cies for the sale Of the article in the primo
to pal citiesin the Western States. ''' r. NOS
ou OJThe officers. and trustees in sever
n villages and towns in the State have passt
ssMnine liquor" laws, with various degre
LOT stringency. It now remains to see
ne they can enforce it. Al esa'4pa s'i eo esra