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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14
BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
RISING 81 LYONS.

RI now receiving at their old stand fne n stock
~ of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS as has over
6een offered In this Market consisting Of every article
In the Dry Goods line together with Fine Stock Of
Boots aud Shoes, Groceries, QnseRsndre and Glass
Dars, all of which they determined to sell low
excepted. tt
Thoy beg leave to tender their earnest thanks to the
citizens of incnstcrs and vicinity for the very liberal
share of patronage they have received since they
been In business, and hope for continuance of the
same, assuring the public that pains shall be spared
their part TO give ontro satisfaction. The usual
tces of country produce aken in exchange for Goods
Lancaster, March 81, 1854. r..H
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CARD D..

GEORGE y. SIEOCKLEY & CO.,
wholesale and Retail Dealers i'm IsOOts
and ShoeSOf nIl kInds0nd q qunlItfes,1
Mrs. Greene's Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio
Jnne s. 1854.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
OAn Acres OF nrst rate up Land and bottom nica-
OGND dow, alapgo improvement, apple and peach
orchard Of the best grated fruit many elegant springs
hewed log barn and house, large quantity ofhewng
timber and saw-logs. Tho land to be sold In lots
together situated on good road, 81 miles from Ian
cRster and ohc milo from Prut's Saw MIL '"'
For terms applyttO N'- CHARLES DIBBLE,
Madison Township, Fairfield county, Ohio, OTTO
'' 'giH 10 90 .'tI ALFRED McVRIGH, "
September 2, 7,le5l-lgtf ~ 0.ra' TIT 80 : -.
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LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.

| * prepared TO furnish all sinds ofsTEAM
IN. ENGINES, upon short notice and at Cincinnati
and Pittsburg prices. .f 81.
Also, all Kinds OF Mill Gearing, Hosting Screws
Regulating Screws, Jack Scrcws Fuliers Screws and
cider Screws.
Mill Spindlos of cast iron wrought. I.r.. 81.
BnIcs and Drivers, &c, DC. ls .
He will also furnish the PARKER WHEEL to suit
any head OF water and with either iron wood shaft.
Also the ATKINSON WHEEL fit up as above. Tho
patont on the Parker Wheel has expired and consc-
luenly they con be had much cheaper.
He also continues to make DEVoL'S THRASHlNG
MACHINES, and keeps n lot constantly on hand; war
ranlod the best in Ohio
All the above articles will be made with especial care
and by the best worknen, and will be warranted.
All kinds of repairing done upon the Shortest notice.
He also keeps constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually Kept In Foundry. He has com
pleed shop, so that those who call can exam
Inc his work. .' t.t
The known quality Of the work done nt this estab.
shmen for many yearspasts the best guarantee that
In future the subscriber will labor to desire the pat
ronngc the public. He Invites examination.
Lancaster, May 10, 1854. G. DEV0L.
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How 10 pc Happy.

will give you two or three good rules,
which may help you to become happier
than You would be without knowing them;
bu. as to beingcompletely happy, that you
can never be till you get to Heaven.
The first is: Try your bestto make 9TH
ers happy
4 never was happy, said certain king
till began to take pleasure in tho welfare
ofmy people, but ever since then, in the
darkest day, I have had sunshine in my
heart t.l ..t'.
Ny second rule is: BE content with lit
tie.
There are many good reasons for this
rule. We desire but little, and better is
little with tie fear of God than great treas
ures and trouble herewith Two men
were determined TO be rich, but they set a
bout it in different ways; for the one strove
to raise up his means to his desires, while
the other did his best to bring down his
desires to his means. The result was, the
one who coveted much was always repin-
ing, while he, who desired but little was
always contented.
My third rule is; Look on the sunny
side of things
The skipping lamb. the singing lark, and
the leaping fish tell us that happiness is not
confined to one place; God in his good
ness has spread it abroad on the earth, in
the air and inthe waters.
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STACEY HOUSE,

V STACEY HOUSE,
Opposite the Conrt House aud Fountain
ZANESVILLE, OHIO.
NTEW ADDITIONS arc now being made to tho fur
niture and convenience of this already First Class
Hotel. Travellers will find this house decidedly the
most comfortable place in GAINESVILLE, and the proprie
tor spares pains TO make his guests comfortable
There attached TO the above house, elegant BRICK
DROVE STABLES, which are very capacious-
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AnViIs, ,Vicos and BIackSInit IIOWs
On Anvls, weighing from 100 to 225 pounds oaeh
eDD Is Solid Boxed Vices,
19pars Blacksmitl's Bellows, - 81. ...
l,jr- Sledges Hammers, BOrax, &c. for saleby .-
ADTil 90. 1871: WHITE K, IATTA
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..-.i Farming implements.
Ah Doz. Cast Steel Pol'd Hoes,
%U20 do 9, Bands Tine Steel Forks E
II 50 do Grass and Grain Scythes,
o DO Wo1Ofd's Grain Cradles,
-ut 30 do Scythe SIathes. trr ~ f.. -l. f.
so do Hay and Grain Rakes,
do BrambleScythes, Sc. cheapby
April 90, la54. t.| WHITE & LATTA.
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PIt,sburg Jmnlata Nnlls, ,spikcs 8 Brads

-0Il' IRON AND sTEEL.
s1VU. UUs) 80, 600 do Hammered Iron,
I500pounds CastStee y TO inch square,
$50 do English Blister Steel,
4e0 do Double Shear do
3 900 do German do t.
1900 do Spring do
1000 do Ame erican Blister do ...... F.
In store and for sale at Low priceS,by
Aprll29, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
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Anartces superior To all others of the kind In the
country and one to which We invite the special attcn-
corn for high feeding faening stock will save from
80 to 40 per cent Corn Fodder when cut is nearly or
quite equal to hay for feeding either catlc or horsos
acres OF the best grown hay Ohio They are caicu-
lated for either hand horse powor. We are also
preparing to furnish to order = 7T ''''F -
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wILEOw WAGONS ANDDAsKETs.

tt "A DOz. French Willow Wagons, -.
do Common do do.
do Gig Top Cabs =
ii do Square and Round Cloths Baskets,
10 do Market Baskets, open and cov'd
I. Willow Cradles, &c ....
Rocking Horses and Wheel BaTrows,
Pat Cloths Pins and Grnss Mats, by
April 90, 1854. .-...,.. WHITE & LATTA.
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GEThe power of knowing the charac-
ter Of mankind from the face, is the key to
almost certain success in life But physi-
ognomy iss,Geguently deceptive, unless
compared ~ a he manner Of address,
All places afford ample opportunities for
studying the characters ofthose by whom
we are surrounded. The dinner table is an
excellent place TO read character. You
can tell the man who has been raised from
daily toll and poverty to opulenco, by the
lordly authoritative way in which he Or
ders the servants. It's an invariable rule,
that the man who has been always accus-
toned to ease and luxury, is most easily
satisfied with those whom he has right
to command las
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REMOVAL.
INK g. BIS

WTOUID respectfully inform their customers,
w the cilizcIs generally, that they have REMOVED
their Establishment tho North side OF Main STREET.-THE
the room formerly occupied by th" PhiddePhid Com
miss;Op Store, where they are prepared to Furnish
Fresh Bread, RUsks, Cnkes & Crackers
i.. AT ALL TIMES AND IN ALL SEASONS. g. D,
We have employed the very best workmen in our
line Of business and will sell at wholesale and retail
at the fonest prices
We are determined TO give general satsfactlon. All
orders from the country for Bread, Cakes, Soda, But
ter, Water and Boston Crackers, Will be promptly
Had. Give us call. q. 80
Lancaster, March 81, 1854. ZINK BlSH.
NJ u. We also keep hand general assortment OF
FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be sold nt the
lowest rates. ~ ZINK & BlSH
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FOR CARPENTERs.
TDLANE Irons, Chiscls, and Gouges, Bench Planes,
Mouldingand BEAD Match aud Table, Hatchetsand
Hand Axes, Broad & Cropping axes, Drawing Knives
Of all kinds, Steel and Iron Squares, Guages and FRY
Squares all Sizes improved Borcing Machines, Hand,
PANEL, Tcnncnt Ripping, Web and Compass Saws,
Cross Cut and Mill Saws for sale by
April 20, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
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FELLOEs, SPOKES AND HUBS.
| VNTE have now hand, and which by our arrange
| Wv menis with the manufacturers, we can offer at
their bill ofprices with freight added. %
/ $50 Sets Bent Fellows, i! 3. e..srtt..
100 " SpOkes,
1876 " Hubs, .7F'. "n'
I.r- IS " Rent heat Shafts So. tf n-
100 I" Buggy Bows.
ApriIoN 1871. M - WHITE Il IATTA
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rHE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Messrs. Clarke, Wright & Co..

HAVE taken for number OF years, the Foundry
4 owned by John Arney, Esrfa situate upon CoIHm-
bus ami Broad Streets, e Lancaster, where
they are determined to be on hand with all such art-
cles in their line, as the country requires. 'E'
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARlOUR STOVES,
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Mill Gearing, Machine C&STPNSs and
~NW VPLoUGHS, Of various patferns, war
ranted superior article, together with
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EuRNITURE WARERo
ID. X. FIStIEL.

Lancaster, June Z, ieJl. ~ n .,,.-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

The Pune HEART.-In a discourse on the
words, E" Blessed are the pure in heart" Mr..
Caughey once remarked that it was impossi-
Bile to sully sunbeam. I" And while that
sunbeam, said he, may dart down into the
darkest hole of filth and illuminate it, it will
soil nothing, and yet not be soiled itself. So
the ray of heavenly life and love existing in
the perfect believers heart, goes into and
comes out into contact with the dark dwell
ing-places of iniquity and filth, and cheers,
and enlivens, and encourages by its presence,
but is always kept unspotted from the stains
of the world. 1t is God that gives to the pure
heart this great gift and distinction. 1t is He
who can keep the heart in perfect peace
Suppose white-robed female were walking
along some turnpike road where the mud was
flying, and where the horses and wagons as
they hurried and splashed along at every turn
and step increased the confusion, hemmed up
the foot-path, aud threw the water and dirt.
Suppose that e-robed female should find
at her journeys end her white dress as spot
less as when she first robed. Would not this
be miracles Most surely it would. But
miracle it is that the christian, in waging his
course through this world, in fighting through
trials and temptations, and in struggling with
the fiery adversary, does not have some stain
or mark of conflict on his garment. He cries
out, "Glory to God! free and unspotted too
1t is miracle Of grace-of the grace of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Praises be
unto his precious name J. Western AdUertiser.
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Price. Two Cents.
GBe 9ailp Spy.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1854.
SATURDAY EVENING READING.
IMMORTAL HOPES.

o. what were life,
Eyel in the warm and summer light Of Joy,
without those hopes, that, like refreshing gales
AT evening from the sea, comes DER the soul
Breathed from the ocean Of eternity
And without them who could bear the storms
That fall in roaring blackness DER the waters
OF agitated life. Then hopes arise
All round our sinking souls, like those fair birds,
Der whose soft plumes the tempest has no power
Waving their snow-white wings amid the darkness,
And wiling us, with gentle motion, on
To some calm island, on whose silyery strand,
Dropping at once, they fold their sie.t pinions,
And, as we touch tie shore OF paradise
In love and beauty walk around our feet
John Wilson.
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PROVIDENCE.

FROM THE ITALIAY.l
Just as a mother, with sweet pious face,
Yearns towards her little children from her seat,
Gives ono kiss, another an embrace,
Takes this upon her knees, that on her feet
And while from actions looks, complaints pretences,
She learns their feelings and their various will,
To this look, to that word, dispenses,
And whether stern or smiling, loves them still -
So Providence for us, high, infinite,
Makes our necessities its watchful task,
Hearkens to all our prayers, helps all our wants,
And, even If it denies what seems our right,
Either denies because 'twould have us ask,
Or seems but to deny, or in denying grants.
Leigh Hunt
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