The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02


CITY OF LANCASTER:
rancsday Evensns FessE. ASIA
Af4Kvts, No. 90, Fourth street.
AstSssRs Walnut and Yiner Cincinnati
Ohio, IS our authorized agent for procuring
subseriPliOasaAnd advertising for the Ca.
zETTE.
TARLroS-A R4aroaIP rojset.-Wq pub
fish on the outside OF this weeks Weekly a
a very Interesting letter from a citizen Of
Tarlton advo eating the construction Of a
Rail Road frcm that village to intersect
the C. w. & p. Rail Road. The citizens
of Tarlton have Investigated the subject
very thoroughly, and have taken such an
interest Units construction which cannet
fail to ensure for it public attention. This
village has about seven or eight hnndredin-
,habjtants,ana is situated in one of the love.
lest valleys in the State, containing a pop
ulstion noted for ssbriety and wealth. As
an evidence of the high moral character Of
this little village, it is only necessary for
us to state that it has some seven houses Of
worship -4nearly a church for every hum
.dred inhabitants-aH Of which are well sup
ported--and the nnanimity with Which they
act is absolutely astonishing. In this re
spest, Tarlton no doubt surpssses any 9th
ervillage in Ohio, if not in the whole West.
If the recommendation of our correspon-
dent be adopted, it will then be a matter Of
tho first Importance, that the money nsces,
sasy tocomplcte the rood shouldbs secured
at once. 1t is not doubted that the money
will be READILY obtained, as it is beyond all
question, that the road, when completed,
will pay at least six per cent. Such a road,
promising such returns, in dividends, will not
%antfor means to make il. If the citizens
of Tarlton and vicinity understand their
true interests they will push this enterprise
to a speedy completion, as it will not only
enhance the value Of their land but it would
enable the farmer to send his produce to
market at cheaper ratss than-he now does.
and thereby put more money in his pocket.
The two great staples hitherto relied on by
the farmers inthe vicinity of Tarlton, wheat
and corn; are often precarious, and their at
tsntion should be turned to other and small
erthinss to keep the farmers pocket sup
Piled with money; his gardens, his duiries,
and even his hen houses, could be made to
yield a profitable income.
This road, or arm, W ould greatly increase
the revenues Of the C. Wa u. Rail Road
and should meet with the concurrence of
every stock holder and property holder a
long the line. This being SO, the enterprise
of those more immediately interested in the
road, should not hesitate to provide means
for its construction.
COLUMBUS AND HocKING VALLEY RAIL
RoAD.-This Company was fully organized
by the Stock holders yesterday by the cleo,
'tionfof a Board of Directors, consisting of
Messrs. Juo. T. Brasee, P. Van Trump,
VIM. Medill, P. B. Ewing, Chas. Borlaud'
T. Il, NTintun and Alex, White.
We understand that 1925 shares equal
to 1881 ,250 was subscrib bed on tho Stock
Books presented by the corporator; Ct
which 1928 shares were represented in the
meeting and voted unanimously for the a.
.boye, DiFectors. oi at
The first mcetingo Of the Board will BIO
held in this city on Tuesday the 7th inst.
frbHow PLtAsANT fr'is FOR BEETnEEN TO
DWELL ToGETHEks IN UNtrg!-OnIy last
week.-Mrs. the eighth Of anudry"-and dim
m~ecrats, and all sorts of Gratis congregated
together in. Columbus, and made even mid
day hideous with their "hoise and confu-
sion" And ~straightway when they de-
parted hcncc,they all began with one accord
to declare what a s'good tiniep they had
enjoyed, and what a loving, fraternal, af.
fectionate and harmonious session this great
democratic, gathering had afforded. Every
mother's,s son of the whole clan was willing
and ready 10 swear by his hon0r-not tina
any one OF them would by any means for.
swear ~himseF-that the utmost ~"harmony'
0F'Hot Corn" or "Life scenes in New
York" isthe title ofa new volume Of 40(
pages, just issued from the press. 1t is writ
ten by Scion Robinson, a name familiar t,
many Western readers. The sketches il
this book are calculated to arouse the sym
pathies and better feelings Of every heart
and have produced a greater sensation an
awakened a ~liyelier interest in regard t
-
the condition of that Metropolis than an.
thing. that has ever eminated from the Ne,
York press. This work is destined to NEE
with as much favor as that celebrated wor.
of Mrs. Stowe, Uncle Toms Cabin. Be
sure and geta copy.
De Witt & Davenport, publishes, 100 I
.'l6a Nassau Street, New York.
DuLL1Ess OF RAzoRs.--The Scientif
American is responsible for tho followin
on razors:
BARRIERS often tell US that razors get tire
Of shaving, hut il laid by for twenty days
they will then shave well. By microscope
examination, it is foundthat the tired razot
~from4lonp stranDinp from the same bunt