The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

lie. Queen Victoria has also addressed
iim an autograph letter on the same sub
jeeti No results have yet taken place. as
be wishes neither 10 disappoiat the En-,
ylish or the Jesuiis. In one Of their let
Lers The Enslish Clrh ,iaps quote lie mem
,lrable worls. Of Napoleon, Bonapsrte, adj
lressel TO Protestant at his cor)nadori.-
After stating Lha. It washis firm purpose 10
aaintain freedom Of religious creeds, lie
dds: IF any, my. race hereafter to
mcceed me, should disregard the oath
xh 'ch have tafen, and which, misled by
81 Inspiration ofiaTelSerted conscience,
IssoaIli come, 10 5Sio.a'e. devote him
ta apublic. sIimadYersion, an. authorize
you 10 give him Che nlme of Nero"
REPLY To Al lCnALLBN EE.--A liLile fpp,
conceiviny himselfinsul.el l-bya gentleman,
who ventured to give him some wholes me
advice, strnttea up to him with an air OF
importauee, and said---"Sir, you are 10
gsn.leman, here is my card-consid"r your
! self challeuaed! Should | be from home
when you honor me with call ] shall leave
worl wi il friend to settle MI the prelIm-
inaries to yGr >tislac,ioH." To which
the oihef replied Sir, YOU are fool?
Here il my cSr,l-- eonskr your nose pull
cd. Aillslwulil i not, be at heme when
yon eaIhpp nes yoaI will Gpl have lefi
prdcrS with my sc vlnt to show you iiItc
.he str6etfor your Impotence! ''i' ~ y
alJH = sI-l-AIl-- - =; II - g ti7,il
We, celebrate the wedding, and make
merry, over tie honeymoon The poet
aip s ihe beauties ana lushesofthe blodm-
ng hiiae; ard the'bark Of matrimony, will
It's ffuightof untes ed love. is launched on
he uncertain ocean Of experim mt, amid
Ajnd wishes and rcjoicings. Bpg on that
precarious sci are ma. Y storms, and even
lfhcAr ralm1 las!its perils; aud only when the
rapk has withcrea these, anil landed its
! 'aago inllle haven Of domestic peace, car
iye pronounce the voyage prosperous, anC
congratulate the alven.urer on his mcrlteC
Land enyiabe reward.
Thank Whenever your heart is joyful,
aud the occasion not mean: not as childreI
who a'e :aught to do it in good manners
for every little thing-much less for mea
aD.l drink in particular-uhless when yo'
give them TO the poor or when You your
self have failed in spirit for need OF them
hut chiefly Gorthipgs spiritual and noblt
For goodand beauty of lis works--for III,
happiness ofyour flienIs--for the advanc
ment of your fellow creatures.
CotNsEL TO A PHLosorHER -ALnstead q
Saying things to make people STARE anr
wonder. say what will withhold them here
aftcr from wondering and staring. Thi
is philosophy: to make remote things tan
! gihle, Gommbn things extensively useful
useful things extensively common. AM
to leave the least necessary-for the last.
| have always suspicion Of sonorous sen
tences. -Ledndor. 10 ,t|t1
taG-- A--re- --4- v----@--------
For every one life has some blessings
some cup thatis not mixed with bitterness
Atevcry heart there is some fount of pur
waters and all men Mt some time or othe
taste there sweetness. Who is he that ha
not found on his path of,life, some fra
grant rosebush. scenting all the air with it
sweet perfume. n l.-.s., .e-
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"A KING or SHREDs AND PAToHEs."-
i Agentlemanin n private letter from the
Sandwich Islands, speaking of King Ia
lmehameha, says:-"lIe loafs around th
town Of IIonolulu--peeps into tavern, ,ant
is really TO take o nip with any body tha
asks him. He isn't worth continental,
and auctioneers won't take his bid at al
3 auction. ,1 .,.g
. The everlasting hills will crumble to dust
!, but the indut nee Of good man will nev
or die. sThesearth will grow old and per
ish, but virtue in the heart will be eve
green and flourish throughout eternity
The moon and the stars will grow dim, AN
he sun roll from the heavens, but true re
igion and unde6led will grow brighter, an
! not cease while God himself shall live.
= Whaieverlths windmay do in winter,
cannot be denied that in spring it "turn
over new leaf"ea tFi'7
Every man has his influence and it shoul
be his aim, at all times, to exercise tn
power inherent and radiaing from him, 4
that the world be wiser and better that i
has lived, and that future generations,
searching the records of his li(e,, can sa
with ono acclaim, '"There was a man IA
honest man--pesce beswilh. his name"
SATAYTo REvoLyERs. The Russians,
is said, ,calItlie revolvers ihfemal machine
which have been given their enemy by II
devil. and imagine that they will 90 Q
whcnayer required, by invoking his al,
hence the great terror always evinced wher
ever these weapons are brought forth.
A Blue RosE,-The horticulturists
skParis succeeded by,arti6eial crossing
in obtaining natural rose Of blue colo
which Ia the fourth color obtained by artii
\ cial meahs42that and the yellow or tea ros
4 the black orpurple rose, and that stripe
rose, and scientific gardening.
An imaginative Irishman gave uttssant
to this lamentation: al returned to Il
halls pfmy fathers by night, and foun
them in ruins! | criedaloud, My father
wherearo they?'--aud echo responded, Z
ii YOU, Patrick M'GlathryT
"A FAsuoNABLE Tar California p,
: per says that a trip from San Francisco
4 Honolulu is getting quitea fashion--g,
Ing, down and stopping there fortnigh
amid thegbananasj oranges and pine apple