American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
CITY OF LANCASTER.

CITY OF LANCASTER.
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Adversely, misunderstood. becomes
double care.
The greatest truths are the simplest
soars the greatest men.
He that win sell his fame. will also sell
the public interest. Scion.
S, The fires in which Steel is tempered
would consume pewter vessel utterly.
God hears the heart without words
but he never hears words without the
heart
Better try all things and find all empty,
than 10 try nothing and leave life blank.
Gratitude is duty none can he excused
ffon. because it is always at our disposal.
--Charfon
To make too much haste to return an
obligation. is siga ofjnsratitule.- Roch-
go,lga6id.
There are lines when We all like to set =
screen between ourselves and the pene-
tratins eyes, Of others.
Friendship is the medicine for all mis-
fortune; but ingrati(ude dries up the foun
tain of all goodness. - Richeliea.
lie who receives good turn, should
never forget It; be wno does one, should
never remember it, Charon.
Praise from the common people is gen
orally false, and rather follows vain per
sons, than vir;uous ones Bacon.
We should give as we receive, cheer
fully, and without hesitation; for there is
no grace in . benefit that sticks to the I'M
gers.
It is with followers at court, as with fol
lowers on lhe road, who Grst bespat
ter those that go before, and then tread OF
their heels.-SwW.
There are few persons to be found whC
are not more concerned for the reputation
OF wit and sense. than for honesty and yir
tue --Spectator.
Prosperity is the only test thata vulga
man can't pass through. If man ha
ANYTHING mean in his disposition, lttl'
good luck is sure to bringit out.
We should be careful to deserve a goot
reputation, by doing well; and when tha
careis once taken, not to be over-anxiou
about the uccess.-RocheSter.
Good nature is one OF the sweetest gift
Of Providence Like the pure sunshine, i
gladens, enlivens and cheers. In tn
midst Of hate, revenge, sorrow, and des
pair. how glorious its effects.
Wealth is like a serpent which wis
enchanLer can grasp by the tail withou
being bitten; but which turns and MORTAL,
wounds him who hath not acquired the ar
OF charming it.--St Clement.
Take the hand of the fricndless; smile OF
the sad AMI detected; sympathiae will
those in trouble; strive everywhere to dit
fuse around you Joy and sunshine; do thi
and you are sure ofbeing loved
Men in former ages, though simple an
PLAIN, were great in themselves, and indie
pendent Of thousand things, which hav
since beennvenled, to supply perhaps til
true greatness which is now extinct
Bruyere.
A new stove has been invented for Il
comfort of travellers It's put under Il
feet aud a mustard plaster upon the hea,
which draws the heat throught the who
system.
If we were only half as lenient 10 Il
living as we are to the dead how muC
happiness might we render them, and fro
how mach vain and bitter remorse mig
we be spared, when tho grave, the stor
grave" has closed over lnem.
1t is n bitter thlngwhen guileIess W
man first learns to regard any manly cha
acLer, no matter where she finds it, wi
contempt; it weakcns that better estima
OF humanity which gives sunshine to lil
it breaks down womanly faith, where W
manly faith ought to be strong.
The emperor Of Japan's bedstoad is $
perbly carved and gilled. By singnla
ly ingenious contrivance, current Of W
ter may be conducted off around the tea
ter, aud Mt pleasure made to fall in tran
parent curtains of rain, completely enc
cling the royal couch, for the dout
purpose of Keeping of tho musqucto
and tcmpcring the warm air to tho de
cious coolness, which, in that suit
climate, is the consumation Of bliss to
posing listlessneess
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