The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-13
WHOLE NO. 44444. a f.
Veriety of all Kinds.

employed in the family of one of our dis
tinguished men, said to him with sigh:
Only think your, excellency, how little
money would make me happy
How little madame?' said the old gen.
tleman. 'Oh! dear sir, one hudred dollars
would make me perfectly happy
If that is all, you shall have it, and he
Immediately gave it to her.
She looked at it with JOY and thankful
ness-and before the old gentleman was
out of hearing exclaimed, 1 wish I had
said two hundred!'
FOURTH OF JULr--So far as known, not
a single town at the eastward has yet re-
sponded to the infamous suggestion Of
Garrison's vigilance committee . to omit
the observance of this day. On the con-
trary, there are indications that the day
will be celebrated with greater ethusasm
than usual.
"OeSLY learned men," says Lord Bacon,
love business as an action according to
nature, as agreeable to health of mind, as
exercise is to health Of body, taking pleas
sure in the action itself, and not in the
purchase; so that of all men they are the
most indefatigable, if it be towards any
business which can hold or detain their
mind"
e
Uncle Toms Cabin Stowe, has publicly
announced that he will not shave his face
until the fugitive slave law is repealed.
SIXTEEN hundred gallons of liquor
were seized at providence on Wednesday
weck-the first under the new law
CINCINNATI contains 100000 inhabi-
tants, and yet there are raccoons and rab-
bits still within the limits of the corpora
ton.
LITTLE things should not be despised.
Many threads will bind an elephant
Many drops make river.
PALTRY afectation, strained allusious,
and disgusting fnery, are easily attained
by those who choose to wear them; they
$ are but too frequently the badges off ignor-
f ance, or of stupidipity, whenever it would
endeayor to please Goldsmith
e THERE is certain artificial polish; a
4 common place vivacity acquired by per-
petually mingling in the deau aso,ade, which,
, in the commerce ofthe world, supplies the
e place of natural sauvity and good humor,
but is purchased at the expense of all or
e iginal and sterling traits of eharaetel.-
Washington Lving.
r WHEN the Hindoo priests about to bar-
q tize an infant, he utters the following
! beautiful sentiment: s'Lttle babe thou
enterest the world weeping while allaround
thee smile: contriye SO to live that you may
depart in smiles, while all around you
weep"
A MAN should never be ashamed to
t own he has been in the worng, which is
n but saying, in other words, that he is
9 wiser to-day than he was yesterday
o Pope.
!. THAT which we acquire with the most
o difficulty we retain the longest; as those
b who have earned a fortune are usually
It more CAREFUL than those who have inheri-
S ted one.-Cozton.
: DR.. PETER Shoenberger, said to be the
d richest man in Pennsylvania, died at Mar
ii ietta, in Blair county, on the 18th ult. His
:, poperty is valued at $4,000, 1000.
A COMPANY is organizing in Chillicothe
to go to Kansas. About thirty persons,
a the heads of families, have enrolled their
Il names.
l. No reproof or denunciation is SO potent
) as the silent influence of good example
You may depend upon it, that he is
good man whose intimate friends are all
good.
A desire to set our faults in the most
5 favorable light is often mistaken for their
candid avowal.
e He who knows the world will not be too
n bashful, and he who knows himself will
: never be impudent.
hold it cowardice to rest mistrustful
/ where noble heart hath pawned an open
e hand in sign of love.--Shakspeare.
"Tis too mnch proved; that, with devo.
3 tons visage, and pious action, we do sugar
: o'er the devil himself Shakespeare.
E Remorse very often bards the ar
rows of aff1iction.
A French poet compares friends with
melons, and says you must try many to
find good one.
The ripest fruit often grows on the
toughest wall.
IT is the smallest wheel of carriage
that comes in first.
j The top strawberries are eaten the
first.
He who leaves early gets the best hat
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