The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-08
seriEbIinss and Ciinnings.

; WEATHER.-Ihls article is becoming
very fine, and much larger supply is tc
be had.
The Kalda Venture calls Upper San
dusky little town. This is pot calling
kettle black There will be collision
! when Giles and Mac mcet!- Seneca Id.
. vertiSer.
, The editor Of the Venture is mistaken
f in the town, is all that is about his remark
t He once passed through Little Sandusky
small town in this county, about the
size OF Kalida
FoURTu.-It is expected our patriotic
citizens will get up quite fine affair on
this occasion.
CELEBRATIoN.--Tho citizens of Tifin
are preparing to celebrate the Fourth day
of July in a becoming way. If our peo-
pie don't get up something, we will try
Tiffin.
To preserve friend three things are
required; to honor him present, praise
him absent, and assist him in his necessi-
ties.
LABoRED EFFoRT.--McKenze, of the
Kalida Venture, in his last issuein speak
ing of newspapers and their support, had
quite labored article to prove something
but what he intended to get at, no body,
unless member of the last Ohio Legis-
lature could tell.
YoUNG persons have need of strong
: reins; they are sometimes hard to be rul-
ed; easy to be drawn aside; and apt to be
deceived.
SUIc1DE.-Jacob Steigler, of Brown
county, young man of 22 years, was
found dead on Friday last, reclining a
gainst tree in the woods, having shot
| himself through the head with rifle.
NATIONAL DELIcAcIEs.--In Siberia the
greatest luxuries are raw cats, served up
in BEARS oil; while in Japan stewed
crocodile, fanked with monkeys feet, is
the height Of ''fat things We should
prefer plate of neither, with a dozen
buckwheat cakes between 'em.
The New York Herald has raised the
price of its daily to three cents-begining
on Monday, the 24th.-ErcAange.
Right, while every thing else is coming
up, SO should the price on papers.
: FLYING HoRsEs.-Some of the Bucyrus
folks are extremely fond of these animals
LARGE MEN.-We know of two large
men, who are said to be pumpkins to nurse
babies.
, FRAUD IN LARD.-A few days ago II
kegs of lard were inspected at Norfolk
. and in the middle of ten of them were
discovered deposits Of bricks, rocks, bill
let's of heavy wood, and fat-irons. The
lard was received from North Carolina.
QUEsT1oN-How much will the Pro
J bate Judge take for his legal information?
f We want it for publication.
The Protestant Episcopal Conversation
in session at Pittsburgh, voted down a
resolution on Thursday last to admit col
ored delegates.-ErcAange
Now talk of your slavery in Nebraska,
some people made great fuss when the
Ohio Legislature refused to permit a col
ored man, who was not member of that
body, to make speeches upon petitions.
In CAL1FoRN1A.-The following poetry
from California paper, is said to have
been written on the back of letter.
The truthfulness of the poetry will not be
denied by any one who has ever been in
California, for there, it is a frequent oc-
currence for Joe's wife to forsake him,
and attach herself to another;
s'Letthis letter got to Joe
so that he may shortly kno
) that his wife has him forsaken
and herself another taken.''
u 0Gi HAIL SCHOO1 10 dDOuG UciilS GS-
tablished in San Francisco.
BUSINESS The Season of business
2 has returned, and now things begin tc
look vastly different from few weeks
D ago.
THOMAS R1TcH1E, Jr. editor of the
Richmond (va.) Enquirer, died on Sun
day the 28th ult.
ECLIPSE AeAIN.-Some of the fellows
: who smoked tin to look through at the
Eclipse, want to know when it will come
= again? They didn't get a good sigh
before.
EVERY family ought to have newspa
per--itis what they owe to their children
a if nothing else. Who wishes his chill
t dren to grow up in ignorance, in order t.
: save the price of a newspaper.-Er.
0 Every citizen in Wyrndot county, at th
II head Of a family, should have the Pho
O neer in his house
n THE other day an old lady rushed int
! the garden in search of her daughter; upol
h being told that the young lady had gon