The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-05-18
SAYINGS OF ALL KINDS.
Beautiful EDigram.

beautiful epigram which we have ever
read:
Straight is the line of duty,
Curved is the line of beauty
Walk by the first and thou shall see
The other ever follow thee.
Born the candidates for Governor in
Iowa arc editors vi
ST. PETERS church at Rome can hold
81, 900 persons.
THERE are said to be sixteen thousand
more women than men in Philadelphia
IMMENSE quantities of railroad iron are
waiting at Albany for shipment west
ward
1t is stated that the Black Swan, Miss
Greenfield, is about to be married to a
white Englishman. ..sa &.
OH1ois to be explored. geologically.-
The expenses are estimated at 10000 per
year until the survey is finished. g3a
MARY E. SHAW has recovered YER
dict of $4,000 against the Worcester
Railroad Company for injuries received by
an accident on their road. #eE
Mr.. WEBsTER's s friends do not respond
to his dying wishes, and his estate is an
nounced to be insolvent. George W.
Nesmish is administering upon it as COM
missioner.
OVER one thousand human lives have
been lost by disasters at sea, during the
past four months, and several vessels are
yet to be heard from which are supposed
to be lost.
In Utah, on the death of man, his
property descends to the Mormon Church,
his wives and children not being recog-
nized as heirs. The church is the sole
heir of all property.
A PATENT has just been taken out in
France for making sugar from pumpkins.
The quantity produced will be at least as
great as could be obtained from an equal
quantity Of beetroot.
WEDNESDAY was kept as Fast in Mon
treal, to pray for the success of the Allies
against Russia, and for making collections
for the families of the soldiers who have
gone to Turkey.
CEMENT FOR BRICKS AND SroNEs.--Sul-
phate of zinc and sulphate of iron, dissol-
we'd in water for stacking lime, makes it
into good cement.
EVERY town of note in Iowa, except
Dubuque, has its line ofrailraod westward
under contract So says the Herald.
TRUTH.-Every word oft. Cut it out
and learn it by heart.
We should make it principle to extend
the hand of friendship to every man who
discharges faithfully his duties, and main
tains good order-who manifests deep
interest in the welfare of general society
whose department is upright, and whose
mind is intelligent-without stopping to
ascertain whether he swings a hammer or
draws thread. There is nothing SO dis
tant from all nature claims as the reluc-
tances, the backward sympathy, the for
ced smile, the checked conversation, the
hesitating compliance, the well off are apt
to manifest to those a lite lower down,
with whom, in the comparison of intellect
and principles of virtue, they frequently
sink into significance.
GIVE Your CHILD PAPER.-A child
beginning to read becomes delighted with
a newspaper, because he reads the names
of things which are very familiar, and will
make progress accordingly, A newspaper
in one year is worth quarters schooling
to child, and every father must consider
that substantial information is connected
with advancement. The mother of e
family, being one of the heads and having
more immediate charge of children
should herself be instructed. A mind oc
cupied becomes fortified againts the ills O
life, and is braced for any emergency
Children amused by reading or study, are
of course more considerate, and more
easily governed.
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AN EXCITED M1NIsTER-Here is the
way the Chicago Olive Branch piles tt up
Theswearingis authors an anti -Nebrasks
clergyman not ours:
"But nothing is too hard for the Lord
and in the pro-slavery churce at milwaukee,
all por-slavery religion will yet be taken BY
the tail and thrown over the walls of thei
encampments, and hurled, with its author
that transformed angel of light-the bevi
into the burning flames Of hell.
Pleasant individual that-for small
family party,-Cin. Eng.
MORMON PENALTIES. The Desere
News has the following characteristic ex
hibit of Mormon notions ofretributive just
tice:
'It is too well known to need repeating
that if a son of Belial should defame ont
Of our fair wives or daughters, he mus
pay the forfeit, without Judge or juty, il
the most public; place; and he must get his