The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-22
VARIETY OF ALLgKINDS.

We pardon as long as we loye.-RocA-
efoucaula
To be a great man it is necessary to
turn to account all opportunities.--l5.
GENUINE simplicity of the heart is a
healing and cementing principle.-Bmke.
GRIEvANCEs may always be found
against those whom il is wished to dis
place.-Bayle 81. John.
THE power is detested, and miserable
is the life of him who wishes rather to be
feared than loved Cornelius Nepos.
TALENT, lying in the understanding. is
often inherited; genius, being the action
of the-reason and imagination, rarely or
never Coleridge.
SwINIsH gluttony ne'er looks to heaven
amidstits gorgeous feast; but with bespot-
ted, base ingrattude, cravens and bias
phemes his feeder.-AiAoaa.
To HAVE freedom is only TO have that
which is absolutely necessary to enable US
to be what we ought to be, and possess
what we ought to possess.-Rahd.
A e1FT-its kind, value and appear
ance; the silence or the pomp that attends
it; the style in which it reaches you may
decide the dignity or vulgarity of the Civ
er.-Lavatcr.
The editor of the South Boston Gazette
has been presented with 6ootjacke =
Homely, but useful testimonial.
HAD l a careful and pleanst companion
that should show me my angry face in a
: glass, should not at all take it i'll; to be-
hold mans self so unnaturally disguised
: and dishonored, will conduee not little
to the impeachment of PzuiarcA.
The chime of bells in the steeple of
Christ Church, Philadelphia, was hun
dred years old on Sunday last. The in
1 teresting centennial anniversary was eel
I ebrated oy the ringing of merry peal in
the morning and in the evening.
"BoB, who was the first man?' asked
one juvenile of another
"Why, Adam, to be sure" was The re-
! ply.
"Well, who was the first woman, then.
"Why, Adams mother, of course -
A fatal disease is prevailing among the
> horses at New Orleans, and one person
!, has lost forty.
i SOME one called Richard Steele the
'syiest of mankind" Ae retorted, with
proud humility, cit would be a glorious
: world if were.
, Henry WARD BEEcHER says, "Dress
: dosen't make the man, but when man is
o made, he looks great deal better dressed
;, up"
e THERE was caught recently in the Ala
!. bama river, near Salem, a turtle weighing
over one hundred pounds. The Salem
: Sentind says he was large enough to make
$ soup for a thousand people.
! COMBINATIONS Of various railroad com
l. panies in New England have been re
It Gently made, with a view to economy o
] expenses, and to more uniform rate O
e charges.
"WHAr's the next thing to oysters
y leb?'' says an urchin to roller boy
"Why the shells. stupid" responded
zeb.
A CADET has just entered West Poin
g from Tennessee, six feet eight inches il
e height. He will do to lead the granny
'f dears.
i A COUNTRY girl, writing to her friends
f, says of the polka, that the dancing doe
lie not amount to much, but the hugging
IS heavenly.
g The Connersville Telegraph says,
5e farmer Of Fayette county, Ind, los
eleven dollars last week, owing to his ig
norance of the market price Of whea
He will probably pay for newspape
n. hereafter.
le MEAN spirits under disappointment, lik
10 small beer in thunder storm, alway
II turn sour.
= AsuRER mode of fdispersipg crowd tha
n by the police, is to pass round contribu
:, ton box.
u WHAT men want is. not the talent, it
purpose; in other words, not the power
y achieve, but the will to labour
He that cannot forgive others, break
u the bridge over which he must pass him
s. self; for every man has need to be fol
if given.
Sc WHAT proof is there that Robinso
e Cursce found his island inhabited? Be
), cause he was great swell pitching into
little cover.
A MAN who lived much in society, sal
;. that his acquaintance would fill cathed
: raj, but that the pulpit would hold hi
n friends.
y NAN is like SNOWFALL. Leaves hir
III lying in idleness against the sunny face c
4 prosperity, and atl the good that is in hir
melts like fresh butter in the dog-days
but kick him round and he gathers strengt
:. at every revolution, until it grows to a
u avalanche.
~ A CUL1NARr IDEA.-The Louisyill
" Democrat says that a wife should be lik
y lamb--tender and nicely dressed Yer
:, good.
ID "WHAT's IN A NAME" lady in Law
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