The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-01
ScrihhIinqs and Clippings.


TowER's GRAMMAR.--This is publ
cation lately issued by David B. Tower,
and gives very plain and easy system
of Grammar. No doubt, it will recon-
mend itself to every one who may take
the trouble to examine it. Any person
can see the book by calling at our Office.
All manner of school books can be got OF
David Bugress d Co., publishers, 60 John
street, n Y.
To FAMrL1rs.--Mr. Henry has all man
ner of Groceries for family use. This
tea, coffee, sugar, molasses and every
thing is of the best quality. Read his
advertisement and give him call.
New BABr.-A new born baby without
either father or mother, we were informed,
was left at the house of Mr.. McCleary,
in this place, at a very early hour yester-
day. We remember of reading OF only
one other child born without dady ana
he had mama!
DRuNx.-On sunday.night few free
men were preambulating about town
high as--men generally get to be.
JUSTICE CouRr.-On Monday two of
the boys from the green old sod, were
brought before NJ, H. Kirby, Esq, charg-
ed with being drunk. They were each fined
and put in jail.
DEF1N1r1oN.-One of the boys taken
up on Monday was asked if he was not
drunk No said he, I have been in this
country eight years and never was drunk.
A man is never drunk when he can stand
on his feet.
PHILADELPHIA, May PA rumor is
freely circulated this morning that de-
falcation of 500, 900 has been discover
ed in the U. S. mint. The alleged de-
faulter is an officer in the institution.
NAVAL ORDERs.--Itis is stated that or
ders have been sent by the Secretary oI
the Navy to delay all vessels of war un.
der sa;;i,iing orders, and hold them ii
readiness for immediate service. Thi;
precaution has been taken, it is alleged il
view of our present critical relations will
! Spain.
LAws.-What is the reason the Probate
Judge is so very much opposed to pub
fishing the laws? We believe ignorance
, with slight personal grudge is the cause
RA1S.-The people cannot complain 0
S draught this season, for about every othe
i day we have rain.
j NATURE loves novelty always as nue.
1 as other people.
JEAN Paul says love may slumber in
! lady's heart butt always dreams.
b D1ssAPo1NrMENTs should teach us t
S expect little from the uncertain and III
known, and to suspend as far as pract
= cable, anticipating what time and oppol
# tunity alone can reveal.
II A man may be great by chance, br
; never wise nor good without taking pair
. for it-E:rchanye.
, WE know some chance men in this SCI
Of ton. Wonder If the Probate is acquain
er ed with any?
20 We can soon become rich by retrencl
ing our desires than by enlarging our G
h tate.--Ercdange.
ee This lesson is not intended for tho
at penurious men who already retrench the
1 stomachs to save cent.
es PRINCIPLES, like coffee, should be we
le Exchange.
lie Very correct, Mr.. Exchange, but VIII
3 would you advise where men are witho
y principle?
c. To practice sincerity is to speak VIII
ar we think--to do as we profess-to pc
form what we promise-and really to
what we would seem and appear to be-
Exchange.
How few practice sincerity--not mo
He than bakers dozen out of every twely
:, CowARD1cE consists not in having fe
= :, but in yielding to it. In we'll order
- minds, fearis the sentinel that wakes
- courage.
:, Many actions, like the Rhone, have t,
- scurces-one pure, and the other impu
va Erc6.snge.
r. Yes, aad many men like the Rhol
!, have more than half dozen sources, /
as to the purity Of them, we have nothi
ell to say.
ed PAsTURE-J. G. Roberts hiss some
!lee; pasture to let. Bring along your sto
,at EcL1PsE.-The other day, while ds
ow ness was stealing march On old sol, go
Wy, gentlemen, it is said were smoking tin
OF look through at the phenomena.
,On
ON Nor TAKEN.-Morgan the man W
as killed officer Bebee at Columbus has
the been arrested yet.
tI ton SpUNK.-One of old Ireland's sons,
the toher day when taken up for getting drs
get was asked where he got his liquor?
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