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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
Dermifbhs.

- Wut. Yieeclcnini pira nad BttnSiauna
TIRES Engagements i'm Mar3 70 m.leet oas
Dublin 5reeman's Sourual - fb auf etu
8uniG lbrer 5amilie pou Der 8lbne surid,ie.
ben. DcG bsibt es, raB lte ,uppr mob cine STUNT.
relic purh bic Ser. St. MAIDEN rirp. Bebe F.!
nad Der Dattt wire fr ni6t mebr au,ubSr. II lciu.
~ Das CDR De la Ntarue sr,dtlt i~pIaenpsn
3uB BON hem iInsf psrffortenen Siltcf pom
SbalSne. Ginem armen Gamilisnrattr sun. 6 bq.
Ions, pslHer fein Mittcl mebr fab, l.int Rinper
gu ernabrsn, purre seratesar fid an ben giIdof
an ~cenren. Or sing in zen til66fliden @aiaf.
thug Dem SiiGcf isine Gage posr uni oitltr be-
~banOtste ibm ID 5res. Der asipiNens lite
Wana nabm bas @efhsnf ntht an, Done pUrter
-atii ettlaren, bab' e. Gin Supe iei. = Der Si@boF
atcr DifRets feline 8Srie BON @eu.m ano laat, :
Nein 6ssunc. aas WsnlHtn Fne Sinrsr GJst.
ties i'd gas Seleu is 5res. i'm Ramsn pss Sob.
mes, bier iiup 10 aupers Sues. i'm Namsn pts
8attrG.
Der Gtssnt 5rr,cs son Srleana mar efnR
ian 9artsa bes S&rcIes 2urtnturs, unp elm,
WenSs anasiebsnsr 9erlpRen, bic ibm ibre Quf.
irartang mdhten, itanDeu nit enttlG6tsn 6aup.
tern uni ibn Der. SIS mar et.m elm l,br bsistr
Tag unb Der prinS mar 70 sleitsaltis, lie i'm.
msrfOrt 10 Dor fb ieben gu IaTen. Gintr parun
ter Srautra, elm m~untertr unD crtiitsr 0iann
ralf brrtis ban Srranten bin, RAP Die Yrin,en
ei9entli6 Niemanosn lisbten. Sa pddts bod.
Hl Der 5er,os Elm, Der e5 b6rtrc paB man bus
rosrfsFsns pon mir nibt lasen fam. SD iste
9erpib mttq,e 5rsunpe. = Gae it nabr, antpor
ttts Ssaitra lpenn Gp, 6obrit lie Kibt aefoHt
lieb;n, 10 iisbsn Ste ls ptntsitsns e%sbraten!
= NatrsnO tur,li6 mtbrere @ldtttr Die
Na@ri6t brafttn, ras rie Ssstc pom 5rsnt (sins
Srau BON 8uhiets) am o.. in gpien prrltprben
lei, srIabrt mhu jest, oaB iiA nod cine lcbtsr
res bsribmtrn YanOureriubrsrs am 9etsn Ne.
fnbs. DtsitIte lstt in 2ls9srsporf mnS 5dbIt ia.
be5n so Sabre. Ots Matrone, peren Name
Brsitbnt III, tefnbtt i6 auh i'm 9,fsr Dos
pertbpclen Se6srs, auf melden itr 8ater r1b
psnH ieiner 3ait auf Fem Spislpsrst itiutn Na.
men rin9rarirte.
Gin Mann fann nitt leiht stpas 9r0,-
res bsfiBen, ais cine quite Jrauy atsr aut ntbt
tstht stwaS StIimmerts, ais cine tGle.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

Sn esr am Dienitas atsnp fatta,iump,ntn
StramHfnns Der 9 sfttsn 3assr. Gompasnis
Snrscn pic Aerrtn 9smful ,una Snortisrmssn,r,
2. Maui suui 3ten uup 9etle suan 4ten { erssau
ten. une eifdftr mm 3trn uup @rpEnmato ,urn
4ten eerpcretsrmibIt. Sernrr ,pures Der Se.
l6lus sefast, Srn. 6. @enpiimaer ris INHERIT.
auns Der ncusn lniicrmeu gu itsrtraasn. Tici,
Scmpasnie srtdlt ramlib, mic mir lbon frab,r
b~snisrtt. cine ron fan alien Gpmpaanisn Rec lTtn
Neaimrnts tersits s'natiabrts araue Uniform
unp miro lA iiir re 5clar MIR pnrd itrr Bid.
lfn unp %ldpariee scrsrseus, prn pen lbrissn
ermpnantecn dnSnidncn.
2Sir sca,n brute ~unleren 9ci.rn bas Nrp.
ardnm res mcrlen 2benp IN rcr Mcdauies 6ou
itattrnetnren Grneertcs Der Philharmonic @dp.
aiation nor. Tisir @.ieni6nft ttttbt ,um Sbstl
aus Osul6en, unb ras Grcgramm ,sigt. eae man
70 pcritanosn, bat, etm ~peutldtn MIC amer,tlni.
fhrn @sitmad Ntbnuns sttrasen
-, Sn Der unittp Statcs Court lieat tin prp.
seR 9sssn pie 6srrsn laltutt, Hubm unp Nnr,re
por. bel csin IS lid nm cine Gutl6apiauna ron
sf0O.O00 banrslt unc wurpe psrislte ,peaen nm.
rsbtinaB. @ebrau6 eints Yatcutrdte ttapnnene
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

Salattl @crltc. Starte. &aftt Gllrn, 9Uecc.
abe ntsI etitr Mrhat arlcrtr @r,ite!. Qarflmtri,cn, gu.
SINE Grt,ae.. Srripn 9Sinsipr Spdp 3abntlrit,u Gan Il So.
l09nt, &c; &c. gum Vtr.anf bel 6, e. Eii6er, Nat.
@'upne utp G'aacne gIaf 9ars. ~tripneers ilr Gpu,
cettpner9 mn %eoneiItertS rafenr, iinp BEL leeel ~tclitsiarr
Quaniitdt untcr 5%abritprsis III bateR tei
3. Is. SLIDER Nat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
6aus unp Got gum Srafauf.

VNHV HHV VI sHW WtlIuNT.
GaS an Maribauifrabe IN Der Nlte hes NaIb
tnaton @artsns arlc9tne srpbs gpobnbauS nsS
unter5ethnetcn ('iibsr Nlrrt's Srifsn 6atrit),
neblt bsu ra,u ssbSrigcn Ntbrnattdur.n unc
Stalinnarn itett unter ben sanitiaiftn Qepin
9un9en ;um Ssrfauf. Nihtres su e~rfraaen lei
@ecra Sernrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
Sefannttnacf,umaen

Yin ~einsslner 5srr mIuidt Qceis NIT gporc
IN elmer lt'lsn Yriralfamilie. Gu ~criraeen Ten.
ntrIta9 nnb 8rtitas in DO. 6 u. SCARS .9Ril.
beim EEL Saue."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
staDhfbes.

Au6 Ssf.rn km in prn 6aasn uuIersr
facttl&sn @srstti9ttit nidtS Stms. lensrsrtbss.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
GDmcert
SDmcert wr
Stteb tupu6 S5jIGarmDuics
AGofiati0n.

&uf ben @unfh ghier, unp ca rdS srf,
CONCERT eislsr 0%eisuitait 10 itbr siiuitis auiae,
urmlnsn wurps, finNrt cas- irreite
SSUcaI= unb SnftrmmtcntaI.& pncerf
6reitaa, rrn 8. Die. Menats. 'Ntsnps 5 ubr
.rE tr.utI. H. in Ger rr. ..r..r
MECHANICS HALL s
TAFT, 3u nrilrn Sciute pts untrrstidputtt Gpmitr
freuIriihp e%inllert.
10. 9rr9ram 4.
]. 3bci
l.. Overture, Barber uon SepiQa, Hr,iui.
2. @cncrrtc. fir Glarinettr, Muuer.
B. Duettc. fur Yilnp, Semiramis, Stulini.
4. SoEo fur Sirline, 0,nual.
5. 9anraten. 0tlrld, Ouusi.
2. S9ttl.
l.. Svertlre, 3dmpa. 6rrpiE.
2. SplC aus Der ,3auterfGtr, Mem.t.
3. Srlc fur 6lsrt. 9Brtcr.
4. @apallne, Nantwaurlerin, orr Nnri.
D. 9pttppri. Gropntcre, ssrri.
a-s N.-0etbarot, Conductor.
-1"1 aa Gtntrittsprst 90 Cts.
@intritts.arteu iinp bel allen Nfltalierern Der
0~eIelihaft, unp III 9Hporbpuic'E 8utt. unc =.
WAYr'S Ytanrlture su ta,sn.
Dae Gcmite
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
&uncrch Snncria.

s'n lunser Shwciwr, rer lb per etma 6 Nfc.
natcn bier IN HIbmrnS ~btianp. fam bel Dem
unter'e,dnsten Ndhrihtsn ron ietner um i'm
lebr betilmmeTttu Muttrr e, fabrsn.
Item MarS go. 8. q. Strtd,r
"|. Nnrtbc FIR
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
9Nirthlhait ;um 9Srrfnui!

9Sirtbltait sum &erfuui!
Gtue pcuitanria ein9crlhtste QGIrtblhoft, an
elmer 6auplitraBe in Der Nibe Ger Stapt ucIrocu.
ltebt aus freitr Sanc ,u rcrtauitu. Die WetSdu.
litFei'cn iino i'll better Srpnuu9 unp arb6rcn
/ Nder autcs Qdnc su rieiem @laer, pr6tu qraic
mob a6t SATIRE Iduft. NlbertS gu s~rIralen in
rer Office b. 81.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
Wene 8irtbfc,aft
mi
IND ..
Sl4ertter Q aIp n.

Saaerbier SaGcn.
Ofn 9uthtum bic sracbtnitt Nn,riae, bag rer
II tteritidlnfte in ieinem oamir am Nlcn Tfarrt.
Dem 6tldbmarft 9eseniter, cine 9pirtbl4aft netii
va9erbisrsS alUn crrihtct bat. mricltf or Ih
treuen mirp, feline Jreunpe mn ras Nutlifum i'm
.NlAemsincu mt BEN tslten @ttrGnftn h~eeiencn
su tDnuen. Stortuce MILLER
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

Sehcntlthsr 2tisptrtlui elmer NHirtbibaft.
Nodtiten &tcnta!, ben II. T. WitS., &prmit.
tags ii utr, wirr bic gGirtt DAFT unp Scar-
ptnsbanO (%lictdnic5 bcuir). rcs Dcrrn 4. Ma.
puuEe. Masnitrafr. spIiten Der 1Stea unp I9.cn
StraBs. 0frntllh prrltris 1T, wOsu &auflietbabsr
eingclaceu iinr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
it Scrntiefb,u.

Jt Scrnlicfbfn.
Oas mob nruc Sadlttiubaus nit 3 3immcru
unr ~irnitaru S,auemlibteitru an Ter Gde RON
Oupal unp Stem StraRr, prm srn. .St,uis ar,
%scuitcr, 1T fur So per 0irnat IN prrmietbeu.
3u erfrasrn bel g. IS. Vanat.
Pdgcrbier, Sdlpn. Ate CIR
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
Nturr 9Gaansr. Sbep.

H# I Nturr Wagnsr-S bcp.
Tic llnttr;ei&neltn MAIDEN htm atebrten Nuel:fum Ri, or.
settnlte @nSrigt, Rap ic an her Gdt rr zen mn IadIpn-
Strdee stntn ;tuen 2Saantr-Shrp trridNict hattp. Grs;ra
irir 9Stucus itno, eincn ,5reeu mt Der btltsr urn b,l,oitcn
Arhtit iu t%efrHei9th, bitten mir mn iablrtibt 4ufudje.
Aub ttfhfn hrt uns 3lpri ICbone nene 9Nlotn
gum @crtduf, ole iil b~eionrerS iar Dad reiancn.
u. Shuli II. IS. 6rand.
@s II ID t pirr eia NiGr,hen ;ur Nbmartuna
zines 8tnpss i'm Nrm. Martrt !6ptrl
Sri StdreIbrier mn hluSler.
Dry-GoodS S Fancy-Store,
No. lI6. Gde Srcan= II. Is. Stra6c. 40. l76
=. VI. Noieubamm
srlaust ltt taS atCbrte @ubiifm alfmtrtiam III MAIDEN s,s
or lttlIe 2Sinter" 9Bidren %empflnSer, bic in ener Srrs,u Nlus-
man! Ger ncutlttn Mrtittl b%ei!etcn, unb III unaeHIem silIiacr
YreI>eIl mtiht ttint ScncirreGi ~juialtr. 2erfluii wereen.
Jd> btbe 5elcEbrf f~oIAcnee &stfti btrYcr:
Sttotn3tlge, III %lrtIpdri una allen Wpsefarben,
Ntueim GtiGirI. aani Hne hTl5!poleEc,
Nt;INps Jana urp b-lbr2al,
&ett, t~rlinpiihe yclupanp
@edhtse nitotrlinetldtS Suh ure Gaiitnreres,
SharpiS, SIarttis, lcroie cine npfe QuSnnbl MN DIN
tet?ll9 5roeS u. prlcRcn IL. baumpaacntn SiruMp
GIN SelItp ritlrS e-sers MIR e~rsettnt erbetcl ycr
=. ~. R~ritHbdum
nabe sum nelcn Ndrfic,
Ces unttrltihn'te iorrert al, lieirniaen auf,
wrlbe ncf &ch'r urer iUnitiss Shttn bel mir
haben, lrlhs tlnrel nbt Id9rn, pom b%tutiarn
Gage an Scrrdnet, dbiuhrirn mno lbre 9tedtnune
aen gu ~teinbltn, pirrlsemfolS %plrjrlten S~Tentlltt
~pelfduit psrbsn.
&i6mCnp, %. 6etruar 1860.
u. ~ aguntt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
MONTICELLO HOTEL
Simcu Stsinlciu.

Ne. 6 Srcaps, prlldrrn Der q. une I. Stroee.
Tenn rurdhrti,encen :tutlifum nirs ei,i,s ntr rracridntttt
hptti belitns %tmplcblen. Tie G4irtbiaaft o~rilclben iii nit ptn
Vrriu5lldIten pelranten auHNtlid:tet. 81 itst GririitunasR
lno Eelieatt0tn ets aRarttee ltne jcrtritit III hdben. T,:
lrbne uns .aeri1ntse SaaI iptro hi prrfInmcnn,u @GQrn
Seltcne %cnNfpbltn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

pUT5tHuNsI STRln unp Observation-Disclosures.
Fem %seebrter beHldsi Yublifum III fune. eaF an Der Sd,
Ger Srpao unh Crttter Straee Gin enrrmre 0aatr ron oIlcr.
bano gsltirr fur Nu oamSwmibl4aft eaSlirt III, mtlatS toa
:lnj9t ptutibe Gdtittatt citler NIT III Ritml no IN. llul,,
Nlprtcmenf entbaii UIas-, 5tein> mn QprcsunsI ", sr,n
@itir nnn gdbeln, ro1el ater Art, Rance, unc StCtfon.
nsn. 9anlpen rrn 3inn, plsf. britannia ue llpsrpiafirle.
&brebrstttr, Spltasl uno Spit9elsIlfr aatr @rrstu.
Sbube. 1ietotr', GTtne une SGTauhhirilen. aus, alrrbonS
ttrSt &Saaren uno Sptrliens &c. &c. gBrGrptrfauItr mtIprn
Is poriptilbaTt factn, bel uns tnf prriaip-,tbrn. ro mr. in,
ot"npr l"o. lensh anSRdbmSneiit etlis Yriauicn ~ fenncn
ShaN7 u. N"ntn. &Gr br z n Mrn,hnr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
Scfnuntinacbmuacn

Sseben tsi Siramsr .9amsetpmn'' Tin, frii@s
Ssnrua9 Waarsn srbalssn. wis.-iolst:
peari.@ srfte ron otlen Nummtrn,
Sirntn. tnrtiite 3w.tlben.
arcfr Sinicn. seipniirnc Gttfn,
irilte bcllnpiide Strinsr.
SureinsS uup Sulilart rttn,
rhtc 0ottinatr Sernflat- 96urit &C.
Seonoers tente lib bic Nuimtrtiamfe't RES
pueit'mS duf raS Iostsh crbaltsne BAUER
raS @efe fur ritieu s1inter.
Sttnmrnr. p. 5struar 1860.
9ebn 6rrtis.
~etntas 8parctrs Fnptn freunrliae
summer unp sinen anttn 5iib i'm
New- Mnrtet 6pttI
bel Starelbcier unb Sluslcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
3ambm 3 Amtrif. padst5abrt Neitn. @slra,baft,
Sdmpfiobiffabrt

pnnoHrs Hno "e'o YOrf, pia Srmfhamptrn,
osrmit:elii Der neutn ouf rus Spliptf, o,Ssmt,m nns Tr,.
eSnI'lf e'n9Eer'tRtfttn 9rpBtr siiernen Ypfrmpil6iTe
o'r II q, 1000 IONS. Capt. 5rautmann.
y a mmopia. 1000 Cons, capt. Sbwenlen.
Saronid, $500 Sons, Capt. gblsrS.
Set9t Yt9sn ibrer ibntllcn uno aladliaen IaSrisn rabm>
liGt 'ttanntt 0amrftiHe psrotn r~.atImdFia ant
Grlten unp 5inf,sbnten jrprn Mpmats
esn N,p 9prf unb 5ambura, pa 5putbamrtcn, tr,eeirt uuS
nEbmen 9oiasisrs zen Nefr @prf nab
oanbHrs, 5oure, eoncou Wne 5putbaKrton
~ ~tolesnren Yrriitn:
@rits GaiRts 500.
Smtux Gaiute So.
SWtlhthptd IS.
Bon Sdmburg nad, s7ern Mort:
Grte Gaiute $II2.5O. Sipeite G.llit $40. a,riSdb,pS,y
SO. lSe5en Qana9s N:nos man lid an
IS. q. Hidbarr, 9'oas IL. Cup,
t5e Srpsemap, Ncp YInft
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

yin &nabe fnpet irslsih Sel6dftiauna bel
&. Is. Stedtr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

4IIlNVEIYI ~.
Sn @iGmpnb rpire >;tiss @incrs ptrfauft in ben gs,.
tbfitn Der bS; DIVE unN Comp, @ltraneu Iusul, 81
Yetitrion. y. 9Obniisn II. BRO, Orubbs unb @pnsrIsn =
BLAIR, Daring uns 2rans, Gtarlss NRinIpausb unr g. q
9ieot, unb in alien Stiefn Der Der. Staates IN eirice a,iI.
tore in eoer &arfbtfe sn babtn. %
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

StStiabls gins, dt:r;udsr! unS pbu, atdfr s,r,brs;,h,.
;pllS, @tNante btrlbmte 2~ebtrpiltn, Or. Sapnes Wiq,y.
psuI'ac Ndi'crrtlItn &c. 'r., Nurmmittsl prrEtiep,ur Sprtrs
'PsH frnN erpalttn mo ius 8ertmt bsi 5ti6er, DAT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19
Henry Ward Beecher on Interest.

We imagine we hear some of our
readers say, after reading the following.
and drawing long sigh: "That's fact!"
"No blister draws harder than inter-
est does. OF all industry. none is com.
parable to that Of interest. 1t works day
and night, in fair weather and foul. It
has no sound in its footsteps, but travels
fast. 1t gnaws at mans substance with
invisible teeth. 1t binds Industry with
its film as ally is bound upon spiders
web Debt rolls man over and over,
binding him hand and foot, and letting
him hang upon the fatal mesh, until the
long~legged interest devours him
There is no crop that can afford to pay
interest money on farm. There is but
one thing raised on farm like it, and
that is the Canada thistle, which swarms
new plants every time you break its
roots, whose blossoms are prolific, and
every flower the father Of million seeds.
Every leaf is an awl, every branch q
spear. every plant like a platoon Of bay.
onets, and field full Of them is like an
armed host. The whole plant is tor
ment and vegetable curse. And yet q
farmer had better make his bed Of Cana.
da thistles than attempt to lie at ease up.
on interest. 'H3
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19

They are mothe,less! Oh, gently, gen,
tly--keep back those bitter words
Avert that cruel, cruel stare. See you
not the quvcrlng Of the grieved lips!-
Mark you not the fearful eyes Alas |!
that sorrow should ever make a ch,ids
heart its home!
They are motherless! Stranger hands
administering to their daily wants; strang-
er hearts wearying Of their irksome duty.
No fond sweet kiss; no warm embrace;
no gentle words Of comfort and love; no
soft folding Of little hands in prayers; NO
MOTHER
Missing the low sweet cadence Of her
voice; missing that tender good night. -
seeking. seeking, seeking, all in vain,
that ark for the weary dove--a mothers
heq,H
Draw the little forms near to your
heart! pillow the aching head upon your
bosom! think Of your sunny childhood;
your mothers earnest Lowell Her gentle
care--her patient torbearance--her pre-.
cious forgiveness. Then, only in kind-
ness let your hand rest on each honored
little head--only in love Ieprove that lit
tie flock.
Oh, let yours be the hand that shall
lead them in the green pastures and by
the still waters Of the precious Sauior's
love! Let yours be the blessed bene.
diclion, "Inasmuch as ye have done it TO
the least of these, ye have done it unto
me-" Remember that their angels do
always behold the face of our Father in
Heaven. Then, it may be, that child's
hand shall lead you to that heavenly
home-a child's hand place the crown
upon your head.
Speak gently to the motherless
A weight of woe they bear,
Greet them with looks of tenderness,
Oh, add not to their care.
Speak gently to the motherless,
When tears their eyes bedim;
Remember who has bid them "come"-
And lead them unto him!
Then yours that rich blessing shall be-
"Friends, ye have done this unto mel"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19
A Long.Eared Scholar.
on interest.

Mr.. W. is one Of our most popular ar.
lists and teachers Of drawing. The 9th.
er morning. while busy at work, be was
interrupted by rough looking custom,
err:
"Be you Mr.. W., the painter!"
II am, sir.'
"You teach creators. to draw, / b..
lieve?"
"Yes, sir" replied the artist, who fan.
cied his visitor some wealthy old father.
do you wish your daughter to take q few
lessons?" @ .
"No, sir. not my darfer."
"Your son, perhaps?'
"No, not my son neither"
"Who then. sir? Not yourself, I
hope?"
"No, not myself; but somebody .
darned sight more difficult A four-ysar
old mule I bought tother day. Learn
him to dray, and darn me If Idon't pow.
ter out and give you the biggest hundred
dollars ever you seed" tas 'afl ~
The countryman went down stairs with
4 hop. skip and jump. closely followed
by an old pair Of boots. msershaum
pipe and sundry other moveables. re
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19

A new composition has recently beea
produced, the basis of which is iudia
rubber combined with emery, from which
are manufactured files, emery wheels.
grlndstones, homes, razor strops, scyths
rifles, knife-sharpeners. and a variety Of
other articles Of like nature. The files
wrought from this new composition eau
be moulded into any desirable shape or
form, and adapted to every variety Of
mechanical business in which the common
rasp and file are employed. They can
be made as rigil as the steel file, as Asx.
ible and elastic as the original gum,
which forms the basis Of the invention.-
Emery wheels and grindstones are
wrought from this composition Of every
needed shape and size. from the coarsest
grade emery to the finest Of buff wheel.
In point of accuracy, this new compost
ton is claimed to be superior to any Of
the implements which it is destined to
supersede, since the articles made from
it are serviceable until the material OF
which they are composed is entirely
worn away. ...-r
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19
LINE CREEK, Feb. 26th, 1860.

LINE CREEK, Feb. 26th, 1860.
Editors Montgomery Mal:-The fol.
lowing marriage ceremony recently OBJ
lained from one of my negroes, and if
you think it will interest any of your
readers, you may publish it:
"Here is couple who have walked
out tonight, wishing to be jiued in, and
through love and wishing all dem dat
have anything twixen dem come forward
and speak now, if not, let them hold their
peace now and forever more. I wants
every ear to hear and every heart to en-.
l. joy.
"Mr. Jim Thompson, whosoever stands
fastly by your left side, do you take her
for your dearly beloved wife 10 wait on
her through sickness and through health,
safe and be safe, holy and be holy, loving
and be loving. Do you love her moth
er? Do you love her father? Do you
love her brother? Do you love her SIS
ter? Do you love her master? Do you
love her mistress? Doyou love God the
best?" a..
Aaswer--"l do.'' slr
"Miss Mary Thompson. whomsoever
stands fastly by your right side. do you
take 10 be your dearly beloved husband,
to wait on him through health and through
com1sui,on. safe and be safe? holy and be
holy? Do you love his mother? Do
you love his father? Do you love his
brother? Do you love his sister? Do
you love God the best?"
Answer-"I will" asLUt
II shall pronounce Mr.. Jim to hold
Miss Mary fast by the right hand; and !
shall pronounce you both to be man and
wife, bv the Commandments of God. We
shall hopes and trusting through God that
you may live right, that you may die
right, now and forever more. Now, Mr..
Jim, slew your bride. nj s5
''Let us sing hime. 79r1 7@eg
Plunged in gulf of dark despair, q
Ye wretched sinners are,' DC. Amen"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19
A Touching Scene.

A French paper says that Lucille Rome
a pretty girl. with blue eyes and fair
hair, poorly but neatly clad, was brought
before the Sixth Court of Correction, un-
der the charge Of vagrancy.
Does any cne claim you?' asked the
magistrate.
"Ah! my good sir, said she, g! have
no longer friends; my father and mother
are deud-I have only my brother James.
but he is as young as | am. Oh, sil?
what can he do for mr?"
The court must send you to the house
Of correction"
"Here l am, sister-here am! do not
fcar!" cried a childish voice from the 9th
or end of the court. And, at the same
instant little boy with lively counten-
ance started forth from amid the crowd,
and stood before the judge.
"Who are you?" he said.
"James Rome, the brother Of this little
girl"
"Your age?"
"Thirtcen."
Sand what do you want?"
II come 10 claim my Lucille"
"But have you the means of providing
for her?"
yesterday | had not, but now ! have.
Don't be afraid, Lucille"
"Oh, how good you are, James,"
"Well, let US see. my boy SAID the
magistrate, "the court is disposed to do all
it can for your sister. Butyou must give
US some explanation"
about a fortnight ago." continued
the boy. "my poor mother died Of bad
cough, for it was very cold at home. We
were in great trouble. Tnen said I to
myself, | will be an artisan, and when 1
know good trade l will support my sis,
ter. went apprentice to brush maker
Every day used 10 carry her half Of my
dinner, and at night | took her secretly
to my room and she sleptin my bed while
| slept on the floor. But it appears she
had not enough 10 cat. One day she
begged on the Boulevard, and was taken
up. ...
"When l heard that, said to myself:
Come, my boy, things cannot last so, you
must find something better. soon found
a good place where l am lodged, fed and
clothed; and have twenty francs month.
| have also found good woman, who,
Tor these twenty francs, will lake care of
Lu, lille and teach her needle work. |
claim my sister"
"My boy said the judge, "your con
duct is very honorable. However, your
sister cannot be set at liberty until to.mor-
row.
Never mind, Lucille said the boy.
II will come and fetch you early to NOR
row" Then uIning to the magistrate.
he said, II may kiss her; may not. sir?"
He then threw himself into the arms
of his sister, and boih wept tears Of affec-
ton.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19
God Speed the piow.

God speed the plowsl are! tell me not
Disgrace attends the toll
or those who plow the dark green sod
Ortill the fruitful soil
Why shonld the honest plowman shrink
From mingling in the van
OF learning and of wisdom, since
IT'S mind that makes the man?
God speed the plowshare and the hands
That ill the fruitful earth,
For there is in this world so wide
No gem like h"nes wo III:
Aud though the hands are dark with toll,
And flush the manly brnw,
1t matters not, for Gud will bless
! he labors Of the plow.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19

w 1t is very well for little children
to be lambs, but very bad thing for
them to grow up sheep, and still worse
for them to becone young bucks"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19

Gy"Go TO th under," is now render
ed: "Take your departure to the abode
oi the reverberated echoes Of heavens
artillery" ..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19

EH-A man appeared in the streets OF
Hull, lately, with bis wooden leg painted
red, white and blue.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19

EE- There is man In Totnes who
walks so slow that they say be wesrs
pair of spurs to keep bis shadow nom
treading on his heels.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-19
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