The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-03

anu itii uulteu Heuit any foiCe,
Abe Lincoln claimed the peoples choice.
But alas for blot on She fair white page,
The darkest and deepest for many an age,
When Southern traitors truth deride,
And boldly saw "let the Union slide.''
When our tanner of stais is rudelv torn,
And droops at half mast this New Years morn.
The men whom old Hickory once gave lesson,
AGAIN are found plotting disunion and treason,
While old Jim Buchanan. and his hireling
tools.
Are granting aid and comfort 10 southern fon's
Having robbed the country of its surplus
funds,
They would hand it over t., traitorous hounds
Whose only pretex for their disunion farce
Is that offices with them, will soon be scarce,
And upon the event Of Old Abe's inauguration
They fear he might ruin the great Southern
|. nation,
B. deprving its PATRIOTS of Treasury Pap
| And giving its traitors a Jacksonian slap.
But for politics generally our muse has no tas' q,
| And TO matters of local import must ha te,
Old Buck may deserve to hang steeple.
But since he has begged for the prayers Of the
people.
Pass the old sinner hv-and we merely remark,
That his page in our history will ever be dark.
And millions vet unborn will learn to bear hate,
For the once favored son of the Old keystone
| State.
| Of the local events that are worthy Of mention,
| There is one to which we ould call your at
tention;
Mr.. Noble our Congressman, has the editor
abused.
Because to depart from the truth he refused,
And 50 brings an action, sustained in courts
civil,
For damages (twenty five thousand for libel.
! For destroying true worth and muzziing the
Press.
L. to nj p,o0ovoA raIr,Sc
| A nice little sum for his pocket to use,
When Treasury notes he will have to refuse.
Here in Wyandot County many things have
| transpIrcd,
! Some of them to be condemned, some to be adj
Inrcd,
Beaux with checkercd neck trying to look
grave,
Ladies' all deliberating which they mean to
have,
Flirting in the parlor, dancing in the HILL,
! Wishing that the Gents might have briilia
New Years Ball.
Gentlemen submitted to the terrible orderl,
Joined the sons of Ma a. and found the Or
der "reRl''
Returning home at mo ming from their cuAa1-
TABLE play,
Found ont that curtain lectures were the ORDER
of the DAY.
Hung up their danpencd trousers in hopes
! that they might dry,
Ere they met the doubly piercing gaze Of the
household deity.
! The Dutch have ente1prising grown, and on a
vacant lot,
Have built themselves a pretty church in
which to worship ''Gott,''
The Methodists are calling on those of any piety
TO help item build parsonage at the peas
ant mite society,
| With our meeting houses crowded it must be
said in verify,
Such great church going people. should new
er lack p osperity.
Our merchants all are fourishing, and have
| goods in plenty.
From dollar fifty dress silks to prints at ten
or twenty,
There's Hunt and Holdridge, Hardley, the
Beerys' and T. Layden.
! Who are furnishing complete fits to woman.
man or maiden,
While at Robbins, Hubbards Dellinger's at
Worth S or at J. Ayres',
They'll furnish you with dry goods that nev-
er need repairs.
Go TO Tribolet's Groff's, or E' gles, to Chris.
tian's or to Goetz,
You'll find l,ts of toys and candy to please
| your little pets, -
Net forgetting Uncle Jim my whom the chill.
dren ought 10 try,
AS the printers little girl says, che never tells
a Iie,'
There's Gump's and host Of others too M.
merous to name,
" ho in their line of business will strict atten-
tlon claim,
Two drug stores we can boast Of for selling
drugs and ptysic,
Where the doctors buy their cure-alls from
ague down to Phthisic
With proprietors and clerks who are on the
road to fame,
If whiskers and moustaehes will give to man
name,
We have tailors, blacksn1iths, shoem akers,
besides carriage factory.
A hardware 81 ore where all may find lots of
sterl knick- -knackery,
Two tin shops with cooking and parlor stoves
SO neat,
While Stephan or Bowman have furniture
complete.
We've a steam Mil and a Foundry, and a
Il German Cornet Band.
With an English SAKE Torn ditto, good as
any in the land.
We've hotels, saloons and dentists who draw
attention latterly,
By pulling teeth without pain with their Mag
E netic Battery.
And now kind friends, through rain and
shine I've brought to you the news,
My mild req uest to pay Tor this, I'm sure
you II not refuse
For you I've toiled both night and day for all
the livelong year
Just give single quarter the Carriers heart
to cheer,
He'll wish you happy New Year and joy
To pay you an annual visit, just one year from
to day.