The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-07
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time, should be the object first to strike
our attention. In perigrnating through
the streets we End that many old wooden
business houses we'll worn and tried have
given place to larger, finer, and more sub
:s,antial ones, erected of buick and NOR
tar-a and arranged with all the modern
i improvements Of the age-added to this,
we notice that many vacant lots; over
which the plow and harrow had been
drawn, and from whose soil the cerials,
common to this latitude were grown have
been subdivided, and in room Of the an-r
nuai yield of crops. and the labor incident
to their production. the broad flooring Of
earth, is. covered with natures richest
velvet carpet of green, interspersed with
evergreens and shutbery, whilst here and
there, mound lifts its proud crest, from
which is springing the flowers of the
season, throwing back their ealyx. sip
ping The dews Of the morning, displaying
to view their variegated colors. and rend
ering the atmosphere fragrant with their
odors. In the back ground of these
tasteful door yards, the owners, have at
cost and expense, erected their dwellings,
witll'graveled, and brick walks leading to
them, some modelled in the cottage order
Of architecture, which with creeping
vines over the out door porches, adds 10
their appearance, as we'll as lends a 70
mantle beauty to the view, while others,
have adopted bolder and more costly
order Of building, and far above; the
green earth, evergreens, fruit trees and
fragrant parteres, looms the brick and
morter, with heavy projecting cornices
and each guarded in front with iron and
wooden. rcrandas, from whose upper
floors the dwellers, and their visitors, have
a fine look out upon the town and sur
rounding cohrtry. This is not only the
case in a single street, bhtturn our steps
wherever we, would. we found the march
of the progressive hand OF improvement
had been at work -replacipg the old with
the new, adding beauty 10 the different
thoroughfares Of the town.
Diree ting our face soulhward, our eyes
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fr;erd Janos pohar,s n,;.h Id ~.
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anu s"'Pp'"s houi gave a .ls business ar r, ,0s C
INC 60 concein.- lcs Hn lhls was a2much needed
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- s,e 'p'ii'eu improve
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ue' M''n ~ she neiu Oh mechanlcs'
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VI o",r"ges anu wagons lnaeea a.
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