The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-14

ri alskyj CLEANS Oh sunlight are breaking
through at different points along the
line of clouds which has for months OBJ
scured our county's peace, and threat
ened the liberty of the people. Burnside
has stricken a blow on Roanoke Island,
which has thrilled the true American
heart with joy, whilst the gunboat expe-
dition ON the Tennessee river has added
to its wild. tumultuous throbbings. Back
rolls the bold crest of secession, whilst
the marshalled host of loyal men march
forward to the tune of yankee Doodle"
aud "Hail Columbia" under the floating
banner--the Stars and Stripes.
-t LATEST.
We are indebted to our friend McNulty,
operator at this station, for the following
telegram;
The gun-boats went up the Tennessee
river as far as Florence, Ala.-not a gun
was fired at them-the boats were re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. Old men
wept for joy. when they saw the old Stars
and Stripes foating-old and young asked
to be taken on board, and allowed to fight
under the stars and stripes, $50 hunters
were received on board the gun-boats and
brought away with them.
How to KIN Up the Busaness Of Village
There are many ways by which the
business of village may be injured. One
Of the quickest ways, however, is for its
business men to favor and patronize the
industry aud enterprise of other neighbor-
ing towns and cities. If you want any
piece of household furniture. send your
cash off for it, thus injuring the trade Of
your own mechanics, and putting your
money in circulation at distance. II
you want to erect a building, don't em-
ploy your own carpenters and masons at
home. but import them from other places
thus impoverishing your own mechan,
les. and giving your means to enrich
others. If you have bill of groceries
or dry goods to purchase, and have the
cash, by all means 60 to some other place
and lay in your stock, for you can there
by save few dimes. If you want pair
of boots or shoes, don't encourage your
own shoemaker, but purchase those of
foreign make. it is cheaper, and you can
save little by the operation. If you
have note to discount, be careful your
own bank don't derive the benefit accru-
ing from it, but take it elsewhere. If you
have a, little job Of printing to do, take it
off to the city and have it done, for with
their increased facilities you can perhaps
save few do. Srs-or, better still, wait
for one Of those migratory printing shops
70 come along. and run 20 them with your
work-listen to their SANDERS on your
home press-pay them your cash, to be
fobbed and carried away with them, whilst
those men who are established in your
midst, and from week to week-with
brain aud pen-are laboring to build up
your home interests, are left to exc out a
poor living. Let your conduct toward
the business of your own place be regu-
lated by such selfish policy, send the
cream away from home, and put the
miserable skinned leavings in circulation
at home, and You will soon kill up the
business of your own village, and have
the proud satisfaction of seeing neighbor-
ing towns and villages built up by your
wealth-whilst your own will look dingy
and drear-their real estate increased in
value, whilst your own will be deprecated
the hum of business heard in their
streets, whilst your own will look like
some plague stricken city-men of enter
prise and capital attracted by their plea
SAINT surroundings, whilst they will shun
yours-in a.word, your folly in saving a
sixpence will be seen in paralyzing every
arm Of tradS at home, and reducing your
self with the mass to mere dependents on
others. Every dollar sent from home for
work that might have been done Just as
well and as cheap at home, is SO much
taken from the life of its trade, and one
advance made toward its ruin. Let it be
understood that cheap work from abroad,
or cheap work done at home by transient
Peddlers. is so much toward injuring
home trade, and that its result to the
entire eommunity is dearer in the end.
Communities are held together by a
oneness of intsrsst-all should feel tha,
the growth of one member in wealth, will
hare a tendency to infuse new life in the
entire bsdy--and that, as sequence. the
whole community will be benefited by it
To encourage home trades is to build uI
the enterprise and business of village
to patronize the trade of neighborine
towns is to kill up that Of your own. See
that we act with wisdom in this matter.
RI Lettersxfrom' Havana state that
the allies are greatly dis satisfied with theil
prospects IN Mexico. and complain, that
Hiramon and others have daco;vod tbaoo