The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17


about and well.being OF their respected
friend and former townSman, Guy G..
Worth, we give p portion Of a private
letter to friend in this village. Nay he
and his ever be in condition TO enjoy the
: fat takes to be had in Iowa, with
good appeites and cheerful hearts--rsv.
erently thanking the All.bountiful Donor:
AEros, USIoN Co., Iowa.
n Jau. |. 1856
DEAR BRo. k,Ne ;-Hsving just light.
edup for the evening, and being alone, in
the Store for the .hotnent, have conclu
ded to employ an hodr IN answering your
kind and very accsptatls letter. Weare
in possession Of better health l'lan we have
enl Dyed lor years. Mrs. ", complains
less Of rhema,ism than usual, and has
discharged her help, and is dong her
,own wo'k. contrary TO the Wishes Of
husbahd aud daughter. Bat our Family
4 in small We have 10 visitots yet, and
are living quite retired for the present
sill the ladies Of Alton, have called, ard
the people appear social and friendly.
they are decidedly temperate. The most
If them old aud young, are "0ood TEN
lplars;" "they hate celebration and grand
supper Tonight. | have seen but one
.an, the worse for "the ardent" since
came TO Alton. He was arrested ahd made
to tell whrre he obtained his liquor. and
the man who sud it was fined $40 and
costs. That is the way the liquor ven
dyes are srrred hete. | have heard hut
VERY few oathS uttered Siuce | came htre,
,h!hk | cab safely say that a more moral
people is Nc! ,t be io0at out of Quaker
dom "~
The youug people are social, friendly
and $o,'.e 81 then refined Julia has
been invited td seteral rides and is making
1 herself Quite st hone with che Hawk~yes.
She enji,ed her rides mitch ,~oot which
were Scis sh.rides. We have uut snow
genongh on she hills To riate the s!eighing
I"und.
George is rtf to Eldyvillc, with Il wag
gon, lnr goods iot our S;ote--lO0 AtiIes.
| am frarlul lie Nh have cold lifne, AS
! | believe this lnonius was the caldest Of
! the season. Have no. a,ned how cold
liz was but thiuk the thermometer would
have indicated 25' tpIow Z-ro. People
an the streets, this r,cthrog moved lively,
| tell you. The wind has been gen,eman
to day-silI and quiet It has now veer
ed round, and is quietly floating from
tc~ard Dixie, as peaceahly AS tho mica
! Of conquered rebels. To Horrow it will
probably thrw SOM, but | donot look Tor
mud. So tar / like the winter ln h@a,
It has been very pleasant, except Il fe'E
tew days. ..
Our Pastor has been engaged for scms
N"eh| in holding protracted meetings in
d'stant parts OF MS circuit, where learn
they have had some happy seasons. lie
eXlle:''s 20 be with us Nor. hetpafler
his AH.&, here. has been wandering aenst
listening to Presbyterian aud Baptist
preaching which, by the way. has breu
evauyel.'A, instructive and editying.
Our SAe.a ,th S'hooi ha, tha elements
of \ godd cue except some one to ead The
singing, aud a better man Tor the Ndterin.
tendency ,ltan r"u humbv brother W.
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