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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
Select Proverbs of All Nations.

=" Soldiers in peace are like chin
news in summer. i'-n.i5G:1 p aa
/" Think of ease, but work OH.
The more laws, the more offend
ers. --i[ - .itsi' i'.-z 80
The mob has many heads but no
brains. '5 a..3 ri'.5 7aD
Too much familiarity breeds con-
tempt. J. A,..- @E
The fear of war is worse than
war itself. 2sr t-. -5'- io -aI
That which is well done is twice
done. y 30 ~ --1st1 TRACES .-'E-
The greater the man, the greater
the crime. @-.iha 1f4 ui -Iis'2 rHS
To him that wills, ways are sell
dom wanting. ss sh5 ai.F sl.
Take time while time is, for time
will away. s5al9a -'1- n
The greatest wealth is content
ment with a little. -i oIs]a a
S! The worst of law is, that one suit
breeds twenty: = a2' a.lj aeDf 81
There is no better looking glass
than true friend. .s1isar as .E.
The abuse of riches is worse than
the want Of them. 3jia #. rqoU aio
o The blood Of the soldier makes
the glory ofthe general. .r 9dj
To whom you betray your secret,
you give your liberty. .-Ea.! o3
Well lathered is half shaven. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

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February II, 1862
There is located at the Corners
about u or Is sons Nv the green isle
Nv Erin, wich is called the green isle,
I spose, becoz NV the ease with wich
the great majority Nv EN- are man
aged by the Democrisy. To fasten
these voters and hold EN- to us, it wuz
considered advisable thet some ack-
shen be taken BY the Democrisy NV
the Corners, in the matter Nv Irish
liberty and English oppreshun. The
ice originated with Deekin Pogram,
and Bascom, Capt. .McPelter an6 I,
consentid. We met at the church,
and made, as is the custum, the
leedin speech. 1t wus a subjick that
is easy to speek upon, and 1 fatter
myself I did it justis. It's easy to
talk nv liberty, for theirs suthin in
spirin in the word. That's the rea-
son why the Ablishnists hev alluz
he'd the advantage NV us in the mat
ter NV speakers. They hev all he'd
the advantage Nv sentiment; fbut,
halleloogy! Nv wat avail is senti-
ment when yoo hurl it at a lazy
man2 Wv wat good is it to talk Nv
liberty to a man who don't like to
work; who hez taste for draw po-
ker and mint jooleps, and who kin
force fifty or hundred niggers to
work for him Yoo mite ez well
fire paper wads alta iron clad. That S
wher the Democrisy hev EN- in Ken
lucky. Everybody here hez dis
like for work, and a lilzin for mint
jooleps, but nobody haint got no
sentiment al ..s..
Still, we hev no objeckshun to
talking NV liberty, at long range
Wa hev no obi eckshun to it in Ire
land. In fact, we are willin to adj
NIT that in Ireland, it is q pretty
good thing. r.iln4.a
i 7 I spoke elokently on the subjick.
1 held up sich NV the wrongs endoor-
ed by the Irish ez I Good convent
emily remember, spoke feelinly Nv
wat they he'd suffered, wuz a suffrin,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
Old Age Without Religion.

Alas! for him who. grows old
without growing wise, and to whom
the future world does not set oper
her gates, when he is excluded by
the present. The Lord deals SC
graciously with us in the decline of
life, that it is shame to turn a deaf
ear to the lessons which he gives
The eye. becomes, dim, the tongue
falters, the feet totter, all the senses
refuse, to do their office, and from
every side -resounds the call, 'Set
thy house in order, for the term OF
thy. pilgrimage is at hand The
playmates of youth, the fellow la
borers of manhood, die away, and
take the road before US. Old age
is like some quiet chamber, in
which, disconnected from the visi-
BILE world, we can prepare in silence
for the world that is unseen.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
yhe aVuamtlot giumeer.
From the Cincinnati Times.
THE MISER'S SONG.

BY ILoUGH.BoY 7
With fingers benumbed and sore,
With eye-lids SO stir and cold,
A miser sat in urmiserly rags,
Counting o'er his cursed gold;
Count, count, count!
In raggednesS, hunger and cold; f. -.
And still with his misery of it untold
He sang the song of his gold
Count, count, count ia
As long as a dollar is found;
And count, count COUNT
Till my house falls to the ground;
1T is hard to be slave
To all the demons cursed gold, H.
4g When man has never soul to save,
But is cast without the fold
Count, count, count! '.. .-
Till I'm eighty and six years old
Count, count, count!
Till my eyes are pieces of gold!
Dollars, dimes and cents,
Cents, dollars and dimes,
Till o'er my dollars awake or asleep,
'Tis count, count, all the time.
Oh men with money dear, .-
oh, men with dollars untold, re-.
1t is not your lives you're wasting here,
But yellow. glistening gold
Count, count, count!
In raggedness, hunger and cold;
Suffering yet more with the triple fear
Some one will steal my gold.
But why have fear of Death? III
That hag ofskeleton mould; f.s
This deathly fear-I know the cause,
He'll steal my glistening gold!
He'll rob me of my geld!
That demon cu1 SD of GCd,
Angel, man, and beast, and all
That ends beneath the sodl
vi. ~ .
Gold, gold, gold ~. --
Your glistening never dins; -
And what are your wages? This bed
straw,
This crust, and shriveled limbs;
This rotten roof, and creaking floor,
This chest and glistening gold, 2
And this wall, so bleak and broken, tina
I'm foze to death with cold.
VII.
Gold gold gold. .-f
How splendidly you shine;
Count count, countl
Until the end of time,
Dollars, dimes and cents, .=.-.. .--
Cents, dollars and dimes,
Till my brain is dead, my heart is stone,
And palsicd is my hand! f .a.
Count, count, count
In the cold December's night;
And count, count, count!
When the weather's warm and bright;
And count, count, count!
When you hear the morning chime,
And count, count, count. -.t.-. -r
And lived your allotted time
Oh, but for one short hour, ..
Freed from this demons hold!
I'd live and breathe a man,
And curse the glistening gold.
What! l curse my darling pets?
No! IT'S misery in my breast,
That dar'st to bid the demon bold
To speak and curse what love best
No! ne'er will leave you here;
ne'er will curse again; r-
. But I'll bless and hold you dear,
AS the treasure of my brain.
I'll count, count. count!
In raggedness, hunger and cold,
Before I'll leave you here, ......
My yellow, glistening gold!
With fingers benumbed and sore,
With eye-lids SO stiff and cold,
,r A miser sat in unmiserly rags,
Counting o'er his cursed gold.
Count, count, count! }'i
In raggedness, hunger and cold,
And STILL with his misery yet untold,
g He sang THIS song of his gold.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

Where he intends, to supply all who may
favor him with their patronage. with the
bestquality of work, at the most reasonable
prices. Keeping none but the best work
men, he warrants his work. Remember the
place, and drop in. z1s. Sep4, l866-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

and probably he'd yet to suffer, and
demanded that the Corners unite in
Il expression nv sympathy with EN-,
ez those most certainly entitled to it.
/ WIZ applauded to the exc, and
Bascom riz. He he'd series NV
resoldshens, wich he begged to sub
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

DEALER IN FAMILY GROCERIES
II Teas Coffees. Sugars, Molasses. Syrups
Spices Fish, Wooden end Hollow Ware, anu
Vegetables. MaiE St, Up. Sandusky, U.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
3asiuess @itettnfp.
T HENRY MADDUX,
HERE 4 C. CROFT,

A ATTORNEY-AT-LA LAW, Upper Sandusky, o
|. N Office ID door North Of Warpole House.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
The following letter is a perfet

model in its way. --.
"DEAR BROTHER I've got one
of the handsomest farms in the
State, and have it nearly paid for.
Crops are good, prices never were
better. We have had a glorious re-
vival of religion in our church, and
both our children the Lord be
praised J.. are converted. Father
got to be quite all ineumbrance and
last week / took him to the poor
house.. Your affectionate brother.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
lFrom the Toledo Blade.1
NASBY.

POST OFFS, CoNFEDRIT X ROADS, }
(Wicn is in the StaiG NV kentucky I
- February II, 1852
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

A LITTLE girl was one night under
the starry sky, intently meditating
upon the glories of the heavens. AT
last looking up to the sky, she said:
" Father, l have been thinking if the
wrong side of heaven is so beautiful,
what will the right side be-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
The Right Kind of Religion.

I want, says Uncle Nick, and we
all want religion that not only
bears on the sinfulness of sin, but
on the rascality of lying and steal
ing-a religion that banishes; all
small measures from the counters,
small baskets from the stall, pebbles
from the cotton bag, and from sugar,
chicory from coffee, alum from
bread, lard from butter, strychnine
from wine, and water from milk
cans. The religion that is to adj
vance the world, says Uucle Nick,
will not put all the big Strawberries
and peaches on the top and all the
bad ones at the bottom, and will not
offer more baskets of foreign wines
than the vineyards ever produced
in bottles. IL
,i HENRY ROBE, Of Medina county,
Ohio, was awarded a premium fol
the best acre of corn, by the Wayne
and Medina Agricultural Society.
The land was second bottom, had
been cleared twenty-five years, and
half the time under plow, It had
been in pasture two years before
blowing for the premium crop in the
middle of April. It was narrowed
soon after being plowed and again
just before planting. It was plant
ed on the Both Of May, and worked
five times, twice in row, with
Briggs cultivator. The whole eX-
pense of growing, cutting up, and
husking was S19,75. He harvest
ed 123 bushels of ears, worth SO
cents per bushel, S61,5O, and count
ed two loads of fodder at $40, ma
king a total S71, so, affording a net
profit of s51,75.. The, whole field
of ten acres gave LAO bushels OF
ears, equal to 693 bushels of shelled
corn, and 69aa bushels per acre. The
premium acre. gave 50 bushels Of
.shelled corn. ..f5I,y a...I s.,ff -.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

.;d.s~DR.. G.. T. MCDONALD,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Office at White
l. e McDonald's Drug Store, Beery's Block.
Will attend promptly to all professional calls
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
DIR r N MCCONNELL

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. offers his profess
L sional services to the citizens of Upper
Sandusky. and vicinity. Office south room
McConrel's Block second story.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

HENDERSON & SMALLEY,
DuYSICIANS& & SURGEONS: Onice on Man
L street. two doors north of the Railroad, U.
'andusky, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

But why have fear of Death -
That hag of skeleton mould; ...z
This deathly fear-I know the cause,
Z He'll steal my glistening gold!
He'll rob me of my geld!
That demon cuI SD of GCd,
Angel, man, and beast, and all
That ends beneath the sod!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-06

8baen.fiir Sic Breiheit herri6tet BAT T
lln6 Dap Die Siege Sen. Grants, bon
GidsbMr0 bis Appomattox Court
house 81 aten iuaren, ipeIcbe Der
grandchildren 6reibeitH Az SUITE fas
men, BAT Sefr BbiIlips pObI ftIbit 6as
nit dherrdnnt, oaB Ct ie6e Gtintn.e fur
Grant alS cine Gimme fur bas geaers
itimmredt be3eidnete, b. &. ais elm
WitteI Aer Gjderltelung pnO Der enos
llidien pEacttftbeu 9ut9fibrin9 Ser
@runofaBe, lpeldle Die Declaration
4t5Dn Inn sabre Ito ats @runSiaae
Der Decentralization Union rie6er>
lIsgfS Die dber Bis au ben .@ieaen
Stunt -.e ftte 9iigs tDarett, un6 nod /.
naals H. Gefabr folnmea ipiirosn, ssllr
3I9e gu i0er6en, t1efiii i'm 9fobenber
1868 Ser bon Der &eb elton geiHlaaen
tuerben follte, Der fie i'm 9lpril 1866
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nisntus slsiGfam bur@brGneten ptilipp IN,
4tsr f&ieubEft ber prIeaitifille ,,GteiIe beIss.a
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fRnlitb he,t 6ebbebanbftnb bin. HeHnet man
6aAu NOD oif rtriBen NbeineeIiilte bnsu, benen
Belgien alS cine erfe MISUNDERSTANDING senii-
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Btlgttns nnabbdnsiefsit. Nber mas faiIer-
sli@en BliszanSebt sient sielei&t aud eIei&-
3titt8 ais gltbableiter. Grpbert 1T 8elaien
gar itirbt, aberss bebaIten, bas 1T cine an6ers
9adle, Mn6 6Gs IL chen bic DrppeIlhneibr beG
unprIrnniff BufttS = ssTse Befgfqme
c'est lie faubOurg st. Antoine de l'Eu-
rOpe.''r
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-06

Sic Ia6en bas QubIitum ergrbenft gu ciner 8eTd5z
tiaprg t6res erp6er une monnigfaItiqen 2agers Elm
uns periprs9sr, sr binieen Rrsifcn ;t perfnufeii.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-06
gnrDpdi TIDE 81 ebten.
Oeftrref@.

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Yrirat6riefe eine5 in 9Bien lebenbsn @tadt6-
names entnimmt hiev3. g. "fcIgenpe @teHt:
9llle Mnseiden bepteIi &aranf BIN, baE bic ppIir
tide Sage f@ l1ebr nnb nitbr TN frtebIt&enl
Gimme Effefffge. Infer biefrn MnstiGtr rtr-
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tel" tIidt Bios BET itnS, fOnbsrn aud int CANT
aen Gbrfgsn Gurprh in neutrer .3eit eiitge-
nentmen Bat, srrsugsipete BeriffId tiaunG.
NlIe RmnhgebunBeIi biefer Vartei hatten trGb-
Tenn bes rerAnttgenrugrt @UnirierS nnb 6trt-
ties nit6f aIlsin bas Wepr6ge zines fdriati lrten
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tel, uitS eB reurbsit ale Sebel III 8eneguns srs
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befHienniaen SIN TcIge Der eraeuerten Rrelis
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lleterseugung gelangt ba6 ein &rteg 3wil9tH
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neil GrontreiG bic AQtan1 rber aa9 nuriCgar
bic NenbaIit6t StdItertS niir bltrH prEiegt-
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IN bew neusrlpaaten nno bomb Roos
ten jallferFqnSepei. 8panieH, cine 8es,
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ben ruff, beisoen bon ibm bereits 6urd@
brllttuenen Deti Dufb ilii qetra4enei1
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men Idbt, mas bic enegide BeItimmpng.
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Satliehs nit 6rnnfveid our 9ideriteIs
lung Aess nS6ff6ea redten SIiieeIs
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GSreuBen. Man mir6 ia ieben, ilDie
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uer bur1 bic iiber3uderten Yarifer
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-06

fOsaat, pie bieIsy Ssa DsrIoren
bari lDsIbsr Der
dl4 Nh lie A nB zARalEsAa
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eli fel alp6 ~ .Ien iibers
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meldem &e @egnI fd Our9 8eucile
unb triftige Spefulationen befdmpfen,
um 0as 8olf fur ibre Ganbioaten oiins.
itig sn itiinmen. SeIbft bic eifri9fen,
Seinoe Der republifanif9en 9artei ees
''IteBeH fHot fdng Stt, bdB ilBtf
iolde @anbi6aten, ME Grant uno Col
far, unm6olih eines, Eriuupb feierit
fonnen un0 ieoer Sag brin9tneue Be-
tueife, DAP feiis 0la0erer am mad lfen4.
Mfara ieinen @inaug i'm MeiBen SQuie
.Balten tpirp, dis lllIBfes 9. @rpnf
Sic Mablen berfd)lingen ale an0e<
rem SnterelfeH uni. Biz, fie ppriiber, bas
ben. lDitsdller gSaBtfbeinIihtsit mad;
ipenio 9nberes aus ben Ser. Staoten
'Sn beridten, es 1ifilbten 6enn bic ber'
stbeaenen Sn0iatier St1nnle fem,
tpelde absr iekt bon einem betonnten
Be3abn1er aler 8i6erlpenitieen. benz
General ,Sbsrioan, iniSPhAt genoils
men tpereenslsf .4eFHf 1e5a3d3if :
| 7 5na Senne1ee it nun Elm sfpeites
gfegiiuent Snfanteris bas 49,, eir8ef
tiifts jim fir Misunderstanding Der
-n0thigea Srenuuel i@or9e laR tra9en.
Sbn ibot, bier iAnbi bar nod einael1e
5ufllneen oas 2eben0i9iein 6es SUIT
lug anfiinbi9en, TO 1erhaHr flth ner1elbe
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bon f9 boren nn1 nan. fra9t fA babel,
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