The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-21


flowers, but for the wide worlds 10Y. The
lonely pine on the mountain top waves its
sombre boughs and cries. Thou ait my sun"
And the little medow-violet lihs it's cup of
blue, and whispers with its perIumed br,nth.
Thou art my sum- Aud the grain in a thou
sand fields rustles in the wind, and makes
answer, Thou art my sun l-Life Thoughts
A husband and wife, while truvling
through the woods in haste, met with q meian-
oholy accident which is recorded in The follow
ing teicitous strain.
And while rctrcating through the W Jols,
And through the tangled fern,
He tore his mustn't mention ems
And had TO put on hern
Tile Cleveland Plaindtaler, speaking of the
numerous counterititing cases to come before
the U. ). District Court at the present term.
says: "The Grand Jury Room presented a
curious spectacle this morning, in the shape of
presses, dies, acids paper, bogus coins counter
felt bills, &C., &c. There was a small Garnet
pag full OF counterfeit bis.--ones fives, tens
twenties, es-perhaps hundred thousand
dollars in all There We're also several thou.
sand dollars in bogus gold in paper boxes One
OF the machines for making bogus coiu weighed
ouo lbs II was dug up on the farm of Robert
Bluff, in Portage County, being six feet under
ground. All this stun came from Portage
County, and was the property of the extensive
gang oil countcrleiters whose operate we have
noticed from time TO time, and the leaders Of
which are in Jail and will doubtless be indicted
by the Grand Jury"
A WiDowER's MATRIMoNtAL ADVERTISEMENT.
| "A New York paper hus an advertisement for
n partner for life, by disconsolate widow er,
giving as the requirements that the applicant
should be feet inches in height, 26} inches
glrt. of dark complexion and hair ears bored,
! feet to wear 4a shoes and hands to fit CD jon
ven gloves and offers as inducements to a per-
sou of the right dimensions, that he has sat
| in, SO silk and II thibet and muslin delaine
dresses, ID morning dresses Of different patterns
and styles, number of cloaks and saawls, q
fair assortment OF furs. laces and embrodercs,
collars aud underseeves uncouned ,underClot hes
and unmentionnbles in piles, hoop skirts of
iron, steel, India rubber, guta percha, whale
bone and ruw-hide, (the last not guaranteed
except the applicant is good tempered,) and
supur5 assortment Of jewelry, consisting OF pins,
earrings clasps and bracelets. A person with
loss of teuth and partial loss of hair need
not be deferred from applying. as he has
quantity Of hair and good set of teeth in
working order. fresh complexion is desila-
blo as the rouge pots are all empty. A prompt
and speedy application is requested, MS the ar
ticles have been already dsused for four DAYS,
and they are liable TO go out Of fashion al any
time and become worthless.
A Rich MANS OPINION OF WEALTH.
Il NJ. Salamanca, u rich banker of Madrid a gen
tleman Of taste, education and liberulity, once
in each week admits his friends TO his house
and table. To this weekly courtesy, says the
London Spectator twelve journalists recently
responded by inviting their host TO one of the
modest restaurants OF the Spanish capital. The
invitation was accepted, aud the dinner took
place, the cost of the feast being eight reals or
Is. Cd. per head. Instead of the basket of
flowers ually placed on the table, stood pyra-
mid of books, surrounded by the busts of Cal
de ron, Lope de Mega, Cervantes and Vtlasq1es.
4 The dinner was more than modest, and the only
apology we have for mentioning it at all, must
be found in the moral of M. Salamanca speech:
"Gentemen said he, about twenty five
years from this ,ime the old and threadbare
cassock OF Salamanca, then q student in the
University of Granada, might be among the
! oldest and most worn out caSsoCks of his com
Tades. When my education was completed, |
proceeded to Malaga and made myself Jour.
; nalist. The love ol gold took possession OF my
soul, and it was at Madrid that found the OBJ.
iect of my alteration, but not without the loss
of my juvenile illusion. Believe me, gentle
men, the man who can satisfy ali his wishes
has no more enjoyment. Keep the way you
, have entered, advise you. RothschId's celeb
rity will cease on the day Of his death. Immor
tality can be earned. but not bought Here are
; before you the busls of men who have gloriously
cultivated liberal arts their busts have met
with throughout the whole OF Europe, but no.
where have found statue erected TO the menu
ory of man who devoted his life TO making
money. To-day speak to you with my feel
ings of twenty-five years, for in your company
have forgotten am banker and only thought
of my youth and days of good humor.'
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