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3 G Ierte1 b.
Medicine for the Mind.

BY MRS. GEORGE WASHINGTON wYLLYs.
Had the blues; concluded that this
world was a very second-rate sort oil
place to live in; wonderd if the sun
could't find any other window than mine
to shine into in that impcrtinet, dazzling
way; wished somebody's dog would stop
bowling under my easement; felt muir
derous toward hand-organ-grinder
around the corner; got nervous, and be-
gan TO believe implicitly in the doctrine
of total depravity.- Thought Id take a
walk and took it, accordingly. Hadn't
gone far before came to the conviction
that the world was not so much out of re-
pair, on the whole, and here's the rea-.
son why. Saw thousand dollar Cash
mere shawl trolling along the pavement
with diminutive lady under it. Felt
little inclined to be envious, until
saw the incumhent's face. Soul Of
Mcdusa. wouldn't have such care
worn, wrinkle-plowed yisage for sixteen,
shawls, out of the same loom 4! Saw a
nice looking young man, with ambrosial
whiskers and broadeloth garb-snuffed d
up the odor Of patchoull aflr off and set
him down for puppy; saw him stop to
pick up dirty little four-ycar older who
had tumbled down and bumped its nose
put on its ragged cap, and comfort it
with bright new cent. Wanted to
give him hug and kiss, but didn't
only changed our mind about the pup
Py part of the question. Saw-no,
beg pardon-,fehthe gathers ofmy dress
rII ped from the waist by heavy mas
cullne heel, turned round, with an aw-
ful frown, but was disarmed by the polite
apologies Of the delinquent. Forgave
him, because he didn't like the rest of
mankind, look de6antly at a body, as
# he were saying. mentally. "Glad of
h-keep your dresses little shorter
next time!" Heard lady who was
shopping tellthe hapless clerk "she was
sorry for having given him so much
troubled" Noticed policeman escor-
ing ar old colored woman across
Broadway as politely as if she were
Miss Lane. Began to wonder whether
there was not redeeming virtue or two
left in this battered old world, after, ALL
Was wholly and entirely convinced, in
the cars by seeing one lady refuse to
take the seat yielded up to ner by a
white-haired old man, and hearing an
other say "thank you, sr!' tor sim
liar favor. Came home, reconciled TO
human nature. The sun was not SO
disagreeable on second thoughts; the
handorgan NOW that It was little far
ther off was quite melodious; in short,
the mental thermometer had gone up
twenty-five degrees. Broadway is
pretty good medicine for some ailments,
and this in your private ear, reader-it
IS wiser ollook at the pleasant side of
humanity. Don't you think so
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Mems Wives.

"The love and approval of her hus-
band is all that wife ought to desire ="
So says some sever moralist. The
Turks and most Oriental people are of
this opinion; but it does not seem to be
very popular with Americans. Are the
hundred-dollar silk dresses and twenty
dollar bonnets, with all the rest of the
dry-goods, intended to secure the love
and approval of the husband The
fact is, when an American gets hand
some wife, he wants everybody to ad-
mire her. That is what he earns and
spends his money for. You cannot
please him better than by paying atten-
tion to his wife; you cannot offend him
worse than by neglecting her. Our
moralist's doctrine may be all right, bu
it 10 very far from being popular in this
part of the world.
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For the New Era.
Sleep Love. Sleep.

Sleep love, sleep;
The long, long day is done
Sleep, love sleep
Ere another is begun.
Happy be thy slumbers
Without one dream Of sorrow:
Happy be thy Weakening
On :he glad tomorrow.
Sleep, love sleep
Til Aurora wift uncloses,
All with her rosy fingers,
The glowing eastern portals;
Till the suns bright steeds upspringing
From The briny depths below,
Do chase the ling ring stars Of night
Before them as they go.
- Sleep love sleep
Iwould ] too vert sleeping
The last, long droamless sleep
That never wakes to weel ing;
lfnever more to hear thy voice
In loves low gentle tone,
Breathe "Petite" dear" love thee,
Thee, only thee, alone.
GILLIMENE ST. ARK.
anchester, N. II. 1850.
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ARrHuRs MAGAzINE.-for july

ARTHURs MAGAzINE.--for July
With this No.. commences a new story
"Come and Co. by Miss Townsend,
who has found her way to every heart.
The auther Of "Look Out, I" and "Wait
and See," has won for herself name
and fame first among American Auth
dresses. And most priced by the in
mates of all pleasant homes is Arthur's
Magazine.
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TLillie will appear next week.
Her article was crowded out in this
issue.
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~The Hon. Thomas Corwin is
said to be i'll at Washington.
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laid him down,
In those White, shronded arms. with bitter tears
For some voice told me that. in after years,
He should know naught of passion. grief, or fears.
As had known
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lame, covered with the storm, pale and cold.
And begged for one of my sweet lambs 20 hold.
bade him 20.
He claimed the pet.
4 little fondling hing. that to my breast
Clung always, either in quiet or unrest;
1 thought Of all my lambs loved him best,
And yet-and-yet-
laid him down,
In those " hiie, shronded arms with bitter tears;
For some voice told me that, in after years,
He should know naught Of passion grief, or fears.
As had known.
And yet again
That elder Shepherd came; my heart grew f.,,,.
He claimed another lamb. with sadder plant.
Another! She who, gentle as saint,
Meier gave me pain.
Aghast turned away;
There sat she, lovely as an angels dream,
Her golden locks with sunlight all agleam,
Her holy eyes with heaven in their beam;
knelt to pray:
''ls it Thy will?
My Fathes, say, must this pet..lamb be giyenr
U! thou has many such dear Lord, in heaven:
But soft voice said, "Nobly hast thou strivsn
But-peace, be still,''
o! how wept!
and clasped her 70 my bosom, with wild
And yearning love-my lamb, my pleasant child;
Her, too. Igave-ihe little angel smiled,
And slept.
eco! got'' cried,
For once again that Shepherd laid his hand
Upon the noblest Of our honsehod band.
Like pale specler there he took his stand.
Close TO his side.
And yet how wondrous sweet
The look with which he heard my passionate cry
"Touch moi my lamb-for him, O! let me die!''
little hIle," he said, with smile and sigh.
Again 10 meet"
Hopeless fell;
And when rose the light had burned so low,
so faint. could not my darling go
lie had not hidden me farewell but, o,
felt farewell
More deoply far
Than If my arms had compassed that slight frame
Though could but have heard him call my name
Dear moher''-but in heaven twill be the same
There burns my star.
He will not take
Another lamb, thought, for only one
OF that dear fold is spared to be my sun,
My guide. my mourner when this life is done;
My heart would break.
Oh, with what thrill
l heard him enter; but did not know.
(For it was dark) that he had robbed mo so;
The idol of my sou!-he could not GO
o, heart, be still
Came morning; can tell
How this poor frame its scrrowful tenant kept,
For waking tears were mine; /, sleeping, wept,
find days, months, years, that weary vigil kept
Alas! FAREWELL
How often il is said!
sit and think, and wonder too, sometime;
How it will seem when in that happier cline;
It never will ring out like funeral chino
Over the dead.
No tears! no tears!
Will there day come that shall not weepf
For bedew my pillow in my sleep.
Yes. yes; thank God! no grief that cline shall
keep
No weary years
Aye! il is welH
Veil with my lambs, and with their early guide,
there, pleasant rivers wander the beside,
D. strike sweet harps upon its silver tide
Aye it is well
Through the dreary day
hey often come from glorious light to me;
cannot feel their touch their faces see,
ct my soul whispers, they do come to me;
Heaven is not far away.
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SIY LAMBS
| loved them so

IUftu IDetn s0g
hat when the elder Shepherd Of the fold
Game, covered with the storm. pale and cold,
And begged for one my sweet lambs 20 hold.
bade him 70.
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He claimed the pet,
\ little fondlng thing, that to my bress,
Chung always, either in quiet or unrest;
1 thought of all my lambs loved him best,
And yet-and-yet--
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

SL ELFtae OF an Exsczztian ta me Dirt =.
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10 satisfy an Egxscatlan Ia fzver sf 80, :
iss. 8. n CRAIG, SAsss
q .. r. WILLIAM Deputy EheEiG.
Msy 90, 1850,
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81 Yxtne A. az Exeentacn 10 me diFes4a -
the Oface Of the CLARK Of Ths Districs Coprf SO
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-16

The Republican County Couv ntion will he held
at PORrAGEVILLE. on saturday, September
Ist, 1860, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, for the purpose OF
placing in nomination county ticket to be support
ed at the coming election, to wit:
! Sheriff.
l County Clerk
l Probate Judge
Commissioner
! Coroner;
Also will be taken into consideration the proprie
ty of changing the mode of holding county couyen-
tons and for the transaction Of such other business
as may come before the convention.
Hon. James VI. Ashley will be present and address
the Convention, Lit there b2 fu Il turn out,
Z. Graham,
VIM. II Jones,
+. Il. Miller
H.A. Alexander,
Geo. $. Mcknight
). W. st. John.
Rep, Central Committee.
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Swaug Adriaucc & Co, Woon COMMON rLEAS
PrHs, agliust Lewis COURr-N NCNrlON
Carcv. dclt's 1890
Defendants will take notice that plSiuuas have
6lcd in Wood county Ohio court OF common pleas,
petition against them. asking an order aud iodg
mcnt Of said court Tor the sale rs upon execution ON
judgment az law, of Zoe acres oil the west side vi
the south quarter or section number thirty SOl
of township number three (Sl north, range numecr
nine (2) east IN Wood county Ohio for the payment
of such amount as may hy said order or Judgment
I've found due ON two prumisscry notes of Carey and
Hall to raintits tor lG6 10 each, both dated Dec.
l. 1891, and payable respectively aud IL months
uom date, secured Ivy the mortgage deed Of defend
ants to plaintiffs Of the above described lands. with
interest and costs of suit; aud 90 barr Martha wife OF
lewis Al Carey of any interest in said land, by way
ct dover or Otherwise, Defendants are required tu
answer Or dcmur to said petition 10Y the 18Th day "
September 1850. or plaintiff Nil at the drSt cnsu.
ing term vt said court OF common pleas thereafter
ASK said court to take said petition confessed and
render Judgment accordingly.
JAMES MURRAY.
July 10, lsiO-1lwGS5 Is Atty ofriGs.
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Pictures in II Dirtionary.-Tlis feat

P,clureS in II Dj"tiOnary.-Flts feature OF a
dictionary though httlc esteem, by some we are
disposed 10 thiu6, when properly executed, one Of
very great impprtJnce. L. is nothing new, buwcver
Bale, Englsh Dictionary, one OF the most cCcAra-
ted. was thus illustrated early in the last century
4 neat cut or da gram will often give better aeni-
Wrhster's are in a body by themselves. In respect
90 size, completeness, mechanical execution, and
variety of subjects, WchScrs unlueslonably th"
best. Worceser's, though many of them are well
enough, are, on the whole, allure. They are very
small, many OF them are obscure and the asSortm mt
aforementioned. Oruithulogy, somehow, achieved 81
singular monopoly in their allotment. OF 973 cuts
IN ALL 32i or one third are birds or fragments OF
birds: and of this 32I, no less than lgl merely
heads or lsof birds. notory has III; Quadrupcds
DC. the same; Fishes n; Mathematics and Mechan-
les together. about 100; Architecture 80; Miscea
ncous Domestic Arts. &c 70: and p'Iy,ical Science
Il few. Reptiles ana Insects are As vigorously eNcu
ded as from lreIard.- New Engandcr. l5-w2
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Valuable Testimony

lN FAVOR OF rtE oNNGENArEp BlrrtRs,
WAsuINGruN u C., June 20.
Having made use ofthe OK, gcuated Btters. pre-
pared by DR.. Gaeen Of Windsor Vt, aud from know
ledge obtained Of their efficacy in other cases, We
chetrtuly 'ecommcud them to the pun'ic, believing
they will fully sustain the recommendation Ten ot the
proprietor. q hope that this valuable remedy may
he generally dcused throughout the country that
il may I've accessible 20 all the afflicted.
SAMUEL PuuLrs.
WM. u. AN. 81. :. Senators from Vermont.
JAS. +. SIMMONS L. $. senator from Il, Island.
h. Il. RENolp, Nenher OF Congress,t formerly Gov.
crnor of fRhodc Island
J. T. MoRGuGAp, u. s. sem. formerly Governor
of XIV.
WV. WoonuRlpGs U. S Son. formerly Governor
of Mich.
VI. l.. VI NBrIN. Delegate in Congress irom WIS.
Testimony like the above is worthy the conhdepcc
Of the public joint D. PARK,
Cincinnati, o,
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ASSlnNEES SAI.N.

Samuel Johnson, assignee, vs. Nhtccomb Iassins.
By yirtuc of an order Ot sale 20 me directed from
the probate court OF wood county, ohio. will fer
Tor sale the door of the house in Prrrys bur.
on SATURDAY, September 22d, 1850.
between the hours OF Il o'clock IN. and O'Clock y
N. Of said day the following real estate being the
west part of river tract number fOrty-iy. t5 CON
tanning 100 acres the west part OF the south east
quarter ut section number tWtuyCue ~ tow Hship
Number SIX l6i norh rduge number ten ilOl east
The west part of tho south vest quarter of section
mHer twentytwO i2tl OF township nam Der siN O
north oi range number ten lOl east also tue south
west qUarter of The north-w quarter cf section
numpcrtwenty-two l22l OF township number six [Gl
north range numbCr ten [lO east suid estate heing
sold Us taa property OF NhillcomO Hask, asst ,ued
Tor The benefit OF creditors and free from ali liens
and iueumbIauues hy way dover or otherwise
SAMUEL JOIN bDN, Is, snsc, sc.
James Murray ATTY OF ASST : gnee.-ltwU5Il2
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ASSIGNEES SALE.

Samuel johnson, assignee " CuIlister Haskins.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale from the probate court
of wood county OIL viii offer Tor rae,at the door OF
the court house in rerrysburgh on
saturday, september 22nd, 1860,
between the hours Of l. O'cocs, M aud ? o'clock p.
oi said day the northeast Ilr,crof section num-
her twelve ll2l Of township number luUr Il north
uumnertea llcl east, except town lots IN the
town OF Portage and Two acres suu,h side purta e
river and south half Of the southeast quarter of
uou number seventeen nj OF township uuubrr
three II north range number cleveL II east, all
in wood county, ohio said real estate being sold as
the property of Collj.ter iaskins under assign
ineut for the cdr Of creditors, aud free fotn all
l.ris aad iucumGrauces hy way of d wtr other
wise. SAMUEL JOHNSON AssiGucC.
James Murray at'y OF Assiguce.-itwG$3 IS
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VLtttJ|t TUI II-UJILF
Ellen T. Howell, petitioner ~ ALEU- 9 Howell. de-
icndRut.
Allen G Howell viii take rotice, that Ellen +.
Howell has filed in the court OF common pleas Of wood
county, OHIO, petition against him. asking that tue
bond ~ matrimOuy between herself and sud Allen
G.. Howell may be dissolved, anuullcd and held for
nought; that she be 'ored her maiden name ol
Ellen 7. Granger, ANA that she may have reasonable
alimuuy as, gncd her; su that she assigns as the
cause therefor, tho adultry If said Aien T. Howell
with persons known and untnoYu, as specifically sell
forth iu said petiYn eXtreu cruelty ana haIitual
intemprrGnce, ana tlat said viii be Tor hear
ing At the next ensuing term of aid court OF common
plv@s, commencing On the 23d day ef October. a.
d. 1850 JAMES MURRAY solT for pefr.
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NARrruEp, March y.
hereby ccrtify tha, pr, Green's ONyg,uated Bit
ters have proved more cnertual Ia relieving me oi
aWator brash stomach, indigestion and costiveness
which has been very troublesome toe i've or six
years. than all other remedies which have been
trying during my illness, and cbcerW,!y recommend
it to all thus afflicted. SANL HNNllION
MIR. II, has charge of the OrphNu Asylum. Hart
ford Ct and is well known aud highly esteemed -.
| amphlets filled with certificates may bc had o.
agents, gratis. See adv.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

WOOD VOUNTN I1N1N TLEAF'
Thomas NJ Crook o iE B. Perkins deceased VS.
Isaac p. Thom pSIn, survivor 4 G.
IOY virtue o m eNecu' pa i3'Isi trOm che Court Of
- Common P5as of Wppl county, Ohio, in the
above c1n4e ahdl oler flratie at the door OF the
Cour. Hopse IN Perrys5urg ia said county OF Wood
at public auction on Ia lith dly ot september. a
o. 1850. between tAs hDurI pt 3 o'clock, NJ, ard
O'Clock p W. ta- following described property t0
wit; the soath hf of iulpt ma aber three hun lrct
and elghty. nino l3sIl toI' hundred aud four ti0i
and the south hdiui iulpt tJur hIllrei ana trtpe.
(ll3) in tae tpwl otPerrysJu Z, VOID eJ1ht} Oulo
c, W. Notoa sheriff.
A. Cook ATTY. for paint6.