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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-08

EhR M Fer g q I, u A.,

EJHE subscribers, Executors Of Jacob Pecker acc
! will sell at pp5lic auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday 4Mdy of September neat, Farm situated on
Middle River in Augusta county, about five miles from
Stanton, adjoining the lands Of b Dunlap Geo andeE
SON and others The tract contains some Sei ANht-o'
well wacrcd ard good portion of ii cleared The I'm,
nroven,ents consist of two comfortable DjfELLiNG
OUSES, good Barn. Sc There is q first rate Mead
ow on the place Mr. William LivcI, who lives on Tie
farm, will show il 20 any one wishing to purchase
NEGOTIABLE note, interest included yabc in six months;
the remainder in three equal annual payments Posses
sion given immediately the right to gather the growing
crop being reserved
LEVI PICKER,
July 25, lS55.-tds.
10: Rockingham Register copy and forward account to
this office.
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wotice Tn Farmers

INE have large lot of and horse livingston o.
w Ploughs and Castings on hand and for sale on mod
crate terms.
Co Old Castings taken in exchange for new
B. &. j. S. CRAWFORD.
Staunton, Aug. 8, 1855 ct
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VnLIn KnfiCH.
Selling Oft al Cost.

MASON HlRSH & co. are now scIIIng on theIr
I large and well selected stock of Spring ana Sum
mcr Ready Made Clothing at cost. This proposition
will stand until the first Of September, when they de-
sire bring most superb stock OF FAN and inter
earnestly requested 10 call immediately at the store
room opposite Z. NJ. Cushing & Cos, and secure bar
gains before they all go.
1S55-and all knowing themselves indebted TO us are
requested to come forward and settle, as VIC must have
money. to 90 North by the first Of September.
Stanton lug s, 1855.
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EsilVsr WANTED.

TIME subscriber is DESTROYS of procuring the services
of first rate Miller. For such who can come
well recommended he will pay liberal price. maj
with small family preferred Address
VIM. p. JARMAN,
Mediums River, Albemarle CO., Va
July %, 1S55.-3t
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LOST.

an Saturday last. somewhere IN the central central
" portion of the town, small leather FOhl
MONAIE, the leather partly separated on one
side. containing between seven ana e'@h' aoilals'
A suitable reward to the finder may be- expected
at this Office.
StauutOn, Aug s, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-08

NJ USE HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE.-Hayc
YOU Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, any Loss of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the systems We but point you to the
thousands who have used the GREAT INvIeoRAToR.
In proof ofwhat wes say above, refer you Lamp
toms Vegetable Tincture,'' and its effects
Co See advertisement.
Sent Il 1854
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WAYNESBOROUGH ACADEMY.
valuahle TOWN T,ots For Sale.

JIOR beautiful residence in one of the most desirable
L neiglborhoods in the town of Stanton, having all
the social advantages ofhe town, and at the same tune
the sweet secusion of the country these lots afford
rare opportunity
For nformatiou relating to their location charac
ter and to purchase, apply to the Undersigned,
BREEZE JOHNSON.
July IS, lS55-tf
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

THIS delightful watering place, situated II miles
West of Staunton is open for the reception oil Vlsl-
tors The scenery and saubry Of the cm"e are :, nm
surpassed In addition to the famous 5 nv II ~
tbe Hotel, there is an ALUM SPRING within 2Vo
Yards of the Sulphur Invalds who have resortoa 10 II
have found it ciicacous in the Of all the chrome
diseases FOR which the Rockbrdge Alum Is so ceepra
tod Tho diseases which have been relieved from the
usc of the Alum Water are dyspepsia, scroula, chronic
diarrho,a and skin diseases generally.
THE TABLE, is supplied with the best the country
Affords and no pains are spared to make m'aluS anu
Others comfortable.
A suitable Conveyance for the ~ r7n
accommodation of visitors will leave ssSnasssst.
the Virginia Hotel Staunton, for 5ES y
the Springs, every afternoon on the
arrival of the Cars, and return the next morning.,
NJ For seats apply to H. BRowNELL, at the virgin
70 Hotrl, or TO b, SHUMATE,
LIv ~ 1855. Augusta Spangs.
Charlottesville Advocate and Rich. Wing copy Ats
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GooGg Medicines,


II is estimated that flyers Cherry , &SSs
PICTORIAL and CathQriic PiiS have h E[seeS -
done more to promote the public J NTSSsS3f
health than any other one cause. IsYhS3
There can be no question that the sS1SSxsSSSN
Cherry Pectoral has BY its thousand IA 10Y
on thousand cures Of Colds, Coughs, ~ sssJN
Asthma, Group Influenza, Bronchi- @SssSees-sss\
It's &c. very much reduced the pro-
portion Of deaths from conSmpve diseases IN TINS cou-
try. The Pills as good as the Pectord ana VIII
cure more complaints. -,
Everybody needs more less purg;ns. Purge the
blood from its impurities Purge the bowels LIVER ana
the whole yiscera system from distractions. Purge
t The diseases which fastcn on the body, TO work ITS
decay But for diseases should die only OF old age
Take antidotes early and thrust it om the system De-
fore it is yet too strong to yield, go :.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only while IT
is weak but when il has taken strong hold Read the
astonishing statements of those who have been cured by
them from dreadful Scroula, Dropsy, Ulcers, SKIN DIS
cases Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, internal
Pains Bilious Complaints, HeartbUrn, Headache, cont
and many less dangerous but still threatening ailments
such as pmples on the face, Worms Nervous irritable
ity loss Of appetite, Irregularities DzElness IN the
head Colds Feycrs, Dysentery, and indeed every va
rety ofcompaints for which Purgative Kennedy IS re
qured.
These are no random statements, but are autoeiuca
ted by your own neighborS and your own Physicians
Try them once and you will never be without thein
Price % cts. per Box-5 Boxes tor : ~
Prepared by DR. j. G. AVER, Lowell, MasSachu
SETS sold by every respectable Druggist IN Ne"
England.
July 4, ls5o.-2mo.
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NNGEcG.

WE hereby forewarn all persons from trading for
w Bond executed by us 70 Ely Long for the amount
Of seventy two dollars and fifty cents falling due the
lst day of September next, which Bond being fraudu-
lcntIy obtained we don't intend pay unless compelled
by law. SotiN u VII MiLsON'
Highland co., August l, lS55.-3t
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THE MARRET PRICES.
81 Will Never be Without Them"
TO THE PUBL

TO IHE TUbLsIO
The original, only tus and genuine Liver Pills are
prepared by R. F. Sellers, and have his in black
tcar upon the lid Of each Boo, and his signature on the
outside ,CrdDper-ALL OTHERS ARE coUNrERFEITs, or
BASE INVITATIONS.
Prepared and sold by r. E. SELLERS & CO.,
Pittsburg, Pa, and for sale by JAMES G. LAIRD
and j. B. EsKRIDGE, Stauntou and by Druggists gene
rally.
Aug I, lS55-lmo
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Stanton, Aug. s, lS55.-lt
Wanted To Purchase.

cash will be given for Good NEORO
- GIRL, between 10 and 20 years OF age
One who understands washing and ironing. pre-
ierred. Such an one can find good hume IN the
country, some or s miles from Staunton. by aP-
plying at the SPECTATOR OFFICE.
AnU & IS55-3t
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No Life is stage on which we all must play part
and every character the Imagination can portray WIZ De
found unon its boards DEATH however, often causes
oroe 10 make hasty exit or disease renders others
miserable and unhappy while life remain, Those who
arc suffering from dyspepsia liver COMPLAINT or other
troubles arising from disordered digestion, should use
Hoohands German Bitters: prepared ana SOFA oT VI.
q M. Jackson. 100 Arch street, Philadelphia. These
btters have received the highest commentator from
pc rsons who have tried them, and are unequaed their
qualities.
H.
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MAR RIED.

---~~~~>~N~~~N~>|~~@~-~4>T>r
On Sunday morning, 29th ult., by the Rev H. ct
eel, Mr. wM. E. HoesETT to EUTILLAH CARROLL, al
of this county.
o. Rockingham papers copy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-08
To Painters.

I KEEP constantly on hand full supply Of Linssed
i Oil, and all the paints and Varnishes belongin ID
your business good assortment Of Paint, Varnish,
and Sash Brushes JAS. u. LAikpt
Aug. |, 1855.
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PuRTTc SALE.

THE subscriber Will sell at public sale, at his resi-
Il dence, on Wednesday tie 29M Of august, about 100
head of Cattle, variety Of other stock and ali House
hold Furniture, Farming Implements, sc.
Aug. 3, l355.-3t JACOB SHUEY,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-08
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Weaving made off my accounts upto the 18th
IN of July, | respectfully ask that those know
inc themselves indebted to me, or to the late firm
of Weller s. Leopold, will come forward and
settle immediately. JOS. hEofoLD.
STANTON. Aup. s, iS55.--lt
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Notice
Notice.
A Desirable Home for Sale,
ro,r Ne sSEISEs AUGUSTA.

Npar BARTER ARSSDkA, AeWSSh A'
rI,IIE undersigned having removed to Union Iheoiog
ical Seminary Prince Edward, Va, offers for sale
his Farm and Residence Barcrbrook Augusta on
easy terms The Farm contains lis Acres and a frac-
,ion of good and productive Limestone Land, conye
niently supplied with water Orchard, Wood Land, and
pretty Meadow. The Buildings al ne,r, having
been erected by myself wholly, within the last three
years, with considerable expense, and great care and
personal attention. with view of making il my per;na
nent residence They consist Of a DWELLING
HOUSE of stone, handsomely situated, and convenient
and tasteful containing six rooms; substantial Log
Kitchen, and snug Barn, embracing small Stable and
Corn Crib. This property would suit small farmer or
professional man. or any family desiring retired and
picturesque country residence combined with the best
social advantages 1t is in neighborhood unsurpassed
for its excellence one and half miles from Barerbrook
Academy Store MILL aud Post Office; the same DIS
from Thinking Spring Church and two and haI'
miles from the Fshersylle Depot on the Central Raif-
road The land is chiefly in grass and has been care
fully nursed since coming into my possession while ITS
original quality is inferior to few Of the lands OF that fer
tile peirhborhood The land will be shown. and the
terms Of sale made known by Hugh q. Guthrie, ESD
Bartcrbrook, Va. koBEht L. pAbNEi'
Au0 I 1SS5-4t
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HERE AT LAST.

WHAT GOLD LEAF TOBACCO you have all been
waiting for SO long, has arrived. Send in your or
dcr,, and obligc yours, respectfully,
staupton, Aug l, 1866 c, T. COCHRAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-08
NO. /.
- nnIxy AVIS READY REGIEE.

PAIN.-Nu person has ever yet Used fadway
Ready Relief, who has been tormented win pam
whether caused from accidents, OF external ln]u-
ries, or from disease and bad treat93ft; wi'nou,
fifteen minutes after its aPpleatl%c -. ,,o,. -.
One application externally, OF few drops Ia
ken internally, will instantly free the SUFFERER
from the most violent and terrible pains, and re-
store the weak, feeble, and Frustrated frame TO
Radway's Ready Relief has been before the
public over six years 1t has cured the most o.
stin n cases Of RHEUMATISM. PARA A.;
SIS, LUMBAGO. GOVT, NEURALGIA
SWOLLEN JOINTS, BURNS, sCAtDo,
&c.. in the most marvellous qnick time, giving
unto the bed-ridden victims OF some cruel com 20;
plant, ease and comfort by one OF TWO apPH5s sj
lions. in cases where the skill of the best9sy
clans in the country, and the most popular mees-
cines in use had failed in giving even temporary
relief. No matter what the matter may come
from, Railways Ready Relief will surely relieve
the system from its cruel pangs, and speedily re-
store the invalid to health, ease, and COMFORT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-08
Executors Sale Of
VALU ABLE l. N DIS,
Merchant Elill, Wood Lots, Slaves and

0LDGI IbnSCNAQ AtoA HA. =
NV ;rtuc of the last will and testament OF Geo. Cro
IS bargcr decd the undersigned, his Executor, wiz
gr fr sale on the premises TO the highest bldder ON
Wcanesdr The 18th of august nert, the following vai
tract of Land, on which George Crobarger ilyea.
containing 40 Acres, lying about one mile NORM Las'
Of rrenye on the turnpike road leading to Stann,on
There ;s anon this tract VALUABLE MEh-
CUANT hill, with a stone basement ana ifama
snncrstcure, containing pair OF burrs and chop
ners There is good water power TO operate the mil,
anil Il i situated in fine grain growing country Inc
land i generally of good quality. The improvements
arc a iarge .SrONE DIGELLfNG HOUSE, ana
the barn Stable and all outbuilings are IN good repair
Also four or five lots of timber land, lying aoou'
mile from the Mill Tract each containing from ~ 10 z"
acres Of land. well timbered, and of good quality
At the same time will sell seven NEGhOES' az
Young aud likely consisting of one Woman, ana Two
Children and four boys ranging from II to ~ years 0'
age. r..sos
~ Cattle, Hogs, Farming Imple,, eVS5{8
slIIs9 mcnts, and Household and 0-G
4T~Vl Kitchen Furniture OF every
ssssSsssS lzsdcscription: "a, =. .t;,s
r. Tic terms of sale for the land will DC ono thiro
- I'D and the balance in and two years, to 10 Sc
cured by Deed Of Trust on the iand .. "a.
NJ The terms in regard to the Fersohai cseee WIZ
he made known on the day OF sale.
" -N"'0 DAVID BLACKWOOD.
Ex'or. Of Geo, Crobarger, decd
J,Ix IL. Is55--tds.
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STHEYED.

IRON the premises Of Capt Thomas Cabrcath, about
L the LIST Of June, ii Roam STEER of the Dur
ham stock, large white spot each side near the
flank star in the face aud white his tail, and
marked with semi circle the under and upper
side of the right ear. ANY person furnishing informa
ton as to the whereabouts of this steer will be liberal
" rewarded. THOMAS CALBREAIH Jr
August |, 1S55.-3t.
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Town Lots & Tract Near Staunton
EDHe SALE

n pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF AN
qasta county, in the case of Gegers heirs Gel
GERS Administrators &C., the undersigned commission
ers will sell at private sale, subject to the ratification oil
the Court, tract of land situated Betsy Bell near
Stanton containing IS Acres Roods and ii Poles,
which will be Sold fpreferrcd in smaller parcels to SUIT
purchasers This tract lies Immediately upon the old
Scottsyillc Road, about mile from stanton, ana a.
bout one hundred yards from the Virginia Central hai'
road.
Also Lot in the town ofSannton, containing 81 Poles,
near Dr. Strblings This lot is valuable building lot,
facing on two streets Any one desiring to purchase
will apply to Breeze johnson or Robert Pofterfeld AIN
ney. .uol;,
except so much in hand will deay the expenses OF
the sale. BREEZE JOHNSON, Com,rs
ROB'T. p. KINNEY,
J,ly Is 1S55-G
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RHEUMATISM.
Pc,f,ro,,e Pp1du Relief versus The best Phy-

RHEUMATISM.
Radvays Ready Relief versus he best fhy'
s,cians in Fredonia, Licking Co., Ohio,
FREDoNIA, Licking County, Ohio
"For FIVE years laid upon my back, unable to
rise was attended by our best physicians, but
obtained no reief-not even a ray of hope OF my
recovery was left me. One single application ex-
ternally of your Ready Relief enabled me to riSe'
| am now we'll man."
T. b. PEAsE, p. M.
BOWEL. COMPLAINTS.-Looseness, Di-
arrhpa. CoIera Morbus, or Painful Discharges
from the Bowels. are stopped in fifteen or twenty
minutes by Railways Ready Relief. No con-
ces,ion or inflammation, no weakness or lassltude,
will follow the use of the r. r. Relief.
ACHES AND PAiNS.-For Headaches,
whether sick or nervous. Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Pains and Weakness in the Back, Spine, or Md
news; Pains around the Liver, Pleurlsy, Swell
ines of the Joints, Pains in the Bowels, Heart
burn and pains of all kinds. Railways Ready he
lief will, in few moments, change the mserles
YOU suffer TO joys Of pleasure, and give you good
signs of returning health. 1t will enable you 10
shuttle of the infrmites of sickness ieeoieness'
and decripitude, and give to the aged the Vigoi
and elasticity of ripe and vigorous health.
r. r. Relief is sold By druggists everywhere
at 25 cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle
o. For sale by JAMES G. LAIRD, Stanton
w. Stevens, Lexington; Jno. Randolph, MID
dlebrook Gold s. Carson, Rrownsburg; Light
ner g. Shultz, Greenyille +. & b. Freiwell
New Hope Jno. Il. Antrim, Greenvllle; lem
pe,on, Wilson g. Co, Fairfield.
Anp lS55-4m.
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yVvHE bonds. accounts Sc. Of A. NJ. Simpson s.
a Co.. to July LIST, 1885, have been placed in
NV hands for settlement. Those knowing them
selves indebted will please come forward and set
tIe j. G. WHEAT.
Stannton, Aug. 8. 1855.
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NOTICE.

nERSONS having claims against the estate Of DR.. A.
j Waddell, decd, are requested TO present them,
properly authenticated, without delays and all persons
Indebted to the estate, to the late firm Of Drs. A Il
]. A. Waddel will please come forward and settle i'm
mediately. J, aLLA; - Wa bII4 Exors
A,g 6 1S55-3t
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Notice.

A M. SIMPSON & co. hereby inform the
fAs public that the firm under that name having
been dissolved by mutual consent, Go take place
July lst, 1850 they have placed their bonds,
accounts &c., in the hands of j. G. Wheat for
speedy settlement.
ENg- Please call at the store and settle.
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sale OF Persona, Property.
Tseney Wanted

THE undersigned ayas himself Of this method of say
ing TO his customers that their accounts to the LIST
instant are drawn OF and he has heavy payments 10
and settle them their earliest possible convenience
His creditors are wanting their money, Cat least they
say so, and he is rather inclined to believe they are IN
carncst he therefore earnestly hopes that his friends
without exception, will respond to this call.
Payments may be made in my absence 10 Mr. w j.
Potter who is authorized 20 receive and receipt for
money in my name. w M "A. S1Ehfthl l.
Irir IS55--3t
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commissioners, Sale OF land.

Anoust I 1s55-4ts of Jno. Dunkum, deed,
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EPETRg,EC SALE.

&c! Rockingham Register copy and forward account to
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-22
NO. 10.

MATTERS AND THINGS ABRoAD.-We ex-
tract the following from a lecture on "Mat-
ters and Things Abroad" :"
In Italy you will see man breaking up
his land with two COWS and the root of
tree for plow, while he is dressed in skins
with the hair on In Rome, Vienna and
Dresden, if you hire man to saw wood he
does not bring a horse along. He never
had one, nor his father before him. He
puts one end of the saw on the ground and
the other against his breast, and, taking
the wood in his hands, rubs it across the
saw. 1t is a solemn fact that in Florence,
city filled with the triumphs of art there
Is not single auger; and if a carpenter
would bore hole he does it with a red-hot
poker. This results not from the want of
industry, but ofsagacity and thought The
people are by no means idle. They toll
early and late, men, women and children,
with an industry that shamcs labor-saving
Yankees. Thus he makes labor that the
poor must live
In Rome charcoal is principally used for
fuel and you will see a string of twenty
mules, bringing little sacks of it upon their
backs, when one mule could draw all of it
in cart, and so he keeps his mules and
feeds them. This is from 10 want Of indus
try-but there is no competition.
A Yankee always looks haggard aid
nervous, as if he were chasing a dollar
With us money is everything; and when we
go abroad we are surprised to find that the
dollar is not almighty. If a Yankee refus-
es to do a job for fifty cents he will proba-
bly, do it for dollar, and will certainly do
it for five. But one Of the lazaroni of Ma
pies, when he has earned two cents and eat
en- them. will work no more that day, if you
offer him ever so large a sum- He has
earned enough for the day, and wants no
more. So there is no eagerness for making
money, no motive for it, and everybody
moves slowly.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-22
Singular Couple.

Along with my brother, who was collect
ing matter for a work he was about topub-
lish, | visited the interesting town of Hex
Misunderstanding at least to him, for it was
fine field for historical research, although
for my own part, | found little to admire
besides its ancient church. The circum-
stance which, more than anything else, OBJ
tanned the dingy town lasting place in my
memory, was our taking lodging with an
extraordinary pair, an old man and woman
husband and wife-who lived by them
selves, without child or servant, subsisting
on the letting Of their parlor and two bed
rooms. They were tall, thin and erect, tho
seventy years of age. When we knocked
at the door for admittance, they answered
it together; if we rang the bell, the husband
and wife invariably appeared side by side;
all our requests and demands were received
by both and executed with the utmost nice
ty and eXactness.
The first night, arriving late by the coach
from Newcastle, and merely requiring a
good fire and our tea, we were puzzled to
understand the reason of this double attend
ance; and | remember my brother, rather
irreVerently, wondering whether we "were
always to be waited on by these Siamese
twins" On ringing the bell to retire for
the night; both appeared as usual; the wife
carrying the bedroom candlestick, the hus-
band standing at the door. gave her some
directions about breakfast for the following
morning, when the husband from the door
quickly answered for her.
depend upon it, she is dumb whisper
ed my brother. But this was not the case,
though she rarely made use of the faculty
of speech.
They both attended me to my bedroom;
when the old lady, seeing me look with some
surprise towards her husband, said
There's no offence meant by my husband
coming home with me into the chamber
he's stone blind"
Poor man." I exclaimed "But, why,
then, does he not sit still? Why does he
accompany you everywhere?"
Its no use, ma am your speaking to my
old woman" said the husband; "she can't
hear you, she's quite deaf"
was astOnished. Here was cOmpensa-
ton! Could pair be better matched?-
Man and wife were, indeed, one flesh; for
he saw with her eyes, and she heard with
his ears. 1t was beautiful to me ever after
to watch the old man and woman in their
inseparableness. Their sympathy with each
other was as swift as electricity, and made
their deprivation as nOught.
have often thought of that old man and
woman, and cannot but hope that, as in life
they were inseparable and indispensable to
each other, so in death they might not be
divided, but either be spared the terrible
calamity Of being alone in the world.
Chambers Journal.