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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-20
DIED:

On the 2lth of November last Mrs Sarah Eiissb 9Th
Burtner wife Of William Burtnsr, ased 81 years and one
inenlh.
Mrs. g. a good wife. good mother aui va, be-
loved by all who knew her many sxeelsncie Of cart
and u Ind. T.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-20
Election of Hsirecfors.
: Stray Cow.

D feks Into the enclosure os she snbscrfbfr living h
ID washington tp., about the 2akh of 49,
osr last, darkred Gow. snppp4ed TO be sig o. aee
veaFz old last Spring. No otffy marks perc6iszh{z
The owner Ia dessed 10 come. prove rrsp~1h1x -
chatgfsan take her away Otherwise shs s1lH = 3f<.
poesd Of according 70 law, - - !
Nov 20, ISIS. NARvrT o. eHHrefx.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-20

For In ovcry they add life and vitality, and re
the waning energies to their pristine state 10 the
young and niddieged they will preye must Invaluable
as ready specific, and sterling medicine. Here is
dream resxcd that Ponee-de-Leon sought for three
hundred years ago, and found lie looked for =
fountain that would the old to vigor and make
youth ever
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-20
LIFE-GIVING PILLS

Have been used with the greatest Their mission
Il not only to prevent disease. but to They searri
out the various aladies by which the patient h suffering
and rcnvigoratrs the falling system To tho aged
inirfn fsw duses Of these PILLS will prove to bo
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-20
NEW AD1ERIEsEMENTs.

These LILO giving remedies now for the rst time
given publicly to the world For over a quarter OF
century Of private practice the ingredients In thsss
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-20
An Eternal Spri,1gl
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES

Il was lot for this day and hour to realize the dream
and show. In glorious hct tho magic that made IL
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-20

And all piions Of tfr skin the SALyE s most Ii
valuable il does heal externally alone. but pen
trates with the most searching effects to tho very
of the evil
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09

was true of his past life; and openly
mourned some being whom he SAID was
lost TO him-he did not say by death
but Hortense saw it in that light. MORE
and more tender grew their intercourse,
for the lady seemed utterly to disregard
his scars, until she was scarcely surpris-
ed. and certainly not offended, at reeeN-
ing an offer of his hand.
She was alone in the world; she had no
one to consult, no one who had any rlsht
To blame her for trusting to one OF wnom
abe knew so little. 1t was her own rlsk'
and she accepted him; frankly telling
him how well She had loved him VINO had
GONE from her sight, and promising HIM
That she would try to love him as well.
Mr. Yalentin exulted greatly in this
answer. and came near discovering hin-
self. bnt he had desired to delay II to
certain time. and he checked himself in
time, The wedding-day was appointed
and every thing was III readiness Tor the
occasion. In exchanging rings, Hortense
looked fxedly at the one which the bride
groom gave her. 1t was the very ring
which Mr.. Valentin had given her at
their first wedding! She tainted on the
spot, and he began to think that he had
carried matters too far. He hung over
her with an anxiety such as he never
knew before. If she had died now by his
own folly, what would become OF him.
He execrated his scheme, and repented
even with tears that he had been led to
pursue it.
But Hortense awoke to life, awoke to
the new JOY of his presence, to ask ms
forgiveness for the past, and inspire new
hope fortbe future There had been an
inexplicable attraction toward nm on
her part, from their first interview; and
as She confessed this, her husband was
unite inclined to he satisfied, and to for
give the apparent disrespect which he
fancied she had paid his memory
As Mr.. Valentin predicted, the lhhabi-
tants of Montreal, rs soon as they found
out his wealth, were happy to make his
acquaintance, and remembered him as
an old friend With the true spirit OF an
honest man, he has liquidated his debts
TO the last fsrthing; and now, with his
still beautiful wife, he is travelling
through Europe, happy as any compile can
be Oh their bridal tour
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling WhcicsaieiMarket.
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan.


FLOUR-Good demand, and prices firm at
go 500ll.
WHEAT-In demand at 81 I502 30.
OATS-Soll slowly at 9tc
CORN-Firm and in steady request at II %.
BARLEY-Sells dull ut 81 o.
SCGARS-Dull and little doing; Porto Rico %
Q26c.; c. yellow &c: Crushed Powdered 32c;
Coffee Sugar 30c
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 80.
SYRUPS-New York 81 90 Baltimore 81 40.
COFFEE-Dull; sma sales at 4SC.
OII.S-Firm at - Is tor Lard: s. for Carbon,
and 75c for lubriCating.
SALT-Ohio River g 80 Table 8.
BUTTER-Scarce and in good demand at 10
Q5Oc
POTATOES much doing prices range
from 81 goal 40.
APPLES-Firm at - 25Q215.
EGGS-In good demand at IS a Zoe
CHEESE Steady at 81 a pc
LARD-SCarce, and wanted at leU25c.
HAYES d3j per ton.
SEEDS-ClOveT So; Timothy 81
FEED--In fair demand AT S35 d4O per ton.
BROOMS-Common s. 75d4 81; Fancy - Is a
6 90
TOBACCO-Dark los a. 55c; Spun Roll 95c;
Bright 81 al %; Common Twist 45c
SOAP--Cincimati German lGc Wheeling do
l5c
CANDLES Mould pc.
EGLASS-Good demand. Market fra; by 10
No /. s. IS; No. }, - ~ by II to IL by IL No.
So 81; No. , 81 10.
LEATHER-Sole I3 i6c per ID; Oak sole
sc per ID. upper s55a54 per doz. calf skins p
per H.. harness leather 1S0 Soc per Id.
WHISKY-Steady; common b -: Rye
% 0006OO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
NAIL RODS
Jmiata Rolled, { and J.l6 by / inch
New York Market.
by Telegraph

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, Jan :
COTTON-Dull and lower at 81 10 for mid
ding.
FLOUR-State and Western dull hut prices
generally without decided change at $40 - "a
10 25 for extra State; Sll 20dll - for extra K
II. o., and Sll 3n1l2 for trade brands Market
closing quiet
WH1SKI-Opeued dun and closed little firm.
CT Western - 23a2 "a closing al latter price
WHEATON, with dropping tendency Win.
ter Red Western at - a.
RYE-Quiet at 81 72Gl 81 for Western
CORN-Quiet and firm at 81 o. for mixed
Western delivered
OATS-Dun and re lower at 81 IS 70, West
srn.
COFFEE-Quiet
SCGAR-Quiet.
PETROLECM-Duu at 81 a sec for crude.
"a 75c for refined in bond and ~ a csc for re.
fined free.
PORK-Unsettled and demand less active tor
extra new mess at the close, 81 1913 * for
new mess; SAL 5O64l - for 1854 mess cash and
| regular way closing at al 80 forcash: SIS 5O6
| 50 for prime, and $40 a 40 10 for prime mess
A lso :, GOO bbls. new mess for February at buy
ers and sellers option AT st35Ud44 81 l. 100 bbls
1861 mess for January same terms prime mess
| for February buyers option nj SIl -.
| LARD-Heavy Al 2A Q2llc and small lots At
! 24i d24t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
PRICE % CENTS PER BOTTLE.

Sold by T. IL Logan & Co, A. {. Good s. Co,
c. W. Graham and McLain Bros, and by all the
stores throughout the county, and by all Drug
gists and stores in Belmont, Jefferson and Co.
Iumbiana counties in Ohio.
ian5-6m A. MCKEE,
(,enera1 A gent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
LIVE STOCK .

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. CapaciOus
Yards well watered and supplied with every
convenience have been opened on this line and
it, connections and every attention is paid to
their wants From Harrisburg where will be
found every convenience for feeding and resting,
choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be
found the shortest quickest and most direct
route for Stock 70 New York [via Allentown
and with fewer changes than any other
ENOCH LEWIS
Genl Superintendent, Altoona Pa.
L. l.. HOUPT
Genl Ticket Agent Philadelphia.
II. q. HOUSTON
Gen'l Freight Agent Philadelphia.
ianll.my2i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York Il Baltimore.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
IRA NSFERRED FREE
FREIGHTS.

By this route Freights of all descriptions can
be forwarded to and from Philadelphia New
York, Boston, or Baltimore, TO and from any
point on the Rail Roads of Ohio, Kentucky, In.
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri By
Railroad direct
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con.
meets at Pittsburg with Steamers by which
Goods can be forwarded to any port on tho Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri, Kan.
sas and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky
and Chicago with Steamers to all Ports Oh the
North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans
portatiOn of their Freight to this Company, can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT 10 and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at all times as favorable as are charged
by other Rail Road Companies.
= Be particular to mark packages via
Pennsylvania Central r. R."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions,
apply to or address either of the following Agents
of the Company:
d. a. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburg.
CLARKE & CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburg.
u. w. BROWN e CO, Cincinnati Ohio.
X. c. ELDRUM & co. Madison Ind
j. E. MOORE, Louisville Ky.
W. NJ. AIKMAN, Evansville, Ind
R. F. SASS, st. Louis No
CLARKE. & CO, Chicago, III.
j. II. MCCOLM, Portsmouth o
j NJ. LOVE, Maysville, Ky.
HALL & CO. Marietta O.
l.. ANRES Muskingum River.
W H. & +. L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, D.
IT, :. PIERCE & Co. GAINESVILLE o.
n II. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
II. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
AS A BEVERAGE
Il GOLDEN BITTERS"

Have been tried and not found wanting. They
are put up in quart bottles, and for sale by Drug.
bottle bears fac simiIe of tho signature OF
HUBBEL & co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
s. F. FAIRS,
JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor to Probe & GrossclOs)
MANUFACTURE OE RUGGEES,
Nl CARRIAGES, ROCKAWATS, &c, sc,
No. 10 Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
his line of business Particular attention given
to repairing.
IJY Second hand Carriages and Buggies for
sale. sep2n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
New York Money Market.
by Telegraph

by Telegraph
NEW YORK Jan I.
MOEEY-Firm at = cent
STERLING-Quiet, at 81 O9s a 1897
GOLD-Gold dull and without decided chang.
opening at s. 27s declining to - 20! and closing
al - 2oi %.
Total export Of specie to-day was s6U6 200.
d, GOVERNMENT 0STOCKS-Active and firm
err "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
BUSINESS CARDS.
New Carriage Manufactory.
JOHN PFARR,

MAN u r CT u II E IL OF ALL
NL KINDS OF CARRIAGES Market Street
q few doors above the End Ward Market House,
Wheeling Va f1 i.r -i sepso
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
SWAMI HOUSE.
HAMMOND & KELLER'S

Id ESTAbhANI, INHON - NH- r II ,
hbetween Main and Market Wheeling, Va
Oysters Fish, Warm Meals, etc, furnished at
all hours. ...tt
Game in season.
Choice Wines and Liquors, Ales and Beer al
ways ON hand.
dec6-3n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
G----l863---B.

The proprietors are proud to acknowledge the
unparalleled success which has attended the sale
of their valuable preparation, known in nearly
every portion of the civilized world as the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
DEING A LIQUID PREPARED

ID FROM MEDICINAL ROOTS, Barks and
gums, it is perfectly harmless in every respect
containing no opium, chloroform or ether.
Pages OF testimony could be added were il ne.
cessary. We refer only to tho certificates of
nearly one hundred Physicians and Chemists,
which will be found in the Circular accompany
ing each bottle.
Money refunded in all cases when cure is
not effected. This is no quack medicine, but a
genuine and invaluable remedy. Over 5000
bottles sold within 3 months. Tryi ID.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-09
Wheeling Iron Market.

SATURDAY EVENING Jan.7 1905.
The following ara manufacturers prices. In
quantities of less than five tons, One-half cent
per pound will bc charged in addition to the
published rates.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-22
.,' - Q. ,IH y
The FcninllS.

d. . - .
Tho Fcnian headquarters at. New:
York arc throngcd with Fcnians. Of bel;
liscrent intentions toward England, and
armed sentincls guard tho entraucc ways;
according to; the press dispatches:EThe
Fcniau senate is still deliber.ting. and
New. York must be a pleasant place for
that kind Of work. 1T will be the turn!
of:the rank aud file to- deliberate BY aud
by, when the money has,bccuae1pendeG
and the senators have ceased their sese
sious. a Mr.. Perrcault, . member Of
the Canadian parliament, has been, fright;
euing the Canadians byttelling them
the Irish have boon driven tby. the ty-
rauny of tho British. to revenge theu.T
selves upon their hereditary foes,, and
that they will invade Canada this winter.
take and holdlhe upper provinces and
use the money Of the banks to buy and;
equip ships tor use, against England:-.
The idea seems to be gaining ground 10.
Canada that the FeniaDs will make their
frst move in that direction, and. 'thcy
arc making preparations for activercsis'
tancc in case ofa attack. 7gss.J -. =. =
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One OF the Grand Results of the
.,,.-...... - s;s.i,s.E sj,..i

.,.ErS0. S.r-a-sSss<s-+
One Of tho. erandost results Of f.heNarg
has been that it has opened all parts of :
tue country to FREQ speech. .Ahb.s s'n'-
dered it possible; to: advocate: hum4n
rights, aud to profess respect foF msn,,,
as man, 10 any. circle Of society, without
being considered sectary or visionary.
It has Interested rimmcnss numbers of
people in ,all;pars of, tho North. .intthe,,
general work Of reform, anasip tho pro. Il:
grcss Of liberal ideas who never xers In;c,
tcrcstcd in2thom before. It. biS ,AEak:.
cued among E hole classes ofsoeiety,whos
wercIpreviou:ly pluugedsiu the hardests
natorialism, q respect and oHen :iscpasS:
sion for :" mere ijsas."" It shass too,:
given the whole country q kccner ap.,,
probation than it ever possessed before
of tho value Of fncts, of tho 'iuevitabls'..
limits placed by time aud spaoe and elr'G
curus.a nccs to the realization Of the, no.,
blest and most glowing, aspirations.M.:,
In other words, tho public has lived half
century in the last four years. ':'E1pe-
ricncc, which many. other, nationsrhave11
not won, in as many generations, has
been crowded in.!o this small space, and,
ono Of .hc inyariable results of expert:
cncc is the Development Of a spirit Of:
criticism, ofn disposition to weigh aud
consider MS we'll as to feel. ..a:e:. c'a7!i
1t seems that, mall. attempts to ioan.
encc the public mind for good purposes.
count must be taken of thesc ,chlnSss.
The tactics which might have bccujust
iiablc when the enemy :wasrintrenched7
behind rigid; party line, would hardly,
be suitable after, his organization has.
been 10 some measure broken. up, and,
he has come down to meet us'in thcopen
field of discussion:i We can get iurge'
numbers Of people nov'to listen to tho
advocacy Of principlcs'to1#hicEh "a few
years ago, their hearts asiwcllras their
cars were imponetrablyq closcd;T T7scoplc,i
too, whose influence on the national pro-,
sress is most potential; but they. Will
only listen ON condition that they arc
addressed in tho words of soberncsssnd1
truth. And we confess that to; Us tho:
work Of .pcrmeating American society,
with real democratic feeling, 10 the high:
est and Christian sense Of tho" word, is
far too portant to allow US ever to'fe1'
tempted to cndangor or ,rctard its sues
cess by cheap displays of rhetor!sal.
/" carnestness.""-Ncw York Nation. -
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o--~--------
The Cholera--Tlc Icc-baS Remedy
In letter to tho London Times, DR.,
John Chapman gives an interesting ac'
count of the result Of his treatment oI
Cholera patients at Southampton, b. the
application Of bags to the spine
He states tho points of. his theory as
follows: ..:,a ...- .
"That the nausea, vomiting; copious
discharge of the wcll>kuown rice.
stools, cold sweat and peculiar odor
from the body, arc duo to the com bincd
action of the hyperemic spinal cord and
sym pathetic nervous ccnters, in the
same manner as they induce phenomena
of the like kind, though less in degree,
in case, Of summer diarrbna, and of sea
sickness when it is accompanied with
diarrhGa. 49,. ,-.,......~ -. %. ..,.
"That cholera is mother contagious
or infectious in any. sense whatsoever,
except through the depressing influence
Of fear. ,. ....,... .-.....g ..-.,,
a. That cholera may be, completely
avcrtcl. and, when developed, cured by
modiaing the temperature OF the spina'
region" 49,. -;.. - .,.r.,
After detailing the symptoms Of two
cases Of cholera which fell under his 90.
scrvation, DR.. Chapman offers the fol,
loving suggestions for tho use us0 OF the tue
ice. bag: ... ....., s,.z., :. ,.tg
81. The cold must be applied along
only narrow strip-uot more than four
inches broad in tho adult-down the
very centre Of the back: 49,, .l:4....,
@2. The cold must be dry, not vet
cold. --:.....,,:, g.. -. =.
"3. The ice. bag should be continued
along the whole spine only until the
cramps and ulSids.sywptoma have been.
subducd. ..:-.-.,;,g, uG..: .".".
"a. The ice-bag should. be continued
uloog the lower half-of the spine until
vomiting and purging cease. ,g, p ~ ;,
l"5. The patient should be assiduous-.
ly watched, to, guard, in the stage Of re-, q:
action, against cerebral or pulm on.Iy
congestion, the development: Of which,
will be facilitated BY continuing the j ice =
too long in the ccrviesl aud d0r'all t't' II re:
gions. ,: -;a:.:.t g,-.:::..s3; s;,;;....:..,:
!" 6. If suoh congcstions should occur,
they will be denoted BY heayine.;, lneo: CO..
berency, wandering; and By laborious
breathing, aud may BE- subdued by ap.
plying the. doubles columntdf water. bag,
at a temperature Of one huudrod and
twenty degrees; along the lower part Of
tho neck. and between the e:scapul@.%i IL !,
}i,:.HtT:: Ifitbo necessary to:ipduce sleep,
this may be done byJ I tb : !, same bas ii .p:;
pliedin the tane way; 81. ~, !:
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THEORIES. ABOUT OIL. l

! The origin Of oil has provoked. moro
discussions, made moro biologists and
uiumado moro than any other subject.
How it comes, what ffotn, and when,
whether it rests 10 parallel -'vciniogs,
cavities or what, whether it is: found 10,
coal measures alone or whether it don't
depend on coal measures at all, whether
it is. mineral deposit or q vegetable
all these inquiries, and d thousand more
have, been put and~poudercd, and have
given birth 70 theories numerous and
novel;: .l,2,,A ~ "a. ~ :'gl! !! .-2",'
The 'gcolo3:sts that mako oil Originate
from coal beds from which it is'c1pellcd
BY pressure, and those that always look
at the nice reason, and assert that coal
is formoi from oil instead of-oil from
coal-both these classes of men argue
only from the great resemblance of pc;
troleum to the oil obtained from the
distillation Of COIL '..''-.s'-'.'.. -.
But the existence Of petroleum does
not depend on tho existence Of coal in
the same locality--this has been proved
by developments in our own State. In
tho Oil Crock region the wells are en-
tircly outside Of tho coal field, and so
remote from it that thero can scarcely
be any connection between tho coal and
oil beds The strata in which; tho oil is
found dip south, and pass below the coal
measures from 500 to 1000 fcet--the
nearest coal bed to those northern oil
wells Gaping the highest bills about
thirty miles distant. .c.,
In Iowa, on tho contrary, where the
coal beds are heavy, the oil indications,
especially in the Des Moiues valley, are
greatest. a very little while will deter.
mine the value of these indications.
That there arc immense reservoirs of oil
in that valley, wo have no doubt what
ever; only the riches ars too near home
to create any great degree of enthusiasm
about them. When oil is developed in
that region, people will be vexcd tha'
they did not look after it before the
market value of stock rose so high
"Thcrc seems to bc no certain rules fo'
the finding Of petroleum. It is obtained
in different parts Of the world, in oil the
atratifcd rocks, and in the volcanic
!, mctamorphic formations. It is some
times traced to hills Of liguitc. In tho
t United States and tho Canadas-as w
have forcscen-tho sandstones are tn
, most productive. In the Pcnnsylvanl
oil region the hills are capped with con
glomcratc lying in geological succession
T next below the coal measures. Throus
, this the we'll is bored, passing throuS
alternate layers of shell and sandstone
and terminating in sandstone where 'th
, cavities exist, frequently filled with oil
gas, md saltwater: 3. w.. ..' ...'' ''.. D..
Whatever the goolosists assert, o
con noisseurs predict, it is only tn
steady work Of development. that viii
found tho true theory and prove tn
true source of petroleum. These ques
tions of origin are of slisht'importanc
beside the commercial value Of petro
leum.-OH Nc~s.>
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A young lady taking :; your y arm s 7, = no .
certain sign ste will take your hand; y
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THE WIrE.-Woman's love, like tho
rose blossominy 10 tho !: arid desert;
,preads its rays orcr the barren plain o.
the human heart, and whilo all around.
it is black and desolatc, it rises moro
strengthening from 4hc absence ofevcry:
other charm. 10 no situation. docs the
love of woman appear moro beautiful than.
in that Of wiEs; parents, brethren, and
friends have claims upon tho affections,
but the lorc of ,rifs is Of a distinct and
different nature. A, A,daugbtsr'miy yield
hor lifo to the preservation Of pareOt-S!
sister may devote herself to, . ,sufsriDg.
brother; but the feelings which induce, !,
her to this conduct arc not such as Those
which lead q wife to follow thu, husband
of her choice, through 2everyrpain1 and
peril that can bcfall him ). to watch ovcs
him 10 dagger, to cheer him, in adycrsi;;,,
ty, and ever remain unalterable at Ns.
side in tho depths Of ignouiny' snd'
shame, IT is anrheroic devotion which,
displays in, her iadhosencyssstt.
the. fortunes ofa baplcss husband. :Rhea,
We behold her in her domestic scenes, q,
mere ri, passive creature Or enjoyment, AZ
intellcctualjoy; Frightening, tho: fauiIy
circlo with. her :cudearlnalta, and dpsloyels.
for.the extreme joy which th.t Plessseh:
and those endearments arc calculated 10;
impars, va can scarcely = credit 0thitt the
fragile being who sec,nS'to hold heref.'
istence by;a thread is capable Of support
ing the citremc Of humau sufcring p.I.
when the heart Of man sinks beneath tbsf
weight Of agony that she should main
tain, ber pristine powers Of delight, apd,
by her words OF comfort AID patle6ce,,
lead tic distracted I1rmaref t6 peass
and: reaignation:F ,a's}stIF - j>.!&.,i'til .!it,i'i
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