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A wIre,s devotion.


The facts of "A very affecting case of
devotion on the part of wife came to
our knowledge yesterday, which we
will lay before our readers. withhold
ing, from prudential motives, the
names of the parties. II seems that
some two or three months ago a Wen
dressed lady and gentleman came to
this city and took board at prominent
hotel, and there becoming involved for
board, the lady hypOthecated her ward
robe to satisfy the bill. Her husband,
who had in the meantime obtained
position as clerk, took to drinking very
hard, and, of course, spent much of his
salary to crafty his appetite for liquor.
The devoted wife, in order to lend u
helping hand, still hoping that bright
er day would ere long dawn, and that
through her kindness and attention she
might wean her husband from his sad
growing habit of drink, started out in
search of employment-a delicate, slen-
der and beautiful woman, unaccuS-
toned to labor or harsh treatment.
She at length got place to do plain
sewing for the landlRdy of one of our
hotels, at three dollars per week, giving,
| of course, an anonymous name.
The time sped on, and the husband
came and took a room at the same
hotel, still drinking very hard. mostly
in his room, however, but retaining his
situation. On Monday the effects OF
the continued drinking without eating
brought on delirium, and the landlord
placed man in the room to watch that
he did himself no violence; but he
broke away from his keeper about II
o'clock on Monday night, and got into
the street, crying murder, watch, etc.
| When the watchmen came up to him,
he begged to be taken and protected.
They took charge of him, and yester-
day morning he was conveyed to hos
When the wife heard this she related
her story with tears in her eyes, and
expressing desire to follow his for
was that of chambermaid at the time,
she taking that position rather than
leave her husband, after the sewing
was all done, and followed him TO the
hospital. This is an instance of devo-
ted affection rarely met with in this cal
lous age, and this heroic woman de-
serves the compassion and commenda-
ton of all well thinking people, and
she will get it.
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WANT OF DECIsIoN.--A great deal OF
labor is lost to the world for the want
of a little courage. Every day sends
to their graves u number of obscure
men. who have only remained in OBJ
scurity because their timidity has pre-
vented them from making a first effort,
and who if they had only been induced
to begin, would in all probability have
gone great lengths in the career offame.
The fact is, that in doing anything in
the world worth doing, we must not
stand shivering off the bank, thinking of
the cold and danger, but jump in and
scramble through as we'll as we can. 1t
will not do to be perpetually calcnla-
ting risks and adjusting nice chances;
IL did all very well before the Hood,
when man could consult his friends
upon an nintended publication for hum
dred and fifty years, and live to see its
succesS for six or seven centuries aIter-
ward; but at present man waits ana
6oubts and consultS his brothers and
uncles, and his particular friends, till
one day he finds that he is sixty-hve
wears of age, and that he has lost so
much time in consulting first cousins
and particular friends that he has no
more time to follow their advice. There
is so little time for over-squeamishness
at present, that the opportunity slips
away. The very period of life at which
a man chooses TO venture, If ever, is so
confined that it is no bad rule to preach
M the necessity, in such instances OF
a little violence done to the feelings,
and efforts made in defiance of strict
and sober calculations.TSidney Snllth'
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ANNA Cora RITCHIE. in letter from
London, says; 1.-THE faded beauties who
cling to their yarnished charms have
taken great interest in the sudden reju-
yenation of Miss B. Coutts, under the
hands ofthe wonderful sRestorer,' Mad
an5e Rachel. Miss Coutts, it is said,
had to pay e4O0 before she commenced
the baths with which the process of re-
inyenation begins. After going through
the regular course OF treatment, Miss
Svarid with the Layers OF some twenty
birthdays.' rolled of from her person.
Her hair not dyed. but restored, and
Growing anew; her defective complex
ION clear and soft-the lines which tell
such tales OF the workings of the hu-
man heart and human brain smoothed
effaeed from her general appearances.
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LIVE FOR OrHERs.-God has written
upon the flower that sweetens the air,
UPON the breeze that rocks the flower
upon its stem, upon the rain drops that
swell the mighty river, upon the dew
drop that refreshes the smallest sprig of
moss that rears its head in the desert,
upon the ocean that rocks ever swim-
mer in its channel, upon every penciled
shell that sleeps in the caverns of the
deep. as we'll as upon the mighty sun
which warns and cheers the millions
of creatures that live in his light-upon
all has he written: "None of us liveth
to himself" .a.
And if you will read this lesson in
characters still more distant and strik-
ing. YOU will go to the Garden of Geth-
semane, and hear the Redeemer in
prayer, while the angel of God stregth-
ems him. You will read on the hill OF
Calvary, where voice, that might be
the concentrated voice of God, pro:
claims that the highest, noblest deed
which the Infinite can do, is to do good
to others-to live not to hiInselE.-ReU.
John Todd, D. d.
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PIrrsRuRo. July 5. lsB5.

Allow me 10 add my testimony TO that OF
others In regard To your celebrated "DinrIhea
Com pound.n have been for long time
sriIges.t 70 the disease for which IL Is recoTIl-
mended, have tried various remediesj bug
never found one that so completely eI5adlcait@
AGO was sudefing terribly with DiarThea
procured a bottle OF "KTaIt's DiaTThe1 Conn
pound.p experienced tminidiate rellei tfoln
ever reVard Il as nm Invaluable medicine
and yvorId NOT be without it Yours truly,
''-->- " O'',N l. -W.STEWARr.
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ONLY RELL1B1E REMEDY
90 HoL n n A,

or its kindred diseases-durlng the coming
summer.
which have been voluntarily given TO the
ProprietoFs, by persons who are well known
WHEELING, Apn:25th. 1855
Messrs. McCABE. KRAFT & Co, GelneI1teH:
Having used Kraft 5 DiaIrhea CnmponDn, Iof
CaTnn Ilia rrhea with which have been deep
" afiifcfed for almost one montn; az oLNeT
Jsn1eriieT fJiei hdtiH0 JniIsd, and nnding u not
onIyr a 1Irese1f TeLiSI but a permanent cure,
.si-SS ,tsr,ss,Te In recommending IL to the fn-
yorabie notice Of all who may be alike Ne. nidict-
co. Chaplin 18th W. va Infantry.
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UNBoLTED FLOUR THE MosT HEALTH-
FUL.-HaviDg been raised in good
wheat country we cannot well over
come an early attachment to "mothers
nice tChite bread" Yet science plainly
teaches that the most heaIthful bread
is made from wheat ground without
separating the bran. The coarser por-
tions OF bran keep the finer particles of
-four separated so that the gastric juice
of the stomach more readily penetrates
and dissolves the mass, and hence is
better for digestion. These coarser par
ticles also promote the healthful action
of the intestines, and prevent constipa-
ton, which is one of the prolific causes
of disease in these days. Il would be
far better, doubtless, If every -four bolt
weia removed from our gTist mills, and
people consumed the meal of the whole
wheat kernels, just as the several parts
are combined naturally. Taste depends
mainly upon habit; those accustomed
to the unboIted flour eat it with relish.
-AWericdU dQTicuLtnTiSt.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

rTJ5E NATIONAL EXPRESS d TRANS
DortatIon Company, having finally COM
T1iated itS Southern through connections from
KEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. Il 70 n
MOND, SA VANNAH, CHARLESTON, and
All intermediate and adjacent towns as Laf
south as GEORGIA, and also having perIect-
ed Its Western connections, ria the BalLhoEe
and Ohio Railroad over main Toads 70
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUlSs
Is now prepared to receive FregnS1 Msh,
BTJLLION and 70 transfer the same 70 or
nom the places designated and AZ InteTne,
diate DofIIfs rs efficiently, expedluously and
cheapfy as can be done by any other Ex-
0fices are also opened in Mobile and New
Orfeans and In few days the Company will
run through, tia Montgomery, 70 these pla-'
ces 1EIoHEsroS. President.
myI5
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HUMPHREYS'
Homoopathic Specifics.

IIANE pROVED,GF THE MOST AMPLE
ID exnerfence, an entire success Simple-Prompt-
EdiSiSnt, and Reliable: They are tho only Medi.
clnes perfectly adapted to popular luse-so simple
harmless rs to be re from danger, and 20 etsent as
To - ALWAYS reliable, They have raised the highest
nom ALI and viii always render sat4
sfAetieh.iiiif h5s3'z4p lteA3 ~ fns,t.
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McCABE. KRAFT 4 CO., Wholesale Drrg-
gists wheeling, W. Va. sole ProprietOIs' 70
whom m orders should be addressed- 60.
UTheaiiDG WFSyT a MITCHELL, Bridgeport
Ohio, and by Dealers in Med;ctnsZs = sveIy-
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NAsnYILLE, Tenn.. Dec. lsr. Iso5.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Isl, 1866.
ste1rrs MCCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentfe1lssI !:
Thaye been using your Z" niaTThea Compound
In INV family for some time, and can siy with
nrch pleasure, that Il Is the BEET NEDICISE
of The kind have ever used, and do cheeriul-
iy recommend it 70 my friends.
with much respect, am yonr friend.
v. II. METCAkFE'
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The Great Cure for all Diseases of the
EfnmRclI. Liver nnd BowelsI

The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for a safe and trustworthy medl-
cine, free from calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
thorougliIy cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as TO enable them TO per-
form their proper functions without a con-
tInual resort to medicinal aid
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sfl RESs WHITE LEAD, PURE. 4UsH
gOteeeiysd And Tor sale by oDRERE Chenli
1t end of Stone Rsidss..I { amEat >
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MedttaI.
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House and Lot for Sale.

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Muiton nlust lave ar- ir order to b.
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I'ktfuON NOTICE. - q saiash- 49,
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