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TAKE PARTICULAR N)ft}.
MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or young men contemplating
marriage, aware of Physical Weakness. Organic
Debility, Wasting of the Organs, Deiorlnitcs, &c.
should apply Immediately.
NAV rcligiously confde in his honor as gentleman
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Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and bladder,
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Palpitntion of the Heart Timidity, Trembling,
Dinncss ofSgbt or Giddness Disease OF the iieao,
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J,rnps Stomach or Bowels-these Terrible Dsor-
iers arising from Solitary Habits of louth7the
srcprr and solitary practices more fatal 10 their
victims than the song of Syrens to the mariners OF
Eyssus blightiug their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipations rendering marriage, &C, impossible.
YOUNG MEN.
Esnncally who have become the victims Of Soil
tary Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to untimcly grave thousands OF
Young Men Of the most exalted talent and brilliant
intellect who might otherwise have entranced MS
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TAKE PARTICULAR N)FiI.
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produced by early habits of youth, viz Weakness
IF tho Pack and Limbs Pain in the Head, DimncsS
ofSight Loss of Muscular Power, Palptation OF tn
Heart. Dyspepsia, Nervous irritability,, Derangee
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility,
Symptoms of Consumption, &c.
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much TO be drc0ded-Loss Of Memory, Confusion OF
ideas, Depression of Spirits Evil ForcGodings,
Aversion to Society, Scldstrust, Love OF Solitude,
Thnidity, &c.
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Married Persons, or young men contemplating
marriage. aware of Physical Weakness, Organic
Debility, Wasting of the Organs, Detormitles, &c.
should apply Immediately.
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flttspursh, "a
Sold by all Druggists, Gyocets and storekeepe7s
svsryuhe,s. June a-l..
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

cnDvor or ALABANA.-Quite mum
her Of candidates are spoken OF IN our
sister state for this Office The hooiie
Tribune closes an article on this so0leo'
az follows:
We have already suggested can a, we
for the office. There is another lnnU W., " .
rhould cheerfuIly support-one whon w, " :
have no reason to love, but WY, y" ~
think. might be of great use use a n nnhlit
great industry. and kno~ledgo y. p
.,ff.irs-a keen man, with no - II
IN him, and as tue man. we r,,;thi,
the cause Of the South as any y @N r Iang
its broad limits. 1hat Is "r' ~
don.
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DrD.prNEHT AL MISS. <
DEfA Chief cuarsrmaster,' once, ,es,
u.r;diAn. Mas Jan. ls' 1902
,,,,s o1sea in regard to furnish
~ ,r.,.per...Ior by rail fOs hoF'e' Ed ls64 i.
- aat-d Selma Alabama oS'oOe xv;n< Chief
.oa,n.d As 50 allow Major T. ~, ~ Of the officer.
rn.,eetor Field .r.n'pOr'ati'n ,.,uents Of Field
q, his d. esrtme,t to MAKE e..m sdvi4ahle
transportation ~ r- A. '.e. ,ore..s of the pablo
taking ic,, cons ideraslou ''''
| service , and agents viii re
Tran..v,' "a. Of Major Ewing or any q M
ordinate Ofiser' tor u An'pO' John W. YOUNG,
/ Major and Chief ouArs'rr'@'A'''sf'
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1u. :. lvon better dis morning! =
JuliS vs. = Better Yesterday, bat II got
:. No 40 ! - - .sAm dere 40 hopes OF ye, y,
I g;.no very sry." "Discovfry Of gnas
a, ..To,,s discovery from the conTsleseennce
- = !, e am tetehiDg you on your back, ).
~1 Dat depends sab. aftosedsd's,h on AIS Is
oeo ii s at aas 4.
aass lin les Ps+ gener rouId dey YIN, noi
doeta ;nnate fstualIy, be hopes dis cu.'o1
;ndividual won't die dis time. 10 h nrosnos
ma. ma afore, dat all depends on de pf0sdh der,
t;es and till desc come to heaa; ,, o c,,n
! an, no telling wedder dis person @
: - : disssnka A4tisn or sadef"ise'
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UEDIUARTERs MILITIA y Po9l. Posi-.
Meridian, Miss, Jan. y, 1909.
rTv CULAE.

CIECUL Ar.
lie - q ,ubor, are daily escaping r'nde''
R r tina they be with some ans p opsr.
o. IDENTIFY therefore Government 0'l,l1 rnu U ase
sIs reg-oss ia their eh%rse OF pr 49,
| :, ,bis post, ui send q list Of the"
80. ,b., passports 1n4z be given hem ,or,d
Ao.r the puSnsa'iSn "S tiH n0"'0' ,roue,
at large within tee lirniS' Of 'hi' p0'''
.r. ,ni be confined in the stocAAoe
pAp0''' '.-ar =. Treze, ant, Capt comdg POST
by o'u'' u o. mo. III MoREY, Po.t Adjt.
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Saturday :::::::::January 70, 1000

G,RsoS'e LOUISIANA BRIGADE.-"e lesrn
that this Brigade has been ordered 10
1fob;,. and will leave to-day. All COM
n;c.tions to those who compose II
should be addressed to that place Dl
exchanges will confer favor by 0opy'ne
this item.
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aITVGBON GENERALS OFFiCE ac,
JUN" i7N1 Maeon. Dee. IT, 1864.

CIRCULAR v-iu repolt
a1,stoI nv st.er to this Office, their names Ia iDi
wi.h their poato.iccS ,.d- will
H. Assignment. of medical officers ones n .Hr ooS If
.h.need except with references 70 the S00u 81
SrJ TN. habi Of telegraphins instead o. WING
I'll, he d;..ontin led, ualess in cases o. EFSsA'
| sity. ,.;, N r.,,ort wh ,n or
AZ. Eo.sAl hcers ne E!eetins 70 lepo,s ~.xoLsd
| 4.roJ f. duty, viii have theif GO
or bo sent befor c''' w. d. LYLES,
| ,o,,, Car - OF Mississippi
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- B.k or. 1noS-'.A bsr. o.

ssvr, or BlR OF. IRoN,--sE..AA Dat @ :
ron, Originally valued Rsa.s al De- sfQ so;.
wLeyw orr e = y MO MO ben knise blades,
;cs5' INTO .or ;nsr' Of watches, $4,000,
b~lanee sPi iron have been made INTO
~lr f np vas the fabric, that part of it was
80 nu1 ia lieu of horse hair INTO q
barsistecs wig.
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Do..,sTrI1s BRIGADE OF CAvALar.-1W

q
RHIGADE OF CAVALRY e
,,h1;sh in this mornings paper 'o-A -
,;cation over the signature Al"in''
r, ~, command Of Brig Gen. H. -. .
- w. ave aware thas this brlSaoe
reeeived furlough, but Know
rotlins OF the causes "sS'Fne"'
Ill saw q word in relation 20 the par
,al<en by this brigade, which haS 20 w.
tc;ned The reputation of the 1e1"i
trcops on every field. 1870
''s,ops .o.aod the Mississippi in May 1907
e n6 has been almost ever since IN "o'''
; -,;oo The brigade was con'poSt
- Al. ard. 9th, 9th and 2'th leA'
> ,1u and numbered 400 s'ron
!, ~ ,,;,;ch about one hundred ana III
le only have deser ana 1oine t4-0,
on,,o.nds. Fron his numoef W.
.Ha hri1ade has ceen reduced by pfr'.'
- IN tyyo hundred end ,h,r'y Z
frbts O GOO IN. They have me nan
eastaon battles on their flag OF Wn'
:. thot of Corinth nnd Hatchie Brleg &c ",
w. .necial orders. Having been
'na 'o,nted. they fought as infantry 10f ~
W. n,on,bs and were again moun'So
pso go,gbt with the Army OF lehD g,
'Ora tbrourh the Georgia campaign -
res- now belong to General Forrest :
the and was, with Armstrong; orig
'''' Of uississippiaps, in the recent o' S:
a.. oan,naian in Tennessee. 1t was 'hi7'
rseed nor,;on of this, brigade that caP'u'
train Of ordnance and one OF supp
iss, no;ng into Murfreesboro ana caP'u
. 7ba regiment guarding the same
=, ); mandad by Col. Grass.
'o'- This is but al imperfect account Q
mart taken by this brigade since II .
the liver, and is 30 well deserS. .
re.id- nr.ise Of our people. We nope Il
IS Post 10 do,. +. ithout detriment 10 'he SI'
"a a1 p0 70 thew will receive that reward "Hi'n
h.xe SO deservedly won.
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,b;a,;no r in dependence, Africa Is
III mi of negroes, granting that par
~ ours are destroyed. Inc c'iii%eu
- ,, after this war, can't BLOCKADE All
~ tSl A. fr;can ports, nor ali the southern
'iio And srch will be the demand l"F
po.s ,abor our independence once
s sahi.ved that you will fed the very yam
-, soldiers-the very r:
H. very northern vessels ~. eheese"
~, fyhting US, bringing US negroes IRON
the slave coast OF Guinea: u;,l
Rut negroes, once ia the army wiz
never do to make corn heid stav v,, -
NV more. Admit that they VIM nv
bich we do MOI admit then keep ''isi'A
for soldiers, either Tor our s'a"ois
INV as a peace establishment OF 20 pU:.'
orr conQuests cut west anu -
. We~iro Central America, ana SO on
-nnoItx nh our good friend Max
r,ii;an-whom the yankees Will DC ga"
. "a aid US in crushing .tt;,,
: onr negroes in the army, ana oolns
: ;mmediately, and as fast rs they eau
, H.; nlined By doing so, we ca.t q"
:, S.on, 900 600 to 100000 able bodied me-
Il .,o [.I,r ranks And, with this addltiona
&C. can not only soon drive oack III
le o,,,v +, his own borders, but can Pt'
a sne eis sL attered and retreatlhs col1iiin
~ ;uto the heart of his own territory. ="
;F,ba negro must have the promise
v, ,e ,reedona' and plumber, ia order TO 1n sna
or nm fght, give hin the incentive o. o. nc g
81, F dom. at the north, where he can mol = .
y. " be Gree" but equal ana give a. a,
ro- richer fields OF plunder than ne can - =
ho at the exhausted south. GIVE nm :,
a ne fax store houses of northern villages al
x lilies: and thus win we t2rn, ana pl.
70. 70 the lips of our foe the hitter "r aug
~" he has prepared for ours. we 4 rep :,
1 nu We have got 10 do this, or ABANDON noon, y
~ ~ fsbt Let Us present to the no9 .-
~ ~ once. the alternative OF leting ga,
e0- oinne in our midst, or Of having 1t y,
:. ;+s nower, terror, and ''baroar'sm, '4 q
. - - Cd loose upon lis own homes v ana u J
la. Los Let Boston, and Ne" ORR a
10y, ,,s Ph;ladelphia, be made to- quake 10 "
1ino centres, in anticipation OF the 'feao
=fnd coiumn of 100000 negroes marcn1 p,5t
~ on their fresides, next j 4lY. oi ho''
ing ing the same time, let us hold alofl als o..
our olive branch, and say to them, lei
aho lone, and We will not trouble YOU
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CIRCULAR

CIRCULAR n.;. and
All A'''".p NV, heretofore served under Con
ar. hereby po'ih.d tina, Major to
prepares to pay for such 'st'''o 1p
- IN. lsf4 His headquarters al - $50
tue '0ih 'nne 81 1romptly pay off any Of the above
,m. on wi vi' in pc, '0 line Of h
or conn. ~ located on or near the ,,ns
n',s.,,,iopt Central. Mississippi anu
| railroads. ,r.nt. and Smcde'
N.tiuirA's art Bnths'' regiments - embrsce
wirtsr.' Georges and hsFfl'
l "a this notice HAUGHTON,
Col & q. 81. Gen1 STATE s -
, j jxa21 9w r.. ~ lease copy two wee -
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VIZ DORIS DIST. MISS & L, -
Jackson, Miss, Jan u.s. loo''

Hgl DORIS DIST. MISS. < L, - az
Jackson, Mics, Jan Is, 1909
cozsraI Orders EO' r. .s the
Vbetwo su ,-districts here'sloi0 ,ns snb.
spb-District of Northwest -, .onsoida:
Di.tries ef Cent Al Mississippi sinh District
cd iA,o one which viii be known :
| Of West Mlu.i.sippi' ,,ro At presen
~ prir. Con. Writ Adams eommsn'ih AZ p ..ian,
eniatri,t OF Central mississippi !" ~sae
.n1 , 900 tho Sub District Of est '~'''-
| sppi. ,.,.;or O. en-. viii. T. Martin r.
! ian a. lw ,,iai,,, n.ners copy one week
1-z,,,ncI71TTEKs O. VI. BFPARFAINl'
hEAD~1 STATE OF Mississippi
Macon Miss, January IL 1900
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yora TsorpLrs.-The best way

W. T,ornss.-rhe best way
FAcS 1oo' iiIt - life, is to face them
| ~ -, ,,n-noi witt sto1cal 1noiiet ~ If /.
square ~ a.. dsvii. care nothing klno OF
ol With a 81 ready nerve ano
way conraye. Even the best fleuu.
manly rIT,ays wise councillors IN 'lln1'
arr to~.,ne and their advice Is. ~ a,
OF ms. -;ad as the Ills that atfllct US: ~
% al is exceedingly frail ana the 80
{ ;..d1,Tnents liable to err as the eA o.,
mi history of the race VIII plo; = |,
oa,sa a man makes one Iaise steP p, 8,
I;fst;me il is hardly sum Ie~o ~, 81,
4 .biect despondency-nel uue s.tse
low that all successive steps mi., ynr
low 80 - erne1ience imparts some yer
80 lessons. and is an instructor "
soi ..felv disregard. JOBS con D
nIentiful when our SKY Is o,'
aa,ed but true friends are a. aenL
-. teeth. Public opinion, whesI
.;rbt or wrong, is all potent, ana ino
al ,xbon we most cofdently reg
rs opon ;fa~tnnes. especially wien sen
50 our QUIZ u. ara generally the first to n.y. a.
lief poSeo' q" Zen uroye- the Oitterest
:"ra a an;. ;nlulgepcs of vindicsiVe snnlosl
ieli .aelr lh"O 1858 +fd.es
hie' ..1p,. friends who in cur sursh1ne A'e'
Die xxh.o winter comes are hoWn~ 81
AID he 1Ao has but tears 10 sH -.
Ire Mn.susep those teA'' AidHs,e : =
sub- !.
How sadly is the world wanting 10
,rxinest OF CnIisiian gracesgss ~ :,
sr, IL people, aud. even pTosecsors%
son, we're IS assidp9np N nrs sf y * =, i
a. e;sin the fallen. a1th ay are 70 err #
Sow. iown when once down ,oh more or,
- "oulp d;reetion. True religion has
moE.n ~ III tie errine, bat knowing.
lsies, kleH III ea.n ahovn6s wi4R pity
q tbs frnlity OF ASsA' ~
CH. Ar.5es TSHs.
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Approved; ,r.,lor.
By eanm.nd o Li'ut. Gen a ts5YERs A. 4, ;a e..
jan3o st ,..o, md Mobile EVSnabS
aonv one week
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passports ;rantea to 'oileFI 10 OF prev,ou. Post
ING within the li"i:s Of tina r0' IA all such per
Conan ardant., are hereby n.adouArter. to
.on, viii in, med Assly %FiiS - 'Ne
| save tae1n rene' cd, c..,,ln sommAndn:
post. JHo. n. MoRHY.,
Post AdjutAnt
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Eor sale.

Fer sale. -.
NEGRO Nan. "a years q ss sex;pss erie . ~
n ana has bad Aneaa nSe M &EgTH-
eprina hnsinesa -n.x
Nxrral{eH, Jan 7, Tec0'~"
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, .AD'Rs, AoNTGOAERY, Ala.
- Az A' .-.o6 .1gRk

, ;AD'Rs, s4oNTGOAERY, Ala.
January %, il86s
,,rr.nas.. :, orders from Major den. v neoiei
$50 ,s..mh : aosh, 1854, AL officers and men Oh
wheel4r. Cor the vicinity Of Merid,'n, ASI n
mo-. furlouxh have expired. or who are absent WIN
o,,Is,v.. viii sport at oaso TO the sommAAOAn' V
the post at Msri iAn.. ,ou~ u.cASKILL
IT Col "a Confed. Regt CAV~lry.
- = L., mining i;oard fl granting and
| oxten,1inx lrloughs and the e1am'A~' "
nl,..nt, Tor ret re1neut discharge from 'ne a
-, hold its ions daily, except sun avs. 'f0iH
>, 70 o,sIo.l At he oujntard Hospital at this POST
It !. sompos,A OF the following named AA0'A''-
| officer: ,;.., cb.irma q
Surg. 9, l. Herbert r Gs.oI1T Hospi.Ai,
| Surg D - NM SOBERT C FOSTER,
r,1.,t surgeon in charge HospleS.s.
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IBApRs MILITARY 20 ,a,s
Meridian, Miss, JAM a0' 1907
Extract.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13
THE PEOPLES COLUMN,
+" AsIATIC CHOLERA
: NonroLK. sentemher 12ih

NORFOLK September 10Th 1866
MR.. EDITOR I'll notice in the Old
Dominion this morning, under the head
or PORTSMOUTH Intelligence, that Mr..
Thomas Ds~nn died from the effects of
Asiatic CIolefa." Now. can Won in.
fornrme for what pufpos1 the hi Do
niiRi0R published this lie" and +
know that it is one. Was it to create -
excitement similar to that which they
aroused about the "Yellow Fever some
weeks ago? That report proved ff,e Il 4fh |,
ea"ard, made sslsiu In tb BE- Roanoke square;
and IL will be recollected that the public
were not satisfied until DIR. Selden, the
Health Officer, i'm response to your re-
quest for truth, came out with an official
denT afh But the Editors of the Old Do
n,inion We're, | supposed, satisfied, as
their story was copied in the Northern
papers, and also extensively copied in
North Carolina and Virginia papers ;
and that it kept, for time, the mer-
chants and others from coming here to
buy goods, &c. ..5t....
The O Il Dominion talks great deal
about making Norfolk first class city.
But its course in publishing such mali
eipusly sensational statements leads me
TO think that the real purpose of its
Editors is to utterly destroy our COM
mercial prosperity.
Gi L call upon our merchants to. express
their views upon this, cholera falsehOod,
ut the meeting ofthe Board of Trade OH
this Wednesday evening.
" Yours, respectfully, Truth.
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said to him that he alone was able to
save a publication in very jnfirm health.
AS may readily be believed, he saved
nothing at all, and very probable what he
wrote that day had not grain of COM
mon sense in it. Let man exert him
sen as he may, he cannot draw from
;; ~ aught but what is in it. Now
Nv ~ a ~, ;daa happens that a sentiment
everything else out of Il. Hanninen, -
like king who condescSnds tn entar -
POOR mans house-there is~oon, for
| DOW, poMv Rpt him. So this happy,-oor 81
obliged 70 tataSy r ,hiSg 70 ess S% that hat
| which filed his heart ana head. fl,inlS
the eXertion is still more 0lifieult wh~r
| one is called on to write near new era
| die. Although the heart never becomes
| Indifferent topublic affairs, we see things
which touch us nearest occupying the
| first place. 1t is not seltishness; it is op-
tics. Put your hand before your eyes I;
you can perceive nothing in the cham
Der. Interpose little head in a tiny
cap between the world and you will wit
ness beautiful phenomenon, which as
tronomers have not yet studied-the to-
tai eclipse of the world. "-Pdris Cor.
PUB. CiIculdr.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

M. ABOUT ON NEWSPAPER Wp1rrNc
1t was said that NJ. Edmund Ahonf
mad broken with "L'Opinion Nation.
ale," in consequence of the editoris ,a-
fusal to publish an article jeerino fine dec
Grafton given to Mile, Rosa Bonhrnr
ms was mistake. The true reason
he gives Is as follows: IF by accident
any u our readers perceived my silence,
Iuially Ilank hlm and make him here
my humble excuses. A newspaper VIII
Yer mas no claim To six months vacation
iiiNe senators and deputies, or even two,
lhe judges, lawyers, professors and pu-
pms. me very name OF our profession,
journalist, sufficiently indicates that
we must always be ready and work every
uay. Weare like bakers, the slaves ola dali
iy necessity; bread is not more indispen-
sable to the life of civilized men than
linked paper. But though one be news
paper writer he is none the less man
subject to all of hfe's vicissitudes, nap
piness included. If violent emotlons
do not paralyze the bakers arm, tney 40
somewhat disturb the writer's BRAIN.
think it is better To appear empty hand-
ed than TO offer the public the lucubra-
| ton of the troubled brain. Is 1t not bet
ter TO say nothing than to utter nom
sense?
knew writer who rose early in the
morning the day after he was married,
and who wrote all day long until even
ing. I'M. About himself. His contri-
buttons tothe Revenue contemporaries
were its chief attraction.l 1t was abso-
lutely necessary. The newspaper or re-
view reekoned absolutely upon him, 1t
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

We judge from the following that liv-
ing is not much cheaper or better, or
pleasanter in Mobile than it is in Nor
folk:
Living here is what rich man NAV
do. "A man on a small salary can only
do so with the greatest economy. Rents
are extremely high, and all else in pro-
portion-about three hundred per cent
advance on the prices of 1850. Servants
are wanted badly. The blacks cannot
be depended upon, and now, are more
trifiing than ever before, and if white
servants can be had the blacks will be
minus employment, as well as many
other things.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

How shall We earn our bread? is a
grave question; yet it is n sweet aud in
wiling question. Let us not be content
to get our bread in some gross, carelesss
and hasty manner. Some men 20 "a
hunting, some fishing, some gaming,
some to war; but none has so pleasant
time as they who III earnest seek to earn
heir bread. Not only the rainbow and
sunset are beautiful, but to be fed and
clothed, sheltered and warmed Alright
are equally beautiful and inspiring.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

.:''" s,,on siaeo 70 ner many infelici.
ties. We could have spared MANY wives
better than this forgotten favoriteu
Thus the Potrie !; 1.-THE Countess de
Beauregard died on Sunday She had
greatly attached herself to the villagers
of Chesney and the CHATEAU de CelTe.U
And the Steele: "a lady of rank passed
away on Sunday, one familiar to the
poiltics as to the scandal of France. the
Countess of Beauregard.; she died at
peace with better women, and the hon.
est and purest of her commune paid her
attention at the grave.n
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

Man is continually saying TO woman,
" Why will you not be more wise ?''--
Woman is continually saying to man,
= Why will you not be more loving?n
1t is not i'll their will to be wise or to be
loving; but, unless each is both wise
and loving, there can be neither wisdom
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

A smart three months old Cochin
China rooster, residing in Portland,
Maine, had mortal combat with full
grown rat on Wednesday. The fight
was wen contested on both sides, and
after a continuance of thirty-five min
utes, ended in the death of the rat.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

Even the tenderest plants force their
way up through the hardest earth and
the crevices or rocks; but a man no ma
terial power can resist. What wedge,
what beetle, what catapult, is an
earnest man! What can resist him?
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

Let nothing come between You and
the light. Respect men as brothers only.
When you travel To the Celestial CIV.
carry no letter of Introduction. When
you knock, ask TO see GodLnone of the
servants
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

Love is severe critic. Hate can par
don more than love. They who aspire
to love worthily, subject themselves to
an ordeal more rigid than any other.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

Says lie Petit JoaanM.. MADAME
Howard, the early, if not the earliest.
love of gentleman, now called Mon,
signeur,' and one who has lain on the
couch since gladdened by a virtuous
queen, has passed the ills of immortal
estate and gone to lamented grave
She was beloved beyond the love which
q peasantry of France has granted to any
foreign favorite, and her many charities
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-13

1t is strange that men will talk OF
miracles, revelation, inspiration ana
the like, as things past, while love re-
mains.-H. ID. Zh0reass,