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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11
SUMMARY,

So A Physiological View OF MeFFiagei-
Containing nearly 3 o pages, and 80 hne flstes
- ETgrsyInqs Of the Anst0my Of the human o.
~ in q state OF health and Disease, with n Irea-
nse on hsfly ErrOus, lis Deplorabie consequences
upou The Mind and Body, Nlthths Authors ran
~ Trsatmept-ihs only rational and successful
mode I'd cure, as shown by the report OF csse5
.Testai A truthful adviser 20 the Inarued, and
those contemplating marriage, who eniertsln doubts
- tbair Dhvsical condition sent Tree OF postage 10
- sJirsss ON receipt OF 25 cents, IN stamps or
postsl currency, by addressing DR.. La CkOlA' NO.
sI Maiden Lane, Albany, ny:
The suthor may be consulted upOn any . INC
s1y or by, mail, ana medicines sent TO any part oil
the world.
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r.. IL. THOMPSON,

No. - Cherry street, nssE Union, has mAee
arrangements with the largest shit aisnH
tory in Nav YORK, ndisuo PEePHrsd'o ~
orders Tor SHORTS, msde up In any -tsie'
10 sat puFchasers. al . small ssfasee "
New York prices. Ger1fsncH sssiriss % or
der cas- be accommodated by leaving "e''
mea.ur, ana q pesfrcs IN guaranteed AtaFse
...o.tnep, ,lxays On han4 az low prices.
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f. P. Cone has received the Weekly
Tribune, Home Journal, Cousin Lizzie
Monthly, Saturday Evening Post, No. 6
American Novels, late Chicago, st. Louis,
Washington, Philadelphia and Knoxville
dailiea received daily.
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A letter from Governor Morton,
dated Paris, January 10, has been re
ceiyed BY Secretary Stanton The
Governor has been treated by the
.moxA, and considered himself great
" benefited by that painful appliea-
ton.
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Hsvrss A BIRECT INFLUENCE 10 TAX PANE NV
InnEDiArE REfIEF-
Fos Bronchitis, Asthma, CAtAFfh' Con'amP-
tive aud Throat Disease,
TKocHEs ARE usED WITH ALWAYS SooD
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will hnd Troches u-efal in clearing the Eoiee ~Hen
taken before singing or speaking. and relie'ins me
throat af.er an uausud exerioo O the vocal organs
the Troehes are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have hsd testimonials from emil
uent men throughout the country. Being ali aFu-
Gle Of true merit, and having proved their eheaeS
by a test Of many years, each yeAr nnds mem "a sd
dihonal localities IN various parts OF the World Shd
ths Troehes are universally pronounced better than
other srheles. .
Ob.ain only "BRoWs's BEoSeHIAL T4oonEs' ana
do not take any Of the Worthless limitations hat
may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United stsies' md'0Eo
e,pu Cou- tres, st IS cents per box.
laul2-3m
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To TINS LADIKs.-R. ?. jenkins x Co, Nat
WeIles' old Atand,) on Market street, oPPo-
ate Union, have received a very large IN
voice of perfumes and other articles indis-
pensable to the ladies' toilette.
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MAYOK8 OFFICE

DE0PEaTf uEuers On ColFEa ard aarzst
srlasrs. nrtaaru lhe a1as-e AMI hr1aa Afeel
zr- lera1T uaEna1i % celstrurt neE st9ue ef Nek
-paHsuelia. of o. rect lie cd oars Nuefafsf Aa
Required, 10 ancaglauc= a-h ne sperl1aAE aoa
Fa4sss suach VII b. alruashed ~ ne CuF ass nseE
uB sunaeau0u- SD WuEE mast - eunfmru1ea
slthlB Gee days frum tnis late, and pusned rApdiF
% ccmpierou, o. ne city aa co1fnact sin FArees
90 he same, AL 10 eHpsnas 81 b chAiked 70
dsH ". MATT. BR9Er, hsyc5,
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E. Willard, 23K Union street, has on
hand, The Field, Turf and Farm, Literary
Album, Saturday Evening Post, Clipper,
Frank Leslie, and all the latest dailies, in
advance Of the mail.
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CRY saoE sroEr.-0ne Of the best and
most fashionable shoe stores in this city is
thai Of our young friend, S. Golladay'
church street, opposite the st. Cloud. His
stock alwsys contains selections from the
most reputable manufactures, made eX-
prsssly for the retail trade, and is therefore
always good. There is no discount on any
thing he keeps. The ladies can alwsys rely
upon something elegant and well made
whilst gentleman can suit themselves IN
either boots or shoes, Of the latest styles
that wear almost till they are tired oithem'
For instance, we are wearing a pair Of Miles
a sons bOots, purchased there last October
which are vet without = rip or a break, al
though worn every day since. You who
have not found your way to the City Shoe
Store oughtrtO learn the way Immediately
Itisto your interest TO do 50.
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There will be a sale Of lots belong
ipr 10 the city, on Cherry street, near
The sexton's house, and on the premises
and on wednesday, at u o'clock, will be
ala iva lots on Vine Street, fronting the
state Capitol; amer which, win be sold $
valuable lot on Front streets and also a LOT
on the Public Square sdjoining The CITY
Hotel. These sales viii be positive.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
City Property,
mnnanr.reh. I2,h. lsea.

The corporation Of the City Of Nashville
will sell at Public Auction, on Monday,
next. on the premises, Twenty Lots, 0fvery
valuable Real Estate, in Hyues' addition 10
Nashville. These lots are located on Cedar,
Knowles and MeCreary streets. Most Of
these lots have erected upon them, Govern
meat buildings, which may be Of profit to
the purchasers. sale positive, and without
reserve. o~mnibustos will leave the Nay
or's office, Public Square, at precisely ten
o'clock. This will offer the very greatest
-a...msol In pnrehssers-
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SeIfAbuse.

This vice, which is never praeticsd in
the presence Of any one has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblssl
and most taleuted young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquence or pen 10 song.
L mas destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
a living skeleton. Nor srs these its dnsl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins ct reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes To be
Dr.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street.,
or address him by letter, Box s07, Nash
VILE. Tenn. fsb1s-H
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Old Course of treatment

Fhysnsns re constantly annoyed BY psuenb returning with secondary rvnuHr.
Dr. JONES has discovered q mode Of treatment 6r these ds~F- which . -ft.r i
pleasure than a pain His treatment has undergone a thorough .a.aa-r- .F
has been found much more ehceat than any other. No rs mover rHHa wE h..
complaints Of patients with secondary SvphuH swollen orlau4. OF uh nv $1,000
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DIR. dONESS charges are he same In en- cascs-wlI charge Ur u, a- 4,
weeks attention that he would for enc mouth, and t of course o. ls atsp-t ID
cure q speedily as possible
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The Rev. DR.. Jno. II. Rice, Of Mobile,
villa preach in the First Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Church and Summer
street, this morning at II O'Clock, and at
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CHRrsr CHURcH.-Divine service at pm;
Rev. Mr.. Ellis officiating. No service IN
the morning.
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Ed. Willard, Union street, hiss ~ourthanks
for the latest Louisville and Cincinnati daily
pspera, and sundry interesting weeklies.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF WarnlnA
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new andre
Iiable treatment for Diseases Of the UnnsrJ snd
sexusl systems-Sent free, in sealed envelopes:
Address, Or. J. SKILlIN HOUGhtONt hosAIa
Association, Philadelphia Pa Spflo-J
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC BUILDING
Church 81, between Summer and Cherry,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

Lovers Of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
toto KLiSE 3 sHERNASs
II you want Extrs fresh Green and
Black Teas,
60 to KLINE a sHEHuANH
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
Fsr =. KL1NE a sHEzMAN.
American aad Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
Al KLNE 4 s~HEENLASH
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics Pomade
and Hair OIL,
A. KLINE a~sHEEsANs
Try CBEVALIERS Life for the Hair.
- -, oulr ~ KLINE a suEHutsa
Newcastle Soda, Pepper. Spices, and
Pure FlayOring ENtractaf
Al KLINE a hhERMANfs.
Lard oil. vo.D ccl 0l, freee tauilsI
csstor 0L. famu cold Prssu Luset ol,
CssioT 6I fEszt ndlsl Hpan- llreulas
"a, ~ KliSE a sHEKaaNs,
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
Instruments and Zine Sponge,
KLINE a sHEEMAHs.
Medicinally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always
ELfaEs s~uERNANs.
-1-
Al us Above nr aisa
KLINE a sHEEMAN's,
ns-our B,aIanE. Cdureh STREE.
-. NASHVILLE TEgs
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HOME AGAINu

HAVING returned again with 8 large
stock Of
trimmings, worsteds. zephyr
SC, &C.,
to TIE old home, 1 would respectfully IN
form the Ladies of Nashville tina we VIII
be prepared to manufacture any kind oil
Cords. TasseIs, Buttons, Fringes'
&c, &C.,
a. vood and as cheerfally as formerly.
OSCAR B0HME Il CO,
rov1-tF No. 9 Union street
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MARKETS.


CISCNyArI, Feb. 10.
flour quiet snd unchanged the quotations are
s797 90 for superhne $50 for extra; - 258I0
for family slo8io 60 Tor Ancy brands.
WHEAr quiet st 81 go Tor No. 1 new Red.
CoES dull st 52953hc for Mol shelled.
o.Is dun, CSC Tor No. 2. No. I held at sc.
RYE quiet and prices nominal.
GROCERIES unchsngeda and quiet
COrroN dull aud prices nominal.
Hoas duIani but liule doing city dressed held
ST sl2, with buyers al Su -.
Mess Pork in good demand At So 7S9@ al.
Bulk Meats firm II uSI3Nc for Shoulders. Sides
and cIear Sides.
LAID good demsnd st lsc. for prime city.
WHISKY dull AMI prices omiual
Com 1855.
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nass CONVENTION.
TuE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE.

Recent events render desirable a Mass
Convention OF that portion Of the people OF
Tennessee, who are favorable to its speedy
and complete restoration to its proper posi-
ton Of equality and influence in the Ma
ton.
TN war has closed, and with It all oeea-
sion for distinctions between our citizens;
Let us, then, celebrate the Anniversary OF
the Birthday Of the Father Of his Country
Thursday, February 22d, 1850,
by the assemblsge Of the capital OF the
slate. Of the masses Of the people to aeNlse
measures 70 eecure this desirable result
TINS may be secured by q hearty ana IN
ouestionabre endorsement Of inc ola
ION Policy Of the present Patrloue EAec
tive Of the nation, HIS Exeellencyy Ahuie@
johnson, Tennessee's moss an 5aIaaaI
son. Let every county send 8 iuH aeiesa-
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We are indebted to the Adams Express
for late Eastern and Southern papers.
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All persons indebted to DR.. A. Richard
Jones, are hereby requested to call and pay
up, If they donot wish their names TO appear
in the Onion on the 18th.
feb6 TIA.
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-The following Is O
list Of Marriage Licenses issued by the
County Court Clerk Of Davidson county, loI
the week ending February 9th, 1866:
Jno. G. Miller TO Anna Long.
Anderson Curtis TO Elizabeth Stewart.
r. II. Thompson 20 Maggie l. Moore.
julius G. Fels to Alice Z. Parrish
Harry Dunn 10 Helen Oyerstreet-
Thomas Lacey 10 Kate Metcslie-
Samuel Carey 10 Nancy j. stewart
Phillip A Kaiser 10 Maria NJ senuerhian'
Barteleus Nsughton 10 Maggie flaherty.
William Carrier 10 Lucy s~at,erheld-
c0LOEED.
VIM. Stephens aud Rebecea Campbell.
Henry Jones and Frances Thompson.
Win. Banks and Alkaline Cheatham.
James Irwin aud Mary Spain.
Pevton Webb aud Lizzie Pittman.
Peyton johnson and Cynthia Stone.
Charles Boyd and Eliza Aun Hill.
stephen Lewis and Louisa PAYNE.
Henry johnson and Hannah Fitzhugh.
Eli Gleaves and Lucinda Thompson.
Grandson Radcliffe and Betty a. Hill.
Chas. Cass and Mary Bib.
Warner AshWOod aud Mary AshwOOd.
Andrew Royal and Margaret Thomas.
Alfred Horton and Margaret Williams.
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Geo. Shields 4 CO. cell tomorrow morn
ipg. Al 10 o'clock, stores and Dwelling
Houses. A rare Cor chance for bargains Is
offered in this sale, and our readers would
do well 10 attend. Be punctual.
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Notice.

OrflOE or ADAMS NOMFANi'
fuale ssOAAA' NAALAA iH '1e =
Il naming unsailed Tor at thus omce, I'll - sold
Boz charges a Pubic Auction y not Claimed before
The 2lta day OF February, iss6.
A
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commissioners Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND PLACE
CONTAINING
217 ACRES,
2Iz ACRES,

Too and a half miles from Nashville, on
the MurtreeB0ro pike and also other
Valuable Prpsry IN NashUiHe, belong
ing TO The Etas 9he late Ehgard Ira
be.
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Estimated Damage $4,000.

Last night about u O'Clock, the handsome
store Of Driver 4 Brown vas discovered to
be on Ere. and the slarm was sounded The
engines were soon on the ground, and the
ere was extiDguished, though not until con
siderable damage had been done.
The Gre originated in the eellar-bai
hov, we did not positively learn, but pro-
baby from a stove-pipe.
There was q small quantity Of powder in
the house, bat it was fortunately, removed;
otherwise the building might have been
blown 10 atoms.
The estimated damage "a S, 0oo-as much
By water, 81 BY fire. We did not learn
anything about the insurance.
The grocery store Of Messrs Foster Broth
ers was somewhat dsinaged by way water,
though not by the Ere.
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Established i'm 1857, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THIS BARBAEUs ,o1r ,,
- Ie9 9I9n for PkIAATE DISEASES BY The use cau.pe aFaaisus aal
by the Nr I"
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WILL siisnats ne sreeanE q ~ tuas q Ma
w cblnsrs. Nils, OF We r.. Enanes and Ms-
e.nery hsrnsshed % ne a of terms Agents scr
- ceIehrsfes s1esm Hag aes Steam Hosts, Oh
Nsahnery OF D. hooaey, lCn-nzsh. Persons
1900 u purchsse would 40 wall - oaasuf n.
- ne lima ua can sccon,molste heu. Al ms
chsnsD boaght q ~ VII hsse cur Psreons stien-
tson N the erection d a. We are tth IN the seS-
~ Nsrklaahaxn :. sad have some So machines
~ thaf . - sd vsrs cheap. We alec sifeud
n he GanenI RepSrag Baainess, KEY fitizgi
Rel HsaEAs, hnsas foalAsf. &c
ascsl-tA
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nnInArr.s HoNEY soAP.

This eeleb.sl ~ 4 Toilet Soap. IA such nniSer2~i
demand, is made from he eholesl' maie'.n' !
u,ld and emolient in rs nsture, irAsras''
.ess,,d. and extremely beneficial II Is Sauon
upop the ska. For sale by al Drug a= ana
n-.,s,. lstS-ly
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MEETING IN KNOX C)USTT.-We learn from
the ROCKVILLE Daily Commercial Of We'd
nesday, that the citizens OF Knox county
held a preliminary 70 a meeting, which Is
to be held in that city on next Mondsy, 10
appoint delegates 10 the convention to be
held in Nashville on the 22i inst. Mayor
Luttrsll presided. The following gentle
men, prominent citizens, were appointed TO
draft resolutions TO be presented 70 ne
meeting on the 18th, for teton Hoa- T. A
r. Nelson, Perez Dickinson, John II Flem-
ing. G. NJ. Hazen, and P. L. Armstrong
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DR.. Jones Dispensary.

Should be particular in regard to the number Of ms Street. "a there ru other rooms
IN the vicinity which resemble hose Of DR. J0NESB-
ES A plan Sign viii be found over le door
~ All communications By mail or otherwise should Be addressed 10
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MEDICINEs FURNIsHED

In all cases. which save d. The patient the cxtavaraut prices Of uelHr- Or be.
seuPuous which viii, IN many eases cost more than the whole of bs sba--s'b be-
sides you saw yourself she probability OF exposure In calling for uo uerrra f r.
Drug store The Office IS So arranged shat no ne need see you While ura- AM
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, IN visiting
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CELL YOUR UNCURRRNT MCNEH-The
- following are the rates rad y THIS MaAA
BROKFR. corner 81 Tfp-ou aud College street, for
uncurrsot money. These quotauehs sne hsoie 70
A~uctusie. huf may be depended On = sahleient
length Of time for the rsmHiAnces 70 DC reviewed
BY mai or express. Il forsaraed without ae'As-
TsSSEasFE Bank or Fnlion.-...-..2
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Newspapers throughout the state friendly
,nbI;sb the shove call until the 22d pr0x.
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~sAMARITAU's
Root and Herb Juices.
Ths Crest uosI Par1-r 800 EmsiY af
SCROFULA, ULCERS SORES Spots
LETTERS SCALES Bulls, sYPH
Ills Or V~ENEREAL Dis
EASES &c.

EASES de-
For sypf or yerar.1. usaar Hr 4m.
an's Eoat anI Herr lura He mHst H..ruL con-
tan snd sfr.frII remedy slHr ~ U rH
e ana eudu--s ever e -
aun. s1 ulf ur cure - .hlulEH auI FHuauH
TaEa nsn tdH luriruE H1elr sHf e. Hla
and do DOT trsuaut d rHIr sH an 81 Hu.l
You may repent m a.rl Irt
10 Nur H1.AlEf
Alihogsh 20 by
every gaasra 81 lmHnHHHH HH .r afa.en. a.
aal ths ~ eieca Of hrraT.
FENALIsu FEuALsH
IN manT sfa.lols Fa aHHa uHmHrrs d r.
males sudsr. la Ear.asI Hs1nIafes smas Ha
uIv a.lauffl. Ur IH.HstrI lUHH. u Whites
isannr do,lu. sa.HF a ur Waun. Ienlfr f..
ar aI comp suHs ...IsH. .su- .rE. Sent .f as
press fuae, O. Fer raa
Samaritans Wash,
D. 10 eass af sypa usi
Cent?
ne sH-arvof th--s Hen-a h a
air-i ~ prra-ans snI Hae IHar ra 600
uf1a U.s. Hasa all a a.f u
ranaf ne rUrr.Ha.Hu o. @
ranrnt take n..HHf Doe
ta ths rhyacans bio He 1.a Jon
AeuAqaiaEi
rar HfurfE your HturtHl
uHre. frH IaHt
"I hare great sEla love
ma an. asmar. Ear ni raTrH
&C., In mo-. suEr HraH . Hf1
raef tarm anh HrIEuaaa
- bf4s aHai .r rI Id uF ana
80 rrrmuHr r1f arH hE -
camna. a1l. u Hlrr .e tees
60 aaI L ri A. .- uru rta D
H.EUr SOW EE
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Erair-. rrra : rrHe a o.
ursr ulle wlara
ltr anIaH Es.rr .H
r~- rs.. a. % ara 4
Positive CURE
CIR Clarh ml laa sueaili ae
Ia Pa sF
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u,Bfs uniuue volume viii contain the entire col
lecbou Of "PrrsatEuN V. NNsnAs conulbl-
tons 20 the press throughout the country andhiuol
new matter heretofore Unpublished
Nasty personstes the pastor o. tae Ne" Lsshl
democratic Church, snd his letters snd sermons
puuport 20 give an inside view OF tne Pttucpie -
que. sero-comlc style
Possessing extraordinary interest from us orsln'
slfv, VT snd sarcastic style, the people o. the We
Nil not fl % eve a large circulsD0n 70 ms Won
81 4 Western Genus.
The Sork vii Be sold
SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-04
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NIGHT BEFORE THE WEDDING.

This must be the last of your wedding
| gifts. Vaninka," said Madame Brentano
handing small package to her daughter
"as you are TO be married tomorrow. and il
is now quite late in the evening, think
there will be no more"
' Mother" said the young girl in fright.
ened tone, holding up n small jet necklace
The contents of the package, see, it is
black Ii is ominous. Oh, what grief can
be in store for Henry and me +?
"None, none; Vauinlla, this is mere folly"
said Der mother, in tone of rebuke.
But il was some minutes before the young
maiden recovered her calmness. Then
conquering her weakness by violent ef-
fort, she said, lightly:
/" ] am not silly, mother you will laugh
when tell you it, but my blood ran cold
and my flesh seemed to creep an touched
this bauble, as if it had been serpent. See.
| dc not mind it now! -
Naninka Brentano was the only child of
a wealthy Prnssian oommoner. She had
been long betrothed to Henry Werder, a
young officer in the Prussian army but
owing to the wars in Europe their wedding
had peen long delayed. Now, however,
there was peace, aud the lovers were to be
united the day after the one toward the end
oil winch my story commences. Nanlnka
was devotedly attached 10 her betrothed,
and too happy at the near approach of their
nuptials to allow the black necklace to dis
quiot her long. Her parents left the room,
and, throwing herself into a chair, she
leaned her head against its back, and sank
into a reverie, her fingers mechanically
playing the while with her last gift. II
was easy to see that her reflections were Of
a pleasant nature, for ever and anon beau
tifui smile stole over her features, ana fad
ing gradually away, still left the same ex-
preston OF quiet happiness. She had been
sitting there tor some time, when another
person entered the room. The intruder
was young handsome man, dressed in
full Prussian uniform. His face was pale,
and wore an agitated look, strongly con
trasting with the peaceful smile on Vanin-
ka's lips. She did not hear him enter, and
be stood for moment looking, with his
eyes beaming with tenderness upon beT