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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11
NlitteI 0iitrift bon Senneliee.

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%%ma9t htermit betennt, oab ct sum &ifignee non
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WitteI Oiitrift BON .Sennefiee.

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] gfli3iells alnseiaea.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-25

At last Aurelia Is in serious perplex.
ity as to what she ought to do. She
still loved her Breckenridge, she writes,
with true womAnly feeling-shs stIIi
loves what Is left Of him, but her par
erats are both bitterly opposed to The
match, because he has no property and
is disabled from working, and she has
comfortably. "Now, what should she
dor" she asks with painful and anx-
ious solicitude.
II is a delicate question; 1t Is one
which involves the lifelong happiness
of a woman, and that of nearly two
thirds OF man. aud 1 feel that 1t would
be assuming too great responsibility
to do more than make n mere sugges-
ton in the case. How would 1t do 70
build to him : If Aurelfa can afford
the expense, let her furnish her mutt
lated lover with wooden arms and
wooden legs, and q glass eve and wig,
and give him smother show give him
ninety days, without grace, and II he
does not break his neck In the mean
time marry him and take the chances.
1t does not seem to me that there is
II he sticks to his propensity for dam
aging himself every time he sees \
good opportunity, his next experiment
Is bound to finish him, and then you
are all right, you know, married or
single. II married the wooden legs
and Gueh other Valuables as heImay
possess, revert TO the widow, and you
see you sustain no actual loss save the
cherished fragment of q noble bat most
unfortunate husband, who honestly
strove to do right, but whose extraor-
binary Instincts were against him. Try
Ii, Marial i have thought the matter
over carefully and we'll, and Il is tho
only chance see for you. It wound
have been a happy cOnceit on the part
OF CngntheIs iEhe had started with his
icy and string himself out as long as
possible, do not think we ought to uF-
braid him for Il 81 he enjoys 1t. We
must do the best we can under the cir
and try not 10 feel exAs-
perated at him. o3aE .aaa.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-25

This Company, National in It's character,
Offers, by reason OF Its Large Capital, Low
Rates Of Premium and New Tables, the most
desirable means OF insuring life yet present
ed to the public.
The rates OF premium, being largely re-
duced, are made as favorable 10 the Insurers
as those OF the btSt Mutual Companies, and
avoid all the complications and unceFtain-
ties OF N otes, Dividends and the misundeF-
standings which the latter arc 50 apt TO
cause the Poliey-HoldeF.
Several nav and attractive tables are now
presented which need only TO be understood
INCOMEPRODUUING POLIOY aud KE-
TURN RREMIUM POLICY In { he former
the policy holder not only secures life In
EuTance, payable At DEATH but will receive,
II living, after period OF a few years, dn dII-
TSital tlsome equal 70 tea per cent TO per oeIlO
Of he par QJ his policy. In the latter the
Company agrees TO TetsfTTs 70 The assihred The
total amount Qf MONEY he has paid ia, uddi
ton 70 the IIlOti1t Of his policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating
m&uItng their lives or Increasing the amount
OF insurance they already have, Is called 10
the special advantages Offsfed by the Ma
u0n0l Lie Insurance Com pany.
Circulars, Pamphlets and iun particulars
given ON application TO the RInnch Uftlce OF
the Company, or to
General Agents for Pennsylvania and
southern New IerEey.
ll- IRA u. AfovAY, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Special Agent for Ohio County West Va.
GEO. ADAHS, Local Agent,
wheeling, w. Va, Ohio Comfy.
noviG-1yCodG&AoWW. HEl -Hf'
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The UnnnIsned prayer.

Nov lay messy it darling;
sLay me, lisped the tiny lips
OF q daughter, kneeling. bending,
Der her folded dnger-tips.
"Down tosleep"-"To sleep, " she murmrred
az And nd the curly head dropped low
"You can say 1t all, know"
"PTay the Lord"-ths words came family,
Fainter stin-"dy soul to keep;" =
Then the tired head fairly NODDED,
And the child was fast asleep.
But the dewy eyes half opened,
When clasped her to my breast,
And the dear voice softly whispered.
Mamma, God knows all the IeSt."
o, the trusting, sweet contiding
or the child hearth Wouid that
Thus might trust my Heavenly. Father, :
He who hears my feeblest cry.
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HARPER, WILSON a CO.,
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SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS

Are sT,sssectfnlIy Informed that Messrs.
GEO. z. HOWELL & CO., the leading New
York Advertising Agents. are now making
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THY Pay CASH FOR ALL THEADvERTIsI
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Publishers wishing 70 have their journals
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TlHE GREAE.NER YORK AGRICUL.

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paper.-Tha RURAL AMERICAN, Published
In the city OF New York. - now the LAR
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"a Repository of Fashion, Pleasure,
.sTt1l ftaEitI Instruetton.'' t
HARPER,S BAZAR,

A supplement- .contaInIng anumeronsf fall
sized patterns OF useful artic! e3 accom- panies
NJ q nHDfr every fortnight, and occasionally
an tsIee ant Coiored asion Plate. 1sJgsa 5'Fir
HaFpef,sT BakIrl contains 10 folio pages OF
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pefdne caIendereds paper and ia punished
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y NyAHEAslIIp rE1IovB Dl.lIHE Iol< TonAeon
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WEST VIRaINIA =
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

UIHE FALL TERM OF THIS INsTITU.
tuition VIII begin SEPTAMBKR Isl, 1859
The kcope Of the College, beside = PRERA.
RATORY DEPARTAENT, embraces fuII
and thorough Courkea Of Instruction In
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Philosophy, General LiteratlEe, The ScieNesE,
agriculture, and AfRIfGB 1ueffeS.
The cost Of tuition, Books and Boarding.
need not exceed from $50 10 $40 per annum.
In Tespect 20 Health, beautiful Scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, The place IS
iAIsx. MARTIN DID, PTeadsat, and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
y. q. LYoN, A. NJ, Vtee Prefident, Professor
OF English Literature, ind Principal PIep'y
DEPARTMENT.
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the Grounds and Bt1tldIngd. - l..
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PHYSIOLOGY apd Hygiene
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Giitical NoticeI Of the Pea.

Harpers Bazaar contains, besides pictures,
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use and Interest 70 the Jamy, afi,eis5 on
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and literary matter OF merit: It Is not sur
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has achieved IN q short Tune an inigaense
IN thonsAhds OF families, and It's Pu6Laners
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lIVered TO the tieket-holder ON payment OF
one dollar. Prizes are Immediately sent
10 any address, ny express or return mail
zen Will know what your Prize Is before
Won pay for Il. lATlV Prize renchdnQed 0Or
diiofhef on ilhe SONS pIlHe. mo HIanlkB.
Our patIOnB can depend on fAir dealing
ReTereneeB.-We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Valu-
BILE Prizes and kindly permitted MS topublIsh
them: 3. T. wilkins, Buffalo, N. y, S5OCOS
Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago, Plano, $3.50;
John ID. Moore, Louisville, 81 900; Miss
Emma Walworth, Milwaukee, Piano, 500.
Publish no uama Wifhduf permission.
Opinions OF the PreSs.-"The firm is
reliable, and deserve their weakly
Tribune, Au1.S. AWe know them 70 be lar
dealing 1rui."-MY. Herald, dug. .. ga
friend OF ours drew a sou prize, which was
promptly received. '-DdttV Ret0S Sept. 5.
send for circular. Liberal Inducements to
Agents. satisfaction EgHRranteed. Every
pSlGkRge ofisealed EnVeopes contains ON 4
CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for 81; Ii for - 30
Ior IS; ITO for SIS. All letters RhGuld be al
HARPER, WILSON a co,
.- -.. , = l7d HrOndWnY, n. II.
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The TRUSTEES OF tho Association are,
Z. MeCURDY, Esq. q ed Ia = = - -
ELsUN T. WRIGHT. Esq, President Star
M Metal COMPANY; p.o.,,o,t s.,,,,,,ssapt
hank, NeWHOTk cltYyi 81 ESIi
d. W.iFORD, ESQ. Cashier National hank
of;iha Republl6s Uiif va SAELi@
L. w. MUkRAY.
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HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.

Any one desiring 10 become amember mny
apply in person, or must send S. In check,
bank drait, postal order, or by express, the
expressage being paid by the applicant. In
der no cfTcItHIStcIIceS iOu the Association be re.
ompanYing the money must be a paper
giving the applicants iuu name, age, birth
place, present occupation who the Certificate
OF Membership Is In favor Of postoftlCe adj
dress. town, county, State. ALeo Medical
Certificate setting forth the physical condI-
ton, and whether IN the opinion OF the
doctor examining, the applicant Is a proper
peFson TO be insured Blank forms OF appli-
cation for membership Will be sent upon APP
plicatiOn. - - ~
hdcH nlsInber ought 70 TN 10 MAKE netD mem
beTI: by 30 dong he beIleaLS hLnSeU olet-
ter will be noticed that does not contain o
three-cent postage Atampl to prepay return
POSTAGE ,,,,s sr,a,, -, -; ~, 4Hi-
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All communications should be addressed
10 ROBERT r. NOAH, No. ~ f htrt ct
Washington, ID G., General Agent for the
District or Columbia and states Of Virginia
and West YLERinia. or the Manhattan Co
operative Relief sAEs0ciations
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subscriptlons-Iss9.

Harpers Weekly, one year.......,........-...s4CO
An extra copy OF either Maga zine, WEAKLY
or Bazaar will be supplied gratis 1or every
CluD OF Five Subscribers At 81 90 each In one
remittance; or Six Copies for SO 90.
Subscriptions to AArpeE's Magazine, Weak
". and EszaF, to one address for one year,
SO 90 or. two OF Harper's Periodicals., To
one address for one year, fTc0 Isl
time. oal tt9s -'--lfi- = iii5sii 5al 1s'E
Tna Annual Yolnmes OF HarpaH's Weekly,
press, fres or expense, Tor 81 each. "A COM
plete SET, comprising Eleven Volumes, sent
on receipt of cash, ut the rate ofS6 Is per vol.
freight at expense OF purchaser. Volume
XII. ready January LIST, 1853.
The postage on HaTpeIs Weekly Il 20 cts a
year, which must be paid at Tho snfse1tbeE'S
HARPER & BROTHER,
noVlI u HiF"si ~ if'- New York,
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ApYANTAaEs.

The advantages Of this Association over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are: No
panICS can break II; the fees are SO small, and
required to be paid at such long intervals
that any man can secure To his family a COM
NnaiannI IInnlA hla deal
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~. s. FLAG SHIP GUERRERO,
RIO DE- JANEIRo, Oct. 26, 1865.

Department that L have invited General
McMahon, the Minister 10 Paraguay,
and his family, to take passage on tits
ship to the La Plate. ! have already
saidiin my cnmmunication,H Mo- lS5. eur
rent series, that shall accompany him
To Paraguay. Il shall confer freely with
Mr.. Worthfngton, the Minister to the
Argentine Republic and Uruguay, from
whom I shall no doubt obtain infor.
nation which will serve to modify and
mature my plans of proceeding. shall
keep the Department constantly and
fully advised ofmy aetfons.g IiHL3g
LIVERY RESPECTFULLY, your 0bedient
servant, 80 ..,.-,--. &C. N, DAVIS.
"Reay admiral, CONG s. a. Squadron.
"To Hon. GIDEON WELLS, s1,+1l j,al
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cLAREScE n y GLARE sk,t President.
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Exc
HENRYD. COOKE. xiee-PreGident.
EMERSON w. PKET, Secretary and Aeiu-