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u,nE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS. &

Il MAGNETIC FLUID This rcInar kabI, dis
covcrv has cved the universal a Dprobation of
the Medical Profession of Great Britain, AMI has
been sufficiently long before the America public
PATENT GALVANIC RINGS have been found to
answer all the purposes which ordinary GaIvan.
c Battery Electric and Magnetic Machines are
uscd. but IRE without any of the injurious SHOE KS
which accompany tho applications by those
IN 'utS and in many other respects SAFE
and CERTAIN in accomplishing the desired Object
The GatNauc Rings hav" been used with p 'rfeCt
success in all pases of Rheumatism, acute Chron-
&c, applying to the head, face limhs Cont, Tic
Dol"rcux iuohachc Bronchitis, Vertigo. Nervous
or Sick Headache, Indigestion. Paralysis, Palsy,
EPILEPSY, Fits Cra,np, Palptatipn of The Heart,
AporlcXv, Stiffness "f Joints, Lunbagu Neuralgia,
General Debility, Deficiency of Nervous Eurrgy
nd all Nervous Disorders. In cases of confirmed
Dyspepsia they have heen successful Their extra
ordinary Effects upon the system he Witnessed
TO be believed; and as certain PREvESTIvE for
the above complaints they equally To be recon-
incndch. The Galvanic Rings are in every way
perfectly harmless, and Id prizes to he
within the reach of all. CRIsTI IS MAGNETIC FLUID
la used in connection with the Rings, to render
their fhcicni action certain, and tn direct the Cal
vnnic influence to the particular pOr tons which
affected.
For numerous certificates of the highest charac.
and Magnt tic Fluid reference liz made to former
advcr tiscncnts, they may be at the Office.
Only Agency in New York, 1874 Fulton street, (Sun
Bull ing.)
To guard against fraud, DR.. CRr4TtE appoints
hot rencv each of tho CitieS of the United
States. The only Agency for the City of Norfolk
Is NJ 4. ANfOS, for Portsmouth, Va, CuAS. II
HEINITSH, Agent.
90 Please call and get pamphlet gratis.
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GR haSrr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ DhGUERREOTYPE PORTRAIrS.-J IA
WH,fEHURST has the pleasure to announce {,
me La les and Gentlemen of Norfolk aud Ports
mouth, that he has again returned and j. p,enarr
10 serve ali who may favor him with their patron.
age
PICTURES taken IN the most beautiful and per
feet style of the ART put up in elegant Cases M
very moderate cost, equally we'll in clear clou,'v
ana even IN stormy weather, and warranted not T.
iadr or run on. The public generally are invite.
To- cal and examine his specimens whet or they
SIT or not III" 10 assure !, from the liberal patron
age which he has received, in both Northern anc
Sonthcrn Cities, that h. will be ahlc rive entire
SATISFACTION. See Rooms Corner of Main and Tai.
h"rt SITS, over Dorncy's Dry Goods Stor, Norfolk
Tor short time only. Also l70J Main street, oppo
site the Banks, in Richmond. Aur % ~
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StfiSp ENVS.
poRr OF NORFOLK AND ponrsNoUrn
WEDNESDAY,, Sc. ,tcInber 10.
ARR WE'D.

ARR vEO.
Steamer Osceoa Mite ell. I'm Washington.
Sc NIB ssa' o. n. ig t, I'm Plymouth slaves.
ToJ Guruon & co.
sclIr Betty Warren, HILL FIN Edenton. Wheat
a. slaves, to Dicks'n & Mallory end Ferguson x
M'inado.
Schr Ecgle, Hubbard, I'm Murfreesbor1 Slaves,
Tar and Iurprntnc, to A & II. Harris ard J. Scott.
Schr perseverance, Thatch r. i'm Fall river. Bal
IL To Wi ii ans. Slap & Wi ians
Schr North Caroltna, Croker, fin ri ymouth. r
X. Timber. h, u ~ To wa thaIls.
Schr EdwaI,. ,Ser. f., Boston, bound to Rich
mold, mize to &. G.. Reid, Nash s. Co.. and L.
ca, en-, U. s N
Schr Anna Frances. Flynn, from the Roanoke,
slaves to j. ID. Thurston.
IN HAMPTON ROADS,
Brig Jas Cowperthwaitc, TN Philadelphia, oand
to Richmond.
BIT Pilot b at Baltimore, from cruise, reports
fhe Br gs Napoleon I'm Rio Comm rec and Bits
Brig oter, went up the Bay yesterday bound to
Baltimore, Brig 0sbit, fin b. iinore went To SEA on
Saturday
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DERFUNERY, FANCY SOAPS, cos
Il MEllCS, 81, Tor sale by
w. IL. HODGES & co.
Cologne Water of the bcsI quality,
avender do do
Florida do do
Extracts Essences,
Rose, Orange, Milehcur, Jasr,in, Musk
Esprit dc Rose, Esort dc Portugal.
For The Teeth,
Glerms Aromatc Rose Tooth Paste,
Rose Tooth Powder
Cosmetics
Cream of Almonds, Cold Cream,
Toilet Powder, Pearl Powder,
Lily White, Vinegar Rouge.
For The Hair.
Pure Bears Oil, Bars Grease,
Beef Marrow, Maca-~ar Oil,
Geuu's Indian Hal Dye, for colonring the hair
without staining the skin,
Antique OIL
Dciiiatory Powder, for removing supcrhuous
hair.
Toilet and Snoring Soaps.
Otto OF Rose Soap, Fine Musk do Viole; do,
Cinnamon dn, Rose do, Mclleflrur do,
Ja5I.iin do, Palm do,
Glcnn's Saponaccous Compound,
Creme DAmandcs,
RoussclPs Unr vailed Cream.
Smiths Old own Windsor,
Also for salc--A bcauG u assortment of Hair
Tooth, Comb, Nail and Shaving Br,lshes-Ivury,
She'll Bt ffdlo an Horn Conbs-Razn and Razor
Straps-Presion Silt--Scent Bags. C.,nb Cleaners
I'M elible Ink G. uJ Plaster, Powder Boxes end
Puffs- Scissors nives-India Rul,ber Silk and
Thread Purses-Pocket Books, Tw eezcrs ana every
article usual kept in Variety Store, all sold at
The UeTy totceSt prices Sep
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10 ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
i LEAIHER IN Any FORM OIL OLE ia N

NJ OR LEATHER RESTORER /; a new Chrni-
cai ID scovrty. Most people know that Skins ami
hides are converted INFO Leather by the use of a
i"nnln extracted from certain harks &C. When
re iorce and strength OF the Tauuin is worn out ,
leather becomes dead, hard, dry brittle cracked
covered with crust sc. To restore the. ie soft.
ness noisn, IS. strength, smoothncss, &c. use the
OIL OF IANNIN, which pCnctrdtcs the stifIest and
har lest leather, iii has been twenty years in use
and II 1t tears easily with the fingers it imp ,rts az
once strength that 10 utterly incredible until sccr
IL becomes like new leather, in all respects with -
Geligh'u softn"ss and polish, and makes all e,th.
or ro'nPl tcly and perfectly impcrvio. t, water
particularly boos, shoes. carriage tops, hanc- ,
hose, trunks and in TACT all things made. of leather
giving splendid polish and dt least doubling its
wear and durability, whatever manner the lea In
or is used.
Now granting these things are true. the dis
covcry Is OF infinite value to the world md the
EASIEST thing then to prove ii il call and purchase
bottle, at tue MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
sep Corner Ol High Middle SITS
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hen's ana sanCu med by the l. Irds OF the Treasu.
ry. manufactured of Herbs o"lv
GRlMST0NE'S EYE SNUFF
The inveno, Inot respec tiuiy snlicus the atten
ton of ih" nobility ntry aud the public to ma Ike
trial OF his celebrated herhaceous compound plcdsr
ing himself Ia he efficacy and certain relief 4 IN,
sufferer. The reader will remember some of the
greatest events have been accomplished by the m -,
simple causes. This Snuff ren,nves diseases with
"nt Irritating those delicate organs Ivy its on
thu Lachrynal sac or duct the rnernbranc. nj
which is indeed continuation of the pituitary OK
pans"n within c nOstrils. IL has received the
anction OF the most exalted and scientific pcrs IN
ages of the age. The gigantic balance, the press /!
has eulogizrd this delightful com. BOUND of Herbs
few words to the afflicted, the innumcrablc tesri
tnonIal5 of cures of Cuaract, Gutta Serena, On
thaiuiia, inf 'matGn, Nervous Headache, Deaine-s
and other diseases u which TN delicate organs
the Eye and Ear subj cted. are too nurr 'ro,s
Tor the limits of this bill. This snuff when taken
frequently strengthens the e. of the head and
remove distractions from the Eyes. Look Ia the
Inventors signature with the above royal pstfun-
agc on each canister, from England. Just received
ami for sale by
Sep 4 C. HALL & co.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Nor
ID f,lk, Va, under the SuperinLendance OF Mrs.

) CROKER.
Mrs. G. takes this method to inform the citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity y, that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu-
pied by Mrs Berry. ON Cumberland street, for the
purpose of establishing Seminary fnr Young La
dies nd Misses.
This Institut on will be opened for the reception
Of Pupils or the 10 b Of September. Its design Is
impart thorough practice and finished Educa
ton. Advanta gcs will be Offered for acquiring
CxtcnsIvc and thorough acquaintance with the
English Language, Latin. French and Spanish
Also, Musc, Drawing and Painting, ana various
styles of Embroidery. Mrs. e.. will be assisted by
Teachers of the first talent
Particular attention will be paid to the morals
and manners Of the Pupils placed unher Mrs C's
care, and il will be her ain to bring the social at
cions INFO exercise, to train the pupil to correct
habits Of thought and action and to make the &C
quisitiOn Of knowledge pleasant occupition.
Mrs. G.. will continue giving Lessons in PcuInan-
ship at the School Room from lf-past four to half
past five O'Clock Terms of Tuitior made known
~ her School Room.
Those who may wish to take Lessons in Peuman-
ship or enter as Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs Berry, at the School Room.
Mrs c. takes pleasure IN stating that she is kind
ly permitted to make the following rcfcre, COS.
w W Segitou, ESQ.,, Mayor of Washington, ID.
e.. Rev. o. B. Brown Rev Georgc w Samson I;
Rev. S. Sprolc Rev. S. b. Willis, Catskill ~ Y. 4;
Rev. Septinus fusion, Chaplain OF the Senate /;
Rev. a. 4. Muller; u. F Iallett, Esq, Boston j.
4. Underwood, Esq n. July 29
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sT'HE REV. JAMES STRArTON, will
resume the Exercises of his School in Ports.
mouth, on MONDAY, tho 22i Of September. The
course of instruction will be thorough and cxten
svc, embracing all the branches of finished Fec
male Educaton
lat Class, SIS per session.
9 Glass, 10
81 Cas-, IL
Mr.. s. would take this opportunity Of saying that
il any of the pupils DESTROYS of attending to
MUSIC, he has made arrangements bv which they
can be compctrutlv taught. at $S per quarter,
either the PIANO or tie GUITAR
Portsmouth, August l9--3tawt22dScp.
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II EEP III BEFORE THE pEOPLE!-

KEEP IL BEFORE TIE PEOPLE!-
IN The Subscriber informs the public that he
continues the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS on
the Corner o. gh and Middle streets, where he
will be happy to Give orders, and execute thcra
in as style not to- be surpassed as may be demon
sraed to the satis, ctinn OF th"se who will do him
the favor to call and examine his work. He has
of the fashionable specimens of
CABINET WORK.
Also large lot oil Curled Maple, Rush and Wind
sor CHAIRS.
Being an experienced mechanic ne respectfully
app.als to the feelings of generous public to
tend to him portion of its patronage. Old Fur
ture taken in exchange for New.
f. D HAYNES.
GG- All persons indebted to me are respectfully
invited to call and settle their bills.
June l6 r. d. IT.
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GOLD III ERE.-Y r. Patronizcd bv their late
- NaJ"s'i >, Her Royal Hghness the Dutchcss of
ken's and sanct med by the L Irds OF the Treasu.
ry. manufactured of Herbs orlv
GRIMSTONE'S EYE SNUEE
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HOFFEE.-3 81 bags az Lagura and st Domin-
" gu COFFEE, from 81 to l2t cents per Id.
Aug % T. BROOKS, Jr.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Pursuant to
~ d, cree OF thu County Court # Nrrf"lk County.
pronounced on the 18th day of July, l54j, in suit
he elm pending, IN which
Joanna O'Bricn and others Plaintfs,
aud
Cha les F. O'B.ien ia Defendant.
We shall sell at public auction for cash, before the
Court Hou of sud county, on MONDAY, the 9th
day OF October next, at O'Clock, p. the LAND
ami its Iln2rcv ements ia the said decree mentioned
n. d desc ibed as lot, piece parcel of Land
with the In prove ments thereon, IN the Town of
Portsmouth, beginning Queen street, tw, nty two
an a half feet wes the ST line of Lot No. 81
and running west on @ Iecn street tive nty-fwo aud
half feet, thence sou h one hundred and thirteen
feet, thence east twenty one aud half feet, thence
north to the beginning hundred and thirteen
feet"
Sep stawtd THE G )MMiSsIo NERS.
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GoRDAN's LOTTERY oFFICE.

GOROAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
TINS Day only,
100000,
10 Prizes ui 5 900.
- Numbe >, 10 Drawn Ballots
Alexandria Lottery Ext IL Class No. 2l5,
Drawing eivcd Tomorrow Morning.
Capitas,-2J,0l0, 1910, 5000, 2,iS9, 10 of 1000
25iS, ZOOS, l'lOs, SOS, 40s, &c. &c. .
Tickets only $5-Shtres in proportion.
DRAWS TnIS DAY!
SI2,O00!!
10 Plies OF IS 900!
rs Numbers, Ia Drawn Ballots.
Consolidated Lottery, Extra Glass M. 3,
Drawn received Saturday Morning.
Captas-l'.O0). 600, 1900, Il64, 10 of 1910, 1905,
20Os 1908, iOOs, 75s, 30s, 25s,
&C. &c &c.
Tickets only 81 Co.'S ares in proportion.
Tickets to De had at JNO u GOdDAN'S,
Lottery and Exch 'nge Office Norfolk.
Where tn hi hest premium is paid for Cod,
Silver, and Specie Checks. Sep ii
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NTOrICE Il. will b. so &, before the Clerks o.
i flee, ii N'rf,lt county, Oh Thursday, the
'th inst, the Old Brick jail, which is be pulled
down AMI rem wei in w,ek from the day of
SAFE. Terms Cash. THE COMMITTEE.
Aug III
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DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE.

a FOR RENT. POSSESSION given on he first
E5a5I ut October n xt, the Dwelling rec ntly
.G2Acupicd by the ate Mrs. Watson. IL is most
delightfully."- situated at the of Butte md Duke
streets, Norfolk, md has fine view of the River
Naval Hospital, 81, 1t HIS all the N .cess,ry ont-
buses, urge g'rien paved yard, an ci teru that
VIII huI 5000 gal ons IF water The whole premi-
ses have been thorou RI v overhaulei, and are now
IN complete order or the reception of a tenant
Terms, 3 200 per annun, PAYABLE quarterly.
Apply FERG USON & MILHADO.
Sent Il-thtntd
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NEW BOOKS Just rrcei. E bS :, -

NEW BOOKS just rcccis c by
IN w. ~. H. HEDGES & co.
The White Slave the Russian Peasant Girl by
the author of g keveato of Russia"
C. amos A survey of the general physical histo
nv of the Uuvt rsr, by Alexander Won Humboldt
rrcati+e on Dones;i. Economy, for the of
young ia.lies at home, aud at school, by Miss Cath
crime E. Bccchcr.
Mo- 9 and 10, EnryIpeda Of Domestic Economy.
Nos 36 and 81 Pictorial Bibie.
Nos 90 aud 81, Pictorial Shakespeare.
Als,. another supply, vol. lst. Wandering jew,
price 25 cents. Aug IL
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ElTY AUCTION ST ORE. by SANFORD
~ Il TURNER.-rh un,icrsia ned most resp, {.
folly inform the citizens of Norfolk and its v,cini
ty that they have taken the large b. lex areI ouse
of WIN c. Camp, Esq. Broad Water street,
Tor the purpose of conducting the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
They respectfully solicit share of the public
patronage Prompt Settlements made ON a SALTS.
SIDNEY SANFORD,
Norfolk, Sep S. EDWARD TURNER.
REFERENCES
j. M. Freemen, Esq, Jos pin Muruen, Butler &
Camp, Messr-. J. Boasal & Co.. Robei tson s. Bran
da, Thomas Reilly, Esq Sep Civ
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NOTICE.-A PETITION will he presented To
v the next Legislature of Virginia prayi,g for
the passage "f an Act to Incorporate the town of
Portsmouth; comforting upon her municipal rights
and privileges. All persons interested will take
duo notice AUG oO-tC
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NEWS fTEMS.-Dunng recent shower in Lou-
siaua, a number of small fish fell with the rain they
were alye.-Thec capstone Of the spire of Trinity
church. N Y was raised TO its place last week the
height of the ype is $50 feet from the ground all stone
The Philadelphia Ledger states that on trial of speed
the locomotive "John Little went 81 miles in two
hours and half-The smallpox is raging in New
York the number Of deaths last week from that loah
some disease was 2l-An effort is making in the
western purt of New York to stop the Sunday mails.
Counterfeit Mexican dollars are plenty in the interior
of N. " out of l6 offered at store in Ogdensburg
were -Santa Anna has been banlshed for
from Mexico and he was obliged to pay his debts
before leaving the country.--The procession IN
honor of the memory Of Gen. Jackson. at New York
last Tuesday, is represented having been splendid
British feet has been ordered from the West Indies
TO the Gulf of Mexico 1t is rumored that the Con-
gress Of Mexico has voted three millions Of dollars foI
carrying on the war against Texas.--From recent
advces received there be doubt of the consent
of Texas to annexation.
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LACES, RIBBONS, EDGLNGS,

TIME ORIGINAL. AND genuine NEW
i YORK CHEAP LACE STORE, known from
Maine TO Georgia to be the only establishment
where Lace Goods can be bought for half their
value. T. +. e. C. KING PennsyLuania avenue.
betceen 10Th and llth Streets invite the attention Of
the Ladies to their new stock Of RICH and FASH
IO.NaBLE LACE and FANCY GOODS, which,
fore offered in this market As our stock is too
large, and too varied, to specify every article, we
only say that we have now about
5000 ps. Of rich BONNET RIBBON, from 81
to 81 cents per yard.
5000 ps. CAP RIBBON, from 2 to l6 cents per
yard
700 different patterns of RICH and MAGNIFI-
CENT NETS, for Shawls, Mantles, Capes, Caps,
sc. &C., from 6. cents to de per yard
1899 patterns of LACES and EDGINGS, all
new style, and cheaper than at any other store in
the universe. NJ
i 10 boxes good KID GLOVES, only 81. cent.
per pair, worth 62s.
Ladies and Misses Isle and SILK GLOVES
and MITS, from 81 to so cents.
Best SOLM HEADED PINS, only S cents.
White. ~ 1&5Ored TARLATANDS, for dress-
es, Q yardssN ., at so and rs cents per yard.
.and srpseis3 40 6-MoRRoW, per adams 8, Co..
A new and elegant lot of French Fo,cers, S,oiss
Muslin, Thread Laces, Edgng, Inserting, &c.,, French
Embroideries, &c. &c., which have just landed from
the last British Steamer from Europe.
Also one small lot more of those CHEAP
SHOES which will be sold for 37a cents, in order
to close them up Immediately. And few more
left Of those NICE BERAGE SHAWLS, only
| 81 ST. and $2 IS.
With such an extensive assortment of goods as
we now have, we feel that it will be our fault if
we do not make ours the place to buy the right ar
| ticle, and at the right price.
| June If ]. T. & G. KING. V
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
4ripal and departure Of the Washington and .Alera-
drid Steamboats,.
Leave Alexandria, at 8, l0s, !, 3, and S o'clock.
Leave Washington, at 9, IL, 2, 4, and o'clock.
COMMUNICATED.

U Mr.. EDITOR: I was very much pleased
at the manner in which the Excursion was gotten
up last Tuesday, particularly that part of it which
concerned the edibles. It is due to Messrs. CO.
LuMsus & MoRELL to state, that the manner in
which the supper was prepared beat any thing that
/ have witnessed on such occasions. understand
that they will furnish the Temperance community
on the 4th July, at the rate Of 25 cents per head
for dinner, and have no doubt but they will give
general satisfaction. z.
June 20 1t 4
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Yesterday was day which will not soon
be forgotten by the citizens Of this District, and
the surrounding country. The various incl
dents connected with the solemnities of the
occasion we have not space to note. We say
every thing which we deem necessary, when
we state that the doings of the day were
not only suitable and proper, but were every
thing that could have been desired on SO sad,
so solemn an occasion. One feeling pervaded
the whole community-a feeling Of profound
veneration for the memory Of the illustrious
dead-of sorrow for his removal from the
scenes Of his usefulness and honor,-and OF
grateful recollection Of those deeds which have
impaired glory to the American name, as
imperishable as the mountains which rise up
in the bosom of this mighty land-as waste
less as the waters of the Ocean which breaks
around its borders.
Of the oration of Mr.. Secretary BANCROFT
ws have only TO say. thar il fully sustained the
high character of its distinguished author /;
and will be found Notwithstanding the short
period allowed for its preparatory one of the
very best, and most eloquent Of the orations
which have been, or may be, delivered upon
the same subject. 1t will, Of course, be pub
lished, when, if it be practicable, we shall pre-
sent it to our readers.
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VENETIAN BLINDS,
1T THE SIGN OF THE MAMMOTH BLIND
PE.V.E AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE,


1T THE SIGN OF THE MAMMOTH BLIND,
PEyN.N AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE,
Between 9th and 10th streets .
WILLIAM NOELL begs leave to inform his
w former customers and the public generally,
that he has removed his establishment from be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, to between 9th and
10th Streets south side Of Pennsylvania avenues OPP
posite Mr.. 8. Parker's Fancy store, where he has
permanently located himself, and that he still con-
tinues to manufacture all kinds Of eae
INSIDE VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW
SHADES, of different patterns and all prices.
Linen and common curtains furnished to order.
FANCY BLINDS of all sizes and very cheap,
and every thing appertaining to screening windows.
FIREBOARD PRINTS Of different kinds.
WORSTED CORD, TASSELS, and Bind
INGS of all colors.
w. N. would say to those who are in want of
any of the above articles, just give him call and
they shall be accommodated. satt
Old blinds repainted and repaired. All orders
promptly attended to.
June If
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midnight chamber his form is visible, his
power is displayed.

uliu-uiSul CHdulucI uio 1oiua 10 SioAuiCy uhc
power is displayed.
"Thou art where pillows foam,
Thou art where music melts upon the air;
Thou art around US in our peaceful home
And the world calls us forth--and thou art there!
Thou art where friend meet friend,
Beneath the shadow of the elm TO rest
Thou art where foe meets foe, and trumpets rend
The Skies and swords beat down the priccly crest :"
Is it wisdom in man to forget his latter end?
Is it the part Of reason to turn away from re-
Elections like these! Shall man forget that
he is "born for higher destiny than that of
earth z"
UP, then, to the work which is before you.
Guided by honor, uprightness, virtue, piety, go
forth to the performance Of duty. In whatever
station you may move--whatever circle you
may be called to fll-act well your part. Thus
shall you secure the favor of your fellow.men,
and, better still, the favor of Almighty God.
And when your last hour shall come, although
a nation may not mourn your departure, sus-
tained by the same bright hopes which came
down to cheer him in the last conflict, to whose
recent death we have alluded, you shall find
that " the Lord of Hosts is with you, the God
Of Jacob is your refugee" and although no
proud mausoleum shall treasure up your dust,
the unsleeping eye of the Angel Of God shall
hold it in keeping, until, at the "voice Of the
Arch-angel and the trump Of God" it shall
come forth to new and immortal existence.
A thousand pleasant memories crowd around
the present moment-a thousand thoughts to
which we will not attempt to give utterance.
"Go to their sleeping bowers
Deck their lone couch of clay
With early springs uncolor'd flowers
And when these fade away,
Think of the amaranthine wreath
The bright bowers never dim
And tell me why thou fly from death,
Or hidest thy friends from him.