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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23

HepTeSehsetUes Of the United Males, That
for the purpose Of enabling the Govern
ment Of The United States 10 prosecute said
war 10 speedy and successful termination,
the President be, and he is hereby aulhor-
ised to employ the militia, naval and mil
itary forces OF the United States. and Ia
call for and accept the services, either al
cavalry, artillery, or rifemen, 10 serve
twelve months after they shall have arriv-
ed at the place Of rendezvous unless they
shall have been sooner discharged. Tha,
the sum of ten millions Of dollars Be and
the same Is hereby appropriated, out d
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated. Sec. 2. y6nd be Il further
enacted, That the militia when called into
The servics Of the United States, by virtue
Of this act, or any other act, may, il in the
opinion ofthe President ofthe United States
the public interest requires il, Be compel
led TO- serve for aserm not exceeding six
months after their arrival 1t the place Of
rendezvous in any one year, unless sosner
discharged. a'aa III
5 3. .dsd Be = further enacted, That il
the event Of actual invasion Of the terrific.
~, Of the United States BY any foreign
power, q It. in the opinion Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States, there is immi-
nent danger Of such invasion, or Of hostil-
ties with any foreign Power, he be- and i,
hereby authorised. IL he deems the same
call CT and accept The seryic-
= q any nunbsr If volunteers not exceed
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-23

shat The same be made the order Of The day
for acknowledged ~
On motion Of Mr.. Selman, the report
- ordsIsd a Be eulfessed, aud referred
70 The oommiflee - Revision.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16

The demand for sterling exchange for this packet has
not been very extensive, although there has been
slight improvement in the quotations The supply Of
prime bills in the market is large much larger than the
demand Tho importaons for some time past have been
very moderate, but under the warehousing BILL we ex
pect to SEQ very heavy arrivals within the next two or
three months.
There is very little doing in domestic exchanges We
do not look for much activity until the fall business
commences which will DO in about three weeks. The
amount of uncurrent money Offering for redemption Is
very limited which the best criterion of the state Of
business When the country merchants come into
the city, the quantity of country money floating around
among tho brokers in Wall street is very lagei at
sent there is very little to be seen.
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" HObOken."
Morning Ne,rs. mighty News,
Is Il valiant, is il kind,

Morning Neirs. mighty News,
Is IL valiant. Is IL kind.
Still to harp and to carp,
And such dreadful fault TO find
fa crow doesn't know
Pitchy black from snowy white
am not such sot
As to think that can write.
Those who make query, take D
A profession of the pen
Should, rs you doubtless do,
stand esteemed most learned men.
But fan" ass +" by his "brass,"
Can make sev'rsl hundred dollars,
believe in his sleeve.
He can laugh at jobless" scholars !"
But that's the way /; one man may
Steal horse, the while another
Mustn't look in brook
(O'er hedge, mean) A mother
Is not allowed to be proud
Other offspring He's no prophet
In his own little town,
Query, tho, where there is proit.)
Wouldn't you like to I" do"
Such q job as poor Hoboken 2"
Csndour now no matter how
On the wheel by critics broken.
Don't you think you could wink
At the pain and scarce regret it7
- hundred dollars say scholars -
Don't you wish that you may get il
By the by-you deny
William Shskspere resemble.
Damn il Neps. if you choose,
You may say am not Charles Kemble.
But, good God amt it odl
You can't see how like my face isl
Then again all round the brain
Not to mention my mustsches.
foresee by the Mercury,
It's odds too, get polished
Ten to one-so I've done,
Before Pm quite demolished.
Go it gents-let events
OF your wisdom prove the token.
The worst wish, is such a dish
For your spoons as Hoboken"
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AMusn mENrs, &C.

DARK THEATRE.-Fint appearance of Mr.. Collins. the
@ u. snS
q Nerve NJ MeshsPe NJ Collins, in which be viii sins
sss ssf,ss .sf ff.DESS. +
Mslownsy the Tier with the Of Widow Mahoney.
f. conclude with the MIsERIEs OF HUMAN LIFE.
asa: and as s 81 % 6 w
RQWEkY THEATRt.--NOndqy evening, Angus. u
Beau sasiars sT wse a@s Mr. hsDSo1 law
ss... 4: #; sss
Elton, MI: S&!il,R Mary BsSsh Funny
chsd; weevii MT Cony Donna ssblna Mrs. Philips. Dian
Upper Baas. s Genus. sss Fl and aa
IHE5AIEEGonsT y.IeE aud v Chat
nsI be
BiyoV %sss. Saa Das ssn'y Green
ted OF the ee's'''
e e =; % hs evening feq. Comedy entitled a
Chapman, Lucy Miss Anderson Re- julia Drake o'' a.
The whsls to conclude with Feats of the WIZARD OF
BSas, e ssns Pit 9SSs open eror
y open day and Monday. Evening,
I'm !s' SRA n'iSSs sfSs
SSt5ky' Asher DCnzs JOS Lanner. Mozart, Beiedieu.
ea M Ms by the Orchestra under the drs'
..a to 1s% s of f am hour or e.
extending around the whole Of the Espanade which will
be brilliantly illuminated with thus giving vsters
ceent opportunity examine these beautiful Views Ad-
mission duriog the day and evening t2h cents.
POWERFUL ATTRACTION!
FIRST BENEFIT OF
NINE. AND MONS. LEON JAVELLI
7 H E VIII o e RAVEL FAMILY.
GABRIEL RAVEL.
NIBLO'S GARDEN-Monday Evening August IL
~ The entertainments will commence with a popular
Overture.
: After which the Comic Psntomime of tho WOODCUT-
TERs-Jobard, Gabriel Rave Nous. Dubois Francois Ra-
vel Corp rail- Leon Javelli; Jsnta, Nine Martin Jave
To be followed by the graceful Dance called Ell Jaeo de
Here's by Mime Leon Javelli.
This vii! be succeeded by the BEDoUIN ARABs-By
the Rave Family.
Halt Intermssion for the Mus
in the RefreKhment Saloon.
To conclude with THE CONJUROR's GIFT, or THE
MAGIC PILLS-COlorao Gabriel Rave; Don Panchio Je-
rome Ravel; Elvina, Mime Leon Javell
Doors open at o'clock; begin N o'clock
Tickets so cents.
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POWERFUL ATTRACTION!
FIRST BENEFIT OF



GREENWICH THEATRE;-wIss CRAWFORD has
~ great pleasure in informing friends and the thear
cal public that her benefit will take place this theatre
Tuesday evening 18th instant The bill for that
one she hopes that will succeed filling the house. The
entertainments will consist Of the following pieces The
Tragedy Gf FAZlOmBsnea Miss CIarfG , Fsnio MT
PETRuCHlO-t atherine, Miss Crauford Petruchio, Mr.
Ereer The entertainments will conclude with he YOUNG
sCAMp in which that charming actress Mis-. J Drake.
HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
THIS unrivsled corps Of Equestrags will perform at
Il Buff ,o 9Th 25h and 26th inst; Wiamsv willie, 9th;
Lockpor 28h and 10Th, Rochester and will be
Rochester 7th, 9Th and 9Th September.
States, comprising $50 Men and Horses requiring 2S
Carriages convey the performers wardobes musicians
&c The company has attached to it Eight Female egue
TRANS ameng whom Is the Greatest Female Rider Of the
MADAMEMARlE MACARTE,
Ss % Ss Es her
aud the charming naipee with which she chains audi
enc render this gifted and artistic the lead
reer the public the brilliant description given in the
of the extraordinary and daring
performed by this distinguished srtiste -, ~.
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown d AN RICE
among the Performers is the celebrated and principal HI
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feats
NILE By Nixon oy@ec EIe
Tsmbler Mr.. MACARTE wonderful Fea,s BY Mr.
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BR0THEEs,
Sweet the Charoteer Of Phebus Postu ing and Gym
nascs, by Mr. Nixon and his son; Mr. Heyes inhis Ny:
c. Howes in Slack Rope Evolunons Mr.. Geo. Sweet the
celebrate Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of others
The whole comprising the leading, most talented and
suIs HOWES x co s New York Mammoth Circus,
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Ladies' Will be glad to learn that Il
Frcuch Lunar Pills be had at liz Cherry street. is


The stock market remains without any material altera
ton. Harlem fell of 4 Morris Canal, u Norwich
and Worcester went up "a. The sales were to very
limited extent
We annex the current quotations in this market for
foreign and domestic exchanges for uncurrent money
and for specie.
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AGAVE AMERICANA.

ACIAVE AMERICANA.
THE subscribers happy inform their friends and the
public that the great American Aloe is again covered
fec formed plants and seed vessels WHICH have
Of maturing The flower of this giant plant
rs feet in height and % inches in circumference.
Open from A. NJ to 10 P. M. Admittance 2H Hot
house Grapes of the finest kinds during the Bene
Plants at ali times. DUNLAP & THOMSON,
ale lwSrc Seedsmen and Florists, 63f Broadway.
TLANTiC GARDEN is NOW vrEN FOk IRE
n SEASON.-podworth's Comet Band will perform ever
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing june ,ed a.
myi imsrc WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor
MILE PAULINE DESJARDINs would respectfully
lvl inform her pupils &C. tht she has returned from Sa
Springs where she Ind the honor of the
Redowa Waltz which she had just received from Paris
that she prepared her lessons in all the
fashionable dances her residence, No. "a Leonard
ST eet. side Of Broadway. aul2 2w srrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16
DIR FELIX GOURAUD'o ITALIAN MEDI
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable emoent by consent rated
No. l. as remedy tor botches, pimIles, pustules
scurf eckle suabun all kinds OF erupions and
species Of liberalization Of the SKIN. All competi ion has
been completely DIS anced by this invaluable composition
sed than Eve hundred The cesrnes and fresh
which mpsrts the have rendered
il provebis heaufer Of the SKIN: and dressing
be cansidr red furnished with proper toilet that lacks
ourauds Italian Medca ed Soap If beauty be-
ed only skin deep the more mportn, that the thin
in which resides should be kept Ia its
snt and tive state
DR. Gourauds Grecisn Hair Dye, for coiorng hair has
comp all the old and dele erous
for that purpose Poudre su tile for eradcstns hair
The Ly White, made b. the d ctor, is BY common
sen allowed 10 be the excellent
the COMPLEXION that his graced isdy
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crmsoning pale lips and
cheeks These supeatve cosmetics, together with large
stock choice aod aasy ss'ess are 10 Ss had
Street door Broadway and the agency for Beas
Agents~Jordon Milk ST., Boston Carlton Co, Low
ell: Green & Co Worcester. aul2 lw~r
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S&COVfF UDHrWe
50 shs Harlem RR $50 100 shs Harlem RR 50 $50.

Married.
On Friday morning. at Albany, by the Rev J. ~
Campbell, N. @. WHETHER, U. IA, with ELIZA c.
HALL, grand daughter Of the late Francis Bloodgood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16
PARTISAN DEC y X AT We
UPHOLSTERY,

THE subscribers have in store their fall assortment
of Brocates siIas Satin de LANES Tapestry Lamps
India Danasks Chintzes, Moreens Ornaments and Trim
mines, suitable for Bed and Window Curtains, and Furi
ture Coverings Of s descriptions for Interior Decorations
selected with the French aud English manu-
factories bv Of the firm and embrace the largest and
best assorted stock IN the United States which having been
purchased for cash bic offer at lower price than
any other establishment in the city.
Cabinet makers upholsterr and others requested to
examine stock from which they supplied ~ any
quantity wholesale aud retail Persons furnishing will also
nnd 4 70 their advantage to select IRON our assortment
Tor internal decorations received by every packet.
SOLOMON HART,
So, Upholsterers and Importers, 23 Broadway.
im'r opposite the Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16
Died.

Died.
On Saturday the 18th inst. Of lingering Illness Gel
JAMrsR MuLLANy, aged So years.
His friends and those of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at half past
four o'clock, from the residence Of his son. Lieut. r.
NJ. Mulany, u s N /, 81 East 10th street.
On the l4th inst, of lingering Illness MARY SNAPPER
wife OF s P. Shaher in the gid year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of deceased are respec
fully invited to funeral at her late
No ~ Robinson street sunday 10Th inst at o'clock
A. M, precisely, Without Ia uier inv itarion
On Friday evening, ii-h Instant, CHARLES HEyRY
youngest son of Johu and hay Aioet a.sd l3 months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16
THE ALBANIA.
ICE CREA M SA LOON

No. $50 broadway, betseen Spring and Prince.
ITO Observation-Disclosures visiting the city will fud
attraction in the Saloons Of the Albania, while h.,
there, fitted in style Of Eastern spleodo aud magnif;
oun the tesseattd court which displays variety OF
curious and ngenious Jets only keeps the air delightful
y cool and pleasant but exces interest and
thousand while the spacious promenade around
the balcony affords every pleasant evening OF more
beauty and fashion than be found in any
other place Of public in the city Indeed where
hour be passed more nationally agreeaby.
70 Admittance free. auil iwissrrc
CENTREVILLE COURSE.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Trains will leave Brook
IL yn aud r. Nj for the Course witr the great
field Sports Monday the 18th inst Fare each way
IS cents. auI3 81 m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16

MEEN FUN-MEEN FUN-MEEN FUN.
THE celebrated Chnese skin Powder-Under the sspe-
ciaI paronsse OF Her Majesty the Queen Of England,
Fl: H. Prince Albeit and used in the Royal Nursery;
This celestial aud endd article imported and
roduced into this county stands preeminent fo restoring
besufying preserving the complexion rendering the
skin decsely whe smooth and soft preventing cutaneous
eruptons &c. and REFRESHING, without demeIt to the
condition OF the the truly unpleasant
oa accompanying copious ps aspiration Tan reckles
sc alike e~dy disspatsd by saiutary influence
Travellers, and residents in warm climates: will hghly
appreciate this Invaluable appendsee to the toilet
To be Wholesale OF the sole importers and propetors
HOBBs CO. Wall and retail Of all respectable
its and perfumers. sul2 Iwsrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16
GAMES, AND MANLY SPOKIS !
~ I &f&x&f&S

A THE CENTREVILLE TROrTiNG COURSE
"A Monday, August IL, l846.-Free for all Competition
No entrance fee. - .
The games and sports under the direction of Mr. John
Sheridan, Of Boston, the celebrated Professor OF Gym
nastcs.
PROGRAMME.
Trot,ing match under the sadde-I mile and repeat
for all horses that never trotted for money-cach
weight Entrance, 81. Prize, one elegant Saddle and
Birdie.
3D. Long foot mile round the course. Prize,
spIencd Silver Cup.
3d. Throwing the sledge-weight Is lbs. Prize, 50.
4th. Wheelbarrow round the Course. Prize, rich
Silver Cup.
5th Running in Sacks-l0O yards. Prize, 50.
9Th Vince barrow Observation-Disclosures yards Prize 49,
7th Short foot race-l00 yards
It'll Pigeon shooting-2a birds-six competitors.
9th Climbing the creased polo. Prize, 50.
n > Prize on the top Of the pole.
10th Pig race-tsi creased. Prize, the Pig.
The Course will be opened O'Clock, and the sports
W a 3 precseIy. aut3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16

FLAVOklNG EXTRACTS
fresh supply OF highly French Extracts
such as Vanilla Peach Ne,tarne Rose, Lemon Bitter
Almond aud others for tvorng Creams Blanc
mango Custads aud all kinds of Pastry for sale by
JOHNSON, MOORE & TAYLOR,
ais lm*m Importers, &c, 81 Msiden lane. NJ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16

THORN CHAMPAGNE.
A FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Champagne in
"A which the attention of merchant hotel keepers
private gentlemen invited The strsndng this Wine
superior Of this county, and higher
''''' G. LIVINGSTON 4 CO.
sY11 istf WslI street
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f. F. KOR I U NJ,
IMITATION PRECIOUS sTO MES, VENETIAN AND
BOHEMIAN BEADS, TuK9uOlsEs' GAkNETs,
aus lmsuc No. 5DEy STREET, New YoRK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16

FOR ALBANY. AND TROY DIRECT
From the pier the foot of Courtlandt street.
The pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Captain r B. Macy,
the foot of Courandt street. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings, at seven o'clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. VIM. II. Peck, will
leave on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at
O'Clock.
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive in time take
the Morning Train Of Cars from Troy Buffalo, and
north to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Champaign.
For Passage Freight apply board at the Once on
the wharf.
No freight taken after 5h o'clock
NOTICE-AIl goods, freight, bank bills, SPECIE any
other kind Of property positively at the owners risk j2
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TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES
49, WILL drive also in carriage They r.
46y<ac just the right sire for riding on ~
AA, horseback, and have been long used 20 --vl0
the saddle Apply At the desk Of the Herald Office, q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16

FARE REDUCED.
<0QN ~ FOR NEW HAvEN-Passage reduced
6U}sto New Haven to 81 to Hartford, 81 to
~: sETips field, $275 The splendid and FAST
Slip r. morning lSuldaXs excepted, O'Clock.
and the Steamboat HERO, Capt r. Peck Tuesday,
NJ 3 o'clock. ans tmtsfh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-16

IAkkIA,IEs,
THE undersigned, formerly of the House of Brewster,
Il Laurence CO., having again resumed the Carriage
business at ard q Canal street offers for sale splendid
;soe. o. 81 SUPERIOR STYLE and finish and invite.
them hat the same confidence extensively reposed
him snail extend TO every con-belisving he pos
se.es faces to meet the wishes Of ALL both qnaty
and price, equal to establishment in this country
JAMES BREWSTER,
au1a 1mSWA Is a q Canal et.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
From The Saturday Evening Post
III arry's Pretty Wife.
BY JANE WEAVER.

"What a petty giil Kate Stanley is
don't you think so, Aunt Sarah! / dam
ced with her last night at Townsend's."
Harry Beaufort had jus. returned from
Philadelphia, where he had received his
diploma as a physician; and was now
settled in his naive town. Aunt Sarah,
since his mothers death. had supplied the
place Of a parent, and in her house Har-
ry was now fixed, intending to remain un.
I'll he married. She was kiud-hearted
old maid. and loved Harry tenderly.
"Yes, CaIharine Stanley is pretty" dri-
ly remarked Aunt Sarah. as she poured
out a cup of ,ea--lor this conversation
took place at the breakfast table.
"You don't seem 10 like her." said
Harry, noticing the tone in which his sunt
spoke. " Now that is shame" he said
ieslingly, "for have half mind to mar.
ry her."
Aunt Sarah looked up at her nephew,
and then replied, kindly.
Whoever you bring home as your
wife, Harry, we shall endeavor 10 love
for your sake. We are anxious 10 see
you married, too. But take care--,ake
care you remember the old proverb,
handsome is as handsome does Kate,
I'm afraid. is too pretty for a wife,"
"Too pretty for wife ~ said Harry
with merry laugh. snow that is a
good Joke. Why, | would have one as
handsome as Juno, and as graceful as We
nus. if | could get SUCH"
But beauty is a treacherOus thing
Harry. At thirty, few women in thi:
country are any longer beauiiful--ther
what becomes of your vanity in having
pretty wife?'
oh! one has a pretty bride at any
rate. Besides at thirty. handsome wo
man is not quite SO hideous, as if she hat
been always ugly. Gone, now, aunt
own you are old fashioned; and common,
my choice"
"Old fashioned may he, Harry, bu
lold fashioned opinions are sometimes tn
best. Now, when you marry, you vii
expect happiness-a cheerful, coniente'
+ home, an amiable wife-but. believe me
. if you marry a woman for her beauty
you will miss what you expect"
Harry listened while Aunt Sarah con
, tinued. =
Few beautiful women are fitted fo
the quie, fire-side. Admiration is the foo
: they live on. From childhood they hav
been accustomed to fatlery--and whel
:. they marry and their husband ceases I
compliment them, they grow peeyish an
disconnected. A pretty woman is genel
. ally vain, frivolous and selfish. They ar
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
BLEEDING CAL MEb-ANTIMoNY-
OPIUM.

Blcoding takes out your strength - your life.
Calomel kills your blood in your veins. filling you
with death. Anlimony ditto, besides making you
subject to epilepsy. Opium is worse than all
for it prevents YOU from feeling the approach OF
decay, and you descend into the grave so quick
ly that You have scarcely time to prepare either
to leave this world or to enter the next. nus the
deceitti drug, Touch it not. Let all balsams
alone be careful of cough-curing remedies; de-
struciion is scaled in the bottle let him remain
there take him not into your bowels. Inquire
for some Of the cured ones, those whose names
these balsan men have put in letters OF gold, have
paradcd before the world as proving the wonder
working powers of their balsams. My friends
these cured ones are in their graves. Opium OF
morphine has done its work. The only sensible
thing you can do in sickness, is to take Bran
dreth's Pills. They will not deceive; they will
never injure. Doctor Brandreth car, send you tc
persons cured ten years ago, now living and III
tho finest health. These are not alone--not sin
gle cases. No, they comprise hundreds in vii
age, tens of thousands in New York. ....
" Agents for the sale Of Brandrcth's Pills.
D. Heart, Hilshorough; A. florence, Pittsboro
VIM. Foshee Foshce's store, Chatham; J. b
M'Dade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mcbane, Mason
Hall; L. & w. Smith, Alamsnce; J. Il Il. Sloan
Gfocnsborough; James johnson. Wentworth
Wood {; Neal, Madison Owen Males, IAN
rcyvillt ]. II. Caliuu, Mllten.
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GREAT BARGAINS
HARDW ARE.

IN contemplation Of a change in our business
Il on the Isl Of January, and in order 70 reduce
our stock as much as possible by that time, VIC
now offer il at wholesale at a very SMALL An
vAsrE upon the IMPORTATION COST, for
Cash, or approved IOWA acceptances.
Country Merchants are inSl,ei to examine our
Stock, when they will be convinced that We arc
selling lower than the same articles canbc bought
IN New York Or elsewhere.
Our Stock is entirely new. Our English Goods
are impaired. and the greater part Of them recent
" received, consisting Of all articles usually kept
IN our line.
We have fine lot Of Single and Double Bar
rel GUNS. Of our own Importation, which we
will offer at unprecedented low prices.
90 . II. LORRAINE, H. co.
Sycamore ST., Petersburg. Va.
August 4. gu
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From the Christian Secretary.
MY MOTHERS GRAVE.

Ny mothers grave Is kalIOxsd ground.
There heavenly dews are she'd;
Angelic watchers wave around.
And guard her lonely bed;
Fer God, who Was her only trust,
Regards with care her sleeping dust.
I've stood beside the grassy mound.
And though, Of former years.
Her smile Of love, her counsel sound,
And she'd grief's bitter tears;
While meath my feet the silent one
Knew not The anguish Of her son.
Then memory brought the hear,fsl: prayer
Which she in faith had given;
Meihought | then could almost hear
Her voice ascend 10 heaven
d" Father, protect the sOrOwing son,
In him thy holy will be DONE"
Then came the sadiening, piercing thought,
That once sOulliying breath
Shall ne'er to me in love be frausht;
Her voice is hushel in death:
| wept aGain,--there, mid the dead,
Father, thy will be done, said. ... ta
One glorious thought broke through the gloom,
And made me calm as even;
Though in the dark and silent tomb
To God her spirits given,-2-- ..-. &c.
Though one fond tic to ne is riGen, ..s..
have q mother now in heaven. - &c.