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From the Hartford Couyanf.
A Mothers thoughts amidst her Children.

BY MRS. CHARLES TINSLEY.
Thus they 60,
Whom we have reared, watched, blessed, too much
adored " Mrs Hemdns.
Ye are around me still,
bright unbroken band your voices fill
The summer air with gladness, yet know
That Fate's cold shadows are around US falling.
That with its thousand tongues the world is calling,
Urging you forth-and we must go
Ye will depart with gee
From the fair bowers where We have wandered free,
Assprlngs rejoicing birds; ye will not cast
Sad looks and lingering your childhoods dwelling,
Whilst Hope of other, brighter realms, is telling
fe will not sorrow for the past
Ye will go boldly forth,
With your hearts treasures gems Of priceless worth,
To barter for the holowness, the strife
OF human crowds ;-ah, fond ones little knowing
How i'll your cherished dreams, rich, glowing,
Sill, the realities Of life
Ye will not learn to prize
The holy quiet of the love that lies
Deep in your hearts, till ye have felt the wrong
That the cold, scornful world is ever wreaking
On the gentest spirits, ON the weary seeking
Safe shelter in its throng
Therefore sadly gaze
Upon you, with the thought Of future days
Broodng around me; and fan would deem
That no relentless change your path nigh sever,
That thus united we might glide forever
Along life's onward stream
And solemn thoughts arise,
As now | look into your loving eyes
And school mine heart for evil hours to come
How may think upon the pending morrow,
With its impending -its strife and sorrow,
And trial-and be dumb
How will thy spirit brook
My proud fair girl, beneath the veil to look
That hides fe's hollow joys, and hooking trust?
How wilt thou bear, from glorious visions STOPPING,
To with low sad voice, and dim eyes dropping,
Thy portion with the dust
And thou, my loving child,
My gentle boy, with thy affections mild,
And spirit shrinking still from boisterous glee-
How, in world, with angry passions teeming,
With Envys poisoned words, and Pride's dark schema
ing,
How will it fare with thee
Wilt thou find food for mirh
NV Joyous one amid the graves of earth
viii thine hearts sunshine to the desert bring,
A brig htne not its own wilt thou, failing
In love and hope change thy glad songs to wailing,
Or sllence-bird of SPRING.
Ye are around me still,
A bright, unbroken hand; your voices fill
The summer air with gadness, yet know
That Fate's cold shadows around falling,
That with its thousand tongues the world is calling,
Urging you forth-and we must go!
Yet whittier are ye not
Heirs Of higher promise unorgot
OF him that mndeth even the sparrow's fall
Be still my heart the future hath its story
| OF vanquished evil and enduring glory,
And triumph for you all
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METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE of Dr.. HERNIS,
i (from Paris,) Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
detons.
Examinations of the head with descriptions of cha
racter and talents be obtained at every hour in the
day and the evening. Chdren's heads examined,
with regard to their capacities education and qualli
cations for business professions, at half price.
The object and use of Phrenology is to make each
individual acquainted with all the powers of his mind,
that he may be able judiciously to choose a
profession avocation business to which he 10 natu
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education of their children, &c.
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own residences. Oct. 23-6t
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TIME attention of those citizens or strangers in the
i District of Columbia, wanting cheap and tasty
iron ratings are respectfully called TO one now fitted
up around the area Of Dr. Sewels house, Corner OF
and 10 streets) in which beauty durability, and
economy are combined. The total cost of the railing
referred to- when up is only $l44 6S; or about IS
per foot
Reference to DR.. Sewell, Washington, D. G.
Terms-cash. Orders, large small, quickly filled
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.-The E,na
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tnues insure property ofa descriptions against the
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utmost Iromptude. Application for insurance may
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T EE'S OBSERVATIONS ON JEFFERSON,
| second edition with notes, &c &c, an additional
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FNHE PROGRESS OF DEMOCRACY, by A
L lexendre Dumas illustrated in the history OF
Gaul and France volume, translated by an Amerl-
can Just published and this day received for sale by
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Session lS4i-'42.

Session lS4l-42.
THE Lectures will commence on Monday, the LIST
j. of November, and be continued, under the fol-
lowing ngement, to the middle Of March ensuing
Practice and Theory of Medicine by Nathaniel
Chapman, M. ID.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, M. ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, M ID.
Anatomy, by William E. Homer, M D..
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M D.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren, by Hugh L. Hodge M. D.
Clinical Lectures on Medicine, by w. w. Ger
hard, M. D., and
Clinical Lectures on Surgery, by Drs, Gibson and
Homer will be delivered the Philadelphia Hospital
(Blockley) Students also admitted to the Clint
cal Instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital in the
City
w. E. HORNER,
Dean of The Medical Faculty.
aug "a, -3awtNovi5 263 Chestnut Street Phil.
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DOCK OF THE INDIANS, being the Bogra-
ID phy and History of tke Indians and Indian tribes
of North America from its first discovery up to the
year ls4l, by Samuel G. Drake eighth edition with
large additions.
And many beautifully executed engravings. Just
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poetteal.
From, the London Antteneum.
THE JEWISH PILGRIM AT JERUSALEM.

From the London Anfheneum.
THE JEWISH PILGRIM AT JERUSALEM
Are these the ancient holy hills
Where angels walked Of old
Is this the land our story fills
With glory not yet cold 2
For have passed by many shrine,
Ger many land and sea,
But still oh promised Palestine
My dreams have been of thee.
see thy mountains cedars green,
Thy valleys fresh and fair,
With summers bright they have been
When lsrael's home was there
Though Ger thee sword and time have passed,
And cross and crescent shone,
And heavily the chain hath pressed,
Yet still thou art our own
Thine are the wandering race that go
Unblessd through every land,
Whose blood hath stained the polar snow,
And quenched the desert sand
And thine the homeless hearts that turn
From all earths shrines to thee,
With their lone faith for ages borne
In sleepless memory.
For thrones are fallen and nations gone,
Before the march oftime,
And where the ocean rolled alone
Are forests in their prime,
Since Gentle ploughshares marred the brow
OF lions holy hill
Where the Roman eagles now
Yet Judah wanders still.
And hath she wandered thus in vain
A pilgrim Of the past 2
No long deferred her hope hath been,
But il shall come at last;
For IN her wastes voice hear,
As from some prophets urn,
II bid the nations build not there,
For Jacob shall return.
Oh lost and loved Jerusalem
Thy pilgrim may not stay,
To see the glad car.hs harvest home
In thy redeeming day.
But now resigned in faith and trust,
seek nameless tomb
Al least beneath thy hallowed dust
Oh give the wanderer room
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HEAD ouAnrsas, MARINE Coaps.


Washington City, Oct. An, IS4I. (
SEPAkATE Proposals viii be received at the Office
~ OF the Qsarermaster Of the Marine Corps ia
this city, until ~ o'clock, on Wednesday, the 10th
day of November next, for furnishing ratons to the
United States Marines at the following stations for
the year 1912.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington City, District of Columbia.
The ratons to consist Of one pound and quarter
OF fresh beef, or three quarters Of pound Of mess
pork eighteen Of bread or -four at the option
of the Government and at the rate Of six pounds Of
good clean coffee, twelve pounds of good New Orleans
sugar, eight quarts Of beans four quarts Of vinegar
two quarts Of salt four pounds OF SOAP and and
half POUNDS of good dipped candles to each hundred
rations.
Il is understood that the full side Of beef (neck and
shins excludeJ) be delivered if required; if such
quantity be not required that the fore and hind quar-
tiers be delivered alternately. And the bread or -four
shall be of superfne quality All the articles to be
unexceptionable and to be issued to the troops with
out expense to the United States.
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for Ratons
for lS42." AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
oct -stawtrothNovs s.s.- 4u'r'''"1''e''
The American Sentinel, and Pennsylvanian, Phil
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the New York Evening Post, the New York Herald,
and the New York Enquirer; the Baltimore Republic
can; the Norfolk Beacon; the Norfolk Herald; the
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OpyH RI The Old Eagle Hotel Lot.
~ now opening lut oGsr 'of Ealr unusually low pri.
crE, 10 Coach Makers -diierg, and Harness Miksra
aiul sNvTy ri Guu's, consulting in uaftss uilJgs-
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ruEy. Eugz1, r,Iyu %. and C1fob turned u1lcs
frru#
Turned '0'srs-to1eh AMI RnrcJole Lamps
Ift.s tri silver ruucdv' urd lam Binds
Brass ami SILVER Doal FramsH stump Joints
r1iop iYiuts plated uHsin Lslther and Chsise Hides
Naltueiis aui Datna-gs--Oil sud Brussels Carpet
largr -plruriI ssouiuent ~ Coach taces, &c.
hsg tiul sas0uron ~ SWEET brass aud Iapanncu liar.
ne HyuuunE; Suuugs Bus; an sn Of afrh aDd
Ws N' Terxr IDg Skins, sheep Do, Saddle Trees % ~
sihiff auI Ustfs.g uakcfs Tools. good
MOI -cnoT pt of beers Hsiri "a dier's silks 81 all
colufs, 80 So
dtg, iIl tsgorenf 81 sh01nskers Tools ana IN ead
'hsI crissyor IN knep Instantly bsni ul sseurt.
meui NJ sN ARTICLES usr' In tho sJJvC mentioned traces
shdsfn "runodto sol very small advance for cnsk
o. 1riu. fia eur1rrft gfcu Inducements. however,
will Do offered o. those ghu wish 10 buy fIT Sgsh
Al w-Iiug no. pur-tsf- anything IN ny line, respect.
mi y itWci % aIbeiors purcla. na elsewhere
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rAiIIS 4 t.IIIc-
Family Grncc,y mn I,nn,,,,,..i,,. a.,

amy ufocc,v rnd Commission Merchants, in ts,,
ct the Tx hangc, r Or Man steel.
e"s To ,a the attention OF their frieud- and IN.
which the following A p.u-- "
p ,I~a ,n1 Iva, snssr, Of all qusltIcs
Old whtc, ulI Jaw. and Lasusra Coffee
l'nhi.t sugar honse and n Molas.,s
salnnnd s,,d aud Roe Herring,
n psr1' rIt,@, Sperm aud Inlow candle.
fcShns VIM gar, very superior
lrcsh Hops. lstsru
Salst pi, tu DISKS aud bottles
Nalnn'' Murhio'n and Tom toe C.isup
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Htuu'cb fIutS
Fo,.eh sS,riucs IN oil '' A"o
Olives audJ sp-rs
Mtccsurui, NcTmiccllc
o"l tns 70 ani American Cheese
luiN"i'- So's Crackers
H." r,,r, " ~ b,S~n Stout in Pint, and quart.
lnrcIiA' .nn 'wicr. Young Iivson and Bi,ck Tea,
'a,,, 70 lucicd chests, Cunshao, Owonx, Pou.
0dL-,,yc'e, BIaeSburu end Hope EiMshe,r,
rae an n.own ShcIry Vince, various brands. part
I"tN tir, oh' sn' genuine
n"kc, '"Od Anchor I~,I
nsii .un' = COW n importation
spat.hns burgundy
sparkling and -tiIi Hooks
nn.ise"r hr,enu. n's snd MsraSehino Codri,l.
, ,onI.n ck'usnsc Brandy
H. ztis S do dc, Io' isS
Bum. imuo,rci in lsiO nus
Oh Arp.c nIaudy auh Rye whiskey
Double Bern, Il schicdutu Cha
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n W. Cuba Sn"Sug r1UIcc" al VI which tcrrthc, with
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it 'A>h"i ." pInctusl customers, the, can
- h'h ~ thi- ustk Auy purcha ed of : th,t
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NE are receiving nuI Fall supply Of Ayri~uItur,l IL,
i.r ass'rt'n.nt than has ever bccu oTi n The Si5.
Farmers IS now Ho LONGER necessary Tor nur Pisnt.,.
a. our establishment. ~ ~ Wv W.
our arrangements (mlie few week. rssD are such
a. To cnahic us To Iuish any artr ic IN the Asrrl
Tue, al lacrory pUcr- aud having but recently IL,
MS business sfors us pleasure &, hear The srrrrs
tons II our PlsnIcrS orJe thu w., nav I,,yr v 80 81
sothf-i TOT them that will .c ad,pri D our -i1tr
"csNaI use uut best eudclvpurs a. meet the tsI ~,
Agricultural community ami N IN re- r,y 49, ~ " we
"''hSn Ia Their oueTs, and C,ins them ttt b,,,
implements attic lowest prices. IN Obtain ,bts .n, -
'iheut c"nsi>'s IN "a {, II the following.
Pioushs-l, > tudi horse
Green swifd Plagzhs-2 and horse
b,. III rIusny- s"dj horsc Ivcrv Faru,cr who
'nSEe Pl0ug's, A. pTrv'utsth,. sniI frozen ~ u
, 1,"no,r mud 6oSri Plough, for op u'r- iIrIows
The rast.ng- NJ these Plnu.hs arc stt,--4 p o., , ,
80 ,urr, ala ihis mtgE'L sr cn Nh cl .n.cr.
IN s1Id, and al tue sam" time sn ,hsy viii ili
Se an do better WORK C~Irr uvvI) than m. comm n
ppigh ON pics mr these superior Pru- .r., ,
As Rn,,S 90 me common tough have heretofore been
nnus Parent Sfra~ Gutter
noNey,s DO Guihoune dp
Rou.ses, Nourse Mason's 30
EEogsse., NOur'o & MasOn's Com SS Shelters
ont b,i.n. v,t DO do, with and with
DO double do 10 a, 10 a.,
whea; Fans from two or three n,.nui,.turrr, Ho 90
lnp- we'd Horse Pow
Corn AMI COB trushcr
shandcr'> lnproNcd Double Harrow
htandiug 'uliVaiOIs, three different kind.
Manure FoIkss sud Rakcs
Spades amt shov-is, from three or four C.rtor,.s
Graiu -ruups and ShOvcls
Patent thuTns, Hu entirety eve article
Garden and Puia cc Hoes
Together with almost rvcry article necessary Tor unt
1n. - uistascn 'i'a, thu because our Plau.
qlrniy high II gives Us pleasure In h,w oar ,.S,t
mem an s's The best ouf ui their chcapurss C,lI
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PACK Ut BOATS zoe sCoTTsVtLIte a.
LYNCtIBURts.
SUMMER ARNAA Ht,Nrss

nURfgn fsckl bl1'z JOIN MARSH d., Capt Hon.
" s'a " y ANIL 'uW uuW'ry vii l'.yr Rich.
r'ud lioh our lauu AZ ue head be u4siu TOR thn
clnck, ". pr,CiacIy.
W ths arriU. ain'n. Fsssongers f'r Tennessee snd
'uyA"pfe, wili tr detained in iyu.htutr ~ Lrrr.
h"fe 'uf hoti~ vii Hau connect with he uc 0f Farfs
from SrDUs,n. H. rfHuffrH
ha s NOW ne s'rap-si and beet Tho an rcpt
Nugria rpuUgs and UnfiH many oihrt tuiucru,pt. tg
travellers ior ptefrr"utF
The tn'di VII d" ilras'd with lHl rtfF, rbmotahia
ti tuir pigs Tie h,au iiu aud ruru.U.s vtl
WtEni 'h" "duiti ,giWc dIi hH b,itt ntud add
h-iJ cuIvsrd ItIcs RIVER l'W sIouuU- cod b.. ,r.Is
VIII grUip ihc uErcuurit-t Fu. utu ~ HH no.
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rance tI, ri ~ n Do" scout unfuuI aYt .fsrca furnipq
override Natural ~ t1r aud toy Nuhr.'s firva ~ nd
other by Ltbcuy, Fncsstie asi f..e sweet f...r.s
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NIEoINIA.-In ca1-I-nc cnn,l. CONN. l.... Inn

w. NiAi-ln Caroline County CCur. I.ti, JutY
IH''' Aucurur~ w. Muu,lay ,nd f. za,.Ih Nrr,t.y =
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btn'du-, decd, and other hcirs - IN CInqr.rv 49,
IN itS "a" n Wa u"crcrd lu uid,r., f EI.g,I.,t,
bl"'"us k.'HTiN OF Morfcca " i'Iuf'u. -,out ron
ger ht''c NuHctt iIu gin twHu aup-iuCg sr, ,tl
commissioner Tor he rnr "s"j hs aii mis-
,,aon OF net 'stinI I'm Hates. ia,
WIN bicsiusUn, rhst IL tie CONN.,, Of arotr and
commute" ddr de- b. his estate" shnt r,udcf
more zane commissioner n h'- mini.
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Ifci"i Z" rrroTi, &c Sdd iomuis. toner va. further ,i
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The Plsinn LZ heh MuudIy Tor Efc win rru,ir,e, fo
hes children, uud report ~.
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anu Amanda MHait. MariI, judith, Marshall Lew. A. and
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n"Ii 10 carry tie sd decree nto eifcct-at which limo
auS place they may attend
ROBERT uIDGIN, Special CONT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22
DUOVVE AED RIEACuEo-COT

ID ~ ltlrs snd iuc4 Mechanic Aorchsnis Matoa.
c.. Mas ,ut, iniau Head. and o her approved Styles
% 90 - PgsfFbuIg Portsmouth, mtsaachusctts, Indian
Head, Wttittm sc
70 g. I anit hur a.. IL
~ 90 - -rra H.svy Brunswick, very heavy
" f0 ~ faud Cd arrfimack, Wathsm and Hamilton
~ dp IN E and STARK Atls Brown Dulug
3 case blearIrd DO
40 T. "a auIj ca-hed shirings and shcctinEs com.
I.lslnE iul tssIrtinent
% hg. Cotton OZs4brgs, Of the mOH approved Efyas
Manufactured in virginia.
We will sol the shove Tow a. they can be purchased
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