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young stranger, with endearing expressions,
but not one of them as yet received the
slightest token of recognizance. They
would all have claimed and adopted her,
but by the laws of the land, and of nature,
too, this could not be allowed, as it would
be robbing the real mother, who might yet
be discovered.
The Dona Josefa, whose rancho was at
some distance from the piazza, at length ar
rived, pale and breathless--her heart alter
nately filled with hope, and fear, and doubt.
She approached the spot, and stood for
moment gazing upon the beautiful girl; it
was but for a moment--the instinct of the
mothers heart told her that this was her
child and springing forward, with the words
" Cara lnez," upon her lips, she chung to
the neck of the stranger.
But who can paint the mothers anguish
the ftful changes that passed over her
countenance, when she found no response to
that eager embrace? 1t was to her mo-
ment of poignant despair. The maiden
seemed only urprised-muttering some
words in the unknown tongue of the Indian
" She is my child-she must not be taken
from me p frantically exclaimed Josefa as
they were about to conduct the girl from
her presence. "I know her | recollect
that face-those eyes; they are the eyes of
my dear little Inez. Give her to me-" con-
tinued she, almost frantic with despair -
" give her to me; she is mine, though she
knows me not. Dost not know me, Inez ?
mic caro- Inez? Give her to me. She will
soon recollect me p'
" 1t must not be-" replied the memorable
magistrate. 4" She may be the child of an
other"
ono, no, no." cried Josefa; "she is
mine; feel in my heart that she is mine p
" Have you no proof? can you recollect
no mark p
No, no, l fear; none. Inez, Inez, do
you not know me, your mother, Inez your
dear mother? Stop" cried she, suddenly
recollecting herself; Z" let me take her aside
let me take her from among this people for
short while: shall not be long away
Now, going up to the beautiful girl, who
stood looking on the scene with Indian in
difference, the Dona Josefa took her by the
hand and led her to some distance from the
throng She herself walked few PAGES be-
yond, leaving the young stranger alone. The
spectators for the time maintained breath.
less silence, interested in the movements o.
the Dona Josefa, who was much beloved in
the settlement. AT length was heard a low
plaintive song-a Spanish melody which had
often been sung to the young Inez, by hel
mother.
AS the first notes of this melody fell up.
on the ear of the maiden, she started from
the apathetic Indifference which she hac
hitherto preserved. AS the song continued
her eye kindled with a strange fire; her
whole form assumed listening attitudes and
as the last cadence died upon the lips OF the
singer, she rushed toward the Dona Josefa
and exclaiming Miomadre !" fell upon the
breast of her mother.
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Imitation of the Persian.

Lord who art merciful as well as just,
Incline thine to me, child of dust
Not what 1 would, o Lord! offer thee,
Aasi but what can.
Father Almighty, who hath made me man,
And babe me look to heaven, for thou art there,
Accept my sacrifice and humble prayer.
-Four things which not in thy treasury
lay before thee, Lord, with this petition:
My nothingness, my wants,
My sins, and my contrtion. sourHEr
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Who are the happiest men? They who
live to benefit others-who are always ready
with word to encourage smile to cheer
"a look to persuade-and dollar to assist
They are never fearful lest good trade or
an excellent bargain, should fall into the
hands of poor neighbor-but the more re-
joiced when such one meets encourage
ment.
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HUMAN AcTIvITY.-A man trained to Vi
client exercise from childhood, is said to be
capable of distancing the feetest horses, and
of continuing his course when they give un
in WEAKNESS and exhaustion.
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lDoetrp.
From the Home Journal.
The Shepherds Cottage.

The shepherds cottage.
Hard by I've a cottage That stands near wood
A stream glides in peace at the door
Where all who will tarry, tits well understood
Receive hospitality's store.
To cheer that the brook and the thicket afford,
The stranger we ever invite:
You're welcome to freely partake at the board,
And afterwards rest for the night.
The birds in the morning will sing from the trees
And herald the young god fday,
Then with him uprising, depart if you please,
Wen set you refreshed on the way;
Your coin for your service we sternly reject;
No traffic for gain we pursue,
And all the reward that we wish or expect
We take in the good that we do.
Mankind are all pilgrims on lifes weary road,
And many would wander astray
In seeking Eternity's silent abode,
Did Mercy not point out the way
II all would their duty discharge as they should,
To those who are friendess and poor,
The world would resemble my cot near the wood,
And life the sweet stream at my door. N
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Publishers Of the WatchadH and Journal,
JOSEPH POLAND,
Publisher of the Freeman.
EASTMAN n DANFORTH,
Publishers Of the Patriot.
Montpelier, Dec. le46.
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MECHANIC ARTS AND scIEN-
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MORRIS RoRINsoN, Pr,id,n,.

sANurt HASSAv, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent the above Company prepared
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named, years life; and
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OF the intermediate not noted the above
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Britain. H. n CwATiIMRy
Physician soeey-he Family Physician OF The pary
Whner Ute 10 10 be lnsufed VII
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BULWEE's NEW NOVEL
Lucrctia-Or, The Children of YipIt

.h,, n rs I'm TO- -, pI pn,I LiiToH Bart
huul'r OF REMAIN "fompeil' "Zanoui," Rjenzi" kc
Price % cents.
INHE classic pen of the author of "Ricnzi,"
&c az e having been 'on' in allegiance cn.th pro
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GARDEN SEEDS.

IENHE subscriber is now in receipt of his Fall
= SuP7lv OF wauartd esh and genuine Seeds
the ns e. All shed Suisey OF Mcrrs Lambeth Co Among
hs assortment may be found the olawing
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THIS INSTITUTION
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RErFIVEp At ~ MAIN srgEEr.
lEH Dir MA I,rS 81 NOR

Booixselier>- Stntioncr~, ana Dealers I'm Piano
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focscuc novel by Jas Sheridan Knowles price
The Juvenile Conn., and csie Reader Rev Bake
% u. s7le
1hr FIN by Sir Francis
Tie usr ui Ars nsdciei with HPPl
q s,ien-eS ~ Jacob higeow " ID. vols lsmo; sI,7S
The Bcdy AMI the Mnd. by Moore D. being OF
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Roonscn Ciusoc and bclrtfn edition. VI
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The focis Poetry TIE Aneicns by Peter
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A Quarter Race kentucky tales edited b.
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ENLUID EXTRACT OF wHAHOO, for The
= n DoPsieaf afas fsaarca HpdrcttsraE.
This Nj prract tom the bak whahoo ingi
Shrub growing tn s,esoi inois Indiana
ben rsd with great In N asose a. di,in
Eup h Physician Of IN adsh who s practice
experience in h. polna, AMI whose
70 ho highest ds-wr II edt aud importance ,prsks
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J, Ii. kUSTACE u son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants OF
Virginia trading passing through Richmond TO examine
their stock Medicines, Pants and Dye stuff They are
prepared inducements they think will make Their
tn-rcstn G. dealings their TO this place
Ginseng FIseed taken in exchange for goods at
market SC
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ROBERT MUTT

Uouso sign Painter and Gl0zier
Nsrt daor hs EreAssge Rrsl, R~h~esa 'TTt.ia'
HAS supply Paints obs CoPcl and other
vanishcs brushes ard Blsndcrs An assor
OF French ndo Class from etlO TO
All OF which he desrous to 'eo ~ot up ON h'
rcasnnabic terms.
N. IA large supply Of Soap Stone Faint TOT sae low 'u-
p.tor Tor lin or shinFl.d Root. X ~
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their friends ami the public gcaera'y
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very best known This couu Lur0ae Tsrs
valuable discovery will dye nsaBianeousy
h,ir OF whskets a h1ut the
THIS preparation warranted to wash olt 10 nufs The
. sll,uc-- o
BE- uaucJs L qua nan u,r d. az
Others tlyou black box marked
u Tor brown asa tof boz NAKED b.
Premiums have b,ca awarded subssrhcf Fanku
Institute Exhibition. For sale, by The pro
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A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
IN TAs Ry asd te Md OF The BODY in relation To
the Mind ~ George Moore Mrfnser OF the Roya 40
Of Ih,4ean' sc Forming No 80, Harperf New Miscellany
TAs E-rsai By SIR rare. Head Hart one volume Ismo
~ ts@ IRIS considered with the Application
OF sS cnec-Nnh nvmcros ErgraNngs Bisclow
u Fro' sot ~ Naea Ne lea Harvard University, in
vols i2ino. Si,7S.
ts'f' q tao= Ssi gtsc Parental Instructions or Guide to
VISION ard Virtue" designed young persons either
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R1lIss Jrrrniie CeHFesoH The Juvunc
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and seeeuots "a Foe-ty Nv the Rev l. Blake u
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kttHspa tasec Another Edition. publ Harpcf.
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To THE PUBLIC.

HAN r a superior article Of Brushes from on
70 o"o" very sheSp fo ssa. a genera
sr;-ese.
"Ee Lad hard % beat from - 10.
Ih= above are's are ~ -ci.nr
ouhi's EenusmeE would co examine ibes-
= a apt Judge Ter theu=ave,, ROBERT MOTIFS
Pant shop, ,la.a street
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EVENING DNESSIS.-Vvc have on hani. a beautiful
"a asoJtmeut OF the ab.Vc aud
shade Tarc'rs white and ecd embroidered RnBes plain
white ana colurcd Tlteons Barrrr. ass b. f assoF
white Md Gloves
r. LAruRoP a VAN pEURsENs,
jas Main street
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MUSIC!
FOR CHkisTuAsa and NEW YEAR,
TO ne HAD AT
III ia VI N nc

~ II N
PIANO FORTE waRE-Roou AVN ,xtstt,
>ai"on' 100, Main Street, corner OF lin.
Wis, said j.. looking round him, Z" this is
,odsee comfortable" ~our custom replied
ksep t"dy as down with erJoy
Year aud Wills away the time IN fos and cid -soe- -
= enc my toy air the ere" Up hew
the ofswere srtci aud foh rich slou
nat P,nstaed iso the hrhest
chcctfai tint On every face.
Gone ead w soma Christmas sonr. IN give YOU
ore IN dtni OF tett- "Rravo Pr M"
1t willie two hours good tcfoc the bot,r IN. howl
through h' de- ush color OF the wa'sa al round-ard
no." o' % SSos mus sNtrr. the old gentleman.
rooi, iouu1 surdy voice. commence ulhout move ADO
AciRisTMAs CAROL.
Weris by Boz. Music by Russell
Amer which, Others o. eou,p,py sung nuueer Of
tongs, amcng which verc the Glowing
MERRY OLD CHRISTMAS
popular S1h, ,,,,,,,,. - by A. Philips.
sons ana OhoISs' By Wallace.
baAl nm, >,,,,,. by Knight
Wo0i, by J. h. Philips. Mu-ie by } n Kn.rh,
OLD TINES.
Ballad de Ss by knight
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NovENBEE. l-46.
WYE are now receiving our third supply OF
w New ana Fashionable Fall and Winter Goods. eompr-
choice al the siy of DRESS Goods
IN avis LACES EMBROIDERY, PRINCES. RIBBONS TRIM
mINGS &c a. a sock Of STAPLE Goods suited 10
The asnn which The attention Of dealers al wh9es1
or ra feeling have rcta'Cd our goods on such
term them chea7 Tor casa or 70 pGH-
tia eu1e- s-n- By the piece % 'hs 90 any
Other uH-rsr- attention o 4e following Gods W
Dfes. sye aRt wide from oUPfeed TO To
gcosy
Hfb--oI5zfrd 7.lil sun s.-Ns
Tafta1 Fllit- Tor dresses
Eich 30 -ni e1tr-r.s Satsred SIX
sltt AMI Caslasfcs ans houslrs LANES
e Clzztzl aHd Pyram "a o5es rch eoo1is from
Tr.cs tae llrt cne-ly
sa.r fs1 yaseusrss Nog,l D. Lanes, eh.-Tsa
Hapl.oars - Pans Brochr ShaS.
Nsw ~ ps.r'e5 Tsrte-l SlAW-
watf- rr5ar,r- 81 . ani hUS Ez54 Ttr Shzrls
Whee aue -7r e-s't Ca1na erzp~ %
We zE- Rn5rs f1r evening
H.fs--o.81--a rils 1ae sryles B1luei E.U-oas
slas-- SSH KI5sols
EscF q r rEes ar G.Esa1
Me- Ey s r-l-uaird Elu1r. FOL. .r.a---lzz t-er=es
yel1E Fz-E=f- % sl-lro: gl1igy AZ
rA-1r
K.aI we..s Fanlsls, s-=--zu--z rg.-ft-rESsrr
Finr 70 sor ar1a1 Frra-l F.t E1-tc-s
I.-r i L-aaH lln auc Aa.l-az Eaat-, Negroes
chased teiore t65 ste a-v-zcs
Shirnrs SasotnEs and Cotton ozr1hzgs
8 Is-t men and cotton sh-stnEs
Ftrneh, EnE "a ~ ALnercaa Cloihs asd CasSr1erss
Pal ana wntsr Caeoes embracing ven hasa
some styles al To- and lsc
To winch asa the auezttu n dealers
BROOKS. BILL. HUDSON.
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Notice 10 NigIlt Wnlk,

Il ZEN ~ co. have uuw un hand. of recent
~ nu c1 100 god Pilot Cuass just 'ueh article
"hp 10 evening iarts
b ri Nj q u-ug reese C'1-ks and
Decent COX nr, and can be bought icr . s. no;e.
KEEN Z co.
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lsfur OFF, tIIg. WIT.
.H.r u 600 20 tly ri l1uyary, 1885,. before me,
Ih s..-rfe Jlfrr nf ' 90 Of fst Fae oni g. Che
CIV aiWcad psrnrary alTo.rct Benedict g. o. Green.
galh 'n hf HOY LyHrrry hIr NY cod that M msc'
I't ci forth Boo ' rtovc trd csuicie,
tH'rI sworn before JEsEE CLOUD, j r.
lhi' pllclt I1 should msci The rye n any who e TO-
drcuon an mpufcrce aurni-rt youth should have
~ h any NJ he evils anuei w. abovs, such ue Pan,b
o-inf n' Bic srye's and pied The to4or1 ssrov
"' F lt he tHa th means Of fcmCdynE Their suncfFs,
hnl Z" Tor ten permanent charEs required.
" fcmrnbef W. nuET of French Medical House, 10
south iroiercE street. two before house
AdvIce daily from . m IN 10 o m
Baifnlfe. Fstt g. 1870. ~
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rTNIURTRIE's

SCIENTIFIC LENiCON-i Textbook 10 the CeutIat
- Han School If PHILADELPHIA
Dictionary of rsrms used IN the various branchss n
Ana.cnv. Astronomy, B0fsuy. Geology, Geometry, Fly
si.ue nerr ~. rsuIal fhos0 nhy. Psychology .Looio
~ &c BY Henry Mhnrire. y etc. Professor of An
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Hi "a School Fhillde nhis Pfic~ f1 cents per copy
From Samuel Gelrge Morton, VI d VICE President OF the
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gsf. sua Natursli.ts; author of Crania Americana,
Cfania Esyptica.' sc AZ,
81 have examined DR. " Muffries Dictionary Of Scisu
ffc Terms and believe 20 he ad mfaby adapted % The
explanation Of The numerous echnicaues th.t ars insep
sraby connected nh every department o. Science such
glossary ild FED indsrensshls o. the learner who By
its AID viii every step fscifs-ed. and mn h time
SAMUEL GEORGE MORTON.
Philaieiuhis. Oc'oher a. l24I
From Professor j. n Mitchell, u D OF Jeneffon AeacA
College. Phil-dei phis-
Having irsr enioyed the sssfsctiou Of looking over
YOUR Lexicon Scentiarur. esnuot help telling you how
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dium Of Arr was cesoerstum felt alike by me lelIned
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sciences frequently occurren In their most elementary
works / am, dear Dir, yours respecti u y. ,,... p .
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Phnadelpif a. November. ? 1871
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