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ft i MSXIGO INBIFEHDiHT, AXB PEAF W3SSS' JOURNAL, ~ EiTE-SAT URSeKNfiJ&ALLNTEI&IGENOi^ AND ItOfcAI.NIi.WS HE.NEY aUMPHElES, • Eaitor 68tt Proprietor. $1.60 per annum in adtaace ; If not paid \ri hm tUne months, $2, jingle: Copies, Four Ctnn Rates o* Advertising { 1* j 2%.' { 3w. 1 3ni. |~Tm~f lye jfouary... j $0.7o f $1.26 | *i.50 | $3.60 j $6.00 (\ilO.Ov jSqaaies | 1.2a j a.-oO | 3.00 | 6.26 | 8.00 | lo.Oc- ^Coiagia. ( 3.00 | 5.0U { 6.00 | ^O.ttO {14.00 J \ siu.Oc X Cotomn. [ 5.00 [ 8;0Q| IQ.QQ j \I&QQ i 20.001 M.ib Qalumn.. { 8.Q0 | 12,00 J 14.00 J ISToo fso'oo | ~65 tc Twelvelinesaf Solid Nonpareil or les.smakea -iqnare- /earlyAdvertisers an* ailoweiithepnvUegiof ohang v quarterly. - „ • litoria oticea dsstguerf topro'iaote tndi-vidualintsr. B (if 4dini3aible).10ueataper Ijnefufjaea insertion sbitnaryaotices, fiveeents periiae. Basiaessaards,.ih C^rd ootutnn.Sl.bd a line furone O r,T5oentaperliaefor six months. a&rertisementsnot accompanied with directions, will j pi3erteaaBtilforbid,audchargedaccorttingly. j6^Craasieat advertiaementunast bepaitlfor inaO-/ iDGe. • ' td ! A ND DBAF-MUT- 3 JOU At. Tolame XI. MEXICO, M. Y, WEDNESDAY, Oei % 187* Number BO BUSINESS DIREOT0IY. Sicciol offifie day, C. E. HEATO^, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SUCGEuN', Office in HuntiBgton'a Drug Store. Saturday afternoon of.eaqh weife. Residence—Pulaski Stseet. DR GEO. RTCHBS0N~ ~ IPHYSICIAN AI?D SURGEON. f Office on Main Street over S. A. Tuller's Hardware ore, where he may b,e found both day and night when % t oa prefhBsIonai business. ^^tL.D. SMITH, A TIORNEY ANDOOtJNSELLOS AT LAW,tf«xido EVERY.MAN HIS DWNfHYSICIAN! * J A U T I 0 JN. T I1-K immense demand for HOLLOW AY'S PILL'S and OINTMENT, hu tempted unprincipled par- ties to counterfeit these valuable medicines. In order to protect the public and ourselves, we have issued a new \Trade Mark,\ consisting, of an Egyptian circle of a serpent, with the letter H hi the centre. Every box of genuine HOLUOWAT'S PIUS and OIXTMENT will have this trade mark on it; none are genuine without it. N. Y. OHEMICAI. Co., Sole Proprietors, 9 ly 78Maiden Lane,New York. THE R. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF CUBES WfiE WORST PAINS In from One to Twenty Minutes. NOT ONE HOUR- ofterreadinethis advertisement need any one / SttFFEB WITH PAIN. RADWAYS READY: RELIEF IS A CtTHE FOR EVEKY PAIN. It was the fir>t and is TIxe Only JE*ai2iL XloiriocI^/ that instantly stops the most excriiriath's ; *:ns, :it:.i^s Inflammations, and aires Congestions wm thcr oi tho Lungs, Stomach, Boweis, or ether glaulo or i-r^ius, !•*/ one application, VS FROM OKE TO TWENTY MINXTJ:>. no matter how violent or e.wuciuttnK ih<- P.UII t'io KHEUMATIO, Bed-ridden, iiiBnr:, Cr'.i-; U-.l, X-.ivot..-. Neuralgic, or prostrated with (llii-aac may s'i;l\;r, JtADWAY'S f?.gA©¥ RELIEF * WILL AFFORft INSTANT EAb-E. rNFLAilMATION OP THE KI:OKKVs. INFLAMMATION OF .TII-K BLADDi:::. DTFLAMHATION OF THE. P.OTVELs. CONGESTION tip THE IXNG-. SORE THROAT. IMFFH;t'L'r BBEA r»-iy<J. PALS'lTATION OF THE HE A.J IT. HYSTEKICS, CKUUP, IHPKTHEIMA. 'CATAKUU f INFLCrX^A. HEADACHE, TOOTH AC HE. ' NEL'ltAI.fllA, P.HLM'.MATi'.M. COLD CHILT.0, AGCF. ritlT.ts. Theapplicat; u nof ths JKendv tSelief '»t-i. -> T > ,; 'f parts where the pain cr diiicuKy t,\:3'.a u ,:i .».;'• .! . .•.; and comfort. Twenty drops in half a t>iir»Wir ( f \-i*. r -.TVA \ n & .; - moments cure CRAMPS, Si'ASM>. SM,H v.'fi>.\f-\i-|i, HEARTBURN, SICK HEAl'A'-in:, PlAUrainA. DYSENTERY, COLIC. \V1.\\D IS i UK liVW LL>. andaU ENTERNAL PAINS. Travelers Should alw-ay3 can yn.V->i'Wf R'tiiiwiji') Ready Relief with t;j<.n. A f •>.- I'.O- • :»• •• .;.-.r ••:.i prevent sickness or pains f.-r.fr •i'.i:; t o (,.' , ---t-.. i; w better than French Braud'yc.; H:ti-jii.as-a -::J^.U..!.:. FEVER AND AOU'E c.it-.l ft..- tt'y t • •?. 1 .-..•. •\. not a remedial agent in- th'«'•-••! it \'-it v.-': I . s;i.. f. . „;• aud Ague, and all other ll:t!;i!i'-'^, U:::c>n3. Suirl t. T.- phoid. Yellow, arid other F< -v.tr- > (•<:.'..•.I Iv EAhV.'O .i PILLSJI so qBicSc as RAIVvVAY'd RE.VDx: K. : ;Lii.i. w m % JVLl&i so qsicSc Fifty cents per\bottio. •F9 rsisH He! s\ IP* 9*8 S3 Q; ia -H it s \ STRONG AND PfRK niri: HA^-Yirt-.- OK FLESH AM* %•:>•). t\''--C! *'U:. Sivl\ A:.. BEAUTIFUL CUill'LEXlON tECtTRED TO. ALL. DR SARSAPARIUIAN RESOLVENT HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONlSfUXG c'lrnr^: SO' •QUICK, SO RAPID AR!', THE < HA.V.' , THE BODY L.Sl)KR(ioF>, i'.M»KH THK 1 .- FLUENOE OP TUi^. '1UULY WuNOEKi I ^ M.EDICINE, THAT Every Day. an Sncrease in Flesh sind Weight is Seen and Felt, THE GREAT BLOOD PUKIFiSK. Every drop of,.the SAUSAfARTLLIAN R,ES()LY ENT communicates through tlio Iil<•. •!, SWf-nt, !>:;.•,' und.ccher fluids and juices f.f t-ho^py item, tlio-vig'. r of 1'iiV, for It repairs the wastes of the body with i.'ew and s<\.'t-i:d material. Scrofula,. Svj.hills, t'onsumptinn. Ol..r<!'i: •.:- disease. Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth, T'in.or?. Nodn in s.ie Glands and other pnvti of the system, S\re Ev =, Strumous Discharges from the Eai-.-=, and the w-.'.-t forms of Skin diseases,. Eruptions, Fever Sores, S.::il.l Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheiiia, Ei-y.-ifielas.Aer.fj.lU.ioS Spots. Worms in the Fjtsh, Tumors, Cancers in the womb, and all weakening and painful discharges,. N.!o;l.i Sweats, Loss of Sperm, and all wastes of the life princi- ple, are within the curative range of tl.i^ wonder (it it. .d- ern Chemistry, and a few d:iys\ use will pr-uvu to M.-/ person using it for either of th^se fomrs of Uibtiisc its potent power to cure them. If the patient, daily becoming reduced by the wn-=tt-A and decomposition that i* continually pro^re-v-in?, M:O- ceedsinarresting these wastes, an<l ri-nausflif-siiti.e wit!i new material made from healthy blood—aid ti.'.j the SARSAPARILLIAN will and does secure. Not only does- the SAtoiAPAiiitu.\N KESHLVE^T ovt all known remedial agents in tl.e tint t:' <'3II..I;C, S<r •'• luus, Coastitutioual, and SU:u du'v-ucts; but it'.:, the i-i;! .• positive cure for Kidney &• Bladdc-r C^'mplali?!.^, Urinary, and Wornb diseases, Crav. i. Diabetes, Drot-v, Stoppage.of W?iter, Incontinence of Uriiie, Bright'.1. l)i - eaiei. Albuminuria, and in a!l cases where there nr.e brie!-- dust deposits, or the Water.is thiek t .cloudv:,.mixed- \* ith substances like the White of an, cgt*, oi- threads like v.-l.it J silk, or there is a morbid, dark, bUioiM ap|K^aranc, an.I white bone-dust deposits, and wlim. there u a jinitkin;-, burning sensation whea p:^sH._' water, and paiu i:i ti.v Sinall of the Back and alon^ the Lull..', price, $i.oo. WORWiS.-^The orly kr.ov.-n aadau:c Rtn.tdv for Worrits--Fin, Tape, tic. Tumor of IS' Years' <S.rQtyl2a Cured by Radway's ISesoIvoisi. Da, R*J>WAV:—t have hnd Ovarian Tumor in tti<>\cvari. n.. I Lowell. All thfl Dootors said '• tht-ro w.u no help iir it.\ I tr'.i 1 •very tiring that was recommended; but nothfiifr ht-lju-J n..-. i *aw-your Rosalvent, and thought 1 wnulj-try it ; I>.rt ha-1 nc. f,.;. . in it, because I had suffered.lor twtlva ytari. I tvok' six botti- ; of the Resolvent, and one box of ltndwa-y'o Pdls^nnU two-L-t- • ties of yoar Ready Relief; and tliers is not a sign of tumt.r to I.-. «e»n or fejt, and I feel better, sniaTter, and Lappier tl,ah I h-.\. tit twelve years. The worst tumor w.u- in tl.e K-i't i.-lei.!;-.: • Dowels, over tba groin. I write this to juu. lor tlit b^Lttlt - :* ethers. You can publish it if you chow. HANNAH P. KNAPIV #?«j» «r*. CO U w E-i •D O & < w fafr PERFECT Hi iSalat •>I1T>. perfectly tasteless, .elegantly mat hi with sweet, pm purge, regulate, purify, clean-...',-an 1 s-tren^h.n. Ij-.i- •way^s Pills, for th e cure of p'.l d.soiders oi t.i.c st«ni.n-li. Liver, Bowels, Kidnc», BiaddT, Nervous I>j^t^i--. -, Headache, Constipation. t'o<tivpr.e>3„ Indipt-fie.n, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, iiiliom Fever, Ir.;bn.n,:ttio(i r.f the B'owils, Piies,and all Derangements iVft:.e Internal Vis- cera. Wfarranted to cflect apositivecure. P>:ie!\- V jct.> ble, containing no mercury, tuin-rai*,..':-d.-!-teri:,>j^.lr.ii . g-^\ Observe the foli.-win^ svrr.pttn^s 11; :.::...,; fi..m Disorders of the Digestive Orpan: Constipation, inward i'i!e<. 1'u\': ficiditv of the Stoina.'j, N-»u». ••, Fullness or W..i ri ht tn. th-> -1 Fiattcrinsat th« Pit ;f th Hurri'jd and PifflroltB •.-•-•'.• or *«fl'ocfitinsS*iir»tl''iis ^'.: ' Vi=:on, Cot* or VTtM '• '•-• the- He^d. l>elicien^v -• ! i'- an I Fves, Pain in tht. ^*< \-. •• H.'tt, Ilwiiing <n tho Fi.- '••. '^A few dese-i of P '. D-H* toin fronicH 'I••- r n 111 a I • •e D*--- •! : r> the ! il, 1 i' • :i--.n. 1 -•>• '..'.' r-.'-i''i'. • .. . 1. • © m V s<v [ J\ per box. SO.-.B FY .' * SEAE • FAi.SK / stamp id RAl'vV AY .'. I'ol'k. j'Jwl.il.'.!.' n .:\ \Whitney & Lanio\'eo 9 ATTORNEYS & COUN^ULf ORS AT LAW. Seal Block, (East end -,' }..>*'!^r E-.'idg*')', 0-?.v,»;•>.. N Y Practieeinatl CO'.i^'s o, t!;» Vail-d states *ii 1 State o' New York. Special a I.M,U:I. - H .•' 1 •..• Crlli-ct'r-t.s. i'->.- • closureol Mortgages, A.i.itss'iii^ut A T:tles, CVUVP--.;:. •• jrjg, Assignments, Rankrut-tiy, WL'il-s. ^eUiv-ri-rrU id Estates, Railroad,CcmjirtcA-: i'. 1 Mrrinn L«.-.v, r-te CYRUS WHITNEY, (Co. ,Iv;- ;E,) JOHN J. I.AMOhi- K qj TtJ0TICET0CRSPlTpr- ! -—in !>j.--,u-injc o an .-rler J^{ pf Timothy W..Skiuc;r, SurrOs-ate i>f (H-Wcto Coaaty, EQtice is ber'ebj civen to ail reraons haviiig clSlms against Elizi A. Sheldon, ia;o of the town of Yoiney, in said county, decc-a-.-:-<i, to prtscat their a.;. OOuntSwitix the Youoheis J.ereol, to l'->.cy il. Ib/id*i», Ot her residence in Palermo, in or b< fire tb<; s?tli da- cf January, 1873, or they will io^e tj.o bo::f-fit.oi the atatote in such case mai - ' -- -\' ' •-*-> ••- eio, July 18,1872. a:: t -j ro.-i.'.va.—I'ated Xles- TACY if. UOLPEN. fxsi MCSICAL ISSTRUMK-NTS,—1'orso.Jo opc-topripla Jng fee purchase of muFical inrttraiiientp,either PianoeSi Melodeons, or Cabinet Qrgaiis, would do well to consult Mr Lewis % iller before they bay asfce is prepared to lutniFh these iastEu- meBtS.feom the best laa&prs, ag C | e ap R3 they can be Ipougbt of t-be maatifaotnrers. 6 TJw&o&ATE'S COURT .--A SURROCTE'S Courtj wi'Ii be &eldljt the Goort House in the city of Oswego on tfc#iirstThHr«dayof each month and at my office in Kaxlco on Monday oi eaeh week, ar.^ at the OfBee cf •*«. K Itadi E»U„in FuitOE,onthe 6>st Friday of February, AaiSjulT,aid October, and at the ofTieeof J. W. Fen- *»*•«!» v \^paiaaki on the first Wednesday of Febru- in m mm 65 n o bt) »r-t m 03 u « £ P. a; r-r/. t^ P5 S? o •M Stars £c rii IN ac HOMEIS AM *• • a Mexico, If. T., Manufact«rer of \~~ •*\\' BOOBS. I The largest and best assortment ever iti the Town of Mexico for\ upwards. l)ifTerent styles oi teasli and circular doors made {o or-' der on the shortest of notice. FRA5 Door Frames, \ \Xindow Frames, Htoiv Front?, &c., &c.., on hand arid - made-to order wilh dispatch. to SASH. Assortment' complete a-id -ro-ad'O order wilh p.romptM\s~ pain to I niul gla^-s >-< \when ord-..r-.d to do so. • MBS. -.Having added a new Blind • Slat Tencting Machine •mj works, I am now cna- to'i Mn-i * 0 An cents fool TJIIii.ls IH'OP •c^-~. or; Shjli &e., made to or<:^r Inr*:de •Dll t': i most reasonable teri.r-. tx-e.\ j. MOULDIHae. [With tho Jbest and most complete a.v jsortment of kinds, I am enabled to give better Satisfaction than any one in the county. i SCEOLL SJLWIHG; I All kinds and styles done on tire j 'shortest notice, TUEHIMQ- Of every description done with dis-i patch, with prices to suit the tfme; and to please all. We say it without fear ot successful contradiction, the SUPEBB: is the best Parlor Heating Goal Sto^e made in the United States. We know the assertion is a bold one, but we Have taken some pains to investigate the matter, and we fully believe what we say. Sold in Mexico only by B. S. STONE & CO, A new principle in a Cook- ing stove has lately been introduced in the IMPE- RIAL,. It is called the Horton Fire Box, We can not explain it here, but shall be happy to show the stove to any and all who will call on us. As a fuel saver,/it places the- Imperial far ahead of any and all other cook stoves in market. We mean we say. Call and see, . B. s^sim^i k _co. Some dealers will under- take to tell you that the Imperial is not a first-class stove. They say this,, be- cause we sell it $5 to $10 less than any other first- class stove, of. the same size and weight, is sold.. W n . say emphatically the .tin- perial is strictly fifst-elas*?'. We think the over, one hundred'of them in use in this vieinity will fully .attest the truth of our assertion, B. S. STONE k CO, For the .ALL A30ARB FOE THE iiilroad His J.. JJ^^V ^45Ctl Of Sti 'i «9. MiJ its -sirtticlliig' In ^rfiticiies cf o n e ' Itli dispatch, id in a man nor \s uFrantf.-d,'to ^len.^e. (ii-.-o me a ocd'K L, BOBBINS.. Mexico, l>c 11371 A) n,iir e S7?--, H. C.BEALS, P'h-O'togr&phdr, Jefierson Street, Mexico, N. Y. iJi* «£>. Anzust. aad November darintc the year. ^im^y^iti' T, W. SKINNER.-Stirroga-te, J. N. F. HALL, B AKBER AM-DH AIR DRESSER. 1'artieular attention paidto Sbathpooning, and the cutting.oflaaies andchildren'sh*ir.-?h<>p on Joffereon street,one door .otttbofPostOfiiqe. AH thelateststyle- of Pletur?fe,f rom Life-^ize to the Bmallest Gem^inade onahort no'.ice Coloriur in Oi 1 t Water Golorg done toorder. I' FECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO •COPYING Frames ot Suit Purchaser.*. SKINNER, 3s WRIGHT/ I (Successors of Whi'ney & Skiaaer.) \TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, C\ Mexico,Oswego Co., N. Y. W T Ci-.'YS AM iv! sTiSsOF IM ? , -V. 00^ •rnKi Beeui •itie*» OS A •} o GUU:;TY BONDS. iflavorahlvr tf-T. ScilsDrali'- o:. \'c.v V rk.« Collet. tier.:- na-lein .(.'. !\.-:i'-> ^ f ,r impfly iX'oiary Public. A!mAs\n; 'or tl.e. r ol!cwini: v«f!l 'Kpownandrespon sibie Firenguraupf \Uompanicp. vj?: CASIT ASSBT3I - EOME.OF NKW YORK. :\i NIAOArtA \ \ 1,371,315,83 HARTFOHD GK HARIF0KP, CT. i.026,220,79 fisicc, ay 18., 130 Particular attemtion paid 'to collections, and in practice! \ - - ---\ -~ - - - - --- _ ,._ .-^-...._ .„_.-__. mSurrogate Court. Also in assistiog administrators 1 s--_ fnj; M : />„„<£.< , *..i rh;iv>^«^ ei,«„^. : nhdexecatorsta the settlement of theTaccouuts, and\in VgJ-aclies , beats aud Children'? Shoes ill procaiimg titles to infants'real estate, eudlesa variety at Beckers'. & L. Huxittagtoii Would infortn hia patrons and IriendS tha* he has filled hi i NEW DRUG STORE, ON MAIN 8R1KT With a uev? and cafefully selected stock of Drupes and^ TOILET AND FANCY GOODS, Chemical & Dye Stuffs Of the best qaality. PAlNTR, OILS, TURPENTINE VARNISFJ, BRUSHES, &c, will bo always on band'and offered a* the low est market price. PRESCRIPTIONS Cnrefully prepared. '-> 1 have a very fine assortment of T C H 1 $ , CLOCKS AHD SILVBE WAEE CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. Ape&t for M'orton's Gold Pens, and Laz iiruf A: Morris' Perfected Spectacles; \ E. L. HOSTIN'OTON. M.n-ico, March5,18-72. WUO WANT 0IES, WAGONS G 0 F S, & C,, Will do well to call on , As they havq a splendid stock: at their Manufactory, Main Street, op- posite Toronto Mills. Repairing done with: dispatch, f A. PENFIELD & SON. , Mexico, April 13, 1872. Dobson & Wmchesterj &ie prepared to do all work in their line promptly and satisfactorily. . » Office, over Peek's dry good !$,ore. •• U. II. DOB^ON. H. F. WlWHEStEB. BA. &D & B ALFRED. I II In? it re all kinds of Property at roasonable rates. Over ft7 0,000 Pr Capital Represented; ^Stian Insurance Company, $6,400,503* Poenix Insuranee.'ComDany, * $1,908,831 Insurance Oo. of N. America, Royal, $3,212,176 $10,000,000 $2,509,326 628,388 Continental Insurance Co., Agricultural ot Watoriown, Akmannia, . _ Glen's Falls Insurance Co., Watertown Fire, Mutual Life of New Yor&j *9,264,57l All businoss conrided to our hands will be promptly.-attended? to* Specal inducements offered to Farmers on first class property. Ofee oae door East Empire Block, Mexico, N Y II. M. BAKD. ' L. F. ALFRED. Mexico, July 22,18J?2. 2S $338,693 GEACEBE0WN. Grace Brown wai th^ pet o{ the villaga- pretty, lively, aad, like all ether pelp, very self willed ; but the effects of this latter qual- ity were softened down and rendered quite IOT able by her open, generona disposition, which would not allow her to injure another even to gratify that ruling passion. Some said that Grace thought herself sufficiently handsome and termed it vanity. True perhaps, when each Sabbath morning found her ready decked for the Bunny walk to the pariah church on the hillside, or the week-day^s evening saw her in her little chamber -window plying htf needle—yes, perhaps then, as Bhe caught a sidelong glance at herself in the little mirror she might think it no such great wonder that tho young men gazed as they pasaed her, or that they looked so curiously at the bow-pots and flowering geraniumi perohed on the sill of her casemeDt—perhaps, too, she might think they caat a glance beyond. But was this vax- ity i No ; Grace was a* free ol that hateful quality as the bird which caroled so joyously in his bright cage on the cottage wall. Van ity can not be justly attributed to those who are only coucioue of possesalng the qualities which are thel^jlh reality, but to-those alone who boast to themselves of perfections which they can never hope to poasesB, Such was the case with those who had termed Grace vain. One fine autumn evening she sat, as usual,, beside her geraniums, over whic| ^was Lung net little bird Pet; but the leaveiof & the form- er hung droopingly, as though to^ask of their sweet mistreas the usual drop of spring water, and poor Pet chiifrtiped and fopped fr.m perch to perob, and ruffled his yellow feathers to attract attention, but in vain. No cooling drop greeted the sickly leaf—no tiny finger placed a bit of sugar between Pet's cage wiree. And how was this ? was Grace ill 1 No ; but thoughts were wandering, and although her eyes were fixed full on poor Pet and his com- panion plants, she neither saw , one aor the other, And whither were her thoughts wan- dering ? Only into i neightkiring lane, up which she strolled when the sun was beginning to dip his bright head'neath the blue tops of the neighboring hill. It was a very pteaeant lane, but as its sides were bounded by haw- thorne and wild rose bushes^ itmay be suppos- ed Grace did not go there for the sake of any beautiful prospect, for her whole night- was not mOre than the top of the bank on which the bushes grew. For what, then, could it be? In truth it was that there generally accompan led her thither a very pleasant companion— not her mother—not one of the neighbor's daughters. No; but a young man, the son of farmer not far distant, YesjtbO truth may as well be told. Grace had given, or thought she had given,»ier little-heart •to--the •companion of her stroll; and, indeed, any one to look on hini,might imagine a better choice could not be made* Tall, handBome and athlete he was, and his eye beamed when he looked on her. But they who knew him bet- ter than Grace, said that he was wild aid tickle- Neither did they scruple to warn her of that knowledge. But Grace would not bejieve > Sow could she, when she saw th4t, althoagh they spoke against him, they were alwayB ready to welcome him to their own homes ? Be* sides there was an eloquence far more power, ful to the heart and understanding of Grace- more eloquent, more easily believed thon aught they could utter. Yet, the eye artrf tongue of William Clively were the monitors meat eager- ly eonght, and most eagerly' listened to when found. .How could she think be was deceiving her f There was no falsehood in his deep gaze on her-^no harshneES in hi3 sf)ft Voice. But there was one who did hot like him, to whom Grace bad ever yet been accustomed to pay the mostprofouhd sub mission ,beoaase lhat humility had never been forced, but ever won from her by lovei. That being was her mother. She had now beenjKttiog in this deep rev- erie some ten* minutes, from which she was roused by a light hand being laid On her should der. The blood mounted to hex temples and' cheek, for she knew without raising her eyes that it was her mother, and she felt concious that that mother*? eye was reading her inner\ most heart. She also knew she had liaught to fear, for.though at this moment her little heart had been-.rebelling.! her parent's chiding Was ever one of gentleness. 'Grace, love,'spoke the mother placing her hand on the half downcast head, 'why do yon not go forth this \evening ? See, the sua has almost lost its last bit of crimson in the deep deep gray.' 0ome,love, you have be en sewing all day. Just throw your scarf around you and walk in our gar den.' 'I would rather not, mamma,' answered Grace in a low tone, turning her head still more from her parent % ai»d then for the first timej casting her eyes on the drooping plants' ahdnowFuJfcy little Pet. But sh? quickly added, I will water my trees and chir|p to Pet a little, for he seems quite to have the mopes. 'And how comeB H that he has the mopee iove V again spoke her mamma. 'Ah ! I see, mamma,'retorted the now half- tearful, half-smiling maMen ? 'I see you have been reading my heart, and that it is useless to keep any thing from you, Bat though you have seen part that was passing there, you dan not tell all!' 'But I can guess Grace ;• and that, perchance will do as well. I doubt not you thought me Very erael~-Very inconsiderate in not allowing you fo have quite your own way ; and I doubt not that youithought that I knew very little about it j but sit down, love, and I will tell you a little passage in my own life, arid after that! shall leave you to judge for yotirseif.ofcly first assuring you that I have every proof that William Ciively is very wild, and his father quite unable to support liim in his present gx- travagaace. See here, love I have brought fify k-nittihg \ eo take up your work from the iadow sill, and thus while we are quite in- dustrious, I will proceed to tell that my sketch commences when I was about a tweve-month older than you are now. At that time, Gracei I was circumstanced too, somewhat as yon are You understand me, love V Grace blushed and smiled. 'I bad a rebellions heart, too ; and there was one for whom it was rebellions—one whom it had set up as the idol of its idolatry, and one whom,unfortunately,neither of my pa- rents approved. But yet, Grace, I own that I I thought my knowledge of his habits far ex- ceeded theirs; and all that I knew of him was fair and open. Things continued thus for about eighteen months, at the end ofwliiclillmf eyes were fearfully opened „to his vlces--he committed a forgery and absconded ; though it is probable had he staid, no injury *iblfl have awaited him, for bis friends who were wealthy and powerful, mage up thfr «nni^ for which he had risked so mueh, and paid It^- Grace, it was wme tlm?, jven ; th^feef?re I could win'my heart from itsIdolatry; but it had s^n its error,and my mind was up ujade to over* cpmeif^preversity,AndIdid%|^,i^ I knew what it was to {eel cherished affectioDi. warring against my own convictions of ligbi You will perhaps say that he deserted me, aid it might be that pride rose superior to neglect and slight; but not so. He did not desert me —be did not slight me f for though all! other j were ignorant of his deBtination, Iknew whitb. er he had fled, and from thence received a- let ter full of reflection and repentance for .past follies. But, Grace, had I forgivea / or ratter overlooked bis vice (for I dy forgive), I never could have placed confidence in him again.' So I wrote him once, but that once was to discard him forever. From that time I busied myself in work, in tending to my garden, In assieting my u«Ighbors,and indeed in many ways of which I had not thought before. I saw that people approved my conduct, too ; every eye greeted me, every tongue .welcomed me in joy|juitonep, _and in time my'own heart grew joyous, and 1 \felt a lightuess it had never known fill then, even in its wildest momenteoi^ffe^tlo^ now unworthy. But I didnot know the full- - nesS of the happiness I was to rea^ from that - one era ofjmy life until five yeatlla^ elapsed. During that period, love, your dear father had wooed me, and knowing from ail that he was beloved and respected, he won 'Me, although not a fiftieth part eo handsome or so engaging in his manners as. he of wbora 11u>vi8 iKea speaking. But he sdon taaghtme to iovieChJiB ^•1 do not jnean with the girlifh wlldrtesei-1 bad loved before—but with an a%ection which might last through sorroWj'siekn'ess, death ! aa it has dotie/dear Grace.' ^ 4 '\* The tears started to the sweet eyes of GraceT^ and fell thickly upon the little border on which she was so busily plying her needle, as the thought of her fond father passed across; her heart, and smote it for its rebellion against her will to whose care he had so solemnly entrust- ed her on his death bed. - The mother was also silent for a few moments. . • 'Well love*\ she at length resumed, 'yoii *• were but a few months old when, one. day, I was sitting'with you in a small arbor in the , garden of the dwelling where we then resided. On a sudden | heard the latch of the. gar4[eii\ gate raised, $nd a poor, emaeiatedHoOWn£ man toiled up lie sunny walk. He appeared . in the last stage of wretchedaess, and sickheea seemed to add its heavy lo'ad of -rflisery Whew there appeared to be an accumulation of flls. I rose with an intention of inquiring into hit condition,' and relieving him' W;-'far- asi niy - means would permit; and, taking youlhniy afnip, I stood before him. But, Grace, f v Atip* pose that time had not changed me_ as it had him, for he instantly ejaculated my maidea , name! Yes, love, you may well drop yont work and raise your eyes, it was indeed he whom I had, loved, and persisted in loving, ia oppobition to my parents' judgment. At thati moment your father appeared at the door, and when I looked on you and him, contraited- with the wretched mass of filth that shranlc a before me, my heart leaped with gratitude to * God for teaching me to subdue my own eyii : passions* Your father had known, before our marriage, all the circumstances concerning him and myself, eo that a few words made\ known to him the cause of the surprise pic- tured in both our countenances ; and to make me love and revere him still more, that good man relieved bis present Wants and provided for his future ones. Yts, Grace, your father fed, clothed'and lodged that creature in a neighboring cottage till he recovered health and strength—nay, more, he concealed his name from all inquiring ears, and not an eye which had once known could now recognise George May I' ' 'GeorgeMay, mama!' 'Yes, love, George May I ThesameWho used to pay us the yearly visit from London, to evince his gratitude for your father's kindness. The same who died in our villagfe of decline seven years after, leaving you the Bible and Prayer-book as the only legacy wfiioh coald be bestowed by poor, bat repentant George May. But now, dear, it is growing quite dark; I will go and see our evening meal prepared, and when we have taken that, pray to yonr Maker, and then retire to your pillow,? And so Grace did, and the next morning when she entered the breakfast room, she threw her arms around her mother's neck, and Whispered that. She had gained the victory j she, too, would try if her, mind might hot Over.. come the erring indications of her heart. Yes, and Grace succeeded ; and twenty years after, when she saw a daughter of heiTowa \ growing-up, she remembered how mildly her mother had won her from her folly | and she felt that, to be obeyed by that daughter, the must remember that she herself bad once been a wiH and willfuJJbeing, and that itit only by placing our hearts in the .situation of^others thai we can hope to influence them by our r/tecepts. V the Old HarpiscHorfX. . Beethoven was in the habit o,f playing Jbia symphonies on an old . harr/iechoro! WlTtestt They Would thus be made to stead oat in their true character, with nothing ~t<f haSs their faults, or exaggerate their beauties. If then they commended themselves to his «ar. they were good,* and might safely be sent forth to ^he world. ' Thus wisely may we test our character, ea\ deavoring to ascertain how it maifests.itself-^- not on great and tare occasions, [^^tptfi the public eye, where there ia a chance forj display and appianse, but in private, in the littjteieivery day duties-, Which attract no particuMk *|tea- tion and reward us with pra.i£«: /, If in the retired nook of yon? 6*n brea«|, in the regulation of your thougntsan|tifeelifgs_.$_ if, in ithe bosom of your fmfilfjSa tfie< r^oV onous round of home life ea$h day, yoti J^re^ serve a sweet* B*r$ne te^peri^ cheerfully j takinila real #ej duty, and j*.all these strive to serve and if, in aword, your piety so^il^ell «it;. «a^b;' an unpretending harp, and lh#felltt is^oodi genuine, tested ; It will onediy\Ma*ciia^aM tioii: Jrom a.^astejr'.ft^no^«r-^r^%/^^^ti was thrilled £y the genius of B^thesren.^ American Met8mger> . v M r~'; ^ag^An old woman, on baing before a magistrate ftS ^ ^^^iQtM^li settlement, was^-aeked wh# reason she had for supposing her husband had a legal settlepent in that town, the old : My , : sait|:-^fS^iJWi.; born and married there, and; they buried ii*^ there; and if that isn't settling him tl»ere, i- t t don't know what is.\ f **~*3 A~x, • t VjSSM.
