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Indiana American., 1857-01-16
A CHALLENGE.

VsiiE RESULT OF tho trial Of Corn crushers ai
brookviile on Saturday the sixth 80 Decem-
bcr, being unsatisfactory % The parties Interested
hereby Invite any and all Corn crnthors who
feel 80 disposed, % meet The
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT"
at llfookyllle, on The frat Tuesday In September,
1887, 10 compete for Purse, on Tho following
lat. A committee OF ave dlsinterested men
shall DO chosen, at least Zen days before the day
cf trial. the manner OF choosing said comnllieu
70 be determned BY consultation with The coinpc'.
3D. This committee shalI receive $40 each for
their services, 90 be paid out OF The "pufse "
%. Each compelling MN shall pay 10 the COM
mtitee etoo, before commencing 10 Rrlndi Tue
mont thus paid TO constitute = "pu'se" which
shall be awarded 10 The best Mil, alter iho com
miiise have dedue ted their compensation ne stat
alh Tho mills shall be Sc, to grind OF an even
nncness Of meal, and shall In no case DO changed
slh. No Mil shall be fod or forced by hand, bat
allowed 10 supply themselves, Tho corn being
thrown loosely Into The hoppors.
OH. Each min shall grind one hundred fevo lu'
IN. Tho same quality Of corn shall bo used by
all the Mills.
slh. The meal OF each Mil shall be accurately
measured by the committee. ana IN account made
OF 10. one bashel OF the meal from each MILL
shall DO passed through Mo- seiye'
9th. fhe power required fof each MILL shall bo
noted by the uss Of tho :" "Dynanometer
10Th. Afier grinding 10 the satisfaction of the
committee, tho strength ana durability OF each
min shall DO proven, BY putting into the mills
such hara substances rs are liable 10 get Into lhem
IN ordinary usage, until all the mills are either
broken or otherwise rendered useless.
II shall be The duty the comm iiee 10 note a.
tentiyely all the qualities OF each MILL and make
thorough examinations with that view. To make
a memorandum OF each Item that falls under theil
observation, aud after the trial "a over retire and
compare notes, and render a full Report and
award the Premium 10 The Mill which shall, Ia
their oplnlon, best deserve II.
II shall be obllgaioy upon AL competitors thai
they shall DO upon ihe ground, ready for 0perat
Ing, by nine o'clock, A. M.,-and also upon the
committee 10 be present at that hour.
WILLIAM MULFoRD.
Brookvlllo, Dee 18th, 1880 n
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
PUBLIC SALE.

piiE undersigned will oiier at public sale on
Tuesday, ths oh day OF January, 1897, ~ the
late residence OF John Howard, deceased, IN tho
town of Bfoo k,ile, all the personal properly be.
longing ~ tho esletu Of said deceased. consisting
In part OF household aud Kitchen furniture, ear.
penter and whcelwfiEht tools. lumber, SO.
N credit of ak months viii be given on all sums
Of three dollars ant upwards by the purchaser
dor three dollars, cash Ia hand. Bale 10 COM
moneo AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ.
All persons who know themselves 10 be indebi.
against tho ostRio Will preaent The ~ ZOE phimani A..
doe 10 THOMAS DEYAk AkMoN.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

DIR. RoBAcK's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
Tho cures accomplished BY those great swedish
medicines would be incredible II they were not
Infested by the parties ihcmseltcaUscr their own
names. Dr.. koback, ihc discovcrcf and sole pro-
prietor of these famous feaiorallvUs, IL now pro.
parlnR cor publication his list OF cures for fHa3
many OF whom had been told by their family phy.
sictans that there was no help, they must die, The
faculty are thundcrstruck. They never dreamed
OF tho possibility OF compopndug n preparation
capable OF reaching The scat OF dsenso Ia the
biaod and restoring that nnid tn q healthy candl
tion, with absolute certainty. All diseases OF The
stomach, liver, kldne3s, ner'es, skin glands and
muse los, are infallibly removed by Blood furnui
and Hood pills. hoo advertisement.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho House met

TWO O'CLOCK, I. Ut.
Tho House met
A resolution was adopted inviting the
senate to attend In the Hall Of Represents
ailycs to hear tho Message Of the Cover
nor. And tho senators having como In,
the Governor In person read 1t.
After It's delivery, tho senators retired,
m tho House, on motion, adjourned.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

7 IGHTE, NEWTON q BRADBUis,Y,s ~.
rSow legged TO bs the besi nude Ia ,-yzss,Slj
Amoaca, Ny stock was never bot-l . "
tor Than now, while my prices from this until aser
tho nrst Of January next cannot DO eqnallede-
street. q. NJ. MuKcH,
No, "a West Fourth street.
sole agentf H., n. d B.h Pianos, and success.
n0r 10 Musch a White. Jans
Indiana American., 1857-01-16


Senate mot at two O'Clock, aud was call
ed TO order b. tho President
A message from tho House informed
Tho senate, that tho House had coneurred
Ia tho resolution OF tho senate on appoint.
Ing a Joint Committee TO wait upon the
Governor and ascertain when II would
suit his convenience TO communicate his
Biennial Message to tho Legislature,
freeland, of Knox, ,novod to take up
tho question Of fules Of orasr, which mo.
tion prevailed.
Slater, Of Dearborn, moved 10 refer the
whole matter 10 select Committee Of five.
A call for tho ayes and nays resulted-2o
ayes, 28 nays.
A message ffom tho House, inviting the
senate TO como into the Hall OF tho House
Of Representatives 10 hear rs ad tho mos.
sage Of tho Governor, was re seived.
On motion Of Murray, Of Toward, the
senate adjourned until Saturday morning
at o o'clock.
Friday Morning, Jan. Q, 1857.
Tho House met.
On motion Of Mr.. studah aker, tn
Door-keeper was directed to perform
without additional pay, the dutie, usual.
dscharged.by Sergeant at Arm,
A message from the senate wasi eceive'
informing the House Of It's organ zation
On motion Of Dobbins, commi tteo Q
two was appointed to wait upon tha Gov
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

lrt-Many n farmer. by too sparing-
" seeding his meadows. has been o.
bliqod to CO do his whole farm.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING


ever ofeFod In this market. We have been yofy
particular In bu, lug our Clothing, aud naller ears
selves that We eau rim you out, gentlemen, from
shead 20 foet" torless money lhan any house in
this Valley. olive usa call.
Domosties.
Nehayean unusually large stock 0i pomesllca
such ~ Muslina beaehed and unbioLshed. Drii.
linga, do. LlneA aud uoiIon diaper, Ileklhgs, dc.
Prints.
When u comes 70 "calereo" "we'Te around"
but all thatwe need say abort prints is, that " o
have tho MerFmnck, C0checo, rhillp Aller Z.
aops, bay hiale aud hpragae e,nnd., which every
body knows Rro "a good as gold dollars,
Wall Paper.
This Il Just The ssusoa OF The year 10 paper your
wals-lhoy begin 10 look bad. We have made
large accosslons 70 our heretofore extensive stock
of Wall Paper, aud can, without doubt, exhibit
thelaFgest aud most taatefully selected sloel-aud
then so eheap-of any house IN 1hese parts.
Carpets.
We have lust opened d large aud we'll selected
stock OF Imported Carpets OF the latest patterns.
Rag Carpets always on hand.
Boots ana shoes.
Wa IA, % one room devoted 10 lhls branch OF tho
business, .'nd NO are now prepared 70 suit with
nsant pontai elng Lli tho varieties OF Ladies
Bushinsahd Boolo,~. Misses ana Chlld's shoes,
Men and BOYS noos and shoes. We have a
large assortment Of Cu.-i"N'"ApE booisahd
shoes OF oyofy description
Hats ana caps
Every grade both Tor men aud bo,H, even 10 tho
late al,l OF SOFT HATS for hard or eoft heads.
Calm Gents, and adam" wiilgiyo you "h,s."
Hardware,
and heartlclcs usually koptin retail store. in
Quccnswnre and Glassware
We have az ontlro new stock, containing some
new patterns, and all that 10 wanted la this way.
Bui wv feel II unnecessary W say more. suffice
for us 10 say wo feel very grateful for The liberal
patronage bestowed upon US all through our mer.
camille course, and nothing on onr part shall boz
done, at this late day,to morit a disconllnuance
of tho aamo. wa are sure that if good IOOda
cheap Goods, and plenty OF them, aud goniloman.
~ elcrksto wait on youla whatyou want, wo have
40 fears.
april n. II. OALLlON& son,
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

Alwa ysgIve land the iirstmeal. lfthis
"a well 'fed with manure. It will feed NIL
else--pl ants. animals and man.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
EXEcuTOR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE l. hereby given that letters tesamenia'
IN ~ have beon granted the undersigned Execu-
Tor OF tho last will OF stephen Craig, late OF
Frank lin county, deceased. Persons having
claims against tue estate, or owing II are request
cd 10 call and settle. The estate u solvent.
JanV3w JUDAH llfNChLEY.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

COUNTRY Pfk0DUCE. = Slaughter d
" Williams keep on habds all kinds OF country
Prednce, Pork, lard, Sweet Potatoes, Irish Pola-
toes. rampkihs, Apples. Bus>sr, &c, for sale
cheap for sesL.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
cLsvrtlrp. Ohio. Dec. 8, 1858.

CtttttAhpf blins HrftNi irlfi
On. Kon.cK-Dcar sir.-i should BE- Indeed On.
grateful n failed 70 repi, 70 your letter 81 ho
iolh uil., nqulfing lae eFecl q your remedies 10
my case. You say on do not wish 10 publish ~,
feply, but simply 10 learn for your oan sailsfc.
ton what tho Scandinavian Remedies have done
for mo. ilut, my dear sif, wi.h s6a g. matr
my statement public, not only ~ a issi inbsis g.
your own skin, but for the benefit OF oiheFs eho
may be suffering - suffered, and mishl bo enf.
cd as have been cured. FoFmofa than sls ,ears
ns you are aware, endured a continuous mnfify.
dom from tho combined effect 81 chronic d3spop.
ala, liver complaint. constipation. and o mo.i 90
pioFable condition of tho nervous hltism. pnr.
Ing that Time employed tlo hetl physicians Ia
The West, and three times gisliof Nsw Yort lor
The purpote Of consulting lhe mosiomiaeti mod.
Ia Al msn IN that city. al was nseisss. doe.
paired Of reeoyeanR my health, and almost wish.
% for death. II WA ni this Time sonr sasofiss.
ment caught MY eyes, and delsfmlnee, nsb iol.
iofn hope, 10 lfy your Scandinavian liloot funa.
Or and Blood Pills, only ave months have eiapi.
cd since uneoIkod the hni bottle and took iho
ifsl pill. Three words will ten lhu fosuli, J sHl
wenl ,ss, In better health ihan can forollefi
having enjoyed since ras childhood. Aiy foebso.
W, undor Providence, owe 70 yon. ! believe B
have paid ,oa about lhln,.hee dollhn formadl.
cine, and had every dollar bean q Aanafs9 thaf
would have becn cheap,
kkith daao eeatltu.la 4 fataaia ..a4a tsaIa
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

r1uANOs ron uENT-NEW AND
/ z SECOND HANDEL have seven. - - s.s.'|.IE
" Pianos that want 10 rent, aud u - li
will LEI Inc .-aht apply on ihe puF.ff l ~
ehase mill th. ,sut pays for The Piano, t0hie
/ rent, ana pav for ,''aaO and not know u.
~ " &. NJ. MukCH,
M. "A West Fourth street,
Sole Aeentfo,L NJ q. vlan0r, and bishop
q Chid's molodoOna. Jan
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
VALLEY HOUSE,
nHooKvILfE, IND.
JOHN KING. PROPRIETOR.

JOHN KING. PROPRIETOR.
lrHIs HOUSE IS ALWAYS OPEN FOR THE
hours travellers wiz be waited on by good ate 10
dAnts. rho liable will be furnished with tho bcst
tho market anofdl. lloarlor can be accommo.
dated with single or double rooms, With coed
iro and all other convoniences necessary. n nd on
reasonable terms. In connection with this house
nov there ID The best stable IN tho County, being
sufficiently large 90 accommodate City head Of
horses, aud TO drive twenty -nvc wagons or car.
flnges inside. Tho stable viii always be inrnish-
cd with plenty OF gOod gfan and hay, and attend
od by good Optlors. Horses kept by tho week, ,
day or feed nt tho lowest possible rates.
IN connection with the stable will keen few
good horses and buFglcs 10 hlFo. am also pro.
pared 10 take travellers or citizens 10 any part o.
the county thoy may wish 20 70 on reasonable
terms. J. KING, Proprietor.
dee 10
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
NEW DRUG STORE.

NEW DRUG SlUkE
tsIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR
ID " JOlHINSI1WE
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dye--stuffs, Pcrfumcry, stations
cry, kc.,
West side Of Nam S.. nert door 10 Me
VALLEY no USE.
BR00KVILLE, INDIANA.
TAKES pleasure In Informing the public gcner
Il ally, that he 10 now In receipt Of and opens
ing IN his new room, opposite The public square,
large and full stock Of Goods In his line. His
stock Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Hc can say with all confidence, 10 not surpassed,
either In quality or variety, BY any other house In
the county, nor nj as low prices. His largo stock
OF
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C.,
Kept by him, IL complete In every part. Iam now
opening an olegantassortment OF
English, French and American Per-
fumeues,
All OF which have been purchased Al such prices
- will enable mo 10 soil them At the very lowest
rnies.
Per any Of the above or numerous other articles
usually kept IN houses OF like character, the pu b.
l.e are respectfully invited 10 the "slgn Of Tho
Golden Mortar"
ply ysiclans can rely upon having their prescrip.
lion carefully compounded ...
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

mr. uEONh Mtst.OntONsi Hfls-
ul LoDkONhli MELonkOAslii go l@Eslas.s,a
Ny stock Of Moodeons 10 ths largest - III
In the city, Prices from eg3 lo siuu.f q IL
When You want Mulodoon, lha place 70 buy ia
az Ao.fi West Fourth strooi
G., a.. MuRcn,
Sole Agent for H., \, & n.'s Pianos, and success.
sor 10 Mufeh " White. jans
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

cSRocERIEg, HARDWARE. NAILS, ETC. =
" Lntk - fafquhsfafei IA fecel ~ oifal sup.
pllas Ol lhe choicest Gfoeefioa,and best selected
hardware, Gallery aud Nails, ai No I CONNER,
eiaiiiow. BY LiACk - FAhQuiiAn.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

JOY TO THE WoRLDi
nALM or A THOUSAND FLOWERS, for sails
ID At w. l.. fAReuHsR a Co.'S.
sept ~
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
no LuMnER MAKERs-

fkckiLEHf WOOD LAND ron aALT.
fNilt hVLtcnfnl.h HAS SOME EAChLLLN1
I iafulns land 90 ililnols, aud IL hoaihefn In
land in tsanA lin county, IL u al we'll numbered.
hht in lliiipis partly Improved. A saw mill On
ne lani in lnllNua would inats n fortune IN 4
ieW years. Lumlef cor tho loUa market sams
hHnie ron ga 10 ia per Thousand. Ullhln fee
miles - thn lhnH, ssd eni quantity of good pop
iaf logs iisi can DO bought, 90 tie mill 81 4 par
ihopsani. The lad oAen great Inducements "a
lieae plTlss
aug A.GooDwIs.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
Peace! Peace!!

Eeace! feaCe!!
Old things have passed away and
some things have come new
SLAUGHTER 4 WILLIAMS.
% 70 Ss psss as~ ss es esss
which they are now opening ~ the
OLD GRIND. STONE CORNER,
long occupied by ". Tyner, IN ilrook vile. 10
enunefala their stock would bo ~ tedious as u IL
useless. n you want anything Ia tho dry g50dn
or grocery line, call and see fer yourselves. They
have
New Dress silks.
Ladies' Whaling 10 examine some beautiful styles
Of fancy silks, are Invited 10 call at our store and
seo some Goods which are elegant aa any lady can
wish 10 nn0,
ssienehcd Muslin.
Ladies ara respectfully invited 10 call aud o..
amlne the nice Londnlc Blosehed Muslis, yard
and lnch widel son undfrssod Goods,
Plain fsish sitk--Won,t split.
wshaye just received celebrated Black SIX
which has given universal satisfaction. Ladies'
who arc doslfous OF purchasing black hiik Dress
that they eau have conhdenee 70 believe wlllweaf
andit ~ Slaughter & Willlams'a.
Dress G00dss
hlsllaan clape shawls, illaeL and Fancy silks,
DolainoE, Ginghams, Prints, Lawns, challiea,
MuHiina, Linena, &c., NJ our establishment.
tileuched Linen
Table Covers, iiFown do, Napkins, DoysIIesI
lustOpsned.
900 Pieces Print.
Comprising The Pacific, cocheoo, Mcrrimack,
English, Hamilton, kpfngnoa, Aliens, Manchester
and a number ol other we'll known makes, which
| we arc selling cheap,
Drapertcss
ehaye on hands an extensive assortment Of
i.nce and Muslin Draperes,
sugar aud r0insses,
You may always Ind variety of Sugars, and
New Orleans aud sugaf-ilouso Molasses NJ ouT
stand.
Eron, Nails, &o.
We would call the attention OF those wanting
| Nails OF any hlze, and Iron Of any kind, TO oNs
large assortment, which We ouorlow.
aprils3
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

MAIF AM tUMNTUIN.
for sale by N. W. Halle, Bfootsle, 3. y.
Clements, DIoomInggroyel 0laoFd q ooblo, IHa
rel. dsatfi
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

mOOAS AMI f~@VkSs
VIE have on hand good assortment OF Dooi'
w Shoes. slippers. .Gaiters, buskiss. boys. Mlsl
sss and childrens. Also Mira. fIurrrs celebgat.
ID ssinssnd tiss,stessh priees.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
nwEloDEONs MEsoDnONsi mn.

Jano Publishing Agent, Albany \. Y,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

emergency The grub. are placed in the
cell with their heads downwsrds cOnse-
quently, the first efforts TO move will not
be toward the upper cells. The mother
bee makes hole at the bottom Of the
cavity, communicating with the lowest
cell, and through this opening the young
inhabitant escapes When the food in
the next cell is consumed by its occupant,
it gnaws hole through the floor, comes
out through the previously vacated cell,
and fuds its way clear to the outlet which
has been provided by its mother.
Natural history, abounding as it does in
interesting facts, presents few things more
striking than the industry Of this insect.
Consider her labor-boring out tunnel
fifteen or twenty times her own size, de-
scending and then ascending to carry of
the sawdast, and then after having cleaned
ont the tube thoroughly, returning TO this
heap of sawdus., and collecting, grain by
grain, a sufficient quantity to partition off
the number of nurseries which the young
bees may require.
With what language more suitable can
we close the account OF the habits Of this
inseet--so small in size, yet endowed with
such wonderful in.tinc.s-than that of
David, 40 Lord God, how manifold are
thy works; in wisdom hast thou made
them all ?"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Hits at Campbell.

Il is well known rha: the recent Roman
Catholic head of the Post Office Departn't
run 1t IN debt seueral Millions of Dollars
per year-tbe South consuming more than
the North overpaid Under honest John
M'Lean and other officers, the Department
used to pay for itself and have something
over" besides.
Notwithstanding the notorious wasteful-
ness aud incompetency of this fourth'rate
lawyer who the Pennsy ylvanians had rejeo-
ted as Judge, there were to be found post
masters and contractors who toadied and
complimented him with q pertinasity and
extravaganza of adulation most sickening.
But now be is out of Office, the tune has
changed, and he will soon be regarded as
the smallest man who ever nominally filled
a place 10 the Cabinet. The Nashville
Tenn Uaion G american is the bosom
friend of A.V. Brown, the new Post Mas
ter General in that paper Of 18th inst.we
fiad the two following notices, which
coming as they do from an ultra, partIzan
organ of his own party, and Of Campbell 8
own successor-are sufficiently severe:
"THE New POSTMASTER GENERAL
The appointment Of Ex-Governor Aaron
V. Brown to the important position OF
Postmaster General seems to be regarded
by the press generally as a good one, and
that the abuses ,ohieh haoe prsrailsd so
largely under Mr.. Campbell will be speed,
lily corrected by his a6te and better quGli5ted
successor, strong hopes are entertained
"THH MAILs.-There nerer sods such
uaiirsrsat complaints about the FAILURE Of sne
Mails an Tennessee, as exist at this time
These failures are Attributable to many rea.
sons, which we trust will soon be looked
into and remedied by our present able ana
efficient Post Master General. We knou
it will be done"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
TIE FAnM---
The Ga-Eien---TIie Orchard.
Cutting Scions.

Few persons axe already 50 well supplied
with the really excellent new varieties Of
cherries, piuma, aFr.cs aud pears, that it
will moi he for their interes. TO add some
what to their stock We stoP no. TO emu
mera,e those varieties our readers, per
h-ps, are already well-postea in relation 20
them Put We wish 70 remind them that
the season for engrafting Is nigh at hand,
and tia, sciJhs mus. be secured soon or il
will be too late.
Sci1ps my be cut at any time between
the fall Of the leaf in autumn ond the star
ting ef the sap in spring If Gu, in shs
fall, they must be buried in dry, sandy
soil on the north side Of the fence, and
mound Of earth drawn up over shsm TO
throw Of the water, or placed ia a cellar.
Ii cut IN winter they may be buried in
snow bor K, where they will not be likely
TO be thrown cut till spring then they
must be taken I8:o the cellar Or they
may be cut in spring and slowed in a cool
cellar Until thsy are wanted for insertion.
The best mode of preserving scions may be-
stated in few words. The object is to
keep the buds dormant, and to accomplish
this, We mist keep the sc;ons cool and
moist, but not wet If taken III the cellar,
they should be aid in cool corner, and
covered wish damp saekiDg, which SHOULD
be sQf.ua.ed as it becomes dry. They may
a,.o be kept in moss, saw-dust or sand.
If sand is used, care must be taken that it
BE hot very dry,or it viii absorb too much
moisture from :Le gratis If very mOist,
it vii be oq1aly destructive, and at best,
it viii dull tie knife in grating We
have always succeeded perfectly il using
damp sacks, or moist saw-dust.
Seions may EASILY be transported BY sx-
press, from one part of the country to ana
ther, IS packing then in damp moss. At
the present low rates Of postage, they can
also be cent BY pai!, if they are first wrap
ped IN oiled SILK W hen they are 10 trav-
el great distance, it is well to dip the
cut ends in melted sealing wax, wrap each
graft in oiled silk, tie them all altogther
with thread, surround the whole with
ar-.- --.------ a-a--ral-a-4-.---.-S--
We have known packages 50 prepared, to
be sent from the extreme North to the ex-
treme South, and though month on the
journey, they arrived in perfee. order. If
by any accident, seions become dry, put
them in common garden soil, as soon as
received in ten days they will become as
plump as ever.
We will add, that they should always
be Gu. from healthy and vigorous trees,the
wood being Of the preceding years growth,
Grm and well ripensd-Amsriean Agri-
cul.urid
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

The strength was all gone from the poor
boy, and he -unk on bis knees, s"bbing
great choaking sobs, and rubbing the hot
tears away with the sleeve Of biz jackof.
And did that woman stand there unmo-
we'd? Did she coldly bid him pnck uP
and begone? No, no, She had been
mother; and though all her children slept
beneath the cold sod in the church yard,
she had still mothers feelings She
went up to the poor boy-net to hasten
him away, but to lay her hand kindly on
his hsad-to tell him to look up,and hence
forth find in her mother. Yes,she threw
her arms around the meek of tha; poor for
sakeD, motherless child, and poured from
her moihsrly heart womsnly words of
counsel, tenderness and love
Oh, how sweet was her sleep that night !.
She had linked poor suffering heart to
hers by the strongest bonds Of love-had
plucked some thorns from the path Of al
erring but striving mortal
Did the boy leave herr No he is
with her still-a vigorous, manly, pr0mis
ing young man. The uufavor.ble cast Of
countenance which crime had lent hss
given place to an open and pleasing ex-
preston, with depth Of thought sufficient
to make it an interesting study. Ills fos-
ter father is dead. His foster mother is
now aged aud feeble, but she knows no
wau.. The once poor ou;cast is her sole
dependence, and mos. molly Loes he re-
pay the trust.