From the Magnolia.
The Last Visit 60 the Viilarc
f~" Grocery.
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1t you have ever visited the village of
B--, IN the western part of the state of
New-f ork, you have noticed few fields
of cultivated ground, upon the very sam
NIT of the hill which rises 10 the northwest
of the place. 70 17fes"


What spot commands more delight ful. full
prospect' The village lies at your fee, .
with its houses embosomed in shrubbery.


its rivers, its canal, its bridge, and its ma "a
ny spires. The banks Of the rivers are


iringed with trees, and the pure waters re-.
feet their graceful forms, and hithfnlly
mirror every object above them. AS you
stand and look down upon the valley be- .ea /
low, you seem almost to hear The hum Of
the busy population !: and clearly and
sweetly will fall upon yonr ear the sonnd md
of the "churchgoins bells" Bu. the. !
view view from This spot is not confined to the
village. You may look east, and for many
I mules !i trace the valley OF the Chenaneo.s.
win WI It It..cu cultivated farms and comfortable
dwellings, lnterspersed with patches Of
-verdant woodlands or you may glance to-.
the south, and watch the junction Of the
TWO TWO rivers, and trace the windings of the
rapid Susqnebannah, until, in the far dis
lance, you catch the glimpse Of another
8plre, and perchance, in favorable wea,her,e.4
the notes of lis bell. -,


The sautunn scenery on the banks Of.
these rivers, the mingling of the dark
green OF the pine, and the rich crimson off,
the maple; with the variegated foliage efls
the mountain shTnbhery, is .surpassinglyss
beautiful and he wao stands upon this spots.
and scontemplates. the beautiful scene,sa
spread out before, him has renewed evi4xs
dence Of the benYo!enes af.hat Being, whessl
I thus Is SO beautifully deckslthe worldBwhichss
has been prepared for the habita.ionsof fses,
imperfect unholy, and rebellioas class osss
man.