Thou wearest m:tby daily walk, Sweet modesty that wins regard, And kindness that compassions all; And cheerfulness, its own; reward::•' ^ •* ;/*- ? *-♦ '* 'c - • ** ^■ . ' 1 ' ■Thy voice is skilled to utter song,- So sweet it holds the listner boundWith modest grace, these gifts divine, Thou usest all good ends to aid; .We hear theei.and-forget our care : • ^iWedhn h°t‘ help but bless thee, maid.Now Christmas-tide is on the landSiWe bring:7 .this work'.'of Scotland’s^Ajslight memorial of ourldve^ A token ^.our^^gardj^ayl^eairea^returnMissm-A'Kice Present.That was a valuable present presented to Miss Ida Taylor, at tbe M. E. Church last Wednesday evening, by several gentlemen of this place. It consisted of Sir Walter Scott’s complete works in thirteen volumes, nicely bound and illustrated. In presenting the work to Miss Ida her admirers took into consideration-all that is ex-pressed :by our: Boonvillo bard, in the following lines:TO MISS IDA TAYLOR.Whilst cunning?in thy hand creutes,' Concordant and harmonious sound.'