'uperannuated,


Total, 327932 535la 523
Total last year,


Increase this year,

From the National MteTgencer.
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:HE BEAUTIES OF NATuRE-From q verv
article, in the new Western Revewy
published at Cincinnati by Mr.. Flint, descriptive Of
the flowers of The valley of the Mississippi we ex.
tract the following introductory reflections. which
are alike creitabe to the head aud the heart of the
editor.


sin fitting up this magnificent universe, in which
God has laced US, every thing seems to have been
formed with double reference to utility and bean
ty. In the arrangements of the Creator we can see
no reason, priori why the predominant coors Of
vegetable nature should not have been crimson. or
blue, instead OF green. Every one has felt, indeed.
that this last Us the most pleasing color to the eye
But every has not looked beyond this fact to ibt
,actual wisdom, contrivance, and benevolenco -
Providence, in clothing nature with this cheerful
delightful color. Colors, in which light abounds