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!. Aroasa of Flowers, Plants, 8'c.-The fragrance of garden, particularly in Au- gust, is delightful, from the combination of both fruits and flowers. 1t is said that the fragrance of flowers depends on the volatile

 oils they contain; and these oils, by their

 constant evaporation, surround the flower

 with sort of odorous atmosphere, which,

 at the same time that it entices larger in- sects, may, probably, preserve the parts of

 fructiGca.ion from the ravagcs "f the sn'all-

 or ones. Volatile oils, or odorous snbstan-

 ees, seem particularly destructive to mic

 mute insects and animalcul@, which feed

 on the substance of vegetables /; thousands

 ofaphides may be usually seen on the stalk

 and leaves of the rose, but none of them

 are ever observed on the flower. Cam

 phor is used to preserve the collections of

 ilafuralists. The woods which contain ar-

 omatics oils are remarkable for their inde-

 ssEucfibility, and for their exemption from

 lie attacks of insects this is particularly

 tho case with the cedar, rosewood, and cy-

 press. The gates of COnstantinople,

 which were made of this last wood, stood entire from the time of Constantine, their founder, to that of Pope Eugene w. pc. riod of eleven hundred years.

 Revenge is incompatible with happiness as it is hostile to reason and religion. Let him whose heart is black with malice and studious of revenge, walk through the fields while clad in verdure, and adore the flow CTS to his eye there is no beauty, the flow CTS to him exhale no fragrance. Dark as his soul, nature is robed in the deepest sa- ble. The smile of beauty lights not up his bosom with joy; but the furies of he'll rage in his breast, and render him as miserable as he could wish the object of his hate.- But let him lay his hand on his heart and say :-" Revenge cast thee from me--ia- ther forgive me, e,as forgive. mine enemies'' --and nature will assume new and deIight- full garniture. Then indeed are the meads verdant, and the flowers fragrant-then is the music ofthe groves delightful to the ear and the smile of virtuous beauty lovely to

 the soul.-T Village Record. 1