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SPRING, gentle and lovely spring has again made her appearance, to gladden. us with her smiles All nature is decked in her luxuriant robes of green; the early spring flowers put forth and bloom, and whisper to the mind images of by-gone days. The green grass springs up, and wet by the early morning dews, appears as sparkling gems beneath the elastic tread. The garden, the orchard, the hedge, and the forest all smile in their gay covering. The sun pours forth his genial rays with more than wonted proIuseness, making the chilled blood course through our veins with joy and gladness.

 The streams and fountains have broken the icv chain, which has so long enthraled them, and as their waters go sparkling and dancing along to swell the siIvery main, they appear 10 assume more joyous aud musical voice at the approach of their fairy queen.- Innumerable chorsters of every species of singing birds are heard amid the green groves enrolling their varied notes to welcome the season of flowers. The pines have assumed a deeper and softer fringe of green, and the moss appears Gs q bed of the choicest velvet. The mon liain ivy and more odorilerous ho- nev suckle, delight us no less with their fra grance, than with the graceful fold of their delicate tendrls, which with bud and bloom entwine with increased fondness around the aged cypress and sturdy oak, representing old age supported by the buoyant hand of youth. Ali nature is cheerful and happy Should not we then who are so peculiarly blessed, raise our hearts in praise and thank fitness, to that Great and Good Being who has made such world fer our good and happiness: and so conduct ourselves in 1t, that we may reign with Him hereafter where there is continual spring and the chilling blasts of winter never enter. A.