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 FRUITS, FLOWERS, AND FRIENps.-Ihe sweet Spring time has come again; and, among her choice and cheering accompaniments, fruits. and flowers from the hands of our fair friends find their wei come way to our table, and walen feelings of grate- ful kindness in our heart. Not day passes with out charming our senses with beautiful and fragrant boquets snd yesterday dish of the ripest, richest most delicious Strawberries, gathered aHd prepared by the farest of hands, placed before us just as we had plodded our way through dull piece of ed itofia labor. Grateful change of subject and pur- suit! Fruits and flowers are very sweet; and We plead guilty to enough of epiearism to enjoy such things with zest But far above such creature comforts'. more exquisite still, is the kindness of lriends--and, abovr all, of such friends, who spreading the mantle charity over our many faults hold us in favored remembranee

 InduIgent reader if you desire an excuse fer our saying so much about matter so ntrely personal 10 ourselt, you may find il in the fact that we are floating adown the dull stream of single blessed- ness. in one of those crazy cid crafts denominated sbachelors hall" Deem it not strange then, that gleam of sunshine to illumne our way. or gen. tic zephyrto fiji our sail, is hailed with joy and thankfulncss. SEN. ED.