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THE next or Winter session of this Institution
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on the third Wednesday in July. The terms
For the Winter Session.
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"Your! your! nal Col. Bragg 'sgrape-shot!
TaRniulas and scorpions! Thunder and
California gold, and bank defaulters! she us
a negro ma! as true as preachinl" AT this
moment the priest inquired if he should pro-
ceed 10 finish the marriage ceremony. Says
the Yankee. "Finish lwhalg' s.Why tho
marriage of you and Miss Maria" "No,"
says the Yankee: wouldn't surrender this
night for all the gold in Chrstendom, if
could get it. A negro mother-in-lsw, as
black as the ace of spades, weighing 24o
pounds--S70, 900. Gee-whew! give me
my hat! and he took it and sloped to paris
unknown. 'Spose he's gone over the Lake
for a few weeks. among the fasbIonables.
P. S,--I have no doubt if the young
Yankee would come back, and saA upon the
beautiful young lady again, and be a little
more discreet and not in SO great hurry
to pop the question he might offer his hand
the second Time, and find out his intended
mother-in-law is not black as she might be-
for sue was SO black for that particular ec-
casion, for the purpose Of finding. out if bis
love for her daughter was SO. ardent as he
persisted.-I O. Crescent. ,ar.r..t .,,...
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land precision at the wonderful head dress,
tan act which greatly alarmed the old lady
who having never seen such think before,
was firmly convicted that the man was IN
sane,s and only taking aim preparatory 10
bdischarge:a ddubebarelled pistobat her. by
dintyof earnest and long rpersuaiton. ! az
length succeeded in ,aHsying her lively ap-
prehensions Of fpersonaI harm, not, however,
until tbe cntire h6dse had caught an mixing
-of the merits of the case yand had expressed
their hearty appreciation of it by a general
Elaurh The poor girls, hid their binshInS
! faces behind their fans, and l verify believe
would have died from the effects Of exces-
siye modification, laa notthe curtain sud
denly arisen, and the play. WHICH was Mac
bbeth) J. cemmsuced- -all eyes were at once
directed, of course, to the stage, among the
rest Aunt Dcbby's, and IN the m DIST OF the
noisy applause, | couli distinctly hear her
fexcaihi: "Well, i never ldid we would
have thou ght that folks 'ud have lhe imPer-
linence to show their. legs in that way
However, all went off well unul the dealh
Scene, up to which time Aunt Debby had
been so engrossed with the interest of the
play, that She had totally forgotten to my
grea. satisfacyion) to make single remark
/ Then, as Macbeth, on whose face were de
Ilmeated an the terrible passions 'whith
EGl'e,lliis heart, leaned'ovcrhs sleeping vic.
tim, ,qwich dagger poised in the air, all the
benevolent feelings Of Appps ReebGbys niaf
tule, for which she was universally remark
ed, and all that energy ofpurpose no Tess pc
lculiar to her at times, moved within her with
irrepressible force, and suddenly r'is ing
from her seat, and sezng me, she exclalm
ed in her shriIlest tones: ooh, Peter, help
help! Oh, Mr.. Duncan" (addressing the
Isl4eping King, ("look out-get upF, and
then pointing her finger DIT the astonished
Macbeth, exclaimed: .fAin,tyou ashamed
to sneak on u fellow creatur in that way, ana
try to assassinate him, You ugly MAJ, you!
Thcsc expressions, spoken in all tlt
earnestncss, and intensity of Aunt Debby'f
mature, electrified Macbeth, caused tbs
sceping Duncan to open his eyes in amalze'
uent, and lhen to Join in the general laugi
which flied Tie whole house. My feelings
Fcan be Better imagined than described; how
/ grabbed AmtD ebby, how rushed from
The house with that esiialaole lady, Wink
the gjrly, like couple Of tenders to a. lt" loco
motive, followed in my wake, how l humpel
myself through the streets, and how faint
and sick lat heart reached the parrnta
roof, are all.mysterics tonne to this DAY
but nowaI felt awfully mean, cxceesslyeI !, !,
mortified. and most outrageousIy HORNED
are matters Of stern realty now, and eve
WILDE. s..''"' .a9' "..'' 's.~
%, phe next morning l suddenly fouad
necessary to leave home, and would have
beep particularly delighted with with an embfass f:
to The 4'egce Islands. The poor sirl
were tconfned to lhsir rooms, and refused t
see company Tor a month, while Aunt Deb
i by, to her dying day, fnmly believed tha
she saE9d Duncan's life, but 70 our great g2 re
licf never after expressed desiFe7to VS.
the Il eatrr,
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SPRING
pT HENRY BRADY,

'..,.iy al. r,-,TY HENRY ERADr. .ays51 sW
When Winters bowling, stormy blast, O..
IH With fury on Us rolls;i1J ''I.- a p. 't ''.-".
When virgin SHOWS fly drifting past, &C.. Ina SIT
80 In mountains from the poles,
b When fierce north.easter clear the street, }I0g
OF every living thing, 3d.,
o then how much we Tong 10 greet as'.e' g
s...T The calm and genial SPEag, 7sa.4rT sdT
,,I IIol Spring appronchos-Row exact, $50 aua 1il
L.. The seasons GOretum, - - I....t . 3D..
Each rising sun proclalms the Fact,
Its beacon signals burns; ..U.usf
The atmosphere, the woods and lawn,
Most ioygusly do ring,
With souidspeeuliI Ic 10 the dawn lAEL
VI and genial Spring.
Then let's be joyful we who are i.4 til AL u y
So favored from on high;
Bow down he head let humble prayer, rr
i Ascend above the SKYE i"a tls"l 7"t
Let's cease awhile our worldly boasts, . .l-..jr
Attuna the harp and sing,
Hosannas tothe Lord OF Hosts, fa'lH HaI
| Who sends another Spring .. ...
Soon Nature in her richest robe, uUgI ,aYia
Most glorious will be SEEM
Her hand will spread the entire globe ".'.. -H ''
l., With purgst, richest green t ......-sE B.
Her softest carpets span the earth,
.,. She viii her mantle fling, - B.a#..#BA
Der forest, glade, and mountain heath,
'aa Thefast approaching Spring. - @'
Ye who by sickness are oppresscdi
hanEYe,who on crutchas GO H-' H'.s." Ha.H. ~
Jump up, exult, you'll ditbcst, -r...... .....E
;" As doth the bounding Roe
| Come out aud view the budding trees, A. O.
Your doors und shutters fling
| Wide open, to admit the breeze, 5##' .s.
pa. Of sweet refreshing Spring. .... ..,|yE.
Ye youthful happy nyinphs and swains, t" n.
Who, like the lamb and tawn, 4
Do skip and sport Though fow'ry plains ~
Or in tho shaded lawns I,,. es.sa -f r-...H
Remember whilst you are al play,
IgG 'Fhat death may ply his sting, g..' ..' 4
Though III the morning OF your day, .
FA Before another Spring. %. SO -'. ..'.'
The mighty monsters of the deep,
tTiE Tho small fish in the stream; ~r .4. ia
They too, jump up and az they leap, .......,..
They pruise the great Supre!nc;
The Eagle soaring 10 The Sunyu gf't f. ft
|. 7 he small bird on the wing, ...
.Ant lark, at day break, hath begun 10" at.'
10 worship God III Sprlng, .-- .rt..r,3... B.
O, brcethes there one lenoathths skies, ~,,-l q
Iel5 "A man " hoG V6r Gtodt = b a9@a%A VA
This earth OF ours, and still denic9i
The existence o aGok
Lei such, ii such there be, arise, ,a.ryt .#I
/ ANA view each happy think,
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