LIFE.
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A8G 4o rief history in three parts, with Sequel, dedica ted to gentleman on his wedding day.

 Part I-LovE. A glance-a thought-a blow It stings him to the core A question-will it lay him low Or will time heal it OCT ? He kindles at the name-- He sits and thinks apart; Time blows it to a flame, Burning within his heart. He loves her though it burns, ,.. And nurses 1t &ith care; He feels the blissful pains by turnsA- With hope and with despair. Part H.-CoURTsH1P. Sonnets and serenades- Signs, glances, tears, and VOWS Gifts, tokens, souvenirs, parades, And courtesies, and bows. A purpose, and prayer The stars are in the sky He wonders how cen hope should dare To let him aim so high. Still hope allures and flatters, And doubt just makes him bold And so, with passion all in tatters, The trembling tale is told. Apologies and bushes,

 Soft looks, averted eyes: Each heart into the other rushes- Each yields, and wins prize

 Part HI.-MARRIAGE. A gathering of fond friends Brief, solemn words, and prayer A trembling to the fingers ends, As hand in hand they swear. Sweet cake, sweet wine, sweet kisses And so the deed is done; Now for life's woes and blisses- The welded two are one. And down the shining stream They launch their buoyant skiff, Bless d if they may but trust hope's dream, But ahl truth eehoes-v!

 TIE SEouEL-IF. If health be firm-if friends be true Itself be well controlled- If tastes be pure-if wants be few; And not too often told: Treason always rule the heart, Hpassion own its sway If love in age to life impart The zest it does today: If HProvidence, with parent care, Mete out the varying lot, While meek contentment bows to share The palace or the cot: And oh if faith sublime and clear, The spirit upward guide They're bless'd indeed, and bless'd for e'er: Inc bridegroom and the bride!