POETRY.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
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N .-E-,, FOR THE ENQUIRER. ANSWER TO "WHAT AM I"

 Inths Enquirer cJf fthe 96th ~tt. Thou art that sound which oft attends The gently passing gale; And purling streamlet as it wends Along the soping vale. MssgmMr! love thy soothing voice As tn notes that Nature wakes; May thy soft music be my choice

 Which nights dull silence breaks But backward read. O sad reverse Thou bane of peace end home! Thou surely art nations curse Thou life-destroyer, RUM!

 MANS MlSFORTUNE;

 OR, 4 MODERN FINE LADY. False seeth, false hair, false hips, false taces; Alas, poor man! how hard thy case is: Instead of woman's, heavenly woman's charms, To clasp cork, buekrGm, varnish, in thy arms!