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Morriage-Why cannot people enter
into tho marriage state without such a
troublesome exhibition Of Joy! We see
nothing in the occasion calculated to in
splre mirth, but on the contrary, much
that might justly awaken soicitude and
tears. Who can tell what may be.ide
That nuptial wreath may not yet have
faded, when the eye that now flashes be-
meath its fragrant bloom may be closed in
death that costly bridal dress, enriching
and betraying the beautiful form, may
not yet have received soil from time,
or an invasion from the tickle force Of
custom, when it must be laid aside for the
palseless shroud ! and those who have
now met to congratulate and make merry,
may ere another moon shall wane, meet
to sympathi2e and mourn


We once trembed over the verge of a
declaration, that givethe5 apprehen5lons
the most gloomy effect But when that
word friendship met our ear, and all be-
yond it was swecly interdictrd, we were
the happiest mau on earth We could
compare our situation only To that OF one
who had narrowly escaped being buried
alive, or who had seen the pale being
whom he most loved, while friendly bapds-
were dressing her for the grave, suddenly
wake q life !! The kneII hat had been
suddenly pouring its death dirgc over The.
curren! Of future years, changed at once
10 sounds OF sweetest mo,ody the sigh


.ig wind that was wal,lng over the per-
,shed flowers of bliss, as if it had struck
The yre Of Orpheus, breathed the most
enchanting music and the rumbIing
hearse, with It's pail and plu@c, became a
seraphic chariot, rolling owe pavement
OF gems and gold, But this is matter
for which the public can entertain but ye-
ry little concern. We think the most re.
pulsive specimen Of vain impudence is
that, when a man tries to make his own
private experiences, matters Of public in
tercst. A man should say uo,a'ng about
himscIf,-nothing good or bad, or .ndller-
ent nothing good for thas is van,ty-no-
thing bad for that is Notwithstanding
Indifferent, for that is silly