From ths Philsdeipkia Dollar Newspaper.

 THE SADNESS OF LIFE.

s.Keep through sorrow, wrong and ruth

 In thy heart the dew of youth. =" LOne fsllow
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eep through sorrow, wrong and ruth thy heart the dew of youth. LOnef fstlow. Life is sadder far than many

 Would desire us to believe; None escapeth-not to any

 Is denied the time to grieye; have often felt the sting Time and changes ever bring. Years in brightness may begin,

 But ere finished, griefs may raise; Months of joy may usher in

 Close la sorro@'s agonies; Days and hours have each their dart Even moments woand inc heart. h the time Of jocund youth.

 Joys bright stream may bear us on; But dark sorrows, wrong and ruth Soon may brood OCT pleasures gone; And the gladsome stream may be Troubled, lost tumultuously. When Ambitious lofty star

 Lures us on through toil and care, The glittering beacon shining far

 May teach us stern despair, The brow that ecurted Fame adorns Will bear chaplet wrea'hed with tborns. And Old Ages's privileges, Far from calm eontentment giving. >.~ Often only but abridges

 The desire of it receiving; For the portals Death is showing Give short pleasures at neas viewing. Then where may we peace discover: Seek 1t in no worldly praise; Seek it in the joys that hover

 Round the thoughts of youthful days Seek it in that youthful feeling Which hath noaght of double dealing. Keep m strictest, closest keeping

 The first impulse of the heart; Bear it in the midst of weeping,

 It will peace and joy impar;; For its qualities secure

 Pleasures baoyant. calm and pure.