II 1==3:11: ±I y 4 • r VUNAL attran-Care#,.Hasse ply.Orapktinn, 6,Mlarchati Arclaage, -B.lLinvel ,:Bd. Nam-YoioAi,W Rem4i • -1•!. OW OF iilli n rikrri f f. iOF Tim. 'MAX CELEBRA Extract fr by`Wilhair tl highly medi him with:gr , WWI . , irpoem %gritted thr the noeaeicm 'allaceoayouth Yetrit eggs. It "Battle orrippecattoii i r and ie Lble *dilation. It way ,recited by each soldier's ' jh the areas under , !"the ell \. NO-lom Ali; 811 .10 ohm E 4 O • Viicin Andy W 1 4 74.& Then With. Wkin 4 ind _._ Chit Wilt :forest Itoodf , ... ; f 1 lthe maze a . dew ' iefoe's ihkinf dew. i . ' s et•pich btavf 1 hall • iges every; .id - . . Abni'lke sit , awful clang - \IIILISOffiI hiehdate rung. (-for your .. , afihrit.cletithlX C 4 71 i !--'-for your Da, ra mains lugh!. !=•-till their r :nt thotunthils Ifyi '•trltimpli b ait dey!'' - • ' • ' .. iteithe S3erwin . wild and hlrtitts • *turns s el f , ris. • , .',... ;,.. .. I ii -4 1. 42 kiailiie 1 ,104. r..." Li: the i - affair '''' - d thy w ' • rs! Chnresdnow: '. to to you . be4.l 'e bend Lb War ke's.hrow f f: . ' e t, nt I your spirits qu if/ ' , ,•chleftain's iwild yea - ' • the Battle's. fiery swell! hen with their 6104th:id:di! re with . gore the vale!' iti thelwave against the rock nears its marble to the: shock, . 110411 on sea; roll hp to form 7rul"§emple . fdr the storen-f- I'd that Foo!---so dashed in &slit :tankeatainakotir pennon bright ( , ly in the Battle's 'clium.'" ... . iirdred forms convaisiz ri irasp- < d hundred press the . ng and vast and pH' oh high. , of was re tbasky: -folleir - yellsitirro T•k as Decembeel rah), s iret eds dy Oweirbriatteci to Get! ' The last faint pray'r_ froth hill &Shim • .And srasp!Ll in death the crimson sod. Where the hi/hid-red wheels of bittin thlr/. And to aphrige the blow With, flashing eye and tow'riniframe, Where slibbk the battle's fiercest flame: The braveheroic Davis came . . Like fightning on the Foe: In vain! In lan: The whirling lead . Bath laid thee also with the dead! Yet 'log:e'en he smiled-to see. • kits on r glittAring u'er the fMe. Ant ildi gate d the bloody Wand,. Witt q u tref'd yet within his hand; tit r ince as the Indian. band: - - Bo ' pierefi condor of the blast, - :razes ootut4 L \ k t his wing with stesAids alirreke i from*Chimborizies peak— neht with terifie scream. OM '"Anct ' • ling . *Sab , " 'Bl - het 't 64.31 i ~ IA ni the lightniimes burnnig beam sent sowed' within , the skie, inand the huge volcano broker eitittwerklian's arroltdart ' w: test a d - Olinne—tbre wing and heart; *bin his dying throe, ted scans his haughty foe! ' ror his torehinuE strike the Ire, led in lofty nottirhis named the warriori Meet of fire,'. ' to the wartioili.faine . lees! Thnegh,ebove thy tomb ' AO kreithes in .scuiptur'd bust, . the Hero's early 'dcfmnl— task the Hero's dtudr ' *ere the country orOnd:9 beats trophies of the too, -al grief for thee Ole View's' Ve vieedsot. Ind __- • '-r hatitterig madr4 sleckhee leToperaltrumpirai blowig, 0403riet biodifitis plops, It thine early idinli , it MHOS OPi 4 li ! **li %. • o t s O r fietj - ",^ 11 . 0 ,in 4 0 strAilii ' - ''o gigO, liimi t!* m 'lli : . follatit Foiner• ' • MI MR=M! _TR7::;; • • ME WICALKLY I DX, - AM1X.1111110,1.414. y l o . r ;rr 1 Tr' ',O 7.7 Ca. iiiiihate- "111 *C" - . - -grandly. i-frre markt !MO' vpost deep w44r , -- ,etry— band ,d: ide, iB steel-4F • biimi Ofd i d irew,sy rOsed•ii - nailt : • of idalo4-_ - liteolossais•w . klienir To Auld , fidt4o.oll. • red irithin Abe -air; • • id infirm' }whero " forni dkprit.- aria! will tl'o the eight • k and bloody right' !2EOM9 ME EMZEM Atid wider stdl,-sliallpeal thsialght -' ~ \ I iug tosnd fro, large lairds, Of nimbi; OEMs eseciandise masketry. • while-sometimes- the 'gloomy Druids asi... tip wit4'ylOgir Emmen( *Wily break - gambled' arociad the altar, and the cries of The fix, glad deeper tumult eke -t,.. .. human victims. eacendea • :iiiith4e smoke ties—eithertnnlien.eololans . of. the flames which consumed them I Before yotegallant Influrayt • ta t *, =ma th s stee d, gm , gm , t h e *,,,,,.. • &tided the bark of Caisar, in. that_an _tiqtie Award your venires:no for the slain, hour, and lusinctones over the rude Wan- Sues. strew-their warriors OD the plain; dere. Yearsielled ort; Old Rome began And. peal the ivies of vie ryt to totter, and the tretnendoint changes: et- Tts iice i Ke m and-vale gently gen c upon the remote ciimpagH g i n The Hying Indies hears tale, . - ma, were anaktniced to the. tribe* of this' And lif s the melancholy wail; '"Vio! ttqq the mighty ; Warriiir! wte . ~swt .by the withdrawal of their Roman 1 ' "For broken - is his brand - • - Governor ,, - TheSattoriarritycameswarm- "And ithered in his strongest lxiw ing from.the east;. the fleet of the{ mod 1 "Acid shattered is oar band— - Dane , hotered roved yonder coast; and I "Closed is the combat's wehry eye; Arthur arid:Alfreil wandered by this river "Oh! whither shall the !niiiim ay r . and crier 'Marie plaitis. Then from the • - Full twenty years have roll away . . south came the-Norman iVilliant r aad a Ob! God since that eventfu y! , - train of , stern . kings swept up a ft er him, And stillciar Banner gluts ere - . . - Richard and John, and - the Henrys, and Above the victor'i hoary hiiir,\ - In undiminished inightiake. the Edwards, sunk then the town began to Though round his forehead time bob, bound **line its present appearance, and to be Kis wrath ofsninvy whiteness! , . - tihaken and agitated with all the Wady And yet there breathes the coward feria • and fierce scenes and charaCters of history, d with all the vivid details of Shwa ( W Giv i er i rriettai likr ril ha ieg t I s a pe liail il, te l. Irbireigllitth deform! en. The traitor who bath arm of dame; peare. The 'various objects visible to t i Would Mush the Hero in his might, spectator are so intimantly,o terwoven . ith Ana blast his fair majestic fame! the turbid and go . ,:. ---: d a • s of the! may ironed his goblets brim, _ England, that tb. -'- , t7.' ,: . i. ,- 1 , .., aromas, • A venemous serpent hidden lie! • And on Manus • ceiling dins, with a startli -. " s it- .. sand ro ,,k“ ----,' -...- 4 .. , -• - The words flame otit'..dys duns tifiett shier mantic and ~ . , • .... ~ . . . and eland:- May eery coaling dr ai reht ire alp* - ters, whWideist - ..„0 - .. 't , st reading-days, Turn into poison on lips,— . have chiiiiirMil •'' '"'"": ''.. red the- seeltutirm • And when at last b' demon soul- -of your koileti - eas il y recognized the ithalydart away from Earth's mitre!, .4-. r- - Godttheitivengerl—let his name - prineipal (e a, pf Ludgate-hill .Si. Fleet Be spoken but with blush of sheer! street, the venerableihotoughfare of Lon . Long, chi c iiii n , *bail thilsorel Ake, dint, hall wed by the ebbings and flowing. .. / . 111 / 4 i' ir ti tha e° 44ife e'eed .whi th e t fl odk r ehiied4e htn inf a l . of inear lylwenty generations. From my - in - dearth:B.round him row . -akyish emu:mace I gazed dee% into the; And ye Who by his lon sad etrMSt, cut, like ti. deep, narrow canal Within dill battlisslii er'd wood= through die close pile of builifing4and I Whllit sabres Otter' ,o`ereaoh head. I , thrilled as I thought of the many Wags - Within tire smoke- maths don, , familiar to me from their works and him& And fell liki winter's ' the lead, • . • And•ffaided the ly gee— d; ries, vim have trodden, with the common Brave, reverend man! For yc we minim*, through that single strait. Scarce The brightestleavm **Wax( hatheiord a poet, orator, stateenism,--eoldier,, or in anAr;b4nekwYs'"lrstradaitarnirme-= world. _ , 15!.ssin, a courtier, K ith Icing , queen, or And these the Mead& of minim, ' bishop, a , pilgrim,. artist, or martyr of 0 !.... Shall ear you weasel-deathless crown! i Etieaellii but has hiSm Itere7 - saseetimes. And ye! the dead—whohkeding kll -I' in the crisis of grand events, - and - risme , For vs within the Elattk's swell. • times in the eareless uneonsciousbels-ef Oh! that ihrißird, Werth whose plum . h i s ordinary idle hours- IL ier PerhaPer, Te found a red—a r . Tomt. Elsold tell eaehdeedy arias have wrought! the Melee space moat etaleertliPeahlY.eis' , Eton thii seated in; _ ited by every one . in . . Londort,_ Prim: ial WbilithroT; .- . t i rrisisk . fil . oellS - froutleithii crithedrarblegat sena, pet* In diitib mu*, mar • LI! ' red —a or other attracts every step. Theta should a men nt name ~ And bland its mails iii / the skies, • ' Ithe most splendid . feature tit this epee. Be n eath whose:she& - Thrones would rust. tide is 03, rivet , w •-• •. . on its bridges., The Arid Empires erarohl intodust. ronal, t _hi g h Gr o tt o. is st it ssl i t m ed. , former appeals at once to die t eye with a The bow of God aid li ft its form \'magai fi cence so striking and graceful nolo - And glitter.o`er anti tity world." explain-tit a glance allthe Englishman's raptures. It goes bending, meandering I and gleaming ou.through the airy gauze; I with a beauty that at once fascinates the -eye and calls the imagination to new realmsk. Its Course is literally steeped in associations; but, within the limits of the , town, it creeps through almost opaque masses of soot and smoke, belched forth from the wilderness of pipes, flues and chimnies. It' would be needless to enn- h morale the inirnortaispots upon its shores. What beheadings and buntings; what . illiteg,inge and orassaeres; what rebellions add revolutions have gone on within this visible circle! Almost immediately be-' >death lies an open space of an irregular sit*, amid crossed by busy crowds ofieen and cattle. This is Smithfield market place: On-that very spot, William Wal lace; betrayed, into the hands of Edward ' by die base Monteith, was hanged, drawn and quartered With brutal ferocity. Ther% too, Wat Tyler was killed in the time of Richard thr;Yeecirtil; and there Dr. Rogers was burned, besides on immense number of others in the time of the eighth Henry,, Mary, etc. There; too, Were celebrated various tournaments and archery—sports of which you read in the -Magna' ,history. Still nearer,, you behold a pile 'of gray buildings, with lofty courts' open at the top,,and heavy black gratingshefore the windows." That is Newgate. - Yonder antique structure a gray stone, with four towers in the centre, and overlooking the river, is the Tower. a nd those Malls Anna Boleyn was-tried and executed; her beautiful -heady was struck off at one blow ; by an executioner sent for from Calais on 1 illierkent of his remarkable dexterity, and the very daY.aller, her cruel husband was married to Jane Seymour. It would al: most, be a waste of paper to enumerate tr. T o o the most conspicuous. of those -who ' have been belie i„d4 on-that spot, and the 'Tower-hill' immediately tidjoining..Ciith -aria° Howard, Strafford, FA:ma i Thomas Crorowell, - Stinour,Auke . 40 Botneravt— Millet, duke ,cif: No humbadand,;- Dpi Stiii"44ke" .6 rbYoli h. - Thilaiteher . et execritione'iltieti Ai .' An : . English, .innalsiere startliwelipenially:litieri . :*c _reetentbst tleit - thaeirgwiek; ittiaie . of Ole iietheit,'Ve*Aitf,laihleit'ottitatty*„.Tlie t EngliA ',Eel - kiwi - AO' oiled.* hiihi6 - ;' have Dever bifiiiitiee Ansi theni. - 7 Bien in our "Yew they hawk been iifittisiblY :in . 7- **it lit!e*.o# - ictilneite orriiitigoOrie;, .• ion; ;and' Ihoiti,e:rimel iind.. , iveitineosg,! their.:reniiiiiiice,;,.vatOi and' 'folly; -their 1 lies, - ttiefts; - 'lloeligB, - .114 - - - brutal :vieeit, have beenhatiii#4,a'alio*pjatitte;*tiieh. *.: leive-fieeit--ieo. mai*. to acooia --- —7 -- Fromthe New ark Mirror. LONDON AND ITS ASSOCIATIONS. f BY TnEODO F. FAY. - . _iMan, the aspiring , loves to mount a height, to rise abov ' the insinificarice of a level, and east hie glances over miles and Ter millions in a single moment. The emotion of joy which we xperience bil pt A. reaching a lofty altitu e and heholdinoin extended prospect, rtieulnrly of a me tropolis like Rome on London, involving profound bistoried islieeiatiotie, is char i =tensile of his. sub! r aspirations: At moment such a omed the heifer parts of his an. to predominate, n even d' common mind is struck with e transient fire .of imagination and victim Sikh a view hi worth a thousand ho ' ies, and, without ' the horror, produces sothething of the, mu ral effect of a death-bed. 'The world and is "deSigns, its pomp and it distinctions. 4 dazzling and so huge when toiling a- E_ d along them and for the xporarl itt their true. proportioi rearna--phan. tinna—kiried under. l e , lie nowe stritike and fog which shall outlive the myriads - Swarming beneath. The metropolis _itself, in your dent* and ea.panded imagination, holds only she apa s ce of an individual, and from the height which seems to raise you above its prejudices and its passions, its tempting allurements, its hidden dangers, you mor alize upon its character and the events of• its past existence with the dignity of a his tiirtan and the calmness bf a philosopher. Indeed, a great spell seemed to invest me, stye h exed peradventure by our recent perm) 1 familiarity with the classic rem nants of old 'Rome. I could ahhost deem. myself one of , those immortal deities ; so conspicubuSand grand in their bibulous re ligion, add that, as Mercury or Jove,' looked'doiwiffroth the pagan heaven Upon the-distant plains ofnalib, while not only nations;_but agt!iiielled beneath my feet as I stood, M r unagiant,iidi ° .r y was, ahliki in this kind of necromancy (* . WPM' wilici? •tra*M4 l B l hittbu#lesirMi t imillif iriikir Vilna whiciate hailititanjoye4of prow V- i',-. -- % • '. • Flore n c ef =44 Roles, ate,,-and 'Melt had-lea 'lto *reading arit warnfahttOstitid Otr: l 4 - Eoo4.vi 0 - if ttiejitir. •Cinft'Alia - iteviiiiiit lfant:. A . ihanailatieskiiatigitioilide:iPilaina4 by.iSivashoutV ..A'tliixt - mit#nri of tlirademiss .416411'- j.P . .: 414' itit:.'ittAiskgo pito - 061 - iiiii,iii4 el l :iii!la**fillie l itOriOike**l.radinf: 4l ' "t -de :e.iiinint. - 401m ,- opPosite cciaSt of On I; the'lianki of the -rivet - dattal • Withk ~ ' thathlielr'tedtaek:o7 . ** i rsd.:l l o* ,nintrig* ttai ith;singloiat! ~ iliatalii. - , - • . a •••, i ~ ..1::. t • . . ' ' 1• - • 14. . .a • . , . • ` a ' • ‘. . . v. . ... . . . I . 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P.allig.; r- - - ...."'''' jurihriOlialitt.../tlgiMintliVlllllr" r illial l Tilikk,4llol 1 4 1 W4WCIPPIIIION TON, tkilhThtDAT,,;MO sAsu admires The severitrof dusters flrihsio lily will' strip them of their theatrical lux itra.and-sho* them, as many of them)were, monithvm More unequivocal felons -and amaititat flaw some, were.rievet hanged it I do not allude to the atrocities of thr - adtp. - * (these tad prosecution. His desertion of StratTord. was mean; his adherence to,Buckingham, ridiculous; ;nal yeti he has earned the title of "amfortunai e." His reoundsal son,„who should have escaped the axe only for the ikPrsewkiP, ja the "merry monateh:n and Henry the eightli,A villain everv-way al most too gross for credit; a begat', )10;v,lese, and utterly inhuman, who shed blecni with out measure, and without etunie, in the Im patience of passion or lholdlettess of sport —this abandoned, bloated, bloody wretch, is the &Sluff - king Harry.' Blvf 1 One would think the wbple world a Comfier; that posterity bad not yet daied.te speak' above the tone of adulation, end that the terror aril sycophancy 'of the tyrant's per- i areal alms perpetuated in the hemp of Ninety itself. For my lien I ' could help triumphing while thus look ing !dawn on these hoary, gereatained it entiti to think how justly their onee-+ter blegrutaters have gene back lettbedust, nd benv astterlytall their train of opprtas sionsi and powers are crumignikwitli theta in their 'grave*:.Cot de, it legit these ages are ended. illtdritertyl and tnertyCharles! your reie:lsfoteryou -land yoUra.re %Hite no suotaienies. kindled i n Surithftld.; Tower-hill-hod the 'rower •dungeons have drunk their Jane; and the rack, the stake, thnAtie in) the dagger, are thrown aside for oref. At least' no American petitioner shall again knees .here inaain to the Inurghty incroareh of a future tide, and whatever may be the fate of old Entriand,storm-tort, wave-worn, utelheaten as aho is; whatever miseries yet with their viewless wings brood aver these :outstretched • miles and million :it; I I trust that a spirit of peace and justice dwells, and may ever manna: to' dwell a.' mo the plains nod mountains; tile cities ng ' and hamlets of my own fix - ire:stem cone trv. May no Cromwelf=no Cataline, plunge her into ruin. May Civil discord and ambition never tread down her harvest fields and eocrimsou : her bright flowing rivers with the blood of her chifilnui.— may. no Toiver rise,. no Sorithjfeid burn, no tyranny oir persecution sound the alarm of war and wo. May Sicilian vespers,, no Sr. Bartholomew's-Eve, no massacre; of Catholic or Protestant, of Cluistian or Jew, darken her annals. May there in her future path no such events as have lull in Europe and in England the toot. mark of every age in blood, and have cast such ai fearful interest over the oejeCts on which I now gaze. , Scathed old city! over Whithheweb long flowed, will so long continue to flow,lbe stream of ilgespierced and torn with war and oppression--etaunch foe to Fkaoeetr victim of a thousand yield:Ann/es fad pr. , secutions--whose haiul bag teen stretched forth to tire farthermost count* of the earl --who gatherest into thy boacuit.tare trihu es, from every pea and from every cli m . Venerable parent of my own land, how shall I -separpte and exp a tin hw, though at the sight of thee? Sh I pity, or hate,_or rove thee? What huge 'Fniseries have rolled over thee, mighty Babel, even as *on Best, leviathan op the Hoed,; tied sending up to heaven. thy solemn voice,— Roat te ragite, and lire, and fateitWbeve af flic thee. How inundatidit, harriMme, tempest, ' lightning and "earthq*e have scarred theet Even as the fitr thou bast shrunk Irma* ppyiteritam v 'lotions of flies anti jamas. -Sometimes cativo rahufhatisr threatened' thee vat another 'tfehige and - tiometinies dicafgliti[iptialled I , thee w ith aftpreheusions of the.= now 'often ovei thy shrhikitig have isiirst -the thundertrof the iliretietinf IL ffiii heavily& eloulsorsePei* duldrie rdiOiettdier thee BON pi*: ii I bide' ithetifight iron the torett Leitiei 6itatitimehavettiiilled-tb3t ' heir — il _Hilt tsar; thoi stolid at the trunk!. Otte: mot? With baktre tale Dina'aia the:Nor. 14 . , ; Whits Philip and Napoliteet Jta.t4titi Ll* error a'igientat my foOt, I yonder : to iremestibui bow puny and timid tbeu'hsst 'Olen boedbeineOlt the Cretin -or/40E14 1 a , wernan, or a-'olldl . 14!hat stomp* ftelt qiiegs three haat nor el - . Hoop" than but =MI =A p:.v,:~~~w,ss I=2l BEI ==;_, Ilidal 1 .A rith446xi ..., , - . !'. l chailt 1 .. . ~ ; .-- .• ' . age unlit wok viiitithuisti ,4 from '..-"' • I Thai - bast bdiria ebilidrun . *PP • ' -:' 041,1416 4 ii0 1;543 , L. 41. 0 14- stmt.. ' ' had" wh en thy revs ewes were end sulirethig: l idthlheihuiti - n. l *, - tmera l wg TeßstY SLY Aleoin% *al . 11 S .. ck e 1 thy,.dkildk . - IF* ve norlUrgerren; thy h . ..- -WO . " hty.oiri! It is toy ; ; ..We Wovnitu *tenor who iiil, , • - .... dick,- Sha.". tit ibr unnittuit hand t 1 .t drag wit over die sal figitie On 'thy c : • -enmity i thist tiOrsued"us (ken to the • , - :11 Thou *Oast Mite ecuOiMr4 thy ,i • • latives flagellsticsis! Till* vast_ pis - en. The days of Xerxes Vnereiissi.l The . .• ." . wctild Armco( thy inhere, child . . hom thou Irmildst have Sruilie4, li stead".• f_thy *tun. beessui tlii rue, Ina ra i le mat .. her wi th ht;erit7 elltriC 11l not . •:. anted of t • If ? Oki/VOW , tit we f ' ;' y e thee! . ay, even yetireudiuirck .and ,ve thee! .I 1 thut. we have, springs from bee, ye vid sturdy struggler with #leody ages !,,, *lip the, freedom, our pride i!:ideur 7 hleinOn'g, to thy teeny/ . rbi., blood',] is in our vninsi thy lujirt in slur li— atm. . Theve have won ilk our near 10 #41!. in yisilding tone, thou yielded only bithy. ,-self. - f Farewell! I am.glad,l ha ben thee. i I' 'would not wifiiiigly lunru. ,d4c‘it withebt looking on thy. hie, WWI: ~., - 27te waytiietCrernt Derarrigast. Fay. the housemaid, paring apples bailie fiat. . I Enter Otadisitodio Mete hate s (fin ape air. nhr opposite to &hp, without st y le! , a ward.fhi' fiftera minutes,' but finally attratatung hie ba y,' 'Keats silence with-1-. ~ -• " There*. 'considerable in peresptdie Ombra \ the member, sloes t wadi. • - _ _,_;- - dilly—Taint set- • 'odicimatagd so hideditthle i mam cold as Was; the . . bp lamsied apito. how 'Modred di - b elow tesailli. ,- - • • ' Oberliiii44 - *a' likely, pr. bit& st-411 - - epoch. fly a grad irwantity• bid -la ''antic lbws than cold . • . . .., _ ~.,. • Bab partiar? i ' e . game aviddiocaliegiadt; itmull ariif l a long•pitalie) Finally Obadiah** his pate another isididwing scrittofi and . igala 1 , Will. flay. we *lgo ,are rain( tore , n l . it ' sleigh rid ack melt manco_gcsailtie.id. MI N -fiall" 7 - 5 - rartirilVar Wks *Jima**. r ''' - ' illiare4aeW4teibiare , aret- -- 1 - abeaTd, : ' lye bilsr a yen i Woold'dirfirAtat MO yeareennisnykl sheaki 1 ladio itas a Ammar; besides. were, ad. I 'edging In = 1141 47 3" ga1s well with rasiai MSC Weli *trap. , •_•.'• . ' lad to ititi' any—l should bi samitriMtaral g i grace you, but our filth surpeafeemplajt I can't Medial eh efir*tehtfili bWastaiiowbile,f toAif *at tenth starts up*.thongh a dier`,"idrett km!' acne triton him: ' L - • • Will, boar.) know What 111 day; I'll go bona and thresh than; ma hams what have beers lying ' down tha t b re lia in d:4 4" . arch "Lnied '74o' 1- (Wi • ,AMEEiTIEIt: •'' • 000M1111%. ' •• NO man Who has' hot 'felt, ein possibly image to himself the tortures of a gamma; ofd game., star like moos ho played for the lwravemetit of his furtunei who preyed withtthe re•lecli'weif a wife and children, dearer to him than Sobbed. that bubbled thOugb the 'Ames of his heart; who might be said, like the maga of ancienttifer• many, to make them relations the stake Tor Mild) he threw; who saw 'all my own happmem and all theirs, through the long vista offifitikiptialing co the turn of • curl ! • All bodily racks and toruientioz within, corn- , pared with certain states 'of human mind.' The , gamester would be the most pitiable e if be were not the 'most despicable creature that eilsts. Arrange ten bits 4:Orbited merle a whistle orj , der. end he is ready to go wild with the ezirava. -genes of his joy. He is only restrained by tome - remains of shame,;from dancing about the- roar, & dispfayirgthe edemas ofhis,Obitiby every _Wirt' of frCak andabitirdity.. • At aziotheftlimi hfinaitai radually,wrildog op intolpalcilimii,:ititimeot. Mimi. Orrifetr tad e *made the, moat isolable of theri.'“fever I oiliest° reimitos; t ut, - the sensation I have repeatedly tacit: the W. itirdanaitsr..shikibg gale epirits; the ads** fire that apiend oigmlarthaire, the :AMP** MI eye, the tinning dryness of my thratt,the Mat . meet thit la a manient watiready to overwhelm with Curses; the !earthy the AT soy one ail* tense, and all Marilica: ' ' : 1 ~ , Corr every malighiud•and , abljtien seemed to rush cpoe my seal I -Wbat of dreadful solitude troddeepair di 1 yrs, • during the °fay ran! It wairdie night of the imorti• y Waal was' pedlar it gland :et that wad Dot be petted! illy , rtwieWppwaled with a widght, that no pcorer-hinetan; 4M- 'divine, Was equal to remote: .My eycli seem an° *me doWn With ottiorie f iblti. 1 .. , mr 11 .7f 6 a nil were ready tit r anal Most i•socitett r - - 1 eite lay method*,S 'victim, of, blif..borror i The whele `sight 'seemed to' bp illied:With One vest, iipiallink tatototeOlti-iileal ' . 11111149 tie stupor, more tnintrportilie ilLtrpoWOWI time at.. mutt "Ind of stain, or the - iliter* OkOoT of co:., is , Bishop Betwit. , of , _the: -14 1 tpeiaixia elttirelh•aratt (bawl oulthitamiti g • Oalfithrlnet.' a fF In a iiiket otlieraiiikelirjr;OW . 014 froia - bia. .rialeaorkitlieigirOOnt4 1 10titadivi:idihil; ,sigh.t. dfailfitilY-- I ,analehtit Wit IWO: hair - it ily 41e4;, A Itii*Uitett bditr th e' ttleiNle 41 ; 1 itatitpfocd=bot, , tifei# te ime•goempamo o o rrfro g oomet •to odlookoor Fo nt oniti - borom. 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West; Bea l ' i niwthi • liv. - care SIM .Pert• lame , * allallit 0 1 . 1 i • Illigar Antiwar - Itiliset Mimi ME ' th4l4-' are: heit, aptitude* mituniarimme Inlie.mitz, Patens the ceased !attire iatt •-tligmlitmee ilri . - siffm timitionedittstit tete say; ItroyMeM isicam., before the time Sy Orlaly tut@tunas Chink? in* enter.prersia Pe fAhniii ' w eri lli4 =:' tiers rum" to fey tto the , *Mt* ant ' l. gate of the Tottamlis IMP( orniprirthirmiii:* itlmtc # tireistrthie 4444 !be limy • ma 1,4110 0, Ourneptetite siamea,lfrinek • ' 'atitty tlom - anit it Ake* times; ie. . litiri 4*i and pea ,In ' ur 41 fit 411t4 General . eOO O ,O An'iro i ' ll d thi s , .4 - ' g theOre:rime to. i , ti.' ifie-Pitisidik ate; trenitany.!' %Witham - ovittastily ., liii '-: -:4:1 r 4 ' 4 •in Ihe st ar of oni Loritersithsia e - and . editit headritt end,. , -bi-._ ' - sad -skin ammo* &so notice in one or Mem efthit vim; moo k mg papink published in the-boreug Of fettniillsilbr the space ot two . weeks or when nit* wheal'''. within the , said boroagh,,,thees MM . ka Vitt opined to receive the .abed ; ; "of stock; whit:h.:time and - place one et Oran MIMS oumiiiisabiners shall attend, it shalt :perialk k* persons oilmen:* age, eithar in r own ememp, or hi the mime of °that!. When thy Ofsall apperi So be duty, sitheriiiil; to saber:elm fir sic 0 11 it" ' bar of sham in the said tAmlipp it ekeembrt Mir shares on - the Srit clay, *lnd the biiott shell ?(IT kept omit km three etsreseitie sys, us' - humired shame stall hive been imiensir and .if within the said • three clYiitise huniket eters. gall uet bi- Mame* eel* menialwainers or thecae' - el t ititer the scat lOW hic may at i za4na - a sa tterwinhi the of .hares, nal bet - sill -etif). kir rile ?bats** ennosw r.t.lig t kid buckler his v eers same . other peeks; shelf preekrisiy Mg ementionieems or.ellicer' it, almMto hembrierlitii, *Wiled:: the rows" at .sick eatakviimenetall other . Maths isinsemise Mill ti, Pak surer of the corporatier aiLsosek . bentro*W. kid tha Mita* dbMing ether emildosisd. • d' . :7 Stactmetl; Wham teeny Ans shelliatet sulderibed Rim her - of the paid Meek. the mew waileithitt; header* lr iresituse,idiattiett. alefibeast tilioseetm, thetyyjilt shatt be M... _ dertbi Sod 'Md . the met ito me. and - ' ibeittlek shall " subsertbs, ._. -- "d uwl fire.. * the '' Wyk ... 1 f: silks,Witor Compapy," : . by, w sitribtMetiall bate per o Ftal thilemitoit sod franc ' i ratirtd - abelt be' ea tift)b ilpo,caphal Mick i add the a; lioireAlud of enlarginig tier seriptions; if Welton be foie' elselerent of this' act, aid and belibig-t4enhiliefile.. aid of Nifty end traisterrink Okay:lea arms; esmal;liuttls, alliamenta and Metered or-" letenrattirtthe penct.tdfak of acing sod being st4d l - ' aid k ter, and iirmir which a corpiw ti ll t m. i s mirL de. -r . • '-; -- • t ' a commindoners " ' L i :side:l . ' he ilterthe • p atent - trait ten day* ; In tie foots Printed in lite borough time wed - plaee the the Arribicch hold ear . election for Olken i* shalt cheese ty ballot Sem. et 0i resident in the "alai tifirdegk, to eatil*t the araiiii or the' mini -. .• • d'Monday is May then- Mil 'id all elf:dime, each atochholitere to one rota fir Met Aoad,ifif het eiceedjett file, and fir emir, nit si .And Ave. and not exceeding tweet, do stickholderetsallle entitled to a mos al dayereetionfand the Did apphuit one tit their. nr . tioattl. 4 whe shall sign all, of stoelt.' and , the salgt-Preil shill eppeint. one efthe mock the said bereogNend dot. Wei beard3itasuret Ogle Mope* have power. Myna's'. Such goats as may be neatimiryfL, °pert thereafter shall: be, *Mond Mee - diyht fefay;stinedr said tiorough as may be 'ay gem, of which at least - ten given in on! -or 'More stew said borough; and whim managers .pall :*aloft-.. mockbililme mai the nett* Wed,lTlsokno monomer of 1 OMmni on' the day ininatitedz', dissolve the. said empritution; liini i n i bikers shalt Matinee Eno dtkin;,:ishlish than be raidn- f , ce within the skid home& iii OW • qie'bOi . idtkrillipilieft' I a 4 - 1 Thi_vrstritletti MI) it 'Of them,ehill hiM,-, hy,taiis; ridestrategilathia trove* MC OMetitutami wed- Sialeilit if4lits9teintsnwealt munary.or - systhentrSor i ll M i .. - 1 ; iffidia Of the e gompanj; mit* Prg ,Ludt erkaa; mailers where in 0./ 'OrcSYgieliOtiA46-• S. The Pm iiietirdt...*MiMe7aml stialueritheieltaka ' , 10411 1t*, Air. SCSI MIN L :.it t 1. 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