A ( SORROWFUL SIGHT.
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On Saturday morning last, about 8 o'clock,
young man apparently not more than eight
teen or twenty years old, and dressed in the
garb Of respectable mechanic, was seen near


" opposite our Office, in such beastly state
ofintoxication that it was with difficulty he
could be kept on his feet. A young friend.
evidently chargined at the degraded condition
of his unfortunate companion, was doing his
bestto get him home, where he might be
screened from the public gaze until the effects
of the intoxicating beverage should evaporale,
How the heart ol temperance man dues
bleed, when he witnesses such ascene as this,
and is compelled 10 remember that there are
scores Of men in this city who make money by
turning our promising young men into loath-
some inebriates, and sending them home to
break the hearts of affectnale mothers and
lovely sisters. Fy8 g aI ll


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