PoETICAL ToUNT.
Here Natures mnstrels quaff inspiring draughts.

From the Western Washingtonian.
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From the Western Washingtonian.
The following glowngly painful but accurate, descrip-
ton of drunkards miseries, written by Rock
WELL, poet who died ere the noon of life, which
we find in an old scrap book We see, in the bitter
ness of anguish which runs through these lines, a
vivid recollection OF the destituton and wrechedness
brought upon an estimabe mother, and an interest
ing group of worse than half orphaned brothers and
sisters, by the drunkenness of father.