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The gaming table and the liquor bottle, twin sis- ters of evil, at length far won the attention of Walter Ill., as to disengage his thoughts from his business and his family, and many good op- portunity for accommodating wealth was allowed to pass, merely that he might gratify his now insata. ble thirst for liquor and gain-i gotten and quick ly vanishing gamester gains. ,-.. .s..

 Rumor also whispered many other evil things concerning Walter H-----. {; and although his wife was slow to believe what she heard, the truth at length flashed upon her astonisbed vision, and she was forced to acknowledge that the plghted partner of her youth-he who had sworn before his fellow men and high heaven, to love her, and her alone, was the companion of the vicious, and the associate of the vile, had wandered from his

 first love, and the circle of domestic enjoyment, to seek the embraces of the shameless and abandon ed sOrceress. rrrr -sT ~'sse f.- i

 As the chains of vice became more closely riv- cited around him, his visits to the scene of his ga-