LOTTERIES.
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'The other day when paid abourer some hard earned gains, he looked at the little and said 'f I thoug Int l could draw prize. would buy ticket in the lottery knew that his wife and children had wants that this small would relieve, and he himself who owed some debts Here see poor man, pressed by his wants and misled by hopes up by the legislature, emped to gamble away the bread of wife and number of oh ldren.'

 It is vain--it is mockery for us to be talking about religion when its precepts set at nought by the law and the people. Lead us not into temptations" the prayer uttered by the founder of the Christ ian dispensation-and yet it is scarcely possible for man pass his own threshold, without beng tempted enter upon a of gambling which nothing but miracle can prevent terminating in perdition. Au. tho?se gambling and encourage the manufacture of whiskey, and then wisely deplore the increase ot crime and the depravty of the people.-lPenn. Gaz.l

 s'O;adLing.-The persons ment 9ned in in the article from the Leeds Mercury Goblet and Jonss as paving with large amount of property frauduleny obtained. have been arrested and imprisoned at New-York 5000 sovereigns were among the effects brought by them from England.