The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14 00:00:00

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" I tell you, that of the hundred and twenty passengers ing world. TO such a man the poor are but the tattered Tits MORMON TEMPLE AND ITS Brturizits.ll.l. laic v- - _ ~ream—a creature of the
that we hid on board the Helen, there were not three be- slaves that grace his triumph. It was a time too, when summit, overlooking the whole landscape for nearly element—framed of the crystal light of heaven? While
...6, and engineer- The following description of one of those desperate sides that leathern old Yankee, Mister Lambton, and the human nature often shows its true divinity, and with mi- 25 miles in all directions, stands the MorMon temple, the I was a Polepheme—a heavy gnome—a big lump of earth
, characterise the age in contests in racing between steam-boats in America is women, who would have cared one straw if the boiler had eery like a garment clinging to it, forgets its wretchedness largest structure in any of the western states. When and formless matter. I used, before dinner, to creep
.e become so general that from a sprightly article in the last or January number of burst, provided we had got to Trinity two minutes the in sympathy with suffering; a time when in the cellars completed, it is assumed that the entire cost will not vary round and get as near to her as I could, and listen while
tionai, rather than individual, 111ackicoopd's Magazine, entitled " Settled at Last ; or. sooner." and garrets of the poor are acted scenes which make the much from four hundred thousand dollars. Nothing can she prattled to the pretty young Indies who would be
The price for such a mass Red River Recollections," as related by Ralph Doughby, We could not help laughing at this Kentucky bull, but noblest heroism of life—which prove the immortal tex. be more original in architecture—each of its huge pules- kneeling before her ; she, twisting her little dimpled deli-
Esq., of New Feliciana, La., a young rollicking planter, at the same time we were compelled tc admit the truth of ture of the human heart, not to be wholly seared by the tors rests upon a block of stone, bearing in relief on its cate hands in their curly hair, or among their gay ribands
whose rough manners and ove of dangerous adventure what Doughby meant to say. In spite of Uncle Sam's branding-iron of the torturing hours ; a time when, in face the profile of a new moon, represented with a nose, and glittering ornaments ; lifting up those loving, ques-
,, London. forfeits him the affections of Miss Emily Latnbton, to usual phlegm-anti nonchalance, thereare occasions when want, in anguish, in throes of mortal agony, some seed is eye, and mouth, as sometimes seen in almanacks. On tioning, pretty eyes—shrouded as they were by her beau-
up its high scriptural wham he was about to be married, and who (with her fa- hr seems to change his nature : and ii the anxiety to see sown that bears a flower in heaven.—Jerrold's Shilling the top, not far from fifty feet high, is an ideal represen- tiful long eyelashes— her infant lips prating and smiling,
‘ ---.1 the steamer Helen Macgregor at the his ship first at 6. - while sometimes in an ecstasy of delighted laughter, would
those little soft fat arms be clasped round some favourite's
ieck ; and the sweet face smother the laugh in her bo.
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