The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-07

Vi ACl hEhS' AND MEC1ANIOS
should have sad they feel very wel'-to-day ra;h
doubtful the subectour Gsophagus in particular feels
very ticklish
But the qudhe abomnable qud! This destroys the d.
gestion and makes anxiety heart and
stupidity of mind This the ultima thule of the wicked
ness of the Indian weed.
Hereafter when an old lady extends her tqbatere
ny, she say, " will you take pinch of apopexy ?"
When John Smith John Thompson he must ask him for
chen of aney, and when George Timkns hands round
plate Of cigars after dinner, he must say gentlemen, will
you destroy your submariHary glands
Cats and pigeons not fond of tobacco.
Doctor Clarke tells that single drop of the oil Of to-
bacco being put on the tongue cat produced violent
vusons, and killed her in minute Poor pussy He also
states that small incson made in pigeons leg, and
the oil of tobacco applied to it, In two minutes the bird lost
the use of its foot The leg curious place to supply with
tobacco bird is however fact that brutes
tobacco We put lighted cigar the mouth
of monkey and the thankess little eprobate made faces
for an hourbut this owing TO his want of taste
The amount of all that be said, pro and con, this
subject that tobacco in all its forms u.s. like food and wines
very injurious if excessand like them, used in mod
! eraton it is very comfortable and kills nobody.
from Boston Times
Three honest, strapping boys from the Green Noun
tans came dorm upon us, yesterday They said they
come for to see us print We noted for civ
ility and told them TO enquire for the Devil, who would
show them all. One of them turned black in the face,
but third happened to know something about the per-
Torrance, and quoted their fears, by telling them not
to be "skeared." They accordingly ushered in
to the region Of types which they perambnlated, ex
pressing the most perfect astonlshment. q wanter
know if theseere is what you make the noos papers
WITH said one drawing his arm across his face, and
in tone of confident thunder. Yes Sir" said We
with bow of the utmost urbanity Here sardonic
grin curled our devils lip "Whats these" said he
casting his eyes column of original politics, which
we had this very morning distilled from our precious
brain. They are types Sir. "Types ! thought types
was them are leetle things; them arc little hunks O
fern, ain they % 0 yes-but these set up for ar
impression. " Will they stick p said he. and at tina
moment laid hold of the middle Of column, with bis
thumb and finger and despoilcd nearly column o
CLOSE M1NIoN Height" and he shuddered and of
fcred to fix 1t agin' We were out of patience-ou
devil snickcred-- pressmen roared-and the whole cho
of conpositors joined in one ohe most heart rendinE
chorusses we ever witnessed. In the meanwhile, the
men of the mountains departed. We entreat al
visitors to keep their hands in their pockets tic up the
i cloak capes and ak no questions.
There ball at Providence, r. I. on the evening
the Goth u when the great storm commenced and
the music and dancing continued till late hour on thu
succeeding morning. when the drifts were heaped up noun
tain high, the gentlemen obliged to perform that dn
which could not be done by horses aud carriages The de
were mounted the backs Of the gaans and picture
presented unlike that described of the dreams
Addison's Spectator, where The females out of be
sieged city Juggling upon their shoulders whatever they we