Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
CALL TOMORROW.


- reqassi with bis I'll ~ long as bis yar5-siiek.
vith hs same dourishsd al The bottom, iTnmedi-
assly Under received payment and directly
opposite, srrors expected, for ialors never al.
low discount Tor csbbagihg. Ills heart IS
bounding with he blissfal anticipation Of money
IN both poekels.' already he pictures good Fat
dinner at home-his cheerful fresids hts wile's
smiles, and his praltling ehdron's welcome
Staff The constable. shall be paid says he TO
himself Tor am tired Of telling him to call TO.
morrow AT length he reaches the dwelling Of
bis liberal patron, the knocker falls thrice from
his hand aad then comes a Ilsened waIisr--he
presents bis bill, then follows a dolefol shake Of
the head by tho waiter, with the astounding. call
Tomorrow Poor fellow with hard effort be
smolhcrs has indignation, for one hasiy word
might lose him liberal patron.
Again hs seeks his shop, and mounts bis board
with hsaa as bot and as heavy as his goose.
His joumcymen come 10 him for their wages
'cali tomorrow, ho exeaiins bitterly call TO-
marrow re-echo they into the ears Of their cred
sors--and call tomorrow first coming from
gentleman oil the upper walks, never stops until i
rolls gracelessly from tho mouth OF the boot
blacks landady, who in answerto bis request for
diEaeE shrieks out, call 10 morrow
Could NO tell all the evils thal attend poverty,
10 call tomorrow there might be some hope
Of mans struggling through the world; but
thai Is impossible. ionce had friend who was /
unfortunate enough 10 make oil his customers his
debtors. In winding up bis business, he sent his |
bills in, hut was repIlsed with the deadly battery,
call Tomorrow That morrow never came
his family were destitute, his vito died bfokon
hearted and within the damp walls Of prison,
he sooE followed tho beloved partner Of his pros
-Isarily and adyefsity In vain he babe death,
.e,ll M. morrow the fell destroyer pays but one
yisI. and i iss.h.s last.
Nj. Editor, II an one should ask you, if this
accommodation has dhsect allusion tell him 10
\ cali tomorrow and you N'aI answer him.
GeNulsE AND TRuE.---A young man who
boarded at house in tho country, whefSe were
several coy damscls, was one forenoon asked
what no thought Of the young ladies'. lie,
plicd that lhey were very shy and reserved. N
SO they are returned tho other, aud SO much
30, shat no gentlemen could gel near eno,.shio
Tell tho color OF their eyes,
THAT may be- said the boarder quickly, yet
l will stake million tina. kiss them all three y
without my iroublc.'
That YOU cannot do cried his friend. III Is
I'M achievement which neither you nor any other
man accomplish ~
The other was positive, and invited his friend IL
10 tho house 10 witness his triumph. They en-
tered tho room together. and tho Ihcc girls, were
aIAt home sitting besides their mother aud they \
MI hooked AZ prim and dcmurc US John Rogers
at the stake. /,
Our hero assumed very grave aspect, even
10 deiection--and having looked wstIuIly ntahs
clock brealhcd sigh as deep as algebra, ana ~ z
long as a female dialogue at the street door.-J
Ills singular dspcrlmcnl now attracted the atient
liion Of the gts, who cast cast their slow opeH.
ing eyes upward tolhis countenance, Perceh-
Ing the impression he had made, he turned to his
companion and said IN doleful yocc--'il wants
three minutes Of the time
DO you speak Of dnnerr said tho old Indy,
putting down her sewing work.
4Dinncr y said he in bewildered aspect, and
point ng, as il unconsciously, with cutlcd forcin-
gcr TO the clock,
A silence cnsucd, during which the female
part Of tho household glarod at the young man +
with irreprossble curiosity.
you viii SEQ me decently INFERRED said he !
turning again 10 his friend,
Ills friend was as much puzzled as any body
present, and his embarrassment added to tho IN
tended effect. But the old lady being no longer
able 10 contain herself, cried
Mr. C--,pruy what do you speak o(p
.No,hing,' answered he with lusubrlous tone,
hut that last night spirit appeared to me- here
The girls rosc to their feet and drew near--'and
tho spirit gave me warning thall should die ox
achy at IL o'clock doday, and you see that il
wants bot halt minute ofihe limep
The girls turned pale, and their hidden sy,npa.
thies were ut'onco awakened for the doomed and
departing one. They stood chained to the spot,
looking alternately at the clock aud,he unforlu.
nate youth, no then walked up 10 eldest Of tho
girls, and taking her by the hand babe her SOL
en- farewell. lilo also imprinted kiss upon her
trembling lips, which she did not attempt to re,
ss..
He babe tho sscnnd and third farewell in the |
same tender and eliectilnate manner His OBJ. |
icct was achieved, and that moment the clock !
struck IL. Hcreopon he loked around surprised, |
an1 calculated, Awho would have believed tina, an
aspiration could tell such lie. twas probably
the ghost Of Ananias Of Sapphra.'
II was some time before the sober madens
understood the Joke, and when they did, they
eyinced no resentment. The hrs, kiss broke the
ice, aud thanks 10 the ghost they discovered that
there was some pleasure in the pressuso Of beard.
ed cheek. I'll
Didale brought 10 his Seasss!-Thc Rich
mona Wing Of the 18th inst. states that Mr.. Bid.
die has ceased TO issue the notes Of the old Bank
Of tho United States having we suppose, the fear
Of the Pkiladelphia reniisatiary before his eyes.
What can the wings now say in behalf of their
great "fiancier," who conlesses by the act just 70
corded, that it required special penal lar Of
Congress 10 make him bring his official acts with.
10 the pale Of moral honesty The ssme paper
also state that the amount of The notes OF olG