The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-06-06

pemptory commandanSf his own ta-
mi. was now regardeds awretched,
conmptible. close-shave pigmy. in
conarison with the immesity of the
doors figure and whisker; and what
Is ne extraordinary. his food humor
andnga giug manners g,ined him
marfriends even amongthe husbands
;heplves! he thus beeomnc, in a
shor- period than could be imagined,
a pacular favorite with the entire
city. ale and female.
Door AchGet Borumborad, having
obtaints sai.,e thus far, next succeed,
= r,on 81 taemenll llsrs OF Parliament.
I He was bu Keonversation, yet knew
his props distance; pregnant with
anecdo;e vi discreet in Its expendl-
ture; am \ had the peculiar talent OF
being h,mle without the appearance
| Of humility. A submissive Turk would
nave been at of character, and a
naughty one excluded from society
1.-THE doctor VS. aware of this, and re-
lgulaied his dmeanor with remarkable
skill upon esry occasion land they
lwere numerou) whereon las ifo:si he
twas invited tohe tables of the great.
BY this line ofconduct he managed to
warm those wo patronized him INTO
becoming violnt partizans: and. ac-
,ordingly, littl,or no difficulty was ex-
,erienced in Citing grant from fr-
| lament for sfficient fund TO con-
nence his gre, metropolitan under
4 nking.
Baths were n1 planned after Turt-
in models. he money voted was
most faithfully appropriated, and mor'
Ingenious or useil establishment couif
nd be formed many metropolis. Blu
the cash. it was soon discovered, rar
! TO, short to enaba the doctor TO com
plste his scheme and on the ensuing
session a further vie became necessary
| Which was by n, means opposed, a
tn. institution wa good. fairly executes
ami charitably applied. The worth,
doctor kept his round; session afte
session he peiitioed for fresh assis
tasce. and never net with refusal; M
| profits were good. and he lived well
whilst the baths prwed of the .utmos
benefit. and the poe received attention
and service from his establishment
without cost An immense cold bat
was constructed, to Communicate wit
the river: it was large and deep. an
renewed every tide. The neatest iode
ing rooms, for those PATIENTS who choos
to remain during course of bathing
wers added to- the establishment an
always occupied. In sort. the Who'll
affair became so popuir. and Docto
Achmet acquired as mny friends, tina
the annual grants of hrliament wer
considered nearly as ntters of course
But, alas! fortune isreacherous, an
prosperity unstable. fhilst the lngeni
GUS Boramborad VS. thus rapid,
flourishing. an unluky though mos
ludicrous incident thew the poor fellow
completely absck; md, without an,
| fault on mis- own partnearly ruined bot
himself and his institution.
Preparatory % erry session, it wa
the doctors inyariDle custom to Civ
grand dinner 1t ,he baths, to larg'
number of his ptrons, members 0
Parliament, WI, we're in the habit o
proposing and sporting his grants
He always, on tee occasions, procure,
some professiorl singers, as well a
the finest wine il Ireland, endeavor
ing to render II parties as joyous an,
convivial as pebble. Some noblemai
| or commoner note always acted fd
him as chairnn, the doctor himself
. being quite uissuming.
At the last enhancement of a sss-
sion, whereuJn he anticipated tiis
patronage, it as intended to increase
his grant, in der to meet the expenses
J of certain me- works. &C., which he
} had executedbn the strength of the
ensuing supp; and the doctor had in
vited nearlylirty of the leading mem
bento a grar dinner in his spacious
saloon. Thsingers were of the first
J order; the Aret and champagne ex-
J cellent. an never was the Turks
hospitality own off to better advan.
tage, or thlppetites Of his guests ad'
ministereb with greater success
The effest2f the wine, as usual on all
such mesngs in Ireland, began tc
, grow obSus. The elder and more
discreet nebers were for adjourning
whilst thsiuveniles declared they
would stagr another dozen! and Doc.
tor BotumEad accordingly went down
J himselfto ! cellar, to seledDand send
up a chois dozen BY way of bonnt
houeke for skisg the refractory mem
bers Of Parlnent.
Fl In his abace, Sir John S. Hamilton,
, though W dry member. took il
into his headat he had taken enough,
and rose to saway, as is customary
; in these dabf freedom when people
. are 90 circunnnced; but At that period
men were ndlsays their own maiters
lon such occapnS and general cry
areue of-aS>. Sir John i-stop Inn
the bonne bosle .!-the bonnie boscas =
il The carouserlwere on the alert in.
SANITY; SiAAn opened the door and
: ,rushed ont; = anirchamber was po'
|, lighted; somone or two-and-tweity
asunch menSrs stuck to his skiEs
xhen sp3ask once comes Sir John
: not into the stet but into the grta1
: lcold hutk, the 90 which he had .
, treated hv intake. The OtheI