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TsJohn, how l wish it was as much the
fashion to trade wives as to trade hor-
ses.'
'Why so, Peter?'
'I'd cheat somebody most shocking bad
sfore night
ia horse thief aged "a years, was ia
ken to the Indiana penitentiary a few days
since.
L5-There are 10000 inhabitants in Mil
waukie, of whom more than $4,000 are Of
foreign birth.
EAn old lady in Cincinnati, who sells
eggs, has ovsr her door, sNew laid eggs,
every morning by Betty Briggs"
z3-Ths boy that licked the molasses hogs
head IS now teaching a thrashing machine
how to box.
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Look Here. Farmers!

Look to your INTEREST,"
VTNEN thousand grated Apple scions principally
winter fruit, but including varieties from the
earliest to the latest, and such only % have been
successfully cultivated in this climate, for sale by
T. STARK q BROTHERS,
D miles west Of Clarksviile, and 8 miles south of
Louisiana, Pike county Mo. Price 10 cents.
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NOTICE.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
/ r. S. Strother and Robert Smell, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The notes and &C.
counts are in the hands Of Robert Smell for col
and all those knowing themselves in
|debted to said firm, are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment. r. S. STROTHER.
ROB'T SMELL.
Nav Goth, 1851,
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TOBACCO PREMIUMS AT PLANTERS
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, ST. LOUIS.
To the Planters OF Tobacco I'm Missouri
THE undersigned, proprietors Of the Planters
l Tobacco Warehouse, hereby offer the usual
annual premium for the four best hogsheads Of to.
bacco, the growth Of 1850, raised 10 this State;
the premiumsto be awarded on Thursday, the 2lsl
day of June, 1851, viz:
$50 for the first premium hogshead manufac.
turing tobacco. ,
&26 for the second premium hogshead manufac.
turing tobacco.
$50 for the first premium hid. shipping tobacco.
$25 for the second "
Judges to be appointed by the planters or theiI
agents, and the premiums paid accordingly.
BERTHOUD & SON.
January 18th, 1861.
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CITY DRUG STORE.
7. WILLIAMS & CO..

~
J. WILLIAMS & CO.,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and
u customers, that they are now in receipt oftheir
Spring supply Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Tarnish-
es, Brushes. Dye &yfs, Peyfanaery,
Confectionery, &C.;
Which, in addition to their former stock, renders
their supply very complete.
IT. They have lately removed from Water to
Nam Street, two doors north Of l. N. Bryson
& Co., where they would be happy to see their
friends and customers, and also beg leave to re-
turn their thanks to the public for the patronage
heretofore bestowed, and hope to merit q coHtin.
uance Of the same.
.Louisisn.. April 18th, 1851.
I INsEED OIL, Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, Olive Oil.
u Of superior quality, for sale by
Zap. ISL J. VILLAINS co.
Rasins, Figs, Brazilian Nuts, Al
U monds, Regalia and PrinciPee Cigars, Of = 50.
quality, for sale at the City Drrg Store,
Main ST., Louisiana. J. WILLIAMS & Co.
WHITE LEAD, pure, and No. ] Ned Lead, We
netian Red, chrome green and yellow Lither-
age, &C., for sale by J. WILLIAMS b co.
DURE OLD PORT WINE, Medsra Wine, Otsrd
| and CognIat Brandies, for Medical purposes,
for sale at the city drug store Of
J. WILLIAMS d CO.
COACH, copal and black Varnish, for sale by
u ]. WILLIAMS & co.
Democratic banner., 1851-05-28
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
IN ed, that the undersigned has obtained of the
county court Of Pike county, Mo-, letters Of ad
ministration OF the goods unadministered of the
estate Of Horatio 7. Kent, deceased, lately in
charge Of Thomas J. c. Fagg, bearing date Feb.
9Th 1851. All persons having claims against said
estate are therefore notified to present them for
allowance, & that unless they be exhibited within
three years from the date Of the letters of admins
I%tratiOn heretofore granted to said Fagg, they will
be forever barred.
JEREMIAH ROBERTS, Admir-.
NJ NRAl ToEr o..
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ sdmiuistrator Of the estate Of Thomas Ellis,
deceased, late of Pike county, Mo-, will apply
at the next June term Of the Probate Court Of
said county, for a final settlement Of his admins.
tration on said estate, when and where all per.
sons interested are notified 70 attend.
ABSALOM ELLIS, Admir-.
April 2S.h, 1851.
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B-A correspondent of the (Ste. Gene
visve) Creole recommends Hon. John Scott
for the Supreme Bench, and calls upon the
press Of the State to second the nomina-
ton.
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TO THE FARMERS OF PIKE, RAILS,
LINCOLN, MONTGOMERY, AND
A1InP AIN


WE beg leave to announce to the farmers, and
W allother persons, ofthe above named counr
ties, that we have leased the large and emmodi
Gus Brick Warehouse in the city Of Louisiana,
owned, and formerly occupied, By Block aid Nc
Cune which, together with the WHARF BOAT,
win AFFORD US unususlfscilities and advantages for
receiving, storing, and shippinR produce. Wears
prepared to pay FAIR PRICES, IN CASH, for
all merchantable produce, or make liberal adVan.
ces on any and ell produce that may be consigned
to US for shipment.
We trust that by close application to our bust
ness. and untiringindustry and perseverance,, With
10 determination TO work to the interest Of tbe
Farmer and Shipper, for moderate compensstiee.
that we will entitle ourselves to, and shall mern
and receive, . reasonable share oftheir patronsge'
We are also prepared to bale hemp in the very
best shipping order; to prise tobaeea, and e tpsn.
ish the casks aud pack bacon; and 70 do any and
every thing wgieh may c~ondueets &he tnteresi Of
the farmer and shipper Of produce.
THOMAS CASH, Ja.AC o
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TO SPORTSMEN.
Guns, Rifles and Pistols.

THE Subscriber has on hand and for sale, a
l. general assortment of fine and common dou-
BILE and single barrel shot guns, rifles and yau-
gers; Colts Revolvers, pocket pistols, powder
TASKS, &C., at very low prices for cash.
lam also prepared to repair guns and pistols
at the shortest notice, and in the best manner
Persons wishing any article in my line, will do
well to give me a call.
Il Shop on Water street, one door south Of
Block & Belts store. I.Y. JOHNSON.
Louisiana, April 18th, 1851-3m.
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ICE e

THE subscriber informs the public that they can
/ be accommodated at bis establishment, on
South Carolina street, with the very best article
|of Ice Cream, every Sunday evening at 4 O'Clock.
d call. J. W. HAM.
Louisiana, May 81, 1851.
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Here is a specimen of "tsIl-writing" il
the way of poetry:
"There was a man who come to town,
He followed a key of mOlssses down,
The barrel worked, the molasses bust,
The man lay scattered in the Dust"
Democratic banner., 1851-05-28
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest.
~ ed in the estate of Samuel Nally, decd. that
| took in charge the estate Of said deceased on the
llth day of March 1851. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make immediate
dayment, and those having claims against the
same are requested to present them properly su-
thenticated within one year from the above date,
or they may be precluded from any Of the benefits
thereof; and if not presented within three years,
they will be forever barred.
II. G. EDWARDS.
Public Admir- of Pike Co.
March 18th I85l-Sw
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
IN administrator ofthe estate Of Henry l.. Sisson,
deceased, will apply at the next June term Of the
Probate Court for Pike county, No., for a final
settlement of my administration of said estate,
when and where all persons interested can at.
tend. JOSEPH o.. O'BANNON,
Nav 7th, 1851. Admir-. de bonis non.
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ConafitutionaI Amendments

COnStitutl0nal Amendments
Proposed at the first Session Of the Sir-Y
teenM General assembly Of the State
of Missouri.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CON-
STITUTION.
Resolution to amend the Constitution in relation
to the organization of Counties.
ID ESOLVED by the General Assembly Of
the State of Missouri, two-thirds Of each
house c%oncurring therein, That no county now
established by law shall ever be reduced by the
establishment ofnew counties to less than twenty
miles square mort less than four hundred square
miles, nor shall any county hereafter be estab-
lished containing less than four hundred squire
miles; nor shall any county hereafter establish
ed, be entitled to seperaie representation unless
the number Of permanent free white inhabitants
therein, shall, at the time, he equal to three
fourths of the ratio OfrepresentatiOn then being,
but may ce organized with a smaller number for
all other purposes, cisil and military. That the
following paragraph be and the same is hereby
abolished:
No county now established by law shall ever
be reduced by the establishment Of new coun-
ties, to less than twenty miles square, nor to less
than eve hundred square niles, nor below the
ratio of representation then required; nor shall
any county he hereafter established containingI
less than five hundred square miles; nor shall
any county hereafter established, be entitled to
representation, unless the number of
permanent free white inhabitants therein, shall
at the time, be equal to three fourlhs Of the "a
Ito Of representation then being, but may be or
with a smaller number for all other pur-
poses, civil and military.
N. W. WATKINS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS L. PRICE,
President of the Senate.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the
State of Missouri, two thirds Of each House
concurring therein, That the following be pro-
posed as an a%menpment to the constitution ofthis
State:
]. The Legislature shall have no power to
grant divorces, but may authorize the courts Of
Justice 10 grant them, for such causes as may be
specified by law; Provided, That such laws be
general and unifarm in their operation Throughout
the State. n. W. WATKINS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS L. PRICE,
President Of the Senate.
MISSOURI.
OrTIcE OF SECRETARY OF STATr,1
City Of Jefferson.
l, Ephram B. Ewing, Secretary of State, do
certify that the foregoing proposed amendments
TO the Constitution Of the State Of Missouri, are
true copies Of the original rolls on file in this
office.
- In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
LIS. set my hand and affixed the seal OF said
w. Office, at the City Of Jefferson, the 10th
day Of April, A. D. 1851.
EPHRAIM B. EWING,
Eecretary of State.
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TThere will be railroad connection be-
tween Chicago and Detroit, by the LIST Of
October next.
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SPRING and SUMNER GOODS.
@ 4 u

TNHE subscriber IS just in receipt OF q ne" and
l. general assortment Of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
which he is selling at the very LOWEST PRICES
for Cash. His stock embraces nearly every de-
s~cript,on Of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, &c., &c.
To which he invites the attention OF all
who wish to buy their goods at low prices.
To my old customers / would say that l
feel under many obligations for their pat
ronage, ard hope BY strict attention to their
wants to merit a continuance Of the same.
JOHN. A. ROBINSON,
Main street, Louisiana.
March 3lst, 1851.
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LADIES' DRESS O

Els DltfiSS u
A HANDSOME VARIETY, well selected, o
II Fancy Dress Silks;
do do silk warped poplins;
Fancy and plain Alpacss;
silk warp Bumbasin, superior article;
Solid and fancy Delaines;
do do Cashmeres;
For sale ehssp, BY LUCE & MURRAY.
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A nabob of Cincinnati has sent to Italy
for q magnificent marble monument to COW
er his remains, which is 10 cost $4,000.
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E. NJ 0 VAL.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

THE subscriber having removed hisshop to the
1 building lately occupied by A. D.. Landram:
on Georgia street, begs leave to say TO the public
that he is prepared to make all garments in his
line in the nestest and most fashionable manner.
He has received . new and fashionable assort-
'ment Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Vestings,
Coat trimmings, SC. &C., Of every variety, and
lis therefore enabled to furnish coats, pants, vests,
&C, at the lowest prices. J. SENEZ.
Louisiana, April 18th, 1s51-1y.
Democratic banner., 1851-05-28

The Old Game.-The Indiana State
Journal, and other Wing papers at the north,
are complaining that some Of the southern
journals require, as a condition precedent
to their support, that Gen. Scott snail give
uuequivocal pledges to sustain the compro-
mise bills. They say that the north de-
handed no pledges of Gen. Taylor, and
therefore the south should demand none of
Scott. This is good Wing reasoning, but
the time is past when it wtl do for south
ern voters. They are determined, and
rightly too, not to give their aid to any one,
either in the north or south, who will not
give the guarantee demanded ofGen. Scott.
A no principle and unpledgsd party have
had possession of the government during
two Observation-Disclosures Of Tyler and
FilImore-and they have effectually cured
the people Of the folly Of encouraging such
corrupt combinations.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been Granted letters of administration on
the estate of JUBAL EARLY, deceased, by the
Judge of the Probate Court of Pike county Mo-,
bearing date Gath January 1851.
All persons having claims against said estate
are notified to exhibit them for allowance within
one year from the date Of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit of said estate; and
If not exhibited within three years they will be
forever barred. GILES. H. EARLY,
February 18th 1851. Administrator
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-U-,,.d states Cencus.

III. Republic, of the 2sd, publishes the
1T. o.psu. Of the United States com.
sSssa and also the apportionmeut of repre-
P. .s: The total population is stated at
90 'Ies. The Representative popula-
t;o" si's3a.525. Whole number of Repre-
ss ~ asI. The following States each
bsvs . member sdded to the former num-
bsr of Reuresentstives: Alabama, Connec-
ticut, Delaware. Florida, Georgia, Indiana,
Kentucky, Massachusetts,, Maryland. Mis-
souri,, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is.
land, Tennessee and Texas.
This is 8 Telegrsphic report, and there
must be some mistake about it. Illinois is
certainly entitled to one additional member
Missouri ought to have another, and we
do not see where Texas gets the population
to entitle her to three Representatives.
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a5'Lines taken from the margin Of ahymn
book, at church:
81 look in vain-he does not come:
Dear, dear! what shall ] do?
/ cannot listen asI ought,
Unless he listens too.
He might have come as well az not;
r What plaques these fellows are!
I'll bet he's fast asleep at home,
Or smoking q cigar!"
y The last Jefferson City Inquirer says
that the Missouri river 10 nov higher than
It was ct any period last year. Boats Of the
largest class can navigate it.
SOLD OUT QuIcx.-The editor of Brock
lyn Eagle says that passing through one of
Brooklyn markets. Q few evenings ago, he
encountered q msat-vendsf, shouting at the
top Of his luugs:--"Ere's your cheap meat
Ir b~oerders!"
Democratic banner., 1851-05-28
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all person. interest
~ ed in the estate Of Gipson Cothron, deceased,
tina: I took charge of the estate Of said deceased
on the 18th day Of March 1851.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those having
demands against the same are requested to present
them properly authenticated within one yearfrom
the above date, or they may be precluded from
any benefit oil said estate; and II not presented
within three years, they will be forever barred.
H. G. EDWARDS,
Public Admir-. Of Pike county.
March 18th, iS5l-Sw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
HTo err, Is human: 70 l0rglve aigine."

DIR. BAscoMB--fIIs CoAr.-In the compost
ton d Dr. Basconlh there was no cant or osten
tatiotls pre7euse. lie could never be induced 10
wear the peculiar dress adopted by clcrpymen Of
his Church. lie believed that true humility il a
principle Of the soul, and does hot consist either
IN eccentriciiy Of habit. or tile cut IF the coat -
He always dressed with neaines' and TASTE
This so much dsphased the "eldcr brethren
thst he ascailpd to forma account by num-
Der Of senior clergymen. After listening re,
specially 10 the arguments urged against the
fashionable cu Of his gatb, Dr. Bascomh delibc
raiely arose, PEELED of his coat and hanging Ton
chair, desired 10 know whether il was himself
or his coat that preached His censnrels smiled
at the oddly Of the argument and told hin to
dress as he pleased.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11

Con-. Stockton on Dlsuvios.--In a letter de-
clining q be CONSIDERED candidate for u, y
Senator Tor New jsrsryyconS. stockton gives i,
terance 10 the following sentiments:
However ayersc may he 10 enter into qaea-
lions Of party politics. still permit me to express
The hope that The appointment Of Senator may b.
conferred On some one whose heart ard sand.sn
voice. are pledged 10 the Union Of the States Al
AL haznd~ Al ~ the support of comp-omises 81
The Constitution aud the execution ol laws VITA
unfait eTing deity.
Snryiye Nh@.f,y. perish wAo will. the Union
must be nfc.ers d. I'd Ibis settlement. for ONE,
set ny hanI n heart; and on IL maintenance.
am nov. a. I .scr have been. ready 10 pledge
me- life. my fi,iaDe, and honor. The people Y
New Jerse, t,yr ii the late elections adopted i
and made il ,h-irs and every citizen everywhere.
who loves b rqpary and his race, will respond
to il with enthusiasm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11

FALL or PARriEs,--The majority in The Geor.
gsa convention, that adopted the report and reso.
tons, met afterwards, and formed political Goa
lition Or Union party, to supersede The wing and
democratic parties Of Thai State. Messrs. Toombs
and stephens were foremost In the movement
Thus perish tho two great national parties in
Georga. They were not strong enough 70 con-
tend s'ngly with the southern party--and had 4
combine.
there viii be an amusing tumbliug ofplatFon1,
and falling overheard Of national politicians I'll
over the country. The coalition. il ii extends a.
i viii and must 70 olher States, will contain en-.
TREY too many ofhce seekers sSr tie coalition 4
accommodate, and il viii be lound The most di,
vided Union party thai has Jet been seen.
Southern Press.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11

Or A fat old gentleman who had been Bit in
the calt Of his leg BY dog, came to Jonas in a
towering passion, declaring that it was the iokers
dog thai had bitten him. Expecting an action for
damages, ths wag drew up the following articles
as his ground OF defence.
|. By testimony in favor Of the general good
conduct Of my dog, can prove thai nothing
could make him so torgettal Of bis canine digni.
ty as 10 bite calf
Q He is blind; and cannot see 70 bite.
g. EVENT. be could see TO bire, il would be
utterly impossible for him 10 20 out Of bis way to
d. s., on account of his severe lameness.
A Granting his eyes and legs TO be good, he
has no teeth,
5. My dog died SIX weeks since.
@. never had a dog.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11

LrTEnARy PkoonEss.- Within few years
past Mississippi has given birth u two fiue Ma.
sonic works from the pen Of Ehsr Scott. II
Jackson aud George " Gray, 81 Clinton some
popular novels by Miss E. A. Duppy, (Gorheri,
ofihis city, npw resident Of Jefferson county and
!. B. Goth, IL Epwndcs-@lwo volumes OF poem.
ny Mr.. JosselyD, Of Holly Springs, and NJ Caf-
penier, Of Jacksan--an Aalnn anicaI work by
Rev. C. K Mar-hall, Of this Il. and an Alma
nae by Mr. Ale x, or Atnns. Who says Mis-
sissipp is MI making progress in liIeratnrcl New
novels written by our citizens are now in press,
and the contributions Of some of them % the ~.
views andagrruiural pull cpipns d the day ate
remarkably able aud desersedly popular. Missi-.
sippI literature viii yet make 4 notsS ii The
world Vicksburg Wig
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
dissolution.

TIME firm OF DEcHERD d GRAY is Dissolved by
IL the death of the former. The busnesswillb be
continued by the subscriber, who will be glad to see
the customers Of the former coucen aud all others
that may favor him with a call To make room for
the Fall and Winter stock, the present one will be
sold remarkably low, on The usual time to punctual
customers
b. GRAY.
Columous, Sept. IA, 1850. HIT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
&C. GLOYER, ND.

FYAVING LOCATED himself ia this city re-
spoc,'ully tenders his professional services TO
its citizens aud vicinity.
lie practices ppon Physiological and Botanic
principles.
~ Office in the East wing Of the Columbus
Hotel
Maze "a, 1880 bly,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11


sesvE Il rRaSr OF FAsntoSABLs HorkE.
~.ienllemsh tisrnOnhling from bis hofse--sSla-
bier attend reirgerAle my beast BY allowing bin
twice u crconambulate yoader fountain; ihsl
accomplished, 10 imbbe a moderate quantity Of
! aqueous PARTICLES, conduct him with care 10 tn
repository ioe vearied bcass,and having clolheh
IN iustre hi dirty skin ~ grn,le application i
The vegetable material cqminpuly called straw.
suffer him 10 parlake food which shall a0erd nour.
!, ishmeni aud general repose, =
Stahlef, (langhingl --sW,h-a.t, sir
Scent bat, sir Stand youahus ike ons
who has no reason 10 bis soul, while this p'fir
beast, whose every pore Il gushing strength,
grows yaIetudinary 'neanl SoI's depressing rays.
fe volatile bafbarianl
Stah.--( iaugl ilg Still more unrestrainrdlyl--
i cant understands wo.d you Hsv, sir; butt sui.
p1se you want your horse pa, upl'
Geni.--'Snpidiiy uuequalled ms, sIord iul-
inmate your censu.esAgabi the Company rlwtu
ths mani sis..oppu1 ,,iorsemenl. The o'A'A'd.
duct ,ne to secluded apsdmentssre we understand
fNiyes Of the most ,yic character TRady zoe an TO-
their iormerpover the varying energIsswu' Oe "a
hausteH frame. .astry.
Landlord Laughing ~ win, sir . present
Gent --.prepnsierousl And gbi, sir, uninnary
tho disgraceia merria,ent Of your mini1ui
should surmise tnysefhe first oi the species yoPl'
ever bekcld
Landlord, Dangling still tnOte,--indeed you
are, sir
Terminate this prolix scene. and Off,
ciate my guide to apartments. the hour oi
]innef summon me ii WEAKNESS should have
caused me 10 be recumhent Ii position. gently 60
animate me with the breath Of a ian.'
SCENE 1.-THE DINING RooM.
Gent Seating hhsefat the ,able--ihe din.
nerover--others standing ii the room1--.l should
Judge yotacity aud ignorance the prevailing char
aclerisc ofthis mansion. see nohng among
these reekiag ruins worthy the regard II d gen.
,lrman's palate.
Waiter, I desire a female fowl, sufficiently blh
not redundan,iy itssisae edible by fire. CT is
brougbt) Waiter. dissect with care the sau,e do
moi yi-ienily separate s4o eSsise, ivA it, i-H.s
should suffer disiocalon from the discordan,
sound. I'll Is done.) Walter, place = tender
portion Of the breast upon my plate. win the ne
cessary Accomplishments. IL Is done as ord
cred, and the gentleman commences his dil-
ner.)
wug, who, with others, had observed These
proceedings, seats himself At the table opposite
our hero.
Wag.--'Vaitcr furnish me with alemalt fowl
('rhe waiter understands the joke, ard does ~
pid.) Waiter divide those parts into portions
suited 70 abial capacity. (0penin9 bis mouth
aud throwing himself back ia bis char.l Watt
~, place one Of them in tho orilice beore you
Our hero begins 10 understand the quiz, and II
evidently dlscoDceFted1 Waiter. wag my jaws!'
Amid roars Of laughter, and curses OH his lips,
our hero rushed fruIh The room.