. The ball of yarn;. ern,He tore his must-nt-mention-ems,And had to put on hern! To cure palpitation of the heart, procure a young woman—alive! andhaving ascertained the region of her heart, press the organ closely againstyour own, until the pain ceases. Where serious information is to be ap-prehended, it is well to cover it with some thin mouselin de laine, or otherlight fabric. For regimen, use cooling drinks and moonlight—about halfand half. —An Englishman is not only fond of seeing sights, but heis also fond of expressing himself in his own peculiar and independent style.:A Co
. The ball of yarn;. ern,He tore his must-nt-mention-ems,And had to put on hern! To cure palpitation of the heart, procure a young woman—alive! andhaving ascertained the region of her heart, press the organ closely againstyour own, until the pain ceases. Where serious information is to be ap-prehended, it is well to cover it with some thin mouselin de laine, or otherlight fabric. For regimen, use cooling drinks and moonlight—about halfand half. —An Englishman is not only fond of seeing sights, but heis also fond of expressing himself in his own peculiar and independent style.:A Cockney applied, when at Berlin, to the lord-marechal to present himto the king, Frederick the Great. His lordship told him that it was nptsuch an easy matter, and that many great noblemen had been refuse*!. Faith. said the Englishman, It is not that I care much about it; butas I have already seen five kings, I should have been glad to make up the ]half dozen. *&) wr,7uj»iiu^ut»,jlij A SCENE AT THE OPERA. 1. Having been Invited by your Cousin from the Country to Visit the Opera, and during the Performance he falls asleep. and are Stared out of Countenance by a number of Puppies with Opera Glasses. UPROAR HOUSE! I OR THE GREAT NATIONAL QUARREL Between Twedleum and TumliveedU. This tremenduous row, in fact therow of49, which began in the momen-tary question, whether Yankee ±sed orEnglish Mac had the greatest capabil-ity to murder poor old Will iShakspeareand resulted in the death of 24 innocentindividuals, and ended in establishingthe fact, that in Gotham the difference I between the Codfish Aristocracy andCatfish Mobocracy was considerable, j if not more ; at the same time the world ! was made acquainted with the valor of | tne New York Militia and the great su- I periority of the Foot Regiment over the I Horse Marines, the latter being com- j posed of Dutch Grocers and Irish Cart- j men, who true to the manner in which they left their own country, Cut and ; Run when brou
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