{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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LADIES LIsTEN-A writer in the Alexandria
Gazette, after showing the unnaturalness apd
folly of wearing Bustes, thus closes his re-
marks:


Dear Ladies, take my advice, and gradually
disrobe yourselves of every thing about you
that is contrary to the form in which you were
created-and resolve never more to act so fool
Sh part. say gradually, because you who
wear these "Bustles," would look exceedingly
bad in your appearance, did you all at once re-
move the mountain. Hoping soon TO see tha,
my advice is followed-I shall say no more a,
present-but if il be negected-you may ex,
pect something rather severe on the subject Of
Bushes" from your devoted friend.