TopAcco.-A correspondent who says he
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ToBAcco.--A correspondent who says ne
paye M tobacco and rum more Than twenty
wears ago, has sent US the following lines
Bu, whether on the ocean or on the land,
Abroad, at home, in wealth or poverty,
Learned OF simple, busy or at ease t..
Avoid that popular, seductive Weed ..,-
Which man alone, with one vile worm besides,
Could ever eat-Tobacco. nauseous drug,
Too base 10 feed a starving whelp withal
Escbew but chew il not, nor smoke nor snuff
The foul narcotic: giveit il 10 the dog, :
That has deyoured his master, to the toad
To make his venom OF, 10 spiders, snakes,
And yipers if you will, bat give 10 man,
The only being of celestial aim


Beneath the sun, some purer aliment,
Less fitted TO degrade him to brute,
Than is the filthy weed!


A young man in small village in Mi
chigan, being in love with a young lady
of the BON ton thought that to gain her af-
(ections he must serenade her; which he ac-
cordingly.odid wi,ha drum and fife; he
himself singing the following stanzas in the
interlude :aaioeh a7a saa .asaa 109 81 Y


o Lady, arise, - la lassi


And open thine eyes, A at sa4Yris
For thy true love is unto thee calling, Y


And the dogs Of nis ht,nga sai 3a ri


Bark with all their, might vl.,s


And the cats are caterwauling. .4sa,4


