'vice is monster ofsuth frightful mien,
That to be hated needs but to be seen.'
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That TO be hated needs but TO be seen.'
So said poet long ago, and il may have been
true in his lime, but if he lived in this city he
would most certainly change his opinion,
Why vice rather glories in It's shame nova
days. Ills not content that men shall see it,
and know that il exists, it goes farther, and at
the expense or an advertisement, calls the pub
lie attention 10 its deformi,ies.


We have been led to these remarks by notice
ing CALL in other city papers. wherein the
subscriber returns thanks for his Temperance
friends for the necessity they have pla
ced him under, Of enlsrging his rum shop.
We have often witnessed what was called cool
things. but This caps the climax Of any thing
we have ever seen, or heard tell OF. The ad-
ver,iser assures the public that he has ample
room, well Supplied with the usual fxins Of
q restaurant. viz !: Headaches, rheunatisms,
gou,, palsy, sore eyes, fevers. heart burns.
heortaches. pains, tears, groans. anguish.
anti. domestic peace. family baawls, street
fights, aims house drops. peniten'iary diplo-
mas, hangman's rope DEATH by measure, each
and any for sixpence. and marble bar 70
Jingle il on. All this. bear 10 mind, is sold
according 10 lawi