{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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WAXING UR THE WRore PAssENGER.--The
New York Spirit Of the Times tells a story as
follows:


"Fancy handsome single man, fully six
feet high, and well proportioned, with repu-
talion, politically as well as morally, it was
important for him TO maintain. travelling in the
stage coach, in the western part of the Stale ol
New York, and having with him, par hazard
as compognons de royoge, a gentleman and his
pretty wife. They stop for the night The
chambers, as then not uncommon. were form
ed IN one large room by paper screens, not
quite reaching to the ceiling, serving as partl-
tons between them o,.s ea.t, tg.t nail
The repose Of our hero was interrupted, not
lI'tle TO his surprise, by the lady's attempting
to ge, into his bed.


"lfyou insist upon il, madam, you may have
half Of my bed" said our hero, ''but if fryou