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poR THE wILMIN6T0NIAN.
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roR THE wILMINGT0NIAN.
a1mathan's Visit to he'' Philadelphia


MUSEUM.
kast night went to the Museum,
To see all the novelty there;
! nd when lgot into the room
Byji,ags guess ] did stare.
kst on the left side Of the door,
Stands creature that looks like man;
they say he was brought from the south,
And they call him an Ourang- -Outang.
Fhcre . tarnai great possey Of swine;
Some full grown, and some on'em shoats;
nd monkeys, and leopards, and deers,
Opossums, and wild mountain goats.
here's pictures all hung up to view,
Of palaces, prisons, and hu,s;
Ind chickens sprAwld dut on their backs,


While foxes are gnawing their CUTS.
There's beasts of all kinds declare,


From buEaloes clean down to sows;
Ind rabbits, and edgc.hogs, and hares,
And cavies and five legged cows.
10 get 'lecterIzcd all the good folk
Join'd their hands and stood all in row I;
they wanted me bad to take hold
But says I-I'H be darn'd if do.
balloo, what dif'repcc is here
By .jing the contrast is great;
There's Mammoth as big as world,
And dar,,'d little mouse at his feet.
fhen casting my eyes all around,
As I wish'd to see all things of course,
4 Lord preserve us" roar'd in fright,
"There's a dead man riding horse"
Now here's mortality's room


How shocking to nater it seems
Hearts, bowels, eyes, ears, and .iaw-bones,


Are pack'd in pot like bak'd beams.