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as the brave FISK of the bully 9th. "MARIAR," said I, addressin' Mrs. GREEN, and tippin' over her pan of dish-water so she coulden't wet my close, "yer 'aven't (hic!) tode the mark as 'er troo (hic!) wife orter. I can't (hic!) 'ave any more of yer (hic!) darn foolin'. Will yer (hic!) 'bey yer 'usband like a (hic!) man, in the futer?" I raised the hoss-whip to give her a good blow. She caught it on a fly with both hands, as I lade down on the floor to convince my wife I was in earnest in what I said. Well, LEWIS, I remember feelin' as if I was put into a large bag with a lot of saw logs, and was bein' viteally shoot up. I could also distinguish my wife, flyin' about as if she had taken a contract for thrashin' a lot of otes, and haden't but a few minnits to do it in, and somehow I got it into my head that I was the otes. I went to sleep in a cloud of hosswhips--hair and panterloon buttons rapt up in a dilapidated soot of close. When I awoke, I looked as if that Dutch millingtery Company had been usin' me for a target, substitootin' my nose for the bull's eye. I imejutly come to the conclusion, that to successfully buck agin Lager-beer, was full as onhealthy as tryin' to get a seat in H. WARD BEECHER'S church on Sunday mornin's, afore all the Pew-holders had got in. When you want an asilum to flee to, come to Skeensboro. Altho' you have got the ship of State stuck in the mud, I think I can get you a canal bote to run, where you can earn your $115.00 a month, provided your wife will do the cookin' for the crew. This is better than bein' throde onto the cold, cold charities of the world, especially where a man has got the gout, for anything cold in apt to bring on the pain and make him pe-uuk. Hopin' that in the futer, as you grow older, you may lern wisdom by cultivatin' my acquaintance--and with kind regards to UGEEN and bub BONYPART, in your native tung I will say: _Barn-sure, noblesse Pea-cracker._ Ewer'n, one and onseperable, HIRAM GREEN, Esq., _Lait Gustise of the Peece._ * * * * * Bunsby's War Paint. Napoleon's chances are not great If German facts are true; But if he finds not Paris Green Hell make the Prussian Blue. * * * * * Remark by a Bandsman. Once upon a time the French Horn was a famous instrument, but now, considering the retreating strategy of the French leaders, it appears to be s
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