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HARPER'S WEEKLY. [FEBRUARY 16, 1861. 112 THE CRIPPLED AMERICAN EAGLE, THE COCK, AND THE LION. LION. "Why, Brother Jonathan, you don't look so fierce as you used. How about the MONROE DOCTRINE now?" Cock. "Yes, my good Jonatan, what you tink of PRIVATEERING under de present circomnstance ?" JEREMIAH. "Is dat 'Hail Columbus! happy Lan'!' you's playin','Sephus?'' JOSEPHUS. "Yes; dat's de chewn." JEREMIAH. "Well, Marster say dat chewn done dead." JOSEPHUS. "He do? Well, ef dat chewn dead, I jes' as well break my Banjo and gib up, 'cause dat's the prettiest chewn I plays. Dat chewn's too pretty to die!" SERIOUS ACCIDENT. As Major and Captain -- of the Light Polkers were Skating with the Lovely and Accomplished EMILY D- and HARRIET V — their feelings suddenly gave way. They Broke the Ice, and we hear they have not yet been extricated from their perilous situation! ON THE PARK. - SKATE PROPRIETOR TO SPECTATOR WITH WOODEN LEG. "'Ave a pair on, Sir ? Ax yer Pardin, Sir--didn't twig yer Misfortin. I've a hodd ya can have, Sir!" ADVERTISEMENTS.
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