A Large Throat

The Cinc innatiItírj? Star, relates the following anecdote oí a j young gentleman of the soiith, wiio had i pended a largo folune - money, lands,ncjroes, ! every thing, in a course of intemperance and profligacy. One d.'iy he was walkinnf in the etreet very leisurelv, whon seéiag a physician on the opposite sid'e, he called out to liim lo come over: "Doctor' said he, 'I wisí) you'd just take u look down iny tiiroal." "I don't discover any thing-, sir," said the doctor, after looking. "Yon don't!'5 said he, "why that's st range; will youbo kind cnonh, sir to give anolher üook.-"' "Really sir,1' said tlie doctor, after a second look, "I don't see any thing." "Not? why doctor, there is a farm (en thonsand dollars, and twenty negroes gone down there!'