Mistress Columbia, who has been taking a nap, suddenly wakes up and calls her noisy scholars to order / J.M.L.

Columbia seated at desk at the front of a classroom with members of Congress seated on each side of the room divided by the Mason-Dixon line, the North on the left and the South on the right; there is fighting among those in the foreground, others are studying the Constitution.
Illus. in: Harper's weekly, v. 4, no. 158 (1860 January 7), p. 16.