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Dadnt01d cut Utdn1ond.--A six-foot Yer monter lately entered store on one of our principal wllaryes in search of employment. He could do any kind of cliore, he said, and boasted much of his strength. sStout as you are, said the clerk, 'sPlI bet $IO you cannot carry that bag of salt (pointing to very lage one) twice across this store and back again and never lay 1t down. Tho Yankee stood for a moment scratching his head and gazing at a rope with hook at it's end which tangled through q scuttle, and then accepted the wager. He shoudered the bag with the utmost ease, carried 1t twice backward and forward and then hung ii upon the hook aforesaid. "lIister.n said he, q guess I'li trouble you for that are ten. l didn't lay i down-E las,psg if up.'' The clerk, much to iiis dissatisfaction, landed over the money, and the Yermonter left tie store, saying, Catch weasel asleep! Not so bad day work Better than chopping iogs!" etc.--Bosto,s Goiorg.

 A Southerner had Q large shaggy dog, of what is commonly called the cur species, of which he gave i'll the presence of a number 1 of persons, the following character:

 

 did see-real wild cat--muscle and grizzle ali oyer-can eat hedgc-hog--dodge u thunder clap and whip any four legged ani- nal that ever walked the earth

 tI1e must be scrowger,' said d hog merchant present---sbut, I'll bot you cool ten dollars that Eve got an old boar, in the field out wonder that he cant make run, no day.

 sDone.'-excIaimed the Souherner--- taking out the money, which was covered by that of the hog driver. IL wasa cold winter morning, and the company had 10 wade through the snow ere they could reach the old boar. When they arrived at the field, the animal vas; pointed out-ile was sial,i- iiis rassivelyj iii q corner and no sooner did the dog perceive his antagonist than he seized him by the throat and they both rolled into the snow together.

 He's a screamerl' shouted the Southern- CT. May be so,' replied the hog driver, holding out his hand for the stakes,--sbut he Nnt agoing to rlln--for he was frozen to death last night-and dead boars don't use their legs now-a-days.--4uron Refeetor.

 4 case has been decided in New York; in favor of the New York Daily Sentinel against Lee. Powell and Co.,, wherein the principle was confirmed that persons re- ceiying Q newspaper. without ordering it discontinued, are liable in all cases for the payment of the saHac.

 