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.aczr zcoy 10 get an otficc.-A late liar. rIsburg paper relates an anecdote worth repeating, as it may afford new light to office seekers in these days of Reform. An individual, in one of thc

 Western Counties of Pennsylvania, had q violent longing for the office of Jus. tlee- of the Peace, boon in the gift of the Governor, and not apt, by the way, to be dealt out with niggard hand.- But in this case, the applicant unfortu- nately lacked character; at least he was unable to procure tue necessary reconn-. mendation, to his excellency. His s'documentsn were not deemed sufii- cient, and he was disappointed in his object. The applicant, however, did not "giyc 1t up''-and fell upon q very ingenious plan of supplying the def eieney. II happened that petition had been circulated in his neighbor- hood, for the grant of few miles of turnpike road. To this the signat,.rcs were 'snunhrons and respectable 7 and