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IMPoRTANTIMPRo lEK-Fhe Glas- gow Argus describes ink, invented by a"worthy BarOnet. well known for his services m chemistry and agriculture. The new ink, which is called ''the queens ink, from tine fact that her mries,y has ax- pressed her pleasure the invention, and condescen- ded to make use of it in preference to the old black. is coloress water, and perfectly innocuous; anf if spit upon paper prepared 10 receive il, makes no blot mark IL does not stain linen, or wool en. the fingers, or any substance whatever with which may come in contact. except silver (iron which ii may be removed without euble; and flows with perfect freedom and fuenry from the pen. ea,- ing behind it writing which is distinctly black or blue, according as the paper Is prepared for either color. We do nol know the prices al which the pa- per and ink are to be sold at present, but understand that there Is nothing In ihe process of the manuac- ture which will cause either 10 be more expensive than the common paper and ink to which we have been accustomed, if an adequate sale can be obtained

 ANARGUMEsT.-A 'h, osier" (of rather scanty means) visited New York lately, with introductory letters, for ihe purpose o bu, ing considerable am ount of goods upon credit. The jobbers 10 whom he applied were very courteous but didn't exactly like 10 trade.

 ''Wh,t's the matier?" enqured the buyer.

 ''Nothing particular" was the reply, "onIy we don't much like this credit business"

 "Wel, hut don't ask for only thirty days"

 "Very true, but you might die you know"

 "Why. who the d-I ever heard of any bod,'s dy. ing in thiHy ydays,"-[Boston Mail.