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The following short paragraph from the Bos- ton Galaxy forcibly illustrates the life of an edit or, at leastof such as do their duty:

 Good Things.-Above all the people upon earth, it is the business of an editor to busy him. seifwth looking up "good things.n Like fhe Jackall, he must hunt diligently to satisfy the |appetite of that lion, the world. He must sleep to dream about the mails, and wake to examine them. Up early and down late, it is histask to present an epitome of the various intelligence from the four quarters of the globe, the sad and the merry, the gloomy and the gay, the revolu- ton of empires, and the growth of the squashes, the adventures of kings and great men of the little drama and the large world.