self with the Deyil--with him, will leave
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self it'll the Deyil--witll him, will leave < Beau Charley and pass on.

 ( 1aHyH Ho, next presents himself, and in friendship would advise him to beware how lie taiks and lcyites--.s let him fhat stand- eth, tude heed lest he fau." It looks not well for a candidate for the highest office in the gift tcf the people, todescend to write such sstrasd de-there is no display of intel llect, wit, or merit in the piece, and it is only calculated to injure the writer. A word to the wise should be sufficient.

 SPhiRg,o an animal with virgins face, tdog's body, wings like bird, and claws like lion--a feminine animal--{in some particulars the modern s' Sphin1o cores ponds with the ancient)-his face is more feminine than masculine, his tongue Is soft and oily, voice melodious, and apparently unable to attain the strength of that of a maa-whethe his length of body, his arms, and long fingers, will carry out the simi- larity, others must judge as we'll as myself The Sphinx was a female-whether the present !" Spfinr' is a male or female, I know not. The Sphinx was beast of prey, and preyed on the human famiiy-so does our modern !" Sphia.r." She seems yoracious in her appetite, as she is aiming to destroy large majority of this county, but appears to be particularly fond of a certain" Gel. GanR 7'oney," and is deter- mined to eat him up tooth and toe-nail.- :" sPhinro IS free in giving tie lie to others, and is herselfgnilty oflying inmore than one particular; she says Allen Mar tin was born in the Territory, that Is one lie, she says that no caucus vas held, that IS another lie. say caucus was held on Wednesday night last-a second cuHeus- will sine say that is lie! ] would advise Mrs. Sphinx to look 10 her own election, if by so doing she can avoid SECOND shame tt defeat acting as the tool of Ashley, Woodruff, az Co. will be sure to defeat her election--and while ss Sphinro is charging others with want of wisdom and intellect, would advise her to have care of her own empty pate.

 <" .Nemo,' of all people in the world, is the most worthless-of all the mean, sinful, wicked, and yillainous acts practised in the world, . Memo, , is said 10 be the author, while nothing good is ever laid to his cred It. He appears, however, to be aware of the great sinfulness ofingratitude-le him be very grateful for the many favors lie is now receiving, and the still greater favor promised in .futuro, and as an incentive to his gratitude, let him constantly bear in mind, that, as he has very properly named himself, he Is indeed nobody.

 