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The long, cold, starry evenings have come again, when the cracking fire is plea- sant, comfortable and social. Now is the time, kind reader, when we most love to meet you at our table, and sit out large moiety of the night with you. There is nc soeiability ill our converse with you of a close, hot, sultry, summers evening. Ey- cry thing then predisposes man to irasci- bility and vexed inpatience.-Every little, petty inconvenience presses upon us, and wo betde the luekess wight who then falls under the wrath of an Editor. But op one of these long, clear evenings, when our doors and windows are closed, we shut out at the same time all the cares and vexations of the world. We think then no more of pockets fathomless and void-of editorial poverty and the shifts to which poor huma- nty IS reduced to make one dollar go as far far as two ought. We think no more of our own misdemeanors and our readers wrath. Not we. We scorn such things-and think no more of ifhe world than VIC would if we had just emigrated to the moon.

 Are you for politics tonight? If so. you may read your hl. Just before you lies the Louisville Journal-edted by that prince of wit and sarcasm-Prentice. He sometimes oversteps the confines of propri- ety-his wit degenerates to vulgarity-and smacks rather strongly of inc grosser kinds of sarcasm. This, however, is only occa- sionally. His columns are more universal ly brilliant, more continually glittering with coruscations of wit, than those of any jour- nal in the United States. His equal Is not to be met with among those protesting our handieraft, for keen, cutting and biting sar- casm-for quick retort-and scorching re- partee. He has not the polished weapons of Noah-but all Is harsh, fierce and unre- lenting. As 10 Penn, who at first tried to measure strength with him, he has stuck him so full of his darts, that there Is no more space left wherein to thrust another, than to add another quill to the full armored porcupine.

 You know, we suppose, that he has hoist ed the Harrison flag. He has only follow ed the example of a multitude. From ap- pearances it is probable that Harrison will carry Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Indiana-and low many more States we do not pretend 10 say. White is gaining 1 strength in the South and West-and be. tween the two, Van Buren will most assu- redly be beaten. As we do not des,re to meddle with politics. just at this time. how ever, we'll spare you any disqulsitions.

 The people of this age, in these United states,-nay be defined as melpspopes-rsad- sags' a'asaaais. Every little country town is- sues its weekly sheel-and yet the country is not supplied. The great emporiulns of