From the Brattleboro' Messenger.

 BORROWING.
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Mr. Editor-The piece which recently ap- peared in your paper signed "A Lender" has done some good. Several neighbours have since found things which they supposed were lost, but which, it now appears, were only >Ant long time since.

 When first read the article of "A Len der, 1 thought it was personal-and starting suddenly from my chair, scoundrel !'' said |, "who has been writing about me! I'll go to the printer and find out the author,and give him severe castigation I'll-Ill Russel Jar wis him." caught my hat and started for the printing office. My good woman 'won- dered what made the man act so''-it being one of her peculiar expressions on such occa : sions. On reaching the outer door, met neighbor Stacks ruddy faced. fiaxen headed urchin. "Mister," said he, here is your break ing-up hoe and hand-saw, that father borrow ed of you latt fall. Father says you have been Vriting at him him in the newspaper a. bout it." "Heaven forfend." said l. But,