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4 Keen retort.-A fellow named Lord, residing in 1sew-Y ork, recently took the li- esFty Of advertising his spouse. The lady. 6y no means willing to suffer herself to be scandallzed, has issued card of reply, in which she says:

 After ileeaIyyears' cotmtship, I was final y induced to become your wife-but be- fore twenty days had passed away, the garb ot twenty years was thrown aside, and you appeared in your native colors--of mean ness, dIrtlness, crossness, littleness, fool ishness. You often said you did not wish me to stay, " that the old b---h should 20 home" And now, with how much truth can you assert that have left your bed and board"

 in conclusion, 1 proclaim you a sot, coward and villain, as the first may be proved at grog shops and taverns and no one but coward would bully and ahuse a woman. And that the term villain is ap- Propnate, your conduct too plainly shows. 1 therefore caution every man who values character, not to associate with you, who would by prudence and economy preserve hts property not to trust you. And finally 1 say to every man, trust him not to every woman, touch him not; and to all. "hands off, Josey."