Edenburg, (Pa.) Spy.
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fl gentle hiat.--A spruce young beau, gallanting his intended few evenings since, was converslng upon the late turn cut, when he remarked that he sswished he was able to maintain all the factory girls ill Lowell one six months, he would do ii to prevent their returning to the mlls.o His fair one, who had been silent listener to his patriotic discourse, replied with sigh, "Ah, wish you was able to maintain one of thefn.n

 As Col. Haskett, the pedesfrnn, was passing a house, an old lady, attracted by the velocity of his movements, ran to the door and exclaimed, "HalIo, Mister. arn,t you the great predesiinofiom man that walks on bread and water l"-.Nslc- Englaad Re- Uier.

 Fashion.-A g'ippy g,,oarer was offer ing for sale fine litter of young .-panIels, a day or two since, when barbarian tl- quired why he did not cut off their tails. Why sir, ye see as how it be'ant the fash ion now. dixkivered by the last lot, that if go for 10 cuRtaspem, cant REiaieem no horc!!"

 As in the library of the student, the books he most values, are usually the plainest bound so in the female world. excellence and merit and talents are of- tenest found beneath q plain covering.

 A motion Is about to be introduced in the British House of Commons, extending the right of suffrage to unmarried females.