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Really we wefo upon the point of shed- a;no fears when we read the following rom the Boston Mercantile Journal

 ..T The edilor of paper printed ID ,,le western part of the State, accounts for the non-annearance of his sheet at the appoint ..,l t;tne. by saying that he had 'no paper on hand. and nothing to buy any with. - peer 4allawl Hard times these, to have neither cash nor eredlt."

 II is not so much the Fecilnlary loss that oxeited inc sympathy that onr espr1t de corps for the fraternity would naturally aWakeh' but the idea o,- ille pain which this sudden disrupture and divorce of the agreeable al- liapce existing between editorial pflde and the reputation of the journal to which he IS welded must necessarily occasion, and which none hul an editor can feel or apPfe- ciate.--.N'oGh.

 erand wlle'' salute of ono hundred qnns was fired on the common, at Boston, on receiyingnews of the result of the elec- ion of New York, and a general meeting of the people had been called to express their icy, | in the redemption of the poiltl- cal character of that great commercial me- tropolis.'

 There was a famous eating match at a yiilaeo in Yorkshire, between two men, na- med Gubhins and Muggins, which caused a

 great deai of interest in the neighbofnood;

 and q eountryman, leaving the place before ] ti,e match WIS decided, vas stepped hy g al- most every one on the road, with :" v no beatsq How does the match get on!2 &e. i1o which he answered, Why, doant eA- oetlv l,,,ow-they say Gubbins I'll get #; bnt thinks nluggins Pll bet 'un yet, iol when leaif he was only two geese and a torkey behind him ]"

 Gaptein Eorl's piece.-A good old lady who always saved the cream of every thing to tickle the palate of her loving spouse Yeserving for him the brownest piece Q toast. the hest slice of cake. and the bieges - as7sl s,..i,t ies.,..., l take cup of tea at her house, who liked t be inc monopoiizer of such dainties him self and who was moreover on terms tha

 warranted his helping himself to whateye suited his fancy. 4 usual, the good wo man had cut her pic in such q manner as t leave one formidable slice, which was vel understood to belong to her husband. 9'ht yisitant saw if, and proceeded to help him self to tie tempting morscl, when he wa interrupted by the wite-ss Stop, stop, Mir -, that's Capt, Yoll2's piece. ."-P Port laad Courier.