, 1859-11-30
PFHutfCEnktH.

The following are few specimens Of the con-
tents Ct the new work by tue editor Of the
JUS. published by Derby aud jackson, New
a Mr.. Archer has been sent to the Ohio peni-
Tertiary for marrying three wives. "Insatiate
A,cher! could not que sutfccs''
4 Pittsburgh paper says, in an obituary
band twenty children and never gave, him
cross word" >te must hive oteyed the good
old prccept-" A<1r and fordtar."
4 Buffalo paper announces that Dr.. Brandrcth
has introduced q bill intn the Legislature. Is
the editor sure that he minds his lp's in hi. az
nouncements
The editor OF tue Doston L;1erafor calls upon
the Ladies II the North TO make use Of nothing |
that is produced by slave labor. liz needn't e1- |
pect th"m NOT 10 use cotton. They vii not er.
ial 80 ttd fritnd from tatir tos57e.
The co,n,nun opinion is, that we should take |
good care Of children at all scasons Of The
yeas, but it is well enough in winter to its td<,n
sliIk.
4 writer in Virginia paper devotes three |
columns to describing the great Dlue Ridge
TunEel. We hardly koow which is the greatest
bore, the tunnel or The descrpti"n of it.
y. u. Hooe, n postmaster in Fisginia, pub
fishes that two huud.cl dollars Of the public
finds arc missing from his office. and he asks
"srho bus got the money! Possibly echo may
answer-Hooe.
The editor Of IN 1ndianna paper says "nsore
rllany ia on Jost." We suppose the editor has
lost his horse.
The New York Erening Past says. man
| "cunnot he active and qulescent Ut The same
time" There may be- some doubt Of that,
Some fellows hustle about terribly aud yet lie
sttu-
4 Rocky Mountain correspondent Of the New
York Evening Pos, who writes himself .'1lenry
Il. Land," sc1ibes Oregon rs the most de-
I;ghilul country in the world. Our cilizens, il
they choose, can 60 out there, and see hote the
ianI liss.
Tewerc considerably amused BY an account
that nc lately saw Of a remas kabe tIue1, There
we're six me" upon the ground and six sai.sss.
The Ohio river is getting lower and lower er-
cry dar. 1t has almost ceased to ruu. All
| wno 10 Ok at il can At once perceive tnat it
exhibit. very little speed but q great deal Of
1ottom.
4 New England writer saYs lhtt It has been
fonnd that negroes can be better trusted than
white men, not to betrav secrets. We sup.
pose this is upon the principle that they always
kip day.
Mrs Lucy Hill complains in M 'Arkansas pa
rer that her nephew has trampled upon her
7 rights aud feelings. The graceleas young ras-
cal shouldn't be allowed TO trample upon his
auat.lIN.
A Woman IN FlhFaoa, n8ued Nfoss. lattly
rase bir1h to IN infant son which weighed on
!; one pound. That Cross wasn't hard to
1ear.
Two men, Joseph Sparks and Oscar Flint,
:. we're assaulted in the suburbs Of D4ttmore u few
: nights aso, by a gang Of shouldeE.hitsers.
: Flint was knocked doxn, but hts companion es
. capped BY a.sht. When the scouudrels hit Flsn
!. Srdrlf HH-
= Mr. William Hood was robbed near Coriuih
:. A|a, on the 18th inst The Corsnth paper &a1
A that the name Of the highwayman is unknowu
). hui the.c is no doubt that be was Robin
j. | Hood.
Passages from the Saturday Press.
,e To Destroy the Massachusetts Liquor Laws
- -Burnhan.