AN AMERICAN EDITOR.

He is a dangerous man to be trifled with. The grand hickory-stick he

twirls in his hand would be enough, with his dare-devil look, to

frighten most persons; but when we state that in the depth of the

pocket of the remarkable check-coat that he wears he conceals one of

the most beautiful 'persuaders' ever manufactured by Colt, we are

satisfied he will be a terror to all evil-doers. We should also

state that generally he is occupied doing out-door business, but

that on every Saturday until one o'clock P.M. he is always at the

office, perfectly ready and willing to give any and every

satisfaction for the articles he publishes.--_Boston Rouge Gazette._

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Dublin.--Advertisements for Monthly Parts are requested to be sent

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