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Call and sec /!
PAUL WARE

Has rsceired q variety Of Goods A.
qAoag zchich are,
HD ROADCEO ffIS; Cassimeres';
Hb Deyonshirc kerscys; Sattinettsy
DuiiI /; large lot CaIicocs anu Fur
nituro Prints, at prices which can.
NOT fail 60 suit.
Bed Ticks, variety ofqualities.
Harris superior and otI,er
Brown sheetings; blcath sl.setinss
and shirtiugs Brown Stirling ,
Checks J; Stripes and Ginghain Lin
hen and Cation Diapers; /; Black and
Flag Silk Handkcrchiefs !; Cotton
SlmwIs, ai9d. each /; CnttuH B ails,
at I.2 cent each /; MusIins at. Very
lou prices Wrought Steel Knives,
at Cd. each /; Velvet Shoes and 9th
er GOODS which llc will sell at
very low pricees
Warren, Dec.si6. .sw.
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Guardians Notice.

NHE Subscriber gives public no.
a tice that he has been appointed
by the Court of Probate of the
town OF W arrcn, Guardian Of the
person and estate ct
SMITH BOWEN, .sshss
Of said Warren, adjulgcd by eAid
Court Of Probate incapable 0f man
agipg his Estate, and has given
bond according to law and he here
by calls on all persons having de-
nands against said Smith, to exhibit
the same to said Guardian within
six months from the date hereof aud
those indebted to make Immediate
payment.
JOHN PEARCE.
Dec, 9. st.
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AND LADIES' wEEKLY GAzETTI

AND LADIES' WEEKLY GAZETTE.
UNHIS 10 a new publication, issued every
n Wednesday. II has been commenccduns
der the most Favourable auspices, and, as its
title desisnates, is appropriated particularly.
70 the Ladies. It's devotedto the cause of
yirtts, to knowledge and amusement. twill
furnish informstion on the cnlture Of plants
flowers, &c. useful receipts asenerai week.
ly summary of foreign and domestic news
with rich fund Of choice and selected mis-
celaneous literature. Il is neatly printed on
fine Yhite paper, expressly for binding) quar-
to form-eight pagss-without advertise
ments, (Which are to Je inserted on covert
The price is only Two Dollars per snnum,
payable by those in the city, half yearly, anu
by all others yearly. in advance.
Among a numerous list Of contributor arc
the names of Solick Osborn, the Boston Bare
&c. aud in order TO render the work truy
valus BILE { the Editor will distribute premiums
for original articles, amounting TO One Hun
dred Dollars.
All communications must be addressed to
4Thomas G, Clark. Editor und proprietor, N"
10 Race-Street, Philadelphia copy.
ng thls will be furnished with The .ii6Un,d'G
Ladies' Wecliy Gasehc. as an equivalent,
Postnnastors and others will be entitled 10
every sixth copy they may order.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1926.
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Commissioners Notice:

NfC1Al tb h'JDAOnSA y ANOttlCs
7nNHE subscribers having been an.
q pointed by theCourt Of Probate
OF ihe town of Burlington. Con,miss-
toner's 10 receive and examine the
claims against tho estate Of
SAMUEL SMITH,
late Of harrington, deceased, repre-.
scntcd inso.vent, aud hnw they are
made out, hereby give notice that
six months from the 4tb ur Deccm-
bcr, instant. are allowed to the cred
itsrs Of said cslasc, to brig in and
prove their claims agsinst the same.
to either of rs the subscribers, with.
in said tinc.
JOSHUA BlCxEALt,
JOSIAH KlNNIcUrr. Com rs.
EBENEzER TIFFANY,
All persons Indebted to said es-
tate, ape requested to make inme-
aiato payment 70
LUCY SMITH, Admr'x.
Darlington, Dec. 80. 5w.
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GrPUDLIC .NUTICE.4O

A IL Prizes sold by J. B. WOOD,
IA under $500 will be DASHED ON
DEMAND, WITHOUT IsrEREsr but all
Prizes OYER that sum, ifdemanded be-
Tore due. the simple interest will be
deducted, and If money is scarce. nev
Grover dogbte interest, including the
difference Of Exchange on ths places
where the Prizes are payable, and the
Lottery is drawn. CASH for all Prl-
zes sold by J. B. WOOD. c1n always
be obtained on the above terms, ana
-phem due, rAiD at his Office, WITHOUT
INTEREST or difference Of Eschanse
Providence. MAY 6, 81 Il.
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More New Goods !!
: THIS WEEK RECEIVED.

THIS WEEK RECEIVED.
HQNWO,bx brown sheetlng, Al u
l-2 eehts per yard.
1 bale brown shirtinss real good lor
10 cents per ya'd d.
l bale ditto ditto Of superior quality.
BIeacled sheetings Of good quality.
Giugham Umbrellas.
Plate furnitures, at 1919 cents per
yard.
Black and white calicoes cheap. sS
Americcn blue do. good paftsrns.
Fancy-ca!icoes, sedsonabIs colours anu
figures.
Sattinets, loc price for good.
1874 rose blankets, iotOer then cont
mon.
Gen,lemcns mixed lambs wool Hose
good st 2s sd pair.
Ladies super and and common Bea'ei
gloves.
Ditto black and white horscskin ditto
Ditto coloured undressed kid do
Gentlemen's white beaver do.
Ca figured cambricks good at 2s
per yard.
Colourcd figured silks for ladies' dres'
ses Of rich patterns. -
Boxes black Ribbons suitable for trim
ming shocs.
Linen cambrick. Hdkfs. very fine for
the price.
Imitation ditto ditto with wrought oor
ners and plain ditto eryeheap'
Application to
n. NJ. 81. R. WHEATON.
| Oct. 28.
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A RIDELE.

A gentleman who was paying his
address to a lady. at length sum-
moned wp sufficient courage to ask
il they were agreeable to her, and
whether he might hatter himself
with a chance hf ultimate success +!
The lady replied T" Stripes" telling
the gentlemen 70 transpose the letters
80 as 10 forD out of them another
word, which word was hcr answer.
The reader who can end out the
word need never fear being nonpius-
sed by u lady those who cannot,
must either wait ill they overcome
difficulty ,or may give dp all thoughts
Of wooiDg,
Perhaps "persist" is the cabaIis-
tical word /; for we all know that
perseverance, is a virtue. "a faint
heart never won a fair lady,"
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33oetrR.


- -~-'J q
[rrom an old Lon.ioa psper.]
itannia's Tears. ~ elegisck tribute
TO the memory Of the late illustri :
pus Rear Admiral Cuthbert Lord
Co!llngwood, Oh. 7th March. 1910.
ace 10 the msm'ry of the valiant dead
grsaiful Land embslms their sleeping
fame,
twines new chaplsb rouad each honourd
head, - ~
Aud con,sorates with tears each much lev'd
name.
dark Trafalgar wave, ito Britain dsar)
Mellon rssign'd life's latest fault'ring breath;
hils viot'ry graced her Heros hlood-staiu-
ed bier,
And wreath'd fresh laureh round the couch
Of Death.
hen his freed spirit sought its native skies,
And sssrd on Glorys serap-wings to
-Heav'n, ~
Is reckless zeal for Conquests starry prize,
BY Tats's decree to Collingwsod was siv'n.
isha thus, who wsku a Prophets Tyre,
Faiths mantle caught from virtues bright
abode,
hen blest Elijah, borne on clouds oi fire,
Rose midst the sacred fame to meet his
.GoD!
ng Britain wept DER dauntless Nelson's
tomb,
Her mighty champion on the stormy sea,
ys,n in tears her verdant lsursls bloom.
And Albisn mourns, brave Collingwood
for thee,
he him twas thine deathless fame to give
'Vhers'er Britannica ssd-cross banners fly
ke him, twas thine to teach vs. how to live
Aud, ah, too early, teach u how 70 die
Pmented Warrior! though no crimaon'i
Wreath
OfV ct'ry circles round thy clad cold brow,
elovd in Life by England wept in death
Unfadlpg happiness awaits the now!
sr thy wan relicks shall the cypress weep
While Glory sun-bsams gild the hailow'd q
tomb;
here the pale Chieftain's sacred ashes sleep
And deathless laurels there immortal bloom
rafalsars rocks--St. Vincept's trophiet
shore
Shall shield thy msm'ry from oblivion
rage:
ransmit thy Fame, till Time shall be n.
more,
On lai:hful Histery's recording age.
BY pious trust in Heavens supreme DEGREES
Now meets reward IN realms beyond ths
y glorious rrluMphs on the billowy seas
Shall fix thy tame amongst the British
brave.
atch'd hence by Him who built thi, spa
cious earth,
Whose arm, all power, famI sG,s vaultet
sky
those|iear sea-girt ahores that gave thee
birth,
name Of Cellingwood shall nsve- die
TRAFALGAluUS.
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BOOK WINDIM@a
EDLANk Books made of the bes
ED materials and Ruled and Bound
to any pattern.
Old Books rebound in any style that
may be required. Sets, or sing e
Books, for Banks, Town Clerks, Mei.
chants, Manufacturers, and others,
who wish for Books to particular pat
terms, furnished al short notice. as
cheap as can be purchased in the STATS,
*x*All orders left at the offie~ ii
the Northern Star, will be thankfully
received, and punctual Attentions pai'
10 them.
Sept. s3,
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Hardware Goods.

I'D RASS Andir0ns, sh0yels 4 longs,
I'D fancy and common bellows. o.
ia great variety selected witt, pccul-
lar care in boston, and a co IN mon
supply Of other articles Of HARD
W.iRE arejust received and Tor sale
IN. NJ. SIR. WHEATON "
Mp. ii.
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Years rush on like the wind.-
We see NOT whence the eddy comes,
or whittier IL is tending and we
Sec ~ ourseiS es To Witness their flighi
will. vut a scv,sc that We are changed; ;
ant yet time is beguiI,ng man Of
his str,Mgth, az the winds rob tho
woods ol' their foih,ge.
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WARREN BANK.

NVllE Stockholders Of the WAR
4 REN BANK, are hereby mott.
fed that the annual meeting for the
choice Of Directors for the year ensu
ing, will be holden at the Bank, OH
Monday, first day Of January next, at
10 O'clock, A. Nj. Also-that on, and
after Tuesday, the Cd Of January next,
a semi-annual dividend Of profits will
be paid out.
By order Of the Directors,
PETER CARPENTER, Cashier.
Dec. G8, 1895.
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|difIicultics and encounter danger
|he knows he is not spending his
|strcngth in vain. but that his' labor
will be rewarded by the sweets OIL
home! How delightful 10 II To havs
. friend to cheer, and q companion
TO soothe tho soIitary hours Of grief
and pain ! Solitude and disappoint
meM enter into the history VI any
.nan's life, and hc il but half pro,i-
led for bic v"yage, wbo finds bat In
associate fOr happy Lours While for
his months OF darkness nN sympa-
Ihizins partner is prepared!
PRUDENCE and forcsiyht can neith-
er ward of the .streke of disease, nor
prevent the calamities whichAre or
dained by Heaven. AfIlugnce can
not purchase release from pa;ns nor
tenderness cool fever in tho blood;
yet there is an ear open to the mar
ried mans complaint I; heart rea-
dy to sympaihize in his sorrows /;
al oye bedcwed with tender drops OF
compassion and life that is abso-
iute!y bound up in his /; and as en-
.ioymcnt derives additional relish
from anticipation. 50 misery Iooscs
p"ignaOcy Of its garb 10 the bosom
formed for sympathetic Kindness.
The anniversary Of the glorious
defensive victory Mt New Orleans is
to DO celebrated at Washington on
Monday next, eth Of Jan.
! A select Committee has been ap-
pointed in the Legislature Of Virgin
Tia, to consider a resolution for the
erection Of statue or monument to
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Philip vi. Of France was the
FIRST sovereign that obliged his pen-
pie To take salt from his private mag
azines, from which he obtained the
title Of the king of the salic Law, ,giv-
en- him by Edward, whom lie called.
by way Of reprisaI, the wool NOR
chant, because the lattsr,by his trade
in wool, maintained amicable reIa-
tions with the Flemish, the enemies
Of Philip.
Silk manufactures were first es-
tablished 10 France in l47O. in the
reigu of Louis Xl. under the man
agcment of manufacturers from Vo-
nice and Florence.
| The gDod wifo is none of our t!ain-
ity daMes, who love To appear in a
variety Of suits every day new az
il a good gown. like stratagem in
war, were to he used but once. But
our good wife sets up a sail accord
ing TO the keel of her husbands es-
tate and, il of high parentage, SHE
does not 80 remember what she was
by birth, that she forgets What she
g ny match.
| The World. The world is the
stage, men are the actors, chance
colnposes the piece, fortune ',istri-
buies the parts. tho fools shift the
scenes, philosophers are the specta7
tors the rich occupy the boxes
the powerful have their seats in the
pit, and the poor sit in tho gallery ;
the fair present the refreshments ;
tho tyrants occupy tho treasury
bench !; those farsaken by Lady For
tune snuff the candles; folly makes
l,the coacert, and Time drops. the
| q urtain. e
GArcat men, like great cities, have
many crooked, arts, and dark alleys
in theirA hearts, whereby he that
knows sh> Nm may save himself mucl,
time aud t,vrbie.
Years rush on like the wind.-
We see NOT whence the eddy comes,
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HE UNMARH-
the grati6catio,
ENJOY, and Of
srl'.ed me. 70 in,part
= which springs
mutual aHsc'A
whicb arise~ fron
is capsbfe Of wi
ks-~s time, grow
and apimates Ii
e and delight wi
y scarcely force
b il. y
ever prospered
consent Q cd ca
ik, (, let him be I
strious. Or succ
nothing il she
bis trust Or pr
pleasure aud d
,ms which Toll al
led /; bus IL she
sring smile. will
EI he resert eli
se or farm, /! n,
upop ths sesI
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Cheap Hdkfs. +! -.
A LOT, per Wagon, of inligo
N. blue cotton Flag Hikfs. I a sery
good article aud large sizs at Id cts.
piece bv
N. VI. 81, r. WHEATON
Nov. a.
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Gsrcat men. like great cities, have
many ,cro9ked arts, and dark alleys
in theirA hearts, whereby he that
knows sh> Nm may save himself mucl,
time aud t,vubie.
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.NRAsH.--Fifty pieces Crash suits.
" able for towels. &c. received per
last Wagon, TO be sold at a Led
per yard by
N. NJ. & J. r. WHEATON.
Nov. l8,
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a R.wRIGHT SHIRTINGS.-A
IN very superiour article, Of Sea Isl
and Cotton for sale by piece or yard
atiowcr prices than any heretofore
by
N. M. & J. r. WHEATON.
Dec. l6.
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NdIXED CLOTfIs--rece,yed, per-
lVa. last Wagon trom Boston, aud
for sale 0sry skeap by
Nm. T. ]. r. WHEATON
Dec. so.
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LUMBER,&c
WILLIAM COLLINS
Offers for sahc, at his
NVytBAR YARDa

IA " XA@XSA NJ u ANS9N
6NEASUNED Pine Boards.
- Low priced ditto. large supply.
Pine Timber, all sizes.
Spruce Joist, ditto ditto.
siemlock Joist.
North Carolina Cedar Shingles.
Eastern Cedar ditto, io,c priced.
North River Pine ditto.
North Carolina Cyrus ditto,
Clear saved Clapboards.
Sawed Laths.
1000 feet first rate OARS.
E M W d. hhds. Slaves with heading
6 Nj r. o. ditto from 40 to Is inches.
With all other kinds of Lumber us
uaiiy called for.
IN STORE.
Cut and Wrought Iron Nails, all sizes.
Stone Lime.
Tar. Turpentirc. Rosin,
Molasses by the Hogshead.
A few barrels and bags of Coffee.
ALSO,
II general assortment Of
Or0rft.tfE,
aTkET4IL.
July 10,
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Silk manufactures were first es
tablished iD France in I47O. in tat
reigu of Louis XI. under the man
agcment of manufacturers from Vo
nite and Florence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-08
New ZINE Of Mail Coaches
49,
Washington, feb 7

'VJlHE public are Informed that new line OF Mail
L Coaches is established, ntersecting the Winches
ter stage at Fairfax Court House, and the Charottes-
Vile stage at Orange Court House. 1t starts from
Fairfax Court House on Mondays ard Wednesdays at
A. NJ OIL the arrival of the stage From Alexandra,
and arrives at Orange Courthouse at r. NJ on Tues
DAYS and THURSDAYS on the arrival OF the stage from
Fredericksburg. 1t starts from orange courthouse
at "a. NJ on Mondays and Wednesdays on the arrival
of the stage from charlottesville, and arrives at Fairfax
Court House on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Z. NJ on
the arrival of the stage from Winchester
This route about the same distance 10 Chariottes'
vile as that by Fredericksburg and is, in winter, de.
cidedy preferable 1t is shorter route to stanton
than that by Winchester-passes through a poPuious
and picturesque country, and furnishes to the curious
and intelligent traveller most captivating view OF
Monticello and the University of Virginia.
The Proprietor ha, procured close comfortable
Coaches; strong active Horses; discreet, careful dri'
vers; and will warrant the accommodations to be ex-
celIed by none. Every exertlon shall he made to
please.
From Fairfax Court house to Centrevle, 62t cts;
from Fairfax C. H. to Haynarket, 81 50; from Fairfax
C. II. to auckland, 81 Is; from Fairfax c. h. to New
Baltimore, So 10; from Fairfax C. II. to Warrenton,
81 so; from Fairfax C. II. TO Jefferson, IS 25 from
Fairfax C. II. to Culpepper c. H. - 5o' from Fairfax
C. II. to Orange C. H., IS miles, 80 o.
ian 2S-1aw3m The PHoPkiE lokS'
Or The National Intelhgencer viii publish the above
once week forsIp months
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ncations sent in gratui,ousiy Sensible PEG.
pie have often asked US who wrole such and
such an article, Notwithstanding ii was loaded
and under the editorial head. In short, there
is no end 10 this thing. All other trades seem
to be in some measure understood by their Gus.
toners, and their labour duly appreciated, ex-
cept the printers. All other professions and
occupations present some instances Of the &C.
QUESTION of wealth, but who ever heard Of a
rich printer or editor
We have been ineau,iously led into these
remarks from calculation as 10 the number OF
persons engaged in the several Newspaper and
Job Offices in this town: the number amounts
to 80, and they are, we venture to say, as indus
trious class as any in the community, and lit
orally earn their bread by the sweat of the brow.
In liberal * flourishing community like this,
there ought TO be no reluctance in rewar6ing
the labors Of the printer in the same proper
ton that other labor is paid for. Its Difficult
ties and expenditures need only be understood
to satisfy every man Of business that his prin-
ter's Bill is in reality the most moderate account
he has presented to him, for the labor and SER
vice actually performed
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Bulls Experiments, Sc

EXPERIMENTS to determine the comparative va
IA lue of the principal varieties of Fuel used in the
United States, and also in Europe andion the orlina-
ry apparatus used for their consumption, by Marcus
'uii, vol 6vo. price 81
Swanston's Chancery Reports, vol. 9, 1888.
Mrs Sherwood's Lady of the Manor 4 new edition,
in vols. with plates, price IS 81.
Vols separately 81 Is
The Galaxy of Wit, or Laughing Philosopher, a col
lection of choice anecdotes, many of which originated
in and about the "Iiterary Emporium,"2 vols. with
wood cuts, price 81 IS
The North American Medra al and Surgical Journal,
conducted by Drs. Bache, Coates, Hodge, La Roche,
muncations, Analytical Reviews Medical Literature,
photographed Notices, and Quarterly Summary of
improvements in Medicine and Surgery. Published
quarterly, 1T IS per annum
The Franklin Journal and American Mechan' cs' Ma
gazne devoted "a the useful Arts, Internal Improve.
ments, and General Science, under the patronage of
the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania, edited by DIR.
Thomas P. Jones' Published monthly. at IS per an
nun. Each number containing II ovo pages with
plates, plans &c. forming annually vols of 4S2 pages
each,
The Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, for
January, tanning the best Articles, Reviews &c. of
European Periodicals Published monthly, at IS per
annum, in advance.
No Is, for January 1927 containing portrait of Co.
lumbus.
Honor O'Hara, a novel, in 2 vols by Miss Porter.
Young Rheman's Comrade, by Goethe.
Tor Hill, bv author of Brambetye House.
Letters from the Bahama Islands, in 1894.
Heads Journey across the Pampas and the Andes.
Chapman's Medical and Physical Journal No IS, for
Nov. 1926, for subscribers.
Hon. G. F. MERGERS Discourse on Popular Educa-
''''' pIsHEY THOMPSON.
W,shinrton feh
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MISERIES OF PRINTERS.

! There is no labour that requires greater ex-
ercise Of diligence both of mind and body, and
none more important IN its effects upon socie-
~, than the labor of those connected with print
ing: and vet, strange as it may seem, there is
none less appreciated, more undervalued or
more reluctantly rewarded than this. OF the
thousands of persons who read books and news
papers il this country, not one in an hundred
have tie faintest conception of the labours OF a
printing office A person who comes late at
night with an advertisement, marriage or death,
after the form is made up, can never be made
TO believe that the paper must be delayed an
hour to accommodate him; and if you refuse,
it's set down at once to disobliging DISPOSE.
ton. The correspondent who drops in at 10
or IL. TO revise proof of his own manuscript,
which in the compacency ofau:horship, he i'm
AGNES it is impossible for any one but himself
to do correctly, will scan its beauties for an
hour, without being the least aware he is delay
ing the paper a second; round off half dozen
new periods, scratch the margin over so as to
leave the whole unintelligible to the proof cor
rector. aud then beg, with perfect composure,
that he NAV see another proof of it in ten min
ulss when il will cost al least two hours TO
comply with his request, which YOU must either
90 al the EXPENSE VI soihe VI yout Su"SS'i"e'S
whose papers must be mailed by 4 O'Clock in
the morning, or neglect to do at the risk Of To-
sing his good will.
Most people seem TO imagine that newspa-
per is got up by kind of steam process, and
that i, is no great affair after all. A sheet of
paper, say they, costs little or nothing, ink is
cheap, and as TO the labour, the printers devils
are good for nothing else, On this principle
i, is that A B and c think they ought to be sup
pied with paper gratis. 1t costs no hing,
and besides tends to circulate the paper and
bring it into notice! Others hold that printer
is bound to pul into his paper every sort OF ad-
vertisemen,, communication, puff, ct I'd onne
genus, (and all that sort Of stuff whether for
public or private good, or no good at all,
il word Of demur is made. you are told 1t is
very great favor TO let you have II instead OF
another office, and that it helps to make up
your paper.
II were useless 10 speak Of tina, class OF peo-
pie who get their daily political food by spong-
ing on their neighbors who take the paper, until
they are finally provoked to stop II, TO get rid
OF the annoyance of this eternal system OF Dor
rowing, all of which comes upon the poor pIin-
ter at last. Some people imagine that type ne
yer wear out, and We have heard serious inqul-
ries whether il was ever necessary to renew a
fount Of type? Others have been atonished to
learn that the editor wrote any thing for the pa
per, and supposed it was made up Of commu-