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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-26
WARSAW, WYOMING Go N. Y, Oct. q,
Erysipslas, scrOfula Kings Evil, letter, TumOrs
Fan3 Salt Rheum

From Forwarding Merchant Of s. Louis, Feb =, 1880
DR. AVER: Your Pills the paragon Of all hat J, great
60 medicine They have cured little tugher Of ulcer
ous sores pou her hand. aud has proved incuabe
for wears Her mother has been long and grevousg Al
hcted win bIotches and pmples her SKIN ana 10 eI
hair Arer our child cured she al-o tried 70 Y ri
and they have cured her. ASA MOh1hlONh'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31
Money to lend at 8 por cent.

N\rE offer for sale on good and cheap terms,
w 1850 AGES of very valuable land, IN
one Of the best neighborhoois ~ Harrison
county. only two miles from the railroad,
which is susceptible of beng divided into two
tracts one wish 200 acres tieard, with good
and comfortable Improvements, and well
watcred The other with 100 acres cleared,
dwelling house with sS rooms, brick ehmueys
plenty Of well water in the yard gin, mill,
and other ont improvements both places ia
q fine condition for crop next year all un.
der good fouccs, and on one of the most
public roads in eastern Texas The land all
lies well and well timbered \ bargain can
be had, for we intend 80 sell
Also valuable residence IN town, either for
cash or on time and small lot of baging
aud rope.
TAYLOR d WILSON.
Sept. &c, 1887. No 8 II
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G. e. II z " s o N
NJ " M. CON's Ola stand.

out the season, a we'll selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
ready made clothing, boots, shoes, hats. caps.
hardware and cutlery, etc, etc, which he re-.
speetiuIy invite, his friends and the public 20
call aad examine, being confident they will
find quality, styir and prices to suit For
want Of room, there being general wish for
long advertisements, he declines at present
enumerating the articles on hand for sale
Bsttake peep at the poodr, aud inqnire IN.
pric., and you wi.l be well paid for the
trouble
ipn, II ls11 No-33 If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31

4 H. persons Indebted to the late firm OF
y Berry Il Sly either by note or account,
viii ind their accounts in the hands Of vs. II
X cl-ey until the 18Th October next after
which uae, they WI be put in suit indiserm
iaa.c'y.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
sept. 10 1857. II
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\ y G $ Lu DiL pH.
DEGS 10 inform tie citizen. Of uat.ball
- and neigAbomooi. that he j. prepared ~
make House aud Office Furniture Of An KIND.
10 order stock always sept ou hand.
repairing, cleaning ard vanishing neatly
executed. and all orders promptly attended 40
trpraafY lVihd 'Jt. No - d..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31
Planters Hotel,

y Leasi Corner Of The Public Square,
Marshall, Tcras.
gNsss THE undersigned having recently
ki become proprietor IT this Hotel, re.
5--A-.- specially nistn. BIZ, friend, and the
public generally that he ], prepared e. accom-.
moiale ait ahp may favor him with their pat
ronago The house has been thoroughly rem
ogatri, and large portion OF ihe furniture
been newly furnished li.s table wlu De as
vel supplied as thai Of any house ia Eastern
Texas, and his charges moderate
he stage office for all of the stage lines
running 70 aud from Marshall, are kept at this
house.
JAMES LEE. Proprietor.
WAY =, 1851. Iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31
VIEW YORK AND PniLaDELPhIA GOODS IN c'LnhR'
r. II. * l.. KEY,
=, -rnI, nJr THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

49, + ami. Domestic staple auiF Dry Good Ready MADE cl'ns
p...g.,sr. Wo1iFarc Hardware .atery
school aud Miscellaneous BOOKS
article needed h'fNe
fgr.bt Northern nAeis and
ss,d tls n an will b'so q, 10" , can or
arral ai
~ 1o ouro
,dea e ! Ia
tlr-,.,r i.e pr., ti nrn
Isl g. t.. -of Doe pu1
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NesiacMcc for Sale :,

| OFFER for sale, my residence in Mar.
] shall. now occupied by \ II Wilson, Esq
Address me at Shreveport, La.
J. +. GRIFFIN.
Sept 20, 1857 MOTT
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NOTICE.

TIM iegll business e-trnsiel 10 the care OF
l Barrett " iiH, sni j " Barrett has been
transferred d. K L. llaYues, Esq, shall be
ftseu. from tie s,8,e flf tsverpd months
! 81 BARRETT.
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Sanders y ScarS.
DRUGGISTS,
NNR~H vt TEX IS


Butccssors 70 WcDonaId q Sandcra
n ARE now receiving large supplies Of
~ fresh and genuine Drugs, obs and
u Paints Also superior article OF med,
zeal Liquors, such the very best qnnlitv Of
Cogniac Brandy, poft Vine, aud old Bourbon
Nai,kcy A. well as Vinegar, fine chewing
Tobacco. Quuiae, Starch and tandles, sc,
And will contnnc 10 receive large supplies
fresh lrom \cw York and Philadelphia, CON.
meusuratc with their daily Increasing demand.
They have now on baud, and will soon be IN
receipt OF alI the popular Patent Medicines,
perglmears. Powders. iiaf O. and Coame,-
les. Hair H--toatecs. Sc. ~
t. :. White Lead aud Glass, are stri.tly
cash articles 40 low prices.
March :. 81. Ms It
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Insurance Company.

l.. {. PALMER
Marshall. Mach IS, 81, No-3l #
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Cooking Stoves.

lust received from Cincinnati, twenty
- Cooking stoves, different sizes aud pat.
terms. for sale cheaper than any heretofore
offered in this market
j. II. VAN HOOK.
Nav =, 81. No-3s If
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WELCOME. As FLOWER, IL NAY.

Al day. declining mad sat iwinias
garland shining Nuh H.id A1nef, WV
Bot her leau % ssrr aol tir te,ts vr,leI DER
Tier eye AMI ihe oor, ua t.aj r,s vi May
iod take, she cried, 20 Dor young heart H.. ytlc.
80 from your plighiel hfide on ihis h4'y lay.
lfaa love token ct fond vows sls,kcn
las may 40. be bfsk3t. .iese flower, 1t Viy.
" ia lie and in death Il Yoa hold % Your aHh.
hrep .yet 1tls wrath trii boz .ss~rt is tlsray
tHss poor ~ Niih wealth. ina sskne.. or health.
lomY heart you u po welcome az lowei, SEQ Ma.
Yet oh IT ever when wide .ea, sesef
Our hearts You wntef N lai,h To me,
u'e lrsh maid viii never npbfaii
Affection betrayed that hour 500 90 G,e'
" .ei snail STORE upon golden ore,
u no' tve yea more to, Your wealth. from Che -a,
The hand 'haiw Z iaif at out own ia,.i soil
fFee from crime Or ff1m spoil, is tie baud or ine "
1hr BLESSING half spoke her h.i leans choke.
hnd 'iroas 'oas ass.ke TIE young laai p pftyrf;
One bieulil's u heav. aad tle youth dspaf,s-.
Tie mid sses - alone ia ,hs silent air
lul many seote that iaue maid D counted DER
az daf dams ani nishtfts "a yeaf 10 ii,t, DAY.
When sadly, once more a the .eai by Rise daor.
s.oo'i Tie youth u. before, On dat eve 10 May.
For The love Of thai msid. whsr-ser he s,rayed
hsa his so.si fre's sisn nd hs hand. fr.fa guii,
LiAs 40 sossl from Sod gu b.. feet retired
The chefshed I'D wl.sse ha afsi lose dwell
bring you no store Of n. bright gold ore
has Irsor a. before, return 10 decay
For my bride We wealth bot broken health
Hops w,h~red and jsa4 these a,aess Of NAV %
The maiden bas pressed her true love To he breast.
Her t'risi haste no doubts delay;
ia his arms she ssk-, r i. yaar.-lf prge
my heart yon weleoia- as aoasfs IN May
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Tiif pfopflciogoi iir 1" p
rratcAz would especially
mfana the pua..e ii'Ht be- Is
now prepared g. execute = {
manner Of Boz agf :
Prinling. ln % style noi 90 ht
escelled by ans establish
menl va TIE country br
hssoa hand = large Iat 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31
T.. NUTrIER,
NS -tcueVUe establishment

South Nme Of The Square.
DECEIVED for medicinal purposes only,
II Cosuac Brandy Ca-iilhon and Rochelle
Wh,-ke}. Rcetifed Nouanrahel1 and Wel,hfe
Wines, C.eret and SeAcl White Cordiai,, 40.
s.uihc Suisse Buffers Auseltc SuperIiue, Ma.
ra-cblus and Curacao. Peach Preserves Cigars
Iocarce, Sc.
THE undersigned keep, al-- constantly on
hand iull assortment 81. Wig scratches,
B4udeauN, { arl, llriis and Bcothc., made ~
su,t I'D customers
\ RUFFIER
De- 20. lS56. ul.-tC
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4 young lady named f,slaway. snd said
to - All American, fell over pfeeipiee Of
ace on Mi Bisae aad wa lost.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31

Gen. Nell. at Cawnpore. WAS compelling
all The hish caste Bfsb@ins whom he could
capture among the sepoys To collec, the
bloody clothes VI lLs victims aud wash the
blood from the hoors. European soldier
aecslefating the movements OF each man
~ssh "cAi." Aitsf his degradation the
Sspoys were hanged one after another.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31
9eleete0 poetrp
orr EARTHLY FRIENDS N HEAVEN

Tho following lines. Gays =" h"s"s
name, were fouaI ia tue Goa, pocket be
longing 10 = young msn. 500" alter I"
ds.,a va,cl, was oceasionsd By eon'umq
ton.
Ia i. wrong 20 wish to s9e iiem
Who we're dear 10 Us on earta'
who have gone to heavenly mansions,
Who surround brighter hearth
/, IT wrong TO mourn tleif absenee
From the parted household band
shoa!d we check the nigh Of sadness,
Though lAey 10 IA a better land
/, i, wrong TO hope TO meet them
Yet, upou tie blessed sIosr'
Ard win ,oags Of ~ to greet tiem
When Ills ,0a Of life 5 Ger
Ia, wrong to think ihem deare'
Than the many Of 'bs b'es'
VINO to %. on earth Nef- stranger
Mas. as love .bem lac tbs rest
lsea mother w n iearea'
Nod. Oh al. be. i Sc $751;
MI that mother haow Ter children
Wl. sac feco,.ee. them si.Il
Can he look down from those windows
10 his DARK and distant .hofe
VIII size know when AN coming
VIII size meet me 6. .ae door
WI .he clasp me TO her bosom
In her ecslacy Of Joy
VIII she ever be- M mother
Shall ever be her boy
And ihou loved one who did.'i leave as
n the morning Of thy bloom
Dearest sister, shat meet thee
When 90 beyond the tomb
Shall SEQ thy lovely features
shall / hear thy pleasant words,
Sounding Ger my sYltts teafl-siung''
Like The meiod If bird
Ard think Of me another
or darling little one
Who went mp among he angels,
Ere hia llfe had scarce begun.
Oh | long once more to see him,
And to fold him ia M arms
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-18

Marriage Is becoming luxury In the United
States The cost of proYisions-the wages oil
labor the rent of dwellings the cost OF neces-
saries and Injuries; added to the unrelenting
pressure upon the people in respectable society,
to dress richly and furnish SLOWLY, make the
inevitable price of family far out OF the reach
of the salaries and incomes of most of the young.
OF the effect of the morals and character OF
State, in which wedlock is prohibited, 1t is I'M
necessary to enlarge. BY reading or by travel
we are familiar with it in France and Austria.
Prudence and custom forbid marriage in the
former country, where there is not assured in
come sufficient to maintain its wants and social
pretensions In the latter the armed law holds
assunder from the relations of husband and wife
couples who do not possess property guaran-
tees that their children shall not become bur-
then to the State In all ranks Of society in
come is the marriage cement Of love.
Marriage may be as effeetually prohibited by
the expenses of millinery ware and house fur
nishing, as by police regulation. III those
Athenian statisticians will stand with their note
books beside their marriage altar for two years
to come, they will have to record steadily d-
minishing worship at the shrine. II old maid
enhood be, as many say an evil, the penalty Of
general reputation of cotton dress goods and q
scorn of bingham, will be paid in every house
where there are daughters. Does 1t not be-
hoove mothers good mothcrs-to initiate
individually, if not in concert, the wise conduct
of the Belgio women of Brussels "upper ten
dom % The "Retenchment Society has been
formed to make economy fashionable. Its
weekly meetings receive reports Of superhuities
dispensed with, and discuss the feasibility OF
further curtailments in household and personal
expenses Its members are mothers, and their
! labOrs are for the purpose of saving marriage
TO their grown up daughters, by making it prac-
tcable TO those young men whose capital is dis
proportioned to their industry and integrity
Oh, for restoration of bingham and prints
Is there no deliverance from the silken web OF
evil which French looms weave for us.-At
bany Journal. vf'
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-18

4 n
The Trustees OF the City Of Nevada do orlan az follows
SEC J. The City Assessor shall annually between the
first day OF November and the tenth day Of December as
certain by digent inquiry and examination the
all persons, corporations associations companies or firms
owning claiming having the possession charge or con
troll OF any real estate personal mixed property situate
or being within the corporate limits Of the city Of Nevada
together with full cash value of all such real estate per
Sonal and mixed property not by law EXEMPT from taxa
ton And he shall list all such real estate and
personal property to the person. firm corporation assoca
ton or company owning 1t having the possession charge
or control of it, and he shall demand from each person
and firm and from the president cashier treasurer secre
tary managing agent Of each corporation association
company, statement under oath of all the real estate
personal or mixed property within said city, owned or
claimed by such person. firm corporation assocatfn or
company which at that time In possession or I'M
der the control of such person. ~ corporation associa
ton or company.
Ifany person shall refuse or neglect to give under oath
the above required list statement of all his nronart ana
OF al the property Of the firm of which he is member and
oiahe property OF any corporation association or com
pany OF which he president cashier treasurer secretary
or managing agent and of all the property which he or
ms hr or the corporation association or companv of
which he Is president cashier treasurer secretary or
aging agent has the charge possession or control of n
shall be the duty of the to make an
estimate OF the value of such property, taking care that
the revenue OF the city shall not be diminished In conse
quence OF any such refusal to give list of property unr
OATH and the estimate made by the assessor shall be A.
nal and conclusive ~ " :"
SIC The city assessor is hereby authorized and ON,
powered 10 administer the oaths required 10 be- taken mn
der the first section of this ordinance ~ ~
SEc On or before the said tenth day of December If
each year the assessor shall complete and deliver IN Tho
clerk of the Board Of Trustees of said city the ta isl m
sessent roll required by the first section ofthis Ordinance
which list shall be certified to by the assessor and shall
be kept open until the first day of January nv the c %
said Board of Trustees for public inspection > Wv w vi
SEC L. The said Board of Trustees shall on said first ia
OF January cause said roll to be delivered ~
the city collector 'O'eN W
Passed October Goth, 1856, C. T. ovERToN, President
T. II. RoLFE, Clerk 81 Et.4 N III - al
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-18

The MAGISTRATE AND THE MoNKEY.-When the
trade of the West Indies was first opened up, 1t
is said that the magistrates of Aberdeen were
tempted to try their fortune in what promised
TO be such lucrative business, and sent yes
sci out there on speculation. The many anx-
ious gazers from the Castle Hill for the arrival
of the ''shippie" were at length rewarded, and
when safely moored on in the "harborie." the
civic dignitaries paid IL visit. After having
exhausted the accidental wonders which had
been brought home, the provost and baillies re-
tired to the cabin TO partake fthe shippers
good cheer. While thus engaged q monkey,
and part of the importations, amused with the
tie of the provost's wig, honored 1t with an Oc-
casional pull much to the good old mans an
noyance. "Odd laddie," he would say aside.
eyed better be quiet" ''What's the matter
with you, ProvostY ~ said the captain, over
hearing one of the Chief Magistrates remon-
strances. ats tina laddie o. yours was the
reply. "What laddie, provostY THAT ane
there, wi the rough foul face, an the saire zen"
THAT'S nae a laddie, provost; it's monkey"
Is't is'tf said the worthy dignitary, "far bet
ter kent l | thocht 1t was some o. your sugar
makers sons come DER to our university to gets
education"
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-18
READ AND REFLECT.

DIR. CIIAS. II. TOZETtS CARD TO THE AFFLICTED
Quick cures and Prices al The old established oce 6h
street, beiiceet j and Streets
DOCTOR TOZER returns his thanks to hts numerous Pa
tents for their patronage and would embrace this OPP
Dounity to remind them that he continues to consult
those dcult cases Of VENEREAI which have baled the
skin of some Of the most celebrated Physicians Of the age
and upon which he has never failed
To Perform n Radical Cure.
DR. rs reputation Physician, stands unequaled.
His exclusive attention to DISEASES OF THE GENITO
URINARY ORGANS for 50 many years, renders him per
feet master of SYPHII.1T DISEASES .f ..i4 ~
Tie laIge number Of aggravated that he has per
ety cured after they have given up by 9TH
e i the only proof that physician requires Of his abl
ity Doctor Tozer would state that lac any and
all Of varieties Of disease matter how long stand
a.. to has avery lTIENT
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-18
READ ND, REFLECT.

TAR CHARLES r. TOzERS CARD tothc afflicted of Cali.
~ forna. In approaching any new of systcmnt-
c inquiry there are certain points concerning which the
inquirer should always he careful TO satisfy himclf He
should comprehend distinctly what the subject Of inqairv
is-Hcalth and Diseases.
five can form and fix in orr mind. clear conception
Of the state Of Health shall have difficulty in under
standing what was meant by Disease But beyond though
not above these objects Of investigation Of the hi,unn
body have another and stllnobcr end II i 10 Law
before you in such plain terms that YOU cannot b. mista
ken and will know where TO apply for relief
the word disease generally and before sneak Of
the signs OF particular diseases ii will be proper to take
general view Of symptoms When person i tr,ubeA or
afflicted with disease which weakness of the hack
and limbs pain in the head dimnesS Of sight loss of mus
cuar power papiaon Of the heart irahilitv nervous
general debility, symptoms OF consumption and many 9th
which are better explained than put paper and re-
qure Medical or Surgical attendance IL would he wen for
them TO inquire iftherc is physician who il competent
to attend them, and whu understands the application of
medicine, and whose Scientific Attachments in his profess
ion, and whose age and experience cntc him To your
confidence Considering these things nr. Chas H. Tozcr
has concluded to inform You that afflicted, advertising
his place Of business stating that he has been successful
practitioner for over twenty 1--WE wears, anil has
Attended and Cured Hundreds.
when they have been considered by other physicians and
have been pronounced by them past recovery Therefore
you may rely upon him In whom secresv and the
utmost confidence he placed.
DR. C. H. T. would invite all that are afflicted TO call on
him and he does not administer for them there will no
charge made let no false delicacy prevent YOU but an
sequences which must follow those who neglect to receive
attendance.
Dr. G. H. Tozers Office is on 9Th street near the Bcyi
dere Hotel between and streets His rooms are so
ranged that the Doctor be consulted without the fear
So Oaice hours. from In the morning until In the
evening C. II. 1OZER, NJ. u.
Fly 9th ST., between aud X, Sacramento.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-18
7. II. RoLE, Clerk
No. ~
A y ORDINANCE defining the dutic, Of Marshal AMI
~ Policemen

=. >,,,.,,..,.,,. :,
VNnlNA>Nh u'nh"hs uie """'' vi ""ishal ann
/ - i"'
The Trustees Of the City Of Nevada do orain follows:
SECTION J. II shall he the duty of the Marshal TO
force the ordinances Of the City. and to complain 10 Jns
tice Of the Peace of all violations Thereof that may come
under his notice He shall have power anil il shall I've hi.
duty to lawful process Of Justices court in
arising under the city Ordnance 10 prevent the commits.
sion of any breach of the peace suppress riots dis
orderly asscmhagcs; to arrest and take into cnSt"y any
person persons found committing any act injurious 10
the quiet and good order Of the city, property o any
citizen; and also to arrest and take into custody all
grants suspicious persons whose appearance and eonus
may to justify their being cacl To account fr their
manner of living II shall b. his duty toairc any pcryon
committing breach Of the peace or using any violent
threats. creating any unusual noise turnuli TO the
ANNOYANCE al roactac AMI orderly citizens and I've may
other proceeding calculated To disturb the peace and repoe
o the ncghboroo in which il may exist for the purissr
! OF SURPRISING the same
SIC 2. Upon the arrest Of sny person unler the pro-
visions ct ccii"l one ouch person shall be committed IN
the city prison. and the Marshal SHALL the esrles period
practicable report said arrest TO Justice OF the rcase
having Jurisdiction OF the case. ,...f. .r.
SIC j. 1t shall be the duty OF the Marshal IN prescribe
such rules and regulations for the government Of policemen
wnle on duty A. r may deem necessary Tor thc SAFETY
and security oi the cy having reference particularly In
IRE. and to report to the Board q" Trustees forthwith nny
hrTHc', carcr'sne'S or wrong dong OF any policeman
"nls on nurv.
~. y Inc 'Hr'nal sh"H c"lcc' an lines imposed mr.
he breach 81 CITY ordinances he shall collect all such Tax
c. ana license as may be established hv hc Eoar ~ Tru
tees and receipt for tho same lie shall ray al such
monirs to the treasurer receiving therefor the recent, Of
ue treasurer lie Shail Keep an accurate account at all
provided which noks shall AT All dimes be omen to thc in
spcetion of the Beard of Trustees ami make and ut
Uo ,ns ootr Tor their Consideration statement :" his ''
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-18

ny ST. trustees o. the City Of Nevada do oran as foov
. l. II Shal not be lawful for any person or nerson -
s.. greater quantity than FIVE pounds in sn
f;ta n at the intersection of Big Deer Cet INA
bank Of R o n thence running along the south e or
street h nser oeek to the bridge at the foot Of Bride
eSt sJ Williams Ravne thence up said Rayine on Sn e
graveyard W"SS to point where the lower line Of the
menoned TGu n ersect the same thence on said LAST
tee kayne and thence down said Raype an t
the north eG s to Big Deer Creek thence up said Creek on
crossing ,s;d p ereot thirty rods thence in direct line
gser Trek at the distance of thirty rods front on
te NJ WIN Big Deer Creek and thence down ss;d ~
TIC Deer Greek to the place of beginning sad Lit
SIC. Any person or persons Why ,i1a,is,
fined +; u " ss ordnance, SHALL conviction Thereof ~
eo !, any sum not exceeding ono hundred doars oe
DAYS fo" ior period not exceeding ten
Passed August 18th, 1855.
H. RoLFr ClcrA e r Dvrpro..
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-18

ORIGIN OF THE "PRNTER's DEvu."-In the
year 1861, book was printed called the Anat-
omy of the Mass. II had only liz pages in it /;
but the author, pious old monk was obliged
to add fifteen pages to correct the blunders.
These he attributed to the special investigation
of the "devil," to defeat the work.
Since that time, printers, like many others,
have been in the habit of charging their own
faults upon the DEVIL and as the youth that has
charge of the rollers Is generally the blacklist
and most mischievous of the inmates of the
printers Office, the name became attached to
him. ..i-r. IIUfr f.arf