The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
VOLUME x. NO. 81.
How to Sustain your Local Paper.

than docOut living by tho pubucatiuu of u
country newspaper, oven Il It had over 50
good business. A case Ia point Is an ac-
qualhtahcu Oi ours who has bvou publishing
BUtno SIX or seven years. has had all tho
business Ot his own town and county. and
largo portion OF that ot tho surrounding
but with al this no guts into tight prucnus
for money to buy his white paper wltu. as
any other publisher with whom we are ac.
qualnted.
2.-lt tho paper agrcos with your ways
OF thinking. subscribe aud pay Tor IL. uud
persuade your nolghbDrs OF tho sdmo mad
to go aud do likewIsc.' Do not tell tho
editor To sond your pager, without paying.
anu when you got TO owe two ur three dot
nrs, toll your friends wnO speak OF 1t, that
the pdpUr is Ot no account, tnat 1t VIII burst
up ono OF these days Tne way, under
such state OF thu case, to keep "a papur
from bursting up, is Tor uacn Subscriber
TO koep the editors books Tree from chul srs
against hrnsuif. Onco W. nad TO CLOSE aud
OH posting up, W. found We mad booked
and outstanding sunU ~ 600 more tnan we
had capital invested. lnls tnlng ut applying
tDe credit system 70 Tho newspaper GusiItuss
may Oe lIkeued to farmer suIiiug uuL uis
crop, bushel 10 the man. Tue sum eucn
owes for the bushol docs not socn Ut auy
u
these bushels may make Or break TIC poor
deliver in tho soil.
Ill YOU havea father, mother, brother.
sister, Or freud OF any kIud residing at
distance, aud are uUie, subscribe, pay Tor
and send them copy.
At you have auy printing you wish
done, do not " jew" tne editor down to star
Ndtiun price, uud when nU CONES 10 make a
purchase ot you, spike on tne tarllf."
5.-lt you nave any advertising or job
work 10 Oe done, take IL to your county pa.
per, except, perhaps, you may WISH 10 al.
vertise III moro than one paper lu pro-
portion 10 tho amount OF tnu ruceipts ut a
paper,ls an editor enabled to mako 1t useful,
amusing aud entertaining to tho cou.muu!ty
III which 1t is pubiIsued,
6.-DJ not run oil u tho city to get your
hand Uhis, labels, cards. Sc, printcd, te-
CAUSE tuisUUth, you can got u reduction
OF tow cents IN prIcc. a man VINO Is
always tunulng away frum nUme VITA hlo
business, lttiv deserves tuo patronage OF
the community IN which he lives; aud. as
far as wo uru CONCERNED, such viii receive
the co,d shoulder"
7.-Du not EXPECT much of paper when
an editor is driven ~ 10 hlo own compost
tor, ptoot-readur, prcss!nan aud derIi,"
aud has 70 run All over towH every forenoon
IN the VAN search for u quarter To buy
something for hls duuer
S.-Do not expect the editor to make
honorable mention OF you or your business
every tow weeks tor nothing. The space III
q paper, aud Il man's tlmo arc worth some
thing, aud every notice comes back to tuv
drawer OF the rucpiuut in dollars and cents.
An odltUr should not bo allowed to go hun.
cry, barebacked or baroiOolud. "Inuy eut,
drink aud wear just ike other people"
Sit an edlUr owes you ii smiling, do
not chase him from rosy mOlu TO Daimy
eve tor-it, and when YOU happen to get
the balance on tho other stdu "cut the
gentlema''s ocquam.auce.
l0.-"finaiIy. my brethren" if you wish
properly to sustain your county paper, to
live ihe balance of your days il peace with
God and man, aud occupy II seat IN Para
disc after death, practice tho Golden Rule
-" Do unto Others AS you would wish they
would do unto you under IiEu eircumstan-
Cos -Pri"terS .Nttcs Lritsr
RAILROAD AccIDENT--SIx CARS De.
MoLIsHED--YesIerday morning about 3
O'Clock, AS freight train on the Spring
field, Sandusky and Cincinnati Railroad
was nearing Dayton, wheel on one oi
the hlndmoSt cars broke, causing, in a
moments time the destruction of Nix cars
and the uprooting of about thirty yards
oi the track. The car on which the
wheel broke, Immediately after the acci.
dent unshippvd itself from the forward
part OF the train, and being let down upon
the ties. formed barrier 10 those in the
rear--hve in numbgi--and was by them
forced over the road, tearing up every
thing in its way. The rails were bent
and twisted in ak dircctiouS--in Two in.
stances entering at the bottom Of a car
and passing out at the top. Tne cars,
which were heavily la4en with freight,
principally bulk meat, were with their
contents thrown into confused heap, the
wreck presenting a tangled mass OF mcr.
chandlse. rails, cross ties, and freight cars;
and IL was matter by no means easy,
TO detect in the former the presence OF
the latter, so complete WAS the work Of
ruin. Fortunately there We're no lives
lost, the conductor and brakesman being
at the time seated on the forward cars OF
the train. We could not ascertain the
amount of damage, but presume that it
will not be less lhan ten thousand dollars,
--Cin CommercjuL.
THE TIcINo.--A name which is in
every ones mouth should be correctly
pronounced. The letters of the Italian
language do not all have the same sounds
which they have in the English. The
pronunciation ofthiS name Is Teectceno.
What the Press Say.
"COstar's'' EX,CrmuIatOrs are lnyaiuable RENE.
dies for clearing houses of all sorts OF vermln.-
VITA all cOrfnIence we recommend them ~ y
DIHy Ntite LEICESTER.
"CoStar's" remedies for all domestic pests, such
as Rats, toaches, Bad'Ba5s Ants, F,eas, &c,
are lnvalulblei we can speak from actual know
ledIe Ol tnelr merits. Druggists aud Dealers
should send their orders early, II tey would secure
ira |, ia th4n " i JotrtIL
shall wrlte 5lnlething about your Exrermina-
tors, as | eau do with pruprlety. lney are
ceiling rapidly here anl destroying all yermln.-
Eo, BiHmer, Fuyette, No
DEATH TO ALL VERMIN."
As SPRING approaches
ANrs and RuACHEs,
From their holes como out,
And Nice und RATs,