The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

are brought into tho printery1 Bleaching; Design
mg; O. Egravmg; & Printing 8. AgeiDg giving ego 70
ing, hooking YARDS &C. The goods are then nut into
Hydraulic press pressed closely ,her boxed up and
sent OIL TO market II may be ,estus 10 your lady
readers 70 know that the principal and most EXPENSIVE
article used in cacOes for obtaining what termed fas
colors,' is madden q substance avleu s,e~'h, and
tries the quality OF their printed goods because grows
there, he Obtained at cheap the the
French manufacturers afford b put Of into
their prints. The cultivation OF der csed the
minds Of American agricutoriss Tor arc; but no sue
cessful esus have followed from their HIemps To raise
Il on our soil. '.Pie on the mad 'rr.N 1nd american
print works furnish goods that will command tho
world for market As is, the goods surpasa those OF
SEINE Of the most celebrated Epgsh anu snch factories
Captain Moses Paul is the agent OF he corporation, and
Mr. George Mahewson, OF Rhode lslapd, superinten'
dent OF the print works
The political procvities OF al the leading personages
connected with the Cochec0 mills are republican Capt
Paul Is considerably So Whenever the rheamatisn
Will allow him To cultivate political sensation Az
such times be wants somebody o curse, and he cannot
md body suitable 10 his purpose Than the de
mocIais The frenzy over, and lie Is more reasonable
again.
Dover a city of moro than ordinary pumpkins in New
Hampshire Ghere 10 600 inhabitants WITHIN It's
mits and their moral, social, Intellectual and religious
culture and safety placed in the keeping OF Mayo
Bond renowned all over the country for bis soda, tea,
oyster, cam lobster and crab crackers. He has pair
OF fast crabs IN the shape Of brace Of which he s
not afraid to show on of the Ice TO friends strangers
He says that although he is the "peOpe's Mayor thai
shall not prevent him from driving fast horse
NV 10 WHY pop"oI aInong CHlsseSj uitNto
lazy ofcehodcrs their money II they have to
take shovel 10 do IT, Imagine such thing In the city Of
New York.
This city has of the us.iest democrats in the Ora
mite State with but few exceptions they all Douglas
men, The democratic paper the Gasene ia Douglas irst
ana the nemnee any how An insane idea preached OF
starting another democratic paper here It is acknow
lodged that would be than folly and disastrous TO
the interests OF the party In any point OF view ExPres
dent Pierce has scores Of friends here who would rejoice
In his nomination II Douglas should fail
The republicans are In quandary. They have ma
jorty IN the city, and could carry for their Presidential
nominee provided is not Seward They nearly all con-
fees that he load under which they could not
stsgger Banks Chase Bates and Pitt Fessenden have
their adherents for the Chicago nomination. The Cover
nor OF Massachusetts, leads them all
If wanted to hire person tn curse soundly John
Brown and his acts, l should ut this time select New
Hampshire black republican They regard Brown as
spectre that will haunt them at their anticipated Presden
tal feast, II should not drive them from altogether
The Rev. Mr.. Alger OF Boston ectured here last night
on ancient and Modern Chvalry." He took occaso
usual to hur dirty stuff ut the South Southern
ERE, and was hissed Dover Is not place TO be hum.
plugged in ts politics, either from tho pulpit the lee
ture room.