AMUSING.
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a.rs Printers and editors have their fun as well as
4 other people--and sometimes their morti6ca-


tions too, upon seeing their errors. few in


stances. Nts,t ,tfEt., 800a
81 The editor wrote that'A ROGER fell from a


mast Of vessel and was killed. The printer
thought it read, "a nigger,' and that this being
! rather vulgar, he would put negro and SO ii


went TO press. aat~-I.f
go n An editor once wrote an article under the


caption so writer for the press, giving seve-


raj rules for their observance, one of which the


printer made read, while you wish any part


OF young compositions TO be printed in tia


lies, underseore il once,' &c., whereas the edi-
!, Tor had written when you wish any part Of
, your 1composition,' &c. The subject made
this error the more amusing. as1
(. More recently occurred the last instance. we


shall now name, when short article on gene.


raj advertising appeared under the caption
a Agricultural


,b1A soch linle mistakes when really accidental.


,fford much merriment among the sons Of
bSa Eaustus. sa, f8 n