SONG FnR PRINTERS.
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At the late anniversary suPPoi -
more Typographical Society, the following
snir;tad Song was sung by Mr.. 81. 4. Appleby,
spin'so 9ong y W. i, 9ss -si.sr i M william i.
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Nimmo. twas composed by Charles eoiaa'
W w. osE fora song that is not out Of place,
ben in sinq of hard cases that work 1T the case
lie iea soma ! mo of dear woman or Fourth of July,
I1,s rs glorious theme aud will never be dry.
HnrTah for the Printers, hurah for the Print


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Hurrah for the Printers, hurrah and hurrah
Old Faust was their father, you very well know
Who learnt from tic Devil the ait long ago,
And all his successors, YOU sec by their prints
liaS' since since. =


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From Kingdom they've knocked down NEST
old Graltsdom they've changed 70 the Graft q
For labor now rules and mankind will be freed


decreed


Hurrah for the Printers, &c.

For il is the Art that preserves All tue Y hersi
: fame,


Were il not for the Press their great deeds to


proclaim


Hurrah for the Printers, &c.



Worth,
'Ti9 light to Mankind, as the Sun IS to Earth
II reflects, j, produces, i nourlshes. besses,
Then shout for the heroes that work AZ tn


Presses


Hurrah for the Printers, &c.

sill ii the night
Ofthe secret that gives them their glory an


might, ...;I,o go
| Which, Is, though own Pat can stflAe 2 soO


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''IisHey are the 9 Gevls - .iaiiu''s -
Hufrah ior the Fflnlefs' 90