From the Auburn Free Press. THE PRINTING OFFICE.
ifyou wish to study character-ifyou wish to see the world,i you wish to know what erudlties exist in the human race. go to the printing office when the paper IS published, and the morning stage has brought the usual bundieo of crime. crinl. con. and eongressionalproceedin Let a lazy fellow like myself, one who has little to do, and q less disposition to perform even that little, make a morn lng's lounge in the printing office, and he will learn more than Ee would in a tortnight's boring over his dusty, worm eaten volumes. I love to secure a qui- ct nook, and, with a newspaper before me, peep out to observe the motley as- semblage who flock together to present their advertisements, fGd fault with the editor or printer, hear the latest news, their sage remaks, and sSspill their judg- taents' on the political affairs Of this mundane sphere.

 In comes M. Dry Goods, with a re- quest that a blunder. the printer had made in publishing an advertisement