SAYINGS OF A PRINTER.
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The man who stops newspaper because ne is
going to get married, pays poor compliment to to
his intended, and probably expects to have no chill
dren to learnt to read.


The man who patronises foreign paper in
preference to one Of his own county' should be
made to paw double for. advertisements, necessary
10 be published in the county, and not to be allow
ed the privilege of inserting either o6hu'ry OF
marriage notices, without paying for them as ad
vertisements besides, he should be excluded hon'
all posts of trust, profit OF honor.


The man who undertakes to run for an office
without taking a county paper, should be struck
with string bait, ring bone and SPAWN at once II
there be no other way to beat him. -
The man who orders paper discontinued with
out paving up, is an unrelieved snsdk and ought
to be set afloat in the Eaxawaxon on pealed
saw og and landed On the Jersey side OF the Dela
ware.
The man who takes paper and pays tor 1t IN
advance, or which is well enough, within the year
i a gentleman and good citizen in every sense
,5ose terms. and deserves we'll of his country.
'NSo - Wayne County Hergld.