Those infernal machines, so called, with--which the Emperor was supposed
to be about to be blown up, turn out to have been pewter plates. Out of
one of them the bottom had been cut, and the edges rolled up; and this
gave rise to a terrible suspicion. Two thousand people have been
arrested in consequence.
That _Press Ass_ has been at his blunders again. He telegraphed to me
that a conspiracy was afloat to enact a kind of petticoat government. He
meant to tell me some gossip about Madame PATTI-CAUX. Then he wanted me
to believe that the "smaller catechism" talked about at Rome was the
catechizing of SMALLEY of the Tribune, concerning GUSTAVE FLOURENS. That
man never will learn. PRIME.
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| FOR 1870 |
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| UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS FOR SUBSCRIBERS |
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| POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT for 1870 will be the best newspaper ever |
| printed. It has now a larger circulation than ever |
| before--the largest circulation of any political paper ever |
| printed, and is now so firmly established it can not by any |
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| Mr. Pomeroy, Editor and Proprietor, will devote his entire |
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