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te pTopreoE to make them complete all their details The
proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS, has
several elegant Bath Rooms Cont street. the corner
q lauphIn on the site formerly known the Nepouy
bahs whlch excel in magnicence any establishment OF
the kind now in this city, and where HOT COLD SHOW
ER, VAPOR and INDICATED BATHS can be had at
all times. from O'Clock A. M till 10 O'Clock p M - Hot
Cold or Shower Bath, rs cents, myii 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

STOVES! ST0VES-In store and for sae a =,
~ complete assortment of Cooking Office Pa9nr ff2z
and Bat-FeOm STOVES. -
aud " The Stove viii be found to surpaSs ali Others ~ re
garGs economy eTeellency and smpey. And as large
business can only be done by selling cheap will sell al very
small advance on cost. g. w. w. GOODWIN
Wholesale and Retail TinwaFe Manufacforv
le1o J. Front Ieva N n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

DR.. T6gHseRd-Dear Sir: | purchased for INV wife two
bottles OF saraparla of agent, Mr.. MeNa of Kaa-
nazoo to Try It for the Fever and Ague. Before had fin.
ed the first bottle appeared 70 warm the blood and every
Other day, when the cs and fever appeared they es
violent and before she had finished the bottle she was en-
ry reieved, and she much better than she had been
before she took the ag1e. lady that had been very SICK
with cs and fever but had broke them with aunine and
was left very weak and distressing state and troubles
exceedingly with the cake, seeing the effect that han
my wife, she sent and procured few bottles and ii
restored her "a few weeks to complete health. Your SaTsa
paTl is without doubt uneQRaed diseases incident To
the West, and if you think that this communication viii be
OF use, you are at liberty to it as you choose.
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES H. SWAIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

-ni59V ggtlN n ELl.IOI1 q CO " GFavieF 81.
GREAT BARtsAINs-Any persons who NAV han.
" pen to have odd volumes of sets Of LAW BOOKS
from Tho Library OF the subscribers liberty call and
take away the balance Of the This applies particularly
to kens Commentaries Merins ReportOire de Jursprn-
dence Howards Reports Tha remaining volumes
OF Merlin are Il In number heavy quaro. As the gentle
who has the twentieth may find it neonvenent take
them away he is at liberty leave the missing my
office. ii. A, BIJLI,ARO
aud Code
IiTl. Ia N a Vac INF -i1n fnFe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN
Is the safest and most efectua medicine for purifying
ne and relieving the suerngs attendant upon child
child prevents pain end disease increases and enrches ia
iood those who have used il think il indispensable L
highly useful both before and after confinement as it p
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth costiyene piles
cramps swelling Of the feet, dependency, heartburn von.
lung, pam IN the back and joints, false palms. hemofrage
ana n rec uaang the sscreons and equalzipg the ccua
always safe, and the delicate and most snccessf
very lew cases require other medicine; in some LITTLE
castor oil or magnea is useful Exercise in the open al
and light iood with this medicine will always safe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03
BUSINESS CARDS.

q tT8EO. o. STARK, N0tarB Public. No. IS Grayer
I street aid No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. apo 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

. UFINIUNS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Ply
cans in different parts of the Union.
This TO certify that we, the undersigned Physica, VI
the CITY Of Albany, have in prescribed
Townsends Sarsapana, and believe it 10 be one of the m
valuable preparations in the market
H. p. PULLING, NJ. D
J. WILSON, NJ. D.
r. Il. BRIGGs, M. D.
Albany, Apnl l, Is4I. 4. E. ELMKNDoRRF, N. D.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

n Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. B. &
y sAMs DTgggistg and Chemists 400 Fulton street. cor.
neI OF William, New York Sold also by Druggists gene
rally throughout the United States and the Canadas Price
81 per bottle; six bottles for IS. W
EIE For sale by sICkLES 81 CO., N JARVIS & CO..
and and =. /, ,DUgAGE, New Orleans JOSEPH TUCKER
aonlei COSTA y CO., Montgomery: L. GAMOTES
4 CO., Donaldsonvile; and o. o. WOODMAN, Vicks.
ouIg. myl 3awd&W
piano FORTES REPAIHEB-In the hest manner.
and al reasonable charges by experienced slE9-l
Worsmen trom our best manuiactores. Thea-g 7fA
pnoIc gay rely on this branch of The busi NJ ~ N III
heavy stock OF PtANOS from NaHRs & Clark and j.
taieSeTiHg IL Tuning done az short notice.
les HENRY PARsllN& l,annr. ss...t
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Cold. Warm and Temperate
GAIllS -. a lso... HAIR
QUITTING AND SHAVING,
by STEPHEN w. RODGERS,
No. lS1 Guvler street, between
y aTonne e and Phillippa
ireeis.
mv3i If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

5-3 :;i''s s@;a;, , gsE:Is 5.
great va 4 ladies and Gentlemens Boots and Shoes
and vii st at the lowest Cash Prices share of public
paGo,tge " rssleeuuly sobcned APT ly
ElnnLLN RAIns-ERESH OF SALT w a AnE p,
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ER0N AND BRASS FOUNDRY, 20 Julia st.
The undersigned respectfully inform the public they are
now prepared 70 fnraish all kinds of CAST IRON and
.HRASs Work BLACkSMITIN3 of every desorp-
ton, IIERNS, etc; they will also Make Repair o.
put bNGlNha or MACHINERY on reasonable terms,
and win puuctualty. PRENTICE MURRAY. =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

=, INV YORK, ApnI ., IBN.
H. 1ccnseHd-l verify believe that your SaFsapaIla
nas been the MEANS through Proyidence OF saving my life
nave Tor several years had bad cough Il became wors
ana wofse AT last raised large quantities blood had
nght swea and was greatly debitated and renced and
ad not expect 70 live have only used your SafsapaFila
enou time, and there has wonderful change been wrought
Y me- am now able to walk asover the city. raise no
blood, and cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your obdt servant
WI. kUssELL.. IS Cafharine 1frsst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

This Is only Of more than four thousand cases of
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparia has cured
Is extraordinary virtues. =
james Cummings, Esq Of the assistants in the Luna
nc Asylum Backwes Island, is the gentleman spokeo on
in the following letter: = - n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

GUNDRIES IN STORE
- SgGGAAR.Loaf, Ar Crushed and Powdered;
LOUISIANA WHITE SUGAR-40 casks;
HALlBUT FINS AND SALMoN-l5O kits and
MADEIRA BoTTLEs-eO hampers;
DY-75 packages;
CLOVES-l5 barrels;
POuCHONG TEA-l00 half chests;
PICKLES, KETCHUPS, ETC-25O cases assofied: in
fnrs ala b.J
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03
DOCTOR y. r.
TOsU9sse1s6s'S SArSapNS.iIla.
WONDER AND BLESSING: OF THE AGE.

THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP IN QUART BOTTLKs-fr 81
INES CHEAPER AND PLEAsAHTERs AND WAR
RABTKD SUPERIOR sOLD-IT
nnzN NEI1rts frT Ufanrf prruf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

MATRASS MAKER AND UPHOLsTERER No
IfA 231 Bfeaotle street :. BEDSTEADS and COTS
OF az descriptions; Hair and Moss MATTRESSES, whole
sale and retail. 6w- SHIPS and STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS
supplied on the most reasonable terms mhl2 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03
FRNsH CoRN MEAL.

'liE subscnbeTs have opened Depot of the Orleans
ChdTtes ard a streets where orders for fresh Ground
Corn Meal, Gnts Cracked Corn, and OIL Cake will be
pfTRRgsy mRa Il s''snOeu 'o' $. W. THOMPSON q f,o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

1Fl Wh0lsSaie rp Gfoods Taderhe undersigned offers
% merchants aud traders fresh and desirable assortment OF
Goods, suitable for Mems and Boys Summer Wear, viz
French and English DRAP D'ETE; Black Steel and Gold
Mixed CROTOS CLOTHS; Linen Drills and Checks; Got.
tonadss Camlets Chambfays, and Single Miled French
Cassmers lmgli ]. Il. pAI.AiER hS l,rayler I'll
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sgbscrbers, Agents for the Manufacturers, nave
sauy hand and ready receive orders for every
variety and style Of Goods made from Gum Elastic unde
GoopTEAR's and other Patents such Capes, Pouches
eggngs and Clothing Of all kinds, Army and Navy Bags
Air Beds, Pillows, Life PTeserye, Camp Blankets, Tents
knapsaeks Gun Covers. Hospital and Carriage Coh Steam
Packing A and Gin Bands, Hose and every other article
made OF India Rubber warranted of the best quality and all
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

TRESrASSEs on. THE prnlm LAMBS
The immense value of the timber stolen
from the United States every year may be
judged of by the fact that the District At
torney of Michigan recently reported to
Tho Solicitor Of the Treasury that he had
authorized the Marshal to seize some
twelve millions of feet of lumber, sawed
and III the log, lying at different saw mills
IN the State, all taken by trespassers from
Uncle Sans land.
A ease has Just been decided in the T..
s, District Court of Alabama, where Dan
siel Gore, Of Tuscaloosa county, was fined
$500 and Imprisonment, for cutting 400
trees from the pine lands. The following
points were decided by the case:
Isl, That the cutting or removing from the
public lands any timber Of any description is in
d,etable and punishable BY fne and imprisonment.
2d. That the entry of the lands by the isespas-
Der, after the trespass, is no bar to the indictment.
Sd, That the statute of Limitation does not be-
gin to run all five years after the trespass.
The Imprisonment in the above case
was, by the Judge, made merely nominal,
at the suggestion of the U. s. District At
torney, %
The Judgment in the Aabove case is
strengthened and confirmed by a recent
decision of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, at Washington, on an appeal
from the U. s. Supreme Court of the Dis
triet OF Michigan. The U. S. Supreme
Court IN that decision says:
The cutting and using oak and hickory trees is
indicfahle; and 50 the cutting and using any ether
description of timber trees from the public lands
would be equally iniictahle and being so, the
punishment by tne and imprisonment must follow
IL al cases.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Eenle do Succession.

EIIT DE Ia OUjHf1NE tn.
toiste a'D7tsst Bdtbu RG1tRa.
Dams l~'Hfi,ire dc n succession lie Vttleittid
lleheft ddeede. Mt, l33,
En- veftu d uhe commission a moi adrrs
$50 par l'lon Conr dH FiNitt1ta District ds
IN paroisse ct fttt stisdit, Il sara fsniu ci
| veiiie ptib'iHne sur les lens, Saya7f n
6me 5onv Ge Jutfit7 1850. d dis hrtff4s di
matit. 1t rfortittd t%tatfis decrite. Hpirr
tenant q In succession Ito Vat rtyftN |tJHguRr
tlaeedd, slvoir
I'm certain moroccan dc tore sitne data
eette n]aroisse m6strnut ci,q arlhtls. MONS
trante pletls, ne E,ca stf ln Hrtttn Mieeissitl4
hv"o tine pfotoptett de qimtatfr Gsg'ppus,
entire ligtAs tlfttileIpai borne en- i,atf. tli
terfes de- William IT, Ettattatt ct On dos.
sotls rar Sllre do TieriliH l,a,idtvi 4vrG
totltes les li tisFes at b~n1eliorhfiuis ott, s'y
lrotlven', htssi tliie titoitie i1ityisndt
Ia stafrarn Baltic STIR IN dite terfp Ia
plus I'M afpant. moths 30 p'els. de face II
n'lnranta plo,ts lie 1tofo,,tle1r. eri,a iie,,ps
Iara'leles, bOrnG eli Iptt pr terfes 10 Nuj
y Stewart ct eii bits par COLES de tGtinskt
%ttebnrt, ct OH tnee pr les terfos 90 le d6fiut
rGSIlHlt.
Iry1Hcs II t6hluidHs. kat0ff In ler-
r. stlsdite sora Yendli d ututre rtiicmcits
egatE- le pfertsr payable eli Mars 1851
ie secol'l en- Mars 1859. L. trd,lsittte ri
Mars 1858. ct le uliairiente en- Mnfs 1854.
Les nr1ucretrs lUufHlignt lCtrs tillpts en-
dtssds q Ii satisfontioti Dc, 1T payable hii
d%oiniclle tie admtijsttatnitr, poftanl into.
ret de huh r'tf cent apes mutufit6 itielu'n6
Ieiornetit Ct liypotlltqie tettuu SIR Ia tcrps
Ji'sqitau placement G,ml
A bOUs&ANt
Mai 81, 1850 Administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
saddles, Harness and Trunks.
C00pER,S WELL.

CTTUATED in Kinds County, Missis- , n
hJsippi, u miles west of Jackson, the ia
Slate Capital, and 4 miles east Of Ray EAzM-
mond, county seat. The Raymond Railroad, now
rebuilding, viii probably, be done by the ist o.
Ji,fs, If interseets the Viekstttfa Railroad ut Bol.
tons distancp frptt Raymond to The Well, miles
At this time Hacks can be had at Bottoms, 10 miles
TO the Well. or Clinton depot 3 miles, Persons
leaving Vicksburg can be at the Well in four hours,
Extensive arrangements ars making for the coming
Summer. The water II principally Cbaly behie. The
celebrity Of this Well is not surpassed and In recon.
p.enled by the medical faculty in cases Of Chronic
Diarrhaa. Gravel, Dropsy, and general Debility it
acts powerfully upon the Liver and Kidneys, and has
the same salniaty effect throughout the year. Inva.
lids can h accommodated nj all SEASONS with com.
fortnbls rooms.
But few plates ran excel this ar a yya,stipp p1nee,
The picturesque view, the elevated location. roman.
tic hills, and lofty pines; in fact. everything ibdi-
oates health. in,depeadei,t of'he medical water, which
has proved 80 beneficial.
Terms.
Board and Lodging. for Winter. Spring and Fall
months, a24 per month, 81 per week. ann $i 30 pc,
day. The months Of June. July, Argus, and Sep
tember. $50 per month. $40 per week. and 81 per
day. Horses will be inken care Of on moderate terms.
All atpasemei1is requisite to n watering place will
he found. and n good band Of music provided for the
months.
WILLIAMS g. EppEs. Properietors.
r.. .. lie aaslstance Of tol. Long, late Ut the
Mansion H6ttae jackson Miss, have been sec,lred.
and trusts that general satisfaction will be given.
Accommodations nre mailing fhr u thousand persons.
IN addition 10 the Old Well, another has been obtained
by sinking a shaft some 30 feet deep. and turned out
TO be- strongly impreenated with sulpher and iron il
b. sttoh an jnex!iaustible stream. that snilahie bath
houses ars about 10 be erected, also the boring Of aa
Artesian Well has been commenced. Renters will
find no scarcity If water for culinary purposes, &c.
Although we consider tile well open at all times,
still the question ls asked, when DO you open: We
now ray, the Lst Mny. as Il renefal opening. Quite
a number Of invaliis IRE now here. and . prospect Of
a large c~ofripany, judging from letters already recei-
we'd, OF, the subject Of rooms, DC. The demand for
barrels Of water Is 80 great, we must decline taking
aty more orders until fall.
The public are requested, should they wish any
information in regard to the Medical qualities Of the
water, or to procure rooms. DC. TO address the pro-
prietors, and their letters shall be promptly attended
TO.
n. B. Persons leaving ff tls Well, had better
their letters, directed to Coopcr's Well, Ray
mond p. O. Misa. HE mails arrive there daily.
Sundays exeeptedJ and letters for the Well will be
daily. w. d L.
Cooper's We'll, May. II, 1sso-am.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Gems from MIR. Webster.

----N-
We make the following estraets from g
letter of Mr.. Webster 10 q humber Of the
,eople Of Maine, II II reply to mi address
from them approving Of the sentiments eHs
pressed ny him IN his great speech 81 the
18th Of March, lie this tlassitallt notices
those eaptiot,s presses and politicians who
o persist Il, ,nlsrcpfesenting his views;
III alassiral times there Vas a sci Of small
but fapaeious critics. detioniinatrd e0pfaa
fotes let8gyHR, who statehed and caught
ut particular expressions expended their
strciigtl on tho atyyegtd mrhd,a Of Ian.
ID rtlage birds Of rtipiiln, Witch preycd on
words aud syllables, and gorged themselves
with feeding Oh the garbage Of Phrases,
chopped, dislocated and torn aasttnder by
themselves. as flesh aud limbs nre by the
ola Tvs of ~tinclean birds. Such critics are
rarely more distinguished for ability in
discussioii tlIeu for tlftananly mofa' feeling
which dia,lains u state on sdveraary's
argument otl'erwis1than fairls and truly,
and as he meant toJe understood. ~
D ! shall do allskcAn TO warn the country
against the dansEfa Of this intestine strife,
"a call both thes South and the North hack
To a sense of their true duties and trite
interests And IL ! cannot allay the evil.
I shall at lea7t do nothing to promote il.
shall dc nothing TO cause jealousy, heart"
burning and luminosity. among those
whose country ia one, WhoRe interests
are Conc, and whose destiny, whatever
any Of them may think Of it. L., in
my opinion, one one now, and one here.
after
III regard to the prospects of n sdtis-
factory settlement Of pending difficulties.
he says
On this point am happy 10 sny, that |
chn speak with hope, If not with conf
slenee. think | see indications that the
public Judgment viii, ere long. he brought
10 bear upon these troublesome and ex-
citing questions, and that the voice Of a
majority Of The people will hush other
aiacorlant voices, How soon this will
thArpnn. ] cannot say but ! fully believe
that The foods will yet s,ibside, that The
troubled waters will return within their
banks, and the current of public affairs
resume its accustomed anl bcnetioent
rJt,Irse, |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Lord h a m.

Many amusing storieo afe told Of tli
eccentric but wonderfully talented fnftn
The latest we have suen Is the following
told by the London correspondent If tl,t
New York Mirror, in his last letter
Lord Brotltllam has beer during the
week, almost as great n lion as the hippo
p5tainus. the eecen trio Henry las startled
His fellow peers. and astonishei the town.
by n iinw IN the style Of his cos.
tune, tho sight of which is enough to
break tailot'a heart. Picture to Yourself
the venerable aud world-renowhed Etratic
IN white silk stockings. black knee snialle,
patent leather pumps, silver shoe buckles,
white waiscoat. white cravat, and black
velvet coat, IN Henry VIII style. reaching
to his calves Fancy this attire sirtnp,itit-
ed 10y the most extraordinary f,ce in the
Werld@Btonglla,n' face Then conceive
the whole aJlarition fitting about thu
gorgeous chamber of The new house Of
peers, amidst all the glitterihg and stump.
tious paraphernalia Of mediHval maunif-
deipe the hour three in the afternoon n
midsummer sun streaming through tho
el,lilazulcd windows the crimson bench
es filed with the descendants of the chi.
valry Of Nuhnyn,ede in presence Of the
throne their ancestors so often set up and
pulled down the blue and gold carpeted
iloor, studded with all the attributes, ari-
mate, Of ali imposing State ceremonial. the
representatives Of the civil power In En-.
gland at the bar Fancy this scene-its
solemn, gravf, and almost silent sp'endor.
disturbed only, yet heightened by, Quick
silver Harry" who, iidgetty, pa an ourang-
ol,taiig with delirium tremels. Ia every.
where IT once, Now he PUSHES Tip to the
chancellor, and throws n sort of half SOM.
ersot beside him on the woolsaak. starting
that elderly forensic as fan electric Gel had
suddenly made his acquaintance Then
he seta OFT to the other end of the house,
and holds a eonfhb with half 4 dozen
strangers, questioning two or three of
together, and waiting for answers
from 10 one. Next he pops down be-
tween two peers, asks one something. aud
tells the other something elsr. and the next
instant Is repeating the same process be-
tween two others, Then he whips Galigs
mani ont of his pocket. looks II all over,
upside, dowuwiHe, and round the margin
N q twinkling crnples it mp like n tennis
rubs the back OF his llead with it, as
( it were sand soap. theft disappears
through a side door on the right. fe.appears
At a side door Oh the left. darts at al, ink
'ottle. Whites a couple of letters At Il side
able, (probably to himself blows his nose
as loud ms if he were going INTO partner.
ship with q rereusaionacnp maker sticks
zig arm n-kimbo. tnd looks at nil around
lin. es If he should very much like to
q talk on things in general with
'yotyfndy in particular,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
To Levce Contractors.

GEALED Proposals will be received bv III,
~ Mayer and Board ni Ceuncilrs,ep of the ts,yf
Of Bayou Sara, until Wednesday The aist July
1854. 10 construct a gevee around said Town, ar.
eorting 10 the plan, difninsions and speoi6ent,ons
70 he seen al the Mayors office in said Town
Said contract will embrace about IA mile Of Levae
on nh average aha,it 20 feet base. and Eve fnet
high, said work 10 DO awarded 10 The loves, and
best bidder, who will be required 10 give bond
and security for one half more than the t,tioiint ri
the contract. Conditioned that the said work
shall be completed by the first day Of January
next, and according to contract.
Persons sending in proposals, will furnish At th.
same TIME the names of their securities, otherwise
the bid viii not be considered.
JAMES Il. MARKS, Mayor
A WIN, BALI.
- Epwss HIT,
ID FHbixN GHaar, Bea,a of CouselmeH,
q. W. BALI.
A. GAMMA,
July q, ~,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

LoeogRArnio rnlNr1Na.-=l7ram. Mr.
+ knight Hunts Fourth Estate. or {
History of newspapers and the Liberty OF
rho Press. " just published in London, WI
make the following extract q
The Times Ia still in the hah,is ofdhe
family Of ita founder. and III ttia respect
stands alone atloitgst the morning PAPERS
It was commenced Ivy lohu Walter. OF
pr%inting-houac square. md its first number
wa Published ON the first of JANUARY.
t72s. aud WASH contin Stion Of The Daily
Universal Reel cr, Of which nine HUNDRED,
aud thirtyaeiuht numbers had previously
appeared both the Times aud its fore
runner ARE described ia the hrndi,p rs
being printed logegrRphically, This
etrahge looking torn was applied TO a
patent which Waiter had obtained FOR
casting in metal whole wof,lR. instead Ut
sl'laNe letters IN the usual node. these
WofIs bong placed aide by aide by the
working printer, instead of leaving him
tn compose with single l~ettera, In short,
Waiter used stcrotyped words aud rhtts If
words. instrod OF separate metal letters.
This new mode is described IN - pamphlet.
printed Ivy THIS process, and published in
1888, by n e~olnpo.itor named II johnson.
one of its inveS orp, Waiter, who is
erQkrn ol IA 'pa0 ronttlver Of this new
ueSslei,' ratenttd@lt, AMI then went to
work 10 bring the plan iuto use. he evi.
GENTLY worked with treat ener.p9 MI perpc.
Nrlntcc. and. like all projectors, was
Eangu,ne of success, The advantage OK.
peeted toa he gained by the topographic
mole were, that the ofthoyrarhicats
rrrors would he far levs than hv ordinary
printing indeed, that they must be alnlegt
impossible IN the majority If eases that
less time and labor would he required.
and, consequently, that printing would he
cheaper, But practical difficulties arose.
anl many jokes were made nj the expense
of The new plan, II was said that the
orders TO the type @mdcr ran after this
fashion Send me u hundred weight. made
up IN separate pounds. of heat, c1iR, ttrt,
siry, mR'yicr, Pre-, 4yralyW ,oibeyN atyo-
ctoHS outrage, fcdiJHi cdidmtfY. and
alarming crTl0Si0a Another hundred
would he made mp Of hanoyabic gentlemen,
toaF cheers, g'tcio@S mGlrSty, Interesting
.ff"0fe, and so on But neither Jokes nor
difficulties were regarded by Walter. lie
brought ont on the first of January, 1885.
the Daily Universal Register. printed in
the new manner. This had four pageseI
had a haltpcmy stamp, and was sold for
twopcnce.ha)fpenny and init Mr.. Walter |
issued a long address to the public on ill.,
trodicIng hIs new paper to the patronage
bestowed on his new improvement in
printing, y" |