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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
Plymouth Book, Vlr.sty. s,1uonsry
AND WALL PAii.3 STORE,
By fTEAusE. Bg E.UES.

L CEIVEp:
OUE hoELB-the rrest nnti siuvsry romance.
wildly written and elective ns1si
&fos fss PoH-iEs,Fts Ee-le.
This book wlll have an iInnrrse ale. Cora- !
NJ a the time i does uh-n, the slave power Z
Is ing!Iy encrolca!ue ca iIee coil. everything 4
which shcvs tie bi7cl.nvss uT the ,tain upon
1ar laiioH's Gag. viii be welcomed. This tale /
-iioSs ilir acyp ard dunsainr ia - avery in ,
u true hEAi, bGt 90 TIE same time E.yr- all "a,
-'-sl wh'ca Cau possibly accrue rum tire re- |
suii=r iLstitu ion The author Ia. tasru
noblc staHi in the cause ~ freedom. and Will,
sincere. i tolCraEl and whilrjust l. charitable.
I Every friend 81 freedom uiii rgsd a., worL.-i
f00.a iis fiHaSsiga,s Dsay N,us.
We have no hesitation in prcuuunripr /: one
& thcIaost rculai b. b'c aai powerful or e ma,
Nors- ever Vu'ii led IN ..sncriga. i.is i,,ue.i
simultaneously 10 i.ou'I1u, Paris. Nv Yors
aud AuhIru, a l.ot which. hy iis,!f, iUlica,.s
l'hat:t i No cE1,'Ia.y F15tu.tiou.
/ Liz "- GTN. :. l'a, sEuN-Taa only aut,lcg-
tic iaomoir of h.H crer puhi.aei. Fiction
caH!uur,!cd Is thc viciss..ulcs in the life %!
/ jiC hero - Sar jagiI;u.
( igEEICly AG:TsTcG, aHl REg0ENEs. Jv Bart
le;t-Pcl Portraits o. u. W. Eccthct. S5y--
rri, GgU-h, CaaH.u. G!Jhinss. Gvc,y. NJ.
tHaLf hf ~ - l.. .sArt N4'A FtEfHl "a
lis writings. embracing a great variety o.
topics. uuier tee head Of agriculture, Free
COM, Education. &c
bITF uT Horace Gi-sclv.
9th SYITu anEu,n. i.'u>tratri-i charming
volume by an Na,rrican Lady.
BEAUTIES or FaKNY FrH:;.
Rom HALL.
Urs AND prwHs. by Cousin Ciccly very en-
tprt,iuiit,r and in,t,.1rriyp IGcl
IIpA MAYA story If thing, ac.ual am posi-
hle. by Mary Lausir len. ANOTHER volGmt
showing the curse Of American Negro Slavery
TnE LAHPLIGnrIR-1y,UC ,UC0 copies sold of thi,
interest hook.
FA>uloN AND FAsmo.. bv Miss Ann :. Stevens
LEWIS. or the Brus.ed Twig. 10y Cousin Cisely
Mrs. HrN DARBY.
Ny BRoTUEU's KEEPER: \. 3. Warner, author
Of Dollars aud Cent. &c.
castle BCILDEHS, by authu" Of Heir Uf Rcdclif
AMERICAN DEEATEE---A .,ltiu exposition o.
the priG;jpcS aul practice Of public debate
IGlBLE PLAIER BOOK.
iiiEr o. H.r. Gny EIHri,'F
d Nrs. .id.r5 LaI,a' Ga.5. and skilFul House
wirc-an excolIrn cook book
Daads -Vodera Horse Doctor-Mects with I
ready sale.
i l'cRar o0 Hc N.Tsr.
- lm,r,r,p Larpsr & Business Mans Form Bool;
! HRaI0"ah.c Cgot !!a,k.
4 Iaocrroigi Ns~ T,'Gmcat.
= i;-h' IS aa& Car.~tis's L'lso|.en N5'odi,r.
' Whites AMI tn.i,tir's Etl4;uI can Mroaia<.
WALL rArER--A nrgr anI brauti!ai a.
,oTtncHt ii Wall Papers. from s cen;> ral
= np"ar,i. Wintrw Papers, Five i|or iriHt-
iordcrs for sale low ut the piyuoC,h Boo
;tor2.
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AYRE'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For tie Cure cf Goagts tvlas. HouSs"c.%
Drgac5it@, WhoPtay-C -iyG3,g, and
C0nsRmWt.".
THIS remedy has won for itself such aotOrict
from It's cures of every variety oG pulmonary
disease, that il is entirely unnecessary to re-
count the evidences of its virtues in any conf
muuity where it has been employed. 20 wide
i: the tie L Of its usefulness, ana So nurac' aus
the eases uf its cures, that almost every section
Of ,i,e country ahounls in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming
ma even desperate diseases Of the lungs ly its
urc. When once tried its supcriolit, over every
5thtr medicine of its kind is too apparent to e.
cape observation AMI where it: virtues alC
Known, the public 10 longer hcsitnte what nu,
tidotc to enlploy for the distressing ana G#ugar-
ous affections VI the pulmonary organs hich ,re
incident to our climate. Aud moi only in for
u.il4b.o attacks upon the lungs, bat for tl4e
u.!IeryHic,ics ofCVLpS, CouCHs iioAEsENEss.
Ne. and for CnIhDHENitis the p:easautcst auC
safest medicine that can be obtained.
As il has long becnn constant use through
out this section, VIC need not 90 more thHn a..
sure in" people its quality is kept up to tht
best tAal it evcr has beeu and thVt the genuine
article is .old by
Ctl-EENpLLLl / ca, I.ylaout5, CIir.
.NSo by Druggists generally. ;u-;!n
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TaEEE has long existed public demand Tor
m effective purgative pin which could b. rrIie1
IN a. sure ami perfect! safe in it. opeTatin.-
This has been Trepard 10 meet that deinanl.
ani an extensive trial oil cUaeia-iyeiy suggu
aith what success Il accumplisIes TIE purpust
designed. Ii : easy a. make a physical RI.
out not Easy t. make the best uf al Uiiis--uHJ
which SHOULD have nvnr OF the otieciiOps, bat
al the advantages, uf every other. This hus
Icgu attempted here. and With What surccs, ne
would respectfully submit % Jhc Iuhi.c ir-l>iuIi
Il has been unfortunate tor Jle patient hitherto
that almost every ur-itiye IA, dicire isa,rimon-
iuus aud irritating TO tic bowels TIL, Is not.
Many o. them produce 30 much Eriril- pain ana
seyus.ou in the systcm as t. more taau cnun-
lerJaianrc the good O. be derived lrum jhlu.-
Thesc pills produce no irritation ur pain unlc,.
! i arise II iom a previously existing obstruction
i 1r dcraHr-mcnt ia the bowels. lsGing purely
Vegetable. no harm can arise from their use ia
any quantity Lut il Is better that r;r mrdiciu,
,Eguld bs taken judiciuUslr. Minute direction.
iOr tlieirusc in the several disease, 20 wLi. tEg,
are applicable are given ON the box. ANON,
he complaints which have been syce l:ly care,
Ihv them. we ulay mention Liver Cuuarlaiut. II
Its various forms of JaUuiice Indigestion. Lat.
Iguuf anil Loss of Appetite, lis;.vssnc,s. iI..il
.o!,igy, Bilious Headache. bilious Fever ALL
:, Agac Pain in the Side aul Lo;us: for. in truth
Iall these are hut the consequence uf disease,
action ia the liver. A. au apericut thry aifpr,
irrourpt and sure relief j Cu>tiyencs>. Piles
IColil Dyscntery. lluRors, Scrofaa and S,uryy
ICu.ds with soreness Of the body, lcgrs auI i'm
,qurity Of the blood; in short, any and even
ease where purgative i required.
They have also produced some Slrgularly sue
ce,sful cures in Rheumatism, Cont. DroPsy
Gravel, Erysipelas. Papitation ot the Hrari
Pains in the Back. stomach, and Silr. The,
l~hnuli be freely taken in the sTriu" II; tie year
= to puriis the blood and prepare the system 70
the change cf seasons. IN occasional dos
stimulates the stomach ana bowels into health
faction, and restores tac appetite aud vigor.-
They purify the blood, and. Icy their stinulan
/ Iction rn the crculatorv system. renoyute In
s strength OF the body, and restore the wasted o
4 diseased energies Of the whole orrau;sm. Iienc
! an occasional dose is advantageous. even tSau.
> no serious arrangement exists: but unnrcc. sll.
dosing Sh uld never be carried too far. Ms ever
, purrativc medicine reduces the strength. wi,
taken to excess. The thousand cases ia viii,
"a physic is required cannot be enumerated hcrt
: but thcy suggest themselves to thc icason
!. every body: and it is confidently believed thi
: pin will answer a better purpose :han any thin
which has hitherto been available t. maU>s,l,
: When their virtues are once known. the ri!i,.:
} viii 10 longer doubt what remedy to emr 10
/ wupu in need of a catharitc medicine.
Prepared by JAMES c. AVER, FRA tics
and Analy lytic,l Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
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We'll. INV EriendS!.

IN ONEOENiLLL IS said to he all burned,
III and probably it is indeed. There is hard
Y doubt but that it is pretty well scorched.
And what want to say to you now is, .hat
the Knox, the hichland. and the Ashland were
80 very fortunate as to not lose one single dol
lar in the great conHHgratiCn. lcs, notwith-
standing the very large amount that each of
hose companies have insured in and about al
most every village in Ohio, they happened to
nave hone in this ilt-fated block. But if any
,fthose unfortunate individuals who have suf-
'ercd SO severely had have been so fortunate as
| 20 have been insured in any of the above COM
paaics. they would have received the amount
| insured to them just 80 days from the day of
! lie fire. or tie adjustment III good money,
! ahich would have been great relief TO them in
| .be;r aaiict.Gn. And in concusior, am agent
'ka above and many other good companies,
and am Always ready and willing to wait upon
! any aul AL who d.S;rc to avail! themselves Of
| nc advantages o.iHsurancc.
". ". DR. IMAM.
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Ladies,

- -AkGN CHG .,
NuYkENDALL & Go. have lust received the
~ incest assortment Of PERFUMERY ever
brought into the town of Plymouth. You noer
not hereafter send abroad for choice Perfamd
Iery, as you can be accommodated by calling by
the Drug Store. junel8
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B i i ii S
a. IL .....- e 8 ] 9 4 n
COMPOUND.

p.V. z. COVENTRY G. CO., are Sole
Pcssea;oYs of q I,6W and Pevisct Process,
irlat discovered Of Extracting and Combin-
Ing the Medicinal Properties OF fi21ts,
HithouJ their Impurities.
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TO CUE. PATRONS


IT l. desire to present to the PEOPLE OF
W RtCiiLAND and HURON, and the sur
rounding Counties. few forcible facts for
lbcir consideration. You all know We have
been iii business IN the village Of Plymouth for
great length of time, and our course has
been steady and onward with but few changes
IN our business arrangements: during which
time we have endeavored tand for aught we
know to the contrary have gained reputa-
ton that entities lis to perfcc. confidence III
what we say to our patrons. We think we are
0Crably well pGstel as to the wants Ct this
community, which is, to purchase their goods
where the best styles, hest qualities, ard the
CHEAPEST GOODS ARE KEPTl
We do not wish TO address you as though
Iatl Others in the trade acre mere ciphsrs,
and we ourselves the GREAT EMBODIMENT
tOF ALL. For We have some honorable COM
peFtorS in the trade, who do not make GREAT
ISWEELLlNG PRETENSlONS as some do, who
uftpr ali amount to little,
| We do not deem it necessary to give n detail.
ed description of our stock of goods, but suffice
to say that our assortment is full and complete.
having been selected with care and Judgment,
ut the very LOWEST JOBBERS' AND MANU-
!FACTURERS' CASH PRICES. which enables
us to SELL GOODS rs Low If NOT LOWER
than any other establishment in Northern
! Ohio, or in the west.
| ~ A., -. -
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@A.K!owssD
100 &oY1nour,

AaTE 80 oVnooC
oWNEE uF tbs HARbWAEE STORE" 3"
lNTUCLD rot.fy the pst,.e at Dc l. usw
Wv receiving large assofiU.cft q uar,l-
urare In al its various kinis. The snbsreribsr
would invite the pnbiic generally, within t~en-
ty Iniles. IL they are Luildins aud gish kouss
.risn,aiii..-, a call at THE HARDWARE
STORE in dis lsce 60 bay them cheap. and
ini fall as-artmcHt. -inl ii Mechanics and
Farmers Nant tools. o. il the women usut to
.arns,h the.r hause ~i,h Kitchen Furniture or
nNS STOVES, Dining Table kHiycs
Sss~.N Fork. Spoons, Carrcrs II the
l%-ii he,t kini, the place to fni them
ss,A Is The Hardware Store Nrw
cntrcat Il YOU not 10 leave this town saving
yoa cant 6nd what you want, Until you rsl. at
the HARDIN AEE STORE. Now many of YOU
are in the habit Of going everywhere before
y,u call OF ne. Please remember this j. the
place t. call ;irst for Hardware II you want
good aEl cheaper articles than at any Of the
.ou-Ecl Store-, iDr buy larger stocks and at
reduced rTices, than those who Cnly luy "a
moasrCl assortment. In short, anything a.
4ur line YOU want y"u can get better than cl-c-
where ia tovG. lou will please recnllcct tha;
he Tin aud Stove Busines, j. carried On by ih-
subscrihcr. anJ all orders Iunc'ually attended
70. Goods warranted. cash aul produce t.,
ken in EXCHANGE for goods. Approved Cred.,
Tor short time uu.y.
Nav 2a. 1855. HART SEYMOUR.
I>AACS CLuIiltNu AGAINST rms NuRLu
rEa.LnuA out for the Giauts~gs@
UNION HALL TRiUmPHAN- ="
AANE YOUR dollars ami bay You luthiEE "a
- ISbaC \. lSAACS' UNION HALL. In,
public are invited 20 an inspection Oi the supcFi
/ took uC FALL& WINTER CLOTHING now o.
,Ahinitipu at this magnificent establishment
which ia extent, superiority OF workmanshi'
tud fashion, together with iowness Of rrige. can
not Je beat hy any other Clothing House in Obi
iSAACS has just returned from the Eas {
where he has received such bargains in ClOth
and materials for manufacturing. that he has i
"nw in his power and is determined to knock at
/ tae Eastern N.ui' Nun, ,r,.- i..ta t'rrkp1 Hat
and ne will commence by selling the best Over
coats ia the city for 81, and Under Coats
Pants and Vests Of ull descriptions in proper
/ lion. 81 look out lor uIl. aud come along ever
4 body who wants to be clothed: he can fit al
sizes from men rs large as the Giants that STAN
at his doors. to little wee fellows three wear
I'D, and a. his Mumm til Building is filled wit
Clothing of all qualities. he Is sure of hcii
able % suit everybody. Remember that h
tocs not wish to hum5us the people with Las,
orm sion work. for - cents less than any on
Use, Is lie does not keep ,Ich trash. Eut h
. viii furnish lis customers with the best cloth
ing in the city, ior less money taan they ca
purchase the satac E,Hi u goods for. in an
Latler house in the United States. Gent cmeu'
Furnishing Goods of all descriptions for sal
Cheap. \ liberal discount made to Nholcsai
lcaIcrs who buy tor cash. Clothing made t
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FRESH ARRIVAI

TKESH NRKIN AL.
GUTKENDALb & Go. have just received a
~ large aud well selected stock of DRUGS.
PAINTS, OILS. SASH, GLASS, pYE-STUFFS,
&c, which have been purchased at the very
lowest cash prices, and viii therefore be enabled
to furnish their friends and customers ateyerv
reduced prices. Call aud see u.s. iupo1S
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5-2AEs 81. ~1DtEEE.L,
'3AiiE2E E'E;rs,iissrC .'3;lsse,f;s rsErer'

7'-7-VV 77T s'7V M V7T7 T.7T' "IlTT
VIA be soid n prices as iowas any East or y est.
~ 4e Is determined 70 upheld the quality with
"HI seasoned materials, best workmanship, and
newest designs: and from the extent o! his or
't'S ana 'aeiHiy Tor manufacturing, Is cH'5.cd
I" t''odaca warranted FURNITURE at the lowest
ih:ce. lie mas aGoptc9 the Frihc!Pie u IdentI-
lying HIS customers interest with his own, IL
quality ana price, and keeps, "i"rys In hand
'i' greatest variety oi every description q !nr-
N''"I'; rom the cAc"hest ana riamc:t 70 the
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Cur Goods consists in part of
DRY GOODS

in the greatest varcty--Ladics' Dress Goods,
Shawis, Silks, Ribbons, &C., to which we invite
the especial attention of the Ladies'
We have also large stock of HlT rs. GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, to suit all tastc To-
gether with full assortment of
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D{RD CAGES

FClkENDALL Co. have just received di-
~ rect from the manufacturers, Il large assort-
mcnt of Bird Cages, of all kinds and of high
and low prices, and to suit all tastes. juuel6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
MARINE AFFAIRS.

F.1,r RUnOR.-H vas bruited about the city yea
ierjsy afternoon that the steamship Hermann, now in
her seventeenth day ont from Liverpool 70 this port
had tesr wrecked at sas and for white consider
alarm was manifested in various quarters. No in
formation to th>t effect bss been received, and the
Underwriters stamp the rumor as false.
For EUROPE i he steamer st Louis is to take thu
place Of the steamer Union, and will !esye Nov York
on Sunday, the a5th insi., at Doca.
SAIIIsG or THE SAN JAeNTo The United States
wsr stesuer San Jacin,o sailed yesterday from t1i'
port for Siam snd japan as the flag ship of the East
IDcia so Gs5ron.
AccIpINr TO The STEAMER TSIOS.-Tbe steamship
Union. Adsms. here's for HAVE Goth inst, returned
Yesterday. On Monday last in lat. 40 lon. 63', she
broke her watsr.whee shsh, and in consequence vas
OBLIGED 70 return for repairs. fse westhtr was fair
and pleasant st ths time and The accident was entirely
upe,y ected All the passengers were well
MARINE DlsAsrER-We learn from a cor espcndent
at vergeunes writing under date CT Oct 81 1858, "a
following: Capt Wright estmable citizen Of
Essex New-YCrk, while pa.siog Westp)t on Sunday
morning lsst, was knocked from his vessel By the
swinging Of the boom and drowoej. Th'O7ch CUPS
bic negligence therswa5 10 yAS tachGd % he craft,
and although nc sustsinsd himself for soma minutes
upon the Watet, bis pON eress 90 assist hun.
The frst 81 cw OF the - g ling this morning.
MARIsE DISASTERS IS LAKE MicHIGAN.-Oo NJ n
day, durrg a severe storm on Lake Michigan, the
propeller Allegsny, fr0m Buffalo % Milwaukee with
mercl sno;se was icst of the Nor.b Point 10 the
same storm The big Orleans owned By Valentine Of
Chicago, with a cargo of lumber, and deck load Of
s1uare timber for the Government piers, ia At
tempting to make the mouth Of the river went ashore
Inst OU sice the South pier. She pounded for abort
haf nn hour ard then completely smashed TO pieces.
A. a. she was sen several gentlemen manned the
hfe-boa 10 10 the OF the crew. but before they
could getdosn the river il too late. Cspl. Wick
man Of the schooner Lark, took the yswi from h's
own vessel and with the men NJ bis creP passed out
toe mouth of the river in the face of most terrific
ses anG went round 70 the OF the Of toe
OesDs she struck But a. they cams
alongside OF the Orsans took the boat and car
ried it completely the stern OF the vessel,
outing The men az once. They however succeeded
in getting to Der Oh second boa. aud saving some Of
the crew. Toe captsin mae and passenger were
sFep. overheard and los from the wreck.
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-, eaf; but, by the opposition oil Ar. Sihn''
u nos. ,,e,isns vtre disagreed -. ..I.,d
lntsoearuinee Of execution wAs then app'in''u aU0
,bc secting Adjourned o,h.,. for bay
,sfbers .he rest stood guard before the oiIco 'o,
~ enough Yves brought 20 be roeS .ne eu w. -
alton OF Parkviile, and feathers sni'''N' 10 "
d"zen cJa's. .,-. 60 Altman "ns.
- Il. &c ,,onhle of with your shrt
Win impSrtuibsb ccone' o -, 49,,
b;a l,s die prsouer coffee Dis Ilish anu HAnlcl A9
he wore peiber yes; coat this ceremony wss soon
c'seIaCea' ,sd one Of the crowd Ole bes.
j" TN TN. o.. oT too id essy, =" said another.
o'Pb,,.s tae:" said a third.
ha, ,',os he psoner wes reked from the loas
"PWcT oge oai here" said Capt. Wala e, re Gont
want 10 srnsst tbe floor With III
@SIen,ly 40 cereiessy Atkinson followed HIM.
NessTs Il r3 and Uu..es then cut Two paddl.s-
s.i.ks about ward lOng and broad at one end-snd
nrooeede6 slowly amid the laughter and esis of tas
crowd .whioa Atkinson sesned neither 10
for 10 ",y o. At eas, Dsf sn inch deep, from tee
crown OF n:s heEG TO BIS waist; over his ARM,
hands, chefs, bfows, hair srm-os, escs, bacE,
breast sBd 1t OK. As BE- vas hesaearisg A'kins0n 5
cheeks OF the operators iocuiarly observed inst
Be wGs touching u BIZ wblsker;' which OF c)ute
producC q gr,Gt nernmert among tie crowd. All tins
while The Only OutWsrd sigu Of metal agitation t3et
in oheNinR and exPectO aing.
"Guess you We got enough oa-put On ths !oa'berI,'
said sa Idle member Of the committee.
=" You d0ivE Il up brown said voice TO The
operators hs.'~nrgiy.
:" Yer, sur" sG'G ono Of he ierators with hugh,
es he toos hold Of me bag Of feathers and threw a
bsEc full on uI6 pr ODeTs back.
" Par tbGIn OF, suggested d spectator.
No its better TO pa, them on in hsndfuls' ssid
q voice.
Meesrs Bird, Hughet, Boydon 7nl Samuel Johnson
then took n0ls each OF TIE eLd OF two long poles
which they pisced Us to form a. exgenpOre ST. AZ
dTew's CLOS.
"Sit on there =" soj ooe Of them, l forget VINO, to
The tsried sDo iesthertd person.
"Why, they re go1g 10 ride him On q rei, sss
voice beriOc Icc.
"Seryes ,he ID scoundrel right replied his
companion '
&C. lie ought TO BE- hanged rcjoined the first voice
"He's very right 20 do as he's bid, ssid pefson
near The or sODor 90 Atkinson calmly put bis legs over
the poles aud sat on Tie par where they joined
The four CizeI nsmed then Ialae1 hn III t0e ar
placing the end of the poles thor s3oulders-and
carried bin through the stree, winch was thronSed
with people 90 IN 70 the wharf and back.
just a. the PrOtesqae procession, AMID shouts Of
laaybtsr iionicai remarks add other Indications oil
popular opin,on reached tie wharf the steamer III
tho Jewttt arrived there boarded herr aud wnen J
landed again found thas TIE procession had chanset
into several circles of takers; the poles had dsep-
pearec and .he prisoner in his gratis hRbiments Win
Them. do loft Parkvle that ~ enlng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
MACHINE FOR DISTRIBUTING TYPES.

Attempts TO facilitate the setiisg OF type have sa
very freque5tly made but We have Dsv to caroa Gle
very beautiful Ingenious, and 50 far a. tested very
successful machine fer Gisfr6liHg o. returning type
10 their boxes ae. the printing conPls.ed. The in
ve1tori Mr. Victor Beaumor. of mis- city, scientific
sud skiful mechanic who has IabOred cor cons Ter
able time to overcome ell the practc.l difficulties.
ard has Row produced and pu. in use in TIE rRIagSE
otHce a full-sized mscbine csPsbo Of distributing
thirty iEss Of the BREWER type OF THE TRIBUNE 20
sbrCe MINUTES. The macbi5e Is antomauc ani dls-
tributes ith perfect accuracy everything bat swon
and three-em cuadr.ts <ithout any attendance e1-
eept TO supply the matter 8: short .nieysli The
tyles are euIly picked spst and are isf: standing
il lies suitable for :ype-se:tiny machine or tEmoed
upcermoni, zsly into boxes IS may be desired, tbs
latter being ca Ter as requiring ess labor snd care ia
their removal by the sttendsnt,' The principle On
which .hs machine Is able to discriminate And put
each type in its appropriate place Is that OF teenS'
not tie face but the sides OF The body. Each type IS
prepared expressly for The purpose by cdshog thres
hicks its eoges differently arranged Tor each letter.
Tie leitr a. FOR example IS manufactured with three
nicks, called che. two and three, couGsng from tue
highest; !ss one two snJ four has two three and
Eve, &c. The channel leading TO each box Is pro-
vided with mouth Of the same form, carefully exc
cued 10 hardened steel TO withstand the wear, srd
the rIss Of type arc pressed Up excessively against
gil these channels uu the right one presented when
tie fret t,pe in tie line pop, TO- leaving the next TO
commence sinila, round. Tn. receiving channels
.e ed in circle, faces inward, and the lines
ftvpe 10 be distributed ranged ratiay IN hou-
zonta wheel Of zone ess diameter This wseel Is
properly geared and rolls around within the iucosue,
presenting each type apidy but gently to every sper
tuIe The lires .re :hrust outward II me wheel By
suitable springs which simultaneously compressed
by simple movement when it is desired to suppiy
more matter 10 working Qua the details Of this ms
chine tie most beautiful simplicity has BEEN arr we'd
at and every type is seized on entering its proper
chsLuel by spring ever Of suficou; force to tear
fem ia ellows however adhesive may be is alkaline
aud inky bond mil ST lever guards the exit OF each
I, ne from the wheel AID the hold is sackened only
during the nstan, it presses fairly against the steel
mouth of channel for ts reception. Thirty lines are
received at oBee in the wheel and the machine has
been for several months in operation without sp-
pearipg 20 wear or otherwise cure he sides OF the
TIVE The hicks cause slight aaLo van 3 by catching
the rue in setting, but this evil siH probaby 6e
overcome by practice We consider tba. the machine
deserves very high degree Of attention and promises
a c1cat economy in the business Of printing.