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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21
0ERHAs0E aSfa as
holland Bitters.

-~ESlAgall-A-4&%sIN t1I1ASil
Holland Bitters.
- y HSPEPSIA5 itt
Liver Complaint, Feyerand Ague, &C..
fIlpE sucogssrttL INTRODUCTION AND USE
literal hooI OF e,np5dti,Is S,Iti liittsr5 oHsfei
r. i, Ss5iSgS forms rom gsttle TO gallon
GToGs, 7 OF some YiliAnoHs lYhiskS niiSturE.
dose one teasptlfnl. OF our inelielne. 81.
BuEIIHlAXE'S7 HOLLAND DlTTERS
AND fn9 E1TtkB ARsESgE OF AVFRR PROSTAATIoN, has
establtShed tot e reputation which thc heat OF iu.
1attons aud eOuntSrfrits have failed undOrninS
Snitieieut Purs EpiritS to PreStFvo &C. ~
,,rt one size 9t the E0nHlne (I.Hfrint Bottles
II L medicine oGonE afeaey for PsriEyiRV
ths Blood, % essential for Ehe f6uudafiou good
nsSitl a3d for sOrEsstinE disorsrs OF the stUhaeh
Two or three doses viii eonvIncS the afflicted OIL
It's s3lutary oeets. The StO.larli will speediIyrCz
s.n itS strength healthy action Of the liver bow
neal h be the quick RESULT. i7Fa
For INDIGESTION, Try
- Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN; Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For iACIDITY,s Tfy % % il55li5 y
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For IWATEBBRASH, Try
t BOerhaVe's Hol land Bitters. q
For HEADACHE, Try ~ J
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters
For CoSTIyENEsS, Try
:, BOerhaye's Holland Bitterss
For PILES, Try
49,. BoerhaYe's Holland Bitters,
10 AL NerTOns, lIleuuiAtic, md Ns6TAlgic Anee-
lions y ha4 Ia numerous inEtaneei proved highly
beneficial, aud In others effected decided cure
FSeRd CnreFllly! 800
Tue genuine, highly-conCentTated BOERHAvE's IIoL.
LAN6 Is pat up In halEpiut bottles only and
Eetaed at One Dollar peF bottle Tie great demand
LOT thts truly celebrated medicine has induced nGny
which the public should guard against
DEWAEE oR IGPosIrloS. sEE EnAr our NAME rs on ]
IHE LABEL OF EVERY BOTTLE rot Bur
Benz. Page, Jr. g Co.,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

BURLiNaroS, n. j., Mqrch 2o.-onr city
election came OF yesterday. The. whole
Demoeratic Union ticket was elected by
about 100 majority. This is a great gain
over the Opposition.
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FsTga ne EEss,iRsy; No.tslk,, ia. !. $500
Ceplift Pull aeeoitaP jeet y ~ Il
"'rS made, VIA Cure 'f he'ahe inalI 16rihl ~
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- From Ge EraHiHry, NogJelt, "a
They lave been tested IN moro ff5f, fIo,,s4nl
eases, with entire success. = =. = l's'sii
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1NO ARRIVE4! e t.977 1I'I''7 2 i9l.E 81
u 100 bags prime Rio Coffee, a. -
1900 Ohla IL TIA , IDHIl "a addition to stock
on hand, for sale by i5la4 .e,s ..iss.s45. u %
, dee2s LIST, MORRISON 90.
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I'll - r
WEAKSEss OF rHE SroWAcu AND ISDI-
DIGRsTION.--Another great Cure Effected 6v
BGrhqres Holland Bitters.-The wife Of
PETER De White, living In Holland Town,
Sheboygana county. Wisconsin, suffered
much from weakness of the stomach and
indigestion. She had been under a PLY
stcian's care for some time, but the disease
seemed to battle even his skill. She pur-
chased some Holland Bitters at onr Office,
which has given tone to her stomach:
her appetite and strength are returning,
and we firmly believe that this Is-Gnother
great cure effected BY Your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, 6ut-must
wait another opportunity. One thing you
can rely upon what NE have published are
from PeEsons-mueh respected In our COM
mpnity, and are literally true
~ t,sNes' = Y q. QUSTus.
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Froa,tls IT+srs X RGdElses cf4ssO8, in. s -
s i s lt s9 p1;7 and
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III E0n are, OF lave bseH tToull with the had.
Ssh sod 81 box tCeFllslie PS that you my 5lar
have them IN case % an Httaek. ai4f al - l5l no
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= FFoH, ne 4tirattser, F4orileRsG RJ.s2 ;,fiuf-i
The CsTihiIS PILE ash sid to he rshlslk.bIy
fsl We sF a ses assss a9s ;so
been dlseoterel, =. 2 ~. : :. -
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Not long tdce'I sent to yun Tor n bOx Of C4blsJle
Pils for tlie cilEJs md CsSY =
ftSeneAs and received tie Fat fS led 90 good ~
an effect hfut IasHs falistetF tsliif J0s- lO,
Please send by return mall. nireett0 AK l4To4
-1azIf-f a. r. iKliEk1RR, t4fs-iai 1 n
tssd "a sHpsilAhtI, 8Iieh. 4
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BEIlE VERSoNi Quo, 1nn. To- 1851.
HENRI c. sPALDIHe, Rei.l ~ fi{i kfj -
Please ind enclosed tWenty.fTe cents for which
send me- apother boN OF your Cephnfa flld.. TTtn
are truly the best ITlls IhdVs erEr tried 100, ~
Direct A. SLOWER, n. II,
Ii Belle Vernon, YyaRilotte Cos o.
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rhf F--IESs5 = = : = u
D8FokPa1Lrc BINS! cure Sick Head!
ache, Nervous Headache, curealIkinds
Of Headache. tssal5s 'sar4 81
Blythe use Ofsthese pills the periodic at
taeks ot'Nervods or'siek Headashe may be
prevented; and II taken at the commence
'mept of an attack immediate relief from
paiu.Nnd- sickness WILDE obtained. -i
ID They, seldom fhil in removeing the Maui
sea and Headache TO which females are SO
subject. s5afi1 ~ - .si7i + 5at
They act gently upon the bowels.-re-
moving Costiveness. i 1910
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fee
males, and all persons Of sedentary habits,
theyat valuable ASA Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natnr-
al elasticity and strength Of the whole sys-
TEN. rs
Far sale,byTa yREEn KnApTI
7osialia Centre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

{ tIoH' Tie RaHa'E4d p9tfs, 80, ~ EqieRd, I'd
~ are gnEp thAt PerFops luterns With te entl.l
s ~ ~ 4At9 SICK g e tl gga az
~ EEeHs az DFflg Netss, NegpTol r. L li''t5.,i u
fePhalte lilS arr tatng the place u All kinda.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

FRAxk1oRT, KY, March 20lLThe Legis.
latIre assembled ana adjourned till tor
morrow, 70 allow the use of the Legislative
bali 70 a.sJdtA Cd III hts 5Iilass TepEibb,
nov Ia sSsiiS6. = ~
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from NOW OfIeaIi1.

4 eIIA0a TE.h i zoo 3 8IaA,
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DROF. 1IIEsLBH'N HAIR rs VIGOu.
II A!i1k 4 HAIR DYE z ROCKING, AErptts
oad 4. Fsllo AZ Nan Drug store. ibl{
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reobi 81 Je5di e tI55,gs , & g
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IN OLIDAY PREBENRssZjus rgeoIvsd
II another supply Of PaFEaiueTy. Fancy coloEne,I
ste suitable for pltdsy l'rsentp. Cal and sS1nz
me thh!n andEyon can buy Ioiaethin orr eSfai
sdse1s Old PelISvs' Ian Deg store
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

P. s.-Ihape used Ons bos Of goaT I3ils, and fad
itAt". sE SCI ls CTR lkIRSI 5d II
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A., So 81 a tn4LEa1GRDs x Ee6le a lGGl.I q =
q Sats siR..fts = 500 tti4a3 ,ssElIYf -sf0ists
:, w, wish ny you 70 send me ono more box OfyourCe-
Plaile PMS hare Teeeirerf aTsat DIAL ~ 6easft
IRON ue1I'f Yours, respecthiIys u ~ - VI +
~ t, MARY ANN ,sTOIKHOUSR.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
nth PRAYER nv tse sey Mr. Lathrop, and the snei g

with prayer BY te Roy Mr.. Lathrop, and the singh
Of a hymn, after which the Chair made q few
brief remarks in regard TO tie organization OF tte Com
mitee and its labors E,pp.ke Of the iiquorsel!ers
/ 70 severe terms, and eaiSS h. 1t they had banded
toy, Ler to oppoae the movements OF the Ccmuii'ce;
The cha-ecters OF the rum-shop 20 peis were wen
enough known, and the people could =, AMY i'na8e
what the Cosntfee bad to contend agaius> .
The Rev. s. s. Cook. Secretary of the Co 'nmittee
then read report detailing their labors dungt. epaf
year. The report says:
attention of the Committee dug the past About
these dsmorang in operation under the
guis~ q Sacred Concerts" wh!sh were SO hume Ssy at
p,nae the Of the week day Be.rmneSs .carda
lors imitation Of the Germsn ystem was sdoPed On srosdwy
aud along other hoougsrs having leading feature the
empoyme of abandoned females wae whoss ATTRACTIONS
Haunted In ranspaeucies aud sensation Newspaper sd
through the press and attention Of the Leg
,ure having been directed evil M which there wa. no
elias. Of entertainments Sunday sdemesaor beside
ss Sr d Rsnj a.%s Of
the forfeiture Of license prevousy obtsned The pa'.sse
Of this law strenuousy contested and Its enforcement re-
Tn. .. Of several Who persisted In breaking the
The restraint Of the Sunday Liquor traffic has had the hspp
osus The total number Of arrests for drunkenness, d'or
while for the Tuesday. Of the same period lSSo2
The number Of licenses taken out in 1859 was but 2 In 1850
hseo a1' o. o h. .s.s
treasury Of the Asylum for lnebae. TIE report furnished
BY setting forth that the aep drag the Sunday question
INTO the avenue Of party polite. proved an utter failure
briefly to the facts Of this reform illustrating the sue
cessul enforcement of law Ii the face of combined op
position.
Excellent addresses were then made by the Hon.
Mr.. Beekman, the Rev. Mr.. Ganse, and Professor
who paid high tribute to the committee Tor
their energetic labors in this great work.
The exercises were closed with the singing OF tAe
oDgmeter doxology and benediction.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

sTaBBIvG ~ OFriCER.--AbC1t O'clock on Sunday
rnorine Ofcers EcBucy sud Chlzone n tie IrfJ liS
Pr leo were csled into the house No. 20 slcuhfn Nt
tLraalcs between three OlcT ~, tle' @thI 40
he house sr attempted g. eeci man uinfo frrc 10 ~ ~
Grst ,low cut otice -hirg or W $50 rr t L afta
tho sin The nd blow took effect ~ iio zen
Seni an reh deu ara Two he 60 D. sB4th. The ifee M
tteu maSo d o. aTa. On SLuiy I 81 o. tie ren Dos
giuuiugf 7nd q. A1" kuAe tsAen iO ---4 - "L 44'
igsn fsttl AZ lsrr". "a Fl.
a sroER EoBBTD.-Some time durinc SUNDAY right
Inv Ci wa. eicIed Is cpel tl,rlr doc, tnd q
cu.fy OF sil ., ur rnl De- si stolen. 30 'Ie te
iobhers has yet b. y 1btsiref ~ NJ:
DFATH IRON rHK BrrE or 4 DcG.-hrf Mnria
Ltlo Of Ble eouin,5nle rear rscrson T. J. wo ie1 y
rad los about Le lat OF January Not ssVptng ta
sd III d not l. tke any Inc uu uLtn at 1hulsda IL W,
too te however I'd le apir,d lat Iug1y " tc Cea'e
lsouy Duug her couyultohs 1, reqti The iIt.H " 49,
eEai man ~ hold her.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
81 BORROWED PLUNES."

To N. Iaor Of The ~ T. Tribune.
SIR: Some considerable "talk' las been
had sbou. Mr. Devln's advance Of mouey for the
p,ymen. Of the Polite, and credit awarded to
lin for his bensvossce In so doing. In yesterdsys
TUtsuSZ you mentioned the fast that he did not how
eyrske up bis miai he generous III he lad eer soSs oA
lend ard tire hsd ga5road that Mr. Stout had oseseito
make e necessary advance w,h bToaght him to realizing
se Of his duty Now dill occur 10 or to any body
else that the very money which Hr Devn loaned with such
flourish Of umr.t, aud who interest, portion Of TIE
two million. deposit IN the Broadway Bank belonging 70 the
CIV and recently ttsns,ed that institution from the PsE
Bskf II not let me you that such IL the fact spd tn
dodre won't 70 Mr. Deyn must try sonne newer
p.n.ut n he want. pocsl Arrangement Tha. is played
out" Ask MT. stout II II Isn't. Yours, tc., III. H. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
LICENSE FOR PEDDLERs.
r.. L.. - u


SIR The enforcement of the ordinance reqnning
pedder' procure license, Is calculated to produce much dis
nnorg the poorer classes The police authorities are
directed to arrest al who offer goods for sale without cen
and when they apply the Mayors Office for proper permit
they told that he has authority to give them Many poor
boys find their occupation gone and, In these hard times
will be induced TO get money dsbouesy The boys and girls
work hard and receive small and the, should
be deprived Of their support while the hch and suen ner
permitted to cumber sidewalks with their goods
FOR all justice sincerely hope that city fathers will at an
early day remove this obnoxious ordinance from the statute
books b.
To M. zs.sor Of the NJ Y Tribuns
SIR: am an Indian, and in behalf of those Of my
race Who for the past few weeks have been engaged pcding
work and other articles OF native manufacture and who
are now prevented from vending their articles In the streets and
hotels by the recent sThumng Of feles ordinance OF the
Common Council this day made inquiries In relation to such
action Of the authorities at the Mayors oe and there
Informed that this another Of Black Republican
leyillalion
This SANDER the political party with which have voted
from W oginzstion did have the on which was
evidently Intended by my oficiou. informant.
About twenty families OF my people gain pscsous subs.
by and hotel peddns Th. is their ouy
hope Of support. Ny people not the urson iuP,.'''
arrogant eetvcnie Of unstable but quiet unofend
inE e,men Of Their own humble manufactures And thcy
deprived Of this their only Of ginning their livelihood
they will truly not know where TO lay their heads.
Ispps. you Mr. Editor the able friend depressed and
struggling humanity. to extend your influence In favor Of the
rerea Of this obnoIious ordnance pray you to
powerful aid in sshius Gos u, tie protection ofaw.
OsCEOLA COOPER,
No. III F1s. Ty,neth street New -YoIk CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
rn,rrsurs RrwArr-A reepectahlc looking man.

TR.nEswrS BrwARF.-A respectable looking man.
ave nj. name Miller" called In Wikin.., No. POI
NwAy yesterday morning and purcaS-da pair Of double
,os boots He ordered them sent to bis office which he stated
70, At No gi7 Broadway When the boy there with
e psssi found tic pGchasor wal si the door He took
tho boot, from the boy and told him to stay et the door
and he would bring him down the After waiting long
tine AHd hdng that neither boots money forthcoming,
tho hoy made inqrl and found that such perion had any
o II the building aud that there communication with
tie bulldogs Twelfth street through which the swindler had
,scgped person In the building stated thst ser
siled there short oe IN the mgIner The police
are on Ne tralk ofthe rsical.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
IAdecrli- -erentl

PHrsIDrET LnCoLN will arrive at thn As'lr
,. occk ,his ,rnoon. Thousands VII be ans iona
10 e br and by asgS themselves OF the woigWs aud es
~ 81 4 ,tsi's AlrsIUi. opposite tie Al,or Houac ss
I n. alIe ~ 20 So Besides thty VII sec The Zig tGko'
il TO 30 the leading staple o ha inauguration dinn, md
a. tousnd aud other novelties A. ti-. immense esq ~ y
,eot will be seen by barEpgs sdserepsnt ina 10 ha'
neat prs psrSoas lor the ene1tannent el has p 10
day
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

CoscERr IN FLUsHIsG.--Mr Frank GLIDER, organ
ist of St. Johns Church. Flushing anno ces concert
there on Wednesday evening, at the Coz %rega'ional
Chapel number Of popular artists are engaged
The entertainment win be concluded by the suging OF
"The Star-Spanged Banner" by Miss De RIe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
IAlgeril.emeat.l
10 nncrnnS.-

To DocroRs.--To know the temp, ,famoHts and
1t, Si,,ion of the .tck q II Srea. p rs,re hl mere
EneSl Sse Of te ply steal condition ooen ,he d ease
m mcaid be- p.sd cay with irritable Teops BY cor
rect knowled.e aud Application OF spheipss q
WELLS, No. 308 Bgoad~sl'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
CITY ITEMS

WAsHNcros's BrRTHDAY.-A grand national cele'
La Nio,' will take place a. tie Apollo Rooms by Wash
iurCQ Chapter, o. u. A.. This ball is got up under
the ces Of the prominent leaders of the old Amcr-
can party. The preparations for it are on an extensive
scale.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

WORK IN THE HEALTH DEPARTsEsT.-The weekly
report of the Superintendent of the Bureau of Sam tay
Inspection furnishes the following facts relative to the
operations during the week ending February l6 Ashes
and garbage removed 9S7 loads; unsound and dis
eased meat siezed 2475 pounds nuisances abaed un-
der notice. lO6; sinks and waerclosets cleaned l04;
loads of nightsol removed from the city limits, 645i
dead horses, g. dead cows, S; dead hogs, co. dead
dogs and other small animals, 72i barrels Of oal re-
moved 200.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

UpoI,nrEs-Patrick 0Connor, young irsh;
r.p wa, Yesterday taken before Justice ouAe
LII hnlrv Two made against him oy diner
nt whoGe he hal broken Into aud robbed oil 90
each. lie was committed to snswtr ,,,, tt.
mo The butcher shop Of John Greo No 81 West IEy
sixth street sndcauyus Of . 10 In sA'er' 'u'ce
commit ed III rul for cram nation. ,--.-.. -.
John Dorsp and John Thompson boys aged seventeen yes
b,.n found on Sunday afternoon IN the tobacco store
Mc,I, FAtnsn Co. NO. l6 Water street were YESTERDAY
sien before Justice Osborn who committed then 10 answer
.a n Reale wa, Yesterday arrested on suspicion OF ksypS
hr.on n,o the ore No. 30 Bowoiy and robGns OF Jo
woI,h OF eveTy The police have succeeded In recovering
, ts ,olen property and hope TO be able TO connec'
E..is therewh Tho accused WA held FOX examination
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

Issrrru1ros FOR THE bLIsD.-Mr Cooper, the
Superintendent Of the Blind Asylum, beng aoout 10
resgnhS position, WILL this evenN Ng be presented oy
the pupils and teachers with vSiuaoie TESTIMONIAL
consisting of silver teat-set, and ink Iand.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

REcrsr EvES'Ts IN 1RELasD.-A lecture On this
subject-with a g'ance at the probability OF French
Invasion-in behalf Of the Irish, will be gwen on
Wednesday evening, at Irving Hail. by Mr. Thomas
Francis Meaeher.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
DEATHS FRB- T.

DEATHS ihD- ISTFwPRRASCE.-Corone Schirmer
S 5ss s st on hs body Of Jane. Fo.r p aSC'
~ North tel 1 Ipsd Sunday morning The
be yis.r The uultsemp;iHg to 90 aboard the
Rhode Island, "a yesrS OF age ~ ~ A-''''
An unkuown man found dead yea - D.. .,-
Of lie house No Is Celey sireefY enlns =, .s
~, Ls mp have fallen there while intoEio t9Pposed
LcId A. INQUEST tho body, when Dr. O. Coroner
p"sncrtem examination Il wai found l1s; deit ,hs ,
& "a f.eture Of tho SKULL caused, doubtless % inc
into lie sres Tho deceased apparently snaVe o. ieaHt
As yeas Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

BOARD OF ALDERNEs.-Only Messrs. Chip, Day
ton, Allen, and Froment-not quorum-answering to
the call of the roll last evening" the Board Of Aldermen
adjourned 10 Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

SEIZURE OF SEwISG-MAcHrSts.--,fn,f NJ rd,vord
ing, when the workmen in t9so on no III Wc,t EIGHT.
'"haennooi !. .Cund stranger there engaged IN
e''n ,r s'ft from the second story quantity OF sewing
rnocbpes horse and cart stood a, the door, and ak
or seven nachnes, valued at $40, had already been
loaded on the cart Tie stranger wah asked by whose
authority he was removing the property, when lie saa
bat Le lad bought the machines from Mr. Vandenhoof
and was legally entitled to them This explanation
being Gar from satisfactory, tic foreman OF tho shop
called policeman and caused the stranger to De con,
vcyed before Justice o'DO.n where shais9O ., saro
la,ccnv was preferred sganst him. The prisoner gave
NJ. name as Thomas Russell, and faid bis place OF
buguess was Mt No 100 Duane street, where, he said
he was engaged in the bagiug business. Mr. 'anden-
loof having been sent for he soon appeared IN Court
and denied that Eusell bad any claim whatever upon
the goods lie was 20 unceremoniously leyying upon.
The accused, falling to give any satisfactory account OF
the occurrence, was held for examination u u ,Ooo
bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

with call published IN the daily papers, Ule freads Of
he Christian Sabbath held meeting Sunday nightm in
Irving Hall for the purpose of hearing the reports Of
,bs sunday Comuiuec. The ylal was densely
crowded, and seated upon the plat orm were the mem
hers OK tho Committee, among, whom we noticed a
member OF our most rcspeC ed ci,iLcns Mr.. Norman
Whit ocouyied theahair, The exercises were opened
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

EEwsPAPER-DIREcIIEG MAcHfsH.-SOme time since
we gave brief description Of new machine Tor d.
rccing newspapers which was placed in this olhce on
trial by the inventors, X. W. & ID. Dayis of Elmra,
NewYork. Having doubts as to the practcabllity Oh
directing TIE TRIBUNE with its extensive circulation,
by machinery Glow to believe this invention
would answer the purpose. But trial On NJ
ton Of our daily mall and continued use ~
same for sbopt ono wear teded 81 .n'ien'y pretty
'' 1--WE trial on entire
,nI1.uly niiu nO royements made by the inven
maj. ~'" .htroduction, fully satisfies us Of it's
,e iaying % time and expense, when compared with
writing the same each week, shows very material df-
ference in favor Of the machine which, together with
tie plain and unmstakabe address, is conclusive evil
dcnce of its utility very important feature in this
invention the uss of blocks made OF wood, of suit
able eize, which receive the imprint Of name or ad-
dess in their face equivalent to engraving This result
accomplished by having steel dies Of all the letters of
the alphabet arranged ON the periphery Of small
wheel which reyoyes at the touch Of the operator so
as to bring the required leeB, one after the other,
over the face Of the block. As each letter comes in
place the die is sunk by slight pressure Of the foot
and the whole address is cut nabout tic time that
il would take a eompo.itor to put it in type.
Afer these blocks have received the imprint of the
names or address they placed upon endless belts in
the order in which they on the books and hung in
light convenient oases until wanted for use. When
wanted they mixed with an ingenious apparatus for
the purpose and transferred 10 n small press, where
they are suspended over q pulley and pass under
paten jus, large enough to give mpTession to single
name 81 q time. The revolution Of the name, under the
ra,en ia guided by the lef hand, and tic imPrcston
given by the foot AZ fas the right hand can handle
the rapers at the speed Of about sixty per minute
New supplies Of blocks necessary for eLanges, &c.,
nre furnished BY tho Jntentces a; moderate price, In
liz, 30 larg. as TnE TRiDuSEs, the changes are, Of
courro very many; bnt the blocks, being movable on
the bes, be taken Out and s" once Inserted with
facility.
The price Of this machine being determined by the
number Of subscribers, brings it within the reach OF
every newspaper Office 20 that while it costs The
TRIBUNE several thousand dollars, it Is afforded to
Offices with limited circulation at about slOO,