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VJyHE REMARKABLE ADVENTURES
OF
ARMINIUS vAMBERY.
AND ---.-.-----s-----
tr... A NEW NOVEL
CHARLES LEVER.
HARPER BROTHERS, Nsv.YoTa
Publish this Day;
l.
TRAVELS IN CENTRAL ASIA
TrlF DYSGIIISE OF A DERVISH,


FROM TEHERAN ACROSS THE TURK OMAN DESERT
TOKHlvA, BOKHAEA AND SAMAR-
CAND, 1863.
BIZ ARMINIUS vAMBERY,
Member Of the Hungarian Academy Of Pesh NY whom ~
was dispatched on this Scientific Nj
With Map and Illustrations syo, Goth, p" 20.
MI yambery tells story in simple unonscted n'nhe'
and vet from the opening the closing paragraph ne exe'
else. perec. ,pe over his readers There area about
AAe scenes aud places lie describes that makes az feel es We
sre one Of his travelling companions His dangers ara our
osnser. HI. suferiuts SUIT rings We feel keeny tne
want Of water sner days In the desert ana ma our
solves behind canels the fearful sand storms "s p
lns along But what are Of meat and drink s1if ~
vohber storms inextricsbe swamp fatigue, anu ~
,h,r IN one dangers and dicoliiesoi 'he
10 IN. terrible task imposed by the assunod disguise FOX
h,o lopa months We must mask Nobody mol even
tho. who have given tue strongest proofs Of 10 u.s.
p,t know that we arc FRANKS Every word men, OF action
OF COR. must be unreal Our make up must be perfect and
without any previous rehearsal expected to take esd
Ing part In farce which moment may develop INTO
..rous tragedy To dispease public by any q"
IN our getting would be followed by our condenn'oou'
certain death l"o"uO"
Armuius yamb6ry returns from country waeie u he"'
sss.ded a, pudence to crime, aud to tsse notes as
dsy Gin 10 which be sed to deport himself IN the
shuses.r of devish and to return his blessing FOL any
kipdssss be received.-lLondon TIMES
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A rFLICTED RESTORED. IGNORANCE

a FFLICTEU RESIORED! IGNORANCk
IN exposed iALLACiEs uNMAskED! DR.. Lar.
hONT5 PARA London and Nsw-YoIk Medical Adviser and
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Dspo Structure. European Hospital Practice, the Auhor.
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.nUT! LOOK AT 1T!
A CHARMING NUMBER VID
Of the oetaro series; BEADLE'S DIME FICTION,
comprising Eost eujoysble story OF tent life, Wis;
MISSING 10;

THE MYSTERY OF CAMP WHITE.
In which the of the camp beud with adventure sod
ys cry in manner delight every reader II written by
J. Stanley Henderson, esd author Of that s0t' s'rJ
The Willing Captive" --r
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No 4-IHE DEER HUNTERS; or, Life and Love La the
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Amusemenis.

A CADEAIY OF MUSIC.
IA LEONARD GR0NER.................D DIRECTOR
Also of Growers Chesnutst Tbester Philadelphia and
Growers Thester Washington. ID. e..
Commencing -
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL II, 1853 81 q
=" Brief season Of f. r
GRAND GERMAN OPERA. f
a. THE SALE or SECURED SEATS
for eber Of the Operas announced below comnences ThS
MORNING, at o'clock. at the Academy Of Music, Beer
Schiners No. FOL Broadway and hoot Antnony coines
MONDAY ArRIL II. 1se5.
ONLY TIME MOST POSITIVELY OF o,r~,or
FAUST Grand Opera bJOOUNUD
HERMANS, In his great role MEPiilS H
FHEDERlCI, her original assumption NJ ahSC hhiAA'
TAMARO, sTEINECKE, LEHMAN,
49, MDLLk- DZiUBA -,,,,or
THERESA WOOD, MDLlE Auhio"
GRAND FANFARE .4g.
onApuLLNs --
SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND.
TUESDAY. APRIL 9, 1865,
ONLY TIME POSITIVELY OF
ROBERT LIZ DIABLE..........."....:M EtE nnEEh
ia which he has attained . world wide reputation.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 1865.
only FIJI FI6gIIo. BEETHOVEN
= FRIDAY, APRIL q, 1865
THE JEWESS. ..u hALEnIn; 4,
These arc the only occasions OF GRAND GILMAN
OPERA during tho week Seats may DO secured this morn
Ing. above.
Admission, one dollar.
Secured seats parquet ard balcony hay cents extra
Secured boz seats dol ar
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LUTTRELL OF ARRAN.

A NOVEL.
BY CHARLES LEVER,
A.tAor Of Darlington 2 Maurice Tienay" The DI'
ttou.p "Ch.re, O'Asney,p Zone Of Them" &c
.f svO, Cloth, 81 50; Paper, ell
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IN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY

A J. BLEECKER, SON e. co. will sell at
N. auction on THURSDAY, April 20 1852 at ~ o'cloci'
at The Exchange ssssr9Sm, the oneh bVUah,
corner of Twenty fr lot 26 by III house conveniently
arranged for renting With paIot bedtoSrl. aud 'ee
- ON the avenue aud ON Twenty fs,a large tine oven.
In bs,euent calculated for bakor FLAPS kc at saoohsefs
Office No II Cedsrst. . ..- =
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tons" "Ch.rles o Msley," Zone Of Them" &c
svO, Cloth 81 50; Paper. ell
HARPER L BROTHERS
Have just Published;
UNCLE sILAs Story Of Bar'rnm Hsush by j. 8 Ls
FAsp. Author OF "wyders Hand" "The House by tue
Church.yara,v SO. svO. Paper, rs cents
CHRISTIANS MIsTAKE. A Novel BY MISS MrLccx,
Author Of "Jota Halifax, Gentleman limo, Cloth
slD CThs new edition Of this popular novel viii De
ready In few dAys) a
an ELEGANT LIBRARY EDITION OF VANITY FAIR.
Vanity Fair: Novel without a Hero. BY WnLIsNMaKT
PxIcs THAcxsHar With Illustrations By Tie Author and
sPortrai on Steel engraved by Halpn seI Lawrehces
Picture Anew and elegant Library Edition, In Three Vol
Smes Post syo, Toned Paper. Cloth, 81 90 Han Mo
socoo. sn IS.
TONY BUTLER. ANovsi svo, Cloth, si 20; Paper, 81
HoOKERs MINERALOGY AND GEOLOGY, Science
for the School Family Part ILL., MiDeraosy and 90
olory By woRrHIssros HOOKER, NJ D., Professor Of
Medicine In Yale College Author OF The Chids Book o.
Nature" Natural History" &c Illustrated BY nearly 2O'
Eugrsvings limo, Half Roam. 81 So
g. Also now rosdy editions of Dr. HooEsHs "Nst
.rsl Philosophy and Chemistry" e. Science for the schoo
and Family" Psrts sndn. COPiOusiy Illustrated Emo
.fiaf Roam, each, el 80.
the CULTURE OF THE OBSERVING FACULTIES in
the Family and the Schools Things about Home end
How to make them Instructive the Young D. wAnRHs
BuRfoS. l6nio Cloth, IS cents.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY, CORRESPONDENTS, &c, of.IY
MAN BEECHER, DID, Edited by his s9r, CHARLIE
With 1hres steel Portraits and Numerous En-
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g. "a edition just resdy)
q Sent by mail postage paid to any part OF the United
staies receipt Of price
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Groterles ano propioions.
ueooina CARDS. &e.

AT VIM. EyE1DELLs SONS, No. 10t Ful.
n ton .t--wEDDING cAaDS and FINE STATIONERY.
lEstablished 1851
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A. NJ. MtEwN. Auciionesr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Nos. 694 and
ID ses broadway cor, Of a,lrs.-Ssles Of Boots. sta
onsry Pictures, WORKS Fancy Goods Furniture &c
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Atri II and II, At 7 O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF choice Editions Of ENGLISH and
American standard Books in nearly ell departments Of Liter
allure mostly In bindings embracing many scarce su 'a
u,l, WOKE Including the publications Of Pickering J. ius
eel Smith Murray and Others and large collection o. t.y
Dramatic Biography and History Also, surereiy ILLUS
TRATED Books richly and substnsly bound. stc., etc
Ce,aloyues are ready md the Books ar exhibition
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HARPER l. BROTHERS

UNCLE sILAs Story Of Bartram Hsugh Ny j. g Nv
FAsu. Author OF swylders Hand" "The House by tue
ChuIchyard," SO. svo. Paper, IS cents
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nOCK FOR SALE.-The large DOCK near
- the Raj road Depot al Elhsbethport has 100 feet
ser front also track connecting with the Central ksosd
of New Jersey Il. X KELLOGG, No. lJ9 Pearl st., n. T.
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CHRISTIANS MISTAKE. A Novel. BY MISS huIccS
Author Of "yota Halifax, Gentleman l2mo' Cloth
OIL 80. CThs new edition Of this popular novel viii
ready Ia few dAys.)
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EOR SALE-Thc three-story and basement
l. and fol attic brick HOUSE. with every and al OF me
nodrn inn situated at No. 40 Barrow st. neay
ooposits Van Nor,,quar~ Jersey City. Price, fSso IN
qnlre Of L. ID. LANDhlNE, corner % YORK and brow"'
jrr.ey City
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Real Estate for Gale.

FINE RESIDENCE, IL rooms neat out
N buildings; scres choice LAND; NUT shade &c thigh
srouu ~ adjacent Elizabeth For sale very low Al-o hrs
elas Residence. 10 rooms modern improvements out
buildings complete; fruit. shade Nc near nrwsk-s
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EOR SALE-l0 ACRES of LAND beauufuliy
,n,,.d Il, IN. town OF Ryr Wsstchester CO. ~ " about
rne from hester Depot and having ono oil tho hns-'
views Of Long Island Sound and surrounding country NJ tne
sr., Wl 4chanse for productive city property Inquire
ofPFCK BROTHERS No. OIL Chsmbcrsst, or j. V. PECh,
No lgl WAlis., up stalra
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A FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE in Elizabeth.
Modern architecture hot and cod wsfer sns ban roo'
ali from the depot aud location unsurpssed WI f cheap
T.. w. AUSTIN lownsfp can be seen = no. ~ rAAio"'
Roo No IL
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A NEAT COTTAGE for $500, with acre
~ n.RnEN f,ni,, Gc we'll located and handy TO the
city at Moui.ans Apply to u. w. DrIChEII' no. INC"
Chsnber. st second floor
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IMMENSE PRICES paid for OLD BOOKS.
70 ooS Phoesr,Phie AIenfns on hand at our Price!
100 Books History, biography at your Price!
500 Stefeoscopic Pictures EDgr5yiugs ut any Price
IEGGAT BROTHEnS. No 1i3 E4ssan, below Beek q,
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NORNER HOUSE, with Stable, for SALE,
basement 3, feet wide has oil tho modern improvements
Aso for sale another House. "a feet wide three stories ana
basement FOR cards Of admission apply 70 T. H. hELLooo'
No. l3g Peafst
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NEW MUsIC-SUNLIGHT WITHIN MY
land; nau.ic Ivy O. w Grosche Price 35c, mailed FRED
I.RICK BLUMR. No. 200 BoweIy
, 1865-11-28
FcnIanfxm-The Views Of an Irislls
MAN..
CHICAGO, Nor. p, 1865.

Az Tug NuIC1kO 17oW19s
I address myself to you as the faithful and
fearless exponent Of the intelligent and in1u-i
ential members Of this community, on the
above subject. which of late has aqntrcd pro-,
mfnencc amongst certain class Of political
Journals in this country, who are at oil times
ready to pander to the passions Of the lower
orders of the Irish, with what object It is not
difficult to surmise, and with what success
the late elections will beat evidence. "sho"
me your companions, and II tell you who
you are," Is one Of the old truthful aphor-
isms, and, I think, may very appropriately be.
applied TO the Tin@ newspaper. When we:
find them the recipients OF such an oEa-
tion as was awarded to them ut the Fenlan
meeting last evening, a stranger would nase
but little difficulty Ii determining The locus .
aandi" Of thnt journal. thus enabling nlln
to put proper valve upon It's advocacy OF
my cause It may seek to Asaist u pfosnotlr&5, &
As an 1rishman, haring q great respect t9s 13s
my native country, Its Institutions aoa ~ ~
people, wish to say in reply to BONO re-
marks made at the gathering last evening BY
the speakers: Mr.. Morrison, in the course .. o.
his speech, said "not IN Irishman nTet a.
this day bnt desired to sec his country Hee.
II understand that gcntleman's definition o.
the word freedom to be such freedom IS Inc
Romans enjoy under Pope Faus u, OF LIZ -
freedom Of the Italians under hing b9moa,.
or that which was boasted during inc Iesa ,w y.
whole heart. N ii none Of it." would MEens
prefer the dear ould country to remain t anaaa
The administration Of English gosefnnsans;E: = Z
and take my chance under the staauAIu
at. George, with an Its faults and oppEeS.
sion. &c further says there are men enousa
, 1865-11-28
FIRES II KANSAS,
Terrible Event-A Young Man and
EounE Woman Burned to Death,

terrible ETens-A Young man aud
Foun% Woman Burned to Death,
y Ifrom the Lawrence (Kaosa=} Journal, e3d.1
!. The heavens arc aglow with the flames Of
the burning prciries: The lambent flames lIcl-
up the crisped prairie grass and spout forth o
sheet OF fire that lights up the hearens In al1
directtona. The horizon presents beautiful
picture, during these calm and TRANQUIL No
vember evenings, which in mild beauty md
clenrness Of atmosphere, rival the delicious
evenings Of early September In more northern
climates.
Nothing but the most pleasant scnsations
would be awakened upon evenings like these,
were It not for the recollection that there ia
this season, and always will be, the usual
amount of destruction Of hay, fencing, and
other property OF value to the farmer, nud
WEIGH the early pioneer and settler can illy
quantities Of fencing and other property de-
stroyed in nearly all the newly settled nor
t1ons Of tho State. Very much Of this Is the
result OF gross negligence. 4 few burrows
around hay stack or field fenced 10 will
care this destruction Of property. A prairie
tre is more terrible than IN army WITH BAN
ners and 1t Is usually fool-har.ly expert
ment to attempt to 'tfght the lre.n
:; "A most melancholy Instance OF this kind
tcok: place last Thurslay nenr Ottawa Ia
franklin county. 4 family latcly from Inll-
ana, had settled upon piece of lind near Of
taWa, md were living in tent. They had
PIT PIT up q1antlty Of hay, and withou1 taking
. sweeping prairie fire cana surglnr
across the open space. i young man
and young woman son and daachter
Of the family referred to, went out to
light the flre,' and prevent It's d..
etroytng the stacks. The fire came nm
n Its fury, and increasing IN intensity blinded
the young people. aud soon proatrated them
to the ground. They were burned to death
The Joupg man instantly perished. Tlls
young woman survived about threc hours in
terrible agony, but vas sensible to the time
other death, and was able to relate the cIr.
cumstances attending her death. The affair
Is most sad and terrible one It should Sc.
cure greater canton on the part Of those
fires. e- ~
, 1865-11-28

contracts. instruments of apprenticeship. sud
faI asensea sEantea; all 1nes, penalties and
Ga1ang We dnwfng and dlstribut,on of saId
1nfo. ~ Il pruye Insufficient, The Di.triet
ouose may tmpose yearly tax OF ono dollar
en- eacn male Person Of color between
c.sn.een ano MY years old, and On each ua-
Haineu feNale between eighteen aud forty-
.oss 1eats o. ages . tax Of fifty cents, to 10
EVICTION on PERSONS or COLOR ;
n thB case Of ehose who we.n the slarez of
the owner Of the honscs, farm or 1antis on
Which ihey uow may be, md who haTe hacn
on such houses and lsnds for six mouths pro
yioas 10 lst November, 1865, md who arc
ne1P'ess either from old age, infancy or dis
esse, snan not take place before the first day
OF January, 1867; but the owner shall hare
exclusive Jurisdiction over such property now
SO lahe bited in all respects; bo NAV also ex-
neI ntruaers apd prevent their tesufu with
Inc utd OF the district courts. Leases to per
son Of color must b. IN writing. The laws on
/. a.. VAGRANcI AND IDLEaEss
are declared public grievances, punishable a.
crimes Fagsants arc persons without abode
or employment, without some visible means
Of tair, honest and respectable livelihood,
travelling vendors, and peddlces without
license; gamblers, idlers md disorlerly per
sons, keepers and 'ftequenters Of disofdarIy
or dtrcputablc houses, tortnne-tellers, sturdy
oegsars, poaehers, DC, SC. They are to be
arrested nnd tried by the magistrate and fvc
treeholderz, and, u convicted, punlsl.cd bv
imprisonment aud hard labor up to twelve
The defendant, afser conviction,
may be hired by the indge for such wages as
cnn be obtained for his services for the term
OF labor to which he was sentenced.
, 1865-11-28
Ao9fon and the weAt-Pfekeux 81 FzcTIf,
tlehss Equal to a Blockade.


We print this morning a letter from cor.
respondent In business at Chicago, on what
are termed by courtesy the "iacillties" 70.
Communication between Boston mud the West.
The letter b one Of seYernl which wc have
published, coming spontaneously from di5,
tlnct and widely separate sources. and a. ~
tending to the same puEpose,-to atoW snc
inter iusutEcfepcy Of our boosted EaH"ay
lines to give this city anything life n'F ~
commodatiou. ,-.,..
To the Editors Of the Boston Daily dns
1uotice the letter Of yocr - the frufh
from PaYmo Mich, and wh1f he e11t n.tv t-nm hers
aso A. regards be shipment o. nstnn /. tn,t nnEs
r. SOW nv Tha {sct II tdas nSntoa 20 -. 1nM M
r.;ynni. IN of rom the West spnG HeeHs aso
t ~ ifae ceascd taklnE delsot lor bos-
1ae Slat.1 tiia1SrI hy IN accumulation as S21n!a.
t0n+ oefrE .% p local business This threw On to
and * hstsa hartsa thc freight. aud the Western road
tho oahes hs 10 sose II rom Albany ~ Est m do
not being IL Nov York Central first put Boston
Nsesea eaiy eent. per barrel ADORE New York city
iass ia Ttis not accomplishing tho object 1t ceased
ttnsno ccight altogether It however coniinue1 tn
- tfcie6f for Ney. York city, aud, ae W ihe E1je
rcsd- puf It through IN II TO Is days. Tie Erie
soed has cot been IN the market for Boston s.npht
10 any extent this season, IT. connections es.t ~
New York NJ buug cffhc right character. -
Tbs poaltion NOW Is tbs: I ran ship fonr 10 Nco
Yosk IN reasonable time, 10 any extent wish n
etso per hszsel, BY iske and ral. To Boston, cso
, 1865-11-28

hare gcucralIy becp or @@->1-'---e''--H -
the small otticials, have tcted; but the tools,
1ps h.Te
dcicat, IaiYe QUO. Az an Illustration Of M
In which Boucop Of the colleges Of Florencn
t1,is insitac facti lpasni, q talented member of
1es thouEhf Sn; Tss tss beaten y ~ volei %
sspiaiaIn' s In smother college pfoninent s
+ f. said +, he clique Just barely got ia md
hin th5 hat Of four hundred votes cast Ia
holder -te hundred and fifty wcro by oRca
tsrio. sTho owe their places to the iCaasor-
ee Ae luminosity against this clique was strong
IL at Naples which has been fruitful deid
% them. Their candidates were nil knocEed
on the head, and the twelve Neapo!stan dep
s ntSss Hre, VIII one exception, Liberals. Gati-
corrupt faction Is the most hopeiu. iod;sas;on Inn
ofthe future given by the recent elections.
In the frst college at Genoa, afazzini had
The honor Of being bal1otcd for and vas
beaten BY only 1fteen votes. The deputy
etect Is set down as a moderate but be had
=; ne enthusiastic support Of the clerical party
! Which gave him two thirds Of bis yotes. X
Mazzhi Is banishcd man and an open enemy
of the monarchy, the ministry congratulates
itself on laving beaten him even with blnck
depnty: ,..
italian politics, that thc men in power dread
the enthusiastic friends Of italian unity morr
than Its ayowed enemies. Perhaps It IS char
ncteristfc of al modcIatism to dread enthu-
siasm more than ma]ignisy. According to
some American te0chcrs, there L. nothing SO
dangerous as sentiment and principle in poll
tics. The Liberals, Of whom Gatibaldi Is :
very good pattern, accept the monarchy,
fudorss the general system of government
which has grown up since 1861, and object
mainly to the aain,tls which perradcs the
party IN power. The ministry, according to
their riew. is obsequious to France, contesses
Itself to the Pope, and wastea the energies Of
the nation BY maintaining il IN IN eq9ivocal
attitude. They wonld have no conventions
With frnnee nnd no compromise with tho
Pnpal pretcnce Of h power. Twenty
two millions o. Italians, they tell "a,
have a right 10 stand up erect and
say 70 France, I'VE must have Rome" and to
the Pope, "conGne yourself hereafter to your
duties as lbe Holy Father" TIE ministerial
party on the other hand says; .<Wo cannot
exist Without the corsept and support Of
Franco, and ne shoEid Outrage the consclence
Of the nation II We applied any matcrial
pressure to tha Pope" : This Is the substance
" ~acsr cseed, and On this policy, the nation
Is governed. Now comes the eauiyocal in thfa:
Il suaston, Is combined an army OF three bun :
i dred thousand meu, and q large naval force;
il waiting for France to do Justice; for the Pope;
i to learn that he can no longer be a king,
/ though We desperately want him as d priest :;
Waiting for the happy combination ofcfEcnm-
| stances that will make IN attack on Austria
| in Eenctfa, q nationo1 movement, We nre run
ming In debt at d rate which begins to create
| rcnernl a}nrm. SPKRo. j.
, 1865-11-28

The first number Of the g Topographic
Messenger, bimouthly maeazinc Of the
Topographic Art, issued by James Conner &
Sons, of New York, comes to US beautifully
printed and containing nmons other illussra-
tions flnc engraving Of the Alden Type
Setting md Distributing Machinc." Some Of
ou1 readers may not be aware that a machine
has lMcn invented whereby type Of my sfzc
suitable 1or books or newspapers, may be
taken In the state Of p3" and set up with
case nj the rate Of 4, ,o03 ems per hour, Or
about as rapidly As four good compositors
could set by hand. The machine has even
set correctly l,uoo ems Of correct composition
IN ten minutes. But this is bnt half the mr.
vel. Alter setting the type It uil distribute it,
and dretu1ning cach type to its appropriate case
By steam power without any handlwork or
human power whatever. Of cou1sc II Is i'm
rossib1e to describe such a machine
intelligib1y with, still less without, en-
Cravings. It Is one Of the wonders OF
mechanism. Whether It can be made e1sen-
sively available, except In uniform book
work, is doubtful. It wns invented by Timo-
thy Alden, a printer o1 Yarmouth, A1assachu-
sctts, the first machine haring been made In
1858, soon after which the inventor died.
Since that time II has been in course OF con-
slant improvement by his cousin, Henry ".
Alden. A company Is now formed for Its
manufacture, aud the attempt will be made
TO introduce 1t into practical and extensive