{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Among the various enterprises of modern days that are conferring wealth and distinction on men, not the least important those extensive publish. ing establishments of both the new and old worlds, which by the aid of steam, (that potent principle that matches books and chickens with equal facility are scattering trash ana knowledge through the world.

 The largest establishment of this kind in the world is said to be Clowes' of London. Next comes that of the brothers Chambers of Edinburgh, and then our own harpers' of New-York. All these men started in life LOOT printer boys-they now rich and in some sor, distinguished. For this they Are indebted to their industry. to steam and to other Teopo's heads and fingers. They have been engng ed in game of 'en-pns. not xs players but in set- ting up the pins-oihers have done the playing-bua as usual, he who places the pins gets the money. By this ustra.on we do not to detract lron these very worthy gentlemen. We simply mean 10 say ,h't we live Tn an utilitarian age. in winch steam is at least more pre6isbis han the more s,hsraI element whish psspls cs Il m,nd-

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