The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-24


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of which are the causes of nino,v.nipo II
one hundred of the accidents which occu,
| from steam.
| In The second story arc tho rr;vo,o oNice
and paner warehouse. wberc one Of thc lor
pest and most varied storls IF naner card.
printing inks, colored paners. bronzes. &c,
| &c. for the use of the Trade arc kent
From this we proceed TO The Job Room
on the same noorLnn oirv.wcll liob,cd room
60 feet long bv % wide. In his denortnen
are exe.uted all those snlend;d sner;mnns nj
fine lab JVorL for which his establishment
has become so celebrated. Here arc IN,
nprrb Cylinder job Press of Hoe & Co
the ingenious Printing Engines of S. p
Rugclcs, the large and small Washington
hand presses, the Rugalcs Card Cutters an,
Paper Cutters, and probably the most exten
siye assortment of fine lob TYNE in any es
Enlistment in the United States, selected
from the London and Paris Foundries ant
those of this country.
The facilities in this room are equal, in M
emergency, TO striking Off 10000 impress
sions per day. Circulars, checks, drafts, and
other descriptions Of this kind of work are
executed in n style almost TO vic with cop
pcr.plato work and in fancy colorcd and
gold work. the splendid specimens they have
| turned ont speak for themselves. We may
be pardoncd, however, for Mentioning one
or two superior specimcns--ih the beautiful
card for the American Express Company,
and similar one for the Michigan Central
Railroad. which may be seen at our Office
and winch are unanimously pronounced to
M the most finished specimens Of ooloied
lotci press printing ever cSccu!od I'm lh's
countiN
In HE next story above we come. FIRST to-
the 3ool. Composition Room" Mere IL
h"u, twenty composilors arc employ ed in
setting up 'he type for the various period.
Gals, pamphlets, and books in the course of
printing or stercolyping- Some idea Of The
work executed may be gathered from the
lact that nearly hive thousand pounds of type
OF the various sizes are required in This de-
partmcnt alone. The Buffalo Medical Jour
nal ana " estern Literary Messenger, both
monthly besides numerous pamplets,are here
SCI up, ana during me past year FUR
her history oil the Holland Purchase, an
oVo OF nearly 900 pages, fremonts Ore
goh our, small Svo 400 pages, Lives oil
Madison ana Monroe 400 pages, Rogers
80 "t =, "' OncIii'Stry' 'Vo tP', moore $
Laliah hookh 500 PIP. " Jenkins Life Of
jackson 400 PIP, Elwoods Produce Ia.
p'cs;, 22o pages, and numerous smaller
works. averaging from 90 to 100 pages have
been 'nInf1 out from tins establishment
VA tne same iloor with the Book Room Is
the - sheet Koom' where all the printed
sheets are dried aud pressed. This room is
AZ ny % feet, and Is furnished with presses
oil the most modern construction for" cold
pressing or finishing the sheets after they
come i'om the printing presses.
he next or fourth tory is occupied, first
Tor me composing room OF the" Buffalo Dai-
y Commercial Advertiser and Buffalo
Patriot and journal" wcekly-Nhioh are
now we believe, in The 35ih year of publ
cation, and conducted by Messrs +. II. jew.
EFT & Co. This room is 40 by IS feet in
size, and is admirably lighted by side and
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