The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-11-12
, A New Printing Press.

The New York Tribune, speaking or tho ar.
ticlcs on exhibition ct the Crystal Palace,
speaks as follows Of new printing press,
which appears destined to supersedc oven
Hoes lightning presses: y
Another invention Of . character no less IN.
teresting and important TO the publishers Of
Journals of large circulation, has been paten.
ted by Victor Beaumont citizen Of New
York, though Of French birth. Il q print.
ing press which, at a moderate speed, viii de-
liver thirty Thousand sheets printed ON both
sides In single hourl It's movement com
arc applied by Hoe in his great press, on which
are fastened tho forms for both sides of the
shcct to DO printed. The type arc held fast
by Hoes patcnt column-rule. The paper used
is continuous strip or band, dispensing with
men to focd tho seporatc sheets, as In other
power presses. This strip or band Mr.. Beau.
mont arranges very ingcniously he avoids the
Inconvenience inscperablc from having Il In 4
pilc, folded backward and forward like ! niece
Of broAdclo.h; one end Of this pile is nut In.
to tho press which then draws In It's own sun.
ply without tearing or straining the paper, tlil
tho whole sheet has passed through.
As therc are no fccticrs, room IL obtained
for additional printing cylinders; moderate.
sized press VIII have twelve IL those, and will
require thrcc hands TO run K, two Of them be.
ing employed IN Carrying and looking aitcr
the paper. Each twelve cylinder prcss viii
work four OF thcsc continuous sheets At time
or ono TO each threo Of its cylinders Each
sheet will pass twice Though; at ia Arr. pass.
aye enc Of It's sides will be entirely printed
the orius al the newspaper hcing Impressed OF,
II alternately. As Il comes out the machine
lays u hack again In tho same sort Of pllc
so that when Il Il all donc tho aiten,lsn, sup.
plies is place with fresh ri,s, and then car.
RIGS u TO the proper spot for u to bc rassstl
through the second time, which prints the side
len blank before. Then the mechanism PASS
es It slong to the knives which cut the aivets
apart. while another eantfivAnce puts them Ia
neat piles, resdy Zoe the carriers These knives
are very inssnleas ~ scyious ditslculty has
.'ssn sxresieacsi In oshcr m~ehinea ssesiraea
to print contsaaeea sheets ftum ths fAet that
an ordinary knik sannos be relied on to cut
rspss wh'sh V wss enough CIV psia,ing.
thss iusenvvassnev NJ. ncaunsans ahvisscs
~ making his sevrste<i - saw-shAp~xs kn,vy~
with long and acute teeth The y.sinsa sf the
teeth eassly psesev The paper, s=i ens< having
obtained ~ sniraase, tbs sussiag Il yesnpas,sd
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