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WA TCHES, JEWELRY
AND
FINE FANCY GOODS.

lie desire to call the attention Of the
W Cnizens Of Burlington and Vicinity, 10 opr
stock OF Goods TO which we have lately made, and
are frequently making large additions. We have
most complete assortment Oi tchss. ranging in
price from 1910 200 dollars; amongst which are
some movements OF beautiful finish and adaptation
otim- manufactured in Liverpool to our order. sRd
chs-d by the hest inskrrs in this country Of
standard Gold We have choice selection Of the
latest styles of ewelry in all its brsnches-Fob
Vest and Guard Chalns,-snd Chattrlsines. Dis-
mond Ruby Pearl, Garnet and other Stone and
Paste Pins aud Kings in great variety OF style and
price We have on hand at ell times general
stock nj Silver Ware OF the very b-s, manufacture
and quality-we keep no other but pure Standard
S,lyrr. and as such We warrant il. Our assortment
al Plated Goods islargr aud from the uosi rehsble
manuaciurrs--Hnd in the Fancy Goods line. We
purpose keeping none but rich aud fine articles.
We aim by pur suing undertaking ,iair bnsin~ss
cour-e on the Cash price .loS profit system, TO
establish house that will command and deserve
th- confdrnc~ and patronage Of the community.
II. v HORTON y co.
burlington. Nov 8. d&wu
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Anna Fitch's Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A LICENSE GRANTED TO
- the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate
of Anna Fitch late of Huntington, deceased by the
Probate Court for tho District Of Chttendsp, will
sell at public auction, the 25th day of March,
1884, at o'clock in the afternoon, at the tavern
of John Derby in said Huntington, all the land be-
longing to said estate, consisting of about ninety
four aores more or less, being the farm whore John
Fitch deceased, lived and died.
DANIEL b. TUCKER, Administrator.
Huntington, Feb. IL, 1854. w3%w3s.
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hJuIN 10
mestrr --- 'ur your gun which hap
pcned to be an old cannon, procured to '.hrlr
celebrate the fourth of July,l proved to
be \ bad one we charge 1t Lite Hole llod
threw the sydc We Plug 1t up then Bust the
one that tuch it off wars Hurt cun-ibhr be
four he is able worke his wagis will amontr
10 S4,0s dollars il you will pay the above
dmont We will Suttcll III not we Shall he COM
PEELED to take sum and more de sprut mess
ureS. Yours In haste
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Han Boys.-At Tahuta. Miss. some
h,,,s ,;,d . ,o.,i, ,,r ero or,olor,s q, , d,r.s
:, -.
'aiI' which enueu N'he 'r'ck' NOV t"e '") Ill
the destruction OF S2OO,OoO worth OF cotton,
the poor cur having taken refuge from his
torneptors in cotton sbo1 which ,v,s sct IN
~. =. 49, -.
'nfo ~ '"e VisVN'rS
-AS EPtoRAN.-Prcntice, of the Louis
vile journal, gets Oh the following on Johh
4. SAKE
Whoever the wine of wit would drink,
Oft Saxc's fagon smocks on
They think New England SAKE On
But though with q wine and sparkling zest
Ills racy words are quan'd at
i,. IN sorry tne uatn must oI confessed
5,, or iant ,'aai, C,,,t I,nns r,st,n,n nI
ZrtL Ca,,,.o, a,,,,,ttn Lia dooth thrnn,b
,tn sn,.o,;t, x ,i,a ,rontbnr lIn ,r,s c,nnd
daad IN th, yonJ. Gyo m;lcs rrom bnm"S
,,.L;tta, tn ,ro,,t fnr - >iood NJ G,nl IIn was
ahn,, "A ,,onr, Of n,r, and n mn,nLor or tho
ro,,,,.o., i;on,l Churcb in thr town ,hnr, hr
I;,"S Tia lno,ns widnv md nnn snn--tho
Ia ,tar bol;oy.d IN Lo in \nrtbcrn Vnrmunt mr.
|a,,i, ~, pouc,s ia ,b,, scc,;an nj,os,
'' - ~ S,,,...,,,
>'fS'
-PoPUIATGoN OF BRATTLEBoRo VILLAGE.
According to the census just taken by the
Clerk OF School District No. ., comprisign the
village OF nrlt'irnoro' inc PoPuia','i VI thc
N,laEc ~ T''i' i'ic ,'"'n"'i VI S'"o''i,' nv
cluuii'g al l'CiSoh1 'e'"ce'' t'e ~ VI "'''
10 years. Is '"'' ~ az e"i '"C w "u"lg.i
VI ih"""!'"n's M"e ~ "", VI 1'''i'in ''f'
ihcreaSc III P"Pui"'io"' " III "'''''"'o i1"S"
~ SAD SToRr.-Nc see 1t announced
hat tiI Inlps,n iprtnnrlN- ttnr lar
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n Frozen. Two Irishmcn were recently
frozen in Milford, Mass, so badly that one
has lost leg, the.other both his legs and
both his arms. What trade he will work at
when he RECEIVERS is not stated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

MI ATCHES, superior article, round and square
IVA splints in Round rood and Square Paper Bo1,S,
put up in shipping order, and sold at the lowest
prices, by CHAs. PARTRIDGE CO., rs Maiden
Lane New York. lv
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I'VE havea large assortment of beautiful
W Willow Baskets of every size and description
iGin and embroidered. AT
Nv .HORTON & co.
June IL dNw
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Personal EXAMINATION.
Engineers and all others connected with Gas Com.
panies are invited to visit the experimental Room Of
tho Company, and fully satisfy themselves Of the
value of the Regulator.
THE SAVING MADE,
Varies with the pressure Of the gas in the street
mains. Twenty-Five per cent. is acknowledged by
users Of the Regulator and places daily reported
to the Company, and the gas bills shown, where 80
50 and even ~ per cent. has been saved The Cir
cular of the Company contains list Of references
SO widely known, and of such weight in the commu-
nifty, that no one who desires to the Regulator,
can be at fault when seeking friends advice to
its merits.
Circulars sent by mail when desired. All orders
for Regulators, by penny post or mail, punctually
attended TO.
~ Call and examine for yourselves at the Office
Of the New YoRS GAS REGULATOR CoMpAsY, 2G2
BROADWAY. 5. 7. CLARK, Secretary.
r. BRONSON, sole agent for Burlington. who is
prepared to furnish and put on Regulators to order
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k'rnit. Sc.

{nA BONES NJ, X. RAJ ms.
wv 90 quarter de-. TO
10 boxes Lemons,
100 bu,, Chr-tugts, nud nut 90 1'l kiud-;
Pickles, Cot~ups, Preserve, Pepper sauce, Macca-
ROM, \erniceli, Numegs, Mace, &C., Sc., for sale
by HERRICh, BLOpGETT 4 co.
New, IS. d1wf
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AIDES LEATHER RETICULES.-A FINE
~ assortment of various sizes and coors, at
HORIZONS co.'s
Sept. "a. d3wtf
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ChilSOn's Patent Air-warll-
ing Il Vcntilating
W%W ma ~ N - nc

Two which was awarded the W., Ids Fair Prize
i Medal A. Lpndrn 1851 -Resides gold and all
yer medals frat premiums at the recent principal
Fnirsir thisronn'ry.
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The Rest Hair Dive.

Cheap Piano Forte House.
q F. HILL, 81 Great Jones Street. near Bow.
~ cry, New York. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
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To the Musical WOrId

T1IANU FUKTkS, BENNETT Co, 1Cl Broad.
i way, New York, are manufacturing and have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment Of Pi-
amos, embracing every variety Of style and sire
from to u octaves, from . IO,to i 900 each.
We have testimonials from the first PianiSs in the
country Of the superior Brlliancy, Breath and
Sweetness of tone throughout the entire register of
our Pianos, while delicate elasticity of touch has
been Pre-emnently secured all our instruments are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their own interests will call before pur
ehRsipg elsewhere. BENNETT 4 co,
ly 3Gl broadway Now York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, WEEKLY 50 PER
~ Year, specimen gratis, and all Spiritual Books
for sale by PARTRIDGE BRITAIN. 800 Broad
way, New York "
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ok sizes, suitable for the smallest priva'riamil,
~ or Hotel OF the laryrst class Hot air fixtures
to warm additional ronlns can he attached if de-
sired Also water backs tor heating water ior bath
ing and other purposss Together with a large as
sortment OF cooking psrlor and box oil every
description, tor sac by X. BRONSON.
College 81. :, Burling ton, June y. d6t&wti
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N ais.
Land Warrants.
Later from the Fisheries.

A FEW TIERCEs SALMON, NO !. MACKEREL
N and Codhsh--and a few Boxes Candles. which
dad Mt come from the Fisheries, for sale BY
A. s. DEWEY
Oct 10. dAwu
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Sheet Lead and Lead Pipe,
w A.G. SRRONG
May2f. d&wtf
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.VORIiiER.F R.iILRO.iU, " !.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

81 uMEN n II IL NJ i. VI T. Mn.
IN aud after Monday, May 80, 1853,
~ Tdtus vii, run as follows
Lrly o tIrnsbutgh arc AM.,7 80 A NJ, and2 30
N,
Arriving Al Ruus" sPointat lO45A.N II BAN,
ana ID NJ
Leave Kouses Point at9A 30 NJ and 6. 80
P NJ
Arriving AT Ogirnshurgh at 80 P, N TIN, and
II Pm
Passengers leaving Ordrushurgh hyth morning
Irnlns viii nr able 10 reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
Nv tn airtUunu trnIn they wifi tr ten Montpelier
and Rutland The SANE evening and Boston and New
YORK caty the lr'N duv. They viii also reach the
steamboats, IN season Tor theIr evening run so,dh
through Lake Chumrluin
Passengers leaving Boston and New York in the
ear'Y Trans from those cIIrs aud RnHfTeHi az 5
o'c,pck + VI ,wH reach the hoa'- from Ogdrlls-
9n'Hh Tor ports On Lake Ontario and the Upper
Lakes the amr evening.
The nam leaving Dgirn iburah NJ 7 80 A. NJ con
meets Win the ENprrs~ NtraurIs from the West.
putting pl,erngrfs hy those steamers into Boston
ind New York he uur evening ~ rals lraln
does not stop tt way stations
GEORGE PARKER,
d""i Nuprriniehdenf.
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IN AND AFTER DECEMBER ~, 1858, PAS
~ senger Trains will run Us follows
GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Boston at = A. NJ. reaching Burlington at
"A and Rouses Point at p. NJ, Montreal in the
forenoon, and Osdensburgh at noon next day.
Leave Boston at ~ NJ, New York at A. w.,
lodge at Montpelier VT, aud arrive at Burlington
at iU4 A. NJ, ontreal at 2, and osdensburyh at G
P NJ, next day.
GOING EAST AND SOUTH
Leave Rouso's Point at a. ~, and . P. NJ, in
connection with trains from Montreal and Ogdens-
burgh, and arriving in Boston and New York THE
SANE day, by the d a N train, and the next day by
the p. ". train.
For further information, apply at the 0gdensburg
and Ruuses's Point Passenger Stations, the Cham
plain and st. Lawrence Railroad Office, Montreal, TO
Ous KlNBALL, Agent, los State Street, and at the
Ticket Uice Schollay's Building, 50 Court Street,
Boston.
II Freight Trains run daily.
JAMES MOORE, Supt. V. c. II. r.
Mortified, Vt, December 10, 1853.
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Sc WING MACHINES.
Piano EOrfes.

AL broadway Ne,o York.
YNHE Largest and Best Assortment of first class
Il Piano fortes in New York, both with and with
out the Ifolisn Attachment, may be found in AL
broadway. All persons wishing good instru Mt
At low price will be to find one at
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON'S,
" AL Broadvnv New York
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Jan. 20, 1854

D'.AkE'S Patent Conductors Lantern
- C, W. BAXTER & co.
April 20. GS~,f
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ON FREE PRESS. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBY "a. ISL
MEXICAN MUSTANG iJN,urNr

S.M PEfFfNG'LLS 60 ADVERTISING iGEVCl
l22 Nassau 81 \ York & 10 State 81. Boston.
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Respectfully yours,
c. CAMPBELL, supt. Of City Gas Works.
HOTELS.

The value of the Machine to Hotels, may be
learned from the following:
GADsBY's HOTEL, WAsulNGroN, D. c., Oct 81, 1853.
have been using kidder's Regulator in my Hotel
for the last six weeks, and during that time l am
confident have saved in money rs per cent
the amount paid for the time last year, and be-
ieve my light is quite good as before using it,
and do feel confident that it is decided saving to
the consumer of gas. W. GADoBY.
AsToR House, Nov. /, 1853.
We have had DR.. Walter Kidder's Gas Regulator
in at the Aston House, for several months past.
We have three Regulators attached to many
tres, Gone on each) and they supply about $50
burners. The Regulators operate finely they per-
fectly regulate the burning Of gas, and with good
a light, save us handsome per centage upon
bills of consumption, say about fifteen dollars u
week, which is equal to twenty-five per cent.
gas bills We consequently feel very great conf
dence in the success of the Regulator
COLEMAN & STETSON.
PRIVATE CONSUMERS.
list Of the parties using the Regulator will be
found in the Pamphlet Of the NEW loRk GAS RIG
uLAroR CoMpANY at 1852 Broadway.
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Fine Pocket Cutlery.

INDIA RUBBER COMBS.
XNE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
w Mssss' Rubber Combs, a new and most dura-
BILE article. II. V. HORTON co.
June 50, d6wtf
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ll.A' m =
EItto porcha pom

VTUVVU I VTCTIT VII.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
w the Gutta Psreha Pen, article that ink
riN eorrods. For sale by the Gross single box
Ii. V. HORTON co.
October s. d4vtf
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NO CHANGE OF CARS,

NO CHANGE OF CARS,
Conductors or Baggage Masters between Rutland
and Troy or Albany.
Passengers by this route may rely upon making
all the connections advertised with the different
Roads.
At Albany passengers proceed to New York
by the trains Of the Hudson River Harlem Rail-
roads and to Buffalo and the West by the New York
Central Railroad.
Trains Leave Burlington
FIRST TRAINS i5 A. N.-Arrive at Centre
Rutland IL % A. NJ, Troy Is p. NJ, or Albany 70
r. M have one h,w at Albany to dine, leave Troy
4 30 p. NJ. or Albany p. NJ. for New York. Arrive
at New York at 30P.M.
Lightning Trains for Buffalo leave Albany Pm.
SECOND TRAIN 50 p. M.--Arrive at Rutland
to lodge p. NJ, leave Rutland % A. M, arrive
at Troy 10 A. VI. Albany 10 10 A. NJ, leave Troy
10 80 or Albany II A NJ. for New York. Arrive at
Now York 80 r..
Lightning Train for Buffalo leaves Albany at II
A. NJ.
Through Tickets to be procured at the Rutland 4
Burlington Railroad Office, or Of
JAMES ". MILLS Agent, Burlington.
s. TILLEY, Travelling Agent Burlington.
Toledo, Detroit, Cincinnati, Chicago, and all the
Western Cities for sale at the office of the Rutland
& Burlington Railroad, or of the Agents of the
Albany and Rutland Railroad.
baggage Chscksd Through to Troy Albany or
New York.
To avoid the Horse Trans, delays and mistakes
incident to the change Of Cars at Troy aud Ben
nington, be sure and Check Baggage through by
EAGLE BRIDGE ROUTE.
" THoS. II. CANFIELD. supt.
Burlington, Dec. u, 1853. ddwtf
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and in fact, by all classes in the community. Among
others it is recommended by Rev. DR.. Lyman Beecher,
late President Of Lane Theological Seminary, Cint
cinnati, Ohio; Rev. DIR. Leonard Woods, Abbot
Prof. OF Theology in Andoyer Theological Seminary
Mass Hon Daniel =. Thompson, Secretary OF the
State of Vermont, author Of "Grecn Mountain
Boys" Lock Amsden," dc., Montpelier, Vt. n.
7. Williams, Esq, formerly Collector of the Port Of
Baltimore, Md. Rev. Joseph Litch, Philadelphia,
Pa. b. c. Fernald, Portland, Me-, and many others.
In connection with old 80 cent article, we now
put up 81 size, in large square bottles with rich
enamcled blue wrappers, gilt directions, and fac
smile of VIM. Jonn Cutler, containing nearly four
times the quantity of the smaller sire.
~ Beware of Countcrfeits and limitations
Enquire for the article by its Whole Name, 4" Veg
dabie Pulmonary Baisam."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER 4 CO., Drug
gists, 33 India ST. Boston, Mass, and sold by Apoth-
yearies and Country Merchants generally. Price,
large size ) ! small size 80 cents,
January 23 w3lw3mos
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Secure Good Bargains.

WE THIS DAY COMMENCE OUR CLOSING
w of Sale Of Furs and Winter Caps, Gloves,
etc, and would say to the public that shall offer
you Bargains not to be encelcd. Call and see.
n. ALLEN A co.
Jan. 20, 1854 diwn
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More than Ten Thousand Pieces on hand, and
all new pieces of Music received publish
description.
Mn. RUST will sell all articles IA low those Of
the same quality can be obtained in any cit! aud
liberal discount made Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he ha. thus far
received, he will spare effort T. keep complete
assortment of all articles usually Kept in Music
store, and by constant personal attention his bu
siness, hopes to see in his New ard Commodious
store, ALL Of his OLD, and many JE" customers.
Burlington, July ), SO. WITT
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THE SAVING MADE,
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.

yer Prussie Acid no, Tartar Emttic.
THE GREAT STANDARD
remedy for all Pulmonary Dis
sa's.-Extensively used, tested
and approved in New England,
Canada and the British Provinces
during period Of Twenty-seven
years, by Eminent Physicians,
Clergymcn, Professors Of Colleges,
Theological Seminaries, Scientific
and Distinguished Public Men,
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LOOKING GLASS AND PIcTURE FRAME
MANrFACTURER.
NJ. P. w n I I'll OCk.
lol CANAL street, New York Gliding in all ii
branches.
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Producing a uniform Light,
And efecting a Saving of % per cent.
NJ GAS CONSUMER WHO DESIRES A
L steady, agreeable and economical light, should
be without this valuable invention which at once
does away with all personal attention to gas lights
and secures invariably the utmost economy in the
consumption OF gas.
1t is in successful operation in the largest Hotels
and Factories of the United States and in thousands
forming its work. 1t has been fully tested by the
most eminent Gas Engineers of the Union, and the
Company has yet to hear of the first instance in
which it has failed to be approved
ENGINEERS' TESTIMONY.
MANHATTAN GAS WORKS, Oct. "a 1852.
Dear Sir Enclosed send you certificate set
ting forth briefly rs 1 can the advantages Of DR..
Kidder's admirable invention / do not think it
necessary to mention any experiments may have
made Drs. Elicit, Torrey and Gibbs have a book
full to be produced when needed will add here,
however, to be used when you desire it, the result
of an experiment made at these Works, and which
can be repeated whenever desired With the street
pressure of four and half inches of water and one
burner the governor the pressure of the burner
gauge wa sevcn-tcnths. The governor remaining
untouched, the number of lights was increased to
ffty-four extending over surface Of several hum
dred feet, and the street pressure was reduced to
twonchcs, and the pressure gauge at the governor,
as before, ssven-tenths.
Yours, &C., CHAs RooME.
MANHATTAN GAS WORKS, Oct. %, 1852.
The Gas Regulator of DR.. Kidder is, in my opin-
ion the most valuable instrument for regulating the
flow of gas to the burners that have ever seen.-
1t is correct in principle, and will accomplish admir-
ably the objects for which it was designed. 1t will
insure great steadiness in the lights, and as the
pressure at the metre is by thi. instrument, reduced
considerably below that the street mains it will
enable the consumer to gain an equal amount of
light at Il smaller expenditure of gas for the less
the pressure under which the gas is consumed, the
greater is the amount of light obtained.
CIIAS. ROoME, Engineer
Manhattan Gas Light Company
RlcnMosD, August Is, 1858.
My engagements prevented me from experiment
ing with your Regulator before this week. had
it put up and arranged that could show the
pressure of the works the burners, which vary
from 2 to Il inches l made some weights of lead
and weighed it brought the pressure clio, the
pressure the street mains "a inches, and with Of
your feet burners under the street pressure, the
cocks turned OF 50 that they would not perceptiby
blow, consumed IL cubic feet in 25 minutes.
then put the Regulator and opened the cocks full,
same number of burners, burning the same time,
consumed cubic feet, showing n saving Of rs per
cent. The experiment to me very satisfactory !;
the lights burned very steadily. l could not per-
ccive any difference in the pressure fame whether
or six of the lights burning. From what
have seen, would have no hesitation in recon.
mending its use.
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SHEET MUSIC,

Manufactured by PRISoE L Co, Buffalo, and CARnAi
Needham, New York, Of all sile3 add pattern
and every instrument ul5r0Hbi
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gard to them nov apparent, IL seess 10 ne they
must come into active SefIasd iJT building parposes
They would sertsiniy appear beautiful ss the finest
stone, and making, as they DO, hollow wall, Nth
smooth interior surface they be pspercd aysiast,
or painted, az whi'ewsshed, without tue necessity OF
laihiDg or piasiering ksnsshs Tel, sept FL.
NEw PRISriSs PREss MI Ssephsn Brown sf
Syracuse has invented an ingenioas press Tor printing
feur different ecors simultaneously. TIE Ssr.cuss
owrsel SAYS that the hiking app srstus aad tie pm
cinle. of the naehjDe are 50 agrangd that four Off
fI,nt eoors can be printed at one Impression al the
rsts Of about Eve hsnded impressions hsar. Aad
rot only can errn, ipcs be prieted IN vaoas sints
but .o nerfect Is the invention thst one letter nsy
10 in two three, four eoors or be printed
in re color ard shajed BY another, all with the saue
wrressor. II will be found Invaluable 10 prsfers,
Il 4 prove what Is represented. =. 80. Al.
AsrsicEx MscHiSgRr AggoAp.-The Messrs
Adams. of South Bostoa, havo cvastfac'ed t.o Oh
tl.ir IMPROVED six,roiIer printing presses for Saot
laDd WHICH are now READY 10 be shipped Que ot
them for Bilksy 4 Son, 1sggS, the otner rs Tor
printing house in Edinburgh They are dtSgacd
fcr printing she incest wood cuts, aud have improve
nents consisting of moveabls ny and strings, ina.
obviste ali difficulty heretofore Nisilag IN the way Oh
good work. tast which caused sao sheet 70 blur stser
the impression gwen. TIE csder is ccnpi, neu-
tsry 10 the MesSTs. Adams, in Scotland printing Is
omipenty good, and the printers 10 thatik well knos
what machinery will 90 Il the best. Boston Post.