INVENTIONS.
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We have seen an invention by Jonathan
Russell, last maker, in Cherry street, which is
Of considerable Importance TO shoe makers.
He has succeeded in making strecher, W hich
will strech any or all parts of boot or shoe,
by simply turning screw. The screw by ac-
ting upon lever ina boot-tree, viii srech
the instep, heel or leg Of the boot just as may
be desired. Lit is great and decided improve
ment over all the inventions of his kind which
have yet been used in the trade.-S Specimens
oft have been at Franklin Institute, where
those particularly interested may have an op-
porunity OF examining em.--Ledger.