TAe Adams Poccr Press.-For more than tw
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The Adams Po,ccr Press-For more than two months past the National IntelIigencer has been printed on press of highly improved construc- tion, which derives the name which heads this arti- cle from its Inventor, MT Isaac Adams, and was built by the Preprietors, E. Bartholomew and P. Dow; the agents for disposng of being the firm of Creole & Willis of Boston.

 With great pleasure, having made fair trial of it, and having it in successful operation, mend it to all those of our profession to whom expe- dition of publication is desderatum, as in the case of daily newspapers, or where economy is a great object, in the printing of schoobooks, tracts, c. where the admirable power-press of Mir Treadwell, also of Boston, is too costly for that object. For book-work especially of the higher orde the Tread well Press (the same which is driven by steam in office and is now at work the American State Papers, and the Register of Debates) if not the Ne plus uitra is very near it but for newspapers, we prefer the Adams Press to any other Press of which we have any knowledge. It is worked by hand, the labor ofturning the wheel not much greater than that Of turning a common grindstone. The sheets placed on and taken off the frskets by young men or boys. of whom four are required for each Press. The number of copies which the Press is capable of turning off in an hour exceeds thou sand and the average number of impressions, at usual regular work on our Press, is about 800.

 Feeling ourselves indebted to the Inventor for so great facility in our business. by which we shall be enabled at all seasons to serve all our subscribers promptly in the City and by the earliest mails

 throughout the country, we have thought it no more than just to him and the Proprietors to make public acknowledgement ofihs further exempfcation of the characteristic talent of our Yankee friends- National Lmeligenccr.