{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
PRINTING PRESS.-I stated some time
ago that had completed small steam press
or a press to work with lever power and
with sufficient rapidity to produce 1000 i'm
pressions per hour, but could not discover a
satisfactory mode of supplying my ink roll
crs, and solicited the Cooperation of some of
my Yankee brethren-A Mr.. w. H. Hale.
who halls understand from Boston, and is a
silversmith, called upon nae and soon remov-
ed the difficulty by the formation of an ink
trough, which, Supplying one roller, CON
municates the ink rapidly to the other roll
er; and after q short time my model was
complete, and is 50 simple and efficacious.
and works with so much ease that 2, 800 in.
prcssions may be thrown off in tho hour, ami
by the introduction of IA heavy fly wheel; the
press is worked with a crank, and the labor
of one hand and two boys to feed tie cylin-
der with papcr--thus superceeding the ne
cessity OF steam, water or horse power.
Mr. Hale shall share the profits of the inven-
ton, for which a caveat is entered. and I
have no doubt that it will snpercede all 9TH
er presses as the cost will be very reasona-
ble.--.Noah.