A Now Enterprise

Porsovcral years past Prof. Wm. Bress has carried on in tuis city the manufacturo of flavoring cxti-acts.i Lack of capital has prevented him from golng into the business very extenslvely. He has, however, mado a success of the business so far as tho quality of his gooda is concerned. Thoso who have used them spsak very highly of their strength and purity, Thlg fact has proven that with the necessary capital with which to push the business, a prosperous and paying manufactory could be established here. With this obj :t in view Prof. Bress haa assoclated with hinibelf Mr. Frederick Riasey, son of our vveli-known townsman, David Rinsey. A sufficient araount of money will be invealed to go into the business upoa a large scale. The now firm will confine ítsolf to rnanufacturing extracts, fiavoring powder, perfumes and toilet articles in largo quantities and suppiying the Wholesale trade. Prof. Bress bas reeently invented a aiaehiue by which he is able to produco, at a sraaU expense, his new and popular flavo i-mg powder This is a soluabie compouncl which takes the place of ihe ordiuai-y extracta and spices and is-piwing a great solier, equal, if not superior, to any of the flavoring compounds 0:1 the marke) . With money, experienee and enci-gy all of which the new iirm wiil have. there can be no 1 . that a valuablc maiiuracturing inunscry will ba added to this city. Th:: r giad that such a flrm has boon foriped prophesies for it a auccessful