The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
TESTIMONIALS:

Il
have been using one of Lu's Patent French Burn
Smut Machines, and am satisfied it is one OF the best
machines now in use, for durability, and for doing tho
work WELL with little power. Having my mill geared
with ofsone have been able to test it, in regard
to power. to fraction. For M Duty
West GAINESVILLE Oct l. l843.
Iconcur in the above and recommend it, after using
various kinds ofron machines both in this country ana
in England. RlCIiAKD D4 hOND'
Having in operation several Of Lul's patent smut
machines within the last two years. would say to the
milling public that they decidedly superior III an
particulars to any iron machine, and think them su-
peror to any thing that can be made of iron; on ac-
bount of the durability of tho material of which they
are constructed and the ease with which the edge can
be replaced should they become smooth would recon-
Samuel. HALEY, Millwrght.
McConnesyilIe, Ohio, Feb. II, 1845.
This is to certify that have in use in my mill
lwo of Inlps patent French Burr smut machines, No.
II g. 2, Zone for wheat and the othe for buckWwheat
and rye) and find them to clean smutty or foul gram
lin first rate manner, and believe them to be superior
in all respects to any iron machines. W. DAVIDSON.
Bridgewate, Beaver CO.. Pa, Feb 7, lS45.
We are using Lu's patent French Burr Smut ma
chimes, which has been in operation two years ana
gives entire satisfaction, would recommend them TO
Imillers for cleaning wheat we for the permanencyo of
their construction for cleanliness, for the small amount
of power required and last though not least for their
durability. We doubt not they will last an age, with
trifng expense STONE, ThOMAS, " 20.
Malta Ohio, Feb 10, 1915.
am now using, in Pritohard and I4aGer's mill, ono
of Lull's patent French burr smut machines, and
think itone of the best machines have ever used, du
ring experience of twenty years for the purpose OF
cleaning wheat, unequaled for durability, and requl-
ring but little power. JOHN COURTYARD.
Miller in Charge
Sandyvlle, Tuscarawas county, Oct. 19, l843.
cheerflly recommend to miIlers Lus patent French
burr Smut machines Having used one for the three
D50 Ot0 IN V( 600 huSl-
els Of wheat with it, find it operates as well now as
when first started without dressing repairs of any
JANIS DOSTER,
| McConnellsville, Morgan CO., o., 1915.
| W. W. Wallace: DR.. Sir-We have the French Burr
Smut machine NJ HaIderman bought of you in opera
ton 1t is the most complete thing we have ever seen
it is worth for cleaning wheat than all others now
in use u. HALDEMAN ana 20.
Cherry Grove, Illinois, Oct. 10, 1874
l Having for the past year used Lulls patent French
burr smut machine in mill, we cheerlully recon-
mend it to milers the best machine for cleaning
wheat we know Of Itruns light cleanslast and is
nv dnrabIe. EVANS and McFADDEN.
Stone Steam Mill, Pittsburgh, Feb. l845.
I have tried one of Lus patent French burr smut
machines in my mill for more than one year and
find it cleans grain weas when first started. con-
slider to be in all respects superior to any io ma
Chine JOHN McCLAREN,
Moon tp., Allegheny CO., Dec. 23, lS44,
ii On seeing the superior manner in which Lull's pa
tent French burr smut mill cleaned wheat we apan-
doned the of the iron machine, and put in It's place
one of Lus 1t is in all respects superior to any iron
machine we know Of MCCONNELL and ADAMS
. MoConnelsvile, Ohio, March 10, 1874.
am using one of Luls patent French burr smut ma
chimes in the Union Mills in place ofan iron conical
machine thrown out, and think ithas no equal for du
! rability, etc. j. BAkIlOLoMEW'
! Roscoe, Ohio, Oot7, lS43, Miller in Charge.
It have used for ono year one of Lups patent French
Burr smut machines, and feel onfdent in saying il
L.. ., orht have
It use: and do cheerully recommend tito personswho
lane in want of smut machines. j. T. REYNOLDS.
Canal Fulton, Stark CO., o. Oct Is, l845.
All orders directed to the subscriber at Nos. IA and
l46 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, will be punctually at
Q tended to. w. w. WALLACE.
q III It