Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-11
SUME'l'HING NEW
AND
v ALL ABLE,
EIRRi'S PiTEAT PRbMIIM
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Some oi lhe great advantages Of This
VI .ch,nc are is smp ici,y ci,eapncss, dur
a3i ny ani peculiar adaptat on to 50 many
clil.rent aud useful purposes; such rs cut
IN meat tor sduslges, MIXING III the sea.
son ~ anI hiin2 inaii, nincing pie meat,
sue a"i apples, hsslln2 or aincing col q
oP>, Il b, and puIatocs. cutting cherse curd
iIr niskinL lNu or more cu:ded cheese, cut
II - rabOa;e, tDmIiurs, Onions. and other
,cIe.dbles for ali tie various uses IcQuled;
lt"os Tor feeding cattle aud caro-, ,urs for
Ik:nI woad, patent dye s,uii, NC. &C.,
duu lie superior manner and The ease and
despatch " iih "hlch II does The work aud
i h,InI ma 70 ot cast iron ~ not sui ,ect TO
sNeli ny being Wet or shrink 10y drying nor
sour like tho c made Ui wood aid is less II.
able 20 get out vt order. Ii l. constructed
ia IA very different manner from al other
tneai cutters. |, is made 10 operate upon
HE grnd.ng pr;nclpe, but Tho meat is
thrown out towards the peril hery by the
centrifugal iorce of the runner and thereby
brought IN dlracI CONTACT w.Ih the edges Of
the knives 80 as 10 cut the meat, whether
Wet or dry, lean or fat, raw or cooked, in
sinooth, clean, and easy manner, aud nev
or C o. up. and the knives may be set s0as
To cul the inEat Nc. 10 any desir, fneness
with Que revolution and consequ emily Ia 4
very rapid manner. But meat which forms
/ to cakes when minced would BE- carried
round again, to the niucns
process aud clog up the machine WAS n not
ipr studs The great secret OF success IN COM
binai in with openings IN The kuife block by
which studs Tie minced matter Is kept from
PASSING round, directed through said open
in!s aud lAe-eby dc,v red from the uln-
cing cham er into the receiver bclUx -
Tus cActileu, anl usefu' Marhlns was IN
yrntrd by John q. Perry, Esq, 81 South
kinEst0wn, X. l., aud pa,en ed by hin
fsbuay 2Gih, 1850, since which he has
suldd nulnhcr OF the Machines aud rights
aud The already great demand for hem is
Dali increasing as they bccuibe more gem
elaly known. The great success which
has at nded the use and exhibition Of this
Macnlnu has gained Tor / a feputation iru-
cuyldUe II his received the highest aud
only premium awarded To any meat cutter
At All the agricultural and mechanical fairs
Wherever exhibited IN America. The in
vcuiOr has had aH Oiler OF Six thou aud doll
ar tor SIN Of the States but declined accept
~ 1t AMI has sluce sold rights ~ the small
nae oi Rhode ls.ani Tor large pofilon .
tha' amount .'
lie has also received numerous cerif
Gates and leiteIs, from scientific ecnilemen
Of The mu,t undUubled integrity, speaking
ot the Machines ~ the highest terms,
ec Ilemeu St experience aud observation
uho have examined aud 'ried the machines
aud know how 10 appreciate their value.
They are made Of different nodi6ca-
ii,ns and sizes, table for large Inlnce
meat factories, cutting feed Tor cattle and
Tor culinary and pantry purposes, as des-
cJibed above aud may he worked by hand or
any fdcqun,e power. They come from
three to ten dullars piece, according 10
tie sizc, and the smallest enc, price only
50, Is Warranted to cut by hand power, onc
pound Oi sausage or pc meat per minute
and do The wcik easy and well. Every FAR
mer and house krei or sheul1 have one. D..
Wei uplon. AGENT ri the New England
patent sgebcy, No ij4 Washington STREET,
Boston. j. sole Aaen, Of this Machine, for
the States of Massachusetts, New Hsmp-
81 re, Maine aud Vermont. Those desii-
uls ui more inl0i mslion, or wishing To puT-
chace n achine Tor their ,r use, 90 10
buy the right OF, any uwn, county. sstc or
territory, not yet Opposed OF. oI to iske an
agency 10 sci rights, csn address (by letter
post paij) The inycntr. .f
JOHN q. PERRY, q
south Perry, South KnsrOsn X.