Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-28
SOMETHING NEW
AND
VAEIU ABLE
PERR{'S PlYbNT PNh,}IIyM

ll ~ -:A Il I. u Gr..,~1 ,ssa
) me OF the great advantages Of this
VA ,hinc ire lis sinp lefty cneapncss, dur
l5l lty All p'cui,ar adaptation to 50 many
Il.I.rent ind useful purposes; such as cut.
.lnt meat NT sausa3es, miSiaG IN the sea-
,Jn ng aai .iilng tncm, mluclng pie meat,
su3l an apples, ha5hng or m!aclug coli
,ps, II ii, ari potatoes eating cheese curd
lor n kin! iva Jr more curded cheese, cut
ing ribpr e, tpmltors, oaluns, and other
se.e:ab!cs for all tie various uses required;
! Roots for feeding cattle and ca'roI tops for
making woad, patcnt dye suIf, &c. &c,
aud the superior manner and the ease aud
| despatch y Ilh Nhich it does the work aud
| 1t being ma e of cast iron is not Get to
swell by being wet or shrink by drying nor
sour Ike those made Of wood aud is less II
! able 70 get out oi order. Ii l. constructed
4 in very different manner from a other
neat eaters. 1t is made To operate upon
the grndlng principle, but The meat is
II lhrown out towards the periphery by the
cent 'ltugal force Of the runner and thereby
II Iruu sht IN direct cuntaci with the edges
\ the knives so as to cut the meat, whether
vet or dry, lean or fat, raw or cooked, in
\ nOola, clean, and easy manner, and nev
/ ,rco. up. and The knives may be SIT soas
cut the mEat &c. to any desired fneness
/ With one revolution aud consequently IN "A
very rapid manner. But mca whch forms
lnto cakes when minced would be carried
round again, n,--Iesubmlted to the mincnp
II process aud clog up The machine WAS II rot
II for studs The great secret at success IN CON-
binatlOn with openings IN the KNIFE block, by
which studs the minced natter Is kept from
Il passing round, directed through SAID open
II ings and thereby de.lv I'd from the nm
Il cling cham er into The receiver bcloX -
II | his excellent AMI useiul Machine vas IN
ycuted by John q. Perry, Esq, "i South
H kiuystown, X. l.. and patcnicd by him
Il February 26h, 1850, since which he has
soiJj number OF t,e Machines aad rgAts
| anl The al.eady great deInand for hem Is
II 'a'ly increasing as they brcume more gen
II eral y known. The great success which
H has attended the use aad exhibition of ihs
H Machine has gained tor reputation tru-
| enviane II h rs rece ved the high, II aud
II inly premium awarded 10 any meat cutter
Il At all the agricultural and mechanical ialrs
Il wherever exhibited 10 America. The in
II ventur has had an offer OF six thou. aud doll
II ars for six OF the States hut declined accept
Il Ing II and has since sold rights in the snail
Il tate OF Rhode Is aud for a large portion
II that amount.
1 lie has also received numerous cer'i
1 'ates and letters. iron scientific q 'utlemen
| Of The most un ioubled integrity, speaking
II of the Machines IN the hlghCs, icIns,
II seatIemcn of experience aud observation
\ who have examined and tried the machines
4 and know how 10 appreciate their value.
II They are made Of different modifca-
| tl,ns aud sizes, s'itabe for large mlnce
II meat factories, cutting feed tor ca tie and
/ for culinary aud pantry purpO 'es, as des-
/ crbed above and may he worked by hand or
/ any adequate power. They come from
II three to ten dollars piece, according 10
Il the size, and the smallest ne, price only
! 80, is warranted To cut by hand power, unc
| pound of sausage or PIC meat per minute
! and do the work easy and well. Every lar
! mcr aud house keeier should have oue. d.
n Wellington, AGENT ot the New England
/ patent agency, No 4ll Washington Street,
/ Boston, Is sole Agent of this M1chue, for
| the States Of Massachusetts, y " Ilsmp
! slirc, NJ zinc and Vermont. Those dcsit-
! ous of more information, or wishing To pur-
! chaca machine for their own use, of to
! buy the right o., any town, county, stat or
| crrituty, not yet dl, posed ol. oI to tske an
| agency ~ So rights, can adde's, (by letter
! post paid) the inventor
JOHN q. PERRY,
South Ferry, South X kneslowr II.