Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-29

THIS Mldiners from all others construc on of
French Ba BoeE enclosed 0 on . wSien
forms the back and hoop of the Stone with Cast Iron Eye
Bush ofgreater external diameter at the bottom that
the top which secured back by bolts that
block Is in the form of dove tail heh gives greater
strength stonethan any other method which required
in small mills, where the stone is with great speed and
becomes dangerous II not strongly made 1t ae gives any
weight 70 stone ofsmah diameter that required without
having tlhek or high that makes it top heavy. g..
the form Of ous& with Bndgeee, Spindle Baanee Ring
Driver. and Regulating Screw, and grinds the
hs Seng Of ensbIe Il H ns he n
greater quantity grain with less power than other
mill in USE This mill portable and be attached
Also all sizes Of French Burr Mill Stones, manufactured
Joseph H. burrows of Cincinnati, is the inventor for
which he obtained Letters Patent in 1872 For allinfrnge
ment the purchaser viii be held responsible foF the right
These Mills do not require Mlrigh them up; and
all hais to pai them in Operaton is TO attach
hand 10 the pulley on the spindle with dram oeieny
misute attached to Gin steam or Water Power By he
steady application of two horse the Mil will grind
20 Ts Corn The ,brV inch min if pnt 10 its fullest
speed, viii grindf ten to fifteen busheIsper hour.
mended. - n. = : e ~ Id
the Driving Pulley in level position; make the belt Of
leather six OF eight inches wide Give he stone4D reyou
tons minute with the Keep the neck and step Of
the spindle weII oiled Place back the
Running stpnein the the Gross on the Driver,
Ror to TO-. PseT.6n Esq highland county Ohio
Jesse Besl ESQ., of Clinton county Ohio; c. s. Bradbury
Esq S Of i9d number 1fShsr S RooNAS
Ns s. Broadway, NaahviIls agent hlddieand East
iganssses jam ass w&w West Prons Jsl s. Gin o,
rINHE GR4EFENBERG COMPANY-Takesth this
4 early opportunity of acknowledging the gre9 e6mP
neat paid TO their Medicines by the
TENNESSEE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
in their resolution of May 9TH Thatthey shall urge upon
the Legislature the passage of Law, requiring the recipes
for all these medicines TO be fled by which the members
of the said society may be enabled to have all the and
benefit ofthern grntuitously
The c. Co take the liberty of suggesting TO the Bakers of
Nashville to petition the Legislature not TO permit any
families in the city to make their own bread without ma
king known the ns 0yerdHd such secret proceedings
are injurious to the welnng of Bakers and ought not 20
be permitted. The gra,Eds are precisely the same
If Doctors always iniaiibe there might be some
Justice in Legislative acts to compel the public TO apply 70
them nsesSy but unfortunately we have beare US te
20 OUT Of EVERY 100 CASES OF YELLOW FEVER
treated scientifically BY the faculty have died, and 81
9S cases Of eUerg 100 1.5.-as. a..
treated by OH o0He, the nOnmedica membeso OF the How
ard Association and by excessive hmbugs the llo-
mepathc Doctors, have been cured.
Such statements the above injurious 10 the prOes
son for people easily led esay and be induced
to sttach less value TO Latin prescriptions and expensive
Hroglyphcs and occasionally trust to the dogmas OF conf
mon sense laid down in plain English 70 the GTefenberg
Medicines which warranted TO do harm, and for
which no money exacted if they do not prove beneficial
1t is well known that the l s-i
| Dysentery Syrup aud the ChiIdrens' Panacea
Of the Grefehberg Company have ~ two years past saved
O0e lives from Flux and Dysenteg when all other rem
/ edies bad failed. -l'#> -at
But il seems that the objection to these remedies that
at is an attempt send forth medicines without the pres
ence the Doctwho thus deprived Of the proper de-
gree Of aid and comfort thai he should receive for furnish
ing the prescription, ae a0 lachryna1e The Doctor
and the medicine should 60 together the Medical Society
have 50 wiedi it, let no qusck putihem asunder. s1
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