Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
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> S,mr OF the grrai advantages oi Tins
NJ ,chinc are lis sinp lclly chea ness, DUR
dhl NV ana peculiar adaptation Ia So II anv
dlilrrrnl aud useiui puip"ses; such NJ cut
IN! Incal for sdusages, iniNlnG ia the s'a-
sou,ng and hllIng tnclu. mluclCg ne meat,
suel an apples, hashlng or nlncng col
OPP, Il IA, and putalues, culilhg cheese cuId
for IN ikIIl two or more curJed cheese, cut
TING rapla.e, tomatoes, onions. aud other
vegetables for all the varluus uses requiled;
Root, ior feeding calll1 aud carrnl tops for
making woad, patent dye sluil, &c. &c,
aId the superior manner and the ease aud
despatch nth hlch II does The work aud
II being ma e oi east ron Is not su',tct TO
swell by being wet or shrink by drying nor
sour Ike thuse made al wood aud Is less H.
able - get uut of order. 1t /, construct d
ia a very different manner from al Oller
meat caters. 1t is made To operate upon
the grinding principe, but The meal is
thrown out towards the periphery by the
centlilugal force Of the runner and thereby
hruu shl IN direct contact with the edges .
the knives 50 rs to cut the meat. whether
wet or dry, lean or fat, raw or cooked, IN
I snooth, rIran, and easy manner, aud nev
~ W hp. dnu iHC hulNto lbhN VIC ot' ''"S
q cut the inEat &c. Ia any desired hnenes
with one revolution aud consequently IN
very rapid manncr. But meat which torns
into Cakes when minced would be carried
round agaln,--IesubInlled to the mluclng
process aud clog up the machine WAS II not
for studs he great secret oi success ~ COM
binaton with openings IN the knife block by
which studs the minced u,alIrr Is kept from
passing round, directed through SAID OPEN
ingS and thereby denv rtd from The nm
cing chan er into The receiver helow,--
/ his excellent anl uso!u Marhlne Was III
vented by John G. Perry, Esq, "l South
kln2stown X. L., and patented by him
February 26th, 1850, since which he has
solda number ol the Machines aud srghts
and The alseady great demand for hem Is
DAILY increasing as they hrc he more gen
eialv known. The great success which
has attended ,hc use and exhibition OF this
Machine has gained tor a reputation tru-
yenviahle II has received tie highest and
only preminm awarded to any meat cutter
at al the a.rlculuraI and mechanical ialIs
wherever exhibited in America. The in
ventor has had an offer of six thousand doll
ars for six OF The States hut declined accept
ing il and has since sold rights in the small
state OF Rhode Is an! for large portion o
that amount.
He has also received numerous cerilt
rates and leueis, from scientific 'niIemen
Of The most undoubled integrity, speaking
OF the Machines m tie highest ieIms,
gentlemen Jf experience aud observation
who have examined and 'Tied the machines
and know how Ia appreciate their value.
They are made of different modihca-
tons and sizes, suitable Tor large mlnce
meat factories, cutting feed tor ca l'e and
for culinary and pantry purposes. as deS-
cribed above and may be worked by hand or
anv adequate power. They come from
throe 10 ten dollars a piece, according 10
the size, and the smallest ,ne, price only
SO, is warranted 10 cut by hand power. one
pound of sausage or pie meat per minute
and do he work easy aud we'll. Every FAR
mer and house keel er should have one. ID.
Wellington, Agent at the New England
patent agency, No lli Washington Street.
Boston, l. sole Agent Of Tins Machine, for
the States of Massachusetts, New iamp-
shire, Maine and Vermont. Those desir-
Gus of more information, or wishing to pur-
chace "A machine for their own use, Or 10
buy The right Of, any town, county, Natcor
erritoIy, not YET disposed Of or TO take an
agency 10 Sc rights, can address (by letter
post paid) the inventor.
JOHN &. PERRY,
South Ferry, South X ngsiown X. !