Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

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y aiilS admitted by Millers, thatin or.
~ defto manplAqtnre egsuperinfquality OF flour
he grain must & freed from all Noreig matter,
y such as Srntt ltpt Dung, Flizr Dust etcs,, and
therefore RESP hsasto Rolling Screens, Fans,
Hhnd Smut o. rtheM are more propery calied,
y Securing Ma,aIinssf fiss however, wei Known
4 20 Millers. That no part of oftheirmachinefy has so
]. pter, failed to performits duty for reasonable
tleneth on times asSmut Machines, made Of IRON
fLaTge empuptsp Of time and, money, have bee ex-
Npenued on them: invention, after invention re d
sREorledtQ, until iron has been cut bent, twisted,
I llJturned, and moulded into all shapesyandforms
and aitar@short trial seldom exceeding two years
Hthey have failedto answer the purpose. not for.
s4any ault in their construction, as is generally
h7supRoSed, but Tor thesobvious reason that iron
y whether wrought oreast, will not give andretain
81 the edge that is as requsite,in securing as in
'11grindlng grain, andawitbout which, as the edge
cannothe lanewed, the Machine is useless. The
attempt has been often made to manufacture Mill
M STONES oi iron but has always been Abandoned
lorT The reason that whenthe iron StpneD became
smooth, the edge could not he renewed, and they
III were thereby rendered ilseleSs.e lts well esab.i
hshed that nomachne will soour grain welhwth-y
3 ouian edge, Qr rough surface, consequently that
n material which furnishes tbe,greatest
~ andmost durable edge, is eproper substance of
\ which to construct Smut OF Securing Machines
French Burr seems to havetbeen designed by ma
ttire for securing, as well asfor grinding grain;
Il aud every Miller's knowledge Of that material
I. must satisfy him that owing to its iue, keen, and.
durable edge,and the ease with Which that edge
( nhe renewed, itmusttake the precedence, and,
graiall Y H SassI ssf ,I i
4. These Machines have more edge, or rough sur,
facaOthaneany iron mac hines, consequently re-:
quire less motion, andalesa pIwer TO do the same
amount df work; they are, so constructed that
Il they can betakeq down. and tbe edge renewed in
J two hours. This they will moi need mi,re than
( once nlItwo years, if at all. They are got ppin
the bes: manner, are sent from tie shop ready for
! thsbelt and may be put uPnl halfa day. many
/, part Of mill, wilho!it bgpg. tnclosed-7no dust
ESCAPES, trom theG, " being drawn up, as soon as
it's separated from he wheat by asuctioa fan,
y and dischaTgsd through the fan and spout, out
ri oftbe mill, thnSSaylng large amount oflabors
bYlreelng,lhe mill ofmpchflth usually posited
intlh By Iron Machines. ..ag ,a ,,l N f,.y tt,{l
a These Machines are used in GOO of the, besL
I'd mills IN the, county run light, clean fast
and are very dpryBle-, Weannex a few references
a1d certificates from ,pillersw who are using them.
u, a." ,}g,. cERTiFlcATEs. = 7 o ~ as,' %r =
ea.rso,g ,ri nt ,,,oPITfsBuRGn, June 26, 1882
w. W. WALLACE, Esa,---Dear Sr,--We have
npsg,ia use ipa opE mil two.Qf your Burr Smut
Machines: they work 10 our entire satisfaction.
The& are dprsbe; not liable to get out ofQrder;
and VIC, consider them the best machines now in
se.t,a ta.b nv WlLMARTH & NOBLE
d.sadt sth.qa l-7s9l ~ :, :. ~ 'eo.o -'e
iLscU.osll G4LLRoLIs, o., May 30, 1858,
.Mr.Wm. W. Wallace-7Dear Sir,-l have been
using your French Burr Smut Machine for the last
three years, and find it a first tate machine fol
cleaning wheat. u, i,i s.9gar4't .!i.p..t Or q.
! Il Respectfully yours, go, IL II NEAL.
y sRErrREscEs.--J 0 Cram, Marietta; Rogers
Parkipson 4 Co. Ironton; McCague& Cn, Rip
ley; Grant A. Co. Sheffeld G Capehart, Point
Pleasant;IC y, Hill, Maysville. p.. .G.,..
For further particulars, see handblls.
AN orders and enquiries attended to with dis
patch at 3l9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. at
4 .2pff1ifV . l. WM. W. WALLACE