Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26
6am au0 Corn nlills.
Pages Celebrated Saw Mills.
Schroeder, near West Baltimore St., Baltimore, Nd


Schroeder near West Baltimore st. Baltimore Nd
y ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
IL and the public generally that they greatly en-
arged their manufacturing establishment, and have
such faci ties enable them all orders with
patch. and in the best style Of workmanship.
They continue manufacture their justly
celebrated Patent Portable Circular Saw Mills, which
given much satisfaction to purchasers throughout the
Unon These mills can be driven by horse steam,
power being equally well adapted to either. They
acture all kinds and powers such as Steam
Engines, Boiler and Smoke Stacks, mounted onwhees
ready to be attached the mill, with the engine
| Cylinder Boiler.
They manufacture also large Horse Power with an
enlarged Wheel and Third Class Saw Mill particularly adapt
ed to plantation purposes hundreds Of which latter
throughout States doing good service and en-
! joying the favor Of the best judges
They also manufacture Horse Powers of three Sizes adapt
ed all the purposes Of the plantation and farm also Timber
Wheels and Lumber Cars.
Their Portable Circular Saw Mills have been greatly i'm
proved and be said to be perfect in all
tails and to rank as the greatest saving machines
| the age
pamphlet containing full descriptions Of their three
classes Of mills steam powers horse powers prices
capacity for saving &C. will be furnished any
| CAUTION AGAINST INFRING EMENTs
As their mills patented and their rights have been in
finged upon and they have lately obtained damages
action brought the United States Circuit
District OF Maryland for infringement Of their patent
rights they hereby forewarn and caution all persons from
purchasing mills similar in principal theirs from
thorzed builders and manufacturers agent
they are determined to SEEK redress through the laws
their country their rights and privileges
guaranteed by the patent granted them by the Govern
of the United States.
Apply to their agents in New Orleans.
my54m sLARk, DAY & STAuFFER.
In proof of the superior of their improv
public attention to the following testimonial voluntarily
them by Messrs Snively Woodward whom they sld
twenty horse steam power with plain cylinder boiler and
second class saw mill:
Near summitville, Allegheny County, Md,
December l. 1854.
Messrs. George Page Co-Gentlemen: On the 9th o
March last procured from you 20 horse power
second class MILL and all the necessary appendages
which machinery we have had in operation for some or
seven months and have had ample time test its
power and capacity, we deem it duty which your
establishment, well the public give opinion
the ul ty of your mill and speaking do from
practical experience unnuenced interest NAV
win be received the publcor whose benefit give
this ssatement-n just spirit Of appreciation In the
working Of your mill have found the least diff
hculty By keeping the properly filed and in
ervas it has operated without heating other ipedi-
ments-cutting line with nicely and precision and
doing with speed and rapidly astonishing every one
who has witnessed the working Of mill that
viousy acquainted with the vast operating powers Of
improved Patent Portable Circular Saw Mill.
With the driving power mentioned above customary
days work from 5000 5000 feet Of lumber and upon
the rate of feet of bill stuff per day which is indeed
the strongest proof that could be aduced the superior
cellence and vast powers of your Saw Mill
as an inconrOvertble fact that il fast
number of hands, who conveniently be occupied
handle the lumber sawed by it.
The arrangement of the Sawdt Elevatnrwhich is
what different from those usually constructed by yeuand
which you conrved to suit peculiar ocaftywe look
upon Of the economic arrangements that has
fallen under observation We risk nothing in saying
that it has saved 81 day in the removal the sawdust
dispensing does with the services of least hand
Your improved Patent Ratchet Headblocks, with which
Saw Mill is adjusted look upon a great improve
ment the old Screw Headblocks heretofore used the
sawyer by its means is enabled to the log without
sing the carriage. In fact it enables work the mill
with one hand less than with the Screw Bocksan item of
saving this in the high tariff of wages in the
Of year. of considerable moment independent Of the
erior and convenience with which the m through
agency, is worked.
In word gentlemen, not only pleased, but highly
grated with the MILL and all other of the machinery which
you built for u.s. and but the honest convictions
of mind when that the landed propetors of
country your senior partner, Mr. George Page deep
debt of gratitude for his invention of the Circular Saw M
has enabled thousands Of them their forests
into merchantabe lumber, thereby making them immense
of profit. which, before his invention many
burtens Welding nothing, and suectng the to
nual taxation.
Wishing that justly due to your industry,
enterprise skill and usefulness, remain, gentlemen,
Your obedient servants,
my5-4t SNIyELY WOODWARD.