The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-14

- i piicity, cheapness OF
mica and adaptation TO
the wants otAll clAsace
OF tho c o M IN unity
strongly reoommend Il
~ In every state In The
uaion, batparticulaiiy
the pr.isaes - .u~a> = IN Is s.bstantiated by the
following aad many ether oeruacates, referenees
and extracts Of letters Eivsnby reltaels gentlemen
= those names are amxsd thereto.
Haoins become the rstentces and rrcprie.ors OF Sd,
win aud james n. ciark's ps~,ontcomhinea Grinding and
FIGURING MILL.
rcs the state Of Iowa, wencw ODER County, Township City
and shop riShtsand Mills for sale on favorable terms. We
y ~ I'M ns, msa ! wBen " .dsi.s ali 20 sil and see 4. an
they will say, as did the ancient Queen Of Sheba, "tho
hall has not been told.n
this mill presents a rare chance for a safe, sure and prof
This highly Ingenious and much needed invention
krnss an entire new feature in the manufacture OF wheat
into fvar, aud the splendid manner in which II performs
ifs work, grinding, boiting and separating the grain ata
sinxle operation Into seven different qualities Of Flour
! and Feed, and that within u space Of only twenty five feet
in length by four feet in breadth, AZ the rapidly oil over
| twelve bushels per hour on a pair Of French burr mill
verted AT a single. operation into Extra and suPsrnne
Flour, Fine Ficur, Miadiinss, Ship stuns, Bran and shorts
Al a single operation, any power being applicable to pro-
pl il, from a four horse power up to any other destied,
| The small space It occupies would not be missed when
| placei In 4 room with other machinery, and the SINAI
| amount Of power it requires torrcpciit, Its economy IN
| cpastructior and operation, makes It certain tn ere
l layS, IL viii supcrsede and rerolutionire all other -FOUR
| ing Mills. The mill s compact, substantial aud reliable,
| moi liable 10 get ont Of order, So applicable IL it 70 the
wants of the world, that every saw mill, machine shop,
| locomotive shop. foundry, forge, Cling mill, or any build
ing having a power already erected, can new have within
| ms walls a complete Merchant fiouring MN AZ the IN
ding expense Of from fonr to seven hundred dollars IA,
CAryIoN.-All persons in want OF FIGURING Mills
throughout the stste are advised to wait aud come and
see our Mill IN operation before purchasing and all per
sons are hereby warned from tsespassiag or infringing on
| our rights, s We shall maintain them to the strict letter
Of the law.
For urther particulars see certificates below aud address
JACOB WEAVER !ns 4 y,
| Certificates, Rstarsucss and Extracts Of Let
tiers Of Reliable Gentlemen.
We trus, that the esader will notice particularly that
| these Letters Of cclnniendation are mostly from Practical
Aillers, or persons connected with the Milling Basiness'
Msssr.. EpwrS 4 JAHn NJ. CLARE
EHsying been present 1t tho operation Of your newly
| ~paAented Combined GIinsing aud Boltng, or Merchant
ed. We do not hesitate to say, that after witnessing its
| operation, and examining tbs machine in all IL parts,
and az sas s, s%s,i III iii he e aspss quantity Il vss.s
tnat IL 10 oApabI ofcouyerting futo nour, and that Of The
bsst qaAhty, and withsi, Welding nny - mncn nouf
way, We unhssitatiugly say that u has accomplished all
that w.s announced for il 70 do. The quantity Of wheat
WITCH 10 more than ~ have ever known to be done with
oue palr Of bnuTs in the best constructed mills IN our
oountry, or an, whese else, I'M. rsnas.,nS Z :. one
the conversion Of wheat into hour, aud which ws think
must recommend itself 70 all who are interested in the
milling business for its economy, simplicity, and ANAL
AMOUNT Of power required TO propel il, when compared
With the common Touring mills, tskiug into ~considera-
tion the amount Of work performed 10 essher cassa Tue
stones on which the above mentioned wheat was ground
being only 80 ineees in Diameter, and making about $50
revolutions per minute, and the bolting Of the meal being
rhsat At ! single operation into six different qualities Of
-four ssd iced, namsly-extra, ~superhne, nns and md
ding noar. shipstun and bran. Taking into the conslde-
rsuou the excellent combinations of the different parts
of the mill, and viewing 1t As we think 1t IA, not only
worthy the attention Of those about 10 engage IN the
milling business bat ofthoee already 50 engaged; on &C.
! count Of the economy in the cess of construction, the
small space it occupies the greater quantity Of gram 1t
is capable Of grinding per hour, which V fully treble the
| Quantity gronnd on one Of the four feet burrs now In
! general use in our county, and that with no more power
than ID apparently required for four foot burr, We would
respectfuiiy say &c all, whether interested in the milling
business or not, tocal and examine for themselves, Is
msat n.allss, % d.Po,as,s1 70 deceive s sas pab'iea
William Miller, Mschinist. -
&c Darlington, Editor Of the Examiner and Herald
George X. Reed, Banker.
A. w. Russell, Hardware Msrchantj
George W. schroveT, publisher.
J. Lands, Attorney at Law.
David Bair, Dry Goods Merchant.
R. Moderweli, Forwarding 4 Commisaea Merchant.
C. A Breneuan, Practical Miller.i
Thee. Ienn, Editor Of Independent Whig.
John Wise. Aronaut.
Bartram A. shsfisr, Attorney at Law.
John l.. Atiss, VI. d.
!. ! z. Pollock. Il.s.ini... and foreman Of. ch..nu,
st. Iron Works.
c. Amanda. EAlsr. Clerk Of Chs.nu, ct, Iron Works.
George sAndssson, Editor of Intslligsncss. @~@&a
G.. CaIkson, GAShisr Of Farmer Bank.
Hon. ) Albright Forwarding and Commission Msr-
Nsth. ulmAker, Attorney at Law.
u. {. RaaSArt, Attorney at Law.
(ESsn tie Lssessts, ~Hs,sid ssd Ess.ixsv." y
Ma. kDfToR-P0mif me to call public attention TO the
newly invented apparasus for Misunderstanding wheat add
other dour, called Edwin 4 james ~ Ciarks combined
Grinding and Bol,ans, o. Merchant FIGURING Mn. shieh
Factory in Duke Street, in this city, where all who are
DESTROYS Of seeing I, win have an opportunity. l had the
pleasure Of seeing 1t in operation. although il Was the first
time It was started, and - ths inventors were only opera
| ting with il for their own expriInsnta l am sorry 70 my
! was an intruder. The result however, was s~ucosssful
| and | therefore take pleasure In saying that, ~ far n my
Judgment goes, and ! have bad considerable experience
IN nour dealing, il Tar surpaAsss any thing in tbs mill
kind now in use IN every respect lst. In the triding
cost OF structure. ID From the simplicity Of is arrange
ment, being all driven by one single shaft. IL can be
attached 10 any power 10 use At . mere srfne Of additional
/ expense. 3. from is adaptation 70 the condition OF the
county atlargA occupying only the small space of tusn-i
ty-one fat in length, By four wide. Ii can b. placed In
the same room with other machinery, and the small space
| il rceupies viii not be missed. 4th. From the amount Of
| work II will do with . small amount Of power, grinding
| and boiling from six to twelve bushels OF wheat per hour.
5th. From the perfect manner in which IL dos in work,
\ grinding and boiing sad separating all IL the Same time,
50 - to make nix dInsrent grades Of aour-sxtra noun, um.
perfine -four, nne nour, middiingB, shipstuns and bran
While witnessing the operation Of this wonderful tnvsn
| ventlon, i timed its speed Of grinding and the result va
three bushels in hftssn na1nptes. The Preach burr mill
! stones used in this mill are only thirty inskss in diane.
| ter. This amount of grinding per fifteen minutes appears
scsrcsly credible, nevertheless it 4 true, end for an svi'
depce viii l am told, be done At the next opsrution per
| formed on it. / have given The AouE q fair trial, and sold
a large quantity, adj as gissa entire satisfaction; 1t
Frous IsssroloR's csTicI, PHuADElpalA, April %, 1855.
Mesars. EDWIN al. M.CLARx+
Gentlemen: Having carefully sIaminsd the oonstruc.
| ing and Boiling, or Merchant RIsu1ng Mil, l take pleas
ue in presenting you and the pnbiic with the following
| statement ~ the result OF my Investigation:
With . French Burr Mil 5eunA thirty inches in diam.
| ster. il ground and bolted from nino - = nlye bushels of
wheel per hour, making cleanspuk and e The same
| perane doE, shorts, s~hipstun61 ~ hC4D.s 1hs extra nd
| supernne -four u Of an excsllent0 W6$y,aAn the I'D
| per bushel u equal 70 the Large clsss
| modsrn construction. 1t occupies but ndaeeeRkAn1Be
| placed in Q compass Of twenty-ons fest by foD n Which
whom in running order, with all the machinery requisite,
| can be easliI removed OF transported from ono place 70
| auoshsr-has no complicated machinery about Il, oonss.
quenty Is not liable to get out Of order, and takes but Lit
/ tie power, and appears TO be particularly adapted 70 the
wants and the condition Of the country ct large and frem
its chsapness Of construction, and small amount of CAPT.
~ requisite e start it. rs a2,S 7. Of r,nSins per hOrI, "a
tion to any power now in use, cannot but think that ere
long it viii Be successfully established in every state in
the Union, IL 1t does not entirely take the place of the old
complicated machinery heretofore used.
Yours truly, STEPHEN MILLER,
hereby certify. that for the last four weeks i have had
in operation one Of L. 4 J. NJ. ClHks Patent FIGURING
Mnis. have been running it on an average Of from eight
10 twelve hour without stopping, and should do 20 forty.
eight hours if required. 1t gives every sstEf.cion thu,
one can ask. think it Is certain 70 supsrssds all the
old methods of milling. J. have been in the milling busi.
ness over fifteen Year,, and yet I can say truly that / have
never seen suything Of the kind 20 near perfection. I live
in ssdsburg. Chester Obuuty, Pa, two miles from Parkers-
burg, whsre j run IL daily, and my customer will testify
10 the satisfaction ofthsir -Four and bran. Ihays travelled
through nine Of the Western States, and it superssdss
any thing j have ever seen. 1
Preston WICKERsHAM, Merchant Miller.
Extract from a letter from Mr.. Lacklen, Brandywine
Miller, the Foremano Of Mr.. ". G. Gilpin, who has isased
the City Mills, Wilmington, Delaware:
WuNIsGTos, DEL, November s, 1855.
j have tested Clark's Mill fully, and am free 10 say that
il exceeds any mill i ever run. / ground ninety eight
bushels OF wheat, and made twenty thres barrels and
twenty two pounds Of superhne dour out Of it, which is a
hrst rate yield for one hundred bushels.
CHICAGO, November Is, 1855.
This Is 10 certify that ] have been furnishing power and
room for the operation of one Of Il. Il J, n. Clark's Patent
Flour Mills, for the last few month, and in my opinlhn il
is the best and cheapest mill in use. 1t takes but little
power in comparison 70 other mils, not needing over sir
horse power, and has run, since / have been acquainted
with Ii, with no cost for repairs, and seems In as good
condition now as when first put up. / can cheerfully rec
ommeRd it 10 all who wish to engage in the manufacture
dour, either on . large or small scale. II can be set up
and run in connection with any other machinery such a.