Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-23
Every Man His Own Miller.
ENCELSEOR
CORN AND COB MILL.

CORN AND COB MILL.
Patented by Charles Leavitt February 27ta, 1855
F'HE above represents recent valuable improve
ment by CHAELEs Lawn, in PORTABLE GRAIN
stock and grinding Meal for family use hr Lesviit beng
the original inventor Of this kind Of machine. and rem
long experience with cast iron crshes finding that al 81
them we're liable 70 objections the most formidable Of Whch
their want Of durability liability out he
again went to work with the Of removing the objection
able features In FEBRUARY l he succeeded IN obtaninS
etterspatent for the txcesior Corn and Cob s and
has the satisfaction Of being able 10 present The above MO
the farmers Of the United States standing does as the
head Of the list Of Corn Cruhers combining good qual
ties of ALL exempt from defects any possessing
many new valuable and distinguishing features Of which az
We remarked that the great and heretofore iusur-
mounfable objection urged with much force against cas-
iron mills, their Upd5is defce ie dardflitV. To
this objection dederatu long sought for and
which been at length attained in the xcssor Min obV
the grinding surface Of which in movable rings made
Of hard and superior met1 and which, when out
be replaced in five minutes by rings, cost Of $780,
which makes mill good new there being other part
liable to Two sets Of grinding rings accompany
each mill making il equal two mills This peculiarly pos
sesset by no other mill should not be overlooked By purcha
most important
think viii secure for It just consideration Of merit Is in It's
being provided with meal conductor nymeans which the
meal is discharged into halfbushel instead being
terSu around tne mi' as IS ordinarily the case
This mill having been fairly tested with other mills the
late Fair Of the Maryland Agricultural Society the Ohio
State Fair and elsewhere, at an Of which established
superiority, do not HESITATE euphatcay pronounce
OF
the day. independent OF It's movable grinding rings, which
feature Of tsefmakes the distinction between the xcesr
and all other ershers broad render cOmpar
son superous and as an evidence Of sincerity, hereby
announce that will give Silver Cup any Corn Crusher
that can be produced Of the size and length Of
lever that viii grind finer and faster than the Excelsior at
some time and place 10 be agreed upon
Capacity Ct grinding and cobs, with horses from
10 to ~, and with horse from 10 bushels per hour
Cost Of Running the Excelsior Mill for Ten Years.
CohP7red 'ch that Of ne ether Aps IN at his time
IL has been proven by pe ience and cntraay genera
expectation, that cast iron mills for grinding corn etc. do
e work properly VIII not LIST more than two years In view
Of this fact the inventor % the Excelsior Min has laboed
produce machine that viii 0e economical at the
same time more eectual 7e following estimate viii show
the cost Of 9Th 60 eh Of he mills for ten
i years.
Cost Of Excelsior Min $50 inoung an extra set Of Grind
ng Plates which makes good for four years Cost Of
pairs for six years, 50, making for years. $50.
Cost Of common MILL without any extras, say 80 Cost
OF running the for years. surprising that the mill
viii last as long the Excelsior Min without rep irs say
be renewed every two years which in his case must he done
at the expense Of machine eachtme sl76 making for
the ten years cost of 1920 This viii apply to
any and all Of the mills IN use which in competition
Farmers and others mills for grinding Corn and
Cob etc. will see by the above estimate that the Excelsior
Min can be used for the purpose required at less than
| third the expense cf any other mill now in
This mill may be put up in few minutes by any ordinary
farm hand printed directions for which accompany each mill
The undersigned having purchased the tight the above
mil IN Middle nnessee, take pleasure IN introducing IL to
the public, believing It to be all that cnmed we'll
worthy the attention OF every FTmer, So.k Raiser and
Dealer in Stick Price $50 with Of rrining rings
ana levers htte 10 the mn ready Tor attaching the horses
These mills made for by Mr. T. NJ brennan Of this
city whose well knowu skill i'm his profession viii insure the
superiority Of the wo kmanshp, whilst the purcha viii
have the satisfaction Of knowing he encouraging
| ufacture.
We offer county CHS r sale upon such terms as viii make
Il an nducement for Of energy 10 engage in the
terprise Wemay be found az the foundry Of Mr. T. NJ PREF
man, No 81 College rect, Broad, where shall be
happy 10 receive orders and furnish Information upon
the subject a may be desired.
e Having obtained the RICH; 10 sell the above machines
in Arkansas Texas Louisiana and Florida persons in thea
States can be supplied by applying to the undersigned
Thorough business men are wanted 10 act Agents.
| Address JAMES c. BALDWIN co.
| mayl-Sm Nashville, Tenness9s