The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-16
ELnInlNG MILL.

swelpe buslelH nor uuuT on q pair ~ fEAHEn DVtE Dlil-
only thirty inches IN diameter. Tho Grsin Is con
vertcd al sinsle operation into Extra and ~Siperfue
Flour, Fine Flour, Midd,nsa, Ship stufs, Brsnanf shoTtA
st a single operation, any power being applicable . pro
u.l n, from a four horse power - b, any other desired.
Tho sIoaii spaes 1t ocoupies would not be missed ~hen
placed Ia a room with other machinery, shd the an si
mount Of power II requires to propel II, ~ economy ID
construction and operation, mskes IL certain that, ere
long, II viii supsrsndo and reyolutionite al Other Flour
ing MiiIs. The mill Is compact, snbstanalsl ana isiias,s,
wants ofthe world, that every saw Mill, necnhie sh,p,
shop, foundry, forge, rolling mil, crang build
Ing having a power already erected, can nov hsve within
IL walls ! complete Merchant FIGURING Mil Of the trt
ding expense offrom four % seven hundred doliafs.
Carrios.-AH persons in want Of flonrins Hill.
.es our Mill in operation before purchasing, and all per.
are hereby warned from trespassing or infringing on
oar rights, a. we shall maintain them TO the sirit letter
Of the law.
Thesr Mills will make over ilty Barrels OF Flour s.sry
twenty four hours.
TO, further particular. Soc certificates bslow aud address
Dayenpoa June hswksys Store.
References and ATTRACTS Of Lot
tiers Of Reliable Gentlsmsn.
wo trust that the reader viii notice particularly that
these Letters Of Co,nmentatlon sre mostly from Practical
Miilers, or peTsons connected with the Milling Edsiness.
GAscAsffs, January n. 1859.
Asssgs. RBWIS & J4yEs ". CLARE.
Having fssn present at the operation u yols newly
patented Combined Grinding and Boiling, or Merchant
Flourfng Mn, on the at5se date, a. previously ahnonnc
ed, we Do not hesitate 10 saJ, that amer witnessing ius
and examining the Eihcbine III ell us spAite,
and the small space II occupies being only 81 feet by
4, aud above vi, tts extraordinary quantity v "hesf
that it IL capable Of conyertihs into iouf, fnd tnHt o. tue
best quality, aud Sitiisl, yielding fully as mGft n"ar
frou. the wheat ground a. usually obtained In the CID
way, No unhssitatingis say that Il has aneouipi shed all
thar was announced Tor II to do The Quantity oi wheat
ground ON the trial reIrrrsdt To was IL bushels pr hoar.
whrh Is more than No have ever known TO 10 ! me with
one pair oil bnrfs 10 the best Constructed mile IN our
couatry, Or aiy whsrs else. Iha. iehasfing u Ut "ae
the most superior and economical Ia sention OF ffp' age for
the conversion Of wheat into Hour and which We think
must recommend itself TO all who are Interested In The
milling business, for its economy, rinpufiIS, and small
amount Of power required 10 propei II, When impaired
with the common Touring mills, taking Into e'hsideia-
ton the amount OF work performed In either ca"e. Inc
stones on which the above mentionad wheat ssgrouh1
being only 80 insees In diameter, sud making 15out 10
revolutions per minute, and the bolt,ng Of me u 81 be.ns
dons AZ the same time, 80 efSctuaiiy AS 10 convert the
wheat AT a single operation into SIX different qnanties Of
-four ad feed, nsmeiy-extra- sup+rhne, line end mid
h1ur, shipstuff ami bran. Taking into the eonsilr-
ration the excellent combinations Of the dinersoi parts
CT the mill, and viewing il a. wa think IL Is, DOT only
worthy the attention Of those about 20 engage IN the
milling business, but OF those already SO engaged; on ac-
count OF the economy in the cost OF construction, the
small space it occupies, the greater quantity q gram 1t
is capable of grinding per hour, which Is iniiy tfeeie ehe
quantity ground on one Of the four feet burrs nov N
general use in our county, and that With no moie power
than 10 apparently required for flour foot burr, We would
respectfully say tc ali, whether interested 10 the milling
business or not, 10 call and examine for themselves, a.
the inventors and proprietors of this valuable improve
ment nantes, no disposition TO deceive the pubic.
VIM. G. Pinkerton, Hardware Aerchsnt.
William Miller, Aachinist.
II. e Darlington, Editor Of thn Exainlnrr snE ltsssld,
George X. Reed, Banker.
A. W. Russell, Hardware Merchant.
9eoree ". sehroSss, publisher.
J.. Lands, Attorney at Law.
David Bajr, Dry Goods Merchant.
r. Moderwsli, Forwarding L Commission Merchant.
C. A Brsuenisn, Practical Miller.
Tbeo. Penn, Editor Of Independent WIKI.
John Wise. YTonsut.
Rsrtram A. sIUp1sr, Attorney nj Law
John l.. Atlee, NJ, u.
John Black, EsG,
J. Il. Pollock. Aac.inist. ana faremsn OF Chestnut
Il. Iron Works.
c. Amsudus Ehisr, Clerk OF Chestnut st. Iroa waas.
George sandsfsO1, Editor Of lntelligencer.
q. Garrison, Cashier Of Farmers Bank.
Hon. J Albright, forNs4iing snd cbmmi'son Nss'
chant.
Nah. Elul,.e., Attorney at Lax.
Y. c. Reiga-t, Attorney at Law.
fFrsm t1s Leaeas.sr Herald asd Esam,Hsr."l
Nh EproH:-Psrui. me to call public attention O. tao
newly invented apparatus fF manufacturing vnaas add
other -four. called Edwin 4 James 81. Ciarks combine
Grinding and Boiling, " Merchant floaring Mil, which
siI shortly 10 exhibited in full operation at tAs Barrel
Factory IL Duke Street, in this city, wtcrs al! who ard
te-irci. Of seeing 1t VII hsve sn opportunity. l had the
pleasure OF seems IL in operation, although IL srs the lrsl
time IL was started, aud as tia inventor were olly opera.
ting with 1t for their own exprimsuts, | sm sorry 10 say
| was an intruder. The result, however, ~ss ruocsssfal,
snd ! therefore tai e pleasure IL saying that, Gs far Is my
Judgment socs, and have had considerable experiences
In hour dealing, it far surpssses any thing in Tho mil
kind nov in us7 In every respect. ist. In tho tfi1ius
cost Of structure. 81. From the simplicity Of tssrranse'
msnt, being sli driven by one single shaft. Il eau BE-
attached TO any power in use at u mere tribe Of additional
expense. 3 From its adaptation TO the cnndit ion Of tbs
country ut large, occupying only the small spece oftTen-
ty-one feet In length, by four wide. II can be placed IL
the same room with other machinery, and the small space
Il rccupies will not be missed. 4th. From the amount o
work Il will do with q small amount of power, griudin.
and boiling from six % twelve bushels Of wheat per hour
9th. From the perfect manner in which Ii does its work
grinding and boiling and separating all At the same time
20 ~ 10 make six different grades OF four-extrs aour, su
pernne 1onr, line aour, ~iniddiings, shipstufs and hiram -
While witnessing tho operation Of this wonder fnl invsh
a,ttln 4 Ffnua-tt n. EEAaf tndln and n N rAl
three bushels ia fifteen minutes. The French burr mil
stones used in this mill are only thirty inches 10 diane
ter. This amount OF grinding per fifteen minutes appear
scarcely credible, nevertheless il 10 true, and Er an e,i
Jeuce VIII, l ain told, be done At tho next operation per
tormsd 90 il. ! have given the -Four = tsir trial, and soit
q iargs rnsnity, and IL La. given entire satisisetion; y
FIorR ISspfcroR's ofFIcE, Psi1ApsIrsIl, Arsl 70, 1855
Messrs. EDWIN & J. NJ. CLARK
a~utlem@n: Having carefully examined The construa.
too and operation Of your newly patented combined Grind
ing and Boiling, or Merchant FIGURING Mil, l TAKE pleas
ure in presenting you and the public With the foilo~in.
statement as the result Of my Investigation:
With q French Burr Mil stone, thirty inches Ia dlaul
eter, it ground and halted from nine 20 twelve bushels Q
whsst per hour, Masking clean work, and at the Sam
time turning out. 1T 8 single operation, extra hour, su
p@rnne -four, shorts, ~shipsturs and bran. The extra an,
superhne four Is of an excellent quality, and the ytels
per busIlel is equal 10 the largo class complicated mills 0
modern construction. IL occupies but httls room. can II
placed in q compass Of twenty one feet by four feot, which
when in running order, with all the machinery requisite
can Us eaAlS removed VI transported FROM Que place "
anotlsr-has no complicated machinery aboui 1t, eolSe
auentiy ia not liable 10 get out Of order, and takes but III
lie power, and appears ~ he particularly adapted 10 I'll.
wants and the condition Of The country az large; and fsa
its cheapness OF construction, aud small amount q capt
tai requisite TO start IL, rapidly OF grinding per hoar, Ia
ken into consideration, with IT. portability and Adspts
Lion to any power nov In ,ise, leannet but think that ers
long II viii 10 successfully established IL every State IL
The Union, If ii does not entirely tahe The place Of The old
complicated machinery heretofore usei.
Yours Truly, STEPHEN MILLER.
Head flou Inspector az Philadelphia.
l hereby certify, that for the last folr weeks | have had
Ia npSxatfan m II IS I'll nj fla4kh- Patent ITa.rrtu
Mills. have been running 1t Oh an ayers2o og from eishl
% twelve houTs without stopping. and should do 80 forty
one eau ash. l think il il certain 70 supers-is all th'
old methods OF milling. i have been in lhe milling busi
ness over fifteen ssars, aud yet ! can say truly thst I have
bsyer seen anything OF the Kind 50 near perfection. l Nv,
In ~sadsburg, Chester County, Ia, two miles from rarkers
burg, where | run IL daily, and my customers will testiiy
to the satisfaction OF their aour and bran. have travelled
through nine Of tho Western States, and il supei>edes
PRESTON WICKERsIiAM, Merchant Miller.
Extract from a letter irein Mr. Lscklsn. a Brand, wine
Miller, the Foreman OF Mr.. VT 6nPln, who has leased
the City Mills, Wilmington, Delaware:
WuMINaros, DEL, Nopsnbs s, 1853.
lLa,s tested Clark's Mill fully, and am tres 10 ssy that
IL exceeds any mill l ever run. ] ground piuety-eiSbI
baAA- Of wheat, sud inside tweutythrc barrels aud
twenty two pounds OF s~aperhne hour cut OF IL, which Is $
CHICAGO, Ncrcuber IS. 1885,.
This is TO certify that | have been furnishing power and
room Es tho operation ofoue OF T. al, NJ. Clars's Patent
Flour Mills, kg the last lew mouth, sud IN my oplpihn 81
IS the hest and cheapest mill in use. 1t tah.s but little
power In comparison 10 other mills, o1 needing over SIS
lorse power, sud has run, snee / have t-an acquainted
with Il, with no coat Tor reEAitsr aud ecenS Ia 10 god
condition now rs vixen first pat M, j can obeeTfaly rec
pInmrpd IL 10 sill who wish % .DsasH 10 The msuDfscfure
-four, either on q Lus or sDsll soale. lt can he set up
and run In OQ0eetiou Nth any othes machinery, such Us
Gralu. Elevators, Saw Mills, aud ~ combining thTa- ~
four sets q huITs aud bolts, You viii have a MI that viii
d. more work than he large MegchsDt mills a toe od
stods, aud a great Saving IN every ttau n eNisnee.
CHARLES W. STEVENS.
CJrAGo, paxsobss, l. 1903.
sine eince, aud after atrial ct ress1sI sssas, ! feel that
J oan scsrcely speak Of IL In TOO high teius. I Rave besn
a miller ir twenty years, and am free tI ssy ths, | can
10 axe better -four with this mill, ard o larger weld, and
rna dt with more ssss 20 myself, than any mill ! have ever
ss-,n. 4 plumber OF mlners hsve been 10 to SEQ II, aud ell
say they are well plessed With It's operation. IL vii
Grind With essc twelve bushels an hour, and csa Re fu1
nilIsrs % give 1t a TRIAL. nod / sn ssstsin they VII nct
ELISHA McnisScK.
CaicvGa December 4, 1889.
have this Jay shiiJs3 BY railroad 10 my pkce, lMelu.
Sin's Grove, Les o., Ill., 900 Of CIarks Patent Portable
Pouring Mills, purchased Of Mr.. L. heRi-vlca, Of Cbirs.
20, which ! have seen running While 10 bis possession,
best mill now manufactured oftbs portsbh Kind. bob for
convenienos and performing the work in good order. And
further, ! eau say, after hsying investigated tho suht~r
10 considerable extent, ! have Do hesitation 10 saying !
prefer small stones 10 lsrgs ones, as thu nc+lr II mote sen,
orally ofa lively nature, and gives b-tter s.t!stsctLn u
the bakers. JOHNSON wHALEf.
REFERENCES.
VIM y Baker, Christians, Pa.
David RuXra, Lebanon c., Ps,
sAUpei Hatfield, Phtla}elphlA.
u. Torrey, Philadelphia.
james Z Price, Wilmington LSl