The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-12

"a. above all, the sxtraordinny quantity Of wheat
that II :, spa . o s isSnysr s,aa ia,o Senr' aud l, ,nss q aa snr
from the wheat ground as usually obtained in the old
way, We INTERESTINGLY say that Il has accomplished all
that was announced for II TO do, The quantity OF wheat
ground on the trial referred 10 Vi. I2 bushels per hour,
which Is more than We have ever known TO be done with
country, or any where else. Thus rendering II at ouce
the most superior and eoonomiealinveution ofthe age for
the conversion VI wheat into tour, and which We think
must recommeu itself TO ailwho are interested In the
milling business, for It's economy, simplicity, aud small
amount ofpowsr required to propeln II, when compared
with the common Touring mills, taking into considers |
ton the amount Of work performed In either case. The
stones on which the above mentioned wheat was ground
being only 50 ineses In diameter, and making abou, $50
revolutions per minute, and the solting Of the meal being
done At the same time, 30 ensctraliy ~ 10 convert the
wheat At a single operation into stx different qualities OF
ding flour, ~shipstuff aud bran. Taking into the constde-
ration the excellent combinations of the different parts
Of the mill, and viewing it as We think it Is, not only
! worthy the attention Of those about to 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 IL occupies, the greater quantity OF grain II
is capable Of grinding per hour, which IL fully treble the
| quantity ground on one Of the four teet burrs now in
| general use in cur county, and that with no more power
respectfully say &c all, whether interested in the milling
business on not, tocail and examine for themselves, as
ment manifest no disposition to deceive the pubic.
VIM. c.. Piakerton, Hardware Merchant
WiliAIa Miller, Machinist-
e. Darlington, Editor Of the Examiner aaa Herald.
George X. Reed, Banker.
A. w. Russell, Hardware Nerchantd
Goorge W, ScAroyer, publisher.
J. Lands, Attorney at Law.
David BAR. Dry Goods Merchant.
II. ModerweI, Forwarding i CommIssian Merchant.
{. A Brenenlan, Practical Miller!
Thee. Fem, Editor Of Independent Wing
| John Wise. lEronaut.
Bartran A. Shafsr, Attorney at law.
| John l.. Atiee, NJ. D.
John Black, Esq.
J. K, Pollock. MAnAinst. and foreman Of. ohssput
81. Iron Works.
c. Amandns EhisI, Clerk u Chestnut ST. Iron Works.
George sandsrson, Editor Of Inteliigencer.
G. GARRISON, Cashier Of Farmers Bank.
Hon. } Albright, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chant.
Nath. Ellmaker, Attorney at Law.
L. c. Reigart, Attorney at Law.
From tAs Laaeastsr "Hs,aid and EsGaiasr.")
Mr.. EpiToR;-Permit me to call public attention to the
newly invented apparatus for manufacturing wheat sdd
other hour, called Edwin 4 James N, Clarks combined
Grinding and BcIting, or Merchant FIGURING Mil, which
will shortly be exhibited in full operation az the Barrel
Factory In Duke Street, in this city, where all who ar,
DESTROYS Of seeing it will have an opportunity. had the
pleasure Of seeing it in operation, although it wn the frs,
| time it was started, and "a the inventors were only opera
ting with il for their own experiments, l am sorry 70 say
| was an intruder. The result, however, Was successful,
Judgment goes, and | have had considerable experience
In hour dealing, IL TAR surpasses any thing in the mill
kind now in use in every respect Isl. In the triaing
cost of structure. I'd. From the simplicity Of its arrange
ment, being all driven by one single SHAFT. 1t can be
attached 70 amy power 10 use at a mere rrife Of additional
expense. J. From its adaptation to the condition OF the
country AT large, occupying only the small space Of twen-
ty-one feet in length, by four wide. 1t can be placed In
me same rom wlIh .ns machinery y ana me siaal spses
work it will do with a small amount Of power. grinding
nv u Pom Frora ,hs per1ee, manner in vh,cb Il a.. !. vo,t
grinding and 4 bositins aud SEPARATING i ali Il the sam. time,
50 as TO make six different grades Of hour-extra nour, SUI
PSrnne ~ ~ = ~ sns,a.aan ~ 80
venuon, ! timed its speed Of grinding and the result wa
THREE bushels in naeen minutes. The French burr mill
stones used in this mill are only thirty inshes in dame
ter. This amount Of grinding Per hfteen minutes appears
L ,-Yn I .a f.xx La A.un - xAa n.rt -
asnoe wan' i an ! s ~. > Ivan N s ! n = AZ .pslA, non s sia
I uaa ou.n,,, "a - ri,en sn,irs .s,i.fss,ion T,
= iAgs au.u III ~ = TSqRpp ~
= narlS 70 suipa ovv,-v pu IA on ISss
Ma..r. rnwys 4 r N ct.sr.N
Gentlemen: Having CAREFULLY eisnlnsd the oen.sTue-
sonana ep s,1na = u Is ~ HHpsssns WTd : ,.sa o ,Inss
ING sna Dosns, :. III ,hrsS.1Ils MM' : 80 pasHs-
s'a,saso' a aSs d. Mn - A.
y 80 2e.. -
etss, ~ grouno 7 49, srsr. uu.Iaoi
~heal pei ~ -
- a.,r sb.r,, .hins,pas Nj ~. T.s.-
Peruns nosi, saiss'. aip..uds = IeS59
supernne hour Is Of an excellent quality, 49, yield
PEI Dasnei ! ~ : 80 o.1anpaSv~.ISa nuns
mocfsn = :, u ~ ~ ~ ~, !. = =
placed IN o9niNs = ~. M 49, " Eur ieet, WHICH,
Wneu ~ Iunnilg III ~ - ~ nm r.9uisne,
can pe easai rsanos-a 2 uanspo.na LoM one ptses 70
~. !. -. IissJ. = I, or, os .rdar "a 49, - !. NJ
yuelsy = !. n - nsx,iar,s,i. sssrs- ~ ~.
@ poTv = ~ ! cdas,,,,n y, ~ c.s,ntrx !, ! = -, ~
. = : an..r--sina ~ ~ = Y
!. -snSdr ~ 'oant . eApi-
"a ". .;,h l" s.,aaa ais Z. noui,n'
aon to any power now f. use s.. ! cannot bat think that ere
iShSl ~ II - e,uy rlaee ~
snnnlses.,d nsehinery bere.es5,s Ma w y
o0"pn Voar. ,ry,v sTSpHEn MILLER
- sInn.s
,.u,,s, ~. = ~ a I. J vi ~ ha1hsapaa.
l nereoy cer.ny = y NJ " s = ~. lave 9sd
2 Ib.snssen -nnnyn. i. 4 : ~ .oaih
aam. 49,. -, nn,n "a 800 = " 80
. Lssiys noSrs ~ ,toppans, = snoaaa : 70 CITY.
elgnI nouIs T TX - aassIson 'ua'
/, n.nIJr. Ths.sh y NJ, - NJ
osa n syss aisssa ysars' and yet 1 an saw a = trul Wt thu. / Ss,e
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