The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-11

Ing having a power already erected. can new have within
its walls : complete Merchant FIGURING MN a the srt
ding expense Of from four 10 seven hundred dollars.
CAprioS-Ai persons in want Of FIGURING Mills
throughout the State are advised to wait aud come aud
see our Mil in operation before purchasing, and all per.
soma are hereby warned ffom irespassing OF Infringing on
our rights, as We shall maintain them to the strict letter
These Mills will make over riny Barrels Of Flour every
For further partieai. rn ss s=srsiasasss below AID address
Davenport, June Hawksye Store.
Certificates, 1ssrsness and Extra ts Of Lot.
tsrs Of Reliable Gentlemen.
We trust that the seadsr Will notice particularly thai
thsse Letters OF Commentator are mostly from Practical
/ Nillers. or persons connected with the Milling Business.
Messrs, EDWIN 4 JAxrs N CIAaK:
patented Combined Grinding aud Boiling, or Merchant
| flouriug Mil, on the above date, - prsvtously annonuc-
ed. We do not hssasass 20 ny, snai after +. "i n & ~
and the small space il occupies, being ouiy q -, BY
sna above y, the eItr.ordinay quantity q wheat
tnat 10 b cspsbls ofconverfing iuto nour, and that Of the
s ssss I eSs .s.s spI ground = Usually Obtained IL Ii. old
~ = Va snnouncsd ss2l Il 70 DO. The quantity Of wheat
I ground on the trial referred to was - bushels per hour,
wstAh h more than We have ever known 70 BE- dons with
| one psir Of bars in the best coustmcted mills In oar
| country, or any where else. Thus rendering II Ut once
M m @ conversson q wheat into nour, and which We think
| must recommend itself 70 all who are interested IN the
milling business, for its economy, simplicity, and small
I amount 81 foWeh te1uASu " ffePS. ~
With the common Touring mills, taking into c~ousidera-
tion the amount Of work performed in either case. Tbs
! BEING ouly 50 ineses In diameter, and making about 80
revolutions per minute, and the boating Of the meal being
done q ths sAne time, % sdsctu.lly = 70 convert the
wheat at = single operation into sx different qualities Of
dcur aed fesd, nanely-extra,s upernne, hne and mid
ding nour, shipsrun and bran. Taking into the conside-
nncu The excellent Combinations Of the different psrts
Of the mill, and viewing it - We think il Is, not only
worthy the attention II those about to engage in the
milling business, but ofthoss already % engaged; on &C.
Aunnt ofthA ernunmv In the cost of coustructiOu, the
small space 1t occupies, the greater quantity Of grain II
Is capable Of grinding per hour which is fully treble the
quantity ground ON one Of the four feet burrs now In
general use in our county, and that with no more power
than is apparently required for . -four foot burr we would
respectfully say &c all, whether interested in The milling
business Or not TO cali and examine for themselves, as
the inventor and p~ropris.ors q ~. valuable improve
WIN. C.. Fullerton, Hardware Msohant.
William Miller, Machinist- 8t q
&c. Darlington, Editor Of the Enaminerand Herald.
A. ". Russsn, Hardware Merchant
George w. Shrover, publisher. al
:. Lsnsi, s. Attorney 4 Law;
R. Moderwea, Forwarding I comuis1su Merchant.
G. A Brsnsman. Practical Muller!
John Wise. Arunaut.
BAr,rsm A. shsner, Attorney VI Law, &
John L. Atlse, NJ. D.
il. Peloes, laesins,.. and foreman OF. Chestnut
c. Auandas Ehlsr, Clark " Chssnui St Iron Works.
George s~sndsrson, Editor Of Intslhssnosr.
@. GArkson, Cashier Of Famsu' Bank.
Hon. J. Albright, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
Nsth- ElmAksr, Attorney At Law. /
1. c. RsigAt, Attorney At Law.
IIrsn sIs LaaesSter "HsrslS snd Easuissr. ~
Ma. EDzfek-permit me 70 call pabaie attention 70 the
newly invented apparatus for manufacturing wheat odd
Grinding and Bolting, or Merchant FIGURING Mil, which
viii shortly be exhibited In fun operation As The Barrel
Factory 10 puks Street, In this city, where all who are
assirous Of sssing it Wi have an Opportunity. n had he
psaswsc Of sssing IL in operation, although It was the nrst
tina N yes started, and Is the INVENTOR were only opera
ting with for their own exprttnenH, 4 am sorry % say
| wM an intruder. The resuit, however,, was successful,
and ! therefore take pleasure in saying that, = fr = my
judgment goe, and ] have bad considerable experience
in dour dealing, 1t Tar surpAssss any thing IN The mil
kind now in use in every respect. list. In tbs triAing
COS. Of structure. "a, From rhs simplicity Of il sranss-
attached 70 any power In ass 81 9 mere tri6s u saAseasI-
expense. > From its s~daptsstou % the condition d ehs
country 1t Large occupying only the small space oftwen.
ty-ons feet in length, by four wide. It can BE- placed In
the same room with other machinery, and the small spaos
work Il viii do with . small amount Of power, grinding
and boiling from ok to tSslvs buAhsls 81 wheat per hour.
grinding and boiling aud separating al At the same time,
% q 70 make sx different grades Of bour-extra 6our, su.
gsass ass., ans s ,Ss s, n.aa.,.s :, , NJ. I'd ss.a:.
three basbsls IN nnssn minusss. IS. fsnch bur MIL
scarcely srsd.hs. sssssssss.fsMtssn. nd 6. = ~
ss.S:s ss 81 l. / an = Sasssss 6 e. e. . . is,r s sss.', .Ss . .:;a
arg quantity, asdh ~ Do fntirs s.iisa.sten: 1t
FI Ss1a IssrlcGon's e,Flcr, pa.AprlrHl., April q. 1855.
Messs. EDWIN 1 J. N. cIAAS-
Genrsmsn: Having areialltexsmInei the coustruc.
Ing and Betting. or Msrch.nt airing Mn, / Jake plsas.
ure in presenting you and hsSFph11 NIB the following
''e WIN = French r Burr Mn - thirty insLs. in diam.
etsr, Il ground and bolted fro Srn6A tvsfve bush6h. of
wheat per hour, making clean - I'D At the 49,
perans nour, shorts, shipssuas and ErsSS =
superins tour IL Of an excellent quality, Yield
per bushsi il equal TO the large class oomplcss8 mills Of
modern CONSTRUCTION. II occupies but little room. can be
placed In q compass Of twenty one tset BY -four feet which
when in running order, with all the machinery requinte,
can be Easily removed or transported from ops place to
another-bas no complicated machinery about ii, conse-
qusuty d not iabis 10 get quito order, and takes but lit
wants and the condition Of the country at large; and freu
bs chsapness Of construction, and small amount Of capi-
tai requisite 20 start IL, rapidity Of grinding per hour, Ia
ken INTO consideration, with its portability and sdapts-
ton TO any power now IN use, ! cannot but think that ere
long it vii be successfully established IN every State 10
complicated machinery heretofore used.
Yours truly, STEPHEN MILLER,
Head Flour Inspector Of Philadelphia.
/ hereby certify, that for the last four weeks l have had
in operation one of u. 1 j. NJ. Ciarks Patent Pouring
Mills. i have been running ii on an average Of from eight
70 twelve hours without stopping, and should DO 20 forty.
eghtbours II required. II gives every satisfaction that
one sxu AK. Ithisk il u certain y s.persed. all The
old methods Of milling. ! have bssn in the milling bust.
never sesn anything q the isnd % s..l p.rtsetian. i i've
| III hu1DUfk SOhHtyt 49, " Hlfios uUu RAJ korb-
burg, WHARF mn IL daily, and my cussomsrs Wal testify
70 the satisfaction ofthsir -four and bran. Ihave Travelled
through nine Of the Western States, and it supersedes
PRESTON wICKERsHAM, Merchant Miller,
Extrset from . letter from Nj. Laeklsn, a Brandywine
Miller, the Foreman of Mr.. v. C. Gilpin, who has leased
the City Mills, Wilmington, Delaware:
WnsIss.os, DEL, November 8, 1855.
] have tested Clsrks Mil fully, and am free ~ say that
itexeeeds any mill l ever run. ! ground ninety eight
baShsls Of wheat, and made twenty-thres barrels aud
twenty two pounds of superfne -four out of 1t, which h a
| hrnt rats Weld for one hundred buSheia.
CHICAGO, November 2s, 1855.
This is 70 certify that ] have bsen furnishing power and
room for the operation Of one Of u 4 J, NJ. Clark's Patent
Flour Mills, for the last few month, and in my opinihn 1t
is the best and cheapest mill in use. 1t takes but little
power in comparison 70 other mills, not needing over six
horse power, and has run, sincel have been acquainted
with il, with no cost for repairs, and seems IN ~ good
condition now a. when first pat up- L can cheerfuIly rec
onmead II TO all who wish to engage in the manufacture
Hour, either on . large or small scale. 1t can be st up
and run In connection with any other machinery, such a
Jour ssts Of BURR and bolt, sou vii ssss = NH . ta.s. viii III
DO more work than the large Merchant mills Of the old
4 ". stfEvEss
CHICAGO, December ], 1865.
purchased one Of L. & J. N. Clarke Flour Mill. some
time since, and after q trial OF several weeks, ] feel that
lean Scarcely speak Of IL in too high terms. / have besn
a miller for twenty ysears, and am free 70 say ti,ss / esn
make better nour with this mil, and . larger Weld. sns
run II with more ease 70 myself, than any mill Ihave ever
seen. A number Of nlleru have been in to see II, and al
say they are well pleased with It's operation. 1t will
grind with ease twelve bushels an hour, and can be run
with from four 70 siI horse power. l would ~seommsnd
| mluefh o give " Ihi, am odfthln they Will not
- ELISHA MsRIss1cx.
!, cHIcvao, December I, 1859.
have this day shipped BY railroad 70 my plsss, (Aelu.
gins Grove, Lee o., Ill., one Of Clark's Patent Portable
Rlouring Miils, purchased Of Mr.. z. MeRissick, Of Chica-
%, which ! have seen running while In bis possession,
sad can say, without hesitation, ! believe IL 70 be The
best mill nov manufactured ofths portable kind, both for
convenisncs and performing the work In good order. And
further, / can say. sftsr having investigated tbs subject
70 considerable extsnt ] have no hesitation In saying i
protsr small stones 70 Large ones, 10 the -four 10 more gen
srAiy ofs1veiy nature, and give. bsttsr s4ttsfaction 70
the bakers. JOHNSON WHALEY.
REFERENCES.
WmF Baker, Christians, Pa
David KugTe, Lebanon &c, pa.
samuel Hatfield, Phlsdelphia.
IL. Torrey. PhilAdelphAa.
James z Price. WILMINGTON. Del.
Joshua Beal, Batyn Rougu' L..
Thomas Beaver, Phusdeiphis.
DIP Forest, Bucks %, Pa
Augustus Limp, G0srpssy o.
4 DHson4a9h, AAysulls. ky
4 Grabrssl Bear, lancaster ", Pa
Herman c Guiss, Ph1Adsiphis
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John Mevsy, Han4s6sra,l Pa
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ga Tschse, salsm, ASksasAs
1 JAIME 3 Crsgs, Mason Co, Va
M Dss, ClsTneid Go, Pa ..l
Esuj Ednoeds, Butlsr Co 0
t " khh, haysvtle, Ky
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"a L Ride, scbuyik1l Co, Pa
ca Mason, Ph1adelptia "
bsyid Clxk, Msysvtle, Ky
I'D Ringer, AiszAadEtA, es
X b aa1, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Peut, Salem Co,
~ Ierrsy, Uppss ~ssndnshy, %
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