The true Democrat., 1856-05-20

LNRAZEES Patent Upright Saw Mill, invented by
 Mr. Benl trazee, an experienced mechanic, for which he received letters patent, dated October ls, le53, which time nearly hundred or them have been put in operation in erent parts of the United States, and their value and efficiency thoroughly by practical experiment. It has been examined by hundreds of the and machnists in the country, and it has been admitted bv all that for cheapness, durability and efficiency far superior to anything of the kind ever before produced, and eventually take the place of nearly all the mil use We purpose in this paperto give plain statement of its construction its adv ansges ruce and all particular, which those interested would wish to know before purchasing.
 CONSTRUCTION.
 It is composed of eight pieces of timber from five to eight feet long, fo pieces of plank from ou long, and about fifteen hundred pounds of on besides two long bed pieces carriage, small wooden fixtures, pulIeys The common up and down saw, six and half seven feet long, is used without sash gate muey and will saw timber of the largest or smallest size. It very simple it's construction that has but few bearings and eluenv put little friction, and will therefore require much power to drive it than the complicated mills now m general use As much of the cumbrous machinery of other nlls such large heavy frames, sash gates, etc, is dispensed with in this it is much less liable get of orde while its simplicity enables any of ordinary mechanical ability to repair or build it. The of repairs required with fair usage of insignificant import Another advantage of this mill is that its work superior smoothness strag ness, and that cuts away less of the lumber than mills. The motive power usually sold with it is simply constructed efficient and durable portable engine of ten horse power with cylinder to eight inches in diameter and fifteen inch stroke together locomotive boiler about twelve feet long, with thy-two inch tubes feet long, The front fe-box is three and half feet diameter and four feet long The front and tubes are all heating surface. The engine and boiler together weigh about 1000. They especially fr this mill and are of requisite power to drive with sufficient ap to cut six thousand feet of ordinary inch boards in eyer twentyfour hours Wesuppy larger engines boilers with the ml or sell the mill without power when desired The whole affair, as shipped by us, be work in one day after 1t IS received at any given place.
 ITS PRoTABI One great point of superiority in the mill is its portabi the ease with which can be moved from place to place taking the few pieces with which is composed to the logs instead of hauling the logs from long distances to the m This fact, in regard to the mill the purchase of all safe investment as will always be saesb property. The whole establishment weighs about GN pounds aud with three easily moy ed at rate of from thirty to forty miles per day. Thus, when done its work at one place, il is ready on ei upon the mountains, in the valleys, wherever the fo may require its labor.
 HOW MUCH DO,
 Any one of these mills, with eight horse power to dre is capable of cutting thousand fee, ordinary boards in twenty four hours may be made to do mu more than this by n extraneous effort
 
 We furnish these mills with bolts screws belting for1 eight feet of segments for carriage everything all plete excepting two long bed pieces the carriage engines and boilers all complete, at the following prices '' . th mhout power. +S "lth ten horse power .................... 12J N
 hlteeh .................... loW M The segments furnish for carriage are sufficient 10 timber twenty -four feet long, when it is desirable timber more than that length, charge will be mi Tor extra length of segmens. draft carefully expaau and numbered will be sent with each Mill so that the Du1 may be readily and accurately put together The above our lowest cash terms, md we confidently believe that universal verdict of the practical Saw mill men of the Ua states be- that it is the eapest mill in the world The IS hardly county this continent where one of In operation, will not than pay for itself in es two months, Some of those now in operation in he Ws tern States clearing forty dollars per day pense
 circular saw, for ath and other light saving can be tached, with very little extra expense, and pass added small grist m and the whole was worked wli ! extra power.
 To those who would wish to buy Rights, we would say this is one of the best patents that be found There six thousand saw mills built in the United States eyer and this patent will increase the number; for thousands have mill who could not when the cost of steam four five times what we charge for this one The price of Rights ranges from five hundred 10 two sand per county, depending upon the amount of umbs population. For Mills and Machinery the money must be recsiys deposited here St. Louis before they are shipped chasers arrange with banker in their eigbb to make the necessary deposit here for them. MOs orders for Mills coming from places where ors terprising men had set in operation, and tested satisfaction of the iumbermen of the region. Of all the parties whom the mills have been sold one has expressed dissatisfaction, regretted mak purchase but from all sections where these mills have tested, we are having calls for more. Strangers respectfully invited call at our office we will direct them of these Mills in npeaioa city, which is now being visited by large numbers ever We would suggest to those living distance, who'd" personal examination, that they write to iiead Lonls to make the investigation for them. We have made nangements with the populaf anu I known firm of kINGSLAND < CupDy, Broadway fyI of this city, Tor the extensive manufactoy of these
 All orders must be addressed to DR. A. C. BRAuOTy
 St. Louis Proprietor for the Western and Southern States.
 April 29, 1856. ly