The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

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HAVE, hsoaos ia u.,.utes. apd pyypr,e,ors Of ~
IN nnn Samss y. ClsfAs pa'eh'oo"D'n'a nun" : !
"os'sns " msrshauI ~~.
and MOI rishts and Mills for sale On favorable terms. ",
viii have ons. in operation and on exhibition In the cours
Of this month, when va advise all 70 cali and zee i, ant
ne, me- \, WI ~ ssyl ha q a ,cid me = s'e'sh' queen q ahe'a' IN
Miiiers. tsY,oers. Capitalists and spectators viii sot
tlis mill presents d rare chsnce for a safe, sure and prof
liable Investment.
This hishly ingenioos Ana mnc. nssaea 'ayentaoa
forms an entire new feature ID tne mAnnlactare 9. wneaa
into hour, and the splsndid manner ~ wnicn y PERFORM
It's work, grinding, Doltine Auo sepslsHng ny grsan ~
single operation into seven dinerent. ansiiIles q Yioa
and Feed, and that within : spscs 2. c.1y t a.s,aiy,. ,n n W.
in length by Dtf feet In breadth, 81 the rapidiiy Of orei
twelve busfen per hour on : mi ~ xryncn quit niln'
stones only thirty inches N aameter me oiain y con'
VeFltu y 5inBto .~ Hss -
Flour, Pine Flour, Middlings, ship stun, Bran and shorts
ut q single operation, any power os,ns appncao,c 70 PFC
pei II, from 9 four horse power W 70 any olnsr oeslleo.
The small spsce II occupies ~ouia NJ. Dc nisseo Wen
placed in = room with otner machinery, ana the IN All
amount " power y rsquEes te psoPoiY, ~ econony N
construction and ogefstion, mahss y css,san .nse3 ~
long, 1t viii supasneoe sno resofuuoni1s "A ouher siour
ing Alls. Inc mil u conpae1, suosesntai ana isnsgis,
not liable 70 get 9ut o. erosI. ~ spp,cAoie ~ y .ne
wants Mine woria, tnaI cveI. saW mn, iuDonIns NY
loccInotfveshop, foundry, 'orge, roilng mii, orany ousa-
Ing having . power s!lcsdy efectso, can nov nxso wltnIn
~ walls acomPiete nercn&nt FIGURING NM ~ . VT
CAUriox.-An persons In want of FIGURING Mills
throughout the sfats are aashed 70 Wsit sno con.e snu
80 our MIL In operation before purchasing: ana ~ PEI.
our rights, as We shall maintain them to she strict istfcs
Of the law.
These Nils viii make over fnts barrels o. tour s'er!
twenty four hours.
~Fos further particulars see ceItincates below andaadfesS
Ri .JACob WEASEk, Jh,, Co,
davenport june Ae,e S."rs'
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We trust that the reader will notice particularly that
these Letters Of Commentator are mostly from Practical
NTlers, or persons connected with the Milling business.
LANCASTER, January ~, 1866.
Messra. KDwIs i JAMES NJ CLARK.
Having Teen present at the operation OF your newly
patsnted Combined Grinding and Bolting, or Merchant
FIGURING. Mn, on the above date, ss previously snnoune.
operation, and examining the machine In gil its PARTS,
and the small space 1t occupies, being only 81 fest, BY
L. and above all, the extraordinary quantity OF wheat
that 1t il capable Of converting into -four, rnd that Of the
bsst quality, and withal, yielding fully a. much Hour
from the wheat ground - usually obtained in tho Old
way, we unhesitatingly cay that It has secomplished all
that was announced for it to do. The quantity Of wheat
ground on the trial referred 10 was IL bushels per hour,
which Is more than we have ever known TO be done with
one pair Of burrs In the best constructed mills In our
country, or anywhere else. Ihus rendering Il at once
the most superior and economical invention o. the age ior
ts conversion Of wheat into noar, and which We tnlnk
must rocomnend itseu 70 All VINO are inteiosteo N .Le
milling business, Tor is economy, simpicity, ana smeu
amount Of power required to propel it, when compared
with the common Touring mills. taking INTO consld Tn.
ton the amount Of work periorasd "a eitnef case. tne
stones on which the sDoys msnuonsa wnss. ~sssss aso
being only ~ ineees m aeqe.sr, sno MANS -. =
revolutions per minnie, and the bolting o. the meal beng
done ct the same time, 20 enectaaily a. 70 convey INC
wheat 1t 9 single operation INTO sx ainefeht auali'iss o.
-four esd feed, nameiy-extra, snpsihns, me ana ma
ding hour, sniPstan ana prsn. iasi.s n s;s = nars.
Of the mill, ana viewing II a. We think II Is, mol only
worthy the attention Of those ABOUT 70 engags IA .ne
milling business, Dut oitnoss aiready 90 enshseG On &C
count OF the economy IN the cost OF construction, tas
small space It occupies, the greater qnantity Oh gram ~
10 capable OF grinding per noar' wnienm nny sfsDle 'Ie
quantity ground on one d tne icNr ieet uuiIs NOV IN
general use in our county ana th1t WIN = uors Po"s.
than IL pparenuy.requirod ior atour LOOT burr, W Wouio
respectfully say &C all, whether interested ~ the milling
business Or not, TO CALL ana examine ior themselves, a.
the inventors ana pfoPrietors Oh tnis valuaois improve
ment manifest no disposition TO deceive the paoiel
William Miller, Aachinist.
Il. G Darlington, Editor OF the Examiner aud Herald
George x. Reed b.sksr. u~d
George w. schrover, publisher.
.. Lands, Attorney at Law.
David Bair, Dry Goods Merchant.
n. ModerwelI, Forwarding / Commission Merchant.
C, A Brenenan, Practical MillsrS
Thee. Penn, Editor Of Independent Whlg.
John Wise, !Y.ronaut.
Bartram A. shafer, Attorney at Law.
John L., Alice, N. D.
John Black, Esq.
]. n, Pollock. Maehinist- and foreman Of. Chestnut
al. Iron Works.
a Amandus Ehler, Clerk Of Chestnut 81. Iron Works
George sauderson, Editor Of Intelligencsr.
q. GARRISON, Cashier Of Yarmers' Bank.
Hon. j. Albright, Forwarding and Commission Mer.
chant.
80 Reieart. Attorney A. Law.
IFroa tfs Laaeastsr aHevsld sad Eaaminsr.v)
Mn. EDlroa:-Permit me to call public attention to the
newly invented apparatus for manufacturing wheat add
other aour. called Edwin 4 James NJ. Clark5s combined
GRINDING md Boiling, or Merchant FIGURING Mil, which
~iiI shorfIv be exhibited in full operation al the Barrel
GactorS in Duke street. in this civ. whers an who are
dsxirons Of SEEING il viii have an opportunity. ! had the
nisssure Of seeipe il in operation, although il was the frst
fina h ~ started. and a. the inventors were only opera.
I'm. Inv w;,b !, lar their oa expriments. / Am sorry 10 sy
Va zn intruder. The result, however, was successful,
and / therefore take pleasure in saying that, Is far as my
judgement eoas. and / have had considerable experiences
II se.y dsahna. IL far surpasses any thing in the mill
TIA nov Ri use in every respect. LIST. In the trihine
est a. structure. ID. From the simplicity of itsarrange-
o0s hsinc ali drivan nv one siuQie shaft, 1t can be
1890 to any pswer in use at . mere frine Of additional
1890. a From its adaptation 10 the condition ~ -t,e
- - al larre. OCcupyiug only inc small spa y haD6n.
ty-ons fssda IN length, by four wide. LEAN "a In
the same room with other mackeHfy a, and theloft Yspace
Il rccupies will not be missed. 4th. From the al count Of
work II will do with . small amount of power, grinding
aud boiling from six TO twelve bushels of wheat par hour
6th. From the perfect manner in which 1t does is work,
grinding and boiling and separating all at the same time,
20 "a 10 make ak different grades OF hour-extra nour, "a.
perhns nour, ano Hour, ~niddhngs, ~shipstaffs and bran
Willis witnessing the operation Of this wonderful inyen.
ysnuon. 1 timed its speed Of grinding and the result Va
three bushels in fifteen minutes. The French burr mill
stones used in this mill are only thirty inches In Diane.
ter. This amount Of grinding per nftesn minutes appssri
scarcely credible, nevertheless 1t Is true, and for an evil
dence viii, l am told, DO done at the next operation per,
formed on il. ] have given the Hour . fair trial, and sold
4 large quantity, and It has given entire satisfaction. II
10 hard 10 sarpass. A. fAIRER.
Flour INSPECTORS. OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, April ~, 1856,
Messrs. EDWIN 4 J. N. CLARK:-
Gentlemen: Having carefully examined the construc.
ing and Betting, OF Merchant FIGURING Mil, l take pleas.
mr. n presenting you and the public with the following
statement rs tho result Of my investigation:
With q French Burr Mil Stone, thirty inches in diam
eter, IL ground and boltcd from nine 10 twelve bushels o
wheat per hour, making clean work. and at the sams
time turning oat, ut q single operation, extra -four, So
psrans four, shorts, ~shipstufs and bran. The extra anc
super6ne aour Is Of an excellent quality, and the yielt
Der bushei il equal TO the large class complicated mills o.
modern CONSTRUCTION. 1t occupies but little room. can b
nianed in 4 compass OF twenlyoae feet by four feet, which
when in running order, with all the machinery requisite
can be easily removed or transported from one place 4
another-has no complicated machinery about ii, consS
ouently ia not liable to get out of order, aud takes but Liz
lie powey, and appears 70 be particularly adapted 70 tn,
wants and the condition Of the country AZ large; and freu
I'll requisite 70 start IL, Tapidity Of grinding Per hour, q
Ian into consideration, with its portability and sdapta
tiou TO any power now In use, ! cannot but think that err
long it will DO successfully established In every State IL