Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28
EiickGIS'S Eafeslt Portable
KUYSTOEE CIDER e WINE MILL,

KEYSTUEE CIDER e WINE HILL,
patented Nov. 20. 1853.
90 This is not the Mili sold in 1852. 1t all mills
in tine market in the and speed with which it
grind-, and il the great power Of the press.
nufactured at the Eagle Works, Harrisburg.
PLEASE TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
VNHAT this is entirely new miil-no ex-
pense has been spared in its manufacture
ali the materials are the very best, and are
used unsparingy. The Cylinders are almost
twice the length of the former ones ,and al, ,in-
cludng the top Cylinder, made of Iron The is
inches in diameter. with heavy X thread cut on
it. The beam the Press IS cAsT ioN instead of wood
j. made and the thread Of the nut cut for
roc. inches through The power Of the re is very
much incrcasedand cannet BE- broken by any fair
The the Tuband other part; of the Press,
is very perfect. The Boxes and Hopper all portrIL
ID ther the Journals ia long b.ariu; and last
ytIe workmanship shaiinot be exreiicd Ivy nraehne
Of the whatever. Perfection being the both in
the arrangement aud the mechanical department
persons who have been obliged to use the old fsh
toned nut Mill are aware how ineonvenieEt il is and
especially those who have not large quantities apps
By having this Sliii on your plantation or fryuu
at any time in a few minutes make few gallons Of
cider ior present very ped tou>ly make
up IL few barrris. The Maehe, well worked is ipable
OF making to Il barrels OF cider DAY, with
The machine is made to run by horse steam or hand pow
and when the apples ground small boy of four
wears Of press the pomae with all ease The
ing may be abduced the decided advantages OF
this mill.
rirst-I. will make more Cider than any other Press
with given quantity of apples in given timeand with
much less labor and expense.
Setondlt will make cleaner and sHeetcr cider than
anv other Mil.
Thiri-You can make the cider you want it, and
when want it, and in quantities from one gallon to
rourth-wth it you can press your Cnrrants Cherries
Berries, Cheese, Butter, Lard aud Iaiiaw
Eifh-With its you at all times have fresh and
cider.
With all the advantages resulting from the possession
and se such a Maehine-at price low that it is
rim he of be cont
Farmer would 10 without il
ACCOMMODATIONS
JAcKsI5wS, June 18th. 1854.
w O. IIrcK0K: Sri have one OF your Improved Cider
Mills the Mil last October and trial ground
fifty bushels apples per hour. keep the apples
twelve hours and two barrels
hour with / can recommend your improved
elder Mill all fruit growers for speed and saving of
labor make dirty five gallons of cider from nine
and one-haf h,isir!s common apples. The cider b-
pressed the youacu without using water Cider
will keep year when water is not used Al th press.
JOHN MCONBH.
81. Louis. July ~ 1853.
Mr. ". o. IIicKoK Your Mills Z here, and " Ia We
sold them tsie,raphed for twelve As they
kind. know they Will sell quickly alongside Of
them at s50-prite OF the other 500
We have OF the other kind but, as we said before
people won't lcok at them alongside OF yours
Yours Very Respectfully. wM VI PLANT Co.
YouScweM ,SsruwS. June I6. 1858.
Ma ". o. IIIcKoK: DEAR sI--It gives me great plea
sure l. nd my feeble Influence in recommendation
YOUR in aluablc Patent Cider Mill Any person ho has
made cider old process will quickly pereevehoud
they procure of your Nils, the utility anircon
oly OF yonr invention regard it ofte hest in
ypttious now in Although have had IL hut
year it has amply repaid for what 1t Cider
through of machines Is less ialdc
mcntatiop lie preserved sweet longer Shan that
produced through the old fashondd Mill from the very
fact that free from pommel which always has
a tendency aeity, and units il many instsnes for
dom, stic use. Yours. respectfully, " QulGLaY.
This is to certify that purchased of D. Lanrrth in
October lo52 one of IHekoks Patent Cider Mills. and
have had it in since Perfectly satisfied with it
myself have hesitation in pronouncng very
fu and ndis p-nsn be Machine to the farmer With it,
one man and boys make from five to six barrels
of rod cider per day. sny of my Beighbors have
purchased similar Machines. The Mil has been greatly
improved since bcugh mine. W q. WARD.
May IL. 1854 Ridley. D~leware County, Pa
hrrcby certify that have used ". o. iIickok's In
proved Cider Mil and consider valuable in
ye,tjci IN the economy of time The cider cleaner and
better made in the usual lam well pleased
with an should he unwilling to part with it for quite
a prem um on the advanced cost JOHN $ HALE.
duly 1854. Portland. Ct g
sa More than one hundred Silver Medals and D loas
have given Mill within the last four
a5-This Mill occupies about feet by feet. and is
high, weighing 81 lbs is every way portable and
convsnient.-N PRICE $40
p,,.u yoerr,ry >y.r .nn,y J.v;,hp-,