The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

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locomotive shop foundry forge rolling MILL or any bn
uc having power already erected, new have within
its walls complete Merchant FIGURING Mil the tfE
Nur xlense of from four to seven hundred dollars
CAuricN,-An persons in want of FIGURING Mills
throughout the State advised 10 wait and come and
zee our Mill in operation before purchasing aud all per-
sons are hereby warned from trepassng Infringing on
our rights shall maintain them To the strict letter
Of the law
For further particulars see certificates beowand address
Davenport, June Hawkeye Store.
Certificates, References and Extracts Of Let
ters Of Reliable Gentlemen.
W. trust that the eeader will notice particularly that
these Letters Of Concentration are mostly from Practical
Mlers, persons connected with the Milling Bushes
LANCASTER, January 81, 1886.
Mes.rs: EpwIS 4 JANEsM. CLARK.
Having present at the operation oil yonr newly
patented Combined Grinding aud Boiling, or Merchant
FIGURING MIL the above date as previously annonnc-
ed We do hesitate to say that atar witnessing Its
operation, and examining the machine in all It's parts
and the small space !, occupies being oniy 81 feet oy
4: an. above ALL extraordinary quantity OF wheat
tnst IL capable ofeonyertng iuto four and that OF the
best quality, and withal yielding iuii. as mue,, a
way unhcsitatiagiy that il has accomplishing all
that announced fer it to do The quantity OF wheat
ground on trial referred to IL bushels per hours
witch is more than have known TO be done With
one par bnrrs in the best constructed mills in our
country or aus where else. Thus rendering II at once
r. ns superior and age for
the conversion wheat into four aud which we think
must recommend itself to all who are Interested IN ths
milling business, for It's economy simplicity, aud small
amount Of power required TO prupel II, when compared
with the Touring Mills taking into considera-
the amount Of work performed IN either case Inc
st,nes ON which the above mentioned wheat WAS ground
being only 50 neees in diameter and making about 500
revolutions per minute and the boiling Of the meal being
done AZ the same tne eecuaiiy TO convert the
wheat At single operation into six different qualities of
dour aed feed namely-eAtra, superhne nne ana md
ding four shipstu and bran Taking INTO the conslde.
ration the excellent combinations Of the different pars
Of the mill and viewing il think it is not only
worthy the attention Of those about 10 engage in the
milling business but Of those already 50 engaged on &C.
count OF the economy in the Of construction, the
small space occupies the greater quantity Of grain
capable Of grinding per hour which is fully treble the
onantity ground on Of the four feet burrs now IN
general us in our county, and that with power
than is apparently required for four foot burr would
respectfully &c all whether interested IN the mining
business po call and examine for themselves Is
the inventors and propxas of this valuable improve
VIM. C. Pinkerton, Hardware Merchant.
William Miller, Machinist. @
&c Darlington, Editor of the Examiner and Herald
| George X. Reed, Banker
A. w. RUSSELL Hardware Merchnnt.S
George w. Schroyer publisher. IA zft
J. lands, Attorney at Law
| David BAR, Dry Goods Merchant.
r. Moderwen, Forwarding Commission Merchant.
C. BrenemAn, Practical Milles&
Thee Penn, Editor Of Independent Wing.
John Wise. Eronaut.
| Bartram A. shener, Attorney at Law.
John l.. Atlee NJ. d.
| John BLACK. Esq.
=. ~ fOnNAs MASahiss. anu idrliah ois Ihesuu'
9. AmAndus EhIer, Clerk Of Chestnut St Iron Works.
George sAnierson, Editor Of Intelliseneer.
q. Clarkson, Cashier Of Farmers bank.
Hon. J. Albright, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
| chant.
| Nsth Eilnaker Attorney at Law.
| Il. c. ReigArt, Attorney at Law.
| lFrem tia Lancaster Herald and Eaamiasr.'1
Mr.. EDrroRpermit to call public attention TO the
newly invented apparatus for manufacturing wheat add
other -four called Edwin James M. Clark's combined
Grinding and Boiling, Merchant FIGURING Mil, which
will shortly be exhibited in full operation at the Barrel
Factory Duke Street. In this city, where all who
DESTROYS Of seeing it will have an opportunity had the
pleasure Of seeing il In operation, although the rs
time started and the inventors only opera
ting with IL their experiments, sorry 10 say
was an intruder The result, however successful
and therefore take pleasure in saying that as far ~ m,
Judgment goes, and have lad considerable experieur
In dour dealing far snrpasses thing in the mil
kind In in every respect. lat. In the trinns
cost ID From the simplicity Of its
ment, being all driven by one single shaft. 1t can b
attached any power in at trie Of addtiona
expense Prom its adaptation 70 the condition Of TIL
country occupying only the small space oftwen
ty-one in length, by four wide. 1t be placed
the same with other machinery and the small spac
It rccupies will be missed sth. the amount
work 4 will do with small amount Of power, grindia
and boiling from six to twelve bushels Of wheat per hour
5th. From the perfect in which it does it, work
grinding boiting and separating all at the time
20 as to different grades OF houre1trs -four,
perne flour, -four, middlings, shipstuis and bran
vention timed its speed Of grinding and the result
three bushels in ffte1n minutes The French burr mil
stones used this mill only thirty inches in diane
This amount Of grad.ns per fifteen minutes appear
scarcely srsaiS4r nsYeTtaeess is true, and for
dence viii, Tsn tod hs done at the next operation per
formed on h The sa flour ,, fair trial ana '0
Is hard TO suSkass. e. A. FAlKER.
FLora INspsssohs OFFICE panADELPHrA, April 20 1855
| Messrs EDWIN j. NJ CIARK--
Gentlemen: Having csfeillly examined the cousruc
ton and operation of newly patented combined drind
ing and Betting or MeIe.nt FIGURING Mil take pleas
+, | statement the result 0f ny investigation: