The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-07
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carsif,cstes, References and Extracts Of Let.
tars Of Reliable Gentlemen.

tnat il il cspap ofconyertiug -four, and that Of the
best quality ana Wthal, yielding niy as much Hour
wsy we unhesitsingis say that has accomplished all
that announced for il do The quantity Of wheat
ground the triad referred TO u bushels per hour
hs,h i more than we have ever known to done with
one tair eurrs in the best constructed mills IN our
country, any where else Thus rendering 1t oaer
the most superior and oil the Tor
the conversion whea, iato -four and which we think
must recommend itself to all who interested Ia the
milling business for its economy simplicity, aud small
amount Of power required 20 propel II, when compared
with the Touring mills, taking nto considera-
ton the amount OF work performed IN either case Tue
stones ON which the above mentioned wheat ground
being only so ineees diameter and making about $50
revolutions Der minute and the boiling OF the meal being
done tho same time so edeeusiiy s TO convert th,
wheat single operation into SIX different aahtes VT
-four aed feed namely-eNtra, suIerhne, nne and MD
ding nour shipstu and bran. Taking into the consiie
ration the excellent combinations OF the dnerent ISr
AZ the mill and viewing il think 1t is, not only
worthy the attention Of those about 10 engage IN the
milling business but fthose already SO engaged ON ae7
coun of the economy in the cost Of construction. the
small space occupies the greater quantity OF gram
l. capable Of grinding per hour which fully treble the
quantity ground If the four feet burrs now in
general use in cur county and that with more power
than apparently required for four foot burr, We would
respectfully say tc ALL whether interested In the milling
business or not call and examine for themselves
the and propretors Of this valuable improve
msnt manifest no disposition g dessiys The paois
William Miller Maehinist.
&c. Darlington Editor Of the Examiner and Herald
George X. Reed, Banker. go
A. W Russell Hardware Merchaot.
George w. sehrcver, publisher
J. lands, Attorney st Law
pavii BAR, Dry Goods Merchants
| r. Mo.ierweA, Forwarding ComAiission Merchant.
C, A Breneman, Practical Millef4 NSsStA
rheo fenn, Editor Of Independtns Wig.
John Wise. f.runaut. At Hr-z
Bartram A. shseIer, Attorney at Law.
John l.. Atee, M. ID.
John Black. Esq.
]. K. Pollock Mscsinist and foreman Of Chesnut
| st. Iron Works.
c. Anandas Ehler, Clerk Of Chestnut st. Iron Works
George sanderson, Editor Of Intel seaosr.
O. GARRISON, Cashier Of Farmers Bank
| Hon. J AIerighs, Forwarding and Commission Mer
| chant.
Nath Elltnaker, Attorney at Law.
n. e. Reigsrt, Attorney at Law.
{Eysu tks Lsneasfsy Herald aad Eaanizsr,p1
Ma EpTok:--Permii to call public the
newly iasented apparatus for manufacturing add
other -four called Edwin James NJ. ClaTks conline,i
Grinding and Boiling. Merchant FIGURING Mill, wkieh
viii shortly be exhibited In full operation ut this Ear
Factory Duke Street in this city where all who are
DESTROYS OF seaing II will have opportunity had the
pleasure Of seeing II IN operation although IL WAS the inst
time started and the only opera
ting with for their own expriments, am sorry 20 say
Was intruder. The result, however successful
therefore take pleasure in saying thar, ny
Judgment goss, and have hal considerable experience
| in nour dealing it lar surrasses any thing the ul
Kind nov in use in every inspect Ist In the trifin
cost Of ID tro the simplicity Of arrange
ment being all driven by one single shaft. IL be
attached power IN use at mere tribe II additional
expansa frnm It's aal tAfion to the condition Of the
country at large, occnEyin only the small space
ty-one iength by wide 1t be placed IN
the with other machinery, and the small
il rex e;ies will be missed. ith. From
work il will do with small amount OF power sriIisps
and boiling from twelve bushels OF wheat Fer hG
5th. Prom the perfect manner IN which If docs its work
grinding bolting separating all at the time
20 a to six different grades of hourvxrra o
perne -four, nns -four, Iniddiin zs shPsnfs and bmn
While witnessing the operation OF this wonderful iny
ysniion saasS Ma sad na Il Tie French burr NH
stones used in this mill only tfty inches In
Ter. This amount OF grinding hiieen MINUTES appears
scarcely credible, nevertheless true for sl
Il will AZ
formed IT, have given the nour fair trial and sold
large quantity and i A>s given entire satisfaction 1t
FLovR IssYEcrVKs ursIor PHIL ApKLPHIA April 10 Is55
| . Nsssrs. EDwzs & j. NJ. dAlx-
Gentlemen: Having earSsliy examined the eonstTu9.
ton and opegason OF your patented comb rind-
ing and Boiting Mercha FIGURING Mil, take pleas
presenting you and he public with the following
| statement ~ the result OF ny Investigation
With French Burr Mii Stone, thirty inches in diam
and bolted bushels OF
wheat per hour, making eissHisok and at the same
pertns -four, shorts, ship9 and brap: To and
supsrhne -four is Of srsnt sln,sty, and ths yield
modern construction. 1t occupies bat lifsle BE-
placed Of twenty fect BY fUk which
when in running order with ali the nachinv requisite
be easlY removed transported from place
anothsrhas complicated machinery about 1t, eons5-
quslily not liable 10 GET out 81 order and takes
tie powell and appears 10 be particularly adapted
and the condition Of the country lar e and frn
its cheapness Of construction, and OF CAM
TAI requisite 70 starr IL rapsty of grinding bonr
ken into consideration, with its portability and ads-
any power now in use, cannot but unk that err
long wiil be successfully established In every state in
the Union il IL does entirely take the place OF the old
complicated machinery heretofore used.
Yours truly STEPHEN MILLER,
Head Flour Inspector Of Philadelph
hereby certify that for the last four weeks have hal
in operation ono OF 4. ~ NJ. Carkis Patent Flourina
Mills have been running on average OF from ish
twelve hours without stopping and should do forty
eight hours requires 1t gives every satisfaction t
one ask. think il Is certain supsrsede all til,
old methods of milling. have been in the milling bnsI
CAM SAY havf
anything Of the kind perfection. liy,
in sOarg Chester bbauts, Pa, two miles from Parkers
burg, where run II daily, and will testif,
satisfaction oftha -four and bran. have trsyeles
through Of the Western States, and it supersede
i PRESTON WIGKERsHAM, Merchant Miller,
Extract from letter from, Mr. Lacklen, Brandywin
Miller the Foreman Of Mr.. " g 6pin who has Lease,
| the City Miils, Wilmington, Delaware
wnMIssToS, DEL, November 8, 1865
have tested Cark's Mill fully, and free say tina
it exceeds any mill ever run, ground ninetyeig
bushels Of wheat and made twenty three barrels an
twenty pounds Of supernne -four IL, which is
first rats yield for one hundred bushels. 4
Il CHICAGO, November IS, 1855.
This is 10 certify that have been furnishing power am
for the operation Of one Of J, NJ Ciarss Paten
Flour Mills Tor the last few month, and in my opinhn
u the best and cheapest mill in IL takes but it'll
power in comparison to other mills needing over 81:
horse powell and has run, since have been aequainte
with it, with no coat Tor repairs and in a. got-
condition now as when rst put up. cheerfuy rec
omnead ii to all who wish to engage in the ahnfactar
-four, either on large or small scale. 1t be set u
and connection with any other machinery such a
Grain Elevators Saw Mills, and by combining three
four sets Of burrs and bolts, will have a thai WI
do work than the large Merchant Of the oil
kinds, and great saving In every item Of expense.
CHARLES w. STEVENS.
CHICAGO, December i, 1855.
purchased Of r. 4 j. M Clarss Flour Mills. som
since, and after trial Of several weeks feel tina
scarcely speak OF IL In too high terms have bes
miller for twenty years, and free say that
better -four with this mill, and larger yield al,
with yself than any mill have eye
number u Inliers have been in it, and n
say they well pleased with its operation. 1t wi
grind with twelve bushels hour, and can be ru
with from four to SIX horse power. would rccommeD
milIers give il trial, and certain they sl 10
wish 70 return TO the old plan Of milling. ~
ELISHA McIIsSICK
; lHEcso0, December A. 1852.
have this day shipped by railroad my place M.ln
GIN. Grove Lee o., nI.,) Of CIarks Patent P0rtl
Pouring Mills, purchased Of Mr. H. AcRssick of Chic,
) which have seen running while in his posses,iou
and can say without hesriiion believe II 10 be III
bert mill Manufactured Of the portable kind both 70
convenience and performing the work good order AM
further, can say, after having Investigated sabiec
toA considerable extent have hesitation Ia saying
prefer small stones 10 lar ge the flour gel
orally VI lively nature and gives better satisfaction
he bakers. JOHNSON WHALEY.
I'll REFERENCES.
Il WIN Baker, Christians. pa SOD .a# ..s.@
IL David Rupre, Lebanon c., IA. ...a f.
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