The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
THE NEW PATENT sAW-MUL.

Patent invented l. Mr. Beni Ffazee experienced mechanic, for which he patent, dated October Is, 1853, which time nearly hundred of them have been put in operation in different parts of the United sates and their value and efficiency thoroughly tested by practical experiment. IL has been examined by hundreds of the best mechanics and maehns in the country, and it has been admitted by all that for cheapness durability and efficiency it is far superior anything of the kind before produced, and it must eventually take the place of nearly all the mills in We purpose in this paper give plain statement of its constncon advantages, pces, and all particulars which those interested would wish know before purchasing.
 ITS CONSTRUCTION.
 It composed of eight pieces of timber from five to eight feet long, pieces of plank from four feet long, and about fifteen hundred pounds of iron, besides twoong bed pieces carriage small wooden fixtures pnlleys, etc. The up and down saw six and onehalf seven feet long, is used without sash-gate muey and will timber of the largest smallest It is very simple in that has but few bearings and equenty but little friction and will therefore require much less power drive than the complicated mills in general As much of the cumbrous machinery of other mills, large heavy frames sash gates, is dispensed with this, is much less liable get of order; while its simplicity enables of ordinary mechanical ability repair build The of repairs required with usage of insignificant import Another advantage of ths mill work superior smoothness and ness away less of the lumber than other mills The power usually sold with it is simply constructed efficient and durable portable steam engine of horse power, with cylinder from to eight inches m diameter and fifteen inch stroke, together with locomotive boiler long, with thrytwo inch tubes six feet long The front fire box is three and half feet in diameter and four feet long The front and tubes all heating surface The engine and boiler together weigh about 4OO0 They especially for this mill and of requisite power drive it with sufficient rapdity thousand feet of ordinary inch boards in every t"eHour hours We supply larger engines and boilers with the mill, sell the mill without power, when desired. The whole affair." shipped by be at work in day after 1t Is received at any given place.
 PROBABILITY.
 One great point of superiority the mill is its portability he with which he moved from place place, taking the few pieces with which composed to the logs, instead of hauling logs from long distances the ml. This fact regard the ml renders the purchase of it. in all cases safe investment, it will always be saleabe property. The whole establishment weighs about 6,500 pounds aud with three oxeam be easily moved at the rate of from thirty forty miles per day Thus, when has done its work place, it ready either upon the mountains the valleys, wherever the forest may require its labor.
 HOW MUCH DO.
 Any of these mills, with eight horse power to drive capable of cutting six thousand ordinary boards every four hours may be made to do much more than this, by extraneous effort.
  We furnish these mills with bolts, screws beltng fory eight feet of segmen for carriage, and everything all ee excepting long bed pieces and the carriages also engines and boilers all complete, at the following prices For Mill without power,. 45O %
 '' with ten horse power !25o 00
 fifteen ' ......-......-..-... leO0 OO The segment we furnish for carriage sufficient long, but when it is desirable to timber that length, an extra charge Will be made for extra length of segmens draft carefully explained th SO may readily accurately put together The above a our lowest cash terms confidently believe that tht universal verdict of the practical Saw mill men of the United States will be- that is the cheapest mill m the word 1ne hardly county this continent where one or them' P" operaon will than pay for itself Tn less thai months Some of those now in operation in the yves tern States are clearing forty dollars per day over all eA pense.
 crcuar saw for laih and other light saving be hed with very little expense, and some parties have added small grist m and the whole was worked w'thou extra power.
 To those who would wish buy Rights, we would say tha this of the best patents that can be iound ihefe arr SIX thousand saw-ms built in the United states every year and this patent will increase number for thousands cal have mill who could not when the cost of steam mil was four or five times what charge for this one.
 The price of Rights ranges from five hundred to two thou sand per county depending upon amount of lumber an population.
 For Mills and Machinery the money must be received deposited here in St. Iou before they shipped Fur ehasers arrange with banker their neighborhoo 10 make necessary deposit here for them Most of ou orders for Mills coming now from places where some en iepisng had in operation, and tested it o th satisfaction of the lumbermen of the region.
 Of all the parties whom the mills have been sold, one has expressed dissatisfaction, regretted making thu purchase; from all where these mills have beer 'eAled, having calls for more-
 Strangers respectfully invited to call at office, We will direct them of these Mills operation in th