The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24
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ters Of Reliable Gentlemen.

that II is capabil of eonSertiag into hour, and thst OF ue
best quality, anu withal, yielding inils Ss iaueh nov,
from the wheat GROUND as usually obtained IN .he on
way, we unhesitannsly say thar ~ mas aseonpns y W 81
that was anneansea iSs ! y ao, + 9u nshsl. y S%
ground on tne INA feierkeu = vas : : ousueiS I.,L
which = NOR. than We naNe = ri Il \, =" ~
one pan .. enfrs M te oest sons.tlssea ms - -
country OF aus !, y ! ~. enr
me hos ePSu .hsob .ashinl
the conversion q wheat wheat m into 81 n lSSa anna ! , nn $ n the
must reson.usu a ~ ~ .anan, simp,,rity. AMI small
smoant Oh power rslulsa y Rso,sin mt sonsidsr..
With the common hourius m, a. ~ ~ 60 Tha
non the anIoahi ,9 ~ NJ ~ man,ilnsi Wheat sas grs,nd
STONES u ny = ,ia,aa,a ana naking ahom, aal
being only 50 ineees IN diameter; anu hahins au1ui 10
revolutions pei minute anu ,ae 49, v.u - = sanxa,, tie
done at tue sane ane, = ene.su ~ = ,n,,,sss If
wheat al s,fse eiT.eI1a ."' erra,sns a.. and mid.
nour aea Iseu, LII ~ hSan Tslin1 into ,bs nsnsLie.
dling nour, snlissan a aaa 81 - iiesren, n.rt,
ration the eAceiieht ~ 1e - ~.
OF the mil, NJ van -. y in ~
worthy the attention ~ snese 800 y ensae ~ ~
milling business, = ~ ~" !. a 80 y ,asrsr,,oo H.
count I inc econuint n ~ - 49,, - S,in i
small space y YoupHs, ee $3.50 .h,.,a !" s.,iy ,rsIis III
: capable y srhihs : nt ,sa NJ = ~, tsa ,rrs NV in IN
quantity GROUND On !. "a az ~ -
general usem our couAtY, anu hss 80 ~
than Is apparently requfreu iot a I.uf oot pui, 1vua
respectfully say U si; "hs'aei 9 n
business OF not, sotAi ana ANN III. - ,.,rahL. in,rravs.
the inventors anu pfopfissoas "a uls n iua
ment manaess NJ ~" ~ 70 49,
VIM. =. fhaAes'on' h""
william Miiier' "asnAAsS u-a
&c Darlington, hal.ot N la AAAAiu W. W."
GeoIge IA. I'ssi' hanAsi,
A. w. hussei, HafoW'ue nerehant.
George v. seAro'eI, pupIIsns'.
]. Lands, Attorney ~ Law.
David BAR, Dry doous MeiSnsn1.
II. Noderw.Ai fUNaruhs ssvtA So Aeiehaa''
| Z. A BfeneHlans fIacueai Nhief1
Thee. Penn, Eaitor Of lndependsnt wing.
John Nise- dLonaut'
Bartram A.. shsaer Attotae! ~ La"
John L. AtIee, NJ.
| John Black, Esq. ~
| j. K. Pollock. MacsInLs,. and foreman Of Chesnut.
st. Iron Works.
| C. Amandus Ehler, Clerk u Chestnut 81 Iron Works.
| GaDrg4 sauupreUn. Editor OF lntclhgenCer. -
| G.. Garrison, Cashier of Farmers Bank
Hon. J Albright, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
Nath. Ellmaker. Attorney at Law.
&c. Reigars Attorney at Law.
tErem rae Lancaster Herald and ERamiRsr.g
Ne. EDIToR-Permit me to call public attention 70 the
\ newly invented apparatus for manufacturing wheat add
other -four, called Edwin ( james NJ. Ciarks combined
Grinding and Dolting, or Merchant FIGURING Mill, which
will shortly be exhibited in full operation at the Barrel
FACTORY in Duke Street, in tins city, where ali who are
desirous OF seeing it will have an opportunity. 1 had the
time it was started, and as the inventors were only ePera-
ting with it for their own experiments, | am sorry 70 say
L was an intruder. The result, however, was successful,
and L therefore take pleasure in saying that, as lar as my
! judgment goes, and 1 have bad considerable experience
| in hour dealing, it far surpasses any thing In the midi
kind now in u.s. in every respect. lst. In the trifing
cost OF structure. I'd. Prom the simplicity of It's arrange
menL. being all driven by ons single shaft. IL can be
attached to any power 40 Use at a mere tride Of additional
expense. B. PROM its adaptation to the condition Of the
conntey at large, occupying only the small space ofiwen-
ty-one feet in length, by fonr wide. 1t can be placed in
The same room with other machinery, and the small sYace
il rccupies viii not be missed. 4th. From the amount OF
work il will do with a small amount OF power, grinding
and boitiug from SIX TO twelve bushels OF wheat per hour
18th. From the perfect manner in which IL does its work.
grinding an. boiling and separating all at the same time.
% A. 10 make sir different grades Of four-extra -four, SUI
perine dour, fine flour, middlings, shipstufs and bran
Whie witnessing the operation Of this wonderful insen-
vsntion, / timed It's speed of grinding and the result wa
4 three bushels in fifteen minutes. The French burr mill
| stones used IN this mil are only thirty inches IN diame-
ter. This amount of grinding per fifteen minutes appears
scarcely credible, nevertheless il is true, and Tor IA eyi-
L. aeIaays Will. 4 Ain old. be Gone AZ the neXt Dbsfut non ANT.
formed 90 it. 4 have given the Hour a fair trial, and sold
a large quantity, andit has given entire satisfaction. 1t
Is hard TO surpsss. A. fAIkER.
FLOUR ISsPEc10kss 0yr1uG pHnApELPHIA, April 20, 1856
Messrs. EDWIN 81. MscLARk:-
lion and opersfion OF yourne wi patented combined q rind.
ing and Boiling, or Merchant FIGURING Mill, ! take pleas
ure in presenting you and fhs public with the following
statement as the result ofmy Investigation:
With a French Burr Mn Stone, thirty inches in diam.
e,er, il ground and boltsd frois Line TO twelve bushels Of
wheat per hour, making clean WORK, and at the same
4 time turning out. at u sinx1s OPERATION extra -four, su.
perine -four, shorts, sidpptuds aud bran. Theextra and
supernne nour is OF an e1rslient quality, and ths yield
modern construction. 1t occupies bat htlesoNl can be
placed in a compass Of twenty-one Teeth fear ket, which
when in running order, with all the m~achfnery requisite
can be easily removed OF transported from one place C
anothsr-has no complicated machinery about IL, conse'
qaently is not liable 70 get cut Of order, and takes but lit
tie power, and appears 70 be particularly adapted TO thu
wants and the condition Of the country at large; and fren
its eheapiless oil construction, and small amount OF CAPT
tai reauisite to start IL, rapidity Of grinding per hour, Ia
ken into consideration, with its portability and adapta.
ton 70 any power now in use, / cannot but think that er,
long ii will be successfully established in every state il
the Union, if it does not entirely take the place of the OLE
complicated machinery heretofore used.
Yours truly, STEPHEN MILLER,
Head flour Inspector Of Philadelphia.
i hereby certify, that for the last four weeks / have hat
in operation one of L. 4 J. III. Clarks Patent flourin.
Mills. have been running ii on an average OF from eigh
~ twelve hours without stopIiDg, and should do 50 forty
eiyit hours If requires. IL gives every satisfaction tina
one can ask. l think it is certain TO supersede all tn,
old methods of milling. / have been in the milling busi
ness over fifteen years, and yet / can say truly that l has
asyer seen anything Of the kind 80 near perfection. liy
in saasburg, Chester Gbunty, Pa, two miles from Parker
burg, where / run il daily, and my customers will testif,
70 the satisfaction either four and bran. have trasele'
through nine Of the Western states, and it supersede
any thingI have ever seen.
PRESTON WICKERsHAM, Merchant Miller,
Extract from a letter from Mr.. Lacklen, a Brandywinl
Miller, the Foreman Of Mr.. ', q uilpih, who las lease,
the City Mills, Wilmington, Delaware:
NiLaiSGros, DEL, November 8, 1855.
/ have tested CltTks Alili fully, and am free 10 say tina
it exceeds any mill / ever run. 1 ground ninety eigh
bushels VI wheat, and made tweniy-thTee barrels an
twenty two pounds OF supernne -four out Of il, which is
hrst rate yield for one hundred bushels.
CHICAGO, November Is, 1855.
This is to certify that / have been furnishing power an'
room ioT tls operation q one " u > Shfhs faleh