Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12


10 This is not the Mill sold in ls52 1t excels all mills
in the market in the and speed with which it
grinds, and in the great power Of the press
Manufactured at The Eagle Works, Harrisburg.
PLEASE TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
YTHAT this is entirely new mill-no ex-
pense has been spared in its manufacture
all the materials are the very best, and are
used unsparingly. The Cylinders are almost
twice the length of the former ones and Him
cluling the top Cylinder. made Of Iron The is
TWO inches in diameter with heavy Z thread cut
it, The beam OF Press is instead of wood
made VERY HEAVY, and the thread of the nut for
FOUR inches through it, The power Of the Press very
much and cannot be broken by any fair
The Tuband other parts of the Press
very perfect. The Boxes and Hopper all DovErN
Ed together the Journals run in longbearngs; and last
w. the workmanship shall not he eXceed by any machine
II the kind whatever Perfection being the aim, both in
the arrangement and the mechanical department
All persons who have been obliged to use the odfSh-
lone. nut Mil, how inconyenient il Is, and
especially those who have not large quantities of apples
BY having this Mill plantation farm, can,
any time,in few minutes make few gallons OF sweet
cider for present you expetioUsly make
up barrels. The Machine we'll worked is capable
OF making 6 TO Il barrels of cider day. with
The machine is made to run by horsc, steam or hand pow
er and when the apples ground small boy of
of press the pomace with all ease The
following may be abduced the decided advantages of
this mill.
Frst-It will make more Cider than any other Press
with given quantity of apples in given tineand with
much less labor and expense.
SccOnd-lt will make cleaner and sweeer cider than
any other Mill.
Thrd-You can make the cider as you want it, and
when you want it, and in quantities from one gallon TO
fourth-wi,h it you can press your Currant Cherries
Berries Cheese. Eutter, Lard and Tallow.
Ith-Nthits you can at all times have fresh and
sweet cider
With all the advantages resulting from the possession
and such n Machine-at price so low that it
within the reach of allcan it be that any intelligent
Farmer would do without it,
ACCOMMODATIONS
JAcssTuwS, June 18th, 1854.
". O. HICKOk SRI have one OF your Improve Cider
Mills used the Mil last October, and on trial ground
fifty bushels farple per hour keep the ground apples
twelve hours and can press barrels Of cderper
hour with two men: ean recommend your improved
Cider Mill to all fruit growers for speed and saving Of
labor. make thirtyve gallons of cider from nine
and half bushels common apples. The cider be
pressed from the pomace without using water Cider
will keep year when water is not used at the
JOHN MC0MBE.
Nh. W O. HcKoK Your Mills got here, and we have
sold them and teegraphed for twelve As they
much better made and better looking Mill than the
other kind. know they will sell quickly alongside Of
them at s5o-rrice of the other s35.
We have six the other kind, but, said BEFORE
people won't look at them alongside Of yours
Yours, Very Respectfully, WM. NJ. PLANT Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., June I6, 1858.
Mr.. ". o. HIcKoK: DEAR SiR-It gives me great plea
sure to lend my feeble influence in Recommendation
YOUR inv aluablc Patent Cider Mill Any person who has
made cider by old process will quickly perceive shoud
they procure one Of your Mills the utility
omy of your invention regard II ofthe best in
yentions now in use Although have had it but one
year It has amply repaid for what it cost. Cider
pressed through one of your machines is less liable
entaton and be preserved sweet longer than that
produced through the old ashiondd Mill, from the very
fact that free from pommel, which always has
tendency acdity, and units it in many instances for
domestic Yours, respectfully, W.QUlGLEY.
This is certify, that purchased Of d. Landreth, in
October, 1852, one of ckok's Patent Cider Mills, and
have had it in since. Perfectly satisfied with it
myself have no hesitation in pronouncing it avery
ful and indispensable Machine to the farmer. With it,
man and two boys make from five to six barrels
of good cider per easy Many Of neighb0rs have
purchased similar Machines. The Mill has been greatly
improyed since bough mine VIC. WARD.
May II, 1854. Ridley, Delaware County, IA.
hereby certify that have used W. o. IIckoks I'M
proved Portable Cider MILL and consider it valuable in
vention the economy time The cider iscleaner and
better that made in the usual way lam well pleased
with it, should be unwilling part with it for quite
a premium the advanced cost JOHN s. HALE.
July l, 1854. Portland, CT.
90 More than hundred Silver Medals and Diplomas
have given my Mill within the las. years
HsThis Mill occupies about 2 feet by feet and is
feet high, weighing so lbs is every way portable and
eonvenient-d1 PRICE $40.
Address, W. o. HICKOK, Agent Eagle works,
" Harrisburg, Pa.