Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-15
IItckOk,s Patent Portable
KEYSTONE CIDER s. WINE MILL,


~ This is not the Mil sold in 1852 1t excsls all mills
in the market in the and speed with which 1t
grinds and in the great power Of the press
Nqouf,etured at the Eagle Works, Harrisburg.
PLEASE TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
yUNHAT this is entirely new mlls-no ex-
pense has been spared IN lis manufacture
ali the materials are the very best, and are
used unsparingiy. The Cylinders are almost
twice the length of the former ones,and aII,in-
cludng the top Cylinder made OF Iron The scT'~ :
Two inches in diameter with heavy y thread cut on
it, Tl, beam the Press CAsT IRON instaI OF WOOL
is made VERY HEAvY and the thread of the nut cut fr
rouR inches through it, The power oi the res. Is very
much increased and b- broken by fair means
The arrange.n Tuband other parts OF the Press
Is yery perfect The Boxes and Hopper are all novfAi
I'd together Journals in long bearings and last
the workmanship shall not be eAeeiled ny any
Of III. kind whatever Perfection being the AIM both IN
the arrangement and the mechanical department
All persons who have been Obliged to "" t- i Ieh
Toned mt Mill are aware how iBconvrn-nt II L. and
those large quantities Of apples
Bv having this Mill on plantation or farmyOu can
AT any time in few ninute make few gallons Of sweet
cider for Mt use: you exp'dtioUsy make
up few barrels The Machine, well worked capable
of making to IL barrels OF cider day, with ease.
The machine made by horse steam or hand pow
er and when the spples are ground small boy 81 iggr
vearsof can press the pomnee ~'th a EASE IN.
following may be abduced the decided advantages OF
Trst-It will make more Cider than any other Press.
with given quantity of apples IN given TIM aud with
much less labor and expense
Second-lt will make cleaner and sweeter cider than
any other Mill
when you want it in quantities from one gallon To
barrels
Fourth-wh it can press your Currants, Cherries,
Berries, Cheese, Batter. Lard and falio~
Fifh-wiih its you al all times have fresh and
swe-t cider
with all the advantages resulting from the possession
and nse OF such Nachne-nt price so low that 1t =
within the re,rh Of aean it be that any intelligent
Farmer would do without 1t
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JAcKSTowN. june 18th. 1854.
wO IIIcKoE SIR-T have one OF your Improved cider
Mills used Mil last October. and tIia ground
fifty bushels apples per hour keep ihe ground apple
twelve hours press out two barrels If ctcr per
hour with two men can resommeni your imPF. 'sa e.
labor can make thirty five gallons OF cider from nine
and half bushels common apples The cider can b"
pressed from the pOmacc without using water nov" Cder
will keep year when water is not used at th- press
JOHN A'CoNBE-
81. LOUIS. July -. 1888.
Mn W q UlcEox Your Mills got here. and have
sold then. and tee-raphed tT twelve NOR A. they are
much better made and better looking Mill than thr
other kind, know they will sell quickly alongside OF
them at s5O-rrre Of the ether go
We have six tn. other kind but. said before.
people won't look st them alongside OF yours
Yours Very Respectfully, HM. NJ. PLANT 4 Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June I6. 1853.
Mr. w o HCKOx; DEAR sIR-1t gives me great plea
sur. to end nv feeble influence in Recommendation
YOUR invaluable Patent Cider Mill Any person who la>
made cider old process will quickly
they procure your Mills the utility and econ
omy your invention regard 1t as one oiihe best in
y.ntons now in use. Although have had it but one
wear it has amply repaid for what it cost Cider
through Of machines il less liable to fer
m.naton and be preserved sweet longer than that
produced through the odfashondd Mill from the very
fact that free from pommel which always has
Tendency to acity and units it in many instances for
domestic use. Yours, respectfully, ". QCiGLEl.
This certify, that purchased Of D. Landreth, in
October ls5 IIiekoks Patent Cider Mills. and
have had il in since Perfectly satisfied with it
myself have hesitation in pruncuncug 1t very
full and be Machine To the farmer. 18th IT,,
one man and boys make from five to six barrels
of good cider per day easy Many Of ucishbors have
purchased similar Machines The Mill has been greatly
I improy,i since bough mine. W. q. WARD.
MAY IL, 1854. Ridley, Deleware tounty,Pa-
hereby certify that have used W. q. Hckok's I'm
proved Portable Cider Mill and consider it valuable in
venon in the ccoi0my Of time The cider iscleaner and
better than the usual way. am we'll pleased
with it, should be unwilling part with for quite
premium on the advanced cost. JOHN : HALE.
July LISA. Portland, Ct
w More than one hundred Silver Medals and diplomas
have given my Mill within the last four years
E0This Mill occupies about q feet 10y feet, and is
feet high weighing $40 lbs, is every way portable and
convenient.~ug PRICE SO.
Address, W. o. HICKOK, Agent Eagle Works,
Harrisburg, Pa.
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