The true Democrat., 1857-03-03

EAti4CfF. We VIII state tudt ltS lrOAuctNl tfn re>uit of the combined efforts of several of the prae;iea inachusts and experienced saw mill men il the country.
 During the last few years we have examined many new inventions and appliances in this cUnuec,ion aIi, have consulted with several thousand mechanics fully experienced in the use of machinery for tn, manufacture of lGmber. During the last year W, have sold and shipped to various parts of ths conti- nent nearly one hundred steam mills. the results O which have afforded a large amount ot practica information. 70 the difficulties to be overcome th, defects which have to be guarded againsr and the objects to be obtained n machinery ot this character The mill nnw offer does no. claim it's superiority from any single improvement or patent which it may enhrace bur a~ combination of all the most valua ole improvement. which could be included within ! >inee machine. added to which arc several new ap- piiauces lately patented. and others for which pat cns have been applied for. IL ha. been thorough, and practically tested, snd has ,een examined by [ large number v well known scientific and experi- publish, al o- whom pronounce il simple in it. construction, more dGra5ic and more efficient in 1t, operation than any mil ever before produced
 The Motive Power.
 The engine and boiler. wbich have been plsnncf anj constructed for driving the 'Colnbinatinn Nil are so compact and eubs.Eutiai and 50 easily man. arad tha' anct every extou-iv. firrner CT planter wonld fni thain l> cUnveuen; and valuable for Il, farm q plantation span of horses yoke of oxen M one n@d De 3clerred from becoming the po.seaso oi lns il1Iye power ny apprehension. oi difficult, in running or t.king care oi it. for t s 90 snptet as to De 'Fi,fin The comprehension of any udiciou person. who #i.l note :ae instructions always far ni-hel w.-a it.
 The Engine.
 fl'- engine is nine fec: long has an rlt inch cvi iAder ecEreen .nrh stroke with feed puu att.rhe, to anq operate. ny tic ueinc. The driving put .ey which ~o serves for balance wheel. i- fest in ii aI;-ter an5 ,ac in-E face.
 boiler f long containing Al trhes + inches in diameter at. six faat Iang The shell ls A iuche- in diameter The f1e bX @j ilclcs long and 2 inches wde sniol X ppa IS Inches in diameter and B feet long.
 The 2, zine and boiler which no u-ua'lv fnr nsh. may he rated at fourteen horse power which i sTiteier, v drive He mil. together with crcuia saw. -.tnC'e mill small Grist mill CT other ma ehinery of < similar character. A. surplus power slwafs "t great advantage. this is the power " usually furnish with ]e null.
 FrictS.
 "e furnish these m..l- and powers as describes above. including ai the screws. noIts bcing, grat bars. raw. pump wrenche.. crow1ars sud .yerythini nece@~ary 70 oo used about the mills in runnnc eycepng the two long bed pieces a1d the 'yood wor "t 1a carriage. which cru easily be made 9iywhere Ite wao.c pUt uP and boxed, sud delivered in thi ely "n hoan. tle desired transportation line fo sic5o. with the ad3i-iou of ire sf from Sc.y York say sI21.
 To parties desiring larger power. we vin f7rnis db HftI lftt-F fE riEJL-eH horse power. con st1uctet ii The -swe style a- tho above with mi containing eigl, :eot raw, and c.ier uart. cores pondinc- lur 2.OO0.
 I've above are crr lowest cash terms, payable o delivery in the city
 Portability and Freishtage
 The mill and power d. described above. all com plete weigh five tons. follows:
 Boiler. with connections, ,............ 3410 lbs Engine ne...................... 94ao 8iiI,- ....-..: .............-... 4.290 < The whole establishment. with four or five yoke c oxen. either upon carts. wagons or tr cks can b easily moved at the rate If from l5 2l miles ue day. The euJlre machinery can be taken apart an put together again in q very few honrs time Thu the necessity ot moving the logs long distance to tn mill. is entirely obv;ated. a it - lnuoh chaarer [ move tho min to tho logs. As it will be lcrei 1el here k no mason work required, and no building unls-- the parties chose to erect rough she, to p-o tect Y and the operators from the weather.
 How Mnch it wilt Do.
 The speed ct this mill is about three hundre strokes ot the saw ier minute. aud the feed from to s4 fan inch forevery -roko dependinq upon h character ot tAe timber. Thus, at t medium speed the aaw woul cnt through q log twelve feet long il from one 70 two minutes.
 From th, data any practical man will sec that F capable o cutting about 3jC0 feet Of inch boards r hours.
 T. will saw more rapidly than any Mil we hav, ever seen while its adHantage over the circular Mil i-' -iie ~ lN clcdper. Tc0UireS less power N much less liable co ger ort of order is much les expensive to repair when damaged makes les. i'm perfect work wastes less in cutting k rD, dnnrerou 10 the parties attending it ike the crcuar mill anf iS capable ot cutting nU larger timber
 ne segncnts and friction which we furnish for tb, carnage are sufficient to logs twenty .forr fe. long An extra length vii! be sent when desired and an extra charge made The nump sen k yrorlal " the engine and j. sufficient to r.isa ,votar b,,, twenty Feet. here t is desirable to raise water t, supply the boiler. from greater depth force nm, will be furnished and an extra .harpe made f,I + Dia"ingS and full explanations are sent with aacl inii!, also complete model. showin. All .bo ,,a,. TuS together on small scale, with each part nm oered the same a. the corresponding part on tba ma chnery of he mill. Thus assurance is rnaJa 6onii sure that TO one fail to pnt up the mill and r; 1t without trouble ;" The Combinstion Mill is confidently ofrored in .b pupile a> tAe most simple. efficient and practical ro eniEe Tor manufacturing lumber. ever produced.
 faines desiring to see one of these Mill. in onera ton before purchasing can do so by calIing m s . St nIs: also. parties desiring 70 have their nil for Warded to tSe.s from New Orleans La can he oc eommoda,s< she endeavor to keep them con,tant ly on hand. there ds ,ceii as here
 hen convenient for purchasers 10 send in tho; orders week or two in advance Of the time they wan the mill shipped we would respectfully ask them f do 10. No mill is considered ordered until a. least sloo paid on it.
 All orders should be addressed to
 DR. A. G. BRAGG, Sole Agents for Western and Southern States.
 Corner sd and Market streets NOV p '5h- 5rn St. Ioui- Mo