Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-28
HickOk,s Patent Portable
CIDER & WINE MILL.

DLEAsE take particular noiice lnat .nis u
an entirely nev Mill. No expense ha'
been spared in IFS manufacture; Inc material:
are the very best, and used unsparingy- Inc
inders are almost twice the length Of the iorme. sna
0ucuding the top cylindsr) made OF iron Inc screv
two inches diameter with heavy tnIeaa CUT o0
it, The beam Of the press Is eust instead OF Wool
is made r7y harry, and the thread OF 'ne NJ; @
inches through it, The power of the press very ucH
and can mot broken by any fair mesps
arrangement the Tub, and other parts OF the
very perfect The boxes and hopper are ali dors
Together the Journals run long hearings; and last
w. the o.kmanship shall not be exceiiei oy any una
chine Of the kind whatever perfection osing .s az"
both in the arran cement and mechanical department.
| Imuroycments for is5g-The following are some Of
the im added this year: The frames are pm
together with joint bolts. fywbeei = inchssin M a
amet-r iDstead of 10 inches, has been added Inc or III
| o, the teeth has been changed so as TO make tnei
grind easier and Entirely gearing mas oeen
constructed and the upper cylinder has oeeh !,
down. so that in with the teeth or cylinder
shall grind much easier With all these improvements,
IL believed that there is no mill in the WI
grind fast with 50 little power morris there any ohe
that is made in a better or more perfect manner.
All persons who have been obliged to use the oidash-
ioned nut mill, how nconvenient II IS anu
recally those who have not large QUANTITIES. ol apPs'
By having this mill yonr plantation or iarm you cah.
1t any time in a few minutes. make lew RA'ous Vi
cider for present you can very exp-Ious
" make up few barrels The Machine well worked Is
capable of making to IL barrels of cider day. with
ease II is made by horse, steam or handpo~er,
and when the apples ground boy o' years
OF age can press the pcnlhce Win III easo'
The following may be adduced as the decl-
ded advantages Of this Mill:
FTs-t will make more cider than any other press,
with given quantity Of apples in given time, ana
with much less labor and expense.
Soond-It will make cleaner and sweeter cider than
any old style mill.
Third You can make the cider you want 1t. and
when you want in quantities from one gallon to
barrels.
Fourth-wi,h 1t you can press your Currants, Cher
ries Berries, Cheese, Butter, Lard, and Taliow
FVh.-with its use you can at all times have fresh
and sweet cider.
With all the advantages resulting from the possession
and of such Machine-st price so low that 1t Is
within the reach Of a-can it be that any intelligent
Farmer would do without il,
The annexed RECOMMENDATTON is a
specimen Of the many scores received:
During the past winter had boat loads Of fap
pies make into cider. and procured one OF 'ficHeks
PORTABLE CIDER MILLS, and found that with two hands,
l could make eight and nine barrels OF cider aday
the men only working by daylight in the short days
ofwner The mill not only performed in the most per
feet and satisfactory manner but worked with rearks
ble ease and with small amount ofpouer tried 9TH
pr portable mills bat that worked with half the
ease or speed Of "Hcioss keystone Cider NM;' and l
safely reeomme nd 1t in preference to all Others
Harrisburg, June l6 1859. CHARLES ToNis.
Mr. Cbaee, Of Broome county. New York, writes that
he, with hand, went from farm to srm with one OF
thrfe Mills, and made aoasdnd barrels Oh cider
in the sli of 1858.
- More than oxE HUNDRED Silver Medals
and Diplomas have been given to this Mill
within the last four years.
The pioneer in the line, we claim that this
Machine is The BEST one in the Market on
the following points:
1t 1t will grind the easiest fastest and in the most
perfect manner
ID The Press the simplest and most powerful, and
quickest handled 1t is not bsmpered up with num-
Der and heels which create enough fic
ton to destroy its utility 1t is well made and sold at