Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12
sEiCkOk-S Patent Portable
KEYSTONE CIDER s. WINE MILL.
nLRASE take particular notice that this i

DLHAsE take particular mo'ice that this IS
an entirely ncr Mill. No expense has
been spared IN ItS manufacture the materials
the very t,si, aud are usl uusI7Jinry- Tt" ' J.
inrrs the rag 9Th Of thr tru.'r nui all
zinc uiac The top IuI,rI maI' O.! g1u The screw Is
two inches in tttu, ter with h.ays thread cut on
it. The beam oi tire press ls 10 I instead @; "ooi -
msl rig Ir. and ia" thread Of the nut cut for four
uoh, through IT. The power t tie pres IL very much
inrrea and h. broken 10y tar means. Tie
arrangement of the Tut ami other parts Of the press, is
very perfect The hoScs and hopTer are all dre tdef
together, the Journals in long bearings: and, last
ly. 'hc workmanship shall not be eNcelcd by any ma
chine Of the kind whstesrr-Icriecton being tie aim,
both in the arrangement and mechanical department.
Impro,t ,tineniS for r,,9.-Tho following some Of
the improvements added this year IN" frames are Put
together with joint bolts fywh"ul - inches in di-
instead OF Ii inches. has been added The form
Of the t"cth has been changed. so as TO make them
grind easier and rcrr. Entirely gearing has been
constructed aud the upper cylinder has been Eeaf.d
down So that IN connection with the teeth cyir1cr
shall grind much easier. With all these mprov"m nts,
1t Is believed that there Is no mill In the market that viii
grind fast or with 20 little IoWer morris there any one
that Is made in a better or more perfect manner.
All persons who have bren obliged to the old fash
ilnei nut mill, how noou,euitnt it is, aud
pccally those who have not large qUancs Of apples.
By baviu. this mill plantation farm, YOU
at any time, in n few minutes, make few gallons Of
sweet cider for present you very expeditions
y maAe up irW barrels. The Machine, well worked, is
capable Of making 70 barrels Of cider day, with
Ii is made to run by horse steam handPower,
and when the apples ground, boy Of fourteen years
o! age can press the IoEIace with all ease.
The following may be adduced as the deer
dcd advantages Of this Mill:
FIrd-it will make cider than any other press.
with given quantity Cf apples in a given time and
with much less labor aud trnse.
SeenL-lt will make cleaner and sweeter cider than
any old style mill.
Tsird.-You make the cider you want it. and
when you want aud IN quantities from one gallon to
barrels
F1u5ti-With it You can press your Currants Cher
es, tl Il ter. lar an
fut-With its use you can at all times have fresh
and sweet cider.
and use Of such Machncat rr.cc so low that it Is
within the reach Of alcan II he that any intelligent
Farmer would do without IT.
The annexed CONNENDI7ION is 4
specimen of the many scores received:
During the past winter, had several boat loads ofar
pies to make into cider, and procured one of "lchOKs
PORTABLE CIDER Mills ard found that, with two hands,
l could make eight and nine barrels OF cider aday
the only working ly daylight in the short days
Of winter. The mill not only Performed in the most per-
feet and satisfactory manner, but worked with remarka
ole and with small amount of power. tried 9TH
er portable mills but that worked with half the
speed Of 'LhcLofiS hcgsfoRe Csier MH;' and
safely recommend 1t in preference to all others
Harrisburg. June Id. 1s5J. CHARLES TuNIS.
Mr.. Cbaie, Of Broome county. New York. writes that
he, with one hand went from farm 20 farm with one oil
the.e Mills aud made over thousand tdrTtiso Of cider
i'll the fail OF ls5s.
- More than oSE HUNDRED Silver Medals
and Diplomas have been given TO this Mill
within the last four years.
The pioneer in the line, we claim tina, this
Machine is the BEST one IN the Market on
the following points:
ls l; will grind the easiest fastest and in the most
perfect manner.
ID The Press is the simplest and most powerful and
quickest handled. 1t is not hsmpered up with num-
Der of screws and heels, which create enough frc
ton to destroy its utility is well made and sold at
fair price
LCf-The Mill occupies about two-and-a-half
by three feet. four feet high, weighs $40 lbs,
every way portable and convenient. Price
SO. Address W. q. lilCKOK, Act
799n. FsC.o Works, Harrisburg Ia