Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-05
= Am ENGINES FOIs THE ProPLriff

TEyhe BIamdys Portable Steam saw Will
isons m ~ most nnort,nt ana success nj IN
the sge; strictly portable requiring bulldogs masonry
readily transported two wagons; is SET down nh bed
bed in the earth cuts amounts lumber per day almost inr
BE 10 those who for the Performances
qures professional Engineers SsWyersi but is ads7d To-
the great majority Of operated by parties previous
IL uusequantea with the steam Engine or Saving 1t pays ows
and operators very satisfactorily nobody begds its
earnings flakes good lumber costs less than the oommones
Eysyaing necessary for actual operation except water and
fuel and the ms upon which 20 set IT, are FURNISHED with each
mill, unless Otherwise provided for
as assu ana successful TOT an otner purposes as saving lumber
IS Of any required poEa but Of uniform style and de-
sign, from The snaes. the largest, teer wood, sep
aaey or Mixed may be used for iu are used ior Tires log
grain, and for other farm and plantation work. and for all
Saw Mill or Engine have obtsinsd tie First Premium at three
successive Ohio State Fairs, ls5 1855 and 1883; TIE E Pre-
exhibition Notwithstanding the hard tess orders sd
increase aording the substantial evidence Of the estimation
I in Wlliol machinery Is held by people.
The peculiar features which render our Steam Engine 50
esfu and popular are patented and not now uei b. any
other builders.
Having very large perfectly equipped establishment
with ample capital and every desirable facility for he
aclure machinery produced at the very lowest cost
and consequently enabled 70 sell Steam Engines ct
them within thersach OF the people who use them.
Circulars containing descriptions, prices, &c, ustratedby
engrayngs with reports ofoPeraors, forwarded to an applicants
Our published statements Of operators selected from
business correspondence, and solicited As
dates and Postoeea always gyens srs o. enquiry may be
addressed to them
owEsrOx, Owen county, Ky, 9Th Dec. 1859.
Our Engine works up any speed desrs in fact We
often nave more power han We can and have to leave the
We use about half the Slabs but the other half in run
ming Grist Mill two days the make 90 bushels
per pair Of Burriss' 35 inch bur You
may think that fast hut it is and We run euring mill at
mill quite popular, not only Is saw but es mill and
must give the Baudy Portable Engnsl at least hall the
had but little trouble keeping everything in order with.
out the aid q maehins or engineer. had with
by attends the engine, and does it we'll As my saw We
cut just what peasebays terate OF I0 feet Der
| hOar. The off
in good demand, so that to this time get supply r
myself ~ MUSDAY
KEESE, Ooshocton county, o., 2lth Nov. 1859.
promised yen when was last at your works would
have the pleasure Of saying that have made ny word good. In
II neo[s my Drothsr ana myself vita john kisnsy
saws included in the time specifedaboye TIC SEWARD.
RUszElLvrLLE, Logan county Ky, I4tA Nov, 1859.
After nine months running, my mill has given
iul sitssetioni and all visiting it say they the ike
SANITY surrounded with large piles lumber which cannot he
hauled away as fast as make it. THO5 G. GOOJH.
snTHvuLE, DeKalb county. Tenn, Oh Oct, 1859.
We have become The owners o. the engine you sold to
Bull" WsealI Uld Brandy" for 1t is worthy OF its ates
name; and the world cannot be it, for We are r,9,@ So inch
with it, making nice smooth lumber We
moved it 4j miles up bank Of Cauey
Fork river and logs as large with it as 40 inches: and We
own logs out Of tie river I'd railway 40 feet
long and q est elevation We slso pump % feet high and
do al the same time It's performances deceive all that look at
-boh those judges OF engine, and those that
fools enough % think that il that thing
Wemean to attAcna grt mill next spring and all With the
pointer screwed down 70 70 pounds BOND < ALLGIER.
ELzAvnLE, KY, % Oct., 1889
You make the best Engine is made IN the United
stas5 call my Engine "Bue Dick, and since his arrival
here, be has knocked - Engines into gnsh0p and they
will soon be drank and shall Of them in this
part Of the country
tits settled point, and given up By seen Blue
Dick, ihatit far ahead Of anything introduced into this
part Of the State Blue Dick the FIRST the Fair o.
the Horh Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
last menthi and was immensely popular with everybody.
Since our farmrs have Blue Dick hched Ihrehing
Machine they all want him next year. but he can't hreh them
all in week tEO 50 is talking, have have
mate for AIN. JAS. 7. JOHNSTON.
Murray, Galloway county, Ky, Ist Nov, 1879
have sawed FOR togetbsF seven, eight
thousand feet Of lumber per day In ten successive days, cut
1880 feet which valued 900 mill
with good logs sawed 1900 in l0IS The
the mill show what state to be true
ABEL HALL, Operator Nance Mil
Lad CREEK, No, Eth Oct, 1852
Our Mill is still doing tine, making very nice smooth
lumber, cutting all the logs get and
las deceived the old fashioned nl the Of anything
They cent how is that has much power and
sso little. But they have acknowledge any
mill they ever saw big or little @. & S. DILLON.
Orders, visits, and correspondence SOLICITED Address
H. & p BLANDY,
Blandys' Steam Engine Works, Zluesvle, Ohio.
III ? Railroad, Steamboat and Canal facilities for Transports
ton TO all parts OF the United States from cgy.
IL When writing to Us please give address, post
othce town. county and Stat written plainly II reply
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