The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21
VICTORY Mill FOR 1865 4 1861
TO FARMERS, MlLLERs, &C.

TIME undersigned is prepared to furnshvlCTo-
i EY" MILLS, and such terms as cannot fall to.
give satisfaction, The demand Tor these MILLS during
the past four years, in Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Iowa, has than cxcei!ed the expectations OF the
agent.
The undersigned will let any person, on being sat-
isfed OF his responsibility VI running Hour mill,
mill thresbing machine living within reasonable
II MGss IF Rsiiroad. have MILL on trial rom one
paid for grinding meal feed, the to be run At
least three days i'll each week.
The vlcToHY' stL. srnds corn meal and Graham
Hour for family u,e in the ear, oats, &c, At The
rate q" from eight to forty bushels honr according
to tao size OF the MILL The power required ranges
from two-horse tread power iy-horse. wa
ter power being preferable the number OF revolu-
The ROXY" occupies hut little space, ana can %
run by any ordinary farm hand.
do sfa1 s n Accident Ss e.
for dollars. reversing the motion shaspens 'ne
GRADING plates. o.,,.
Pa t,ntcr. ignei viii pay to any one sendihs easn
esier l'r EoRy' commission OF ten er cent
lin and Minnesota to hsrsi eoniu.sion
will be given. nortur;her particulars scf,a 4ar cir
euIar con tanning wood cats aud fa instructionS@s
running the MILL al With testimonials from owners
| OF -four mills, LUMBER manufacturers, owners Of
tnre>!hs machines and machine shops, who haystns
mill in
The vIcrcn, MIL can 10 seen ct the store Of
Mess2s. john Marc & Co., Mtwaukse also at tho DIFF
lecSnt agencies. Address, d. ). POWER,
Milwaukee.
Certificates ~ TestiIn oraials.
Nuka~aago, Spt. 4, is0&
Ma. D. G. rowsR--Dear Sir: reply 10 your letter
asking hov liked your Corn mill, would say that
since have had it, have driven it with pulley On
the wheel. The part Of the face j. gone ons
SHE, winch the belt to slip; in this way have
ground fifteen bushel, OF Germ 10 hour, which ~
IN. self, found 10 to be oil that be coavc-
ME thy handed aud followed up. th'nk the mil! II
! durable ana will answer the vurpo better than any
! other mil have seem
Resrec: " yours, Louis ANDREWS.
Farmers and MiHers Bank, milwaukee,, lSs2s-
| Mn. D. G. POWER Milwaukee, Dear Sir: The VIC
TORY MILL which purchased of you in December,
1851 with the privilege Of returning the same it, after
trial. it dill suit me- continues TO give snttfac-
ton the mill with tread power aud two mules.
grind corn meal and Graham Hour Tor family use;
corn in the eur, oats, peas &c.
| Yours, truly, E. D. uoLroN
| Milrautee, Nor. 90, 1851.
Dear SIR: In reply to yours of this date. asking ioE
our opinion of the vicroKY MILL would state the
best evidence can give y.u OF our confidence IN the
mill is tina, have conc!u led to purchase it at
price.
The vIcToRY MILL has reen in our elevator for the
past cgtteen months, aud has worked to entire
att fscon it makes the best feed We saw, and
works As it did the first day. We are induced to
maze this statement, not only for your benefit, but
he interest of farm,rs ard Others interested iu
ground feed Your. re,pectfuliy.
D. q PowER, Agcnt, Milwaukee. .
Edcine 7haesh;"g Nac'ins W.rks, !
! Racine. Hts.. Jan 20, 1862. I
-. ", kS
leth, a.kng me how was pleased with the vIcTonr
MILL which took OF Mr.. Green trial, with the
privilege OF returning you with thirty DAYS, In case
it did not work ny satisfaction, Is at hand.
Iu reply would say that haYe concluded to Keep
the mill. and enclc you draft tor amount OF same.
l think it is the bes. portable mill for grinding grain
fcr stock 1t appears to be d~rable and
easily Gnaged. We grind from ten to twelve bushels
per hour With it, which is as fast as one N an can cor;
venent.y feed the mill and bag the meal. think it
well adapted to water, steam OF hose power
Yonrs, truly. J.I.CAsE.
November sth 1862, Mr.. J. I, Case, says 81 have
ground forty eight bushels in two hours With your
MILL. have run nine months, aad can no signs
OF wear
Mr.. Northey of Heart Prairie says: 81 have run
your Seasons, and find that it does all you
claim 70 it."
&. q. Ohm. late of " aukcsha, in his letter Of May
25th, says ''Ny wife thinks the Graham Hour M ado
by the VICTORY MILL is as nice d The ever used:
Thomas o'Neili, oil Greenfield Mill and Distilcry,
says: My ncighbors like he meal gIouIl by
tho VICTORY MILL, better than what they got at the
large mill -
W. y. McIndoe, Esq, of Wau<an, says "The mon
who have the VicroRY very much pleased
with it,"
j. c. Warren of the Cascade Mills, says: 'sThe
ro.Y has astonished me more than any mill ever
saw work did not believe it could do half 1t docs.
will give you any certificate You want"
G. Knowles of Randolph, SAYS: ~ have watched
your mill for nearly year think 1t the best ElLL
in u.s. d" Mr.. Knowles bought twelve mills for himself
and friends
"Your MILL continues to good work, have 1t run.
ming in my saw mil"
Vim. Sayies, of Washington County: Il have your
mill running in my factory grind from fifteen to
tw.rty bu, hes with it. l believe it to BE- the best
MILL in use"