Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-09-14
STEAM WORKS.
Corner of Market and Third Streets,
GAINESVILLE, OHIO.

Having added greatly to our former extensive
facilities, we are now turning out a largo number
Of our improved Portable Steam Engines and
Portable Circular Saw Mills, many Of which are
finding their way into pennsylvana, Ohio, Tndi.
ana, and Illinois. Those already received an d
in operation are giving the most entire .atislac
ton. There is now hardly State or Territory
in the Union but that our Improved Portable
Engines and Saw Mills are in use. Ali our
Engines have spark arrester stacks on them,
which condne the flying sparks.
We would respectfully refer you 10 tho fellow
ing gentlemen and certificates for the portability
utility, and practical operations Of our Portable
Steam Engines and Saw Mills:
AvoSDALE, Chester Co.. Pa, April s, 'Gl.
MEssR'. j. B j. II. DUvALL- Gentlomen-The
Portable Engine and Saw Mill got of you gives
entire satisfaction. | chceriully recommend
those in want of Saw Mills to give you call
Respectfully, B. +. WICKERSHAM,
MINERAL PoISr, Cambria Co., Pa
May q. 1861.
J. & J. II. DUyAnL- Gentlemen With Mr..
S. Hardesty as sawyer, we have sawed, with the
Portable Steam Mill sent to Cambria Iron Com
pany, in nine hours, eight thousand feet of lum-
her, 1.-TWO thirds Of it being oak, and would
cheerfully recommend your Mills to those in
want Of such. Very respectfully,
JOHN MORRELL.
For Cambria Iron Company.
MORRIsDALE, June 2, 1864.
MESsRs. J. 4 J. II. DuyALL With the assist
ance of Mr. II ardesty, we sawed the first day we
set up your Engine and Saw Mill seven thousand
two hundred and fifty six feet Of one inch Pine
boards, when everything was new and had be-
come very rusty by three weeks exposure in an
open car. We are well satisfied that the mill will
cut fully one thousand feet of inch lumber per
hour, with suitable help. We cheerfully recon-
mend your mills and engines to any in want, as
we are fully satisfied they are the best mill and
engine and mill Of the kind we have ever seen
Yours truly, Jos BRENNER,
For Brenner, Trucks & Co.
EpESsRuRG, Pa. Feb. Goth 1864.
Mcssrs J. 4 j. IL DUvALL.-Dcar Sirs Our
portable saw Mill and engine arrived last week
all safe and right We bclievc--and we can say
without meaning any flatGry IN behalf Of Mr..
llardosty that he did himself credit in putting
the mill up and starting the same. Yesterday,
just one week from The time we unloaded the en-
CINE, he sawed with four hands, about GOOO feet
Of lumber in about eight hours portion Of the
logs were oak and ash. So far as we are able to
Judge, we think we will be able to send you
better report after a whio. We are satisfied
with the Mill and Engine, and can recommend
them TO any person who may desire portable
mill and engine
Yours, wishing you all SUCCESS
REES S. LLOYD b co.
For further references we will give the names
of James & Evans, Ebsnsburg, Pa. Messrs.
Hanway & Co, Latrobe, Pa. Messrs. Pruner &
Burley, Tyrone Adams, Calan & CO., Cresson
S. Mllikcn, Holiday sburg llileman & Hosssr,
Altoona Messrs. Reed & Bro, Tyrone W. Dill
worth, jr., Piusburg S Rhymes, Lake City;
Follett 4 Co., West Grsenville r, j. Nicholson,
Brookvlle j. McGonegal, Hemockj Cambria
Iron Works, Johnstown Brenuer, Trucks Co,
Morrisdale Michael Johnston, Anestown; Nc
Cormick d Long, Pittsburg; W. S. Lloyd, Ebcns-
burg S. Silkknitter, Huntington S. Wilson,
Strattonville Dull & Terry, Terrytown; c. Rey-
nolds & E. Address, Hortstown, Crawford county ;
NJ. T.. Dill & Thomas McAuley, Altoona A. l..
Holiday, Holidaysburg NJ. NJ, Adams, Cres-
son W. b. Zeigler and Joseph S, Reed, Hun
tingdon; all of whom have purchased Portable
Steam Engines and Portable Circular Saw Mills
of US.
We fully warrant our engines and saw mills to
be made Of first class material wor kmanship
the same; with Brass Ball Valves in pumps, and
checks, and to saw from 5000 to 10000 feet oil
lumber per day tsay ten hours.)
5so-0 Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars
sent to all correspondents.
Address, n,.,.,,
Corner Market and Third Streets, just opposite
COR. II. Depot, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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