Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
MUsKlNGUM VALLEY
ENG me WORKS /!
Ger. Market and Third 1ts..
EVANSVILLE, OHIO.

ENG me WORKS !
Ger. Market ana Thira ats..
EVANSVILLE. OHIO.
HAVING ADDED GREATLY TO MY FORMER
~ extensive facilities am now turning ont large
Portable Circular Saw Mills. Those already received
and In operation giving the most entire satisfsc-
Union but that my Improved Portable Engines and
Saw Mills In uee. All my Engines have spark ar
roster stacks on them which arrest the sparkle.
temen and certificates for the portability. utility and
prsesical SRsr.''ons Of my Portable Steam Engines
FuIros, Itawamba Co. Miss. Aug IS, 1850.
j. II. Duval-Sir: We have been running the Port
able Engine, Saw Mil and Corn Mil purchased Of
scrubby pine. from 900 10 Oo0 feet Of lumber per
day. We grind from 20 to IS bushels OF Corn per
Many persons have rode and thirty
'"e" 70 'n0'' !" want 9. .i1 MAMikToN & co.
SroAR Ruy r o. Pa, March 4, 1864.
J. II. Duval- Sir: The Portable Engine and Saw
Mill We purchased Of you gives entire satisfaction
9W,oOo feet Of frozen hemlock timber, which We call
the bet saving ever done in Northern Pennsylvania.
ne ~" was run " NJ "A'a GRifFIs STONE.
BsAaxI.xn. wyoming Co., Pa:. Nay 81, 1855. :.
-. 0s
Of you which Mr. Hardesty has started. viii do more
work than you promised and In the best manner. 1t
will saw from 10000 to i'W iset II ten hsu TRAY
HANCOCK, Nd Nov. IL, 1885.
in. Duvsl-sir: The Saw Mn Of Horse Power
On Saturday last We sawed 5000 feet in eight hours.
We safely cay that 1t exceeded our expectations
Yours truly. BRIDGES. HENDERSON DANIELS.
lneur 0aovr, Weekly Co, Tenn, March Is. y.
eleven hours forty ninstes N. Nash attended The
NV. We cut tits amount nom logs sawed iron
stumps and car dos every day With goNd lcgs end
LEsAsos, Ky, July \, 1871.
machinery, but take pleasure In bearing testimony 70
the fact that the Portable Engine and Saw Mil pur
chased Of yos, can IN my opinion cut three tires =
g W have .awed "a sst II thirty mnSss w
can saw iron so TO l,sos feet gsr honr; ,,,
COMMA, MIMI, Oct, %, 1886.
J. H. Duvall-Sir We are still alive and well. The
sosSosi s. al good jag s1s Ss:s IN 3 :. -
D. HEBERLING 4 SON.
cnoss PrArxs, Ind. Feb. II, 1851. !
lubef = lese tn TN h0ufs. About three l61i1hs
Of It was inch lumber. The nill does very ven
CuAmOEfR, Mich March ~ 10oe.
J. n. Duvaf-Sir: ny NM and Engine b gfving
the best OF satisfaction. had It running in I've dayl
after receiving Il. The lsst day after starting the Min
We sawed = logs into inch lumber. making @s4s feet
| IL nine hours. On the second day we sawed 12 $50
feet ia 10S honrp. Il was timed 1t time when Il
cut boards, ~ feet In each board in one minute.
Yours truly, GEO. n. POTTER.
ALrnn DKror. w. v. Sept. %, 1856.
j. Il. Duvall-Sir: With the assistance Of Mr.. Har-
desty We have just completed the setting up Of The
Portable Engines and Aills purchased Of you. Mil
No the rst day cut at the rate Of 800 feet Of Oak
and Pine lumber PIT hour. III No. 2 Ne have inst
started with equal success. They are working to our
entire satisfaction, and feel con1dent that the
chinery viii do all you sdvertiee. Yours txuly,
6TRMR, BOYD co.
- 1 fally warrant NJ EnGines I'd e.w Mills TO
b odo q I'm class matefial, woskmanshlp the same
end % nv fua 1900 10 1ooo ieet Of lumber per day,
6s1ss seisised. Descriptive circulars cent to al
correspondence. A0dFe0:
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