New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-10
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The usual .rsem would deprive Of receipts smon,ns
s09s69 per but add $2o60O TO the FIRE BneA of Tue az
on number could be made from the drsn pipe Gays 'hn "
shou lose about s5O receipts per acre by ee u'na
~ fro which ". are willing 10 further per cent leaving
difference rsr si5 IS between system and 'h usual
These goods be made for less than bali th value Inc "
saving per BY not throwing surface material 'ne Dale
not be less than s26G 60 per and will actually be lar aT
the difference we make By Understanding The value Of Brick Janis
that we make and other increased resources that we
tain BIZ labor dgng advantage we will rot estimate
ut opo,unty for ever and Judge the eject Of creating
property and stimulating by using everything valuable TO adaH
sge here such the Woodbridge Fire Clay Beds ana
saving all unnecessary expenses where they asy incurred
little oYenly thougless management IL costs u no more 70 A'
the top Machines than TO throw rs"hee Inc
mlchns Company gets We aaho Hdere 70 o
tell very sAngune regard To the income rom 'nem
also There are what 10 serious hum in some
Of the mechanical arrangements Of Thanys flpe haenhe
We may err this opinion, bui believe that tie most OF
practical and obseryan bhkmsk Will with us Tue arrange
men, Of doubt oar or propeller the the mill arranged
IN these pipe machines reoye In contrary directions We
think tends the eay spamodcay or by jerks ever! time
the openings eaeb other to give ard shut on
We believe other ar
angmn, Objectionable aud would not take our pesen
machine Gin aer get one made right but al hs o.
oabe features are unnecessary and paae anil easily re-
moved By practical Manufacturer that put the 1sne Of the pm
cps in the machines beyond estimate We could establish e
invaluable nature principles involved In the uemaehine and
clearly point tho superiority Of those we intend to ha'e "eo
propr and further DO not wish give Paoh 70
all intended IN patents OF
surprised when fs. these machines to notice Tue
valuable and novel principles involved In their construction and torce
ton equally surprised when we learned no" carees y
had been designed feed down the clay by jerks apparently also
constructed seemed the operators feared aId
Jumps The further compehense Inconsistency OF forcing collars
into an coaug chine and then trying eItea'e the
collar and pipe the aght colsng device was also muaags
mnt dscret the truly valuable qualities Of the Invention
Every the result Of trying to eHrcate brick from an
stg. brick mold and imagine himself trying to eisea'e pipe
% an mold We mention facts concerning objections to
he ao no; going to iudose anything be' us rel
net. and further because inorse the Tiffany Tile aud Pipe
Machines containing the most valuable pnnepes ever
into clay working machinery. The advantage Of driving
ont tile ready made enough to wheel, aud only re-
oaring an ordinary brick yard hout shelves fttue to d the
and 10 be cylindrical dense aud smooth than any tile ever
made cannot be easily estimated When further consider the great
b.ust 10 the country b stimulating drainage By such machines as IN
fpr Tile Machines and Drbug Machine cannot avoid
expressing sangue hopes of good results to our CON- n e
the whole country agricultural products Il the country WILL
doubtless established at two and one half billions we
believe tina. draining land often doubles the pofuet and that
with thorough stimulation Of draining operations with emigration
and the present growth and prosperity Of our country that the animal
productions Of country can soon equal ana our
national would rather the universal use Of these machines
and country work dtchng draining ana increasing
rop than contraction and expansion OF cur
rency that could write II this could be done there
would be ust right qlda and kind Of currency In cireuaon
The French Cover nment formerly fotered drainage enterprises and
od immensely TO wealth Of people that actively make use OF ~
We believe that our property and the best point Jet no"n
q, III. basis for tie development aud distribution Of dhinS and tile
machines
The veteran Drauer Johnston bought liz Acres Of Land Dor
rored money tile and became wealthy There we're M
ms Ga Acres improved lands in this country in 1880
hese farmers ado, equally efficient Of becoming wealthy that
Johnston did, IS cannot expected three billion Of tile would not sup
pv them AT least by loOkngst the Fire Brick Pipe AID
Tile Of England magnitude the business can attain the
proper principles be adopted
We do no. claim that our works yet properly developed They are
not three re.rs old machines hardly but must be tried soon
to avoid being caught By Winter.
The steamer magenta will leave Baay FOR our wharf at m,
Dec and rrn after the auction Pare one way 10 cents
both ways, 50 cents meals on board
The Dtehng Pipe and Tile Machines will be exhibited IN hern
psrf ons hardly ready but viii be improved and We trust
can move the valuable principles involved their construction
CROSSMAN BROS,
Woodbridge, ~ J.