The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-11-23


Messrs. RICHARDSON, BoYNroN q Co, of
234 Water Street, New York, manufacture the
following articles: Boynton's brick-set and
portable Furnaces; New Baltimore Fire
place heaters; Low and Elevated Oven
Ranges; Cabinet Cook-Stovesi Flre-king
Heaters" and Parlor Stoves. The firm mas
long been leading one in this branch OF man
ufacture. Their goods are widely and favora..
bly, known throughout the United States, and
the assortment to be seen at their place OF bus
iness Is very extensive and various, and oil
the choicest quality. All of their goods are
adapted for the use of either anthracite or BIZ
luminous coal, and the prices charged for them
are in accordance with the times. In their
business transactions Messrs. RICHARDSON,
BoYNToN 81 Co., are prompt and reliable, ana
there is not in the country firm that we can
recommend with greater confidence.
BLOWERS, FORCES, &C.
s. s. TOWNSEND, 81 Liberty Street, New
York, exhibits "Root's Patent Force Blast
Rotary Blowers" This machine is invaluable
TO founders, blacksmths, and all such other
mechanics as find perfect blast advantageous
to their operations, including ventilation of
buildings, mines, etc. The blast produced has
q positive force, in which it differs from the
ordinary fan. By this machine vast amount
OF power is saved, and proportionate saving
| OF fuel. From the peculiar construction and
working OF the machine, great percentage OF
wear and tear of betting and other details are
avoided; while the castings produced are OF
| superior quality.
Mr.. TOWNSEND also exhibits "Root's Pa
tent Rotary Hand Blowers" which supersede
the old-tashioned bellows used on blacksmith g
| forges. Some of the advantages OF this handy
| machine are economy of space and fuel, regu-
lated at will, greater facility ofworking than is
afforded by the bellows, and greater amount
of work. This machine, of which four sizes
| nj pyh m n hp ru,,
power. "Roots Improved Portable Forge"
is also exhibited by Mr.. TOWNSEND, in five as
sorted sizes. For portable forges the bellows
is known to be very inadequate, but the blast
for this forge is produced by the Rotary
Hand Blower" already mentioned, making ii
the most complete forge in use. 1t takes up
less than one-third the room of the ordinary
forge, turns out one-fourth more work, and
can be run on wheels if necessary. To all OF
these valuable machines prizes were awarded
at the Paris Exposition of 1867, American
Institute Fairs of lS69-70, and a silver
medal at Cincinnati Fairs of 1870 and 1871.
AMERICAN SUBMERGED PUMPA
The best and most po xerful Force Pump al
the FAIR is the american Submerged Pump
The report of the judges was, "a simple, CHEAP
| and durable double-acting, non-freezing force
pump; adapted for use in aoellS and on ships
This pump gave the best results on practaca
trial of any pumps tested, and was placed
FL, 81 in the order of merit and awarded FuS
Premium"
The above report on a test, with one pump
at work in any town, is the best recommends
ton we can offer of its merits. The Amertca'
| Agriculta'tst, who never deceive the farmers
say sit is one of the best pumps IN the toorld.'
The Company agents report three hundred
thousand dollars worth of property savet
from fire this year by these pumps, and w
advise all who wish to get the pest pump Il
send for circulars with price list, to tn
| BRIDGEPORT MANUFACTUKING Co., No. 3
Chambers st., New York.
FRRTILIzING MATERIALS.
In addition to his high grade "Ammoniate'
Bone Superphosphate" on exhibition at th
American Institute Fair, and which has &C
quired SO great reputation amonng farmer
during the past seven years, Mr.. GEO. L
WHITE, of 160 Front. t.St,,N. Y, is furnishing
raw materials to all who prefer to manutactur
the same articleor any other special fertilizerfo
themselves. Among these are bone charcoal
ground raw bones, nitre cake, fish guano, oi
of vitriol, German sulphate of potash, sulphat
Of lime, etc. These are sold at moderat
prices, and every endeavor is made by MI
WHITE to treat his customers in such a man
ner as to ensure q continuance of their pur
chases.
DIsNITEGRATING MILLS.
He also exhibited at the Fair q novelty Il
the way Of a mill, used for rapid work in re
ducing bones, hard guano, ores, coal, ETC., an
we think it will arrest the attention of person
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