no Mill OWNERS.
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TO MILL OWNERS es...
TNNHE subscriber would respectfully inform those en-
gagged in The Milling b siness that he has pur-
chased of MeSsrs Wilson & Farrer the right of =
s - YoUNG'S IMPROVED PATENT --bs3aa


ISnoaH and Screening llachi7te
for the state OF North Carolina hawiny supply on
hand he is prepared to furnish all who may wish to
purchase at any lime. ..---i =


-3.-I ii ITS PERFORMANCE 20 a1s s7e ?


In order that those interested may be fully satisfied
with the periormace of the Machine in its cleansing
operations proposes that if it does not give foil
isfaction he will remove the Machine at his ex
pense. -
He also 1nsnres the Machine to clean FIFTY THOU.
SAND BUSHELS OF WHEAT, and stands pledged
and bound to pay all expenses that may accrue on the
Machine mp to that time with fair usage --sga .r7e
The subscriber feels perfectly safe in making the
above propositions, the Machines sold in this state
have given the most entire satisfaction, only Mill
owners but to Farmers who have had their wheat clean
ed land has established the fact among all who have
the operation that it is impossible to have clean
article flour unless prepared this way there is
an of dust and filth attached to the cleaneat
Gle of wheat prepared in the ordinary way. which, when
thrown off by the Machine leaves nothing but the pure
unadultera:ed wheat Certificates the aEoye effect
will be published (See hand-b) He has also Teceiv-
ed letters from gentlemen in New York,
Maryland aud Virginia. who have fhe Machine in nse
now in in the United States that ttakes up less
room propelled with less power, and does work
to the greatest perfection. - ,'k.s9 So


0cs- Direct to Enoe Mills, Orange county N C. . 5
~-te -5a3e Sa1 <s7fs1 91aT 7gNO. A. MIN kNNEN5-
South Lowell Mills, Orange, June %, 1875 $50 st