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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

G7- OFFICE OF THE EVANGELICAL EDU.
CATTONAL ASSOCIATION.-July 10Th 1876. Mrs
SUSAN DuLANY has been unanimously appointed, by
the Board of Direcors,-a Agent to obtain subscri-
hers, and TO collect funds for the of the Asso
citation. ROBERT PIGGOT,
iyl53t Secretary.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

FIRE AT WAsHNGToE. A fire occurred at
Washington on Wednesday night, which con-
sumed several small frame houses, residences
and workshops, in the First Ward, near the
War Department. One of them was occupied
by Mr.. Walter Stoops as residence and silver
smith shop, and another as cabinet wareroem.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

On the 18th inst. Mrs MARGARET WIER, in
e6th year of her age,
On the 18th inst ANN V. LrNrHIconR, aged 3 ye
two months and l3 days.
In Batlmere county, 18th inst, JosHvA WyLV
his 10th year
At the Usuiline Convent, Quebec, on the Sd in
aged 65 years, the Reverend Mother SAINT HEN
(Mary Louisa McLaughlin,) after as years. profess
as Nun, dursag which time she filled repeatedly
Office of superior of the Convent with ability
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

G7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Rreast-pins Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak ;
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
dletc, his Old Established Store, Waters I'd door
from Calvert. " ap5
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17
American Republttan,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, july II, ls46.

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGREss. We are re-
;oiced to be able to state that both Houses of
Congress have resolved to adjourn on the 10th
of August. GLORY enough for one day"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

STRIKE AMONG THE Coal HEAYERs. The
men employed in loading the coal vessels at
Bristol, Pa, have struck for an advance of
wages, and are using threats and violence to
deter others from filling their places.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

h3- FAMOUS PRIZE SELLERS. We are told
that Messrs. EMORY 6 CO, No. Calvert ST., sold
on Whole Ticket the capal prize of 81 coo in Sat
urday s Lottery. This we believe is the laird Capital
RI sold by this great l. tteIy firm within the last
tNEa aonths. 2 iy l3
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

A3-DR, WISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY. The Wild Cherry tree will soon come the
emblem ofhealth. Its triumph over Consume eon
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, and Liver Complaint
is now complete, 1t cures those diseases when all
other remedies fail. Cergymen, physicians and edi-
tors commend ii as the best rcmedy ever before
known. Dr. Skillman, of 8oundbroOk, N. j., uses
the Basam i'll bis practice for all lung and liver af-
fectiOns, when too obstinate to yield to other reme-
dies. DIR. Hoffman, HuEtngdOn Pa, cured child of
Paul Sehweeble Of Astha with it, after he declared
he could do no more with his medicine, and the child
must die Thomas Read ESQ, merchant, and DR..
Hoffman, both certify to this astonishing cure. A.
Williams, Esq, Counsellor at Law, So Will INST.
was cured of the Asthma of ftwGny-our years stand
ing by only bottle of the Balsam. Hundreds have
been restored 10 perfect health by this Balsam. after
the last ray of hope from other medicines had fed
We publish facts only-we state ouly true cures and
have no occasion TO bolster up this medicine by the
customary array of forged certificates.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANBY, 1870 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George K. Tyler AZ e. BaltinnSr re street;
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. f..
Perkins Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph 3. Stansbury, el Thames-st Elisha Fl. Per-
kins, corner Market and Greensts.; George Fl. Keprl
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N Robinson, SO North
Gay street. jyl3lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17
4 snIrrHHRN TRAVEI. ,rrauelInrs

SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
S0uth,-say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
eT Route. See advertisements ie26-d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17
G1ATCH RrM,-CATCH HIME s7OOs

G1ATCH REhf'-CATCH HIMl $1,000
" REWARD! A reward Of $4,000 in Baltimore
banK paper, or in God if preferred will be paid to
any one who will bny of the well known Lottery
firm EMORY co. No. Calvert ST., the three first
numbers which will he drawn in to morrow's Lot
terry. ~
U3-Soid in yesterdays Lottery, class S8, five first
rate prizes: Nos % 80 45, the beauty OF $4,000 in
whole ticket sold to stranger stopping at Barnum's
Hotel; Nos. 45 40 3d. prize of $1,000, in package
Of quafters, seut to Carlisle, Pa; of SlQO0, in
half sent per letter to Martnsburg Ya oa9of $500,
sold to Citizen in whole ticket several sm1iler
prizes sold to customers. This is luck and no mis-
take. To insure prize call at the old estab shed
house of Emory s. Co. whar all the prizes are sold.
Iof s7OoO of $1,000
of 1000 90 of 500
lof 1870 20 OF l50
Tickets S2j-shares in proportion.
This is good scheme for packages-ony &c Nos,
put in the wheel. Emory & Co. will sell package
on certificate for $4,000, that can draw $4,000
EMORY & CO.,
jyl7 rRl No. 9 Calvertst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17
ah REWARD. Mrs. MARY KERNER.

eN q n REWARD. Mrs. MARY KERNER
- eP&D having left the residence of the subscri-
Der, her son. Monday, 6h inst, with the intention
of visiting an acquaintance, and not having been
heard of since, will give the above reward for any
information by which she can be again restored to
her distressed family. She is about go years of age
feet or inches in height, dressed in purple, and
straw bonnet with white ribb NJ has lost part of her
left thumb caused by bone feon, and it is suppos-
ed that she is wandering in mind.
JOHN F. KERNER,
jyl7-f corner z. Bait. and High sts
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

D5- TO SECURE A PRIZE in one or other of the
Lotteries drawing daily, you should try BYRNE &
CO., North East corner of Exchange Place and South
II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

WHEAT CRoP IN CARROLL County. The
Carrolltonian says:-''The crop is generally
housed in excellent condition. The product in
this county may be set down as halfan average
good crop. There is great quantity of straw
but the head is light and the grain rather small
generally.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17
TABRIEL d. CLARK,

Ed OGERs' DIAMOND ENT--For
d U mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
ornamenes, &C., so that the break is scarcely per
ceptible and as strong "a before broken. For sale
only by G. P. ROGERS, Druggist, corner Of Howard
and Marion, and corner Of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
&C. Price 25 cents. iyI5 lw-jel2ly
upaTHING DRESSES. Persons about visit
5B ing Bathing places can obtain low priced NJ e.
RtNoES and oti err materials, for BATHING DRES-
BS very cheap at HAYWARD'S,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

EpONNETS AND SUMMER GOODS.
I'd SELLaNG OFF!
At very reduced prices to make room for Fall pur-
chases. LAWNS at l25 cents; Linen @. HDKFS
1915 cts; Light CALICOE5 at 6! cts; Fine CALICUES
10 cts and other goods at c0rrespondngow prices.
HAYWARD'S, Cheap Store,
iyl6 No. 25 Howard-st, Sd door from Faye.te.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

New YoRK CRY Tract SOCIETY. This
Society now sustains II missionaries, Is Of
whom direct the labor of more than 100 vol
unteer visitors, of all evangelical denomina-
tions. Average number of visitors, during the
last six months lll2; 4lO,624 Tracts distribut-
ed; 67l Bibles and 455 Testaments supplied to
the destitute on behalf of the N. Y. Bible So
ciety; 1850 volumes lent from the Ward Lib
raries; 1906 children gathered into Sabbath
Schools, and 1870 into Public Schools; 10 per-
sons gathered into Bible Glasses, and 1911 in
duced to attend church; SOS Temperance
Pledges obtained; 762 District Prayer Meetings
held; "a backsliders reclaimed; 100 persons
hopefully converted, and Isl converts united
with evangelical churches.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

LATER PRoM TEXAS. Advices from Calves
ton to the 5th inst, have been received at New
Orleans, by the arrival of the steamer Calves
ton. There is no further advices from the ar
my. 1t. Kingsbury and DR.. Russell, of the
army, came passengers. The loss of the steam
or Potomac is confirmed. The Galveston Ci-
william says, that Walker, the Texas Ranger,
declines the post of captain in the new regi-
ment of mounted riAemen, This is doubted.
Reports of rather an indefinite character had
reached San Antonio, that the Mexicans were
concentrating large force at Preside de Rio
Grande, for the purpose of marching against
San Antonio. The report failed to excite much
alarm among the Texans.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

GLORIOUS TIMES AFT TUCKER AND
w BRO - YESTERDAY AGAIN. Several hand
some Prizes now file which fell to the let of the
"Lucky ones"
Il. TUCKER s. BRO.
Right ON the corner, head of Centre market.
Hs-The Small Favorite draws TO MORROW
Capital 1900. Tickets ST. qrs. 25 cents Packages
of whoies Sl4; halves 81; quarters $3.50. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

A BRILLIANT METEoR. The papers in vari-
Gus sections of Maryland and Pennsylvania, no.
tice that on Monday night last, about 8 O'Clock,
one of the most splendid meteors, ever seen in
this quarter of the world by the oldest inhabi-
tants, was visible in the heavens for few mo-
ments. Its course was from southwest to a
northeasterly direction, in the western quarter
of the hemisphere. 1t was very large-tesem-
bling massive ball of fire, with long bright
tail, and passed very gradually, reAecting a
most brilliant Ijuht.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

DISTRESSING DIsPENsATION-Su Sudden Death
of Three Sisters The Cincinnati Commercial
states that, on Thursday last, one of the Misses
McCue, living OH 7th street, between Sycamore
and Broadway, went to market-returned home
and died, as is supposed, from the effects of the
heat, soon after. On Friday, the second sister
died in the same manner, after returning from
the funeral. On Saturday, the third sister died
in the carriage while attending the funeral of
the second sister. The mother of the three
young ladies was taken sick in the carriage and
returned home. These young ladies were all in
apparent health to the time of their death.
They we're tailoresses and mantua-makers. This
calamity--so sudden-so unaccountablc-h
created great concern in the minds of tho peo-
pie living in the neighborhood.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-17

Ship Charles, Wedge, Rotterdam, James Corner /
SoAs
br' brig Clutha, Cunningham, HarcOr Grace, N
John Fox.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELO DISTRICT
Mary Moore and others.
ID

Mary Moore and others,
VS.. Michael Barr,
Administrator, and others.
MOTTO e is hereby given, that by virtne ol
~ an order from the Court Of Equity, | shall
sell at Edge6eid Courl House, on the first
Monday 10 December next, the land de-
scribed in the bill in this case, Of which
Samuel Moore, deceased, died, seized and
possessed, viz:
Que tract of Land, nine hundred and
sixty acres. more or less. situate adjoining
and lying in the District aud State afore-
said. on West Creek, waters Of Cloud
Creek, waters Of Little Saluda River,
bounded on the north by lands belonging
10 lzariah S,one, aud The estate Of john
Inabne,, on the wes by lands belonging TO
George Raisou. on the south by John and
Joel .lnabnels aud, and on The east by
lands belonging to William Stone and T,
Harris.
Said lard will be sold Oh credit of one,
iva and three years in equal annual in,
slalrncnrs. except as to cost uf suit, to be
paid iu cash. "a
The purchase lnouey TO he secured by
bond aad good and sufficient securities.
aud mortgage of the premises.
S S TOMPklNS. En-.
Comm'rs Office, Nov3 81 Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Sherif's Sale.
DECEMBER, 1916.

8sDY yirtoe Of sundr. writs OF Fieri Faj
D c:assio .;ne directed. | will proceed to
sell a, Ease;i4d Ccur, House. on the
Fi:s. Monday ,nd Tuesday following ~ ~
Dectinbrf. next, the following property III
the following named cases, to1%llt
A Trncr of Land, containing. seventy
acres more or iess. adjoining Lands OF
Jchn Rinel,au. William Corley, Wli'am
Charles, George Watkins, ami j. b. Smi'h
and also; anoher Tract of Land contain
IN, eiob,y acres more or less. adjoining
I,ands,ofJ.B. Smilb, sWillinm Charles
and Mrs. Newton, each ieaVieu on rs 'ne
Property of Rober; A. Price, ads oil 'osePn
Lawton & CO.. and others, Severally.
"A Tract of Land, whereon the Desen
,ant:lives, containing, two hundred and
,ven,y. five acres. more or less. adjoining
Lands of John Lott, Emsley Lott, VIII
liam Bouknigh, and others, levied on as
the Property Of Stephen G. Whatley, ads
John M. .Cogburn and others, Severally.
A Tract of Land. whereon the Deien.
dant lives, containing one hundred aud
twenty acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of James Scarborough and Others, 'eVied
on as the property ofJomes and Nancy
Martin, ads OF William P. Bush.
The Interest Of the Defendant in tract
of Land, containing eight hundred acres,
more or less, adjoining Lands OF George
TiIlmau, James Rainsfnrd, Benjamin II.
Adison and Others, leavied on as the pro-
perry Of James H. Harrison, ads Of c. J.
Glover.
A Tract of Land, containing QUE hum
dred and twenty five acres, more or less,
adjoining Lauds OF A. Sibley. Charles
Powell, Senior, anI others. leavied on as
the property of William II. Goode, ads
Robert E. Baskerville.
Terms of Sale Cash.
H.BOULWARE.
November 10 At az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
READ IT! IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF,
AND COMM ENTS ARE
EEESSARX

Philadelphia, May q, l545.
DR.. Jayne.-Dear Sir: feel bound u the
afflicted to give publicity 10 the extraordinary
effects of your valuable medicines.
have suffered for several years past with
Liver Complaint, and the train OF diseases
which lollow--a complete prostitution of the
systetn-so HAT il was with great difficulty |
could walk, and at times was confined 10 my
room. 10 add 10 my misery, u Scroiulous nj.
lection appeared in my throat, with Rhenma-
lism in my arms, 80 that could not raise my
right arm to my head. In The hottest weather
my fee, and hands wond ache with the cold,
and perspiratinn had almost ceased. II w
became afflicted with dry hoarse cough. and
sgnye up all hopes Of ever getting we'll had
esgxeats, and got little nr no sleep. with
sfneflffdf dreams and morbid headache.
seemed 10 he bordering on INSANITY. and
was denied all study or mental exercise. |
could not read u small paragraph in news
paper without great difficulty. had great
soreness in NV stomach, which CAUSED il 10
swell so much that was unable 10 lie down.
or even to recIi.,c. but had To be proppcG up
in chair
had the advice orsome eminent physicians,
and tried yearly all the remedies used in such
cases. bul continued Ia grow worse, and il aI'-
penred as though Il speedy dissolution wls Ia
king place
now heard of your medicines. and deter.
mined TO try your SANATlVE PILLS, nnd
tn my surprise the soreness left ne, 20 could
walk abonl the house. continued 10 improve
from that lIrnc. Shortly after my vile called
at your Store. and stated my case to YOU, and
yon sent me n bottle Of your AL'rEKATlVE
AMI also word to come and SEE You. and you
would investigate my case and cure me. This
] did not believe. MS | felt | was beyond the
reach of human skill.
After taking your Alternative and Pills 70,
three weeks, there was Il decided change far
the better. SO ltlat when called upon you, you
said tina, wonld get well, and that yonr y l..
| TERATlFE would cure ne clIcctnaly. With
no hopes however. Of getting well, still con
| timed taking your Altcralive. uuil had taken
| The i0nrti bottle, when there was Il sudden
Change IN my Whale system, rs though had
got rid Of some great buithen, aud | cnnid
draw my breath Us usual NV nerves gradI
ally became strong. aud my appetite returned
1t has been about four months since cOnI'
m'nced takins your Medicines, and at this
time nearly every vestige of disease is c-adi
Gated from my system. am rs active. and
nearly as strong, rs ut any period of my life
have now ga:ned nine pounds in tw" months
tlavc good reason 10 believe that The Use uI
yonr valuable Medicines. by the help of God
bus saved me from i premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBER.
llallowel Court, in Poplar Street, between
Seventh and Eighth streets.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, No. s.
| South Third street PhiaGelpbia.
r. 5: ROBERTS, sole Agent Edselielu c
| H., C..
November IL 81 12
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.
John Hill, Ordinary, ~

Lewis EllZuy

S"'S &t'NNJ
NJ Office is hereby given, that by virtue of an
IN order from the Court Of Equity, in this
case, | shall sell a, Edgefeld Court House,
on the first Monday in December next,
the mortsaged premises described in the
bill, viz
A tract of land lying aud being i'll the
Dis,rict and State aforesaid, on the waters
of Horse Greek, bounded by lands of the
estate Of John Tarrance and others, and
containing one hundred acres, more or
less. ag.. 5,ts
Said lauh to be sold on credit of six
months FROM the day of sale, except the
costor this suit and the cost Of the judS-
ment al law, 10 be paid in cash.
The purchase money 10 be secured by
bond with adequate security; but no TILE
to be executed until payment Of the
same, and in default Of payment Of The
said mortgaged premises. 10 be re-sold on
the first day of Sheriff sale next thereafter,
for cash.
S'S ToMPKIMs. ED.
COMMITS Office, Nov 8 ST al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIlTLD DISTRICT.

William Fl Clcsg and wife, Bill for
vs.. David Outz and others. SlPart'ion.
NO1'lCE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
lV an order from the Court of Equity, shall
sell on The frs, Monday in December next,
a part OF the Real Estate of John QUIZ,
deceased, viz:
A tract Of land containing according to
a re.survey plat made by lsacc Boles, D.
S.. one hundred aud fifty acres, lying on
Sleepy Creek, and on the south side oil
the Long Cane Road, and adjoining
lands Of Jacnb Zimmerman, Elizabeth
Dorm. John Harlins aud Others.
Said land will be sold % credit Of one
year, except as to the cost Of this suiI, tr
be paid in cash. q,
Purchases 10 give bond and good secu
rifles for the purchase money.
S S TOMPKiNS. cED.
Conm'rs Office, Nov 3 ST Ill
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Cotton Flour, & other Produce,
YET ANOTHER.
From the Susquchanna Register


Although The public have heen often i'm
posed upon by patent medicines, yel occa.
sionaIly really useful and beneficial me.
dicinc is despised. neglected, merely be-
cause found in bad company" am led
TO these remarks by conversation with a
friend a(ew days since. She had been,
afflicted fur several years with disease
of The IearI, which had apparently brou'hl
her near the grave. Que of ouF most skill
ful physician was called. who pronounced
her disease ncurablc. An advertisement Of
DR. Jayno's Expecloranl in the Register,
caught Tue eye Of her frIends, and q boulc
of il was Immediately procured al Bentley
4 MiIchcIl's, in Moa,ro,e. Before she
Gad taken ii wo days, there was an appa-
rent improvement. She has not taken
TWO bottles as yet. bul her hoa,h has been
nearly resInred.
have 40 personal motive for recon.
mending This medicine, but merely state
this fact 'hupins that il may meet the eye
of some Who are Iahorine under similar
Diseases, that they may likewise partake
Of lis benefits. ~
A FRIEND TO HUMANITY:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
John RacheIl, 3
ys. James rompkins,
n.l nthnrs ~. u

John Racheii>
vs. James Tompkins,
and others. 3}H>
NToTICE is hereby given, that by VIZ
IN rue o! ,au order uf the Court OF EquI.
~. in this case, shall sell at Edgeheld
Court House, on the First Monday in De,
cember next. one tract of land belonging
10 the estate of Samuel Tompkins, Sem.
deceased, situated in the District and STATE
aforesaid, being the tract of land whereor
the deceased resided al the time of his
death. containing four hundred and two
acres, more or less, lying on Stephens
Creek, aud adjoining lands of the estate OF
Stephen Tompkins, Senr., deceased, Jas
Blackwell, John Briggs and others.
Said Lands will be solo on credit oi
one year, except as 10 so much as will pay
the tof this suit up to tha, time.
The purchaser to give bond with goo'!
and personal security, and a mortgage ol
The premises 10 secure The purchase
money.
S. S. TOMPKINs. c.E. E. D.
Comm'rs. Office, Nov. 8 St al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Tt2asby's Pfsiclss Uiia0ae
WATER WHEEL,st@

YEyIIIS Wheel is adapted 10 Sd " MILLS :
FL GRIST iMiLLSOr other Machinery. re-
quirIng wafer power, aud TO all heads ofwaler.
Il wilimove Machinery with more powerand
with less qnauliiy OF water than any iwllcei :
now in use, (except an ore.sh0t under .pu ,ex.is
tremr high hen,i.) 1t has been thoroughly Z
tested with different wheels in many parts dr
the United Stl,es, (several sses in tis Stale,)
and in all cases has proved superior.
The Subscriber is prepared; at any time. 10
test II still further, with any wheelinihi Stnte.
ltis not liable TO be clog sed orinjured by sticks
passing through, or iuipeded by backwater, SO
long rs there is head above it.. IL is made of
Cast Iron, is very simple and durable. 81 :5,si,.
The subscriber being authorize; to sell Rights
of the said Wheel in Edgefield District. is pre-.
pared TO sell TO suit purchasers; on, terms that
cannot fail TO give satisfaction undiifrequiicd
will apply then, to Mills 'tSia =
Letters addressed, post paid. 10 the snbscrl'
ber, al Edgefield CURT House, prompllyal'
tended to. II. N. PIPER,
copy.
This may certify, that have recently had
put in operation on my place, one Of Tmby's
Patent Uminn Wafer Wheels. upon a very,
small stream, and am very well satisfied with
the performance OF the me- Dscharsirg
about l6O inches of water. 1t cut during one
day imperfect trial about Two thonsuuddset;
have no hesitation in recommending il us O
highly useful invention. ,,i@,5 t.,s,
W.. L. LEWIS.
ST. Matthews Parish June II, 1876.
COPY. i.e's1
This will certify, that | haveIried 'Hotcii'e
kiss Patent Re.ncton Water WreeIs, and /!
Timby's Palcnt Union Water Wheels, and
that greatly prefer the latter, having abandon
cd the former after six montIls trial of them.
have now the Union Water Wheels applied
to my Grlsl and Saw Mills, which operaic TO
my entire satisfaction. 2.zA .'sf1 2.
WILLIAM J.!TAYLOR.
kershaw District. July, 1916. .!fis3ss.ii:.
This is to certify, that aI;cr having used q
Flulter Wheel 70. Il long slime, ipa,Saw.At
tried wheel Called lIotcilss' Patent Ngrii.'.
cal Reaclion. and have since had pair Of the
UNION WHEELS applied, by Mr.. chapin,
and inRnd them far superior to either OF the
UrnIer. ALEA. K. TAYLOR.
Cnlumbia, May T. 1886
The Subscribers have tried Hllhtwas called
IloIchkiss' Reaction Wheels. on the: Columbia
Canal. since which they have substituted Tim.
by's sUNlONWIbELLS. and 1ud from rxpe'
rence, lhat the latter are flr superior to The
former. CANAL& WAREHOUSECO.
May 5. 1876.
september f 81