The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03


|INHIS Wheel combines every quality
tina, is desired 10 Water Wheel. II
is adapted 10 every head and fall, from two
feet TO any heights equal. IN economy o.
water, to any Breas, or Ovsho Wheel,
under high head Of water, and superior
under low or medium heads more du
rable-less likely TO get out Of order-and
is infinitely cheaper. IL is also incompari-
blu more steady in lis neotion - sufficiently
so, indeed, as 10 require no Governor, even
with Cotton Factories making the finest
fabrics
II has many other advantages over the
Breast and Over-shOt W heel. Inc ilrsl is
in being 81 compact that II can he applied
where there IS not room tor these Wheels.
the LARGEST SIZE being but > 'eel 10 dame "
ter. The second is. that being much quick
or in lis motion, the Intermediate gearing
required in the Over-sho, 10 get up speed,
is with this Wheel whoiy dispensed with.
Third, thai the higher the head, the small
er the Wheel. Under head o! 30 te"t a
Wheel III inches 10 diameter, venting -
inches water, is equal TO a P"wer OF 10
Horses.
|, is superior to The Trh o. F'Iu''er Wheel
for it does not require more than one 'hlrd
TO one half the wuer, aud - more uufahIe,
and rot much Il any NOR" expensive.
|, is lIkpulse superior to any Of the re-
action Wheels uUv ~ use IN HE South, tor
II keeps IA Urier murn greater length "
time, and uses rot more thin about one hat
the pater. -,
II IS superior to Wooden Wheels Of all
kinds: runs under Lack water, and secures
the entire head and fall
For Cotton Cans II is the only Wheel;
with small quantity OF water, and under
any head. the Gin can be driven. It's
wei known that a Water Gin will turn out
better Cotton and more Of it in a dav.)
On tide water, these Wheels can be run
IL Is Eours on, Of u, and cost but little.
compared with any other.
in level countries they can be used where
there is good supply Of water, and head
of ONLY or ) feel; supersedng the use OF
steam, on account of their cheapness.
The price Of This Wheel, with right Of
use included. fo' Saw and Grlsl Mills, va
res from 1925 to $3.50 according to height
II head and work required 10 be performed
b, lacm: the lowest mead requiring the
t.r0es' Vl|t"N ~ V'ct' 'hA VIZ H'3N'N' hth"
Che least H.jce.
For Cotton Gins, AMI o,aeg hight ma
chinery, the price ,auc> from SO so -!2j.
For Cotton Fa"'p,le,, &c, no specra,
data As TO price con BE- gwen, uHat 'urn'sh
ed VITA particulars IS 10 head, aud power
in each instance required.
eUs With the GrIst Mill Wheel is fur
nshed an Iron Ring and Cylinder, an Iron
Shaft, Couplings aud Gudgeons, Iron Gate
and appendages, (Iucudlng Rack. Plnlon,
&c.,) for operating same!
eEP With the Wheel for Saw Mill is
furnished an Iron Shaft, Balance Crank and
Wrist, with Iron Gate and appenhaaes!
The Shafts for all are turned off al bears
incs, the Wheel iirted and keyed on same,
and then turned off, rendering it perfectly
true and secure 10 its revolutions, and IN
every particular highly and completely
finished Wheel; and from its simplicity,
durability, and finish, (lc"togeihcr rith
,chat is Furnished IN connection Nth the
Wheel,) is the very cheapest Water Wheel
ever vel offered TO the PubIlc'
In a word. these Whcc's challenge COM
parison. ulder any nam"d forfeiture with
any other PatenI WhrriS 10 use. and rIan
as a motive puwr, 10 he "nlIrel. scp"nor
10 any other motive power kno"n.
REUBEN RICH,
Of Osmego comfy .Nec York.