The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1854-01-12
JESSE osMoND.
HEMPIIILL GRAY,
American Iron Foundry.
AUGUSTA, GEO.

AUGUSTA, GEO.
-EE ynm%n% pR6ap q sGGy Gray, ProPrietors.
= tabshment, in returning their sincere thsnI.
10 their friends and the public in general for the
very hbera! patronage extended to them, since
.ney nave boen in operation, would respectfully
state that thoy are now prepared to execute ali
orders for Iron and Brass Castings. with dc,n.,.h
at the shortest notice, and in the best manner
10 RAILROAD COMPANIES AND CAR Bu1LpERs
we arc prepared to manufacture To order all kinds
and sizes of Railroad Cur aud Engine Wheels.
eaunl % to any Manufactured ut the North holding
Murphy's Patent Right for making b" Murphy's
Patent solid Hub Car Wheels" wo ate now m:u.
uiuctur!ng single plato Railroad Car Wheel,
equal IL not superior to any other Plate Wheel.
and far superior to the spoke Wheels now in use'
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
all other kinds of Railroad Car, and Engine Cast.
ings, including Froggs, Switches, Chairs: also.
Of Bridges. r'
We are also prepared to fit up all sizes and kinds
OF Railroad Car Wheels, with Axles, boxes, caps
and brasscs, complete.
10 MILL OWNERS AND MILLERs.-Mill and Giu
Gearing, Castings, &c, furnished ut the shortess
ho'Ice, oil the best materials und workmanship
and ut the lowest prices.
10 oPLANTERs.-Paiticular attention paid to tie,
manufacture Of Ploughs aud Plough Castings, andi
cotton press Plates and Balls, etc, of every size
and description, supply Of which will be cont
stantly kept OH hand.
We are also prepared to manufacture to order
all kinds of Wuter Wheels, Water Pipes, Columns,
Lamp Posts, Crate Bars, Furnace Fronts, ceme-
Try and other kangs; Shifting Pulliss; Hang
ers; warehouse Trucks, ETC., etc.; also, Iron
fronts and Columns. for stores and other build.
ings, aIl of the best materials and workmanship.
The Proprietors Of the American Iron Foun-
dry being practical mechanics, and having the
management Of the establishment under their own
superintendencc, and employing none but the best
workmen, confidently assert that they can manu-
iacture all descriptions Of Castings aud Car Work,
cqna III quality, and ut as low prices az can be
furnished by any other establishment North or
South
They, therefore, hope that by continued strict
attention 10 business, aud with their usual pune
tuaity III fulfilling their contracts, to merit con-
thuancc OF the very liberal patronage and encour-
agement, which has been extended TO them so far
ny southern Railroad companies, aud all other par
ties who may require Railroad work, or any other
knds oi Castings, done cheaply and exPeditiously.
OSMOND e. GRAY,
Augusta, Goo.
We are enabled to refer to the following named
gentlemen:
Hon. John P. King, President of tho Georgia
Namfoud and banking company, Augusta.
&c. AIMS, Esq. Cen Supt Georgia Railroad
and banking company, Augusta.
Wm. liardman, Supt motive power, Georgia
Railroad.
g: b. Lythsoe, Esq. Gen'l Sup't South Caroli-
ma Railroad, Aiken, 5 C..
G: Yonge, Esq. Gent Sap't Western and At.
lantic Railrond, Atlanta
W. w. Baldwin, Esq. Sup't motive power Wes-
tcrn and Atlantic Railroad. Atlants.
L.. L. Grant, Esq. Chief Engineer L.aGrange
Railroad, Atlanta.
VIM. NJ. Stockton, Esq. Chief Engineer Char.
lotte aud Columbia Railroud.
r. T. t.0c"n:te, Chief Engineer Augusta and
Waynesboro' Railroad, Savannah.
IL ingalls, E"i. SUP: motive fc-e. E-.. Ten~
nefs"e aud Georgia Rnilroad, Loudon, Tenn.
Richard Peters, Esq. Atlanta, Ga.
(seUrgo Robinson, Esq. Hamburg.
DR.: H. W. lawton, Esq. Erwinton, Barnwer
District.
lion. VIM. F.. Dearing, Augusta.
VIM II. Goodrich, Esq
Wm X. Kitchen, Exq.
Hugh O'Neil, Erq.
American Iron Foundry" Augusta, Georgia.
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