Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-07-17
HAVE YOU SEEN
HAVE YOU SEEN
HOL LING s WOR TH'S
TWO HUNDRED FLOATING BILLS, Oh


TWO HUNDRED FLOATING BALLS, OR
KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINEe
+ will wash one dozen pieces of clothes in two
minutes without injury to the most delicate
material.
BED QUILTS,
COMFORTS, BLANKETS, SHEETS,
with every description of Wooden Goods, are wash
ed in the most thorough and beautiful manner.
This Washing Machine has taken the premium
at all the Fairs where exhibited. 1t is pronounced
by all who have seen it THE WONDER of the age
1t is simple in its construction not to get out
of order
The Machine is so easy to work that small chill
dren can take part in it; any half-grown girl of
ordinary strength, however little used to labor
DO regular weeks washing, and derive great.be-
neft from the exercise. it being of the very best
kind Tor Strengthening the arms, chest and loins.
BANK NOTES.
II will wash bank notes without tearing or injur-
ing them. Therefore, not only is great labor saw
ed, but the clothes are not injured as by other ma
chimes and rubbing boards. This will be apparent
to all who see it in operation, it is not rubbing
machine. No boiling of clothes required. We
invite the public to call and it; also ask the
Ladies (who wish to purchase) to send their SER
wants with soiled clothing to No. $40 Baltimore
street, Cup stairs,) where wash them so quick
ly as to convince the most sceptical. To meet the
circumstances of all we put it at Sl2. We give
the testimony of few of the hundreds who
using them.
This Gentleman is well known throughout our
and other States chemist.
SYKEsyILLE, Nd, March 5th 1856.
Messls. MORTIMER & MowBRAY:
Gentlemen-ln reply to your inquiries in regard
to Hollingsworth's Floating Balls Washing Ma
chine, have to say the principle is certainly the
best have ever seen or used for the saving of la
Dor, clothes, time and soap. Those in my family
on the old plan, and not feel the labor; the
clothes being better washed We perfectly
tis6ed with the machine. and recommend it to all
our friends. Yours, with respect,
VIM. BAER.
BALTIMORE, June 10, 1855.
''This is to certify that the undersigned has in
use one of the PATENT KNUcKLE WASHING Ma
CHIMES and finds it to be everything claimed for it.
The labor is greatly lessened and the expedition
with which heavy washing is accomplished is sur
prsing A wash-day is accompanied by many iu-
conveniences to well regulated households, and any
improvement by way ofspecd should be hailed with
pleasurc and in this Machine of Mr.. Lyman's, that
is certainly obtained. The undersigned believes
that the KNUcKLE WASHER must be generally a.
dopted, as much time and labor are both saved, and
the work better done while the articles are not in
jured by the friction of rubbing in the old way of
washing. JOHN F. McJILToN,
Baltimore Patriot.'
81 fully endorse the above recommendation of
MIR. McJilton.'' J. D. BENTEEN,
Baltimore Street, near Light.
81 have the 'KNUcKLE WASHING MACHINE in
use in my family, and cheerfully concur in the a
boye recommendation JOHN l.. REESE, Jr.
80 Camden Street.
From J. Wills Esq, of the proprietors of the
Baltimore Patriot.1
have had in use in my family for some time one
of HoLLINGswoRTH's PATENT KNucKLE WASH
-aetes MAeuINEs and feel hesitancy in pronounc-
ing it of the very best instruments of the kind
now in NAL e this assertion from having seen
its operations, and upon the unreserved reconmen-
dation of washewomen who worked it. The prin-
ciple on which this washer operates is thoroughly
scientific, and at indicative of its utility NV
impression is that the kNUcxLE WASHER must
gradually find its way into general use. Some of
the many advantages possessed by it are expedi-
ton, thoroughness in cleansing garments. and the
ability to wash goods of the finest texture without
causing the slightest wear or injury. Every family
who can conveniently should have this most excel
lent Washer J. WILLS, Baltimore, Md.
Having had the sKNUcKLE WASHING MACHINE
in my family, cheerfully concur in the above re-
commentator. Z. Y. REESE,
Editor of Methodist Protestant.
ISAll orders must be directed TO
MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY,
No. 240 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, Md,
Who alone are authorised to sell rights to make and
sell for the counties in this State and the District
of Columbia. may