Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-11

square. The plank ought to be closely
jjointed, and either painted or covered with
ter or melted pitch 30 make all the joints
watcr-tight. Ofcourse the mailing should
be close and perfect. \ box of halt-inch
plank comes up two inches inside from
the bottom OF the pump for the lower
leather valve to rest on. One side of the
valve is nailed to one side Of the box, and
piece of wood covers the leather to
strenthcn the valve. The upper valve is
very simple, but not easI to describe.
| Imagine funnel made Of thin, flanky
sole leather, four inches il diameter across
the top and W many deep down to the
neck; and that its centre is nailed or tied
fast to rod that is to serve as 4 piston
in the pump. The weight Of water or
other liquid to be raised in pumping, can
set this pliable leather cup to adapt itself
to the precise shape OF the aperture i'll
the pump; and to prevent this cup or
filnuel falling back in lifting ooze or wa.
ter, three narrow strips of'lealher sewed
to the top of the funnel on three sides
! Tone OF, each are rallied with small nails
." the P'S'oh-roa ""''., snS ,s sa .',n., nu"es
fron the iui'llel' ~ S'''"li out S''onS
of the rod, which. held i'll the hand, ela
bles one to lift easily all the liquid in the
pump. The discharge from the pump is
maze IN 'he uS'u. M"1' ioo' VI l"o'e 's
oeio" lhe toP "a ~ III. o"E ": wv ,:a :'':,
use plane can maze pump o. 'lils Al'.1 !.9
take oozc 1roll. tHo oo'.ui' VI o'io ,".; 'oo
or hogsheao A!leo WIN el.ser DARK OF
leather, and put 1t eXpedltlonSlY INTO
another, where all stand on level or
nearly so. A thin case keeps the tah.Dafk
or leather from il'ilns 'he illtle space re-,
lured by the pump, ~hlc'l Is put INTO the
vat or hosshead anu taken o'' as often as
needed.
any biackS'''''a ca!i ll'Aho h .Ne pea'l,'n .l y
ShTcs escd ny .'''nefS' ou, ., nv ''u,se rSe
l!Seu oy c"''iets ~ '''','", 'I"."e'
former are curved s'"u o.'.l nav st''''.i 49,
teeth 10 lear up Tue tough ''ic"'or"Ae u'i-
DER Inc SKIN. =, !,
All tah-HarA snolla ne HePt c'ea'' I''u anu
ary lor ulfI s"u es. "a oaI"." ,. s",asa y, J.
Na' 'o.es' t'.t -ots .h' 'I ~.
.'l.o :''''-' "'1, ."'.' - 81 ,Y n.a.
injurious 'o" o. - t'e''",. W., sf"' i, "s"'
ness III ',e'' optt"iNes .'lI,'.'e ''t1s' .s
improved apparatus ana goou D''N u.
'a!"uF 'h 'al''i,'s - Si''"''' ,n '., cNl'','
Will WORK one hunoreo grown l!ues inIo o
Inc ps'H oi oo1" a;I u ,,",i do,ors % anJ
, ", Nc Se,'e, "'' @ ;,u,,,Ir"S Ill .;1as
inc iaoo''. Va tai'.''s ~" "N'"' w ~. -
was apout 'ne SUM- a'te' '"o, .'''i'. nv, -
the oaFh' il I',.e' o;',' Ys teI "'S il,u''
. tanned ana c,'rfleu lot nail "' 'he lea'llel CT
taay VIII MAKE: II Is pronao'y oel,cr man ,
10 attempt 10 'al' 'iic'n l''i''scn: II: .e' i,tlii
improve ms P"slu'es oy cuts'S''nes t.ie M
pest grasses an" rS'se more .i i'i c'''.I loi
ll"'!i@ c"iSu'np''oi,' a''' ''a' nave .'',ee "
Fl or loeF h!ues "F '!!n la,ili',t "lse:e he iias
one now. Inns VIII ca'l nrSt.ciaSs ta'''e
RES into'eSlstenc"' 'liat VIII give q P"aho
, OF good soie ieaiEief I,r E"Ia'd 'l arI
3 h!de' "r nearly lnat, Every iaf'heI oue'i'
! 10 save al 'iie y, 'a".p'tN ne ca" ~. " W.
T. speak aa'lSeuly "ilcil VIC SaJ t,i'' LII
] Confederate States are even now short o.
i oak bark II they are TO manufacture III
S the leather wl!ch 'hey consume III S''d'
disS' 'rloisS' 'l:'I'.'.;s' s''a,',, 'I' , "H.
aiio catri;tse 'f''i''''Hiss' cups na'-'','i'I
h"ok'ninAii9S, SHOES a''u ooo.s. IL nas
been ,ne misfortune o. '1le Not''h o'ate.
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of producing their great staple Hence
the scarcity of good mechanics and &rt