The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-15


.sl, rsl=- md, since which time
somio 10Y Impo.,dut improvements have
been added.
Dimensions Of Press and Ba les.
From $50 to 800 pounds Of loose hay can
be trampcd into the press room, constituting
u bale in size, 4 feet long, % feet thick and
% feet wide.
In addition to being the best Hay and
Straw Press now in use, this machine can be
used for packing Cotton, Rags, Hemp, Broom
Corn, Hair, Moss, HUI SKIS, Wool, &c.
~Please read the following TESTING mails
which are but few of the many proofs from
the most practical and experienced business
men in favor of the superior excellence of
Wakemans Unrivalcd Packing Machine:
Certificate of Messrs. Alexander Wilson, of Kent Co.,
Md and Edward jackson, of North East Cecil county
bo.h practical farmers:
We would mlesatingly recommend your Press.
having tested its superior advantages over all others
now in use. ALEXANDER WILSON,
EDWARD JACKSON.
DIR. II. WAKEMAN, Port Deposit.
From Charles Hall. Il. d. Hall and W. T. West:
DIR. Il. W ,KnNly. Port Dcposit.-Dear Sir Having
been in the 2y pressing business for several years.
speak adyiscdy the subject; and do not hesitate to
say that know Of no Press which will compare with
yours for general Pressing purposes.
CHARLES HALL
RID HALL,
Rowlan,lsve, Nd. VT WEST.
Having undertaken to fill large hay contract for
Government purchased several Hay Presses in Phila-
depha rcputed to be the best in aud as two of the
WaIcnan Presses and ] am fully satisfied that the
latter Press far superior to of them. With the
amount Of labor nearly double the quantity Of
hay be balcl with the Wakcman Press than can
be packed with any other have used.
Kimheyc, Chester co., Pa. DAVIS KIMBLE.
Hon JOHN IT, PRICE, of Hartford county, Judge Of
the Circuit Court Of Baltimore, Hartford and Cecil coun
ties, says
have not used the wal1cman Press hut from what
have and heard of its superior merits, consider ii
the best Hay Press now in use.
The reputation Of the Wakeman Press stands high
wherever it has been tried and from experience would
checrtully recommend it for general use
GEO Z. WHITAKER
Principle Furnace, Cecil county, Md.
using the Hay Press purchased of You. and
find it TO the purpose admirably. performing
quito we'll you represented, and my entire salts
faction. Yours Truly, =. ~
Newark, Del. JOHN W. EVANS.
have used wakcmans Hay Press, and an, perfectly
stisfcl with its operations. LEWIS SHAMELESS.
Strickerve. Chester county, Pa.
This is 10 certify the know Theodore Graham tn t
n man Of good rrlutc, and to have had much practical
experience hay prcsser and vouch for the truth of his
statement. -
G.. COOLEY, y. \. DAVIS. NUN STEEL
T.. d. McCLENAHAN, RoBT. KERR, join STEEL
JOHN p. PATTON.
Port Deposit, Cecil coanty, Nd.
To s T. sHEEGRET, ESQ. Act Com. Patents.-Dcal
Sir 1T gives pleasure to certify that know the
gentlemen whose signed to the above ccrtif
cate, as we'll Alexander Wilson. Charles. Hall X. d
Hall and VIM. T. West. are all highly respectable and
\ reliable citizens of Cecil and Kent countless Md.
EDWIN II. WEBSTER.
2nd Congressional District If Maryland.
| Washington. D. C.. rcb. 10Th. 1862
Manufactured and sold by
R. WAKEMAN,
| Sept ~, 1869. Port Deposit, Md.