The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-12-20
Meti)auieal.
HAY PRESS.

This PRESS received
Il III Va RWeEt Man the First Premium at the
HEa n pofnofPosr H Mary land A grculiural
MA n r6i 1HitpH Exhibition, where its
iMfE-@-4 merits were fully tested
-sY IA PREMIUM Il by competent judges
M dHSISDoiioNst from New York, Penn
"a PRESS 4 >yIvania. Ohio K Mary
Egl.rsa.s=zzsssss, ;,5 and. since which time
Owns ,ots n"poltant improvements have
been added.
Dimensions Of Press and Bales
From 25U to 900 pounds Of loose hay can
be trainred into the press room, constituting
Il bale in size, 1 feet long, - feet thick and
y feet wide.
In addition to beng the best Hay and
Sira" Press now III use, this machine ran be
used for packing Cotton, Rags, Hemp, Broom
Corn. Hair, Moss, Ilusks, WOOL &c.
C.y~ 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
Wakcmah' 5 UuriyAlled Packing Machine
Certificate Of Ncs-rx. Alexander Wilson # Kent Co..
Nd and Edward jackson Of North East Cecil county.
hph practical farmers
"" world unl,esitntingly recommend your pr-s.
having tested lis superior advantages all Others
no" in use. ALEXANDER WILSON,
EDWARD JACKSON.
Dr.. R. WAEsMty. Port Deposit.
From Charles Hall, II. D. Hall aud W. 7. West:
DR.. K. WAKENAN, Port Depost-Doar Sir Having
beon il thu hay pressing Lusiics6 for wears
sl-ak alvisrly the subject: and do h,.itaie To
say that know of no Plcs which will COMPARE with
yours fvr general Pressing purposes.
CHARLES HALL
L. u. II ALL,
Eowlanlsvillc Nd VT. WET
Having under taken to fill large hay contract for
Government, purchased several Hay Presses in phjla-
dcphia reputc To t- the best in use and mI, two I the
~ | IN att Jti,1i hat the
latter Press is far superior to any Of th"m. With tie
same amount Of labor nearly double the quantity Of
hay he halrd with the WakcnIan Press than can
tc packed with any "thrr have used
kimtlrvillr, Chester co., Pa. DAVIS KlMDLE
Hon. JOIN II. PRICE of rIl,f4d county, Judge Of
the Circuit Court Of Baltimore, Hartford and Ccci
ties says
have not used the wakenran Press. hut from what
have seen AMI heard Of its superior merits consider
tue best Hay Press now ia
The reputation of the Wakcinon Press stands high
wherever il hos been tried and from Nlciicucc would
" = 80 GEo F. WHITAKER
Principle Furnace, Cecil county Nd
now using the Hay Press purchased cf and
find 1t To answer til" purpus" admirably, ~" forming
quite well YOU represented ard my entire salts
faction. Yours tluly,
Newark Del. JOHN W. EVANS.
have used w"k"nan's Hay Pres. and am perfectly
stisicl with t1 operations. LEWIS SHAMELESS.
SrickcrSie, Chester county, PIT.
This is to certify the We know Theodore Graham to be-
Of good rrIurc, and to have had much practical
experience hay resScr and sourh for the truth of his
statement.
E.. COOLEY, J. A. DAVIS. HIGH STEEL
y. y. McCLENAIIAN, RUBT, KERR, JOIN STEEL,
JOHN =. PATTON
Port Deposit, Cecil coanty, NJ.
To 5. r. SncraEEr Esq, Act. Com. Pacnts.--ncnr
ir:-lt gives pleasure 10 certify that know the
gentlemen whose signed TO he above rctiI
cate we'll Alexander Wilson. Charles Hall. X. u.
Hall and WIN. T. West. all highly respectable and
rcliahl" citizens If Cecil and Kent Counties Md.
With respect your obt, servant.
EDWIN II. WEBSTER,
2nd Congressional District Of Mai yland.
Washington. u. c. Feb eth 1852.
| Manufactured and sold by
r. WAKEMAN.
Sept - 1862. Port Deposit, Nd.
Patent Rights for States, Counties and
| Shops, sold on reasonable terms.