The Cecil Whig., 1862-10-04
The Best Packing Machine in Use
Dim ensions of Press and Bares.

sumo very luhpoi tint improvements nave
been added.
Dim enSiOns of Press and Bales.
From 80 to 800 pounds of loose hay can
be tralnped into the press room, constituting
bale in size, 4 feet long, q feet thick aud
y 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
Com, Hair, Moss, lIusks, Wool, &c.
W-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's Unrivallcd Packing Machine:
Certificate Of Mcssrs. Alexander Wilson, Of Kent Co..
Nd. and Edward Jackson, Of North East, Cecil county
boh tactical farmers:
We would unhrsatincy recommend your Press
having tested Its superior advantage, mll others
now in use. ALEXANDER WILSON,
EDWARD JACKSON.
DR. Il. WAKEM,S. Port Deposit.
From Charles Hall, II. d. Hall and W. T. West;
DIR. II. WAKEM,H. Port Drpos.-Dcar Sir Having
been in the hay pressing business for several years. can
speak alviscly IN the subject AMI do not hesitate to
say that know Of no Press which will compare with
CHARLES HALL
R"wlandsvillc. Nd W.T.. WEST.
Having undertaken to iii a large hay contract for
Government. purchased several Hay Presses in Pha-
d"phia. rclcl tn r the best in sc aud also two If the
Wakeman Presses, and | am fully satisfied that the
latter Press is far superior To any Of them. With the
same ani''int Of labor nearly double the quantity Of
hay l.. bnr,l iih the Wakcn,ln Press than can
be backed with amy other have used
kimhlcville, Chester CO., Pa DAVIS KTMBLE.
r. WAKRMAN, EsQ.--Dear Sir:--I have been in the
Hay packing business for five years. in which time
have used and nsed several kinds Of Hay Presses.
among tn" number Ingcrsols Improved Press. Of Ehor
Island. have purchased and used four other Presses
In my business which were considered the hest Presses
manufactured, and with the w"rkin. II which, I was
satisfied. until became acquainted with yours, which
am using.
Presses have tried being better arranged in regard to
durability. having tho main force inImcSsng ,liiluscd
"lviatinG the trouble and expense nf castings breaking.
aud loss Of time Getting them replaced. The expense
FIR one yer being S15 in replacing broken castings
The wear and tear of the Wakcman Press has not
been on an average: over Il per year. The Wakcman
Press has decided advantage other Presses in
hwcrn. tn" platform after the bale is finished. being
perfectly comfortable ly the operator. Fur general s.
would fully recommend the Wakcman Press after
test in pressing with about year and would state
further that 1t meets with general approval with all
who use 1t. over other Presses, and l find greater
facility in pressing nnd less expense in your Press than
any other have used, have heard If in the many
Presses now in Believing your Packer t. posses.
superiority over all other Presses recommend it
without hcsitati"n IN AL Farmers and Hay Packers
safe fast. operating with fewer hands and less and
tear, than any other how in use. Yours truly.
THEODORE GRAHAM.
Port Deposit. Cecil county, Nd.
Manufactured and sold by
r. WAKEMAN.
Sept -, 1862. Port Deposit, Nd.