The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-01-24
aletI)anital.
HAY PRESS.

ss. This PRESS received
II ia RWaYr msnf the First Ircmium at the
MI poET otpoir II Mary land Agricultural
NM ,as, Exhibition. where its
iT1 FS----y merits were fully tested
NJ IA PREMIUM Il by competent Judges
III fdhaEScoIiuNHl from New York, Pom
RI PRESS. svlvahia. Ohio Il Mary
Sd rs.l:.,:=s--=S%ss. md, since which time
sV."4 -. .."ru. .,nt improvements have
been added.
ssIEas easstOns Of Press and BALES.
From 80 to 500 pounds of loose hay can
be tramred into the press room, constituting
bale III size, feet long, - feet thick and
- feet wide.
Straw Press now in use, this machine ran he
used for packing Cotton. Rags. Hemp, Broom
Corn, Hair, Moss, lIusks, WOOL &c.
Please read the following TESTING mails
which are but Il few Of the many proofs from
the most practical and experienced business
men in favor Of the superior excellence of
Wakcman's unrivalled Packing Machine
Certificate Of Messrs Alexander Wilson Of Kent Co.,
Nd. and Edward Jackson Of North East Cecil county,
Ioii Practical hrnsrs
We would ulhrsita,ing.y recommend your Pres.
having tested its superior advantages AL others
now in use. ALEXANDER WILSON,
DR.. Il. tEFMtS, Port Deposit.
From Charles Hail Il. b. Hall and ". T. West:
DR.. Il. tEtMAN. Port Deposit.-ncar Sir:-IIavng
hrrn In III" hay pressing business for several years.
speak advised, the subject and do hesitate
say that know Of No Press which will compare with
yours tor general Pressing purposes.
CHARLES HALL.
Il. Il. HkLL,
Rowlan'sriilc. Nj. W.T.. VEST
Having undertaken to fiji large hay contract FIR
Govcrinnrnt pure ha."a several La, pfes,c, in pIa-
In 10. II al. #
Nakc!lnu Presses. and | avn fully satisfied that the
latter Press j. far ~! cr'nr Ia any pf llI"m. With the
hay can he har With the Waterman, Press than can
be packed with nry other have used.
kimhlevilir Chester CO., fa DAVIS KlNBlE.
Hos. JuuX II. rEiCR Of II,rG,rl county. Judge of
ties. say.
have hot used the Wakcnan Press but from what
have and heard of it, superior merits consider it
i'c best Hay Press npw in use.
The reputation Of tI,c wakcman Press stands hgh
whichever it has been tried 'ni fom experience would
chce fully recommend ii ior general use.
GEO. =. WHITAKER.
Principle Furnace Cecil county, Nd.
am now II lug the Hay Free, purchased of yo, and
find it t" answer the purpose admirably. performing
quit" WILL as you represented. and my entire salts
'': H"war, Del ''''' ""''' John W. EVANS.
have used Wakcnan'' Hay rrcs. and am perfectly
si,fcl with it. operations. LEWIS sliAEl'LESs.
strckrrsiiIc Chester county Pa.
Thi- is to fy. tic "" know 'Src1orc Graham to he
If yuud icput" and to have had much practical
experience hay prcssc and yout for the truth Of his
statement
&. COOLEY. j. A. DAVIS. HUGH STEEL,
H. u. MrrLENAHAN, EUET, KERR, JOHN STEEL,
jobs I. PATTON.
Port Deposit, Cecil coanty, M.
70 ). T. SHEEGRET. ESQ. Act. Com. Patcuts.--nrar
Sir 1T gives he pleasure to certify that know the
gentlemen whose names are signed 10 the above crrti-
cate. well Il. Alexander Wilson. Charles Hall. Il. u.
Hall ani Nm. T. est are all highly respectable AMI
reliable citizens Of Cecil and Kent counties. Md.
With respect. your obi. servant
EDWIN H. WEBSTER.
2ad Congressman District Of Mury land
Washington, D. C., Feb. 18th 1867.
Manufactured and sold by
h. WAkEMAN.
Sept -, 1862. Port Deposit, Md.
Patent Rights for States, Counties aud
Shops, sold OIL reasonable terms