The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-03-14
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Dimensions Of Press and Bales


Dimensions Of Press and Bales
From 80 to 500 pounds of Loose hay can
be tramred into the press room, constituting
bale in size, feet long, g 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
Com, Hair, Moss, lluskS, Wool, &c.
05-PleaSe read the following Testimcn mails
which are but q few OF the many proofs from
the most practical and experienced business
men in favor of the superior excellence of
Nakcman's Unrivalled Packing Machine
Certificate of Mc,srs Alexander Wilson of Kent Co...
Md and Edward Jackson, of North East Cecil county
boh practical farmers:
We would unhcsitatimgly recommend your Press.
having tested It's superior advantages over all others
now in iSe. ALEXANDER WILSON,
EDWARD JACKSON.
DIR. X. WtKEMAN, Port Deposit.
From Charles Hall. R. b. Hall and W T. West:
Dir. Il. >HEMAN. Port Dcp"~it.-Drar Sir :-lIavin,
been in the hoy pressing business for several years we can
speak "d'!'"ly Oh the subject and 'n not hesitate
say that W" know Of no Press witch will compare Will,
yours for general Pressing purposes.
CHARLES HALL
K. ID. HALL.
Rowanlsyiile Nd. W WEST
Having undertaken 10 fill large hay contract fn
'"rrrnn'"n' purchased several Hay Presses in rhil.
Waterman Presses aud | am fully satisfied that the
latte, Pres is far superior to any Of them. It'll the
san" amount Of labor nearly ,"n'r the quantity ot
hay can he hal"'l with the Waterman Pes than can
be packed with amy other have used.
kimlcNllc, Chester co., PA. DAVIS KlMBI.E.
Hon JOHN II. PRICE. Of Hartford county, judge OF
the 'ircnit Court Of baltimore. lnrd and Cecil courr
ties >ays:
have not used tn" Wakcn,ar Press hut from What
nave seen and heard Of is superior merits, consider it
ihe best Hay Press now in use.
The reputation If the wa'cmpn Press stands hir'
wherever It has been tried and from cx,,,icnr vnni
Chec'iii'y recommend 1t Tor general use.
n. GEO. p. WHITAKER
Principle Furnace, Cecil county. Nd.
am now using the Hay Press purchased # y,u and
find il To answer H." purpose admirably. Irll,rnlir-
gust" rs VII as yuu represented. uni MY entire
faction. Nuuis tluly.
Newark Del. join W. EVANS.
!myc used wakemans Hay Press, ana an, m.t,rly
stistici with its operations. LEN ) sIlAEFL..SS.
Hifck"INlil". thCStcr county. p.
This Is to certify the We know Theodore Graham :, ~.
nan ofsu,d rel u,r. ard To- have lGl irph prIrt,,
"Nrenr" ~ hay prc'>er, and youc f., tn" train {, hi,
.;utcdfcut.
C.CpOLHY. IADAvfS NIGH STnrI
=, p MgCL%MAnAN. ROOT. hEiE, JOHN STEEL,
JuilN ?. PATTON.
Port Deposit. Cecil coiny, NJ.
To'&. T. Snarcrrr C,Q, act. Com. patcnts.-pe,f
NIL &tl"s tlr irsnfr Ia Cr'i,fy that kiluw the
gentlemen wlln-" siwnr,i III" aluve rri
rHo. rs w'l Us AirNrnicr Wilson. Chril"s Hall. r. T.
Hall and Nm. 4. Nrt. ~" all highly respectable uir
rclal" cit T,us # teyjl and Kent counties. N,l
With respect. vuur uht. servant
EDWIN II. WEBSTER.
2nd Congress ioual District ur Aiarya,d
Washington. u. e.. Feb. eth. 1852.
Manufactured and sold by
II. WAKEMAN.
sept -, 1862. Port Deposit. Md.
Patent Rights for States, Counties and
Shops, Sold Oh reasonable terms.