Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
MUSKlNGUM VALLEY
LAYING ADDED GREATLY TO o

HAVING ADDED GREATLY TO OUR
IL former extensive facilities turning OFT
age Improved Portable Steam e. gines and
tTtabe Circular Saw Mills Those already received and in
uldy Territory in the Union but Improved
or.abe Engines snd say Mills Ali Engines
spark which the sparks
We soa rssPectfa y reer yuto the following gentlemen
for the portability utility and practical opera
IONS u our Portable Steam Engines ana Saw Mills
Char.5,.e Mich V4rcL I5tE, 1906.
J. l. Duyar-ss Ny viii and Engine giving the best Of
r,isfacuou Ihidi rau,ug Eve days after receiving
The after starting the a We sawed t logs into inch
unbs making 10 SIS On the second day
sawed - $50 II loK hours l; vas taed a. one tine
when cI boards 10 let in each board, IN one minute
Yours, truly GEO " POTTER
l.uius Depot, ". v, Sept -. 1855.
il DayaG!slE: Win assistance Of sir. Hardessy,
jus; completed The setting Of the Portable Engines and
1890 Of Oaa and Pine iaber per hour Mil No 2, we
ave just started snd with equal success They are WORKING to
VI 10 All you 'a's'''a' '~' sFSISE, BOYD co.
Hv.s5sgil,,. SDcrcs. Co., H., IGy 81, 1860.
Nsssrs Duva-Wc sawed 500 feet ooardo OF
:; 80 go W LsIi-vc vonr nortable engine, and
mills use and most cheeruly recon
'i any " " % " '-' IN l. i c6IIIER PRUssELL
g..,s p,...., Ripley CO, Ind, Fe5. Il, 1881.
,,s han zen hrss-'Onrshs of It inch Ian
''' 'as NIL lo's ''' H' SAMUEL iiii kENSEr CO.
Br..aa-s.., Wyoming Co., Pc Bay l, 1855.
Z D-L.lsIa: Ezc Eusins and Mil purchased OF yo1'
shca Mr. HaTdss:y lS @2rt' VII 10 more work than you
l5, ,. t . m tn ioar5 MAILMAN GAY.
H.m.5c:, IT. Yo.. 49, 1863
J Ii Dl74sra- Ilssav Mil Of :Esny horse power Ply
chased OF yol, la ben - Up by Mr. Hsrdss'y On sstursaJ
saved 5000 fc-s in esh. hours We can safely
Y5SEs. truly, BRIDGES, HENDERSON DANIELS
F-t,as, E...-c5r CO.. I.ss., Ia. g, 1850.
-ss yagaHc have been r1un!ag the FOR. .bo enginc,
Az " -o,7 " W -rhassj Of yo, sone r1ontha a11
Ee average tough, Gcry pine from 5000 100 feet OF
UNDER per day Ina could, ae-2 hurry h nds
per Many peT5oDs haze rode twenty and thirty
niles TO Mill shg the wonder and admiration Of al
We cheer1y re:ooeni then . those in want Of mil and
=ngtacs. g. \. HAMILTON co,
lebanon, Kg., Jilg II, 1850
MISC U-4I profess - know but lille about machinery,
oac .e PLEASURE in bearing testimony 10 the fact that the
portable zn5 and mill purchased Of yol can in
Pinion cut three times az much osr IN day as any other
u country We have 7aWed $50 feet in thirty minutes
T. B. HARRISON
N-ssr5 Duya-Oa Saturday something
1900 @ Of inch poplar lumber worked eleven hours forty
minutes " Nash attended, The We cut this amour.
o SS I log: and 5d 6a2 5I l III d. j. saASSos
>aaa. R-s T. U Braljo-l e., Pr, -Haret II, I3Gy.
~essrs.J J. Il DavaH-G=nis; The portable engine and
-" NIL ma, =. pafcha "a 81 yoa s.s Sls az .
i frozen hrllrck timber which call u saving
i2 s? ~ Northern gan'' " he eRrF f IS STONE g ~
l4I- OF -rst 3ss Material @orzmaashP tie same. and to
o 800 % 1920 feet Of Lumber Per day, Say ten
Order solicited Descriptive circulars sen: to all cOrrcsPOn
ooCKILL SEYMOUR,
l4y9-5- Rockville, Tenn.