The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19
VIM. led. Taylor 81 Co.,
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
ssDEERENG'S''
PR SS
AND
HOR S E ENG N E.


WE have on exhibition one each of the above
w and will take pleasure in showing them
to all who may wish to purchase.
J. L. Kennard, Esq, agent at Port Gibson,
sold quite number of the Presses last season
from numerous testimonials published by
him. we extract the following, from practical
gentlemen and old planters of Mississippi.
No Press in use, combining as ii does, Safe
ty, Strength Speed and Durability, is supe-
rior to it, and the
HORSE ENGINE
is admitted by all who have seen it in opera
ton, to be superior to anything of the kind yet
invented.
Persons wanting either by addressing us
can have them delivered without delay at their
nearest depot, and on application will be fur
nished with circulars containing complete di-
rections for putting up in running order,
terms, Sc, SC.
[ consider behring's Hand Cotton Press one
of the very best and most suitable now in use
combining, as it does, speed, economy and du-
rability.
July 10th 1871
j. L. KENNARD, Eso.-The Deering Hand
Press which bought of you last fall works to
my entire satisfaction 1t will press easily
twenty bales per day.
July list, 1871.
j. L. KENNARp, ESQ., am much pleased
with the Deering Press | bought of you last
fall Ii has given entire satisfaction, and is
easily handled and worked that my freed
men take great delight in working it.
do not hesitate to say can take. out easily
twenty bales per day.
July 10Th, 1871.
J. L. KESNARD, ESQ., have had Deering
Hand Press in use for two years, and would
not exchange ii for any other 1t is simple,
works faster than any ordinary Screw Press,
and have pressed easily bales weighing over
500 pounds.
Port Gibson, July l, 1871.
have been using behring's Hand Press for
one year. | find il to be an excellent Press
preferable TO any have seen, being perfectly
simple aud strong, and viii press easily bales
weighing 500 pounds
WM H. RUSSUM
l purchased last fall Deerings Hand Cotton
Press of Mr. kennard. 1t is, in my opinion,
the best and most convenient Press have ever
seen in operation.
THOS. B. MAGRUDER, NJ. D.
July 10th, 1871.
J. L. KExxARD, Dear Sir: After thorough
inquiry for the best and cheapest Press, l
chose the Deering; l watched it take off last
years crop, and was entirely satisfied with its
working. 1t will press tiye hundred pound
bale more readily than any Press | ever saw
could one of four hundred. Ii will save many
pound of mule flesh, is acceptable to the
freedmen, and believe will turn out as many
bales per day If not more) and certainly with
more ease than any other Press.
ID. G. HUMPHREYS.
Jaly Sd, 1871.
Mr. j. L.. Acknowledging Hand Cot
ton Press gives entire satisfaction l think il
the best Hand Press made, and recommend il
to the public, confident that any one trying it
will be perfectly satisfied with the way il oper-
ates; il is simple, perfect and complete in its
arrangements, and easily managed
J. W. DAVENPORT
July 3D. 1871.
Mr. kENNARD,-The Deering Press bought
OF you could mt work any better. can press
a load Of cotton by breakfast time, and have
done so frequently. l perfectly satisfied
with 1t.
STEPHEN MCLEOD.
July LIST, ISil. septlsw3tw4w
NEW ORLEANS SILVERWARE
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