Hotchkiss'
Vertical Water Wheel,
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n consequence Of the very great popularity
which lhess Whecls have attained hy The use
Ofnearly 1000 of them IN different parts cf the
country, the subscribers have sold about 100
Rights in North CarOlins, 80 81 which are in full
and successful operation in Cumberland County.
When properly introduced. shey nearly double
the value Of she Nil. and in guanuIy cf work &C.
neraify far exceed iho moss sangpine expectations
of the owners. many az whom arc gentlemen dis
tingliished for lhen science and practical skilI,
who have atse<led 10 The value Of this improve
menf. Thess-~heels are more durable, and more
easily k~ps ~ s~a~~ ~i-- FssP~-lyr.s sssssss-s'
than the aufsnE wheel. They viii save one-ihird
of the water, and run vel in back satsr. when
there d Q bead above. Ths speed of the saw i
incresssd % mnEs lhsa double the strokes per mi
Huie.


The price of an indiyidnal tight for one pair q
Wheels, Is $50. ss . @ d. st@


We rafes, among others, to the following gen.
slenen, some Of whom have had the wheels in
operation twelve months or more; and from ma
nv of them, and Others, we have received certifi-
Gates expressing their high appreciation Of the su-
perior advantages Of these over the autler wheel,
and stating thai their saws viii cut $500, 5000,
$500. and escn a. high Is s008 feet per day, and
sare onk-fhird Of fke tratlr.