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IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS


HotchkiSS'
Vertical Water wheel.
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THE subscribers, having witnessed the success
full operation Of these wheels, were induced
to purchase the right of using them in the stale
of North Carolina; and they now Oiier for sale
individual rights, at Fifty Dolars, or rights for
whole county, on reasonable terms.


Besides being generally adopted in the North
em States, these wheels are coming into general
use in the Southern States. We have sold about
100 Rights, 80 Of which are in successful opera
ton in Cumberland county.


These wheels are more durable, and more easi-
IL kept in order when properly put together than
the futter wheel. They will save one-third Of
the water, and run well in back water, when there
is a head above. The speed of the saw is in
creased to more than double the strokes per mi
mute. -~.


We refer, among others, to the following gen.
tlemen, some of whom have had the wheels in
operation twelve months or more and from ma
nv of them, and Others, we have received certiii.
Gates expressing their high appreciation of the su-
perior advantages of these over the fUtter wheel
and stating that their saws will cut $500, 5000
$500, and even as high as 5000 feet per day, and
So,v ule-thiyd of the pGteT. ..... i