Southern cultivator. (Augusta, Ga.) 1843-188?, December 01, 1870, Image 94

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SIDE VIEW. UNEQUALLED BY ANY PRESS FOR POWER, CONVENIENCE AND DURABILITY, Having been unable to supply the demand upon us last season for these Presses, we have this Spring erected very large and extensive shops, with the latest improved machinery, for the exclusive purpose of making these Presses, whereby we feel assured of being able to supply all orders with dispatch, both for Presses complete or sets of irons. All orders to us will have immediate attention, and will be delivered aboard the cars free of drayage. - PRICE LIST. We find to give satisfaction and warrant our Presses, we must make all of uniform quality, and charge one uniform price—s2oo for Presses complete, and for Irons complete $l5O, all on board the cars here.*— 'he Cotton Box of our Press is 9 feet high, and 5 feet by 24 x 28*inches. Can supply these Presses of any dimensions; Parties ordering will please state height of box and size f bale desired. I I If c I ■ ttVcNJ Mm f 1 /S’ ! vNs' - t / 'j i G X & WEIGHT, oct to 3m. Atlanta, Ga. SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR—ADVERTISEMENTS. GUM I HITS IKY STUMP PIES ■ & mini IMPROVED UTLEY COTTON PRESS, With tliis Press two men can Pack a 600 pound Bale of Cotton, with ease, in 8 Minutes! Indeed, one man can do the work, only requiring longer time. It occupies a very small space, and can be so placed as to receive the Lint direct from the Gin or Lint Room, us may be desired, thus doing away with baskets and the frequent handling of the Lint. It is light in weight; can be taken down or put up in thirty minutes, by two men, and trans ported anywhere on a two-horse wagon. Our Press this season, is much improved over that of last year, and we can confidently assert that it is + dHPTTTIM"P PITT T 1? 1> ff c yi'vauu* a vuo t/i OUi Iji %} j5m.Sl — It is simple and readily understood by any one.— The power is the same used by the Utley Press, Leverage, and is only limited by the strength of the irons. Stumps of great size should be first blasted by boring a hole at their base and charging with powder and fuse, this will sever them in pieces, when then they can be drawn up in detail. Those wishing to transplant large or small trees will find this Machine invaluable, as with it they draw them up with their roots entire, and at a nominal cost. * PRlCE.—Delivered on board cars here, sioo,oo