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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
Mr. james II. Hupuy and David M.
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IRAkE NOTICE, that shall on Monday the 4th
Il OF April next, at Wyatt Cardwc's Tavern in the
county OF Charlotte and State of Virginia. between the
hours OF nirse and SIN set Of that day, proceed TO
take the Dispositions Of Richard Robertson and others;
and Saturday the 9th Of the same month at the same
place. and between the same hours, take the Dispositions
of Wyatt Cardwell and others and Thursday. the
9TH OF the month"; and between the same hours at
t.erson Clark S IN the county of Lunenburg and State
aforesaid, take the Deposition Of Mrs Nancy Mcdders to
be read evidence sun now depending and undeter
mined IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry Tor the county aforesaid, wherein plaintiff and
you are defendants at which time and places, you may
attend iyou think proper.
MARY STEPHENSON, Curator of
Thomas !. Stephenson deed.
March 4 y
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OBITUARY..

The death Of Ms CAROLINE Z. CuMrSres. wit.
oil heS. I'd H. tnmpston eft this place and daughter
OF Key l)r Skinner oi New York. which occurred ON
the 18Th January last was recorded in the paners
week 1t Is both proper and desirable that splnp further
notice heg''n"i une, who though she rane stranger
To this place, during the little time size saonrncd here
became greatly eudeared to many. whom kndress and
sympathy d''" to her sick aud dying bed Perhaps
there few IN the circles Of ttend.h,n Win, how hoi
more universally loved aud who will be more ,endcrl,
Ianented than the deceased. Her natural character.
which Was attractive and lovely in no common d,rrco
was III early life, elevated and sancicd by the influences
Of divine Grace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

tE rtnsrry.-and tia, ihcrc should lie sill d,
fcii ofmoney to meet expenditures hat other re
source is there but an augmentation Of duties beyond
that magical 20 per cent? None unless we rpsnrt To
that NEST odots and unequal Of all modes Of raising rcye-
hue and which would hear with peculiar eprr,ssiycuess
upon the Noaih' direct toTatn. Such never could lave
been the meaning ol any Of the parties the Compro-
mise Act 1t was the s. lie purpose of lis Southern
friends u guard against Proiectirc Tariff and that is
eectualy avoiddb by the adjustment If the rates Of dn
ties upon scale adapted to the actual cNgenci,s Of the
treasury.
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NOTICE.
March | |

iAAiIE subscriber, Icing d,s,rous of paying all his Just
debts as early as possible, requests all those, To
whom he is indebted to call and receive the same,
the times are getting rather ght.-lIe also requests
those. that are indebted to him, to forward with
out delay and settle their respective Dues as much long
81 Indulgence cannot he given. A. LIGGAT.
March w,w If
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKETS.

New foRK. March 7.
Domestic Exchanges Philadelphia 3 a 3, Baltimore
2; Virginia Z, g North Carolina 5 81
large amount Of Treasury notes fell due yesterday
and today-tho whole Of which were dshonor-
ed This has caused some excitement amongst the
holders, and they are glad to sell them at per cent
discount.
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Tor New Or''c:.r =.

Tor New Or'cnps.
IN 4 10 sail positively on the 25th Of March.
kM%NA. The regular packet brig Creole, Robert
<idSSah Ensor. Master. having part of her CARGO.
oS'Ssc~eSs engagcd will certainly sail on the 18th
inst For freight or passage. apply to
IIDLAM < McRAE
warren ~ t25M if
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MAMMOTH SCHEME.


500, 900.
S25, Oo0,,-l5,o OOl ,-I2. 900, 10 ,MOO,Alo of
5oo' 10 of ,25o!l-5o Of 0Oo,!
UNION LOTTERY. Class No A.
To be drmrn al .itrnndria on Saturday The loM dan
Of .Nmch, and result received on The 22d Of March.
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000
Prize of sa5,000--l5,0 OO-I2. 0O0-lO. 00O-9 600
-,i,6d6-2 Of b oo0-3oi 900 of 3.oOO-
8 Of 20pU-l ~ of ,5UO-2U Of 2JO-5O of /
OOO-,o of i,OO-l33 of 100
Ca Isl and 2nd Drawn Nos 1850
10 ST and 3rd 2OO
10 Isl and I'M 100
l}O LIST and 9th or list aud 9th 80
2t'o st 4 7th Isl \ Sth LIST X oh or lst x lOth GO
40 Isl 4 I,h Isl & l2lh lst & 18th or I'd 4 Sd 50
1225 all other two Nos 40
AGO Isl or 2ud drawn Nos. 10
G2io Sd. ith or 9TH %
1860 all other single Nos. 20
~ Nos. la drawn out
Whole Tickets only $40 halves 10; quarters s;
eghths 81.
JIRGLNLl LEESBURG LOTTERY. Glass No
II. To be brdcn N Pcicrsbvg. 1ucsoiay The 18Th
or.Nnch. and result recrircd on The lsM Of March,
Prns SlO,OO0-lu 600. 600, OOO-l .3S7 10
Of | ,5tn-lo of 500-l0 Of JOo-looi 1000 OF 50
-lj5 Of 100. Sc &c.
Is Nos.--l 9 drawn.
Tickets 81 50, Shares in proportion.
TIRGLNIl .NO.NO.NG.lLLl LOTTERY. CLss
No. b To be drarn al Richmond, on Thursday
the l7h V.Narch, aud result receircd on The l9ih Of
March,
Prizes I,O00-2.OSO-5 Of ,0OO-5 of 300 Of
25o-5 Of 2OO-5 of 1910 of lOO-3O otGD-
30 of 5o-I23 Of 10. &c. SC.
G6 Nos. and II drawn ont
Tickets s. 80; halves / %; quarters Is cts
TIRGLNL1 .NO.NONT.aLLl LOTTERY, Glass
D. To be d,mrn al .lcsandria, on .Satur,iay The
10Th y .Norch and result rcccred on Tie 10Th Of
.DIorch
CAPITAL PRIZE (nct $3O,o0O.) $35 POI II.
Prze oi (nolt 100000 II .7i 1o-6,WO-5. OOO-
3.ooo-2, 5oo-(neit $1,000 2,36l l9-5Oofl
0OO-5Oof2 5O-50o Of OO0-63 Of 5O-G3 of 100.
Is numbers and II drawn.
Tickets $40; Shares In proportion.
JIRGLNLl UELLSBURG LOTTERY, Glass
10. To be drmra al Rictmond Me 2la dan Of
March, and reaH rceircd on The 23d Of March,
Prizes 81 5,OOO-5, ONO, 50O-l SEQ .TO-I.-
25o-l ,03o-S50-G 0O-lO of 50O-l0 Of 2OO--
- Of 1870 of l0O-lOO of 9O--lOO ofs0
--lsG Of 10, &c, sc.
rs numbers and IS drawn QUIT
Tickets S5-Sharcs in proportion
JIRGLNL1 LEESBURG LOTTERY. Class No.
II. To be d,mrn al Fetersbmg, on he 22d Of
March, and result rcccipcd on TIE 18th Of March,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Prize Of $5,0oO-3,0 900 900 .3Sl-4O of 500
20 Of 3OO--3O of 20O-l25 of 100, sc.
10 numbers and II drawn.
Tickets S1-Sharcs IN proportion.
Drawn numbers in WclIsburg Lottery, Glass 8.
Is 80 IS 80 So as 81 y u.
Drawn numbers iii leesburg Lottery, Class TO-
80 "a Is 80 10 4 AZ II rs AZ 81 50 % As.
w. NJ. SUTTON,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT

IN THE UNITED STATES COT RI
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
M,Rcn If, 1912:
nlCHARD r. Bl RFORD of tho town of Lynch
~ bury having filed petition pray ring that he may
be declared Bankruptt Il is ordered that Nil persons
claiming 10 be creditors of the said Richard L Burlon
show cause To the court on the l2th day Of May ncx
Why the said Rchard T. Rurl,rd he not declared ,
bankrupt, pursuant Ia the act OF Congress ia that behalf
aud thai copy OF this onlr he published In the new spa
pcrs according 10 the 22nd and 9th rules Of court
A Copy-Icarc,
HENRY GIBSON, CFk.
March II w5w
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District of r,inia
MMou II 1912:
uplIN \. II RPM of the town at I,ynrhhuru,
~ having filed petition praying that hc may be- de
caT'da anhtup II sordcrcd that all persons claiming
To he creditors Of the said John A. Turpn show
the court On the l2th day Of May next why the said
John A. IuIpn he mol decarcda bankrupt pursuant Ia
the &C ol Congress in that behalf and ha, copy of this
order be published IN the newspapers ACCORDING To tn,
22nd and It'll rules OF court
Copy-Tcstc.
HENRY GIBSON. GIN.
March IT w,w
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A FRANkIlNrrE..
MPE ANCE MEETING

Asfy- regular meeting ct the ynchbug Mechanics
Temperance Society will be held at the Bopsisl
hnreh, tins evening. At half pasl Sin O'clock.
Several addresses are cxpected
JAMES FREIWElL, President
GEoRGE d IHuEM,> Sec'v
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There in union sweet.

| ''lherc i'm union svrcf
Did grace devise and nainr,s h,,,t, moot
| To nsti,, ,;,r,r .,,t ,.;,I;.,... 800,
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r,uo,. nl her stn,, ,.,u ,,,L i'o' Wv, ne
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ACQUISITIONS warn ms anil v,lr,Il n' ~ ~ anu "''
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now tr,en,l f., tl SUI ~" ever n"u'"
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= half nrevin,s t her d.,,in a., r', e''' ,"l
to spend lcr J,ys in the srryir. ~ Chr w.,
hrathrns and was arppiut,d tr,h,r with b,, hny,nl
hy the American ua,l f Io,n;an N;', Nm .;'.y,o'
res To SYRIA tlcloy and In nrcnYr". g. ,,
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/ Where he lh,n,d and ,na,,isl.I anI 1I.' ''''
there Ia liycGr bilo who had d,,j far Lar ,6 ,,.o,
Head If the Church h,d o,hor n,r,,s,, c'n.',,o I
and has t,Lcn her l., III. Non. L,,,is.l, r - ~
doubt, IS hinhcr am, b,icr services o,,l,y hn ..I,
heart aud ripiurcd GIs'' For wear and mars nr,y,
To her death the hcthof Mrs Cpmps,"n hod a rr
fiddle Int If ., nc No, ,,,, ,l l,,l ifL I,,, " -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

as DID sam Hale is ssr, @, dad Il, them in ,b,s
the, are not likely neglect flioi duty To
winch they have have hitherto been true
4 ER ANIL INrEE
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RICH NOND MARkETS-A March 7th

RICHN MARkETS-March 9Th.
FIOi R-Counlry s., Is to6.
GRAlN-Whcat 81 to Is; Corn 5jc; Oats 15c to
5lc.
OBACCO-Rcceipts increasng-no change in
prices since lass "cck-We continue quotations.
lugs s2sa2.-Leaf a3a6l in quality.
EXCHANGE.
New York drafts - as)
Philadelphia do 2a2. tp.,..#....;..,
Baltimore do A. ! ''' ""
North Carolina Bank notes. SO andoycr1 d..
DO do under 4IO's II"
South Carolina 3ai Tennessee Is
Alabama II Specie Cal
Treasury Notes
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In hope of glory to be quite involved!
10 smile at death! to long 10 be dissolved
From our decays pleasure to receive!
And klnde into transports at grave ~
She endured at times, the cXcruciatinp pain and
when nothing else would soothe her, the reading OF IA
vOre portions Of scripture, and the reading singing OF
tavorte hymns, would compose her mind and her
10 sink into sleep Tho last hours of her life
ly spent in this way. and the character Of the hymn
she selected for her friends to sing showed the state OF
her feelings. They were such as, Come humble sin
ner." "Aasl and did my Saviour bleed" why
should we start and fear to die" ''esus, and shall it
be-" At one time while her mind wandering. on
awakening from sleep. she thought hcrsefdead and ask
ed her physician she were not angel showing that
a little OF heaven let down into her soul, even
while lingering on the confines of this lower world.
shortly after, at the age Of nearly % years size gently
fell asleep upon the bosom of her Saviour, aud aNakcd
to behold the full elorics Of the Lamb on hiah.
'Heayen waits not the last moment; her friends,
Owns them this side death; and points them out - men,
There were two things strongly impressed on the mind
of the deceased on her death bed which it will be wei
for her friends to lay TO heart the first was. that scl
and dying bed, place for the transact ion Of tho
monentous work Of The souls salvation "Oh Oh
SAID she, lift IS not done il can never neycr he done
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Ian. 10
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
DI. Da,nCan's ENpeCtOrant Rene
DIV stands AlOGf

EvROM the Quack Syrul and Paragoric Com
a pounds which have Of late become a hu,den
10 lhe pubic health, and suspension to the purse.
Nhy is it that these med dcines taken repeated
ly hy the sick without moving the complaint in
question The reason is plain and simple, viz =
Bee use they are compo ed chiefly of opium and
lis spiritual preparations which acts on the system
~ powerful stimulating anodyne, and Ivy using
rcp,a,,dly, the system becomes infatuated to Its
narcotic influence. as Of those who are given to
intempcrancc.
THIS fact has become apparent to thousands who
have experienced The ftI effects of such medicines,
and comm,uccd using DR.. DUNcANs ExPEc ro-
Rant REuEnY, which il entirely free from opium
and all other poisonous Ingredients, and is used
with perfect slaly ly all under any circumstances.
1t Immediately relieves the distressing cough
strengthens and mvignraes the nervous SYSTEM
causing tie settled contagious matter 10 leave lis
hold ir m the lungs, and be discharged by the pow
cr uf Expectoration. Unless this is DONE the lungs
will soon htcome contaminated from noxlous mat.
ter, and ucerate and fail prey to the fatal worm
Consumption. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale at No. 10 North Eighth street, Phlla-
dclphia. a lsO q, the ST re of
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
ian. 22d, lSl2 AGENT
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|E99;a9!894}SA[!s

A N unparalleled remedy for common Colds,
IA Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis and all diseases Of the Breast and Lungs
leading 10 consumption; composed OF the concen-
,raled virtues of Hor, hound Bonset, Blood Root,
Iivcrwort and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only by J. M. WIssiow, Rochester, New
York.
The innocence and UNIVERSAL, admitted pecioral
virtues of the Herbs from which the BuLSan' Of
Horthound is made, are too generally known to re-
qure recommen, alion il is therefore only nccessa.
~ TO observe that this Medicine contains the whole
Of their Medic nal properties, highly concentrated,
aid so happily combined with several other vege.
table substances, as to render il the most speedy,
mild and certain remedy, now in use, 7 the com.
plants above mentioned.
The Balssm removes al imha mmstion and sore
ness of the Lungs, loosens tough visd phlcgm. ems
atling the patient to expectoratc with ease and free.
dom, as,uages cough, relieves aihma,ic and diff
cul, respiration, heals the injured rur,s opens the
pores and composes the disturbed nerves, aud eives
strength to the tender lungs, and thus produces a
81 cedy and lasting cure.
lN0nATtTuDE ~ TN R,srsT tniMrIS MAN.
We are 10, amorg that class of Editors who f,r q
few dollars will, (pt the expense oi truth and hn-
nes,) "craCk up" article and bring it into rapid
sae neither wiling ta remain silent, after
having tested the utiN,y of an in royemCrt or d.
cOvey IN science or aiit)ur readers VIII recollect
we told them uiiw' II viii q sore throat and
violent cold some few weeks ae" Well, we pur-
chased Two bottles of WlNSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HOREHOrND. and 50 sudden was the cure,
that We forgot We ever bad cold. Those who
afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation.
- Le,rist0" Telegraph. For sale by
HENRY YONTHEIMER, SunJury,
JACOB BRIGHT, NorthumJyIGnd
Al-o, hy Druggists generally throughout the
country. Ut Price, so cents per bottle.
August l4th, lSil .--ly.
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SG1ODES at1s2S u Z
THIS MACHINE AGAINST THE
WORLD.
IMPORT ANT 70 MERS.

nANENPORT'S Improved Patent Thrcshing
n y Machine and Hone Power, which ihreshrs
and cleans at The same timc--an invention for
which armers have long looked III vsin, and which
renders the above machine perfect and past further
improvement. Those Who have tcen waiting for
something better than heretofore oil, red for sale,
will find this 10 hc the article. Come It and
fudge for yourselves.
The subscribers have purchased the right Of The
above Machine and Horse Power, Tor the coun>
ties Of NoRTHUMBEnLANp, LrcoMING, CLINTON.
and UNIoN-and also, the privileges OF vending
them in any other places Tor which the right has
not been previously sold.
The advantages which this MacLlne has over
oil others invented are many and Obvious. One
hoy and three men can do all The threslIug and
cleaning OF $50 bushels of wheat IN one day--aId
this usually takes seven hands one day and three
the next For field tlrcshing it taAcs the lead OF
any thing in this woId-no grain Is scattered OF
lost.
Such is the superiority Of the Horse Power,
that three horses thresh much with il as
four with any other.
The Machines and Horse Power will lie sold
together seperale, TO suit purchasers. Made and
sold in Milton, by the su! scrbers.
WM WEIGH,
WIN. II. POMP,
HENRY FRlCK.
Milton, April Il, lsil.
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Dyspepsia Of Ten Years standing.

AM truly happy to state TO the afilicted commu.
= nifty that member Of my family was afflicted
Tor ten or twelve years with the above distressing
disease. The symptoms were great oppression at-
ter eating, acdity at the stomach severe pain in
the side and breast, sick headache mental despon-
dency, with other symptoms, during which time
numerous remedies were procured without obtain
ing much relief Having heard of the good effects
of DIR. HARLIcH's COMPOUND Strengthening and
German Apereu, Pills, was induced to give them
trial, which am happy to state that Ivy using
one box of the German Aperient Pills, nccompa-
MED by the Strengthening Tonic Pills, that they
have nearly eradcated the disease. ! consider i,
due to those afflicted that make this acknowledge
men,, that they may likewise procure the in
valuable medicine and b, lr ed from those distress
sing diseases. With gratitude and respect,
WIN. NJ. SPEAR, No. l25 Old York Roaj
For sale at No l9 North Eighth street, Philad,
and at the store of
HENRY YOXTHElMER,
Feb. 8, 1912. Agepf
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plies Cured,

By he uSe IF DR.. Harhch'S Compound Strength.
ening and Germdn Aperiem Pills.
EhR HAnLicu,-Drar Sir;--Shouly after re-.
III y ce,od the Agency from you f1r the sale of
your medicine, | formed acquaintance with a
lady If this place, who severely afflicted with
the PILEs. For eei, or ten yeats this lady was
subject to frequent pal tul attacks. and her physi.
can considered her complicated, that he ve-
ry St ldom presented medicine for her. Through
my pfr,uaslon, she commenced using your Pills,
and was perfectly cured. Yours, &c.
JAMES X. KIRBY,
Oct. 3. 1910. Chombersburg, Pa.
Office aud General Depot, No 10 North Eighth
Street HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
Jan. 29Ih, 1912. Agent.
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To the Public.
DIR. IIARLICH'S PILLS

The superiority of Or. HARLICHS PILLS o.
ver any other medicine that has ever been offered
to the public, is that they cleanse and purify and
strengthen These are mpohent items, and their
importance should not be overlooked. The system
is liable, from improvidence aud neglect, ~ accu-
mulste bile. and variety of disease numors. To
purge the system of these Impurities, should be
earIy attended 70, 1t it te neglected, the patient
may be subjected to Painful disease and prolrac ed
suffering. THE GERMAN APERIENT
PILLS are admirably suited to this purpose-
but more than lhs-whlle they CLEANSE the sys.
ten thty PURIFY the BLOOD, and assist nature
Hindly IA her operations The CoNrousD
STRENGrHENISs Pms gives tone to the stomach,
while thy inpsr vigor to the whole sy stem hence
they area desderatum, and no family should re-
main without them. In fact they are a sort Of
~ fsmlly physcian," bat unlike the school men
for these Fills may be SAFELY consulted in AL
cSs,s-ihey may be taken without injury in any
While they afford positive relief in many, We
only asa ior fair tfisl of their metts, and are Wit
ing to abide the issue.
+, WooLMAN, Burlington, M.
foI sale at the sto~e 0i
HENRY lONTuEIMER.
!sn. lst, ls42, Agent
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
Liver Complaint.

THIS disease often terminates in another of
more serious nature, If proper remedies are not
rsur Ia in Ia all forms Of this disease, DR..
IitRLICH's toNPuUSD STHgNGTHENING and GER
MAN Arrn1LST Plus, will perform perfect cure
- first, Ivy cleansing the stomach and bowels, thus
removing all diseas, from the Liver, by the ut
the German Aperent Pills, after which the Com
POUND Strengthening Pills are taken to give strength
and tone 10 those tender organs which require such
treatment oSLr to effect permanent cure. These
pills are neatly put W IN ,na packages, with full
dtcc ions For sale at NJ 10 North Eighth ST..
Also, for ale al the store Of
HENRY YONTHEIMER,
Jan. l5, 1912. Agent
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

THRESHING & WlNNOWING MAJ HiNE.
Having had in use, one Of Davenpou's Patent
Threshing and Winnowing Machines, snd be
repeatedly called upon for opinion III regard TO
their value durability and advantages, we make
free to state that they exceed in our opinion, any
ThIeshng Machine before witnessed IN
use. They will thresh and clean, fit for market
200 bushels of Wheat per day, sud this with the
aid of three hands besides the driver. TIE Straw
is passed of from the grain incline plane, ex-
tending about 2 feet from the Machine. Scarce
~ grain is lost. What is Of some importance
and greatly so, the fact tina, dust passes from
the Machine to the man who feeds it. The Horse
power seems 10 he perfection irselt-three horses
may work il with ease and their fastest gait need
only be the ordinary Tough gait. We must
cheehuly recommend the Machine to Farmers
they ale manufactured in Milton ty Messrs. Nelch
Pomp and Flick PHILIP HlLGERT.
JOHN B HELLER
Chilisquaque tshp., North'd co, Mach 20, lsil.