Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20
Read the following Testimonials.

Messrs GErr,s 4 MaDsu-6sNrEMEN: We used a
Reaper mauui-c;urri l., Mr. llu-s'y, OF Batmor' Tor
eating our harvest lS5l IL consisted Of between 30
and acres of Wheat. part Of 1t stood WE'LL Tut a
siderable portion was much tangled ana laid ih'
Reaper o,. ratd equally well in 10th eases cutting tie
andng Wheat cl.a. and d"Iositin- 1t IN siraN"s y
suitable straight. aud in good order Tor 6ndin ana
taking of the an cleaner, and leaving II IN much better
orr for binding, than is q n' rally dCie b tie rralt
When the grain much LODGED lies very low, IN Or!
max. good work i. Is necessary To run the mach ue
against the ,nIe OF the gram We well pleased with
the or, of the machine and large number of in
t.icr MT farmers who witnessed its performance during
The expressed the opinion in relation to it,
EesIectfuly yours, WI. NtSB1r.
JOS N. NESE1T.
Chilisqunquc, Ncrthd Co.. March ., ls5.,
nrr v.,IEr March %. 1852.
To TUE PUBLIC-I do hereby certify that ! used
Hnssys train Reaper in taking of my crop lastharyest
the good order it cut my crop mere than met my
most uine ecttions 1t cut about II acres per
tay heavy Wheat. and even then we stopped TO
shock the grain before evening 1t takes the grain
very clean from the cronnd. 1t cut lodged grain re
cleared off farm. and not too mountainous, can not
Md useful or labor saving machine TO his stock OF
utensils. Yours, EENI. CAWLEY.
DAVID BETTILfOUN
THIS rs TO CERTIFY. that we have used Husseys
Rcaing Machine. and have und it IN every respect t.
the purpose designed and consider 1t an article
that will pay well any oth-r farming i'm
PIGMENT that he add TO his stock Of farming utensils
and take I.easur. in recommending it the farming
community. MICH HOFFMAN, Union County
ISAAC EYER.
JAMES EEBER,
D. ELNGLER,
DAVID NARR. Northumberland County
DAVID EsliBACGli,
7. HULL.
BENZ. sTRIcKER,
JOHN HoFFY.
PrnEsHIrE. Kane Co, H., Aug 6. 1919
We. the undersigned, having seen Mr.. ilusseys Rea-
per work at cutting grass and grain, think it preferable
to MCormicss or any ohrr machine that We have seen
II cut Wheat that could not lie cut with NCormicks
R-arcr. or Cradle We well acquainted with Moor
mick's machine.
+. A. H1XRY. DAVID SHANkS
JOHN GRIGt, Jr. ABRAHAM SHERWOOD.
JOHN GEiuG. JAMES HESS.
HARRY PETER. Alison nANkER,
JOHN SIiIHNOOp, u. c. WHIGIlT
SETH SHERWOOD, ELISHA WRIGHT.
CAERoIroS Greene Co.. H.. Dec -. 1850.
procured one of Mr. IIusseys KeaPing and Moving
of Oats and fifty Of Timothy with it, to entire
after which cut sixty Of Clovrr-ed
with it in less than five could not not have saved
the Cloyersrei withou. the machine, consider have
saved the whole cost Of the machine IN the saving OF
Coversccd alone. SAMUEL THOMAS
4 number Of certificates from others coul he
given hut we deem il unnecessary, as the Reaper
on air trial will recommend itself. The sub
scribers have the exclusive right TO sell in the
following Counties Union. Northumberland
Moni,ur. Luzerne, Perry, Columbia, Lycomiug
and Clinton. Farmers and others are cautioned
against purchasing of any persons except ourselves
or our authorized Agents.
ROSS GRAIN DRILL.
This is will known TO the Farming community
and only leeds a lair trial ID give it decided
preference over any other DIill IN the market
Grain Esapers, Grain Drills, and all kinds Of
Castings made 10 order and kept constantly on
hand and for sale at the Levisburg Foundry. All
orders prompt, attended TO by
GeddeS, Marsh s. Co.
Vowisburo Nav q 1872 4,y