Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-13
Read the following Testimonials.

NrssRs GfppEs 4 MArsH-GE>TIEMrS: We used
Reaper manufactured by Mr. Hussey, OF Baltimore, ior
cutting in ISL 1t consisted Of between 30
and Co acres of Wheat part Of 1t stood WE'LL but
considerable portion was much tangled and laid The
Reaper operate equally well in both cutting the
standing Wheat clean and deostug it in sheayos Of
suitable size straight and in good order for binding and
taking of the grain cleaner ana leaving II IN aeh oetter
order binding, than is generally done by the cradle
grain much lodged, or lies very low, in order
to make good work Is to run the machine
against the slope "f the grain. We are well pleased with
the operation of the machine, and large number Of in
teicen, farmers witnessed its performance during
the harvest expressed the opinion in relation to it,
Resi- Iecttully yours, NM NESBIT
jos. NJ. NESBIT.
Cbiiisouaaue, North'd Co, March q, 1852
Dry VALLEY March %. 1859.
To THE PUDLIC.-I do hereby certify that used
Husseyr Grain Reaper in taking OF crop last harvest
and the good order it cut my crop more than met my
most expectations. 1t cut about II acres pr
iay of very heavy Wheat and then We stopped 10
shock the grain before evening 1t takes tine grain
yery clean from the gronnd. 1t cut lodged grain
markabiy well. AID, in fact. a farmer having well
cleared of farm, and not too mountainous, can not
add more useful laborsavng machine to his stock Of
DAVID BEITILY0UN.
THIS rs To CERTIFY that We have used iIussey's
Reapng Machine, and have found it in every respect to
purpose designed and consider it article
that will pay farmer well any other farming i'm
ement that lie add to his stock Of farming utensils
and take Pleasure in recommending it to the farming
community. MICH HOFFMAN, unon tounty.
ISAAC EYER,
JAMES REBER, '
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DAVID MARR, Northumberland County.
DAVID EsIBAUGH, '
Benz. ;ssTinIcKkR,
JOHN IIOFfY.
BERKsnEE, Kane Co., H., Aug. e. 1919.
We the undersigned. having seen Nr. Husscys Rea-
work at cutting grass and grain think it preferable
MCormick's other machine that We have seen.
1t cut Wheat that could not bc cut with MCorncks
Reaper Cradle. We well acquainted with Moor
niick's machine. ---
+. A. HIXBY, DAVID SHANKS,
JOHN GRIGG, Jr. ABRAHAM SHERWOOD.
JOHN GiiIl6, JAMES HISS.
HARRY POTTER. Alison BANKER,
JOHN SHERWOOD, D. e. WRIGHT.
SETH SHERWOOD, ELISHA WRIGHT.
CARRoLroS. Greene Co.. H.. Dec. -, 1850.
procured one Of Mr.. Husseys EeapinE and Moving
Machines. Baltimore. last Spring cut eighty
ard Of Timothy with it, to entire
satisfaction after which cut sixty OF CIcvers.ed
with il in less Than FIVE days could not not have saved
the Clo,ersecd without the machine consider have
the whole of tho machine in the saving of my
Coyersced alone. SAMUEL THOMAS
a number of certificates from others could be
given. hut deem it unnecessary, the Reaper
on a fair trial will recommend Itself. The sub.
scribors have The exclusive right to sell in the
following Counties Union, Northumberland.
Montour, Lhzernc. Perry, Columbia. Lycoming
and Clinton. Farmers and others are cautioned
against purchasing Of any persons exceptoursclves
or our authorized Agents.
ROSS GRAIN DRILL.
This is will known TO the Farming community
aud only jieeds a !ar trial to give it decided
preference over any other Drill in the market
Grain Renpers, Grain Drills. and all kinds Of
Castings made to order aud kept constantly on
hand and Tor sale at the Lewisburg Foundry. All |
orders promptly attended 10 by
Geddes. Marsh s. Co.
Lewisburg, Nav 6, 1852 gw