Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-16
Read the following Testimonials.

Nls1s GtpnEs & NArsH-GE>TEmES: W. used a
Reaper manufactured bJ nr iuSs,y, of Baltimore for
cuttin, cur harvest in l-l 1t consisted Of between 50
and OF Wheat part of 1t stood well, but n
considerable portion w.s much tang ed aud lai The
Reaper operated equally well in 10th "u,tns the
s,andiny Wheat clean aud depositin- 1t IN sh"aycs of
suitable z- .ht aud good order Tor h'nins, and
taking the grain cleanrr and leaving II IN much better
or,r for binding than Is generally done by tho cradle
Wheel the grain much LODGED or lis very low, in order
make good work il Is necessary 10 run III" machine
a-ain. the sloe of the grain We are well p'as with
the operation of the machine snd large number ot IN
elIgcnt farmers who witnessed i'7 r"ff"rnanc" during
the harvest expressed the opinion in relation to il
RESPECTFULLY yours, WV. NEshlT
Chilisauaauc. NortIl'd Co. March -, Is52
Day VALLEY, March -, lS5.
To THE PrRLIC.-I do hereby certify that used
Iusseys train Reaper in taking " crop last harvest
ani the good order 1t cut my crop more 'han b't my
most expectations. II cut about II PER
lay Of very heavy Wheat and even then "" stepped t'
shock the grain ont before evening II taxi. the grain
very cI.au fIom the eronni II rui lodged grain re
ma.kahly we'll. aLd, in fact farmer having well
cleared on farm, and not too MOUNTAINOUS, can not
add more iaborsavng machine to his stsk oi
utensils. Yours, BENZ. CAWLEf,
DAVID BEITILYoUN.
THIS Is To CERTIFY, that have us-d Huzgey :
Rrarine Machine anil have found II IN every respect {"
answer the rurpose designed and consider 1t article
that will ray farmer as well as any other farming I'M
piemeut that he add 10 his stock oi farming utensils
sni take pleasure in recommending it to the farming
community. MlrH HOFFMAN,, Union County.
ISAAC EYER,
l.. JAMES RtBEE,
J. RENGLER,
pAvIDMAER. Northumberland County.
PaNlD ESiiGAuGiI,
HULL.
BENJ STRICKER,
JOHN IIOttI.
BirKsnInr Kane Co. IL. Aug e. 1870
We tho undersigned. having seen Mr. HuFEey's Rea
PEI cutting grass and grain, think preferable
HrCornct any other ina. hne that We hsv"
II cut Wheat that could noi le cut with HCoruick 5
Reaper, Cradle. We We'll acquainted with ii Cor
mcks Machine
7. 4 HIXBY. niTIn SIftNkS.
JOHN GEIGG Jr. ABRAHAM SHERWOOD.
JsfI* GEI'iG, JAMES HISS.
HAIRY POTTER. Alison BANKER,
JOHN SHERWOOD j.. g. WRIGHT.
SETH SlIIBWoop, ELISHA WEIGHT
FRRoIrov, Greene Co. III. Dec. ., 1850
Irrncurei one Of Mr.. Hussey's Rsarn- and ,Iowing
Machnss FROM Baimor- hast Spring "a, eight, acres
of Oats and Fifty acres Of Timothy with II, to nv entire
sat!sfctinp after hch cut sAty acres CoveTe,i
with Il in less than could have saved
tho Clovers.cd withou, the machine, consider have
rnvcd the whole Of the machine. in the saving OF
Cloverseed alone. SAMUEL THOMAS.
4 number Of certificates from othcss could he
given hu, We deem it unnecessary, As the Reaper
on fair trial will recommend Itself. The sub
scrbers have the exclusive right TO sell in the
following Counties: Union. Northumberland
Mon,our. Luzernc. Perry, Columbia, Lycomins
and Clinton. Farmers and others are cautioned
agaps, purchasing of any persons xccpt ourselves
or our authorized Agents.
ROSS GRAIN DRILL.
This is will known TO the Farming community
and only needs a iair tral To give it a decided
preference over any other Drill IN the market
Cra;n Reapos. Grain Drills, and all kinds OF
Castings made 20 order and kept constantly on
hand and for sale at the i.swisturg Foundry. All
orders promptly attended TO by
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