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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioner Of Ashland conn
", Ohio, at their next session 10 December, for a
county road, commencing a. the east line Of sec
ton seventeen, at the road leading from Loudon-
vile to Frederick in Hanover Township, and coun-
ty Aforesaid, thence running nearly South East
through The lands Of Blackmore, Tumlinson and
Thompson, and running nearly East until il enters
the county road leading from LoudonWlle to Mt.
Vernon, near the Southeast corner Of section
twenty-five.
MANY PETITIONERS.
November 2, 1853. 3w25'
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In Partition in
Ashland Common Pleas.


."
IS. Ashland Common Pleas.
Aaron Kinny ct al.
PURSUANT to the command Of an order of
sale issued ia the above case from the Court
Of Commou Pleas o fAshland County and State of
Ohio to me directed | will expose to public sale at
the door Of the court house in said county
On Monday tie PAN day Of October,
A d 1853 between the hours of ten O'Clock A M
and four o'clock p NJ ofsaId day the following de-
scribed Real Estate sitnate ana being in the coun-
ty of Ashland and State of Ohio to wit: the north
west part Of the south west quarter OF section
twenty-six 26l OF township twenty [20l range six
teen tl6l containing one hundred and twenty-thr hire
acres more or less. Also the north east part Of
the south east quarter Of section iwenty.six 1861
township twenty 1901 range sixteen containing
one hundred and thirty.iour acres more or less.
Appraised at six thousand four hundred and twen-
ty-ive dollars, subject to a Widows dover.
Terms of sale ;-0ne.third cash in hand, or the
day oil sale; one third in one year, and O%nc-tliird
in two years. Deferred payments TO be secured
by Mortgage.
j.. D. JONES, Sheriff.
September IA, 1888. l7w6piSi 80
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Q y . . q .
A Remarkable Cure of Diarrhea
and Liver Complaint.


In. o NJ BLKER.-Dtar Sir
For Is months, | have had almost constant Diur.
rhGa, which was brought on by a de5iHfated state Of
my system and torpid action Of NY irer. Some times
II was attended with great pain in my bowels and
side. | tried a number Of doctors, hut none of them
seemed TO effect a permanent relief, as the disease
would soon return as violent as ever. and fally be.
came 90 Frustrated that ! Uas almost a skeleton.
| then got a bottle % your PAIN PANACEA-the
first dose satisfied me that II was the medicine suited
to my disease, and found that by taking a dose after
each meal, that my food dOne me some good, and hy
bathing my bowels and side with the Pain Panacea
my pains were Immediately relieved, and | continued
to gain strength aud flesh till had used four bottles.
Since tina time | have enjoyed the hest Of health.
lbclieve ifthe public knew Of yaur valuable remedy
you would not be able to supply one.kalf ofthe de.
mand. ! will here remark that a friend Of mine had as
severe attack ,ofdisrrhca, and | gave him adOse Of
your Pain Panacea, aud he since told me that II en-.
tirely cured him. A child OF mine got badly burnt by
heI cloths taking fire, and we immediately applied
The Pain PanaCea freely, and In a short time the fire
was all out, and it prevented II from blistcring.
Most respectfully yours,
JAS. b HUQGR0VE. 5th II. between Race q Elm.
The genuine signed. o. H.. BAKER.
For sale by B. p. whitney, ReEnOr Riser &Co Ash
land, Ohio. ~
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BOOTS AS is AooTsI

HM I'VE undersigned having resolved to
wv here'' .,cr 60 il on his own Individual
-. NOOK would any To his friends that he has
Pu.."eS.d OF john P. Swinefard his stock and
.eW,ed his Shop on Main street, opposite Ilgtr's
Saddley Shop, where no will he prepared TO do
as good and fine work a. any establishment in the
county can produce, L. A. HUMES.
Ash land, August 3, 1903. lttf
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ROOTS AMI D

TINE largest, cheapest and best selected stock
ofBoots, Shoes, Caps, Trunks, and Leathe,
OF every DESCRIPTION ever brought to Ashland
couutyS-also, shoemakers' Findings, Lasts, Boot
Trees, Pegs,46c., &C., at the old stand OF me
subscriber nest door tothe POsr0ffce, wh'ehwlii
be sold livery low prices for reaGy pay O@i
and zee, before purchasing elsewhere.
We are manufacturing work out oil GOOD mate
rial, and with the best workmen tire country can
afford, which will be warranted as good as aIy
home made work in the county, and VIII Ve sou
cheap.
TAnri1aS RI1911aeS@
carried on as usual near the Ran k"ad Depo'-
Any quantity 'ot Hides md Bark wanted.
VIM. WATSON.
Ashland, October flih, 1858. 4w2l
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undeu isned has been
appointed Acmin istrator Of the estate Of Jacob
Noggle dec eased, late Of Mohecan Ashland coun-
ty, Ohio and al those indebted to said estate in
any wise, are requested TO make IMMEDIATE pay
meni; and all having ella inns against said estate
will present them legally authenticated within one
year.
WILLIAM NoGGLE.
November Sth, 1853. 3w26'
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E1GlI AND CONSIOER,.'
DR.; Hairs BALSAM, is no ParagOrie
Preparation, bM a Medicine wh;ch
makes cures at home where The
Parties can be Rumd esIg
lGs Great Cough and C~OnSumplive
'a' Remedy. -

REDER have you d Cough, which vnH q. M.
lectlng under the ideaihat II Is only a com tnnS M.
and That I will soon "wear itself out7I lei 4 f,t.n,z
teil you, u all kindness, what will soon be the nroSs
aole result. Id a short lime If you continue to neg
leCt yourself, you Will begin to feel a sense of tigh1.
ness aud oppression across the chest. accomnssieI
WIN frequent sharp darling pains. Then. a dry bsrL-
ing cough VIII set in, aud when you raise %anvthing
! WIN bea mick and yellowish, or white frothy mai
ler, slIeaked perhaps with blood. II you still take NO
m ~ nnm ,hete unpleasant symptoms will Increase.
anu you VIII soon have hectic fever cohI rbilIs
nlght sweais, c%opious eypectoratlon. and then grnst
proslration. " you still neglect yulrselT IsSS
weeks or months viii see you consigned IN the sr,v.
ieaVlng your friends TO mourn how ranidIy consnn,,'
iUm uu W Worh, and hurried you away. .PrjenJsi
have yoN no cause TO be alarmed 2. IN the ,hoys
sketch you may see in a glass, how every csse Soo Du
sumption progresses, with more or less ranidit, a..
laial lernlnatlOn. or all the thousands nnd miIiio,s
whom tlisgreat Destroyer has gathered 10 m. tnnwopp'
every sihgle case began with a cold / IT tbiS m.t
been attended To-, all might have been u,eii III ~
Ing neglected, under the fatal deIusion th.tt 1, ~. us
wear ltseiI on, ittrunsicr1ed its II act on IN tbs
substance OI The Lungs, exciting there The m, mst;o',
oI tubcrcles. Another. anS dnothe- cold added fnsi ~
The fane, until these tuhercles began to softcn .rS nv
supPurate' leaving, BY their liberation, great cnyitirs
IN The lungs. At this crisis the diseasc il norn ~
CUT olcnTc' aud often times sets al dtfance SIlhm
man means. Wv "''hu,
~ inc latter or worst stage, this medicine win or
tenlhles arrest the disease, or check Ia nrngrevs ~
WIZ always make the patient more comloriabIe AMI
p,oIons hs NE and II is therefore worthy OF ths Fri :.
al-hnt III It's %incipient or forming pcriods Consnnn
ton Is as durable as any other disease .nI KY,
HALLS balsam Tor the Lungs, If taken AT his Nm,
VIII cure u as surely as taken We csruestIy e>ha,,
Az VINO nave a cough, or arc subject TO colds IN Le, ~
tue medicine by them. and whenever Won taLs r,t,P
ri ,iSIIs n. ~ .noioueniy, and at once, by this power.
lul heallng COMPOUND, and leave your luhgs u%piniursL
10 carry you In full yigOr TO n rnnd nJ y.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Tho S9ih day Of October, A. D., 1853, a,
" mreo O'Clock in tho afternoon, on Inc pre.
misses, III tue township ofYermilion, will bo soId
according to Inv, TO tho highest bidder, The f,j-
towing real estate, as the property Of John Beid.
ier, deceased, to wit .-Sitnate in The township of
,eriniihon, comfy OF Ashland, and State Of ohio.
ucssr'oed as follows; being tho ives, part of the
aoIln wesl quarter OF section sever, ~ Township
twenty one, t2n and range sixteen, t6l contoioinr
eighty eight tSSl acres, moro or less Tern, ~
Salei-onshAll cash in hand, and one half payabia
one year IRAN day of sale, sceul cd by mortgage
upon the promises.
~ELlZARRTH BEiDLER,
ESesu'riH Of Johu, Beidler, deceased. : q
scptcmbc or II, 1862, AWE.
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LoOK HERElI

7 HAVE procured a right Tor an improvement
in building houses, by which a house may be
built for a small amOsnt Of money, with all the
oonvenisnees and comforts Of the dearest houses;
AID as ] have appointed John smalley, of Ash
land, as my agent for this county please call on
him and examine the model, and procure a right,
ANDREW s. NORRIS.
Troy, Ashland co., Aug. 8, 1853. i2h
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THE LBTEsT ARRIVAL OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FoR 1853s4s
II. S. SEE & CO.,

II. S. SEE q CO.,
savannah, AslslandC eusty, Ohio;
HAvE just received from the eastern cities
III the largest, best selected and cheapest
suck OF Goods ever brought to this section OF
conntTy-all Ot which, m connection with a
spr,nkllng they had on hand will be offered and
sold at the iOWssi possible living rates! No mis-
take or humbug about this matter, and all we ask
of the goods buying community y to give US a
trial to prOre the assertion and il onr pledges
are not redeemed, aud their expectations more
than realized, we will " cdUs''-''a acknowledge
the corR.o
1t is useless to attempt an enum grafton Of our
articles. Suffice il to say that we have almost
everyti ing needfnl lor man-tho Ladies and
Children not excepted.
Give us a call before purchasing olsewhere.--
Physicians are also requested to call and examine
our stock of medicines; and all the most approved
Patent Medicines Kept constantly'on hand
II. s. SEE s. co.
Savannah. October &c. 1853, 4w23
N. b. The highest market price paid for best
-. u. = .a - anr Clara
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office Fra9kIlH q warren H. : r.: Co,

@GaE7sSAras meeting ,ss \ Z Of y SGt ! DiT s to-"
held June II, 1853, The following assessnents upon
stock subscriptions were made. viz Ten per eenLpay.
able July LIST, 1859. and an assessment Of ten per cent.
at the end IL each succeeding SIXTY days. until the
whole amount Is paid. Three instalwcnts are there
fore now due. TO wit: The first when subscribed, (bl
the charter the second July LIST, aud the third, Au.
gust 3lst.
Subscribers In Ashland village and county are re.
sp~ectfully requested 10 Immediately pay all install
hients now due, aud as they hereafter become due. al
the Banking House Of Luther, Grail d Co., Ashland,
unless called upon b. thu Collector.
10 JOEL ". TYLER, Sec.
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A r my Instance. an attachment was thls dayissued
n by William Gaut, a Ju tee ofthe Peace c Hano'
yer township, Ashland county. against the property
ane effects Of Henry Spooler, a nonresident Of said
county. PETERKRENBRiCH.
September ", A.. D. 1853, 3wgO'
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A FRESH supplyo f Rrisht's Indian HsgeiGDls
"A Pulls, a standard English Medicine, for the
rsyention and cure Of disease, 10 aid and imp
prove digestion and purify the blood. For sale
at the new Drag Stare In Ashland, by
R0LLA H.. CHUBB L co.
lima "a 1919
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HYMN

T lutheran, Presbyterian, Methodist, Disci-
IL pies and Watts Psalms and Hymns-all sizes
and iIyleS. Alao, Protestant Episcopal Prayer
HookS, apd an extensive assortment Of bibles.
large and email, Of every Style and prico-twaE.
ranted cheOp)-a at tho Ashland book Store.
W.. II II. POTTER.
Ashland, June 20, 1853. 3me
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GOOD MEDICINES.
STABLER'S DIARRHGA CORDIAL

is a pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
i with the rules OF Pharmacy, OF therapeutic agents,
long known and celebrated for their peculiar eihcaGy
iu curing DlARRHGA, and similar affections Of the
system. In Its action, 1t kLLkys SArsEAand produces
ahealthy condition Of the LIVER. thus removing the
cause at the aame time II cures tiedisease.
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Stabler's Anodyne Cherry EXpectorant
Is confdently recommended to invalids, as uEsuRrAss'
ED BY any known preparation, for the cure OF Coughs,
HOarseness, and otherfomrs Of Common Colds; bkoN-
early stage, and Tor the Relief Of the patient even in
advanced stages OF that fatal disease.
Il combines, in a scientific hammer, remedies Of long
esieemrd value, with others Of more recent discovery;
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities, acts thrO'
the skin gently and with great efficacy, for the cure
Of this class Of diseases.
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91 Amss Z Leach having purchased the entire
interest Of n. C. sprengle IN the well known Car
siage Mandatory of Leach d Sprengle, respect
fully tea sr To The psblic theiI thanks for past ia
vots, aud hspe to be able IN iature to merit a re-
specialize portion Of pablic patronage.
Aahlnnl. Ncioher u. iAa2. 3M2l
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Eitsl Fits!I Rifs,n

T EVILS &FLETCHRRs' Vegetable COMPOUND
IL for the cure OF Epilipsy or Pits--a rec entity
discovered invaluable Medicine, purely yoqetas,
bic, Tor tho cure Of the dreadful disease. Jus,
received and for sale by H.. n. cHUBB & co.
July G, 1859, III
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IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.

A T my instance, an attachment y,s this day
N issved BY J. A. McClusky, a Jdstice Of the
Peace IT Montgomery Township, Ashland coun-
ty, against the property ofWilliam Wiley, q non
resident Of said comfy. Dated this 2sth ofsept..
A.. D., 1889. MATHEW CLUGrT0N,
3w20 t...- For Clugston 4 Burns.
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'''' 1%''' In Ashland co""o" Pleas.
Andrew Horner)
PURSUANT 10 the command Of a Fl
l. Fa. issued in the Above case. IRON the
Court Of Common Pleas of Ashland county and
State ,f Ohio, to me directed, ! will expose to
public sale, at the door Of the Cou / House in
said county Gu
Monday, the nh day Of NUember,
A 1883, between the hours Of ten O'Clock In
the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
SAID day the following described real estate, stu
ate and being in the county OF Ashland and State
of Ohio, to vii :--Being fifteen acres out of the
southeast corner Of the west half of the north
west quarter Of section number one ~ 10 Town
ship number twenty-five e t20 OF Rarge seven
teen, commencing on the south line of said quar-
ter thirty-onc Rods and one Link east Of the
south west corner of said quarter and thence
running due north forty-eight Rods and twenty
four Links thence east lorty-eight Rods and
twenty-four Links thence south fort, eight Rods
and "a Links to the south line Of said quarter,
aud thence west to the place Of beginning-con-
boining fifteen acres as aforesaid, be the same
more or less. Terms Of sale: Cash.
J. D. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, October 8, 1858. 6w2O PISA 90
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NV DRUa sT0REi
- ROLLA n. CIRUBB&WO..
i Wholssais and Retail aDruggists,
easvra snei efths, Rsah sahd oppoai.s The ,Rmpirs

sssvpAsssi ss,hs Raah ssud eppOaiss III. RRPirs
aaN xA.oh1mzA1As 0h4os
M f-sssiviss and ~in constantly keep on
"a hand a. etieasise assoStmcnt OF
Ulugs, Msdirtaee, sGheHi. Zine soap, Fancy Labels
Gals. Putty Hhlnta, uila,l aud BOTTLES.
farni.hsssbysStud and Corks, Stationary and
rolora, school BOOKS, Coniee
falasu HNkfs, ,ent s0inssd iionzriea, Spices and
andsRsney Articles. Grsselie3
Nqlobe aasd Nall Lamps Pure Wines, spinn ana
Dvthg:a and st~andLAmps,l Liquors, ior Msaicaiphr'
tbsttlos. Walls and APvtb,l poses. only,
.oeary shop Furniture. 1CieArS. Fihe:eut, LhoNlhg
uint and Harniah. Brush and hnioAlng loueeeo,
-. vhItr ash ard shoe, Snuns, Lemons aud Or
lira.hes. Tooih. Hair anges, Surgical irssTu.
and Cloth BruShes. KS inents, Irusses, hAiIeeu
sentiAl oils, PerfumeTy, aud Allkihds al popular
Patent Medicines. b,
IOur good are warranted 10 be tneah, pare ana
genuine, and we're purchased ut the lowest rates
fof ready cash, aud will be sold ut CieSel@nd pr,
,ses. Physisiaus, APadhecSries, Mechanics anu
Artists Who use our articles in large quanthes'
will be furnished at Wholesale prices, aud wi
tud ii 10 thoir advantage to pure ase OF us, rather
thar send to Cleveland, or elsewhere. In word
all our goods shall lie OF su b prices and qsaiiiy
as TO make II for he interest ofe,ery purchaserto
,patvooixe us. Call and zee.
Ashlond, June 8, 1853. III
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BOOTS AND SHOES

among the good people OF Ashland county, with
almost unerampled prOdigality, and ateIceeding
low prices.
VGr@ &ADESMS
(Bless 'em) have been particularly cared Tor in
the selection of our stock. We have a ullassort
ment oil fancy aud dress shoes and CATERS; chill
drens boots and shoes ofall kinds, colors, sizes
and qualities, together with anything and every
thing that is usually kept in a boot and shoe
store.
lfcomfortable and fashionable clothing for the
feet, and low prices, are Inducements To the peo-
pie, in these times, then we shall expect to draw
''illl houses"
&TRemember our locality opposite II. Luther
& Co.'s Hardware store, and three doors above
J. R. Squire's Empire store.
PRODUCE of all kinds taken in exchange for
Boots and Shoes.
N. b. Ali kinds of work made to order, and
mending done with ~neatness and despatch.
J. WASSON& STUBBS.
May IL, 1858. 6m5l
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HAYES e. KINNINGER.
A RE now receiving and opening Il s%PlcSdio
N stock of goods direct f ON New York, &C.,
which they are prepared to offer at prices as rca-
sonablc as can be purchased in this or any other
county west Of the Alleghenies. Call and see
and you'll not fail TO DuY, if you consult your true
interests. HAYES L. KlNNlNGER.
Haycsville, August IL, 1853. l3tf
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Otober 8. 1854.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subscriber les
~ besu a~ppeinted and qualified a. administration On
the estate OF Jonathan Haysleti, late OF Ashland
county. deceased and ell those indebted to said 60
tate In eny wise. are requested 10 make Immediate
payment. aud ell having claims against said estate,
VIII present them legally authenticated within one
year. luxe sELBY.
september -, lHS1. 3Wioa
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Gas h for Pork.

All sizes Of DRESSED Hogs wanted at the Ash
land Butter Store. TIE present season for pur-
chase o butter closes this day. The subscriber
would be pleased to see his patrons again with
C. +. H0TCHKISs.
Ashland Nov. o, 1853. 25tf
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G~rocerits ConEciinnrrics.

and also n variety oiNot.ons ito tedious to men
iiou; and, in awurd, every article usually kept
~ a Grocery, except int, K catng liquors, which
be never has dealt IN. lie therefore invites the
public to call and see what he has got tor sale.
Ashland August ,, 1888. 3mtI"
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CONSUMPTIONCUR
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

pIeSSFs DdRPT, d Co
DEAN Slas-1he public generally are fully aware Of
tne thousands Of remedies Of DISEASED Luuvs mnder
ine tiies OF Sarsaparillus, Pills, Plastsrs, Linimtnts.
&C, ma are daily brought to their notice ihronyh
the newspapers, by way of advertisements. Nv 81
JGc' IN writing lhis nete for publication. is 10 Induce
ine pubic or al least those who are afflicted iii ih,y
VIII use patent medieincs) TO use one that contain.
aIilcles OF real use IN pulmonary diseases. Am con.
stlouslhal, ~ so doing. | am acting most unnroIes.
sl9nany' and dcrogatory 10 the interests of medical
science anm the regular practitioners of medioIns
Ihe meulclne TO which ! refer IL ''Dr. HaHs RAJ.
sam yor me iHnps.' have prescribed IL In a larr,
number OF Gases, aud always with success, One case
~ parilcular, to which wish NOW TO refer, was civ
en- up by several physicians who had been called in
consultation with myself The patient had alItbo
symptoms VI c ,nfirmcd consumption. such as cnIJ
NIGH Sweats. Hectic Fever. Harrasring Cough viii,
continued pain IN the lobe Of the Right Lung attend,
cd with severe Diarrhoai He commenced imm,Ji.
aiely to get better, by the use ofthe above named
medicine, and was soon restored 10 his ususIbesiIh !
have also found DR.. Halls Balsam the most yslnn.
be ENpsctGran' for breaking up distressing Coughs
W.D. WRIGHT. n. d,
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November sth, 1853.

ESTATE OF ISAIAH GROUSE.
Notice is hereby given that tina und ersigned has
been duly appointed Administrator ofthe estate of
Isaiah C.ouss, late Of Ashland county, Ohio, de-
MARTIN WOLF.
November 0, 1858. 3w25
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
STILL GREATER IMPROVEMENT
GRAIN DRILLS.
llcmry NycuIn's Patent Seed
PLANTER

For Sotcing Wheat, Rye, Barley, Oats
&c. Broadcast or in DriHs.
VNoffering this machine to the public, the sub
scriber does notdeslTe any one to be guided or
swayed in his opinions by any argument in its favor
which he can Offer, bot would wish each one TO
examine i and JUDGE for himself. 1t appears to be
the settled opinion OF those swho have used the
GRAIN DRILLS that it is the most advantageous
manner in which grain can be sown, from the tact,
that in the first place, II greatly lessons labor;
secondly, it is a saving Of time, as a man with two
horses will SOW from 10 to 10 acres per day; thirdly
il requires less seed to the acre; %foulthly, il is pro-
tected from winter freezing, from the fact that a
ridge ofearth is thrown up between the rows in
towing, which mOulders down to the root ofthe
grain and gives il strength and vigor in the spring
and lastly, an acre sown in this way will weld one
6th more than that Sown in any other manner.
This Machine also o
LIME, ASHES, GUANO, PLASTER
or any other fine fertNter with the wheat. The
lime &c. are placed in separate apartments in the
hopper, are kept sep irite until they enter the t in
funnel, from which they pass into the shovel or
tooth, thence to the ground, when they are de-
posted aud covered together. -Four bushels oil
lime to the acre sown in this way, has quite as
beneficial au effect upon the grain as l25 bushels
put on in the ordinary way. The quantity oil
grain sown can be speedily aud accurately regula-
ted by The patent slide gage, made for the purpose
which has an index showing the quantity, which
may be varied from . pecks to two bushels to the
acre.
The drill machine may be altered in one min.
ute to SOW Wheat, Rye, Barley or Oats Broadcast
in the most accurate and satisfactory manner,
which tn the farmer is great advantage, as il
enables him to SOW without regard 10 wind ol
weather.
SSrThe above Machine, of the very best man.
u~!actuie, can be procured of
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