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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-15
10 hi. E.rceHsnsy Durid S. Reid.

10 ms ErceHeney Durtd y. Rcid'
SIR: The doctrine that | have at.
tempted to establish, viz: that the
continued use Of certain mineral fer
tilizers ceases to be useful after few
years, is sustained both by theory and
observation. Many planters and far
mers have already carried the use OF
the more active manures to that point,
when they are convinced that their
lands appear to be injured by them, or
rather to thai point where they have
not only ceased to give their usual re-
turns, but they have actually been di-
minished BY their employment. These
results seem to be paradoxical, but re-
ally they are in accordance with the
established principles Of the vegetable
economy, and are in harmony with all
that is known of the principles Of hus.
ban,lry--whether we take into conside-
ration the composition of the soil, or the
composition Of vegetables. II is now
established that plants have special
wants. aud that those special wants are
supplied only from the soil in which
they grow. The use Of Guano proves
that it cannot in itself supply all the
wants Of the plant. Ii it does, it would
be absurd to suppose that complaints
could ever arise from its failure to sup.
ply them, aud the only rational ac-
count which can be given of its fail
ure is, that it has given power to the
plant to appropriate to itself larger
amount of the fertilizing clements
in given time than is possible under
the ordinary modes OF culture, and
hence, those elements which exist on
" in the proportions of Of one per
cent, are 50 tar removed from the soil,
in the crops, that they are inaccessible
to the roots in sufficient quantities to
meet the demands OF nutrition. Prac-
tically, then, Guano should be used
only temporarily to save time and to
put the planter in possession Of means
to go ON without it, by the use Of the
slower and less active manures-those
Of the stable, refuse vegetable matter,
straw, leaves, etc. Ii has appeared to
the writer that it would be better to
mix Peruvian Guano with the mineral
phosphate OF lime and Gypsum-with
Gypsum, to fix all the ammonia, aud
with mineral phosphate. for giving per,
manence to the compound. When
planters and iaImers understand the
effects and results arising from the use
lof Guano they will husband their means
Tor keeping up the fertility and produc
tiyeness OF the soil without it. They
will find that there is no necessity for
an expenditure Of cash Tor SO expensive
a fertilizer for the same field two years
in succession. This valuable substance
will then take its rank and true posi-.
tion among other fertilizers. We
should not discard the use of Guano OF
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on much larger scale than il has ever been
done before in the town or county and that he
is prepared 10 do all kinds Of Rcpairng At the
shortest notice snd in the best manner. He aat-
tiers himself that the community csnbe supplied.
at his establishment, With as good and nice work
as they can get any where. North or South; and
l,y doing good work be win Try 10 make them
believe il.
He has now on hand an assortment Of good
Buggies aud Bafouches. Ihuse wishingio pur-
chase would do we'll to call and examine for
themselves beiore they buy elsewhere.
He will warrant all his work and IL any part
Of i gives way, in consequence OF not having
heen well done, he will feel bound To have il done
over, il called upon TO do 20 within reasonahIe
time after il leaves the shop. He is determined
to Try TO do his work as il should be done, aud
has therefore procured some of the besiworkmen
he could get--lsfh NodherHand Southern. All
his materials we(e selected by himself, aud he
does not intend TO work any but such are good.
He begs leave here TO return his thanks TO the
public for The liberal patronage he has hereto
fore received and hopes, hy strict attention 10
business. 10 increase that patronage.
All orders for work from distance, will be
promptly attended TO.
A. C. MURDOCH.
August 81. Co.
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From the American Agricultural.
Fertilizers on Grass.

What is the cheapest manure for
moving lands is a question not easi-
IL answered. Probably. no one lerti.
lizer is the best under all circumstan-
ces. We tried an experiment last
spring which has settled this question
for our premises. The lot selected for
the trial was an old moving field, laid
down dozen years ago. or more, and
cutting not far from ton to the acre.
Four plots Of ground. of four square
rods each. adjoining each other, we're
measured of, staked and numbered.
May Sd. IN rain, we sowed 5 lbs.
OF DeBurg's super phosphate of lime
upon number one. On number two
we sowed Is lbs. Of Mapes's improved
super-phosphate of lime. On number
three we put Is lbs. of Peruvian qua
no. that had been noistened and mixed
with charcoal cinders for fortnight.
On number four we put nnlhing, in or
der to show the natural proiucto Of the
land.
A week after the application. the
piot manured with the guano could be
distinguished. at a distance. by its
greater luxuriance, aud dar ker green.
The effect of the super phosphate was
not very manifest. About the LIST of
July, the grass upon the several plots
was carefully cat, dried aud weighed.
Number one gave 81 lbs; number two
20 lbs; number three l04 lbs; and
number four 80 lbs. The following
tabulararmngement gives a better com.
parative view:
Date of ap- Date of A.. n.
Manure. plication. Cutting. A'ea' IDS.
Nothing, May 81. July LIST. l-4O acre. 50
Mapes's i'm.
sup. lime, 20
DE Burgh's
sup. lime. 81
Peruvian
guano. l0i
twill be seen that the manures were
applied in about twice the quantity
usually recommended, or at the rate of
600 lbs. to the acre. The return for
Mapes's super phosphate of lime was
IL lbs. OF hay for Is lbs. of the ma
nure; DE I'urgh's gave 25 lbs; and the
guano 45 lbs.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

- AN away from the subscriber on the 4th o
A July. 1853, a Negro Girl named JASE, aged
about % years. She is black, heavy set, Of or
dinary height, stoops forward little when walk
ing fast, and is free spoken. She was formerly
owned BY Mr.. James Johnston. Of Alamance, and
her mother isnow owned by John Trolinger, esq.
and she is probably lurking in Alamance county.
The above reward will be given for her app'e-
hension and delivery to me, near Leashuig, { as
well county, or for her confinement in any jail so
that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
August Is. u-4
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August Q.

I'VE have something fine for the Hair at the
W Drug Store, viz: Whites Hair Resenera-
tor; Barry's rncopherous; Lyons Katnairon;
Pomatums, in fancy jars; DC. &c.
II r Dozen Fresh Citrate of Magnesia, re.
Z ,eved at the Drug Store.
April n. 32--
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A. N. MrPheeicrS. II. Chiselin. J.W.N Narlin.
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A. III. MspIIEgElElRg & CO.,
Wholesale Gr0cers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Office at No. 6, Roanoke Square,
NnnrnJR VA

UIliCe al No. 8, ROanOkc Nquarf,
NORFOLK, Va.
or Particular attention paid to the sale Of
Flour and other Produce.
REFERENCES.
Thomas P. Dcvereux, esq, Halifax, N. G.
Geo. w. Mordecai, Pre'st Balk Of State Of N. G.
Charles Dewey. Cashier |"
w. II. Jones, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
4. OBJ. Branch, Pres't Raleigh & CASTOR Road.
Messrs. Reid 4 Soutter,
DIR. n. g. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Pres'l Farmers Blk of Va,
Alexander Bell, esq.
Messrs. Spence Il Reid, Baltimore.
Messrs. B. Blossom & Son, Ner York.
Messrs. d. Hearlt & Son, Hillsborough, N. q.
October %. ly09-
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SALT! SALT.

A LOT Of Liverpool SALT a bLshel saeks,)
81 aow coming in.
Also, stone Jars, of all sizes, for Pickles
aud Preserves. By
j. &. TuRENTlNE q. SOY. {
August IA. Az
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Cabintt- HlaEinq Alusintss,

Law Library For Sale.
A SMAEl, tut well selected, Law Library
y is Offered for sale at reduced price. .Ap-
ply at this Office.
SEPT. 18th, 1854. 5i-3w
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RI..lSkss for Sale al this Un.ss.
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THE KNOW NOTHINGS |!


WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENTS!
VNIIE Know Noihings, who have excited the
Il public attention so much, are still increas-
ing; aud the subscriber would respectfully in
form The citizens of Orange and the adjoining
counties, that he is still al his old stand at Mid
way. Orange county, prepared 10 execute all or
ders in the
Cablnct- 5llaking 3usintss,
with degree Of elegance and durability that
challenges comparison with any North or South.
He would call especial attention TO his Patent
Improved Spring bottom Reslsteatts;. also
to his Improved Safes. All kinds Of Picture
and Portrait Frames made to older at the short
est notice. Orders promptly attended to.
Address the subscriber at Dial,s Creek, Cr-
ange county, n. Z.
r.. F. WEBB.
Sept. 18Th, 1854. 81 6m
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-16

iornl and religious Anti-Slavery movement; that
We shall therefore continue tomantain our doctrine
{ "uo union with sluyeholdcrs," and though we
cjocc Mt the signs Of progress manifest in the
Anti-Nebrnska movement and other forms Of polit
jcal hostility to Slavery we shall yet be ever mind
ful that such results are dependent uu-haken
adherence to the radical principles for which we
are distinguished
The whole Of the resolutions before the Ccnyen-
ton were adopted by u unanimous vote. The
Finance Committee gave notice that they were not
prepared for full report but that one should ap-
pear in the next number of the Buglo.
After another song the convention adjourned
sine die.
A. BROOKE President
" " GHn"',OS' ~ Secretaries.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
Dec. 90, 1853.
CAUTION! CAUTlON!!
Thomas Arimitage's A afeuf

ELECTRO-MAGNET LIGHTNING RODS
9T BEWARE OF lMPosTERs AND SwINnLERs ~
order to prevent repetition of the frauds 50 81
tensiyey carried ON during the last two years bv
set of scoundrels who travelled over the country.
aud represented themselves IN, agents. and in many
instances exhibited forged certificates Of agency
now give nsce that all my agents. carry with them
printed forms. auhOrising them to cct as nv Agents
legally executed and acknowledged before Alderman
HENRY SIMPSON, of Philadelphia they have also
my name and place OF business their WAGONS
believe them all to be strictly honest and fully ae
quaIted with tho business vi putting up lightning
Rods which tney will do at as low a pri CO as hev
can be Obtained at the factory. AS many schemes
have been resurted TO, 70 deraud myself and the uub
lie, purchasers should be OH their guard thousands
have been grossly deceived by purchasing uaeIess ar
cles in the shape Of Lightning Rods. having pewter
lead copper, zinc md points, either or all Of
which are good for nothing. My Electro Magnet
Lightning ROds. have been eIami2ed by MANY of the
most Scientific men in the world who have pronounc.
ed them 10 id the only rods that they have ever seen
which calculated 10 lives aud pruperty from
destruction 10y Lghtnng-am these Profess, rs
Henry MMurtrie, James Nice Clnissk, Walter r. John.
son. Of the U. 5. Patent Office. L. J. Carr Dr. T. n
Waller and many others who recommend them in the
highest terms Of appreciation.
All orders WHOLESALE and RETAIL. will meet
with prompt attention. Spire Rods and Scrolls made
TO order Cardinal Points, and all kins Of weather
vanes, for sale cheap.
er Ny Agent. SAMUEL C.. WILT, will locate
himself during the Summer of 1854, at No. 81 North
Queen street, LANCASTER. Pa. and AUGUSTUS
CANN. at PENNSGR0vE. ~ J. Property owners m
those sections Of the Country. will do veil to call or
them.
THOMAS ARMITAGE,
Vine Street. doors above Twelfth, rhilaJ's q
march ~, '54-1m. ,
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
d. CULLM,

Dealers IN Lamps, Lanterns g. Chandeliers,
NJ Z. corner FOURTH ane CHERRY Streets. Phila.
Ne deiphia. having enlarged and improved their
Store, and having the largest assortment Of Lamps in
Philadelphia, they new prepared TO furnish FINE
OIL, ,CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID, ETHEREAL
OIL. PHOSGENE GAS aud ARD OIL Lamps, Lam
terms, Of all patterns. Fancy Hotel and Hal Lamps,
Chandeliers, GirandOles and Cantslabras, and Britain.
MIA Lamps at the Manufacturers lowest prices Glass
Lamps by the package. at u small advance over Auc.
ton prices. Being large MANUFACTURERS Of
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil. Alcohol, and
the only truel PhOsgene Gas, they furnish those
articles at such prices that Merchants will find it TO
their advantage To buy Call before going elsewhere
fyOu want bargains. Also the Safety Fluid Lamp
for sale. [oct. y. ls53,-ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Letter addressed to care Of Mr.. Curtis HstcL, !,


Agent at RdrcnRn, Ohio
To On MARcnIsI IL have hfen ten years troubled
with Female Conp p!alns-proapsus aud all III.
attending difficulties; al times rendering my lille mast
miserable. kaye had the Attendance OF some Of tho
best PHYSICIANS with but IIiC success; III most they
C0u!d DO vas 10 relieve vas out of the aues.
tnn- For i've months before commencing with your
medicine. had not been able perI,sIn any labor
con walk but few STEPS at a time and scarce "
weAt "ui oi dours-ir short. ! was completely pros.
trat"d; Wii IN body and mind ami expeCled TO drag
Oni The RI 81 OF ny days III suffering an cry. Bur
rendng your advertisement. induced 10 try your
invaluable me'iIcIne called Uterine CaIh6iean as the
last resIr had moi uses week before felt like
another wOr-an. BY the Use Of three buIties Was
enabled 10 perform all tie labor .r six in the family
with ease, and could walk anywhere in the neghlpr
hood without INJURY Nothing hut a sense of my duty
you and to the afflicted. has induced me To state M
case la the public. | safely recommend the pre-,
Paraiion To all those sntern. like myself
(Ssnedl MRs. SARAH A. BIsHor
Freedom, P0ricge Co.. Ohio. Dec. "a, 1851
J. B. MARCIIISI & CO, Proprietors, e
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, n. Y,
&1-Anv person, using the medicine, desiring further
advice Than Is given in the Pampctwill please addrels
Dr. }. MARClIISI. as above.
Inay II. 1854 6nr ~ 3
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House.

IN NEW YORK.
On the Cash Plan. Extensive sales and No LOSSES
Make il profitable 10 sell ar very Low Prices
MASON BROTHERS, % PARK Row. Opposite the
1tl Astor house. New York, offer one Of the most er
tensye stocks and complete assorments in the country OF
BOOKS and STATIONERY, fer Cash Only.
The amount OF Goods in line purchased by Country
merchants, Is usually quite small compared with their
dry goods hardware, AMI other Is aud this very cir
cumsance absolutely cempes obbers the book bust.
ness who sell on time. TO get larger profits in order
make up for the losses and expenses necessarily
involved IN credit BUSH &C small amounts IL is
also Easy for the merchant make arrangements 10
buy his book bill for cash though might be so
convenient for him 20 purchase hs larger bills this
way.
These considerations have led us TO adopt m our
busness from this daIe, January, 1854, the following
principles. viz; small profits, unraryiAg prices. and
diudys caxh.
Being ourselves the sole publishers Of number of
the leading aud most extensively selling School Books
hi the couniry. well works other lie partmens
our facilities unsurpassed.
Call upcn US, or send order and Judge for your.
selves u the saving you can make by buying Of for
cash Is worth while.
Our location is very central, and easily found
Stand the Asor House seps and ook straight, for.
ward across the corner of the Park and YOU cannot
avoid seeing our signs, Remember. the name -
MASON BROTHERS.
Peb. 8. 1854 t
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
2 UN7HERS SITY MEDICINES RI b

FsverGnd Ague cured by Roscands Tonic
Mature.
T,HE University of Free Medicine and Popular
J. knowledge ;chaftersd by the Stale Of Pennsyl-
vania, its last session. viz goth April 1852 mainly
for the purpose Of arrestng the evils resulting from
the sale Of spurious aud dangerous nostrums, also Cor
the purpose Of supplying the public with reliable
medies, in wherein the patient cannot obtain
will not employ the best medical advisers; having
purchased that Invaluable renedy, Rowands Tonic
Mixture, on account of its just celebrity and known
efficacy in the treatment Of Fever and Ague, and its
kindred afsctonss--has no hesitation in reoommsnd-
ing It in the highest terms TO the patronage OF The
afflicted. a..- s. e.
BOWEL COMPLAINT cured by Row ,nd's Black.
berry Root The above Instituted extends its sanction.
in like manner 20 the remedy for Bowel Complaint.
so well known as Rowsnd Compound Syrup Of Black.
berry Hoo, and earnestly recommend the confidence
of patients afflicted with these
It TO be invaluable in the trealment Of such cases.
.,f.t Hon. Henry X. Strong,
,H.s s...- Hon. J. r. Flanagan.
By order of the Trustees, John r. Rowand, M, d.
ID. II. Ashton. Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq.
Or All Communications be- addressed.--John r
Rowand, nj. d., Head Of the Pharmaceutical Depart
ment, and President of the University.
Home Dispensary and Office, No. a South Sccont
Street, Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Stores of 7. Magens, P
Mansfield, Smyrna,Del. I0ct. IL. ls53-ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
CANTON.

THE subscribers would hereby inform the public
that no person persons authorised sell Read
ings Horse Power Corn Shelter, unless they sell in
name and authorised by within the terri.
tory above described; and all persons are hereby in
formed that shall hold aRy persons liable TO dam.
age who either sell or offer for sale any machine
involving our patent use any such machine unless
they purchase it Of ihOrised agents as we
have granted no shop rights. And all ahop rights
granted by the paienlee became null aud void at the
time we purchased the copy right of said territory
MI machines are warranted to give satisfaction.
S10 de addressed to the subscribers at Delaware
City. Delaware, will receive prompt attention.
E. J. HYDE & CO.
Dpc % iSk3
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
FOR SALE.

IL TONS best Government Peruvian Guano
.sooo 9O0O o9shs- best Plymouth Stone Lime,
s'ose - se Dasheis pest Schuylkill Fine Lime,
2 rs thousand good Hard Brick.
~ Samon Brick,
90 PeTches Building Stone,
800 bushels Ground Alum Salt
20 sacks Ashton's best Salt.
70 bbls Fresh-Ground Family Flour.
Is bbls. Eastern Herring.
o0oo lbs. Bacon, IN Hams, Middlings &c,
Best Building Lime constantly ON hand
Any quantity of good Stone Lime, from plv-
mouth quarries and klns, may be contractsd
fef BY Farmers, for the land Of best quality. at
cheapest going rates -, ~ ~
- GEO. w. CUMMiNs a. CO
Smyrna, June 26, iS54.-6m.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
Philadelphia Central Dry
(IOOd Sfa0re.

SouTu.EAsr CoHHER EleHrH Asp ARcu sssrrra.
s6aaia tHARLES ADAMS iavites the parucuss al
WDH|fO teniion Of Families and sorekeepers 10 his
lglnY extensive and cbsice stock of FANCsv md
: . STAPLE DRY GOODS, comprising ons az ,.a he
best assor'men's N the city New Goods being daily
received from suction aad etha sources and customer
may depend On getting Inc ateS and best siyes at the
Broche and other Shawls.
Dress Maisrials ana
a.al Furnishing coeds.
thsm by.
nhr hnaoulas csss sfvsa . Han Ora.
Yhil~lsiyAia. Ma ~. ..'t45m-
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
GREAT FACT! NO MORE ExToRFIoN FOR
MEDICINE!
100 Pills for It0enty fUe Gents.
DIR. T0wnsemd3s Health psEls

- y .
A RE beiag called for. from all paris Of the land !;
"A they are rapidly supeBeding other medicines
both on account OF their happy effects upon the human
system in removing diseases ard impurities and $50
the exceedingly reduced Price at which they are OF
fsred.
The rich and the poor fad in them a real boom
each box contains 100 PILLS, being four times ma
many usually " be had of other kinds of pills at
the same price. IN ;oniainn no mineral poison what
ever-ther ingred Q are Extracts Balsams and
Gums of great efiic
SARSAPARILI IN a highly concentrated FORM
- PronnentinP lent. Tley will be found ex
ceedingly efiicaci in removing the following CON-
plants, VIZ: Inn itics Oi the Blood, Costiveness
iaundice. Femal omplaints. Sick Headache, Pains
IN the Back Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheuina.
sism CONSUMPTION, Pains in the Head Pains in the
sde, Liver Comulainis Febrle Aectioss Piles lrre-
gularities, Pains in tho Breast Pains in the Lons DC
Now for these. and kindred diseases Townsend's
rhis arc sovereign remedy, and they are moreover
the Cheapest Medicine in the World They most
speedily and eiectualiy do the work. in subduing
aamnaiion and Fsyers opening obslructed pores pro-
moiing per'piraaion, ami soothing morbid sensbies
IN short they are warranted better than all Others
heaper than all, end destined 10 supersese all TRY
them Inynl;ds. sufferers, and all, ard recommend
the FILLS 70 your neghbors. 0c- Directions accom-.
pany each Box. ~ gl
Remember the PRICE, ie0 PILLS for rs Cents
Jan. 20, '5s-sow.lv ess M 81 ~.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
$50 REWARD

NTILL he paid TO any person wto will buy Box
w ofaDR. TERREL'S HEALING OINTMENT;
nd use Il according TO directions f they will cali
at nay office and say with clear conscience, that II
will not completely Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Glazing, Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes, Sores on Chill
dren, and greatly alleviate, il entirely cure Salt.
rheum. Piles, Inflammation Of the Breast. Bites OF
Insects, Pmples the Faee and all Diseases Of the
Skin.
MONROE TERRELL, Naugatuc Conn.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
OF Sold also by the principal druggists and Cosntry
Merchants generally.
Jan. IS, 1S54-.eow ly,
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
Y AN L0AN9S
SPLENDID NoRTH.LIGHr
paguerfeOfype Rooms.

l20 Arch ST., door below SiAth south side Phlla
PERSONS visiting the city during the approaching
HOLIDAY should call on us and obtain one or more Of
our superior Daguerseoty pes and have them set in
PLAIN or Fancy Cases.
The reputatisn Of our styles of Portraits s az high
as any IN Philadelphia. and they offered at much
lower cost. thus giving equal chance 10 obtain
good Picture of the best materials Terms One DOL
lar and upwards.
kJ-Daguerrsoiypes OF deceased friends or relatives
copied equal ts the originals and Of the zane size or
larger if desired.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
READINGS PREMIUM HoRsE-P -PowER
Corn Shelter.

TyHE subscribers having purchased Of WIN. Read.
Patent Horse Power Corn sheller. for the State Of
Delaware, Eastern Shore Virginia and Maryland
would respectfully inform The Farmers within said
Territory that they nrw prepared 20 furnish them
at the low price OF Thirty.6ve DOLLARS.
This Machine has taksa the following Premiums the
past season The 6rst premium, with Medal at the
Worlds Fair in New York city. The FIRST premium
at Fair Of American Institute in New York city. The
frat Premium at Far Of the Franklin Inssne. Phila.
dslpha, This first premium at following State Fairs:
New Ysrk. Michigan, Ohio and lndianas besides at
a score Of County fain in different States
1t shells Corn upon an entirely different principle
frem the other Sheliers The machine sepemtos the
cobs from the thereby saving two hands in oper.
sss Il, IL shsiAs 1000 boshsis Of Corn 10 ens dsy.
employing horses and slx men, sheled much more
The subscribers do not deem it necessary 10 say any
thing furrher in iis recommendation, beyond The 70
lowing certificates;