Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14
A WORD TO FARMERSi

- ,W, UNI, IN L AfOMt RS! o.
BEG leave 10 call the attention Of Farmers to ono
OF the most clacole and popular Agricultural I'm
plemenys OF the present age-The Patent Spring.
tooth Horse Rake for Cleaning W heat Fields.
do not .ceommeud 1t Is nay rake; but as o
CLEANER it is without competition being superior to
all other rakes or Tins par oSe. IL has been used to
extent 10 this portion Of he State with the most
unpar ,lis"; success. Gre H has been nsed speaks
its own yfeSo; but or the satisfaction Of those unas-
quained WIKI is ni~ritS append the following cerh-
Gates from me gsrg hgest You Will perceive
that some of the certificates speak Of very hlghy Us
aGRASS.SEED HARR0W-a fact which is not known
by many who use il.
cspy,rIc,rEs or MAGISTRATES or FREDERICK COUNTY.
We take great pleasure in esdfying 70 the superior
merits of the Spriag 2aota Bake. As CLEANER, 100
much cannot be said III ITS FAVOR IN 'is respect u
without competition. We are convinced that no lar
mer after using it, woaid part with 1t for many times
its cost il will pay fo itself over and over III one
harvest 80,
ESQ W. WARD JAMES GATHER,
ROpT. L. BAKER ROBr. J. GLASS,
JOSEPH BRUMBACx, JOSEPH Z. PAYNE,
N. A. cARrAELL, WM IoSESBskGEk,
ROBERT MUSE, ISAAC y. Hirs,
pAy1p rrNBEBLAKH, JAMES n. BRooSISG,
HENRY W. RICHARDS, JACOB sENssNEY
WILLIAM J. ROWLAND.
From the Frederick County Agricultarot CLUB.
The undersigned members OF the Frederick County
Agricultural Club, take great pleasure IN Recommend
ng the SDri Toota Horse Rake to their brother fur
niers We think that every farmer ought TO use t. we
have been using for several years. and conclusion
is, that we would not be withou, it at any cost
PREpSRIcK SCHULTZ, JAMES r. BuRokss
JouS y NAGILL HENRY ". BAKER,
". A.. CARTER, r. j. CLANS,
b. GRO W WARD JAS. W. MASON, &c.
Extract from Tie Southern Planter, Richmond, "a, Of
Mlycl, 1856.
Every man who wishes to seed live acres OF clover on
wheat land should get Gsaasr o. Spr'n Tooth Horse
Rae for cleaning wheat fields. II passed over the
land either before or after the seeding It viii treshen
and form the very best seed bed tor the clover seed
Our friend, Charles Marx Esq, Of the Fan Plantation
has tried one and il works To charm Get II ana holo
us responsible for the advice, and gaze W the credit
you succeed
From Isaac f. Hte, Esq,
7 have used the Spring Tooth Horse Rake TO my en-
tire satisfaction Ii is light, strong and durable, and
performs its work in perfect manner consider II
comraend il too ki0klyto my brother farmers. am
contden that saved last year by ITS use between sew
enty-tveand one hundred bushels of wheat which with
out it would have been lost. lSAAC +. HITE.
From !Nsssrs. T. s. Boxer, John Purcsn, Geo. F.
a Glaze and Casper ". RRker
Having used the Spring-footh Rake for three years
past the undersigned feel ut liberty recommend il Il
their brother farmers. After gathering the wheat cro|
with the usual with the mandrake, we have in al
eases gathered from TO bushels per with thu
horse.Take 1t is simple in construction and not ab
TO get out of order An active hand can rake from i
to 20 acres q day.
II, -. T.
JOHN PURCELL, CASPER W. RINKER.
From General Carson.
have used the Spring Tooth Horse Rake to my en-
tire satisfaction. AS CLEANER it is remarkable, per
forming its work in perfect manner. would adyis
all my brother farmers to use it
! JAMES H. CARSON.
Extract from letter crittea 10 By The Clerk Of
ANgaStG County.
Enclosed send twelve dollars to pay for the Spring
Tooth Rake purchased of you, and which pay TO
with the greatest pleasure rs it is the cheapest nipple
ment ever bought NICHOLAS c. KINNEY.
Estracs from Letter o., Douglass Gray Esq, Of
49, Harrtson5arg.
In consequence 81 he frequent rains last harvest
was not able 10 my Rake much, but tried 1t sut
cienty 10 discover iat il admirably adapted 10
the purpose designed. Don't forget TO furnish me an
other next harvest fox my farm in Augusta County.
DOUGLASS GRAY.
From Atssls Sigier &c R4der, Ii. Jackson, Saea-
0adodh C3aRty.
II affords pleasure TO state that the Spring Too
Rake we purchased OF YOU las: harvest gave enlr
satisfaction II is decidedly the best implement for
king wheat subbe we have ever used, being light an'
''S '-'E' - ~ WILLIAM sIGLER,
A. X. .RCDER.
e4y- Ihave the exclusive right to sell the Rake il
Augasta RocsiRghaas. Page Steac,a0aA, Harren
Clarke Frederick, BssSsley, jefferson, Lo"dOg" aat
Fan0uier C0HAties If Farmers send their orders 4
me once will deliver the Rake at OF the coun
ty towns other prominent places i'll their RESPECTIVE
counties. The Rake is gotten up in superior manne
TO any heretofore manufactured The price IN oil IN
stances is $1,000. A discount is made when they ar
purchased here on the spot.
AUGUSTINE j. SMITH.
Winchester Va, April ., 1856.