The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23

dollars expense 10 rcm0vo these iroublesoYne OBJ
iecis ol nature that remain 20 long II not removed
BY the genius aad hand ofpresneine Industry
We hope that oafbroshet fafnors viii at once look
10 their hteresisi and thereby also patronize ard
encuursge our young friend who hns 90 zealously
devoted himselsior our convenience and 10 the
Improvement ofihc cause 0fnericulture. For the
rcaping machine, grain din, and other useful ma.
ohinesi cannOtbe used with thc success aud con.
ttuicucc that they wcfc Intended for unlcss the
fields are cleared Of those distractions. Decides.
the dmc that i gained n plougliing, harf0ging
and Otherwise cultyathg the land isanolher itcm
of gain II is too often thc case that farmers stand
in their own l.eht b being pfeiudiced against
lmich.ncs that have been invented for their own
tro and convenience by cDnsJling Themselves
that they have 9oughcd around the etump5 so
long that they can do 70 longer, Sc. We might
sct forth great mlny more Of the advantages
that can be ohitined by the nee OF the machine
But we deem 1t unnecessary, ior any person can
see them as nlnn aud with a. much light as We can
/ Yours respectfully.
JOSEPH REAM
PHILIP WALKER.
JOHN SHIDbER,
DAVID SHiDbER.
The above stump and Tree extractor was re-
Gently pltcntcd. by j. b. Creighton Of liliin
seneca County Ohio formerly Of this county.
Mr Crelahton's Patent bears date April, 10Th
1856. Tho "Scienufe American SAYS -
The sumps are removed Ivy means OF a screw
and lover. The screw passes through the top OF
a eallows frame placed above the stunip' The
lower part Of tac frame is furnished with
wheels 10 facilitate transportation The appafa'
tus is simplc, strong and very powerful
GnrEvrowy Stalk Co,, o. May, l6 SO.
Ma. CRmGuroy--DE Sin ~ hereby GER
Hfy that have used one Of your Stump Extract
ors on my farm and am well satisfied with the
work q did. ! used it IN follow field after
htr,cat, bnt u was not much Of load Tor two
span OF horses to haul about And one horse can
pull up any stump, at least | pulled one third
ont Of syiid white oak stump that was az least
three feet IN diamltor-thc ground was very
hard or elscit would have come all at once
have pulled quite a number OF very large stump'
some were ~ large thlt could not turn them oyol
with two spar Of horses by u rolling htch bu
the m,ohine raises them high enough 80 as q
prop those Ia, arc 80 very lnrgc, and give iil
chinco TO cdt down the ground and small roots
and thereby nh up the hole from where it clme
then bring the sm III stumps to the large ones t0c
burn. 1also, worked your m tohine I'm wheat stub
bic late IN tho ii,l and hiuled il from stnmp "a
stump with two horses Zone horse ai the end O
zach sill } and II wisn3t very hlrl work. an
certain thai IL tis no load for two horses in field o.
swarl. | also, hauled the whole mtchire on o
wagon, about two miles with one span OF horses
10 took ABOUT one huuf 10 luhu the Hlchilts "i'
not over half On hour 20 unload it ready for work
/ consider your mtchinc perfect In very point--il
Is simple, yet convenient and indeed very power
ihh Youis Respectfully.
WIN. KRElGHBAUM
Tho following Is from Dr.. Diughorty, Green
town, O. My, 10Th $50
Mn. j. b. CRuoHrov v--DEAR Sin - II afford.
me pleasure to certify that witnessed the Ope-
ration Of your Stump Extractor on the farm o
Mr. Krcighblum, near this place. The machine
worked admirably, doing some tall pulling.
Yours Truly.
j. z. DAUGHERTY.