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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04
A CAHD.-PARrIAI. DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES

A CARD-PARrIAL DnAyGEss AND DISCHARGES
"A nom DE ear-Dr HARTLHY, principal and proprietor
he PhAdephA kAr Institution, y In York city,
generously oders attend persons suffering from Alec
" ps Of he without charge until cured thereby proving
his success unequal cd and protesting the deaf from being
vance ind the nnon Of s serious evils by permit
ting the appeaon Of dangerous remedies By inexperienced
ana unskul hands DR. II. here state that he has
connection vhatever with advertising cure deaf
certificate purporpg eanats nom him and cannot there
fore be responsible for alarming consequences rosunk
rashress and desperation The 0sa CT money not
persons but the deprivation OF OF the
uoet Of the senses ought 70 be and treated
more than ordinary Boctude Deafness noise Ia tas
b. dsagreeabe dischsrges from the speedily
and emily removed without causing the least pain or
Inconvenience In ali guaranteed where mauor
nation does not exist Thirteen close and almost ndi
ved this branch OF special practice has enabled
find the confirm aud obsnAie yield by steady
attention 10 the prescribed The by IRE OF
the institution o which DIR Hartley the head having tenn
rorary released him from his duties Padelphia h) VIII
receive calls each morning at l0o West Ninth street
IL uop of bedougs cOckroAcbes mods, heSs. ants mos
fies plant insecs vermin fowls and animals
lso pills for rats and mice LYON, 4A Broadwsy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MONKS KNIVES CAKE
- and all metals asd 70 last twenty wears NJ fair
prioea Chandeliers cleaned and regih
O. CLARK $50 Broadway
IRON BEDsTEADS
i AND CHILDRYk'S CRIBS,
VI vatious siyes also,
BEST CEklED lair MATTRESSES.
For sale BY JAMES, BEEBE 4 90.
$50 broadway. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

II you want the Finest Spring style Of Hat
goo EsPENsCHEIDS lis Nassau street and you will be
suited,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04
ADvERTIGRxESrs REGwRD EVERY DAT,
Situations, &C., see 9Th and sth Pages.
MISCELLANEOUS.

.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TouvSnp rHopoxous PREpAsArron pos In
= nsS S 8 3: e s 5. an ss s ss a.
Is sSs ssAHsfs van s1. ass e.
(lPnNIra or J. n TAYLOR cos VIEW oorFpc-
G Coz VII ossa ~ . new SORE g. .s. D.
Chspns chur J with he largest ssscrtmesi q candies and
cosos .sn1s .SS scS MIXTURE a1 0as - Sss s
RoyAL vsLvET QAarErIwo. TIN TO TWELVE
piy % sp.-ry iosr.n - @ a Ca soos ner ", = "a
RYs sssS ,rs% on. a sfs y.ss .ss ssg !
arest . 'p''~' ''''"s"-
RoeERs RAzAAR or FANCY GOODS AND roYs,
~ No see Broadway 1o there 70 cbAin your siAs and
s:s: =. sy .os..E & s.ss 3
TUE PRICE OF oorrrNs
\. This rSa sl ssys I. na pertinent mt inquiry yoS have
,or rs,ei Voc to ,cuh yon sss gO..u% in any sssg.
MAKE ma g1f Win %'s s.s,a %
c means asa The only positive esre for cou.u%pon se
~ nj s,.s caDsss Of relieving palsy end q Kidding yOs
% pure ,odine water sold q u bottle By .sDess
NS s,cepd sverss and So prOsd-. "a AID
sss.
THx NEW YORK LEAp %5,.
Ready TO day al The gsgn v, hc %.rr,
News > ss ssssmau .re..
THx NEW YORK LrApEE
Read, today At q; s g;SaI ssp, |, GO
News agents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

We can Announce tn the Public with Ger
discovery which extraordinary and aston
ishipg OF age i've n. CANADIAN 4 New York,
ha Just discovered vegetable substance which he introduced
composites 4 containing surpriang properties
NE tubes Of the hair the numerous experiments by
himself respectable persons leave doubt
c0caey. OonsultAAtoas for the vAon Of the
hair always 81 Church Aroe corner Of Barclay, hon A
n, to6r.H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Old stsnd--Can and See thosr Cheap spriag
RAglAna froch and businese Goals, vests 40 10
N. n. COI.ILRs a co. corner John and Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Spring Style Gentlemen's Hats.-The I'm
proved venlsns snd elastic band silk hat These hats
agreeable the head the finest quality
felt vii be found to be the most comfortable worn
ARCHER MARTIN, 40 Greenwich street, sbeween War
"a MurrAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04
surTogsto's Court.
BefoYe A. W. Bradford, Ere

APRIL S.-The probate Of Henry Psrisn's will Vas
brought again In this court today Charles, 81 John
Isaac Gibson and henry B. Ward Witnesses for The pro
ponen examined u length but new fncts Of i'm
portanoa developed.
Mis- Flora Soloman, who was ono Of the witaesses 90
fore the Surrogate the LIST ns tesying Ia regard to
the viii Of Mrs. H. T. Clayton, lady who WAS lost on
board OF the Lyonna desires 70 say thai sne WAS uos IN
attendant upoo Ms. Clayton, but upon Mrs. n Bias
ford her daughter, who was also On board the fssed
Lyonnais.
CoURr OF APrEALs, April 2-No. 80. White agt
Bullock. Argued A. Thompson for appt, J. Pls0
for respt. No. 81. Rugsles AT Bdrrill Argued. A.
Mann, Jr, for appt George wooltord for respl No 3d.
thomas sgt Hubbell. Arsuet. A. psrker for Appt
a. Hogeboom tor respt No. ITO. Reserved for April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-saes of 60 rs bbs were made, including pots
at 7ssc aTac.. and pearls at 7hc.
BREADsrurrs.-Flour-1he market armer and better
for grades The sales embraced about 1000
n 10 f.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

hsss, hosches, Beobugs. Ssc.-"rhey come
on. OF .ner h2,es 70 de- Isn't stranger sad fiend the
@ asy ~ bought one boz Of Cosars Exermnaor. and
nere spcrfect stampede In less than hours
among the rats which before seemed as N thew would turn
way, N. Y. ~ 'r'7 w ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

THE new YORK LEADER
Ready 70 day At the usual hour.
MADDEN A Co.
News agents,
"a Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Hallotype I'LL 900 Reward.-Tne Under
signed viii give the above for the
any person or persons infringing the patent granted by he
pned States John Bishop Hall OF New YoAk
city, he a,h day Of January. l for producr pictures
known "hApctypes" HALL. Quincy.
NV YORK, March Z, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Relief for Broadway.-Tho Public arc In
the large elegant Of spring
style hats caps The AAios charmed ~ the superb
display children. KELLOGG, l2o Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

THE NEW YORK LEADER
Il VIII be
Ready 10 day at the usual hour.
HAMILTON JoB SaOy,
News agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Csmpbcl, Druggist and Apothecary, corner
ssn.n avenue and twenty eighth street srct personal at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Houowsy's P1ns.-lsrompT Relief-No Soon
sr % neee searching pills influence The system hrcun e
nuds which peryAde H. than the stomach bowels begin
perform their duties vigorously The appetite returns and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Spring and ITS superb ConcOmltant, the
hight brilliant and highly 6nihed Genn hat for the season.
fairly naugurAted This graceful fabric from liz fentor
weight and eIquiutely graceful shape seems expressly m
tened tor this bland weather THIS seems 70 De the general
advances 20 highly finished hat has never before
been produced for "a
0ENIN, No. IA Broadway, opposite 81 Pauls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Bu'letin -hegular New York Trade Sale -
GEO. A. IEAyITT co, Auctioneei She sale
this morning 9Th he valuable invoices Stnger
&Townsend. followed by the invoices OF Tcknor Fields
Garrett Co. n W. Dodd Little, Brown Co Dana Co.
y. B. Peterson Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Rich Paper Hanesngs for the Retail Trade,
An styles Of importation Work nnsa
Artistic manner, by THOMAS FAYE co 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

10 Cent Ambrotype Likenesscs, with CASE,
b. aufuly colorcd. 1850 daily. Originally introduced By
klMBAI.i. S7 broadway, corner Of Leonard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Paper Hangings at Wholesale, OF Oar Own
manufactuve and mporatcn desirable for
V The ,rsde at The cwes csah prices BY THOMAS IAYEk
CO.. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

WarnOck u Co, Fnsh1Ona0le HatterS, havo
No 293 TO he convenient store No SIG
broadway under st Nicholas Hotel and invite Ae attention
gentlemen and elegant assortment OF fashionable
dsets hats felt hats &c. Of entirely and very arac
I've paiterns all Of which manufactured expressly tr
our new establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

THE NEW YORK LEADER
Ready 70 day al The usual hour.
SAMUEL YATES,
News agent
a Beekman street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Jones' Old Italian Soap, for Eruptsons,
freckles Ae IA Jones' coral hair oil restorative bed thing
made a. Lafonrs liquid Asbaster. for whitening ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Baschelor's Hair Dye, Wiss and Toupecs,
the bes In The world surpang ALL Made, sold and aprned
AZ wcSfActDry. broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

New Crop Teas, Groceries, &c., for sale, in
grocers and families priees BIZ j. o.
FOWLER CO., 40 and as orcenvch street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

nyeur Hair n Gray, there Re Ncthinx nssaal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Photographs I'm Natural Coiors, size Ia
and for ss-he peoples choce-perfesy wonderful Al
HOLMks'. Zs9 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Green, shirt Manufacturer, and Gentle
mems furnlshng No. Asior House, In addition 70 his
rvaed sock OF shirts cr~vas ucs scafs gloves snspesd
hose, undcrvears, &C. keeps variety Of
Of comfort and luxury Cor tHvecrS which
be procured nowhere else new York and 20 which be
invites he special attention Of citizens and gxAngen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Carpet Buyers arc Invited 10 View the
unsgua icd aock ncv seIing OF ai The lowest prices
ARTHUR DONNR1LYs, IS Bovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

r = MESSENGER 4 CO., Soc Importers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

For 0eod Fitting. well made shirts, a. all
ayies asd paterna rssed Wholesale prices The
eociesy'a l06 Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

The Imperial Photosraph-At Brady's &c
lery, $50 Broadway.
lmponA photographic OF
Martin Van Buren, and
Thomaa III. Benton,
have Just been sdded 10 he collection BRADYs Caller
BnADYS Lower Gallery,
D6 BroadAy, corner Of Fulton street. n jast reopene
Photographs and anbroypes produced Persons occ
Ded down will find convenient place procure
slAss portraits II moderAae prices
Those occupied town viii find BrAdy's lower gAneY
Oo Broadway couvedieni place procure nr class
brutypes md phu1o1aphs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

Rupture Cured By Marsh Il Co.'S Radical
cure uusL ~ No. ~ MAhAsa lAae New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

yPRTEo, E57.
- Our rev sprius ayies Of cshns nov erpo.~d aud
ready FOR ae embracing large And beauuf ~
sprips Enssh rrench busre :. $500
dress and ncct cosis, &c Also vesy choice and on6ad
styles cashmere pantaloons fancy ard yessa S,r
custom rcon stocsed with our ais iporaous n new
goods many OF which be found nowhere ese iris a.
partment headed BY Mr.. Lyman Defby d N por sr- Ia
offer usai attractions In the var Of syish garments Ana
gcods Prompt attention gwen " All odcr- '-
Ncs ass, ase and $50 Broadway, corner Of 1srye, q.
n HE NEW YORK LEApER
Ready 70 day ~ The urual hour.
Moss A rOUsEY
News aeens.
iH kastsu stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

spring impure blood, weeds spring from
neglected soil fhis veil proved dsnfcctant and detergent
neutraes the morbid Ae circulation. erurpatAs
NE diease frost and branch" II n unecntafnnasd by
mineral poscn Eemp's Worm Pasules also enurely W.
eetable pleasant remedy, nfAibly fatal Internal
vorms ecld by D. Z. LANhAF 90. wholesale drusgssa
50 wster street. New Ysrk and BY ali drursisa SArnSa
ria u. and pasnles Is cents per botte.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-29

THE GREAT VIRGINIA HAIL SToRM.--The
Fredericksburg papers contain some additional
facts relative to the hal-storm which passed
over that section on the LIST inst. Some of the
hail stones, says the News, weighed six pounds.
About 100 frogs were also rained down on the
devoted city of Fredericksburg. The Herald
says:
The storm confined itself principally TO that
part Of Spottsylvania fringing the corporation
limits, and injuring the wheat and corn crops
In King George, it laid waste both wheat and
corn. The News has the following with relation
TO destructive and fatal freshet in Falmouth,
Va: The repeated. rains and storms OF Wednes.
day caused food in Kygers run, in Falmouth,
about midnight, which nearly swamped one half
the town. The large warehouse OF Mr.. Forbes.
which has stood for fifty years about thirty teet
from the ordinary channel Of the run, built on q
stone foundation, was swept down . hundred
yards against another warehouse by the bridge
demolshing it utterly and creating q general
smash OF both. The most remark able incident
was that OF horse in q stable, which was float.
ed 200 yards, over q wall ten feet high and the
horse was found in the top OF the static, astrad.
die OF . beam. The Storm did some damage in
Warren and Page counties. In Albemarle Il
damaged the crops Of wheat and corn In some
places In the gorges Of the Blue Ridge noun
tains, on the day afterwards, the hail was four
feet deep, and wagon loads OF it could have been
gathered up.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-29

IHE ROMANCE TAKEN OCT OF AN ELoPEMEyr.-
-oa Tuesday night in Detroit, as we learn from
the free Press, u young lady was brought to
the police Justices office about twelve o'clock
by German who said be had found her in the
streets, apparently lost or bewildered. She was
about sixteen years Of age, very beautiful, and
was dressed in the best style, her habiliments,
however, much deranged, and "a love Of q bon
net" smashed out Of all shape. Her pretty
eyes were filled with tears, caused by fright and
bewilderment, and for some time nothing could
be ascertained from her in regard TO the cause
Of her strange appearance. She finally Gained
down and was drawn into conversation, when
It transpired that she was daughter of citi.
zen Of Detroit, and had conceived a violent 1t.
tachnent Tor young man Of her acquaintance,
contrary to the approval Of her psrepts. To
cut the matter short she eloped with her lover.
and they had just seated themselves in q car
fiags and started forthe ministers rssideuce
when the horses became ftightsned, ran svay.
and upset the carriage On pile Of dirt! The
lass heard Of ths lover hs was running after
the horses The girl vas sent home.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-29
Important to Millers' :,
WOODY Ask st,S NEN >Nl n nAthl
AND SEPARATOR GUHNuNlb

ME take this method OF informing Miilsrs "
w that We are now manufacturing and y
constantly on hand Weodward's Combined snaa@'
Separator. This Machine we consider the efsl
use, and We hazard nothing in saying every ~
has yet used IL will bear out In this asseFpaA
compact and durable, moves with less power -
machines and does all the work heretofore petffs }
three machines, viz: the Screen, Separator ~
ter, to ssy nothing OF the flaming MIL whitA ~
iy TO be used in cleaning dust from onal
As 10 the mode Of operation, I'm the first pace
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part y
oats from the grain before scoarinx. Hae
process Of securing the grain IA brought In cVslA
q strong blast Of air, which carries % dasg u
made. II then passes into . larger Separator
" cleared Of chess, imperfect grams eats, &C.
then really for grinding The dust IA all on
ciesrrd from the grain, bat from the chess .
Qua, ana blown clear cut Of the mill, Aueitt
great advantage Is that IL can b. .et ths sani
WIZ the burrs or any where else Ia the mi tAss
desired, AS u makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows that IL Is utterly Impossible
snuct mill that will make good ioHr out of afY
unless the dirt be arst removed. No better masa
yet been Invented for this purpose than W'esN
shutter and Separator, and j. Is believed nont Il
adapted TO Western Grain. They are new iE y
can be seen AZ twoof the Mills In this clay, s-ass
4 Bros. and kslser 4 Co.'S.
Orders promply attended to-
apr i5-~H "oopWAkAp 4 kEisis
E11 ytan IN
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-29

On Tuesday last, Capt. Harris, of the Grey
Eagle, committed brutal assault upon Mr. W.
A. Croffut, Assistant Editor OF the ST. Paul
Times, supposing him to be one Of the editors
Of tie Pioneer. The following is the account
~ given by the Pioneer:
The Assistant Editor of the Times, Mr. w. A.
Cioffut, went on board the steamer Grey Eagle,
Capt. r. Smith Harris, and asked the Clerk to
favor him with . sheet of paper, to write let
ter. The paper was handed him, the letter
written, and q request made that it be deliv-
cred at Galena. As Mr.. G. was about to depart,
Capt. r. Smith Harris approached him, calling
him . id scouudrel, and swearing greet
round oaths, that he didn't want him to come
aboard his boat, ordering him to leave instant
ly. Mr.. CrOffut inquired what he meant, and
il the boat was not public to all who chose to
come on, whereupon Capt K. Smith Harris
seized him by the collar, dragged him to the
stairway and kicked him down to the lower
deck. Following Immediately, Capt II. took
another hold Of Croffut, and, swearing most
protanely all the time, dragged him out upon
the wharf, and there left him and returned 10
his boat. Mr.. Croffut had been quite unwell for
two or three days, and made no resistance
He was bruised considerably, but had no bones
broken. He had Capt. Harris arrested and
brought before Justice Smons; and acknowl-
edging the assault, was fined ten dollars and
costs.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-29
Threshing Machines! Threshing
chimes.
-. SPENCER 4 CO.'S NEW ANR.
PRQNEn rllRESHER a GLE

II SPENCER CO., are glad 10 annoaE N NJ
ANs have now ready new and Improved
and Cleaner, which they are confident viii o.
general favor among grain growers. whtrssE
been tried u has been pronounced the hghtesi
and sin. lest Machine In use, while in CAPS
quality o. wHFk II has no superior. IL Is A
tured In this city.
They also manufacture the New York Horse
ali 81 Iron, tne best In the market and the an
made In the West. n
Those In want ofmachines vii! do vel 10 scnas
orders NJ an early ny 80 ~ not to be disappohN
They also hsve patterns Of all the msehlh@
and will repair any OF them. m,
They also make an excellent Hand Germ shsn
Orders solicited. X. spfNCihs
".
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-29

RAILROAD AccIpENr-FoRruNArE ESCAPE
As the evening passenger train from Burlington
was passing over an embankment OF three or
four feet in height between East Burlington
and the Oquawka Junction, on Wednesday. 4
couple Of cross ties broke, allowing the rails TO
spread apart, when the locomotive was hurled
to one side and upset. 1t broke loose from the
tendcr, and neither the latter nor any Of the
cars were thrown OF or injured, though the
train was moving 1t the rate Of twenty-ipc
miles an hour. There we're no persons injured,
though there were eight ON the locomotive ~
the time. They were all thrown on clear Of the
locomotive, and scattered about upon the soft
cambridge over which they were passing The
locomotive was badly broken to pieces.
Galesburg Dem.
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DANEGIsD's iliPPH0rrr
IRON REAPER 4 k0WLl


NE would call the attention o. he Farws-I
w West 10 the above Celebrated IRON EEIl
MUHER, which we are manufacturing foe li+
OF 1855. aud for which We shall he prepared Il
orders Mt an early date.
With the experience 81 seven years We kart
80 ~ sf'nr "ur machine TO high degree
uon, ehyiating many difficulties experienced Y
machines, removing many itnpefImerts "
fs.n developed BY the working Of the mad
making improvements which have fasllttat.a
hons IN many particulars. Our CrsvyR 4
causes the Grain to fall In Gavels or Bundlr,. N
ny enables the kaker 10 perform his la viii n
hall the usual labor. The Farmer canyersAt, \
machines VIII appreciate this advantage ~ 4
arrsr cement We have done away with Tie M
SO that the tongue worl8 a. loose and free A
wagon, thus saving much worry % the team. a
venienf mode Of raising and lowering 10 spi, n
ent heights OF cut, ard placing the kaker n
where the work IL performed with the least ve.
Dor, We have made the nearest approach pcwIl
good seliraker.
We are prepared to furnish either the q
Reaper and Mower, or the single Mover m
machine we shall furnish with Reels, which tas
OF not ~ pleasure. a. they will h~ Of decided 4
ohiy when the grass is tail or thin, or strpagJ|
by the wind.
We formerly used Wood in the eonstrae,s
machines, but from IL perlshable nature and
liability to get out Of repair, we have been I'D
hapstAtate ihDN Tor our entire frame WORK o.
Dean. We shall hereafter adUpi this naterA
experience canvInces Us that we can give As
for the saHe prietY q Machine OF Iron, vha4
ten years longer than the best that can possihy
ufaetured II Wood.
The machine We manufacture will be consua7)
choicest materials, and built In tie most ,h6rs
workmarstke usanuer under the immea late ssEsrt
the proprietors, and no pains or money will be 4
make our machine OF invaluable use TO lhe I'D
our country.
Our Cutting apparatus ia different from Ghs
other machine. We use two Sickles instes&
worked in opposite directions by Il crank. TAsI
double advantage in cutting. and se are
more to this popularity & an TO any other itf 4
fority OF cur machine, for by IL We are ensts
clean all kinds ofGrass, thick or thin, wet CT DRY
or standing, on smooth ground or rough, sias
OF Grass or Hay Cock Thrown upon the srgaBt
con'riyAnce has been resorted 10, to clog " "a
machine. such as loose grass threWn " uoidtr
standing grass-smail wads Of loose grass ~
and placed in the stAndn sra.s--ths team sttra+
made to start again without backing W. IN N
the kBive-; but for all these thins. IL goes tfs
doing its proper work.
In grain, cur machine requires one on tEg
horses, according TO circumstances, and q Or 4
rAker. In grass, one span OF horses and a 8s 4
works with loose tongue and can be easily "A
backed - suit convenience
We have never endenyorea By unfair msAfss Z
our machine into notice, but save len 1t for ls
10 decide upon is nsrits. and wherever the s4a2a
been used, the feeling Is uniformly in It's fsyE
We HAVE RECEIyEp FIRST PREMIUMS ysOs a
La Porte, Co. Ind, Agricultural Society,
Illinois State