Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-15
THO THE FARMER.-I am yet Agen
Il MANNYlS MAGHINE with Wnnds, imn

ITO THE FARMER.-I am yet Agent for
i MANNY'S MACHINE with Woods improve
ment. shall have lot Of machines here in time for
harvest ALI wanting let me know in time.
In looking in paper few days ago, found q
certificate given by l. j Parkins in which be rallied
out on the Nanny machine. am truly sorry for the
gentleman that he would undertake to give such q
certificate after taking his harvest off with the Nanny
machine aud taking good care to cut his meadow De-
fore he gave up the machine and after cutting mead
iow and grain he had small piece Of timothy and
clover and borrowed McCormick and pulled it of
with that AS to the description he gave of the ma
chine we care nothng about III the machine performs
its work perfect where it is managed by hands OF ex-
perience, and can show certificates to prove that
from more practical men than either that have given
certificates in reference to the Nanny machine and
am sorry to think that one man would undertake TO
give certificate in opposition to many farmers in
the United States, and shall show you one certificate
at this time and in few days shall have certificates
that the machines performed up to their recommen
March 8, 1859. BENJAMIN WELLER, Jr.
esa3 81 Maryland, Sept. 16, 1858.
/ Mr.. WALTER A. Woop-DEAR SIR:-I purchased
and used one of your combined machines this season
was told what 1t would do in grass by your agent
and thank him for perseverance In my case, but moi
before trying Mccormick combined machines heYinf
used one for the past five years it could do 1othing
u
amount of hay to cut applied to your agent for
of your machines and was just time to get the las
one he had on hand. 1t has worked entirely beyond
my expectations. have used but one team and have
| moved and reaped $50 acres and the machine is a.
good as new. consider the raising and lowering O.
the machine one of the greatest Improvements OF
reapers of this age. used TO carry rail on my Dacf
when / used McCormick's machine, to lift 1t ovel
stones and ditches but that lever on your machine
worth everything; # had got it on the start
Vobn t1dh how hQl ha nrlna
am prepared and SO are my neighbors to recon-
mend it as being the best machine in use.
9mo, HARVEY MERRIAM.
DEAD ONEi READ ALLil-DR. T. 8
| IL McNEILS PAIN EXTERMINAT0R. prepared
by Minister in the Methodist Church. tits no hum
| bug 1t has been used with success in Coughs o.
long standing, Colds Group, Pain in the breast and
| back Rheumatism, Collie Diarrhea, Sick Head Ache
Eryspelas, Dysentery Nervous Debility, Loss of Ap
petite, and many other complaints. 1t is almost emit
tied to the name of cure all. No family should oe
without bottle It is already known to many IN the
County who have given US certificates OF Its value
We give the names of several who testify TO its useful
ness Rev. G. W. Station, West View, and Elizabeth
Smith, Churchville, &c. r,,,.,
1t can be had at DR.. II. 5. ElCHELbEkGEkS
Drug Store, and at DIR. Y0UNGS.
Stsunton, March l, 1859. I'LL
mo PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS OF
i MEDICINE.-I have left with me at my stoie,
and for sale an excellent French articulated SkELE-
TON, with four prepared anatomical specimens.
To describe the great usefulness ana INSTRUCTIVE
ness of these articles would be too aborious but II
any persons desire to purchase, they will please cali
at rny store and will take peasurei in showing them
credit of three months will be given, the purcha-
ser giving bond with good security. o,,u,
DR.. W. b. YOUNG.
Staunton, March l, l85a-lmo.
FASHIONABLE DANCING..JoH 80 d L; BA.
u KER, would respectfully announce to the citizens
of Stanton and vicinity, that he will open DANC-
ING SCHOOL at the National Hotel as soon as TWEEN
ty scholars are obtained Terms for Session OF SIX
teen lessons $40. Hours for instruction for young
Ladies' Misses and Masters, Friday and Saturday ev-
enings, from to o'clock.
Staunton, March l, lS59-3t.
lust RECEIvED-A new supply of Cloth
81 Coats Pants and Vests, cut in the spring style.
Also lot of Fine Shrts, Collars, Cravats &C., which
Ro1NE / Abby, Under Va Hotel.
t3T few low priced Over Coats at Cost
Staunton, Feb. 90, 1s59-vin. copy.
THE CREDITORS Of HATCH CLARKE,
i whether by trust deed, judgment lien, or other
wise, hereby notified TO hand in to me their caims
properly authenticated, for settlement on or before
Tuesday the goth day Of March, 1859:
POWELL HARRISON,
March l, 1s5s.-4t Comm'r in Chancery.
NRAFTINGi GRATING 1.-THE subscri,
VI Der is about setting out on his annual round OF
GRATING. He has had sixteen years experience
at the business and respectfully offers his services to
farmers and all who desire to raise good irut;
March l, 1858. JAo. Z. "a ' 40.
TAHER'S PENCILS.-Faber' celebratelp paw
T. ing pond!ss, various colors sne qualify. A'so
Fah. Carpenters Pencils and a6 S,ae CoWHS ~
Wood. For sale by
Staunton. Feb. 8, lsoS.
~H1TRS AND SOFAS.-Just received from
Postor 40 dozen CANE SEAT CHAIRS and 90
SOFAS. the best and cheapest yet offered IN tins
place. ,ro .e
000 LBs- Country cured Bacon. for sale BY
Z N ND0' taylor, H0GE & co.
Stanton, Feb. %, 1859. = - =
400 LBS Leaf Lard F 1os s1le E. HoeE 8 co.
Stauntou, Fob. %, 1853.