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MetI)anifal.
PLOWs, STOVES, &C.

HNHE undersigned having~AA
L. bought the Foundry of NSszr@@'ssz-==s-z9
Mr. Jacob Hcckendorn, and ..sSsss1s. ssss.s.s-
removed to tie rear Of his Tin and Stove
Store, with the right to manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL PLOW, is now
prepared to furnish Farmers with them ready
made in the best manner by experienced
workmen, and Of the very best material.
| would also say that | have secured the
services Of Mr.. iieckendorn. under whose
supervision the Flows are all made. Farmers
may. therefore, rely upon them being perfect
in all their parts.
have also large stock of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with a full sup
ply OF TlN-W WARE. Shovels. Forks, Rakes
Churns, &c, all Of which will be sold at a
very low price to suit The hard times.
10 Castings for almost all the plows IN
general use. Stoves Repaired. Odd Plates
made to suit.
Call and see onr new establishment, al the
old Stove House, corner o. N ain and Bridge
Streets, where you can got almost anything
you want.
% Roofing and Spoutng. &c. attended
to as usual JOS. Z, CANTWELI.
Elkton, Feb 90, 1861.
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Slices! Shoes =! Shoasi

, ECElNED this week from the City,
Ia Mems Calf Caters Mems English
walking Shoes Mems Oxford Ties; Boys
Cali Monroe Ladies' Black Kid Boots ;
Ladies' Boots, with Heels Ladies' Blac k
Caters Ladies' Black Kid Slippers: Ladies'
Slippers, with Heels. For sale for the cash
r. +. MAY.
May 4, 1861. In the &C uollow.v
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From Col. JAMES PAGr.

Having occasion for portrait, procured ono
from Mr. Robert Newell. of the city of Phiiadcl.
pha miniature in Oil Colors, UNDER THE NEW
PROCESS DISCOVERED BY HIN. and take great
pleasure in expressing the satisfaction given mo,
not only by the accuracy of the likeness but its
artistic finish in all respects, and recommend hin,
to the patronage of those disposed to encourage
the beautiful art. JAMES PAGE.
Jan 49, lS6I.--1y
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GROCERIES AND PRONISI0NS.-Th sub
VI scrbcr has this week received fresh assort-
ment of CHOICE GROCERIES. Dried Apples
Dried Peaches, Lard, Hams, Bacon. Cheese and
other Provisions which for The Cash he offers at
prices to suit the " crisis" r. +. MAY.
juno |, 1861 In the " Hollow
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r. me and PLASTER.-Chester Valley
IL Lime supplied by the car load, for A gri-
cultural or building purposes; and Plaster
always on hand. For sale by
Feb l3 JOHN PARTRIDGE,
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ia RNI ERS.

DRESSED Wash Bowls and Pudding pans,-a
L new articles, received this week aud for sale
by JOS p. CANTW VEIL
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CONCENTRATIONS

From Hon LEWIS d. CAMPBELL. NJ c., Ohio.
My family and friends all concur in the opinion
that me (NewelD Picture is more lif-like than
any 'h'nS they ever saw: My likeness has been
repeatedly taken by different Artists in various
ways. but have never yet had one which presents
50 true to nature all the features and expressions
of countenance this.
From Hon. Z. JOY NORRIS, late Minister to Italy.
The exquisite finish beauty and softness of YOUR
portraits. cono!ncd with their durability of color
and fniibfuness as likcncsyos cannot fail to COM
mend them to the attention and patronage Of all
who appreciate true art
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BECKEORD & HUFFMAN,
BALTIMORE. MD.
7NHlS DRILL is universally Acknowledged
4 where it is known, to he the most perfect
Machine ever invented for sowing all kinds of
Grain mud every description of Fertilizers in II
concentrated form. In addition to this improve
mcnt, we have also attached Grass Seedur for
sowing Grass or Clover seed broadcast
Those wishing this article, and one that is nj
versaly acknowledged by the Farmers {. the
South, North ana West, and by all tb.. have
examined or used it, to be the best ever offered to
the public. will bear in mind that unless they
order early they may be disappointed as hundleds
were last season, by delay.
PRICES IN BALTIMORE:
0 TUBE DRILL, 500
GUlNO ATTACHMENT, %
TUBE DRILL, 50
GRASS SEED SOBER, 10
TUBE DRILL. so
) per cent off for Cash
All orders promptly filled and information given
by application to. G. +. CORSER
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Office. No 90 :. Charles Street,
(.etween Pratt aud Camdcnl
Jan &c, 1851. BAL TIMORE.
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Boarding and Nursing

hOafOlnS ana SHrSfEE
VIII be from Three 10 1welye Dollars per Week.
including Medical attendance or not, as may be
agreed upon.
DIR, J. A. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.
We. the Subscribers, Physicians in the City of
wilmington. Del, believe that the Proprietor of
the Living Home, and Home for tho Insane will
endeavor to make them useful and popular insti-
tutions. and that We will attend on persons who
visit them, at the customary city charges
II. r. Askew, NJ d., Geo W. Ciaytor, NJ D.,
h. r. Bush, NJ. d.. James i. Wilson, NJ D.,
H. H. Porter, NJ. D., W. Il. Bullock, NJ. D.,
X. T. johnson NJ. d.. A. II. Grmshaw. NJ D..
Van. H. White, NJ D., Geo Pepper Norris, VI. D.,
Geo Richard Baker, NJ. n, Edward Voazcy, NJ D..
.eHopatiic.
f. Harlan, NJ D.,
VIM. W. Thomas, NJ. D., IIomeophathic
A. Ncecndank, NJ. D.,
J. Smms, NJ. D.. r,..
J. Ii. Simms. NJ. D., I'cico'ic.
j. d. Craig, NJ d., Hydropathc.
Feb IS, lS6l-3m
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Aem-norIi.
GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT.

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT.
ESPECIALLY designed for tho use of the
~ MEDICAL Procession and the FAmILY
having superseded the so.callcd Gins" Arc.
matte, 90 Cordial " Medicated." = Schnapps"
etc is now endorsed by all ofthe prominent ply
scians. chemists and connoissieurs MS possessnr
all of those INTRINSIC medicinal qualities (toric
and diurctic) which belong to an OLD and PURE
Gin Put up in quart bottles and sold by all
druggists, grocers. etc
A. NJ. BININGFR & co.
Established in l77S) Sole PROJECTORS,
No. 10 Broad sire ct N Y
For sale by ID. s. BARNES & CO., No.
10 Park Row New York
Our long experience and familiarity with the
requirements Of DRuGGIsrs. and our superior
business facilities, enable to furnish them with
choice l.iqnois for medicinal and family use
Jan IL, 1861 -
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gci stuff that Is pnmcl off on the community and
which is injurious to body and mind. In addition
TO the certificates beneath. he has received Il
diploma from The State Agricultural Society and
additional testimony from DIR JACKSON Of
Boston, who teStiics under oath TO its absolute
purity.
CERTIFICATES.
fhiLAnELrulA Sept. 9th. 1858
We have carcful y tested Inc sample of Chcsout
Grove whisky which you sent us. aud find that i,
contains none Of the Poisonous Substance known
a. Fusil Oil. which is the characteristics and iniur-
lous ingredient OF the whskys in general use
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAC
Analytical Chemists.
New York. Sent. Sd. 1888
have analysed sample of Chestnut Grove
whisky received from Mr.. Charles Wharton lr
of Philadelphia, and having carefully tested it.
am rlelsea to state that it is entirely free from
poisonous or deeterOus substances 1t is an
unusually pure and fine Favored quality of whisky
JAMES X. Chiffon.
Analytical Chemist
EoSToN. March 9Th 1859
| have made n chemical ANALYSIS of commercial
samples of Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves
to be free from the heavy Fusl Oils and perfectly
pure and unauthorized. The fine favor of this
WHISKY Is derived from the Grain used in manu-
featuring it. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D State Assayer.
No. 16 Boylsron Street.
For sale by C. WHARTON. JR,
Sole Principal Agent
No. ll6 WALNUT STREET.
fcb H. lS0O-ly PHILADELPHIA.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26


This is to certify that 6ouylt BUCK
EYE Reaper ~ Mower Of Silfer, Walls,
ShrIner Il Co, aud it works lighter and
better in grain and grass than any machine
| ever saw. | cut about 80 acre, Of v heat
aud rye, and | could ask for nothing bet
ter IN the grain field Than the Buck cye.
1t can not be beat in making nice, clean
work, and worked very light with two
horses. | cut 81 acres Of grass aud it
worked to my entire satisfaction as a
mower. 1t Is the most convenient ma
chine | ever saw; | can fold the bar over,
and 60 through narrow lanes aud bars
that eau not get through with my old
iiusscy or any other machine made on the
old plan. | have used One Wheel
Reaper six years on this farm, and would
not take the best ore wheel Reaper as a
present aud wear it out with my horses, il
| could buy Buckeye. l would say to
my friends, if ycu want a good, reliable
reaper and mower, buy a Buckeye. | do
not know of Hussey Reaper being sold
this season in this valley.
Thomas Ii. CORNELIUS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
Fair Trial!

KELLY TF, June -, 1861
had in use on my farm yesterday an I'm
proved husSey manufactured by S.MaJ>h q
Co. and BUCKEYE Reaper manufactured
by NGtfr, Walls, N4rjHer " ca. AHer trying
both Reapers a!'ernate!v.I am convinced that
the BucEeye runs the ilehje>' cuts the ra,is,t T.,
Is the handleSt machine ~ take about 4 farm
and appears to he the strongest. most durable
machine and less liability 20 get out of order
JACOB STuLTZFUS.
was not present when the Bu-ksUs moved
and dad not say lha' the Hl>>ev with Nar>l'>
Improvement made better work than Ruckcye.
CHRISTIAN STJLIZFUS.
We the undersigned witnessed the trial
above referred To, (oeing the same as pub
IlShet BY Jas. y. Marsh & Cos and certify
That IN our opinion the above IS fair rrrre-
>eniailon Of the real meats Of the respective
machines. StVrEL ,RgZLENULE,
JOHN AIENANrFE,
DAVID IILN&IAG.
This IS TO certify that tried the Ball and
The Hu>>cy with all Ndr>h'S improvements.
and me Buckeye on my farm today. and like
The BUCKEYE the b. +, in grass. 1t cuts WI
der Than The Ball in grass.
July l, lsJI. SIMEON sToLTzFTS
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(GA,l5gO1 l.llAl,3ll DAfl Oll3a
Eu faloe Valley. July o3 1861


This Is to certify that | bought of Sli-
fer, Walls, Shriner X Co., q BUCKEYE
Reaper Il Mower, and it works first rate
IN both grain and grass. | cut abou, l. |
acres, or about 20 tons Of hay day with
ease, with two horses. In grain, can
cut all around lodged field, and made
good work all the way around. In a field
near my barn (as all uiy ueishbors know
some ot the grain was almost as fat as il it
had been rolled with roller, and coGsid-
cred one of the worst fields in the valley.
This field | cut with the Buckcye all
around the field, and made good work, and
if any person who saw it before il was cut,
will come and see il now, they will find as
nice and clean stubble as can be found in
the valley. At first the wheel on the
platform was out too far and run down a
little grain, but after being altered by
Messgs 5. W. s. q Co, it did not run
down any grain, aud | know it will beat
any Reaper or Mower | have ever seen.
| Do not know of any Husscy Reaprrs be-
ing sold this season in Butflloe Valley,
but do know If many Buckeyes being sold
Ia fact, the Buckeye will sell itself if il
las tair trial.
THOMAS WALTERS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

This is TO certify that | Gouyht a
BUCKEYE Reaper & Mower of Slifer,
Walls, Shriuer Il Co. | think | had as
heavy grass as grown in BuifaIoe Valley.
cut when it was wet, and also when dry,
and it worked to my entire satisfaction.
| had been looking at the different Reap
ers for the last five years, and could not
see one that worked light enough fer me
until saw Buckeye, and that suits me.
|, runs light enough Cor two horses all day
without changing. The buckeye is the
best and most convenient nachue iu Buf-
f4,oe Valley, and would say to the far
mers, if you want good, reliable machine,
buy Buckeye.
T. S. BLACK.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
Kelly Tp, Bunnloe Valley,

This is to certify that bought BUCK
EYE Reaper Of SlIier, Walls, Shriner X
Co, and that it worked to my entire sat
isfaction in both grass and grain. cut
about 80 acres Of grass, some OF it lodged
aud wet, and | think was the heaviest
grass in Kelly township. | never saw a
machine in ButIaloe Valley that can cut
grass as well as the Buckeye. | have cut
50 acres of grain with it this season, for
myself and nelgLbors, and | want nothing
in the grain field better than the Buckeye
to cut my grair. | would say to my
neishbors, If you want the best machine
that ever was in Bufaloe Valley, bay a
Buckeye. SAMUEL BECuTEL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

Messrs. Slifer, Walls, Shriner & Co.
Geutemen-Tbisi is to certify that We
have used BUCKEYE ReaperN Mower
on our farms for three years, and it has
worked 10 our entire satisfaction in both
grass and grain. We have cut a. least
$50 acres Of grain, and the same amount
of grass, and it has not cost US anything
for repairs, aud We think it is the best
machine ever introduced into Butflloe
Valley. We have used it on steep side
bills as well as on level ground, and it has
worked equally well wherever We have
tried il, 1t is the machine we would rec
ommend to the farmers of Buf4loe Valley
if they want good reliable Reaper X
Mower. JOHN HoFFORD,
j. d \. FREDERICK,
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Bied!s Farm, Bufiloc Valley, J
,JI'V .t lS6I

tbs = 20 c'rrty that this day Lonyh.
the BtCNENE L Rcoper & Mower, wanu-
.'r,lF.d ly Sat,r, Walls, Shriuer Il Co
gu' a' uy sru-s WITH it thi, season, and
rs / o. my eu'.re satisfaction III
--I,S. ! an = VII pleased with it iu
grain at,r :. W. ;. & GO. altered my
g.altJIm, 81 that the wheel did not ruu
j w -I.in, which 1t did tef0re it was al
tered. l an this day cItiiog oats with it;
Il toF "pr5, to nv entire satisfaction in
gri'o. l bad IN the sam field, yesterday,
a Lu-sey K R.-Yer, manufactured By Jas.
5. Mash 4 Co., with all the Autona,ic
improvements, AMI the Buckeye makes
'ho b,st wnrk. lw,u.d say to my friends,
It yop want good, reliable Reaper and
Mower buy Buckeye. The hands aud
}s-.t f.nal, tt., n5sping, four pieces of
tlt Automatic heaIc- lying iu the fence
corners, that were broken yesterday during
TIE ma. JAMES BIEHL.
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Lewis Tp., North'd Co, !

~ iNpA'
This is to certify that Lon3h of Sifer,
Walls, Shriner & Co. a BUCKEYE Rea
per Il Mower. and it worked to rny entire
satisfaction in grain and grass. cut
about 20 acres Of grass, and no machine
can do better moving. can cut i'll day
with two horses without sweating them.
aud am free to say that it is the best
mower | have ever seen cut about II
acres Of grain, and it cut it as well, aud
did as good work as can be done. 4 grea;
deal has been said il our county about a
SclfRlking Reaper. | would say that
| had a SelfEaker, for which | paid
Sl9j cash, which tried to use two sea
sons, and am now satisfied 10 man will
ever sell me selfraker again. To all
those who want good, durable and relia-
bic Reaper and Mower, would say get a
Buckeye.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

Messrs. Sifer, Walls, Shriner Il Co
This is to certify that have bought and
used on my farm, BUCKEYE Reaper
x Mower in cutting grain and grass, and
1t has worked to my entire satisfaction in
both, nothing about it getting ont of order,
and it has not cost me a cent for repairs
for two years. | have seen the Kirby.
Mccormick, Nanny, and celebrated lIus-
sey, in the field, and | much prefer, for
my Use, the Buckeye to any Of them, and
! would say to all who want good relia
bic machine to buy n Buckeye.
FRANKLIN Ii. CARVER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
Kelly To, Bufaloe Valley, }
July -, 1861.

Juiy -, lOOl.
This is to certify that bought BUCK
EYE Reaper 4 Mower Of Slifer, Walls,
ShriDer & Co., of Lewisbarg. cut about
20 acres Of grass, and it worked better
than any other machine | ever saw in
grass. In fact l want no better mower.
/ cut Sc acres of wheat. 1t cuts light
and heavy and lodged wheat, first
rate. The outside wheel on the platform
sat out little too far iu the wheat, thus
running down little wheat sometimes,
which saw could be easily put into the
righ. place-in fact, | could do it myself
That is the only faul. can tind with the
machine, and that is SO small and so easily
recti6ed that it is hardly necessary to
mention it. would say to the farmers
Of Kelly, tha: if they want a good, relia-
bic, and convenient machine buy Buck
eye. JNo. GROVE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

This is to certify that We bought this
harvest Of Nrssrs. Sifer, Walls, Skinner
Il Co, BUCKEYE Reaper & Mower,
and we have cut about 80 acres of grain,
aud like 1t first rate, and would not do
without it. 1t works very easy for two
horses; has no side draft; We can cut
from 10 to Il acres per day with ease. 1t
works right along, nothing getting cut of or
der about II, as some machines do. 1t is
the haodiest aud most convenient machine
we ever saw TO move about the farm,
through bars and narrow lanes, can be
folded up SO as to 90 through i space Of
D feet. DAVID BENYAGE,
SIMON BENYAGE,
HENRY 3ENNAGE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

This is to certify that we J2uyht a
BUCKEYE Reaper & Mower from Sli-
fer, Walls, Shriner & Co., and it worked
to our entire sa,isfaciionin both grass and
grain. We cut about 80 acres Of wheat,
aud say that no machine could do better
work than our machine has done in grain,
and like it better than any Reaper We
have ever seen We cut about so acres
Of grass and it worked to our entire salts
faction. We want DO better machine than
the Buckeye.
GEORGE GFBHART,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

Messrs. Slifer, Walls. Shrinor & Co.
GcDtlemcu-Thi> is TO certify that |
bought a BUCKEYE Reaper K Mower
which | have used through three harycsts
aud works to my entire satisfaction IN
both grain and grass. | thiuk the Buck
eye is the best Reaper that eser was made,
aud | would say to my reigbbors, if they
want good reaper buy Buckeye.
JOHN SCuUCK.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
GEORGE GEBHART,
DANIEL GEBuABT.
Lewis Twp, North'd Co., !
Pa, July 20, 1861.

This is TO certify that had a BUCK
EYE Reaper & Mower, on trial. Of Sitter,
Walls, .ShriAer d Co. cut 80 acres OF
Wheat and Rye, and so acres of Grass,
with it, aud am SO well pleased with the
Machine that | Jough it, and would not
do without it. | would checrtUlly recon-
mend the Buckeye to any Farmer wanting
a good reliable machine.
JACOB UuNsECKER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
JACOB NEyGEs.



This is to certify that ! boHght of Slifer
Walls, Shriner Il Co. a BUCKEYE Rca
per X Mower, aud cut about so acres Of
wheat as heavy as any that has been grown
in this valley. The only fault that
could find with my machine was that the
outside wheel stood out little too far, and
would sometimes run down grain, but thi,
| consider a small matter which can be Ca
silly remedied. In grass, | cut about
- acres to my entire satisfaction, and it
is the best mower ever saw in this valley
| had a celebrated Ilussey last year on
trial, and it would choke and break, and
break and choke all the time in grass, and
at last hauled it back to Jas 5. Marsh
X Co, and cut my grass with scythes
This year, | have not choked the buckeye
in grass or grain, but cut right along. |
would say to my friends, if you want a
good Reaper and Mower buy a Buckeye
No new Hussey's with the Automatic i'm
prOvements have been sold in this valley
this season, to the best of my knowledge.
SAMUEL DuNkLE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
Lewis Tn, July 90. 1861

This is to certify that Gu. my crop
with BUCKEYE Reaper & Mower ma
nufacturod by .Siiter, WaRs, .Striaer If. Co.,
and am SO well satisfied with it in Grass
and Grain that have this day bought it.
DANIEL DEER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
Ruffaloe Valley, July 81, 1861.

This is to certify that used BUCK
EYE this year, purchased from and man
ufactured by Slifer, Walls, Shriner & Co.
| cut 80 acres of grass with it to my en-
tire satisfaction. also cut about SO acres
of wheat, and it worked first rate in that.
| have worked with Reapers for 0 years,
and | am free to say that the Buckeye
Reaper & Mower is far the best | have
ever seen. N. c. LAIR.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
Buckeye Reaper & Mower,
Manufactured by
GLlFE2, WALLS, SHRIaER g. CO.,
Central Foundry, Lewisburg. Pa.

SSHN- 81 SHANA " 1C"lSuuiS, (d.
F5NIE Buckeye Reaper 4 Mower was intro
/ j9tet I'D l>it, and 50 perfectly was IL
adapted o. the work designed that at the
Greatest Practical Field Trial ever held IN
this country, IA Juiy of The same year, at Sy-
racosr, d tIu'aPhanlly carried off the
Grand Gold Medal and Diploma.
\; the Indiana Safe Trial. held at Laporte. in
lsas, nearly a. many machines were repre-
scented and as thoroughly tested as al Syra-
cJ>e, and Ike
Buckeye was again the Victor.
And so also at nearly all the field trials and
exhibitions in l~5S, % and 90, when II was
a competitor \, 4 number of exhibitions i;
received the First Premium aS Mower, First
Premium as Reaper aad First Premium as
a C,mU!ueL Machine. These numerous
Awards prove Ccnciu>'veiy the correctness Of
the tcci>I.n al Syracuse.
The combined opposition Of the manufac-
lurrrS ot Moving aud RcaPing Machines and
their effort, 10 crush and 10 bring into disre-
ru;r rhe Hucsryc, only served 10 prove its
- FEEDRIIl; and the fears they enter
tanned ui il, final success and triumph were
erIlrLccs ui the real worth and meril Of the
machine.
tur NU'h'0e mas now pa ecu inTOu"n louf
harvc>tS. aat during the last three over Nins
Thousand have been built and sold-and he
farmer may judge Of '.s reputation by the nu-
mrrou, award, made by committees both at
field trials and al safe and County EIhbi-
IONS aS well as from the numerous demands,
winch the manufacturers have never yet been
able To supply.
Slifsr, Walls, Shriner & Co.,
Manufacturers Of BuIlock'S Patent Mower
and r ,sTer. Buckcye Reaper x Mower. Oar
Tua'> Patent Horse Power, wilson's Patent
Fodder Cater Erch's Patent Iron Plow, and
Michigan Double Piow, also, Stoves and Cas-
rirss ct all kinds.
C,a'rF T.mnly and Machine Shop, Cor.
ne- .Sirh aH| NHkd streets, LeTis-
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