Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-30

THE PIONEER
Stump Fuller and Rock Litter.
Patented October sth, 1867, by Gro W. PnrssEY.
"Girs me mhereon to plucs my ruierun, and ,eiA
n,oUe the World"
This is Lever Machine and can be made Of any
Required Strength, Size sr shape. The following
are rome of its advantages
lat. GREAT Pow gR--Two men being sufficient to
raise 90 900 pounds
End. Weighing only 1855 pounds, and
htted with handles that two men can easily move
it from one stump to another.
"a. QUICK AorIoN-The pawls being made to bite
and hold on smooth bar at any point, saving any
lost motion that would occur in all ratchet machines.
4th. In WoRKs almost without friction, the levers
working like steel yard beam, and the lifting bar
sliding loosely through the top, that every pound
applied draws directly on the wock.
9TH. SiArLtclrY-The work is all so plain and easy
part oft.
9th. DrRABItlTY-There is no wear except on the
lever belts, and they. properly oed.wi last long
smooth like bar of steel, and remain SO forever
7th. TnE PnoE comes within reach of every far
mer who has slumps to nnll err rocks. to dig. The
small sized Machine, with grapsles all complete sDd
ready for work. strong enough to raise 25 900 pounds
light enough to be moved easily by two men. with
action quick enough to pull 100 stumps per day. can
be had for the low price Of
SIXTY DOLLARS.
They can be closely packed and rate as first class
freight These Machines have only To be tried to hr
acknowledged The beat in nee In some cases the
purchasers say II has paid for itself in one month
Maryland piper says, at is wonderful to sec this
Little Giant lifting large stumps fifteen or eighteen
ting a single root" The Committee at the New Ier-
Soy Central Far,after awarding TIE highest premium
Of ten doll;rs, says, hs is without doubt the best
stump FULLER extan the operation Is simple and pow
erfnl and ne effect certain" The snrSrtrIo ANEnr
sas say+ Giit At Is very simple powerful and
besi'e the big old Oak or Chestnut stump that has
been 50 long IN the say but now must be removed to
we'd labor saving machinery Of the ray Two iron
sralpcs pierce its Sides the lev RS begin to move
and the forest Giant that has firmly held It's place
~ more is raised four feet in MS many minutes the
dirt falls back in the hole and the work il ZONE.
All orders accompanied BY The cAs, VIII receive
snsw,ied Or rule is-Low rnIors AND CASH rows.
ap2-isS aTin ', n.n Wa :. BROWN, sne Agent,
References Joseph ". vandesriii, Jonathan *.
Msms' H T%Sn Apphe,an ods-a Samuel Pen
Middetown jacob Hill Backbiri 's Dr. VIM a Cum.
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A CDIroR's NOTICE.
IN hereby give notice that will attend, for the
purpose of settling with the SCHOOL COMMITTEES
Of The respective counties ns follows:
| tNrw CASTLE, New Csstle County, on the 18th
| 18th. 18th, and 18th days of May
| To avoid confusion and the detention of Commir-
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