Threshing Machines

HPHË undersigned would infonii ihe pulilit JL tliat tliey continue to manufacture Uoksk PowF.iis aml Thiiksiiinc; MicmNKflj two and h hall mil es trom thé yiljngq o( An'n Arbor. on the rail-rond. The llorsc Power is a late inveiuioti by S. V. Fosier. nnd is tleciilcdly superior to any othcr ever oflered to the public, as will appear by the . statements of thosr who luive used them diiring the last year. Il is light in weight and smallin compnss. heing cnrried togeiher with the Thicsher. in a commioii waggon box. and drawn with case by iwo horses. It is ns litile liable to break, 01 get out ut repair, as nny othcr IJorsc Power, ) md will work as easy and thrasli ns nni.h with four horses attached to it ns nny oihcr power with fivc horses, ns will appcar f'rom the reeomnioiidaiions bclow. fiw pttftefna have been mnde for the cast Iron. umi addilional weight and strengih applied wherevcr it had oppeared to be oecessary irotn one yera's use of the ninchine. The stibscribcis deern it proper to state, lliat a minihcr of horse powois wore sold Inst yenr in the village of Aim Ai hor whicli wcre believed by the pmchnsers to be jtiöse invontcd Í by S. W. Fostcr. and thnt nusi r ;ill ol them j were eitlicr ïnatlc mateii illy diflTerentt torea beíoré sold, so ns to lie materially ciit' 3 ferent from those made umi solit by the sub j seribers. Sucli nlicrations f o i 1 1 r decidejllj ; (letnmcnta tothe utiliiy ul'thc machine. Thej j have good reaaon to believe thnt every one o tliose returned by thc purchasers ns unsatisfa , torj %vere of th3 clnss. Tliey are not awari 1 tliat any Power tliat went from tiioir shop, nni . was put in use, as they made il, has boei i condenincd or tnkffisideas á bad machine. Allwhowish Imbuyale inviu::! lo examine thein and to enquiíc oí' those Jio have uset them. There willbeonrtor ñxamination at N, H. VVimí's, Dfí.rtcr riliagí ; and one at Mak. tin Wii.i.so.n's sloíchnisc vi Ditoit. - botl: these gentlemen being ayt'iits for the saie o them. The price will be $120 fora íour horsc , power, with a threshing machine, witii a siave . or woodon bar cylinder; an:l 130 fur a horso f power witli a tlireshing machine with an iron ; bar cylinder. i The atteniion oftho reader is invited to the j folio wing reeommendations. r S. W. FOSTER &CO. Scio. April 20. 184. RECOMMF.XnA TIONS. This is to certify (hat we have used onc of I S W. Foster's newly invenred Horse Powers foj about five moiuhs. and rhreshed wiih it about 8000 bushels, and believe it is conetructed on Letter principies thnn any other Horse Power. One of the Undersigned has , ownedand usedeight different kinds of Horse Powers, and we believe thaf fowr horses will thrash as mach with this Power as ƒ re will with any other power with which we are acquaintcd. H. CAPE. S. G. [VES. Scio, January, 12. 15=42. T.is is to infonn the public that I have purchnscd, and have now in use. one of ihe Horse Powers reeently nivented by S W. Foster. mnde hy S. V. Foster, t& Ci.t and believe it be constructed upon better principies, and requires less sire.ngtli of horsts than any other power with which i am ac quainted. A. WEEKS. Mount Clemens. Sept. 8, 1841. This is to inform the pnhlic that I have purcliased one of the Horse Powers, reeently invented by S. W. Foster. and ÜAad it fora nuiiier of months. and believe it is the best power in use. working with less strength of horses than any other power with which I am acqitninted, and being small in compass. is asily moved from one place to another. I believe 4 horses will thresh as much with this power as 5 will with anv other power. - The plan and ihc working of this power have been univer3u!ly approvod of by fermers for wbom I have thrashed. E. S. SMITH. Scio. April H. ly42. S1MEI7T MACSS2MSS. The subscribers make very good SA1UT MACHINES which they wi'll sell for $60. This machine was invented by one of the subscribers. who has had manyyear's experience in the milling business. We invite those who wish to buy a good machine for a fair price tobuy of ns. It is worth as rmnh as most of tha machines that cost from 150 to $300. S. W. FOSTER &. CO. vSeio, April 18, 1843. SFXOND VOLUME the. m%.aiNi et, Dv itc.ff to tb.z nu.sü;s (ilion ff Hiiimm Plujsiatogy, emimritig (■r.jilwUigij. Phrevol gij. Pat'iclology. Pnsv)gnoiny, Pfijchohgy, Neitrolog;, Elrxtricitj, Gulcanism, Magncüsm, Light, Cdoric, Life-. BY LA ROY SUNDEP.LAND. The Design of this popular and interesiing work, is the investigation ofall the laws which appert'iin to Human Life, and whith are concerned in the production of those stafes of the Mind, called SOMNAMBULISM, IiVSAN1TY, DREAMING. SECONÜ-S1GHT, SOMNIPATIiY, TRANCE. 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