The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20
FoR THE HARVEST F 1858
J. II. M A N N Y'S
>phTcyT ADJUSTABLE REAPER AND MOWER
\ COMBINED. &
Ann SIN II M O w H. ri

CEcJrREp TO John II Nanny by nine patents in tho
y United States, also patented In Europe. ManuiaS
turcd by Nanny Co., Rockford, Illinois. These val
,ble machines constantly being manufactured.
rge number being made for the coming narvest.
Over two thousand we're constructed during inc pest
and with entire the demand wa
not half supplied. Forty first class premiums have
been awarded Mr. Nanny for the superiority Of his
machines all others, in the frequent trials has
had with them, including every machine that has any
claim to reputation.
A warranty is given to each purchaserthet the ma
chine is well bu and Of good materials: and that It
will NOW as well be done with the sythe, and
rean as we'll as can be done with The Cradle The ma
chine is drawn by horses, and managed by
son moving, and two persons for reapins and Ii
also warranted to cut from ten to fifteen acres day.
The nine patents of John II. Nanny for reapiag and
moving Machines embrace adustability, the FL ves,
Guard Fingers DividerS, arrangement of Wheels, of
erng wings, Oblique platform, Joints, position for
attcndants Sc &c.--all these being exceedingly VAL
liable features, and in most successful operation.
only successful and perfect combination OF H. ape
Mower the world well as being the best Single
Machine for eh purpose. All the various knis CT
Reapers Mowers have cndeayorcd to compete with
machine; the result in every instance has shown
its superiority, and though The SelfRaker came up with
boosted ingenuity and Toasted laborsaving advantage,
YET II Is unable to win prize of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS, but is decided by honorable committee
as Reaper ony to be inferior The best hand rak-
ing machine; tosay nothing about their ad iona price,
nor their being adapted to moving But their
peaon OF machinery, wasting the grain, and ireru-
claims to la1or-savlng. Willie
| MA NT'S MACHIN
Exces all others in simplicity of construction, in facf-
ity OF manasemnt In lightuesS of daueht, (requirng
only two horses in having side draugh, in its ad-
Instability TO uneven ground, and in being readily adj
Unstable to hight from the ground when reapng by
lever extending to the drivers under his con-
troll. 1t also exccls every 9th implement cutting
lodged tangled grain grass, and also in cutting ali
kinds of grain grass, whether wet dry, without
coggiug 1t will fax close to the ground gather
the seed and will also gather timothy and clover seed
Two knives-one sickle. the other smooth edge--are
furnished with each machine, either Of which may DO
| used as required.
The combined machine is converted from Reaper to
Mower, and uice versa, by simply removing or insert
ing aloose platform, which may be done In less than
one minute.
Numerous certificates, recommendations. and testi-
monias to the great value Of Mapy's Machine, have
beenreceived from all parts the country and are pub
shed, together with large amount of other Informal
ton, in apamphet, which will be promptly sent by mail
to all applicants.
Terms heretofore. Machines delivered " here
ordered with trans portaticn added:
For two horse Machine about feet cut, sh price
SI,25 90. Half cash and the half LIST December
Sl,s5 90. For four horse Machine, about cut.
cash price $I35 CO. Half cash and the other half on
list December, $!,45 90.
Orders should be sent in season to secure machines
To meet the those who haze on hand certain
kinds of Reapers, that will not MOc who may only
want moving machine. we will furnish machine
adapted simply and exclusively for oyinq, at cash
price of $40 halfcas and other half on the rst
of December following. $12O. Dealers supplied by
~holeSae. Farmers within reach of Waddan's Grore
H., can be supplied ty p. Nanny, of that place.
Rockford. H., February, 1866. NANNY & CO.
PREMIUMS AWARDED THIS MACHINE AND
MEDAL At THE WORLD'S FAIR!
Crystal Palace, N. Y. Bronze Medal Trial at &C.
neva N. y, with eleven other machines, 90 as the
best Mower, ami $40 90 for Reapng, over Mccormick
and others. Ohio State Fair, Silver Medal. Chicago
Mechanics Institute Fair, Gold Medal, over Mccormick
and Others Illinois Stale Fair, 90, eight other
machines. Indiana State Fair. Silver Cup, six
other machines. Trial at Louisville, KY, $1,000
Missouri State Fair, $1,000. tria Mt Holly, N. j.,
SlO, for Reaping, over Mccormick and others. Nc
Henry Count, Fair H., 1853, $IOOO and 1854. $1,000.
Putnam County Fair, ILL.,, $1,000. Louisville Mechan-
les Association, Diploma for best Mower, Diploma for
best Reaper. Diploma for best Reaper Mower,
bined, Diploma with special recommend Trial in New
Jersey, 1854. $40 for best Mower $40 best Reaper,
and $40 best Reaper ard Mower, combined, COM
petition with numerous other machines Rock County
FAIR, Wis. Diploma fer best Reaper Mower. Du-
County Fair H., So for best Reaper and Mower
Wnnehlgo County Fair, ILL.,. First Premium for best
Reaper and Mower. Stephenson County Fair, ILL.,, Post
Office Report for best Reaper ami Mower. Muscatne
County Fair. Iowa, Certificate best Reaper and
Mower. Michigan State Fair. $40 for best Reaper and
So for best Mower DrKalb County Fair, ILL.,, $40 for
best Reaper and Mower, and So for best Cam
bridge County Fair. \. y, First Premium. Fulton
County Fair. n. Y, First Premium. Montgomery
County Fair, n. y, First Prem UNI. Pennsylvania
State Fair SI0for hest Reaper and Mower, and $40
Reaper, and $40 for Mower. Mhldcbur, County Fair,
I VT, First Premium, and many others not necessary
enumeTate.
/ SPECIAL NOTICE Is hereby given to C. II. McCor-
mick that I shall hold him accountable for all his
infringements of my rights lie says in the Albany
Cuivatnr, of Decent Der 1852. soasfcd the sxpe-
strucng the sam machine both moving and reap
ing 10 the best advantage. separate moving apparatus
for the next harry 1t will tc sold with Reapcr.',-
Now, my Dear Sir. make separate M0tcinq 0ppd-
rafus, but do not infringe my claims, as shall hold
| you strictly accountable fer SO doing.
| JULIO JOHN II. NANNY.
| VIM. 3. YOUNG, General Agent for Minnesota.
Principal Depot for minnesota. at the Warehouse Of
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