The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-16
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1855.
]. H M A n n Y'S
PATENT ADJUSTABLE REAPER AND MOVER
COMBINED.

PATENT ADJUSTABLE REAPER AND MOVER
COMBINED.
A n D SIN & lie NOW Err!
SECURED to John II Nanny by nine patents in the
y United States also patented In Europe. Manufac-
tured by Nanny Co., Rockford, Illinois. These val
liable machines constantly being manufactured.
lar ge humber being made the coming harvest.
Over two thousand we're constructed during thu. past
seaso and used with entire yet the demand as
not half supplied. Forty first class premiums have
been awarded To Mr.. Nanny for the superiority of his
machines all others, in the irequt trials it has
had with them, Including every machine that has any
claim to reputation
A warranty is given to each purchaser hat the ma
chine is well built, and of coed materials and that 1t
will NOW well be done with the sythe, and
reap well can be done with the Cradle. The
chine is drawn by horscs managed by one per-
moving, and two persons for reaping; ard is
also warranted to to fifteen day.
The nine patents of John II. NANNY tor reapiag and
moving Machines embrace adjustabiiity, the Knives,
Guard Fingers, DividerS, arrangement of Wheels. Of
Platforms Trucks, LEVERS Braces, Frame work. Gath
ering wings, Obiique platform, joints. position for
attendants, &c. &c.all these being exceedingly val
liable features, and in most successful ope alton.
The only SUCCESSFUL and perfect combination OF Reaper
and Mower in the world well being the best ngle
Machine for eth rpurpo>e. All the various kinds OF
Reapers and Mowers have endeavored TO compete with
this machine; the result In instance has shown
its superiority, aud though the SefRaker up with
boosted ingenuity and lOaSted abOrsaving advantage
yet 1t Is unable to win a prize of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS, but is decided by an honorable committee
las Reaper oniy to be inferior to the best hand
ing machine; tosay nothing abou, their add tionai pr e.
their not being adapted to moving. But their
pcaon of machinery wasting the grain. and irregu-
ary of the gavels, far more than neutralzcs their
claim to labor-savlng. While
MANNT'S MACHINE
Excels all others simplicity of constructions in fac-
ity in ighness OF draurht. (requirng
only two horses inhaving side draught in its ad
Instability TO uneven ground, and in being readily ad
Unstable to hight from the ground when reapng, by
lever extending to the drivers and under his
troll. il also excels every 9th implement in cutting
lodged tangled grain grass, and in cutting
kinds whether
cogging. 1t will cut fax close to Il ground gather
the seed, and will gather timothy clover seed.
Two knives--one sickle. the other smooth edgeare
furnished with each machine, either of which may be
used required.
Mower, and rice rersG by simuly removing insert
Ing loose platform, which may be done in less than
one minute.
Numerous certificates, recommendations, and testi-
monias to the great value of Mannys Machine, have
beenreceive from all parts of the country, and pub
lished together with large amount of other informa
tion In pamphlet. which will be promptly sent by mail
to all applicants.
Terms same as heretofore Machines delivered here
| ordered with transportation added:
For two horse Machine, of alb feet cut. cash price
$l,25 90. Half cash and the other hall LIST December
$136 90. For fonr horse Machine, OF about feet cut.
cash price $l,35 co. Half ca, and the other half
LIST December, 81 AS 90.
Orders should be in 10 secure machines
To meet the wants OF those who ha hand certain
kinds of Reapers, that will not MOw who may only
want moving machine. We wiz furnish our machine
adapted simply and erclusUeiy for moving, at cash
price of $40 half cash, and The other half the first
Of December following. $l20. Dealers supplied by
Wholesale. Farmers within reach of Waddans's Grove
H., can be supplied by P. Nanny, of that place.
Rockford. H., February, 1855. NANNY & co.
PREMIUMS AWARDED THIS MACHINE AND
MEDAL AT THE WORLDS FAIR!
Crystal Palace, N. T., Bronze Medal. Trial at &C.
neva, N Y, with eleven other machines, $500
best Mower, and $40 90 for Reaping over Mccormick
and others. Ohio State Fair, Silver Medal. Chicago
and others. Illinois State Fair, $1,000 eight other
machines Indiana State Fair, Silver Cup, over SIX
Missouri State Fair, $1,000. Trial at Mt Holly, NJ j.,
$780, for Reaping, cCormick and others Nc
Henry County Fair H., 1883, 1000, and 1854,
Putnam County Fair ILL.,, $1,000. Louisville MechaD-
les Association, Diploma. Tor best Mower, Diploma for
best Reaper Diploma for best Reaper and Mower,
bined. Diploma with special recommend. Trial in New
Jersey 1884, $40 for best Mower, $40 hest Reaper,
and $40 or best Reaper and Mower. combined, m COM
petition with numerous other machines. Rock County
FAIR, Wis, Diploma for best Reaper and Mower Du-
page County Fair, ILL.,, So for best Reaper and Mower
Winnebago Comfy Fair, ILL.,, First Premium for hest
Office Report for best Reaper and Mower. Museat ne
County Fair, Iowa, Certificate for best Reaper and
Mower. Michigan State Fair, $40 for best Reaper and
IS for best Mower DeKalb County Fair. ILL.,, $40 for
best Reaper and Mower and S. for best mower CAM
| bridge County Fair, N. Y, First Premium. Fulton
county F Far n ~ FIT premum
State Fair. best Reaper Mower, and $40
Reaper, and $40 for Mower. MMdlebury County Fair,
VT, First Premium. and many others not necessary to
enumerate.
| SPECIAL NOTICE Is hereby given to c. II. McCor-
mick that I shall hold him accountable for all his
| infrngements Of my rights He says in the Albany
Cultivator December 1852, sSatsed from the expo
rience Of the past harvest Of the Impossiby Of
structing the machine, both mowi and
ing the best advantage. separate moving apparatus
for the next harv 1t will be sold with my Reaper."-
Now, my Dear Sir, make your separate nooing oppa-
ratus, but do not infringe my claims, as shall hold
you strictly accountable FOX so doing.
WIN. B. YOUNG, General Agent for Minnesota.
Principal Depot Minnesota, at the Warehouse O,
Junl1m6 Nv BASS & co, Agents for st Paul