The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-25
May1, 1855.
FOR THE II RIVE st OF

J. H. M A Nm Y'S
PATENT ADJUSTABLE RE PER AND MOWER
COMBiHED.
A n ID 81 N q l. T. M O w E r
EsECURED to John II Nanny by nine patents in the
- United States, also patented in Europe Manufac-
tured by Nanny Il Co., Rockford, Illinois. These val
liable machines constantly being manufactured. A
large number are being made for the coming harvest.
Over two thousand constructed during the past
scason and used with entire the demand
not half supplied. Forty first class premiums have
been awarded To Mr. Nanny for the superiority Of his
machines over all Others in the frequent 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 good materals and that it
will NOW well as can be done with the sythc, and
reap well as can be done with the Cradle. The
chine is drawn by two borscs and managed by one
son for moving, and two persons for rcapng is
also warranted to cut rcm ten to fifteen per day.
The nine patents of John H. Nanny tor reapiag and
moving Machines embrace adjustaby, the XII YES,
Guard Fingers, DivderS, arrangement of Wheels. of
Platforms Trucks, Levers, Braces, Frame work, Gath
cring wings, OOlique PATTERN, Joints, position for
attendants &c &c--all these being exceedingly val
liable features, and i'm most successful oper
The only successful and perfect of ], amer
and Mower in the WORLD well being the best Single
Machine for eth PURPOSE. All the various kins of
Reapcrs and Mowers have endcavorcd to compete with
this machine; the result in every in stance has shown
its peTory, and though The Sef-Rakcr came up with
ingenuity and Toasted labor advantac
yet it is unable to win prize of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS, but is decided 10y an honorable committee
las Reaper oniy,) to be inferior To the best hand ra-
ing machine; tosay nothing about their ona prio e,
their not being adapted to moving. But their Gem
pcaon of machinery, wasting the grain. and irrcsu-
ary of the gavcls, far more than neutralizcs their
claims TO labur-savinS. While
Nd NNY'S MACHINE
EXccS all others in simplicity of constructions in fac-
ty OF management, in lighcsS of draugbt, (requirng
ouIy two horses in having side drausht, its
Instability TO ground, and being readily adj
Unstable to any hight from the ground when rcaping by
lever extending to the drivers seal, and under his con-
troll II also cxccs every 9th implement in cutting
On am nj i'm
kinds of grain or grass whether wet dry, without
coggng. 1t will cut fax close to the ground, or gather
the seed, and will also gather timothy and seed.
Two knives-onc sickle, the other smooth cdgc--are
furnished with each machine, either Of which may be
used as required.
The combined machine is converted from Reaper TO
Mower, and rice UerSG by simuy removing or insert.
Ing loose platform, which may be done in less than
minute.
Numerous certificates, recommendations, ami testI-
monias to the great value of MannA's Machine, have
been received from all parts country, and are pub
lishcd together with large amount other informal
tion i'm pamphlet which Will he promptly sent by mail
{" all applicants.
ordered with trans portatcn added:
For two horse Machine, of cut feet cut cash price
$12 co. Half cash and the other half LIST December
Sl,35 co. For four horse Machines of about feet cut
cash price 80 co. Half Ii and the other half on
LIST December, $l,45 90.
Orders should be sent in to secure machines
To meet the wants of those who haze hand certain
kinds of Reapers, that will not MOw who may only
want moving machine: we will furnish machine
adapted simply and erciusiUciy for nOtoing, cash
price of $40; hafcas aud the other half the first
of Dcccnb"r following, $40. Dealers supplied by
wholesale. Farmers within reach of HIddddn's Gr0Ue
H., can be supplied by p. Nanny, of that place.
Rockford. Ill.,, February, 1856. NANNY & CO.
PREMIUMS AWARDED THIS MACHINE AND
MEDAL AT THE WORLD'S FAIR!
Crystal Palace, N. y, Bronze Medal. Trial at &C.
neva, w. with eleven other machines, $500 as the
best Mower, and $4,000 for Reaping, Mccormick
and others. Ohio State Fair, Silver Medal. Chicago
Mechanics Institute Fair. Gold eda, over Mccormick
and others. Illinois State Fair $1,000 eight other
machines. Indiana State Fair, Silver Cup, six
other machines. Trial at Louisville, KY, $1,000
Missouri State Fair, $1,000. Trial at Mt Holly, N. j..
$780, o for Rcapng, over Mccormick and others. Nc
Henry County Fair, ILL.,, 1853, $1,000, and 1854
Putnam County Fair, ILL.,, $1,000. Louisville MechalI-
les Associations Diploma. for best Mower Diploma for
best Reaper, Diploma for best Reaper and Mower, COM
bincd, Diploma with special recommend. Trial i'm New
Jersey, 1851 $40 for best Mower, $40 for best Reaper
and $40 FOR best Reaper and Mower combined, in 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
Winncbago Comfy Fair, ILL.,, First Premium for best
Reaper and Mower. Stephenson County Fair ILL., Post
Office Report for best Reaper and Mower. Muscatne
County Fair, Iowa, Certificate for best Reaper and
Mower. Michigan Stale Fair, $40 for best Reaper aud
50 for best Mower. d. Kalb County Fair ILL.,, $40 for
best Reaper and Mower, and So for best Cam
bridge County Fair, n. Y, First Premium. Fulton
County Fair, N. Y, First Premium. Montgomery
County Fair, n. Y, First Premium. Pennsylvania
State Fair best Reaper and Mower, and $40 for
Reaper, and $40 for Mower. Mddlcbury County Fair,
W.T. First Prcmiun and many others not necessary to
SPECIAL NOTICE Is hereby given to G. II. McCor-
mick that I shall hold him accountable for all his
infrinSementS of my rights lie says in the Albany
Cutyator. OF December 1852, 'Satisod from the cxpc
r.cnce of the past harvest of the Impossbiy
structng the sam: machine, both for moving and reap
ing IN the best advantage. separate moving apparatus
for the next harv st will be sold with my Reapcr.
Now, nay Dear Sir, make separate Mo,cing Gppd
rdfuS, but do not infringe my claims, shall hold
you strictly accountable for so doing.
juIO JOHN H. NANNY
WIN. B. YOUNG, General Agent for Minnesota.
Principal Depot for Minnesota, at the Warehouse Of
Jun1lm6 J W BASS & co, Agents for st Paul