The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26
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IRON REAPER 4 MOWER.

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NNE would can the attention 81 The Farmers ~ the
/ wv M.s.,e ths above Cs,sNrstea tEoN RAAfE q
hoWkR, which w ass manufacturing ier the Harvest
y. lss, And ~ Which eshal, ~ prepared 70 answer
Win shs experience n seven years '. have Ne@a en-
ton, eNviaSs many Slsasis. sSe s IL Al SH
fesa aeveiorra " Ne wess,ni u ne maeNne., ana
making improvements which have facilitated ia opera
cause. he Grain 4 ia II aave,s y Bundles. aaa Hsrs.
haf the usual labor. The Farmer eonversant with pxsA
arrat remeat W have done away with iae Mee DrNN
20 that the tongue works A. loose and ec that ut
wAron, thus saving taeh worry 70 the team. ny com
vealeat mode u rang and lowering TO suit the dier.
sss W. a rs1s S ss ssst sss
oer We have made the nearest approach pcssete 70
good sett.rAkef.
We arc prepared 10 furnish either The Ccmstned
Reaper and Mower, or thr single Newer The latter
machine ~ shah msnsh with Reels, which he used
or not ~ pleasure. they will be Of decided advantage
cely when The grass tan or thin, strongly affected
machines hat frcm rs perehabls nature and constant
substitute lRox for entire frame work and cutter
experience convnces Us tha, We can give the Farmer
Tor the Same price, Machine OF Iron, which viii last
ten year. longer than the best that possibly BE-
The machine We manufacture will be constructed cfthe
choicest materially snd bot In the thorough ana
the prcpretoFs and pains money win be spared 10
make our machine Of invaluable TO The Farmers
onfcouhtry.
Our Cutting apparatus il diiIerent from that Of any
other machine. We use two Sckles instead 81 one
worked in opposite directions BY crank. This secures
nor .to hs peculiarly than to any other Cor The supe.
fcrity q our machine, for BY enabled TO cut
clean Al Kinds sfGras thick thin. Dry logged
Or standing. smooth ground rough, single spear
81 Grass or Hay Cock thrown upon the ground livery
contrivAncs has been rcsorsed clog choke the
standinG grass-sman wAda of locae srsss twisted up
and placed In the standing stopped. and
made e start again without backing up Of cleaning
doing itsproper work. sss@34e a4&F@
In grain, our machine requires one or two span Of
raker In srass, one spsn II horses and driver II
vorka with hose and can be easily turned Or
W. have never sndeavored BY untaiy means 70 force
bur machine into notice. but have len II for DE Farmers
decide upon IL srs ard wherever ne machine has
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nots payable Dec 1ss, 1851, ~sh fnssrsss - spe
Tsss Tsens, iac5.-vss Iuprevsa hover. ans
folowb: ~ 90 down, and balance In note payahlo
Dec. fst 1851, With interest q pey esus pefonuln
futchAeeEot 20 poy hsig1a In ~ cones. KBN
Oress kh0uld - eent IN early preseat dinannetnA
'ent. Address II. X. BARTLGTT CO., 4 y IT
may f.uam. Sole Agents Tor Southern Iowa. u /