, 1859-12-02

No single establishment in the world can truthfuly
claim to have manufactured and sold anything like
large number of Reaping and Moving Machines dur
ing the time while my experience dates back TO the
origin OF my machine, In 1894 having been actively and
exclusively engaged In their manufacture for the last a.
teen years am now more largely engaged In the
uc1re Of these machines than ever before and with
my improvements for 1852 do not hesitate to warrant
my machine as Reaper Mower, and Reaper and Mower
superior 70 any other for simplicity, durability and perfect
working; and further TO say, that farmers SnO may de-
sire Il are at liberty to work my machine through the
harvest with any other and keep and pay for the
preferred. The position Of the Raker In my machine,
las patened rPOn the main Frame where there great
strength aD2 where the weight adds to the power Of the
machine, " the only right one Other makers have TO
haul their raker on the PLATFORM where he must submit
10 having the dust thrown In his eyes BY the opera ion
Of the reel and to being jOted the cods by The little
platform wheel over which he rides, necessarily rackng
their machae IN pieces THIS accounts In part for the
great duTaby nf my machines compared with Others
Great Council Medal awarded my machine in London,
Grand Gold Medal Of Honor at Paris, in 1855.
Highest Prize at the French Universal Exhibition, in
Highes. Prize Of Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng
Highest Prize Of the United States Agricultural So
ciety, in 1851.
As the Best Reaper.
Publications made by the manufacturers Of the Nanny
machine claiming the highest hOnorS, etc. the French
Universal Expedition, in 1855, known by them 10 be
FALSE. The success q my machine, a. indicated BY
figures above Is its highest praise, while the awards Of
premiums, generally. are worthy Of no confidence, a
cheming 10 secure the little annual horse premiums
q the country Although 4 may not be generally
derstood nevertneie True That these machine! have
always been sold at comparatively low prices and but
Tor the bOlduess with which introduced and sold them
by th0usands for the ten years past other smaller man
lActuEers would doubtless have put the price much
could furnish thousands Of testimonials from famers
and others O the truithuHe Of every statement have
0f If int
are mere modications OF my machine ell other manu-
lActures having necessarily limited experience in com.
single years severe service win satisfy the farmer
that u point or durability my machine Is far superior 70
all others besides several most important advantages
torn, which vii be furnished those who dsSre atbsr
information, BY Addressing ne or any one q my ageBs.
CYRUs a. NcConicK.
20 Pltts' Pattern ThreaheFs and separate1s
Manufactured BY NOurse, Mason Co.; 50 and 90 inch
| cylinders, with trucks and full extras.
US. PATENT OPFICE, January s. 1859.
Sir ~. A. II. A. Pitts Patent dated June 20, 1887
machlue for thFeShing and cleaning grain) was only
extended for term Of seven years from June 20, lsSk
It has consequently expired. Re.Pectfnlly, yours,
sOUrHvOErH Co, San FrsociSCO, Cal.
PIttS Patent Douhls PinlOn ana 10 ususs
10 whom Il may concsn:-This may yceFtify thaE We
n..O " e~s-A'y " ~ -
10 wHoE IT NAY CONCERN. This may certify that A.
Gordon Co. are fully auth IFized bV ne 10 sell the
" Pitts ImprOVed Patent Double PlniOn Horse Power
In any of the States Territories secured to me by letters
patent tSgnedg JoHN A. PIFTs.
BafAlo, October 20, lisa.
We thls month shipping hote poWen Of tie above
patent to A. B. Southwark q San FisnciscO, Ca which
be is hereby auth0Frsd tosall, A. GORDON d Co,
Rochester, N. Y, October asa, 1853
A. Gordon 4 Co.'S lion Planet Powers, and lOHoFse.
NOuRSe, MaSOn & Co.'S Iron Planet POW1S
sand 10 horse, with. full eztEas.
20 KetchumS Mowers, Iron Frame.
~ Estn Extras for all Of the above mAchineA
% NOyeS MilklOneS, different sizes.
100 Revolving Horse RalEsS, 8, 10 andIs feet.
| - 200 dozen bay RAkes; .-.g..-l ...... -
sfa 100 dozen BafcheldorS Hay Forks; 81 t-it'S
| 100 dozen Bloodb Mirur Blade 8cythes;
| so dozen Haniss Silver Steel; -.
100 dozen eamsons scythe Snaths; --
1 200 Thermometer Ohums; ~ ~ "a
1900 Peoria PlOWs, % arrive for Fall Trade.
| - ALSO, - '-' To-. 70
/ general assortment o. Agricultural Implements.
Farmers and deAlea aFe invited 70 call before purchasing.
sOUTHWORTH 4 CO.,
| -3Ss rcS9 2liin5RO.l - B6ttsfy street, g @ 8
s:tf ~ ninu'n Between California and Pine Sls.
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