, 1859-12-16

No single establishment In the world can truthiGly
claim TO have manufactured and sold anything like 30
large number Of Reaping and Moving Machines dur
ing the same me while my experience dates hack to the
exclusively engaged In their manufacture for the last If
teen years am more largely engaged In the man
uiacture Of these machines than BEFORE and, with
my improvements fer 1850, DO hesitate to warrant
my machine as Reaper Mower and Reaper and Mower,
superior 70 any other Tor mplcty durability and perfect
working and further TO say, that farmers who may de-
harvest with any other and keep and pay for the Ine
preferred. The position Of the Raker In my machine,
las paentedl upon the main Frame where there great
Strength and where the weight adds 70 the power Of the
machine Is the only right one. Other makers have 10
haul their raker the PLATFORM where be must submit
t0 having the dust thrown n bis eyes BY the opera ion
Of the reel and 10 being Oted the c0ds by The little
platform wheel over which be rides necessarily Facking
their machine N pieces This accounts In part for the
great durablityOf my machines compared with others
Great Council Medal AWARDED ny machine in London,
Grand Gold Medal Of Honor at Paris, in 1855.
Highest Prize at the French Universal Exhibition, in
1856.
Highest Prize Of Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng
land, In 1857.
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 hon0Fs etn the French
Universal Exposition, In 1855, known by them 70 be
FALSE. The success Of my machine, as Indicated BY
premiums, generally, are worthy Of confidence, al
though reaper makers make business Of labOrng aud
scheming 70 secure the little annual horse premiums
Of the country. Although II may not be generally
detOod Il s nevertheless true that these machines have
always been sold Of comparatively low prices and but
oF the bOdness with which introduced and sold them
By thunsands for the ten years past other smaer
ulactuFeFs would doubtless have put the price much
higher.
could furnish Thousands Of testimonials from farmers
and Others Of the truthful Of every statement have
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Of the reapng machines Of any prominence n the country
sre mere modiacatioDs Of my machine al other manu-
csuIers having necessarily limited experience in CON-
single yeafs severe service will satisfy the farmer.
that point durability my machine Is far superior 70
al otheni betdea several most important advantages,
releTrd to In my re- ulAr annnal circular In pamphlet
form, which win b furnished those who desire further
Information, By addressing me Of any one q my agents.
CYHUs H. MCCoEMicK.
| 30 PItas, Pattern ThreShsEa and separaters
Manufactured BY NOuTss Mason Co.; 81 and So iuch
| cylinders, with trucks and fall extras. 81"
US Patent 0FFicE, January 1850.
Sir ~ A. II. A. Pitts Patent dated June 20 1857.
| lmachlne for threshing and cleaning gmin) was ony
extended ior term of seven years from June 20 1851
IL has consequently expired ,Re,sgsc.iOIIy. yo9rs.
sOUFHvORrH Co, San Fnacisco, Cal. =
PIttS Patent Double Plnuoa and 10 HORSE
4 Powers.
TO whom q msy coneem:-This may certify that I'd
have certificate Of authority Of whrh the following Is
To- 70 SSc. % IT NAY coscEnn This % nav csfsiS that A.
Gordon Co are y auth % S1Is S sv ne 70 ss The
States Or Telorss secured 70 me by ettes
Biialo, October %, fs5k
We are this month shipping horse powerS d The above
| he e hereby authnri zed % ssI A. GORDoN q co,
Rochester, N. Y, October 2Sd, 1855