, 1859-07-15

No single establishment in the world can tru,hrnlly
claim to have manufactured and sold anything like 40
large number Of Reaping and Moving Machines dur
rg the same time, while my experience dates back the
origin Of my mSchine in lSS4, having been actively and
exclusively engaged in their manufacture for the last If
teen Yeas am now more largely engaged in the mau-
ufActlre Of these machines than hAfOFr and with
my improvements IL lSi9 90 not hesitate to warrant
my machine as Reaper, Mower, and Reaper and Mower,
snPror 70 any other for simplicity durability end perfect
working; AID further To say, that farmers who may de-
sre II at liberty to work my machine through the
harvest With any other and keep and pay for the nne
prefaIred. ThG position Of the Raker in my m chine
las pa entedl upon the main ame where there grrat
strength and Whrre the weight ands the power G the
machine is the only right one Other makers Rave 70
haul their raker on the pa,frm where he must submit
10 having the dust thrown 10 his eyes by the opera ion
OF the reel and to being nted the clods by he little
platform wheel over which he rides, necessarily rackng
their machine to pieces his sccoUnis n part for the
great durability of my machDes a. compaIed with others
Great Cornell Medal AWARDED ny machine in London,
In 1851.
Grand Gld Medal Of Honor at Paris, in 1855.
Highest Prize at the Freuch Universal Exhibition, in
Highes. Prize Of Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng
Highest Prize Of the United States Agricultural So.
ciety, In 1857. .- =. ~
.#. .., ASthe Best Reaper. -,.-. -
Publications made BY the manufacturers OF the Nanny
machine, claiming the highest h0n0rs etc. at the French
UnveFsa Exposition, in 1855, known by them 10 be
FALSE. The success Of my machine, a. Indicated by
figures above istt. highest praise, while the awards q
though reaper makers make business Of Aboring and
cheming to secure the little annual hoFae premiums
of the cIunty. Although Il may not he generally
destOol II Is nevertheless true, that these machines have
AWAY been 1old d comparatively low prices, aud but
for the boldne Gith VII oh introduced and and them
ny thou ands for ts ten years past other siler m4n-
nAsturers would DOUBTLESS have put the price much
could furnish thousands Of testimonials from farmers
and thpr the truthful es u every statement have
made, and mueh more may further remark, that I'll
Of the reapng mach Of sny prominence In the ntTy
mere mNdiaeatinIs Of my machine. a other manu-
f.cturers having eeessAry limited experience in com
single years severe service will tsfy the larmer
that IN point OF durability my machine s Tar superior %
all others he,des several most important advantages,
rsffIsd 10 10 my 10 ular annunl circular In pamphlet
form, which viii be fnrlsd thoe WHO desire further
nfUrmation By addressing ne any one of my agents.
cYEUs H. McCOnlicE.
20 Pltts' Pattern ThreShers and Scparaters
Manufactured by NOur.e, Mason & Co.; 2abdSe lueh
cylinders with lEucll. a6d Gall extras m. Tn'I
U SPArEST nFFlcs January 3 1850.
Sir ~. A. H. Plus Patedt dated June ~ 1887.
tmschne for threshing and cleaning gtnn was oily
extended ior tenn II seven yeArs from Jane 29 lSS1.
It has eOnssqoenty expired ,RssgsetiuIly yours,
sorrHvoHrn 4 Co., San Fra1cisuo, Cal. 7
PntS Patent Double PInlon 9 and 10 Horse
| Powers. els 5tti-a
To whom u may con'ern;-TbI. may certify Vtat We
have csttlhcaie o. aahofy Of which ihe llawng is
To SSe. sSpy 4, nay ooSoras. m nav I'm Sst
GarSoa 4 CO. sls T sath issd v S me y. III ~ ,Sc
"Pitts' Impryed Patent DOnble Pniah Horse Power"
Dany Of the States Territories secured to BY letters
e'r9s 4 S.,o o..,A,r On Eslgg Esgosal JoHs A. PI11..
weaTs this month shippins bore powem Of the above
patent q B sllhvgEih. 20 san nFian iscs. cal -hch
Roshes'er, N. T., October 2Sd, 1855
ro,daa 4 n j. I,ou pIansl po,rs,t ana iaIro,,s