The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20
.ARAis FOR SALE.
ITO THE FARMERS or Ioss

MrROg1 YOUR Waste Lxr,.
Ihe un6es1gned have purchased ~ 49,, 80
H.g - e.. $1,000 ,ne STATE q il. -
In9 . humber 81 Machines manrM- - ~ ~ nssS
which wtn - ready - delivery 80 ~ - ~,
We ere also nov running one 4 - 49,. iad
CD Hsrrson q pllss sss = u CIV 1 3 : 81
process ard ths reults u Shis -. - 2 sraahs
confidently believed will work a ,r,;.. - - I.
syaeD - f1rMng - 1owe. This No. s.ssfaa 4
a1p11eity md the cheapaeM ~ - wnAm "
mAnasement, with ne net hat DE a. y n
thas NE use u machine on any fDrn ~. - N =
ass lands, vin PAY ne coa thereof /. :, sA1 -
pfeveDent ever o1ered 70 the farnhr - ~ sly N
- es1dence Of WHIST tbs liaciins - y ieps
3 rss.r N pesan. 3 s - ssns '.
The prominent citizens or Des Moines c. ~
- e sppersunity q visnssuns the Nsai,si - =
We, ~ anderdgned, have e.sulD.d .. =
derland Bro, and believe Il to be vsla.i,. -
msns We NV II q work, and are ss,is6,A ~. ~
oe brought into general use ID viii bring una, -,
q small expense, large amount 81 sasse 80
with bitches can be dug AZ an experse -
10y csn.s PCT rcd Asths ditca IA ms tir, y.
naI Iees below The surface, presumed 10 be -. ~
q noss, y performs the Office Of under dr. l.
pres1nsng my outward obs1acie 70 euitivafl.- = -
ING any part q the surfAce. WIN these -.
pen, eno ~ long We examined 4 dStes ~. !
yean go upen Mr. LArrisnns farm. IL - - 7
llngton, and found u discharging va, - - u
the ground drained BY n being p.rse.,s ~. sAa
god condition for cultivation q could y 49,. -
no reason why should NOT continue 70 49,. W
tlons for years, and beere purchasrr, - N.sa "
able 70 cut bitches equally sosd by / ~ 80 1es "
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~ CARPENTER
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The undersigned, Farmers OF De- 49,.
having aeverally tested the DitcAAs Nsrs.s Iss
Marcus Emerson, and nov used md sspsa ~ -
land Bro, Of Burlington, Iowa. ny HAVING 49,. -.
with the saTne farms We desireto "a M -
to that Of others who have recommended = -
become Of the greatest possible benefit 10 the -.
terests 81 this State and II the West generally -
q the experiments We have made, and The ben-ssI
derived from the use Of the Machine are beyosA.s
sanguine expectations, and far q we have -, ~
learn the same has been the case In other hr.h
has enabled US to reclaim. At an insignificant, ~ 4.
portions Of our farms which had pre- yiouky been ~
tillable and worpe than useless, and render q, -
productive, not more 20, than that which W ~ -
considered our best land
The drains made BY this Machine are larre -
an practicable purposes far enough beiov tbe -.
be beyond the reach OF frost and permit The roSnI =,
IDSn 10 DC CULTIVATED WITHOUT the slightest damn,
jury 20 the drains. We convinced Inst ~ a |.
permanent and durable. Some Of The drains 3 nsf
~ were made with this machine mere than tso -
and all Of them remain In a. perfect . ccndstsp
were when they were first made In Illinois m -
they have been In use much longer time VIII y =
result.
Another very great advantage to be derived N.
mode Of draining and one which every farmer vz =
nike - OF the highest importance Il The eonsrt Nv
q pure stock water which these drains frrnhA ~
less, Summer and Winter. This alone, in nss -
n not In al, 10 worth infinitely more than n "
drainage.
We therefore most cordially recommend n =
named Machine to the farmers Of this Cour,y M 4,
State, with entire confidence that wherever ~
perform nh that its owners claim Tor H. and MI !
manent and lasting benefits to I'll concernssI
A N. w. ROHSs0y
DAVID RGENHQE
VIM LAAAA
N. D.-Machines furnished and the rixns VI
same for counties, townships or farms, en- b Yuu
| by application addressed to
WILLIAM SUNDERLAND Bsr
aag14w IT, Burlington, N