Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CLEVELAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
BALDWIN, DEWITT & co.
Manufacturers of q general variety Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND MACHINERY,
Nos. 40, g, 10 and la, West Street, near M,rwiu,
49, CLEVELAND, OHIO. t..L
w immense estasiishment q Pa Bala@in. is Bewis 3 n
ssfS Woass so Se
ment Is one 9i the largest and most complete IN the
our City, and Of the bread II furnishes to the en-
poyees, we could not but congratulate our farmers
@ Of sr - 4 OpsTeOn per
their excessive manual labor.
The building, is we think the largest in the city,
that Il Is The T largest IN the West Hs huge brlos
pile is alive with human and mechanical industry.
perfect of its kind, and ofcourse turns out equally
~ WHAT THEY xAKa.
Baldwin, Dewitt Il Co. are manu- featuring almost
exery variety of agricultural Implements and ma
chimes. and have on hand in their immense store
house, large mass Of finished work ready for the
ing out VAR GUS kinds of Rcapers. Mowers and Com
@ @bined Machines, Horse Powers Of many varieties;
Stalk Cutters, Corn Shcllers, Churns. &C.. and an
endless rety Of Plows, .Cpltyators. Harvesters,
one is fit to stand as model in the Patent Office.
or preium specimen at the State Fair.
THE NANNY REAPER AND MOWER.
. In particular we were interested in the famous
y Se SsS
and Single Mowers, were in use but the combination
of the two was not acquired Until this one made its
ed its high position while many attempts TO reach
a like success have failed.
THE CLEVELAND IRON MOWER.
This establishment also makes the Cleveland Iron
Mower, with Fishers Patent, and this certainly is
s %Rs sshSRed Such MDWsT viii
meadow a field of pleasure rether than one Of toll.
and such machinery should tempt thousands now
delving in cities to seek the fields. These Nov,
ers have lately received improvements which add
with great strength and durability.
THE HUBBARD MACHINE,
We also saw. and for the first time. the recently
invented hubbard Machine and TOOK ~ y e Se Two
go to mill meeting, but little examination, and
a little judicious information at our elbow, con-
vinced us that the article was Harvesting Ma
chine it is simple in constructions perfect in all its
parts and beautiful in finish. The establishment
as they can get up this season. thus has the Har-
vester secured the favor and appreciation Of agrcul
| WOODS IMPROVED MOWER.
The proprietors of these works have also secured
the right of sale of Woods improved Mower said to
be the lightest machine made, and which is affored
ut only eighty dollars. The machine in quality
and price is a remarkable one.
YoUNGLovE's STAR GRAIN DRILL.
| This machine in particular attracts attention on
account of its beauty of finish, strength and light
ness. This machine has alraady drilled its way into
the regard of the farmers and has become an inds-
pensibe farming machine, We might enlarge upon
the use of the drill and point to our exchanges for
the evidence in favor of using drill, by the testi-
mony such exchanges universally furnish as to the
the drill was used those where it was not used
But We will not question the intelligence Of farmers
by urging the advantages Of the use Of the drill
| The Star Drill does great credit to the inventor
NJ. G. Younglove of this city, and shows him to be
a gentleman of jenius, and practical kind OF
genius, of which our city should be proud.
HORSE POWER, STRAW CUTTERS, &C.
| Emery's Endless Chain Horse power, and Bald
win, Dewitt d Co.'S Sweep power. with improved
machinery for saving wood, threshing and other
purposes reduce the severe labors of the barn floor
and wood yard to mere pastime:
Cummings Straw and Stalk Cutter is machine
that will pay for itself every winter mouth in the
economy of the barn yard. ami every farmer and
stock grower should have one.
But we Gun specify no further, for the endless
rety of Plows Harvessers. Cultivators, Field Roll
ers serapers, Corn Shelters Straw Cutters. Charms
&C., fairly weary the eye and prove to verify that
man hath sought out many invention, even if he
| has not, in his assurance, ventured to defy the
primeva edict that"in the sweat of the face shalt
thou eat bread" !" by dovising labor machines that
| turn toll into pleasure.