Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

It is with pleasure the subscriber offers to the .rmiug
public Of Northern Vermont a moving machine so well
calculated TO meet the wants Of the thrifty farmer.
There has been multiplicity Of machines introduced
into the State but 10 nearly all Of these serious obee
tons have been raised Either they have been heavy
and pouderous to and fret ordinary team, or
comp caed in their construction to rerdeT the
peuse and trouble Of constant repairing intoerabe-
What felt TO be needed by farmers machine
hst is light strong and durable, easy Of draugh equal
ly balanced, clean cutting, simple and compact easily
handled and adjusted and not likely 20 get Of
pnr The test Of three seasons has established the fact
that the Farmer M0per the machine fill this de-
mand The gearing is simple and gives (what is ndis
pensibe in good mower,) short potoerf aud rapid
stroke Of The kiVes which work in strong strait open
guards, and will always cut in wet dry grass To
choke them, ia impossible.
The following are among some Of the advantages be-
longing erolStpeiy TO the Farmer. The gear frame is
onted the main frame that the force Of the work
ing Of the chine cannot t il the rear and thus
press the finger bar upon the ground as to cause
heavy draught The dratgh Of the machine is adjust
able is in line with the finger bar and be graduated
pleasure. The draught may be applied low enough 70
raise the finger bar clear from the ground when It will
readily pass small obstruotons-an advantage over
other machines which practical farmer will perceive
invaluable in meadow which has roush and stony
bottom The draught Of the team relieves the finger bar
fro pressure upon the ground and the pole from pres
sure upon the nec6s OF the team, thus giving light
and easy draught The Farmer is constructed with
joints in the main frame and at the end OF the finger
by means Of which the finger bar will dt,ody5 NJ 20
the ground The Farmer is constructed, nearly all OF IT,
fom Iron and Steel Of best quality hence it viii not de
its aud twist from cxpOsuse 70 sun and
rain neither will shake to pieces from the motion Of
the gear knives The manufacturers have increased
the strength and durability Of the machine, and also ad
ded such improvements test of three years seems To
indicate. They have also put maeable guards laced
with steel and maleahle shoes. The Farmer cuts four
feet inches, aud the ohapest m0i0er in the market
cutting the width OF swArth. This mower has many
other points Of real merit other machines, too mum
to mention In this notice. which be seen in our
pamphlets and fu y demonstrated by actual test, which
test allow the farmers to make in connexion with any
other machine in the market and then TO choose for
yourselves.
/ wouu also state have the right 10 manufacture
tho Buckeye j9inted Bar, and shall do so ouy 20 hl
positive orders Those wanting the genuine Buckeye
ointrd bar order early nave Arrangements with
with the Manufacturers by which trust shall be able
an all orders this at lea snail try TO do 80
unhesitatugly place the Farmer before you should
you want a machine, ny it II it does not please YOU
don't buy II On ts merits let it rise or fall claim no
consideration independent Of the merits OF the machine
This machine Is manufactured by w. + PAkNhHfEh
Troy, n. Y
" Orders may be addressed to me, OF N sub agenl'
| in nearly every town in Northern Vermont. .
! J. 4. PERRY
| Waterbury, Vt. May 18Th 1884. dAw 04l6