Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-24

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II is with pleasure the subscriber offers to the rming
public Of Northern Vermont moving machine so well
calculated to meet the wants Of the thrifty farmer.
There has been multiplicity Of machines introduced
tons have been raised Either they have been heavy
and ponderous as to worry and fret an ordinary team or
complicated in their construction as TO rerder the
peuse and trouble u constant repairing intolerable
What felt to be needed by farmers machine
that is light, strong and durable easy Of draugh equal
y balanced, clean cutting. simple and compact easily
handled and adjusted, and not likely to get out Of
pair The test Of three seasons has established the fac,
that ne Farmer holoer v he machine to OH this de-
mand. The gearing Is simple and gives (what 10 ndis
pensibe in good mowerl short powerful and rapid
guards, and will always cut in wet or dry grass. To
choke them is impossible.
The following aie among some Of the advantages be.
longing erchsueiy 10 the Farmer. The gear frame IL
So jouted 10 the main frame that the force Of the work
ing " the mschne cannot liz up the rear and thus
heavy draueht The dratgh ~ the machine l. adjust
able is 10 lue with the finger bar and be graduated
al pleasure. The drsugh may be applied low enough "
the finger bar clear from the ground when It will
readily pass email obstruotonsan advantage
other machines which practical farmer will perceive Is
invaluable in meadow which has rous h and stony
bottom. The drsught Of the relieves the finger bar
from pressure upon the ground and the pole from pres
sure upon the necks Of the team, thus giving light
and easy draught The Farmer s constructed with two
joints in the main fame and one at the end Of the anger
bar by Of which the finger bar will aiio0ys NJ 70
NE ground The Farmer is constructed, nearly all Of IT,
fom Iron and Steel Of best quality hence It will not de
cay It's warp and twist from exposuse TO and
rain neither will shake TO pieces from the motion Of
the gear knives The manufacturers have increased
the strength aud durability " the machine aud also ad
ded such Improvements test Of three years
indicate. They have alse put malleabe guards faced
with steel and malleabs shoes The Farmer four
feet SIX inches and is the chdpest 1oDer in the market
cutting the same width Of swarth This has many
other points Of real merit other machines,
erUus % mention In this notice, which be In
pamphlets and ~ ly demonstrated by actual test which
test allow the farmers to make in oonnexon with any
other machine in the market and then to choose for
yourselves.
wuula also state we have the right TO manufacture
the Buckeye jointed Bar, and shall do only TO Gil
positive orders. Those wanting the genuine Buckeye
loncd bar must order early have Arrangements with
with the Manufacturers by which trust shall be able
90 I'LL all orders this at lea shall Try to do
uhhesitatngly place the Farmer before you Should
you want machine, ny 1t Il IL does not please you,
dout buy II On It's merits ei 1t rise or fan claim no
consideration independent Of the merits Of the hiue.
I his machine is manufactured by W. +. PARMENTBA,
| Troy, ~ Y
" Orders may be addressed TO me, N sub agents
il nearly every town in Northern Vermont
j. r. PERRY
Waterbury, Vt, May 18th, 1864. o. l6daw