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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
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1877. 
LEVEL TREAD 
HORSE POWERS. 
Awarded a MEDAL and DIPLOMA OF HONOR, at the 
International Exposition, Philadelphia, 1876, to 
HEEBNER’8 IMPROVED 
Level Tread Hallway Horse 
JPower and Speed Regulator. 
Horses' feet stand level on floor of Power; labor and 
fatigue of the horse diminished ; power increased ; money 
saved. Smooth-shod horses work on them better than rough¬ 
shod on the old style Powers; have a slower walk for horse. 
These Powers are single or double-geared, for one or two 
horses, with the only successful Speed Regulator in the 
world. We also have the simplest, most desirable and 
cheapest Threshers, Separators and Cleaners, for one or two 
horses. These Powers and Machines will do more work, 
with less labor for horse or operator, than anv other; pro¬ 
nounced superior by every purchaser. Have on record in 
our office a large list of First Premiums, Diplomas and 
.Medals of State and County Fairs in the United States. We 
are the Proprietors of the Patents and Sole Manufacturers. 
Established in 1840. Send for Circulars, and learn of 
the great success of these Machines. Address 
HEEBNER & SONS, Lansdale, Montgomery Co., Pa. 
(Please state if noticed in the American Agriculturist.') 
Railway Threshing Machine proved Itself 
the “Best at Centennial Trial,” and was 
the only Machine awarded a _a 
Centennial Medal 
AND CERTIFICATE OF MERIT, 
on both Horse Power and Thresher and Cleaner, at the 
Centennial Exhibition, as shown by Official Report, 
which says: "For special features in the Power to secure 
light running and minimumfriction. For the ingenious 
form of the Straw Shakers, which insure the proner 
agitation to separate the grain from the straw." For 
catalogue, address MlNARD HARDER. 
Cobleskill, Schoharie County, N. Y. 
MEDAL MACHINES. 
New York State Agricultural Works. 
First Premiums at all Competitive Trials. 
Railway, Chain anil Lever Horse Powers, 
Threshers and Cleaners, Threshers and 
Shakers, Clover Hullers, Feed Cutters, 
Wheel Horse Rakes, Horse Pitchforks, 
Shingle Machines, Straw Preserving 
Rye Threshers, Portable Steam- 
Engines, Cider and Wine-Mills 
and Presses. Dog and Pony 
Powers, etc., etc. 
WHEELER & MEL1CK CO., 
ALBANY, N. Y. 
Send stamp for Circular and report of Centennial trial. 
The Peerless Thresher and Cleaner-Clover 
Huller and Cleaner—Straw-Preserving Rye 
Threshers—Railway and Lever Powers—The 
Howland Feed Mill—Grain Fans and Corn 
Shelters. Our machines have received the highest testi¬ 
monials and cannot he excelled. 
B. GILL & SOM, 
Trenton Agricultural Works. Trenton, N. J. 
The Anti-Friction Hay Carrier 
Saves labor and money. It is simple; the grap¬ 
pling positive; it runs on friction rolls, hence 
will come back on slight incline. The track is 
inexpensive; the carrier costs but a trifle; many 
hundreds are in use. No trouble about get¬ 
ting over high beams, or to the end of deep 
bays. Hay i9 dropped where wanted, and the 
work of mowing is reduced. Track shonld be 
pnt up now while bams are full. 
Send for circulars and designs for tracking 
barn, to U. S. Wind Engine A Tamp Co., Ba¬ 
tavia, Ill., manufacturers of the Old Reliable 
Halladay Standard Wind Mill. 
THE JOHNSTON HARVESTER CO., 
Manufacturers of ' 
Self Raking Reapers. Combined Machines, 
and Mowers, 
Send for Catalogue. _ Broekport, X. Y. 
SPRING STEEL TOOTH 
HORSE RAKES. 
Highest Award. Medal of Honor at the 
Centennial and Vienna Exhibitions. 
THE CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD. 
No Cogs or Ratchets, Easiest Hand or 
Horse Dumping. Purchasers prefer them 
to all others for Durability anil Efficiency. 
Fully guaranteed; so no risk is incurred 
in ordering from us. Responsible Agents 
wanted, where we have none. 
Send Stamp for Catalogues of Rakes, 
Threshing Machines, &c. 
WHEELER & MELICK CO., 
ALBANY, N. Y. 
FOUST’S 
HAY LOADER. 
A perfect machine for rapidly pitching hay, barley, and all 
loose grain on the wagon, in the field. Increased success In 
tion, based on field trial. Thousands in successful operation. 
Send for circulars early to the manufacturers, STRAT¬ 
TON & CULLUM, Meadville, Pa. m~ KINGMAN & CO., 
Peoria, Ill., Gen’l Agents for Illinois, Missouri, and Kansas. 
Dodge Hay Press—Automatic Feed. 
Puts 10 tons In a common car—Presses a car load a day— 
Portable as a wagon. Guaranteed. 
Address M. & H. M'F'G CO.. Waterford, N. Y., 
or W. T. HANNA, 876 N. Water St., Cliicaco, Ill. 
Tne Farquhar Separator. 
Penna. 
Agricultural 
Vorks. 
York, Pa. 
lightest draft 
most durable. = 
simplest, most? 
economical 
and perfect in 
pSnTcSft Sender Illustrated Catalogue 
read/ for market. Address A. M, Farpihar, York, f 
Horse Powers and Threshing Machines of all kinds a special¬ 
ty. Send for large Illustrated Catalogue. 
(Established 1844.) 
CHAMPION 
FANNING MILLS. 
Lareest Fanning Mill Factory in America. 
We make 
5 Sizes for Warehouse, Elevator & Farm Use. 
Separates No. 1 and 2 Wheat at one operation. 
With attachment cleans and separates Clover and Timothy 
Seeds at one operation. 
Has also a perfect Flax Seed rig. 
Excels for Castor and White Beans. 
BLAKE, BEEBE & CO., Racine, Wis. 
The Best Fanning Mill in the World. 
BUY THE 
A. P. DICKEY 
Fanning Mill. 
No good Farmer 
can afford to mar- 
ket dirty grain. 
A moderate quality 
of grain, well cleaned, 
brings & better price 
than the nicest grade 
la dirty condition, 
Address A. P. DICKEY, Racine, Wi» 
COTTON SEED HULLER 
AND FEED-MILL COMBINED. 
D. Kahnweiler’s celebrated Patent for Plantations and Oil- 
Mills. Used by Planters, the Oil-Mills In New Orleans and 
through the country. Highest award at the Centennial Ex¬ 
hibition. Grind and crack Corn, Peas, etc. Planters Power 
Huller. 15 bushels per hour, $175. Hand Hnller, 5 bushels per 
hour, $75. Send for Circulars and Judges Report. Pay for 
itself In a few weeks. 120 Centre St., New York. 
CEISER’S PATENT Self-Regulating 
GRAIN SEPARATOR, 
Elevator, and the latest improve_ 
bined Triple-Geared Horse-Power, with Patent Lever and 
Brace Attachment. This is the Machine that came out “ First 
Best ” at the Great Field Trial at the United States Centen¬ 
nial Exhibition, held July 18th to 25th, 1876. 
GEISER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 
Waynesboro’, Franklin Co., Pa. 
ADAMANT PLOWS. 
KEYSTONE and other CIDER MILLS. 
REID’S PATENT BUTTER-WORKER. 
STEEL-TOOTH HORSE RAKES. 
EXCELSIOR FANNING MILLS. 
EARTH CLOSETS, the Cheapest and Besi. 
Sold at the Agricultural Warehouse of 
H. B. GRIFFING, HO Courtlandt St., N. Y. 
Coot Evaporator - d Victor Mill 
are the BEST, and only standard machines. 
FIRST PREMIUM AT 135 STATE FAIRS. 
Grand Medal at Centennial Exhibition. Over 
44,000 sold. Safe, Reliable, Economical. 
Cane Growers can’t nfl'ord to risk Crops with 
light, weak, unfinished mills, liable to break in the midst of 
the season. They can’t afford to waste crops witli mills that 
don’t press out all the juice, or evaporators that make syrup 
and sugar unlit for market, and too little iu proportion 
to the labor and fuel they require 
Blymyer Manufnctin _ 
Steam Engines, Threshers, Bells. _ 
ESTABLISHED IN 1844. 
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!LOTH.\ 
Ml LL-E-R S SUPPLIES 
BRADFORD MILL CO. 
Successors to Jas. Bradford & Go. 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
French Buhr Millstones, 
| Portable Corn & Flour Mills, 
Smut Machines, etc. 
Also, dealers in Bolting Cloths and 
General Mill Furnishing. 
1 Office & Factory,158 W.2d8t. 
CINCINNATI, O. 
_' J.R.Stewart,Pr«. W.R.Dunlap,S«. 
(UP PRICE-LISTS SENT ON APPLICATION 
Standard Flouring Hill. Standard Grinding Mill. 
courer, Grinder and Bolter. For al 1 substances wet or dry. 
w . t mgn. 
Runs with belt 4 inches wide. 
Flours 3 to 6 bushels per hour. 
Has double ventilating bolter. 
For flour, middlings and bran. 
Gives every one his own’gri ‘ 
Makes the best flour ana y 
\ reliable flouring 
i yield. 
dry. 
Built of burr stone and iron* 
For heavy or light power. 
Capacity of 20 inch stones* 
Equal to any larger size. 
Thickest French burr stones. 
Double discharge spouts. 
Adjustable babbitt boxes 
Solid self-adjusting burrs. 
Centennial Judges award medal on ygrthese port¬ 
able , vertical mills for solidity and good workman¬ 
ship, economy and adaptability. 
EDWARD HARRISON, NEW HAVEN, CONN. 
