een raised in production from five to
twenty-five or thirty bushels of wheat per acre, in the course
of a few years.

This is within the reach of every farmer, without money or
labor, as organic matter accumulates from the atmosphere and is
deposited in the soil.

Manufactured and for sale by the Patentee and Proprietor,

JEPTHA A. WAGENER.
_Office 348 West Twenty-Fourth Street, New York._

All orders for Machines this season should be sent in immediately, in
order to have them in readiness for harvest time.

=Price of Machines, $100 and $110, two sizes, at the Manufactory.=

--> Rights of States and Counties on favorable terms.

"Wagener's Clover and Timothy Seed Harvester has been in
successful operation two seasons, and has received the premium
at the World's Fair and at the Fair of the American Institute,
and various other testimonials of superior value. They are
manufactured and for sale by the inventor, Jeptha A. Wagener, at
348 West 24th street, New York."--_U. S. Journal._

The Grain Harvester is in course of preparation, and will soon be
offered for sale.

THE WORKING FARMER,

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