Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18

Boston Agricultural Warehouse d. Seed Store
Quincy Hall, South Market street, Bos,on)
The Plough 10 ,chich ha, been awarded the greatest
number Of Premiums.
pUGGLES NoURSE & MASON have been long and
IL extensively engaged in The manuf curing of Piourhs
and other agricultural implements, and were the first who
heightened the ground work, and other Use SO improved
the form OF the cast iron Plough, that it takes up the fur.
row slice with the greatest ease, bearing It equally and
legibly over the whole suffice of the mould board. turning
II over Hat with the least ossible bending or twisting. and
preserves Il smooth and unbroken, creating very slight
friction, ard of course requiring the least power of draft
Their castings are composed Of an admi1ture (known
only by the manufacturers) Of several kinds of iron; it is
this which gives them so much celebrity for superinr
strength and durability, and which, too. are greatly incrcns.
ed by their peculiar connections and proportions.
The American Institute, at their Fair, held at New York
Tor the whole Union, and the Massachusetts Mechanics
Charitable Association, at their Fair, held at Boston. each
awarded 10 Rugge s, Nourse & Mason medals for the hest
and most perfect ploughs, and at many p~loughing matches.
fairs and exhibitions in Massachusetts and other States
ID diplomas and the highest premiums have been awarded
for their ploughs by committees, and the universal appro~
baton OF Their performances by the congrcga,ed practical
farmers.
Al the %p'oughing matches of the Agricultural Society in
the Justly celebrated agricultural county of Worcester in
1917, -, 30 and 40, all the premiums for the best work in
u J'dd were awarded TO comp titors using Rugglps,
Nourse y Mason's PiQughs, aud although their pl1nob
tailed to receive the award Of the Massachusetts Society
pfefHlnm at their trial at Worcester, in the autumn of 1910.
they nevert'e ess had the higher satisfaction of seeing ali
the (nlne) premiums for the best ,nork in the.feld. carried
on by nine d,tf-ren, p%loughmen who performed their work
'ffHf I'NzfN ftANf ~ n III NDLT a. Mn
sou, running side by side Of and compe tlng for the premi-
ums with The same plough, to tehich lras aeardH The Mas
sdchnSt"s So1'fys premium; aud II is here worthy Of re-
marx mat The SAID nine premiums were awarded by tto
Jaf committees (of seven each of The most intelligent and
prhctlcAl Farmers, (whose occupations best quality them 10
Judge most correctly in such mhileIs0 VINO were selected
from different parts OF the county, and appointed by the
trustees OF the County Agricultural Society.
Inc effects Of their unremItting efforts to perfect the ploupb
mas been to give them 80 wide and extensive a patronage. that
they have been induced to open and connect with their manu-
factory q house IN Boston, for the sale OF their Plourhs and
other Agricultural Tools and Machines, under the name of
HOslON AGRICULTURAL WARE. HOUSE. isuperin.
'erded personally by one of the firm where they now Offer at
Mh"lesale and retail, not only the superior Green Sward Plow
pula Natiey, consisting ut twenty-scven different sizes, forms
ad Kinds. among which are those adapted 10 all kinds Of and
conditions Of soIi, and all modes, notions, and PRINCIPLES of
p'oughng aud culture, together with m extensive assortment
oi Other Agricultural and Horticultural Implements and Ma.
chimes
Al Ploughs and many other articles offered by them. arc
made undet their own immediate care and inspection by the
beat OF "orknen, mot employed by the JobJ which. with tho
machinery patented, and rs yet used only by themselves. az
iording great tacihues for despatch, and enables then TO offer
10 iatmeu and dealers. articles Of a superior quality and on
terms unusually liberal.
Farmers i0H "dlcays took TO THEIR OWN interest"
Two sizes ofthe above Ploughs manufactured Of the
very best materials, and kept constantly on hand, for sale
at HoWARDS SHOP. (where the patterns are ov ned
one door North Of the Baptist Church.
Rutland, May 3, lsil. 1870