Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
Boston Agricultural Warehouse & Seed Store
LQoIneey Nm. sonlh MaIket .lleel. Bo.lon.l
TIE Pioughfo which has been ararded The greatest
nunitr NJ PrcHtHFnS

III, Pioughto rhich has 5ccn audrded The greatest
n0nltr ~ Premiums.
pCGGLES NoURSE ~ MASON have been long and
IL extensively engaged the manuf curing Of Piopgbs
heightened the ground work and otherwise improved
the form Of the cast IRON Plough that takes IN the fur
row slice with the greatest ease bearing equally and
lrgby over the whole surface Of the mould board turning
II fat with The least possible bending OF twisting and
preserves smooth aud unbfoken, creating very slight
Hcuon, aud OF course requiring the least power of dran
lh.lf castings are composed OF an sdmix (known
only by the manuacOr-rs) OF several kinds OF IRON It
this which gives them much celebrity for superor
strength and durability, and which, greatly ncrcas.
ed by their peculiar connections and proportions
The American institute, al their FAIR, held New York
Tor the whole Union, and the Masss Mechanics
Charitable Association their Fair held at Boston each
awarded 10 Rugg Nourse Mason medals for the hest
and most Petiee, poughs md at many ploughng matches
fairs and exhibitions IN Massachusetts and other States
Diplomas and the highest premiums have been awarded
for their plough by committees and the universal appro
farmers
Al the Ploughng matches OF the Agricultural Society in
the Justly celebrated agricultural county of Worcester in
lrN, - ~ and 40 all the premiums for the best work IN
,he bdd were awarded to competiors using Rugges,
Nourse Mason's Ploughs, and although their pleuph
faed to receive the award Of the Massachusetts Society
ptennm at their lrs Worcester in the autumn of 80
they neVeTe had the higher satisfaction Of seeing all
the tnins) premiums for the best tcork carried
ofby nine different poughmen who performed their work
with nHt dferoni ponghs made BY Ruggies Nourse l. Ma
running side by side Of and competing the premi
oms with NE same plough 10 ohtch aoarde& the Mas
marx mat The SAID aat premiums awarded by tro
JaH committees (of seven esch Of the gent nd
practical farmers Shose occupations best qualify them to
Judge most correctly such maers VINO were selected
from different paris of the UNITY and appointed by tire
Trustees OF the County Agricultural Society
The effects OF their unfcmng efforts % eot the plough
has eo to g'o them VIDE and patronage that
thti have e"f induced TO open and their
factory ho1 Boston for the sale their Poughs and
othet Agricultural Tools lnd Machines uodcr name oil
BosIoN AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE tsupetin
nrdet prrsonaly bN 81 the finn nov Offer al
Wholesale and retail only tho Swau Po
bot variety consisting Of wentr Fetcut sizes form
ADD tinds among which hro adapted an Of ane
Conditions Of soil and all modes. notions prime pies
psoashns and culture together with assormen
Of otbef Agricultural and Horticultural Implements and Ma
ohbes
Al floughs and many other articles Offered hy them
made uad't iheu and insfect ton h. th
h< 81 ~ofku'su, loot employed by tie Job Which with III
maehihe'y patented ard get used only h themselves AZ
ioFdng great hcuet ior despaich and enables then 10 ole
TO farmers and dealers trcles Of superior quality and
terms unusually liberal
Farners ietH "a',cay' look TO THEIR owN interest"
Two siIes Of the above Flourhs manufactured Of Il,
very beet materials, and kept constantly hand for sa
TOWARDS sHOP. (Where To, rs'srns are ou ned
On. door North Of the Bapust hutch.
Rutland, May 3, la. $50