The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
gIoOre's and PennocIgt
PATENT WHE ar DRILLS

TTNHEsE Machines operate well on al kinds II Isnd
Il are not injured By coming IL contact wit rcpks
rooss, A. They will plant point rows, and Irregular
shaped beds, without sowing aay pa tsiee oyer.
u acres PER day Of Wis4;, Rye, oau, Barley ard
other small grAlr Thsy will readily plant from y
to 15aeres psr day Of Com, Beans. Peas, &c.
Tncy vii save from 70 Q pctls Of secd pr acre,
and Yield from % to Is per cent mere than froadcast
seeding. by distributing he grain unifornly o. any
desired depth, and leaving ridge Of earth between
the rows The roots Of the youne plsnt are protfct
ed during the winter by tha acoH Of The a.t md rsin
houiderins the earth upon them. intead cf tsiu,
thrown OF n3exposed a. IL broadcast On nj, az,
count The STALK s strpuzsr andios subirct 10 midev
ana Is not 50 lable 70 injury hv ly TIE Farmer is
iEe9uehNy prevented by rain from narrowing IN bis
grain ier = Is sown. wfifh hsrrouing Il no, nacss
aary IN seeding with the Machines, as thew eorpplto
N WORK al once.
RgsosfMrNpArloNs
usIoSF lille, Gtesisr CoR'fy, Pa, Feb. g. 1919
! DO herobv certify thJ have used one Of Pen
nocs Patent Drills ior I've years, and put in from %
~ 7Oacrea Of wheat for nyseN every tear inca ana
have never failed having good crop Iibint I car
s'iely soy that have realised from 70 70 80 Dn- ,nt
orthatit Is has averaged me- frDm s3yl 10 S4D1 M
even s5lD yesr, over the usual trnaaoast seeding
Nv land being low. have lot eypa,lvbv the yi,tsr
tnro"ing 'he roots epfrelv MI which is whole N.
visited ~ drilling, would not taka e1I Frrny Rim
# could not get another o. ti.e kind JOHN HUEY.
BocEwS TowxsHIP FairftH Co .Ohi0. J,,lyqs 1850
This NAV certify that purchased and used bsf ssa
son one OF hoore's Patent Wheat Drill, and without
hes'iohl Recommend tito all wheat growers n ono
Of tie most valuable improvements oIrr.l 10 ~ -
rieul'urSl community-or the sinpIs rrason tb., I,
does the WORK bettcr-taeI ona. .thirdless speIs,ns
from . 10 30 orr cent Of lsbar in cutting ou,s,J
viii IN my opinion give viola of o. p.r cont ,or
generslly and upon ttfds liable to freeze or when
so"n ~ me common way will give more 'au double
the Weld. drilled some 20 srras last fll Cor n
neghbors all Of whom concur with me h IN o,;ria
thst II has many decided adysniagas ovor sl othoT
modes of putting nut wheat drillel feId fr TfLr
Arney, Esq, who soyed another field in the coo,nnr
way and believe al who have examined ,be t,ro
fields, give itas their opinion thate driliad field in
nearly If not quite d9uhl. the broadcast m tbe yia4
notwithstanding the field sown in The common w,, wa
the freshest and stronger ground
10 Held of mine Of fifteen acrns had three acras
sown broadcast. two bushels Of sned Dor ARE. Tho
balance Of thef field drilled with ore bu sJ f se
per acr4-he drilled wheat was much the krgasf and
when we came TO harvest The tickest on the ground
hS mac,lie operates vol on s,umpv. hilly or clod
dy ground. which have fully te.te md have no he
slon IN saying Is much better than rithr the plow
OK iilfIo"' JOSHUA CLARKE.
~ FAIRFIELD CoUsTY, Oiuo. JULY q, 1850.
This may certify that we have used on our farms.
'rlli and from the results. well convinced that II
answers nDa valuable PURPOSE We fnJ n VIII
adapted 10 all kinds Of lands hy stony, and ,,n,p,
Upon such land we found no difficulty in using Il, We
peieVe II cannot be surpassed any kinds of lind.
ana on low nd wet 1nt5 we hsve found II 20 answer
D pn: purpose most .dHiraLiY-wheat so,Fed BIZ this
Dil, not beng subject 10 freeze out on l0yy andq al
that sowed In the ordinary way, bv broadcast. From
our experience, we fully salifad that there l.
great saving in seed by using this Drill, and much
aer Weld m the crOp-anl we shall continue t!,e use
Of THIS DH hereafter in seeding all our wheat and re
commend il to all farmers.
SAMUEL kIRKWO0D.
j. A. HARRISON.
ANDREW PEARSE.
JOSEPH YUDER.
SAMUEL BYLER,
SAMUEL ZOoK.
WILLIAM BUSBY.
| DAVID RUGu.
| REFEREScrs--George Weaver. J1l,n arre,, T,s,
Alfred McYeigh, Esq. John Eifinger, Daniel Kurl
Lancaster Fairfield county. Ohio John CaliDg Eso
Abraham Siutlnan, JereInilh Miller Chriyti.. ,cr
Fairfield county, Ohio.
The subscribers have in their rossa.siou tho u,,s nj
right Of the counties Of Fairfield, PickawAv. Franlli
and Lacking, OF the State Of Ohio for the above Ms
Chimes and would respectfully announce that thev ar,
prepared to 1ll all orders with which tlcy NAV La "a
vored, either personally or by letter from person
living Ii their counties. Address.
WRIGHT & SELBY,
NEW GOODS.--we are now opening lars
~ portion Of our purchase Of Fau 4; WiaieT Good
whien nave been boughta at the lowest prices and vi
be sold at corresponding low rates. The styles 81
quality ol our stock are Of the mo beautiful and n
rabie kind aud we invite all our old and n
public generally, TO call and examine the stock.
1TILE DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, september 20, 1850. %
| NEW GOODs--July Goth, 1850,
Wis day received at the cheap cash store. oppos
Il D mailer Hotel, large and general assoriimer
Of New Goods, embracing every kind and variety
Fancy and staple DRY GOODS Having purchase
this stoeR between the regular for going Eas
IN ereoy feaiEihg an advantage IN buying nanv kind
Of GooiS and getting freightai low iate enables m
to sell my articles at greatly reduced prices Ever,
body is invited to call and buy bargain.
Lancaster, Aug lG, 80. ". I. WISE.
EVRST OFTHE ESEASON.-Receivedbv bv N.
n last line, few boxes Of Fall and Winter Goo9s Il
advance Of the large and well selected stoel; ofGood
purchased BY HFNTTY
Lancaster sept. %, 1850 20
TDMNTS-Now opening some beautiful Meri,nsel
n hamillon and Coche Prints, choice STYLES at
sept ~, iooO HENLEY'S
| SdAWLS.-A nice variety Of Woollen Shaws suiis
blanket at HENLEY,S.
sept. ~, 1861. 20
TENNY LIMBS two hundred and fifty dollar ticke
u was.sold too high considering the,ae Of Gools tina
could nave been bougbtfor the same amount of mo
ney at HENLEY'S.
0ctober2, 1850 D
7 AIDES don't forget to call and see those besutilu
II Goods now opening at IENLEY'S
October2, 1889 %
lGINGHAMS,--An excellent article Of wintoi Cling
N hams, plain, narrow and broad bar at
sept. 20, 1859 HENLEY'S
GENTLEMAN'S WEAR.@Cassinets, linseys Jeans
VA and Tweeds ofeyery description al
sept. 20, 1850 HENLEY'S
ENLANNELS.- Yellow and White Wooller
u Canton. Brown and blesched, at HENLEY7S.
sept 20, 1850 20
| NTOW 0PENING-A handsome variety of Cali
v Goes, Ginghams, ~ Prints Oil Chinizs, Lawns
Irish Linens, Changcable MOhair Lustres. Sc.
| STAPLE G0ODS-Sueh as Trkings, Brown ans
Bleached Drillings, Apron Checks. Eleachcd Musins
Brown Linens, White and Red Flaunels, Bleache,
Sheetings from to yalds wide, Plow-case Cottoni
Table Covers.
Together witha General assortment Of all kinds O
Goods for Housekeeping purposes for sale at WISE'S
Lancaster, Aug. 10, 1850 10
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| EINARM FOR SALE.--A valuable farm, cQnsistngo
A. leo acres about 80 acres OF which is well improv
ed first rate bottom land, with enc stream Of wate
l-z-zs and several springs, with asT:sSs
SSNsSH -, House., BlRN& K oRcHARD, 81
eEa ~ within three miles of Ian
| lA3AtS is& caster, and on public road: - E@>
ssA for sale by private contract, --As.--
at any time between this date and the 9Th of October
next at which time if OF before Sold it will be offer
cd at public auction to the highest bidder.
| Terms reasonable. Possession given next April
and title indspu,able. JOHN D. MARTIN.
september 90 1850 ~