The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
MOore's and PennOcIk's
ATENT WIFE IT DlgEE.AS

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For Drilling Wzsef, Rye, Oats. Com, Barley Rsels
HNHESE Machines opeTsta well On al li1ll Il land
u are MOI njurpi ~ coming IN contact with ~ cI
roofs, g. They viii plant point rows. aad irregular
shaped h;;ias without sowing aay "a t~i,e over.
they J. VIA ease icr two hor cs 81 Nc from I'd ~
" aer-l pr fsy Ct wheat Rye osu, Bailey an5
other small grain They all readily tlsui frsi, ~
70 ltacTes PEI d. q Corn. p ara. Pas he
They VII ave from 10 pqsi;s Of seed = Az,
ami yield from ~ 70 70 PER cen. than r.s5ss.
seeding. oy distributing the gfan ub.oIin', 20 .ns
desired dspta, ard leaving ri5tcof -rth bl.w D.
The rows. The roots Of ii F, y1-nt pi,It a. ,.u-
60 during the winter BY tn tstJl Of t3g frost ID. Il
mouiisriag tho e1Tth upca tIen, in -.e,l v !Is
thfoWn oit ard czpossJ - iH bTlnI..t On /. ~
count the I'ag i stronger and i3i 81 set t. fueN
an is 10, ~ lisbis 10 iaj1ry oy o. Ire ErA -
ifeGdeEly prevented BY lad iroa iacrJ gsii- ~ a.s
gfs1 li!er j Is sO~n, which han Nihg u iut Net
sfy - ~ t.0g viii Ito M41.,.i s, Is t.s, ovnyl t.
n Wor'i ~ o5ca.
ETcoNazTrATiovs
.CsicavnLT. Caestfr C9n.i,, Re, Fs5. s. I5i5
l % hsfsVy certify TIA. la.e NED one oi Pen.
h'.zs Fai ~, DTls ics lya yaT5 la RS. in !stg1 %
70 1Vacfel of wheaton myself tv..y var iEe and
nave nsysr failg1 having goo3 erUy I thin. rsi
1aiely say that have rsa!1ed from & II 81 pr eit
orthat j. J. has avet1ged iron. ssJJ y S4uj end
even sod ye1f, ever tic usual broad ast yeeii
aiy lad being ow, have lOst greatly By the sil r
uTo"Ihg he cots entirely ogt, wbi.h Is hsnt o..
yi4ied by drilling wouli no. ..:i sIJy y ill
IL could not get another u tie lirl JOH,t HCCl
hoeEIso TowSsHIp, ,Fa!If.it 60 ,Oi Q, Llgos. ls5J
ms may teEty "a, puT. has d IN .u1alifN SEA-
son one 81 AO0ra's P4.+1! Wheat Diils e.A without
hssilAroh f-cnhlm titto y! sAr4, gT5wers Al one
VI w noA. F2iUabl- llptCvc:u it5 offered 70 ne az
ricuiiural commun g--iyr ue ,irLl. reason ttst /,
does the wor6 bfttAr%skei on los
from 70 70 " per ceai oi lAip. in cutting 2u.and
wlli 10 ny opinion si"' Weld 0! y r ,nf n.gie
gsheF.iiy, SO ufh IHids Ligle y fscczc o.t vii .
soWn In ihs common way - ill piye moro Nin 1gtll
the yield drilled sons 10 1cTss i fil TOR IL
neishbors all Vi whom concur viii. ne in Il, oci.y
that II has many dscilrj aIyan.4g over all ,.ief
noieS Of putting out wheat tri.le 6 ID iyr j1an
ATney Es3, vino sowsd another Ee't ia the r5talaon
way and believe ~ who have examined ne tsoI
helds' give itas their opinion TIA. the drill q irl ai
nearly i not quite double tha broadcast in e ,i.ll
the field so&n in the common wlg Has
ihe freshest aud stronger grounl
in isld Of mine Of fifteen acres had three a1s,i
sprn broadcast two busttls Of seed pr are III.
b.iancec the field drilled with one lush Of seq
per acre-.he drilled wheat much the largest AMI
WIN we came % harry. 81 IN tIskest Oh ;ae rCand
ms machine oP1Ta:es well itninpy bill Ur clDl-
dy ground which have fully tested sni have no he-
Sl'i'h ~ saying Is mi.c better than ih the P.ow
or haTr0" JOSHUA CLARKE.
FAIRFIELD CoUyTr, OLfo July q, 1850 !
, IiI' may certify that wc have used on our farms,
NE isl year, m seeding what. MDore's Patent Grain
LTh aud from the results woll convinced hal it
answers most valuablt purpose. We hni /. well
,dsPled 10 all kinds oi ans, hiy tony and siumpy
Upon such land We louad ~ diff cults in using H. We
'eeVe II cannot be Surpassed of any kinds Of land
ind on low nd wet lands we have found il 10 answer
The purpose most admirablv-whtht sowed by this
Drill not being subject to irea1e ont On low lands as
hat sowed IN the ordinary way by breakfast. From
1ur experience, fnlly satifrd that there is
great saving IN seed, By Using this Drill, and much
arger yield in the cr6I--sn We shall continue the use
II this Drill hereafter in seeding ali what and
:omusenl /, to all farmers.
SANCPL KIRKWOOD. 7
4. HARRISON