The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
MOoRE'S PATENT GRAIN DRILLS,
For Drilling Wheat, Rue, Bayleu 6c q,

NhkSE Machines operate well on all kinds ofland
Il and are not injured by coming in contact with
rocks, roots, &e They will plant point rows all r-
regular SNAPPED heds without sowing any part twice
over Ihey VIII with ease for two horses plant from
ton to twelve acres per day Of Wheat Rye Barley and
other small grain. They will save from two to three
peeks o seed per acre, and yield from 90 to 25 per
cent morn than the broadcast seeding by disribu ing
the grain uniformly at any desired Depth aud leaving
a ridge OF earth betwe the rows The roots of the
young Plart are protected during the winter by The
action Of the frost and rain mouldering the earth unon
them instead OF being thrown out and exposed as in
broadcast On this account the stalk is stronger and
,ss subject 10 mldew, and is not liable 10 injury
~ ny, Iae larmer Is frequently prevented by rain
from narrowing in his grain after il is sown which
h1rrowlng Is not necessary in seeding with the Ma.
chimes. a' they complete the work al onra
ms sNarhine for convent nre. simplicity and
heapnas', Is superior to any now in use The price
being SOD fora Machine with 9, and $50 for ono with
) hose.
MISREPRESENTATION
| HocuSG TowEsItIP, FAIEFELD County, Ono ,
July %, 1850.
| Tais may certify that purch sed and used last saa.
son one Of Moors's Patent Wheat Drills and without
hesltaOn recommend it TO all wheat growers as one
Of the most valuable mprovem nts offered 10 the az.
riculturRl conmunityor the sinpl, reason that h
does the work bettertaics one rd less soed
from Do TO 80 per cent Of labor In putting ouf-and
VIII IN my opnion give yi,ld Of % per cent more
bS"SAaiiNi "iu uppu lhnds li11 " rOeXg out when
sown in the common way will give more than double
tle yield. drilled some ~ acres last fall for my
nhgbOrs all 0 whom concur with mn in the opinion
That It has many decided advantages over oil other
modes Of putting out wheat. drilled field for John
Arney, ESD, who sowed another field in The common
way and believe all who have examined the two
ids, give Il as their opinion that 'he drilled field will
arly " not quite double the broadcast in the Weld
Notwithstanding the field sown in the common way
was the freshest and strongest ground.
III field Oi mine Of fifteen acres had three acres
sown broadcast two bushels Of seed per acre the
balancs orhe field drilled with one busel Of seed
PR aere-th9 drilled wheat was much the largest and
when came to harvest the thickest on the ground
This macia" ooeraie' wei! on stumpy billy or clod.
dy ground which have fully tested and have no he
station in aging is much better than either the plow
or harrow. JOSHUA CLARKE.
| FAIRFIELD COUNTY Ono We the undersigned
hereby certify that we have used Moore's Drill made
lby WAtdHr and SsLBY, in seeding Whoot ON our
farms the past year, ard have no hpsaton in saving
that il is decidedly the bast mode Of seeding Wheat
we inten hereafter to seed all our Wheat with the
drill We take pleasure in recommending IL TO all
frrmers as a valuable Improvement.
Thomas Duncan, Frederick Stog.
David Ewing, John Burnebreger,
July Is, 1851. Daniel Keller.
nETEaENUEs.
Wearn PERMITTED 10 rrler to the following, who
are sw ofthe Perions that have purchased and used
the Machines:
EMANUEL Siutzman, Charles Ilartzle1,
Joshua Clarke Daniel Kutz
Christian Rugh John Aney,
Moan Reen, David Wilson,
q GNorgl Ring. Andrew shay.
Samuel krkwopd, Frederick Sites,
| Daniel DuuAlu, David Ewing
Fairfield county, Ohio
Tho subscribers have in their possession the patent
right Of the counties Of FAtnPtGLD, Ross and pIcK-
AWAY, Oi tho State oi Ohio for the above Machines
and would respectfully announce that lLpv arn nr,
pared to I'LL all 1dars with which they may be favor
el either personally on by ettor from persons living
N thor counties. Tho above Machines can be had
In ChMicoMe' CbcieUiHe and Al their Slop IN Ian.
ctStsr Address, WRIGHT & SEIRV
Lancaster Fairfield county, August Z, 1851 ii
Caution! Cautionl! CuutioniM
All persons ara warned against using, or selling 10
ohors TO be lany machine infringing upon nMoore's
or Pennocks Patents, (Which we own in any ofthe
ahoye counties. Farmers arc held equally Liable
been received from s. K NJ. pcnnocl In relation 10
Drill now being mado by VIM. & G. Kuma.
kENNEr SquARE February II, 1851.
lessrs Wright 81 Seiby -Geats:-Your favor of
tue IL u inst, is this moment received Yon ask If
we consider ShermarS DrH an unlringmant upon
our Patent We have never yet seen the Drill in
question except model oft IN tho Patent Office but
nom what we have seon, in addition to what we can
learn, It Is our opinion that il does infringe upon
very Important feature OF our claim.
| We undorotani that Mr. ~ Agents in your State
have told that opinion Is that his machine does moi
lnlringe upon ours. Mr. aud we have never had
any correspondence respecting his Drill; but we do
not wonder at his making such statement as We con-
slider him quite capable of any such business--be
having already dcliauded rs out of large amounts al
money, and al one time come very nearly running MS
| Yours, Ne. s. Il NJ pENNOCK