The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
IMPORTANT no FARMERS !
MOORE GRAIN DRILL,
Latest Improvement Patented 1850.
Tc nITMARS CADlZ n

TTAVING purchased the exclusive right to
mako and sell this DRILL in the counties
Of Har arrison, Jeffcvson, Belmont and Carroll, is
now prepared TO receive Orders from purchasers.
To those who are not acquainted with the use
of the Drill, he will specify among lts many nd
vnntages, those of saving In planting one half
bushe to the mere, its producing least from five
to ten bushels more to the acre than by sowing
in any other way, its preventing and protecting
the grain from freezing out in the everest wealth
er. being the only means Of insuing AN abundant
crop. It operates equally well on all kinds of
land. and il not injured ~ coming in contact
with rocks, roots, &c. II will plant point lows
| in all irregular shaped fields, without planting
any part twice ovet. il will plant from to ~
acres per day with two horse, Of any ofthc
small grains, with n saving ofole third OF labor.
leaving n ridge Of calth between tile lows, To
those aquainIed with planting IN that way. he
will shy that this is the latest best and chehpest
jimprovenlent in sowing machines, haiti posses
sesthe most decided adeantagts oper any other Df'H
that has yet been made. IL viii cost but geo, n
smaller size, $50, which is considerably lower
than other drills. Its benefits will exceed the
most sanguine expectations oi any larmer--the
gain by using the Drill, over the old way ofplan-
ting. on 80 acres, will more than pay for the
Drill in one planting. 1t has rectived the FIRST
PREMIUMS ats Baliimo1e, October rs, $50. MT
philadelphia, and ofall tic other important
lAgricniturai S0cIeties. The best recomIncnta-
tions can be esgiyen4 from persons in the counties
|of this and 0ther States where this Drill is now
I in use A visit to the fields of Peter ThOmns,
Holm Hnverheld, Judge Mcfarland. and mhny
others in Harrison county. who planted pait ol
their grounds with this Drill Inst tall, will satisfy
any person ,f it's grelt advantages, lie deems
it necessary to annex bat single ceril6cate, onC
froma welt known citizen OF Harrison county.
&a# CApIz. Ohio, April IL, ID.
planted last fall, with Meore's Patent Giaii
Drill. q bout &c acres in wheut, in which saye'l
one half hushe of seed to the acre, nnd on which
/ 10 acres, from present nppea RANGES believe tht
increase and difference in favor OF the Drill owe
the old Ways Of planting. on hesamc kind Of iand
will pay ior the DILL To test the ntlity Of this
plantrd on the same ground in all beoiherdltifl
eIit why's. anll that planted with the Drill Will
am satisfied, from present appearances, Pfodnc
10 bushels more to the acre than any oithe iest--
nnd cheerlully recommend il TO farmers, belisv
lag il TO he. greatly 10 their interest II hey onl
lplantl0 acTes in wheat.
II JOHN HAVERFIELD.
TAKE NorIcE. .--l warn all persons against IN
hinging on the Patent in my territory, undo
pennlty Of the law.
Orders ior Drills for the toming fall mast b
sent in as soon as possible. apl6-3mo
i Weekly Herald. Steub.; 81. Clnirsyilie Ga
zeite; nnd Careilson Free Press copy mos, al
charge advertiser.