The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

For DtALaS Hheat Ryc, BGI q &c &c.
NHEsE Machine, operate well On all kids oflsud.
n and are not injured Ny coming IN cJutr. Nth
rocks, roots, &c. Jtey will II4n, poilt rug. z al jr.
rsgulir shsprd fields witiOut sowing any part twice
over. They will sab ea.e for tao iOtses, plant nom
tn 10 twelve acres pr ia Of Wheat, Rye, Bsrl,v and
other small grain. Insy vii slye from t~o To farce
Pseks Of seed ? = acre, and yieb rom 20 b. - per
cent. more than The brOad1sst seeding, by aistri5n ing
the grain uniformly at an desired i ptL sad leaving
a ridge OF earth bctss II tie rows. Ih.roots Of tie
young plant are projected dIring the Wiltsr IS The
action Of the fTost and rain mouldsiin5 tia earth upon
them, IN tad Of being thrown out sRd exposed Ds in
broadcast. On tris account the STALK IS sfroag.r an
less sutjec, TO midew, sLd is not 80 Halle 70 injury
by ny. 1ne IsrIner j, frequently prevented b, rim
IRON narrowing IN his grain alter IL - sOsh which
narrowing Is not Necessary il seeding vita tao Ma
chin -. as thsy eohPl.te the wlrt At 0nc".
InS Machine Tor conY, n:ence. simplicity aud
'heaPness, Is superior 70 N nos ia use. The price
being so ior Machine w.tl q, and 35JioT ons with
3 hose.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
iooHise TowssnIP, FAIAFELD COUNTY, OgfD. }
JyLE y, l15D.
Tais may certify that | PURCHASED an ussI ls,t ,ea-
sou one Of llcorc's Patent Wheat Drills, anil without
hesitstion | recommend IL 10 all wheat growers as one
OF the most valuable Improvements offered 70 tl4 AZ.
r%icultural communicated the simple reason that It
dJcs ths WORK bettsr-taHs o~ne-tiiFd less s:ed--aayes
from % to 81 per cent. Of labor in putting oIa-ani
VIII in my opinion give q yisld % IS per cent. more
generally, snl upOa lani iajle TO freeze Ort when
sown IN the common way will give more thsn double
the yield. | drilled some 40 acres last fall for my
negnDurs all OF whom concur with me 10 the Opinion
that it has many d!eid-d advantages over ali ofhar
modes OF putting out VII at. ! drilled field Tor John
Arney, 81, who soEed another ieli in the common
way and ] believe all Sho have examined the two
hells, give il Is their opinion that he drilled field vii
marty If not quite double the broadcast in the Weld
notw. th finding the field sown in the common way
was the freshest AMI strongest ground.
In a field OF mine OF fifteen acres i had three s-r7s
sQyn broadcast, two bushels Of seed per acre, tho
balance oi!he field was drilled with one busIclo vt secd
per acre-tIs drilled wheat was much tue largest and
when we came TO harvest tbs tlicxest on the grourd.
This machine operates well on StumPy, hill v or ciod-
dy ground. which | have fully tested and have no he
STATION 10 saying is much better than either the Piow
or harrow. JOSHUA CLARKE,
FAIarrEID CoUrTY, Ono -Wo tha unlsrsign,d
hereby certify that we have used Moore's Drill, usis
by WRIGHT and SELBY- in seeding What on our
ferns the past year, and have no hesitation in SAYING
that il il decidedly the best mode of seeding Wheat; 4
We intend hereafter TO seed all nur Wheat witn the
drill. We taSe pleasure in recommending it to all
farmers as a valuable Improvement.
Thomas Duncan, Frederick Sites.
David Ewing, John Burneursgcr,
July Ia, 1851. Daniel Keller.
REFERENCES.
We are PERMITTED to refer to tno following, who
are a few Ofthe persons that have purchased and USED
the Machines:
Emanuel Stu.zman, Charles HlrlzieI,
Joshua Carrie, Daniel KGtz,
Christian Rush, John Annoy,
Noah Reen, David wilson,
George Rag, Andrew Shaw,
Samuel kirkwood, Frederick sites,
Duiel Dunlle, David Ewing,
fairfield county, Oh.o.
The subscribers have in their possession ihe patent
right Of the counties of FAIRTIELp, Ross and pIcR.
AWAY. of the State OF Ohio, for the above Machines,
and would respectfully announce. that hey ara PRE-
pared TO fill all orders with which they may be hYoE-
ed, either personally or by Litter, from personality
in their counties. The above Machines can be had
in ChiRieOthe, Circ,sUile ard al their Shop il LG7l-
caster. Address, WRIGHT y SELBY,
lancaster, Fairfield county, ADJUST 7, 1851 Il
Caution! Caution;I Caution!I!
All persons are warned sgaln.t using, or selling 20
others to be used, any machnls iufringin NJ uNOn Meore'a
or Pennoek's Patents, (which we own in any Of The
above counties. Farmers are held equally liable
baen received from S. x NJ. Prnnock in relation to q
Drill now being made by VIM. & C.. KuqUa.
KENSsT SeuARE, February II, 1871.
Messrs. Wright Il SeLJy-Gents;-iour favor o.
the IL h inst, Is this moment received. You ask II
we consider S~hermaE'S Drill an uniringmcH, upon
our Patent. We have never yet seen tia Drill in
question, except a model oft in the Patent Office, but
nom what we have seen, in addition to what we can
learn, it is our opinion that it does infringe upon a
very important feature OF our claim.
We understand that Mr.. SIS Agents in your State,
have told that our opinion is that his machine does not
Infringe upon ours. Mr.. S and we have never bad
any correspondence respecting his Drill; but we DO
not wonder al his making such a stlteipent, rs we con-
slider him quite capable of any such business-he
haying already defrauied Us out Of large amounts of
and at one time come very nearly rutning us.
Yours, SC. S. 4 NJ. PENHOCR.