Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-23
ENNOORs SEW ENT.-CoRN PLANTER.

ENNOORSEM ENT.-CORN PLANTER.
BL Wensert the following credentials in reference 10
American Corn Planter of Hartley h Co, whose ad-
'erh'ement will ba found 10 another column Il is not
necessary to endorse the ghsandng of the distinguish
houses whose names annexed. They are known as
Extensive agricultural establishments all over the United
'ates, Canada and South America and The most uulm.
led confidence may be placed in the statements here Civ
q, and on which our irieDds and public may act
nth entire assurance of complete and perfect salts
action such endorsements of this valuable implement
Establishes its character beyond all possibility of dolbt
nd opens field Of lucrative enterprise that is not
fen presented for acceptance. We under tand Hartley
Co have leased the ensive building occupied
nd are assured they substantial hrm, aud trans
ct their business upon high toned and honorable prc-
ple--ana with class Of machines these they must
net with
To the Editor Of the Boston Journal:
In reply to the nu nervous inquiries in regard to the
american Corn Planters, advertIssi BY Hartley Co.,
We would remark that We have given this remarkab
iece OF mech lnism thorough investigation and in our
pin on and Judgment is the ouly practical machine tor
I'LL planting yet produced. Free from all the mechan
cal devices set forth yet performs the work descrb
d. and its exceeding simplicity is Singular feature elie
trg the high commentator az all practical men, The
reat meri 10 planting IN hills and checking the I'D
oas to cultivate the ground both ways The description
lven in Hartley Co.'S advertisement though it looks
lie romantic is stri;tly the letter. and our eti
nate Of this valuable invention may BE- determined from
he TACT that we have secured the exclusive right of
facturering for al Massachusetts and shall commence
once TOGO so extensive scae pr pared to -e all
rters in quantities desired the price is moderate and
within the reach Of II who desire to plant in eou
tant hills both ways in a cheap and rapid manner-of
w ten to twenty acres in day. by one man and horse
without any previous marking furr1w ng ground
BLAKE, BARNARD & CO.,
Manua turers of Prouty a ars' Centre Draught
Plows, Merchants Row. Boston Mass.
Boston, Mass. Feb 3, 1867.
By particular request we have examinined the Ameri
an Corn Planter advertised by Hartley Co and though
heir statements look rather strong they are nevertheless
rue.
The machine is exceedingly simple but drops correctly
he corn in tie hill marks the situation OF each hill at
he same time Any kind OF riable fertilizer such as
uano pouderette, plaster ashes, compost may be
nt in simultaneously with pumpkin seen and distribute
II at usual distances all done without cranks, cogs
gearing Of any kui W don't see how 1t can get out
order-and the corn, fertilizer and pumpkn seeds are
put in the hils which pa ed by the machine 10
hecks or squares both 4ys, equ distant The whole
york done in the time it by he common pan Of
throwing out in one direction and this is usually the
WHIfE, PARKER h GAENETT,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed store, Bac St.,
JOSEPH BROCK sons S''0"'
!. n Agricultural Warehoase and Seed Store North
ilS DIFF Market street, Boston.
HECKER's PARMA BOILERS,
To Cook
RICE OR FARINA,
HOMINV OR PRESERVES,
SOUPS OR PUDDINGS,
WITHOUT SCORCHING.
Nc Family HOTEL or Eating House, should be without
one. They pay for themselves in very short time.
For sale by
j. II. B. HENDERSON,
1903 Haverhill street, Boston,
Between Boston and Maine and Ftchburd Depot.
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