Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
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WHAT & GJAgO DRILL

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now offered 70 lhe llrinels o. aonl5 oil-
cry county as rLErEII MoNhIND a.iu 'h
LIABLE machine ootu IoI uIlliins III i''' anu
gumno, bebAFgi oupIl-I no Ina'e,
me nxtuies lor ulatriDuung the guaho III
tae drhis, made Pfe0t04S 70 'ast yeH', were ho'
nlcely enough aaJusleu 10 wore III tile su''no
regularly without attentyh' anu ocg'''Ioi,aily
gave some trouble put Ihg uele5tS nave pgeii
iuly corrected, ana te pilS %'loe o'td Sgoanea
eaSe seeSo operated poll ~ " nea' anu v u'ii0'
g :, ana Ieiiany Ingy are no"
nan AElt ana GOAISAN LED 10 10 tneIr
Work satisiaclorilyl emltlehI'y 9hu rcil"Di3;
anu no money asked lili trleu anu proven, anu
theh not required 10 DC Kept unless 'hcy "orA
as IcPresehteq,
Ienhock DfiilS possess ulahy auEtn'ase1
over rival DiiH now before the pubic anu
m09eS,y claiming 10 w 5iie o,liy Iol!""ie Nlaih
anu uulho DI;i, --'of De8lqes peing as no"
maze eqnqty Tet'a2f l. mas theucciucu "u.an
lage IN lghthess OF ufalt INV PL'Cilg no Weight
on tne hofses hecks. z. uie"'cr s'inpnciy III
construction beng more easily uhaersIoo9 ana n,
attehueu TO- o ne construction Vi inc urn
ing tu3es ensures lnelr Deing net'er kept III the
grounu, Z. compete proUTton % 'he guaho
III Wlnuy wealher: o. r"clhy ior cilen ~
OF guage OF qnan.ity 10 DC sown poth Oh gram
anu suano; ., Inc p1sitioh Vi INC su'ho JOY
uelGs oennu tnc Wl'caS ooA, Is in?Ie cohHe-
nie men! lor ming up: INC steci polns 10 the
ulllllhg tuDes eeihg rcVersloie' are re-, equal 10
smS enliie se,s o. s.eer pSin;S. o. me gtass
last n nays,s 81 he odrantaoe Of some s35
difference in price
So great was tbe satisfaction oiyen bv this
Drill last season that n last aiyiccs Nessrs
Pennocks had received orders far he co,o;n1
season. for nearly 1000.
1t Is no longer a question with Farmers rs To
the advantages of drillinq-especialIv where
guano is used. Almost every farmer will drill
in his seed this season. if he can be supplied
with q dill. MANY farmers who bought one
last wear buy another This and in one instance
Mr.. SAMUEL @. You've. a thoroughly practical
and reliable farmer. who bought one Of Pen
nock's last wear. has ALREADY bougbt and had
delivered two more of the same. ana this after
having witnessed the workings of several OH
er New York drills near him.
annex letter from A G. TRryptE. Esq
recently of near Poolesyille. but now owniro
the extensive farm bought of Gen. Rusk, near
Leesburg, Va. No one is better qualified TO
judge Of the relative merits Of agricultural i'm
plements than Mr.. T. In this case as will be
seen, he is perfectly dis-interested, having
bought and used both kinds Of the Drills in
order that he might decide for himself which
was best--what he says is worthy Of all credit,
and worth the more as he is a real practical
farmer and looks thoroughly into everything
Of interest connected with his occupation.
q Eyefer - Lou5oo RI Ia .L,,, % ~
Mr. I II U,ecrye Dear Sir In ronI,, 70
your enquiries respecting the working Of the
three PtnnocNs Wheat and Guano Drills
bought Of YOU last fall, have to saw that one
was purchased for my father, Mr. Horatio
Truudle, one for my aunt, Mrs. Young, and
the other for myself | learned that my faith
er's and Mrs. Young's both worked well and
quite to their satisfaction. OF my own speak
from actual practical observation of its work.
when say that il fed out both the Wheat and
Guano ecenl,l. reqlIarlgdnd reliaJIy--the wheat
according the guage marl-the Guano at fist
too freely, but by a little attention to weigh
ing it and comparing its feeding with the land
measure the exact allowance to be made was
soon ascertained, after which it required little
or no attention besides the filling Of the boxes
with the Wheat and Guano.
uav;re, hoard tbo+ tho cropo feodino. anna
pa .,e az Ponnocl,,s Drill tho ,oor hoco1ra iast
,yos nat whoIIv rc,iobia esncc;oIl,, yboro H.
Cnano ,vos damn and oItborgb osc,,rod b,, Won
that Tho desact wo,Id he cownIctely ro,nodieJ
in tbe mills made last fan concI1dad ~ hr,,
ono OF Riekfora & HofFman,s New Yorl, Dr;IIs
| started penDock's and this side NV side and
worked them SO THROUGH INV entire seedino-
this also worked well both the Grain and Gu
ano Indeed could. find no fault with the
working of the graiKand guano apparatus In
either drill.
II is hint ;nstico 10 ponnocL,s 10 CIV, ho,,,o,.o,
,bat Il yori,cd ,y;th ,,,,,oh t,'a I;,L,., AZ
should sa, nrc-tIird Iess IN ds;il;r 49, w.,
land pennorl,,s nrin tnbos tcnt ,ba;r 7lanoa
mnch better in tho ,ronnd. 10 tntc5 ~ Lott
Drills ON coning in co,tact ,,-;tL no 60
stumns wonld hon ont Of The gro,,pd Pom.
norE's on account Of tbcir weiSbt and sbon,
or both combined ALWAYS dron9eJ in iro,ncd;
oteIy whereas The otbers S' wo,'ld sranmanti,
skip or iiggle along several feet before entering
the same was the case IN the rough. parts o.
haS thnt I he UpsI mgm e WING S N
York Drill suffered a GOOD portion of tbeCnone
to be blown away--whereas in Pennock's the
Guano was completely protected from the wind
cbincry in Pennock Is most simpe and on ,b;.
a,,o,,, oe,,,;o ls ,t,a,,,;,, H., IL -
W;th resnoct 20 tbo ad,,ant,aS 81 ~ 49,,
nrocesses of nnttino in wheat anS C,ono NV MY
aav,orien,e Mn the rraso,'t oras, 5atar,i ~
me- greatly in favor of driIlio@ driiied !,
100 60 ys;,l, n I',GoI us, ~. ~ :.
Dono ~ tbe ocr2 intcndin ' ~ AMI ann Tvs
| whole CROP but fearing / should he too late
Sed se oSd tbev in 20 "Un when I 'G 5or