Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03
Boston advertisements.
aEYOLUTTON IN FARMING,
Com Planted by Machinery.

substitute for the slow tedious process Of ulant
Ing corn has long been tum; but until noD the
lab red efforts of inventive has failed in it, pro-
ducton, though years and much money have been spent
20 accomplish great pec' O. mechanism,
Some estimate Of he importance Cf an invention that
viii mater lily facilitate tie pro ucton Of tiS
pie my BE- formed from the tact that in 1856 $780,
100000 blshes raissd in tire United States exceed.
ing IN value all 9th grains, with the eutre cotton crop
Ia addition -
The present universal method Of painting this great
nrop as Cater the ground is pDughad) by marking
The serfice a feet apart each way, aud 10 the
npgies h formed drops or kernels aud COW
ers with hoe expense of 81 81 IS per acre; but
failure Of part and sometimes the whole crop results from
noe obtaining sufficient force at the proper time 10 the
spring the planting the critical period
Practical men understand his tUeryWhere. M.
nerOus devices macbiuts have been made but fair
IRE has only resulted. plan perlcct IN respect
certain to fail in another so as t. render The whole worth
less.
Nc machine until has been made to meet the uni.
Fersa demand Of the farming Interests in HILL. check
or angular planting to enable him tn cultivate with
plough and horseshoe the growing crop, both ways be.
tween he rows. ..
Drill planting is abandoned because OF the impossibiy
OF eu!tl7ateiEg but in one direction.
The long washed Tor maehiue mas been invented AMI
perfected by young Scotchmsn and the result Of hree
years aried efforts. patient uves gaon and the ap
pcason O. scientific and mechanical principles accom-
phi h a desired object
The device entirely new, simple and beautiful work.
Ing automcaly yet ingeniou-y aad naturally as al
most t. appear the result OF instinct.
What htney's great invention dill for cotton, this
Breatsr invention will do for corn, viz: augment quan
lity and diminish cost
No cripon could convey clear idea Of its peculiar
ind siupe mechanism
Without ary Goes, BANDS PULLIEs. CRANKs, su,Frs,
SPRINGS, LEvERs GEARING OF any kind vita HORSE
guided ~ man or boy this machine executes in reat
md pc feet The folio Rng describ W. rk being
what is wanted by every Glrmes:--
Isl, Burrows cut the ground any required depth.
~ Drops the corn Gas many kernels desired in
Upace Of incpes diameter ndthem4ucaIly ia HILL
Gqai-distanl, 10 one tenth of a second
and tho
With hoe.
4th Marks accurately the position Of each HILL
Oh, Deposits II wanted, guano, udrette She's lime
plaster, or 9th rconm1n fertilizers exactly in the HILL
Ana bJh Also, site S the pumpkin squash seed in
the HILLS &C the usual distance, done hy hand
Aud his of B an acre by single ma.
Gh'he. an 10 cents per by double onr,-iO
being planted BIS the hrst and 20 b. the cond in one
day, with no more force than a man and horse
We aware these books fsncfui TO that
large steretypei, old ogy class, who 4quarter
of century the OF the progressive age whose
IDEAS resolve in the old, SLOW coach tn nutw
n such anqnated gent emsn shat every word literal,
naked un3d rned Jrutn, Obyon. Clear and distinct
most obtuse irtect the dnisst comprehension. be,
gdes being demonstrated by actual extensive
scale.
Rere is magnificent Monopoly Of great staple Ma.
chime, immense intrinsic value II reach the large
pr duct We class, whose interests not promotd
w It's acquisition but 10 Its aspiration te millions are
to be est 10 the increased production Of gain and con-
tequsutl5 cheap bread.
In the diarhuion iris splendid prize (such il really
ISL there is ghsrce 70 Re .melt, u3r'pive
hey all ordinary caculons in short the truth in this
nonpecti0i seems almost fabulous
Sols propretors, willing divide upon equt.
able basis, aud or tie monopoly Of this magnificent
Hpecu axiom for and TER tories upon the folio ting
terms, fran Which ~ WILL BIZ
ZION
All New England and southern States fve cents per
farm Al other territory six cents per faTin-except IL
n,is, which will be Ten cents per f,rm; Mime sofa
$1,000; Kanzss aud Nebraska $500; Cal flrnia $500.
Eew York State viii De sud in GO1utes TO suit parties
who wish to invest in limited sums. The census of the
United States Of 1859 will be the oasis Of estimates.
Terms Of payment berst ami accommodating; and to
company who wish take the entire interest will
sell a fs figure We inv the pubic to examine this
SUBJECT, and will exhib the machine with pleasure,
bus esp ciay to h'se take interest In the materj
nj progress Of this inventive age well to those who
can OF fail to fnd this available medium Of repensh
Ing their exhausted pockets dugmentig their already
mple resources.
PS- We have mad" provision for the supply of all or
ders, for machines SIS each with f-rtz 10 With
Out--reail, a off whoecile) until the territory from
which such order is sold; and when transferred
will make equasle dis ;onnt price Of territory, for
N tchines thus delivered Eacn purchaser Of States
Go trps The maxine selling and price in their territory
and if not ready Tor ensuing spring sale, viii furnish
BY zoos 1000s at shade advance cost, leaving
margin sufficient to satisfy the most exsctng cupidity
HARTLEY co.
Boston, Mass Jan. GOTH 1857 dSwJ j29