Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03
MARCH B. IS 81
Boston advertisements.
FRESH TEAS.-XEW CROP.


n EfOA A la os--s w SEEOFs
Ese have just received
- 500 Chests, cargo Of .'Arie7 Black and Greer
ooO Chests' cargo Sunny South" Black aud Gree
Also $50 Chests 0oloug's Vancouver he FAST arrtv.
"a winch allowed to be the best cargo Ooong arrived
1870 Chests of Oolong's sCarringon and sspanamsrn
last years crop which will he sold very low to close
eoncrn Also an invoice Of 100 Chests Black and Green
cargo OF SAINT RUSSELL not discharged but will be
70 te# days CT which shall be pleased to show SAM
The above Teas will he offered at the loves, rates for
sash or satisfactory paper Samples sent il desired.
A. II. ADAMs,
I9 d&wtt ia state street, Boston.
I'm SEMENT.-CORN PLANTER,
~ we insert tn following creeutials in reference 10
Z American Corn Planter Of Hartley Co.. whose ad-
Eerusement will ba found in another column Il is not
necessary TO endorse the high standing Of the distinguish
ed houses whose annexed They are known AZ
extensive agricultural establishments all over the United
htaes Canada and south America and the most unlim.
Tied confidence may be placed in the statements here Civ
ems and on which our friends and the public may act
with entire assurance of complete and perfect salts
faction Such endorsements of this valuable implement
establishes its character beyond all possibility of dolbt
and opens field OF lucrative enterprise that is not
often presented for acceptance. We understand Hartley
70 have leased the ex ensiye building occupied
and are assured they substantial hrm and trans
net their business upon high toned and honorable princ
ple'-ant with class Of machines these they must
meet with success
To the Editor of The Boston Journal.
In reply to the numerous inquiries in regard TO the
american OoTn elan'ers, advertised by Hartley Co.,
We Wonld remark that we have given this remarkable
piece Of mechanism a thorough investigation and in our
opinion and judgment is the orly practical machine tor
HILL planting yet produced. Free from all the mechan
ca devices as set FORTH it yet performs the work descr
ed, and its exceeding Bimpicty singular feature ellie.
itng the high commendation If all practical men, The
erea merit is 10 planting hills aud checking the field
so as to cultivate the ground both ways The description
given in Hartley Co.'s advertisements though It looks
tie romantic is strictly true the letter. and our esti
mate Of this valuable invention may determined from
The TACT that we have secured the exclusive right of
nfacturering for all Massachusetts and shall commence
at once to do extensive SCALE prepared to meet all
orders n quantities DESIRED the price is moderate and
within the reach Of all who desire to plant cJrnn equi
distant hills both ways In a cheap and rapid manner-of
without any preVouJ marking furrow ng the ground
BLAKE, BARNARD 4 CO.,
Manufacturers Of Prouty Il Mears' Centre Draught
Pows, Merchants' Row, Boston Mass.
Boston, Mass, Feb. 3, 1857
By particular request have examined the Amer-
Dan Corn Planter advertised by Hartley Co. and though
Irue.
he machine is exceeding simple but drops correctly
Inc corn in the hill and marks the situation OF each hill at
The same time Any kind OF rable fertilizer such as
guauO pouderette plaster, ashes fine compost may be
put in simultaneously wish pumpkin seed and d.tribu-
ed al usual distances AL done without cranks cogs
Or gearing Of any kind We don't see how it can get out
OF orderand the corn fertilizer and pumpkin seeds are
MI put in the hills which placed by the machine 10
Dhecks OF squares both ways, equ distant The whole
work is done in the time it takes by the common plan of
Throwing out in direction and this is usually at the
rate of ten acres a day.
WHITE PARKER Il GANNETT,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store BlacE st.
Boston.
JOSEPH BROCK l. SONS,
H. e. Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store North
Ito dt Market street, Boston,