Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-16
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A. II. ADAMs,
f13 d6wtf ia State street, Boston.

ENDORSEMENT PLANTER
H We insert the following credentials in reference 10
tie American Corn Planter Of Hartley Co., whose ad
Vertsement will ba found in another column. 1t is not
necessary to endorse the high standing Of the distinguish
ed houses whose names annexed They known as
extensive agricultural establishments all over the United
States Canada and South America, and the most unm.
tied confidence may be placed in the statements here Civ
en- 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 Doubt
and opens field Of lucrative enterprise that is not
often presented fer acceptance We understand Hartley
20 have leased the extensive building occupied,
and are assured they substantial firm, and trans
act their business upon high toned and honorable prnci
ples-and with class of machines these they must
meet with success
To the Editor of the Boston Journal:
In reply to the inquiries in regard to the
American Corn Planters, advertised by Hartley 4 Co.
we would remark that we have given this remarkable
piece of mechanism thorough investigation and in our
opinion and judgment is the only practical machine
HILL planting yet produced. Free from all the mechan
ical devices set FORTH it yet performs the work describ
ed and its exceeding Rimpcity singular feature elic
iting the high commendaton If all practical men, The
great merit is in planting hills, and checking the Geld
as to cultivate the ground both ways The description
given in Hartley Co.'s advertiser ent, though it looks
quite romantic is strictly the letter. our esti
mate Of this valuable invention may be determined from
the fact that we have secured the exclusive right Of
ufacturerDg for all Massachusetts, and shall commence
at once to do so on an extensive SCALE prepared to meet all
orders in quantities desired the price is moderate and
distant hills both ways in cheap and rapid mannerof
from ten to twenty in day, by and horse,
without any previous marking furr0wing the ground
BLAKE, BARNARD h CO.,
Manufacturers Of Prouty Il Mears' Centre Draught
Plows, Merchants Row, Boston Mass.
Boston, Mass, Feb. 3, 1857.
By particular request we have examinined the Ameri-
can Corn Planter, advertised by Hartley Co and though
their statements look rather strong they nevertheless
true
The machine is exceedingly simple, but drops correctly
the corn in the hill and marks the situation OF each hill at
the same time ANY kind Of friabe fertilizer such as
guano Pouderette plaster ashes fine compost may be
put in simultaneously with pumpkin seed and disrbut-
ed at usual distances AL done without cranks cogs
or gearing of any kini We don't how it get out
OF order-and the eI tlizer and pumpkin seeds
all put in the hills which placed by the machine in
checks squares both ways, equ distant The whole
work is done in the time it takes by the plan of
urrowng out in direction and this is usually at the
rate of ten acres day.
WHITE, PARKER h GANNETT,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed store Black stone st.,
Boston.
JOSEPH BRECK h SONS,
N t. Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store North
f13 diff Market street, Boston.