Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05
Bostn advertisements.

EVNDOSE MENT.-CORS PLANTER.
IA Weinrt th= following credentials in reference 10
tie Americ Corn Planter Of Hartley & Co. whose ad-
EertigeDentil ha found ia another column Il is not
necessary tndorse the high standing Of the disn guish
ed houses Nse names are anDexed They are known as
extensive acultural establishments all over the United
States Cana and south America and the most uplu1.
tied confdee may be placed ia the statements here Civ
en-, aDd 0rRhch friends and the public m Nv act
with entirtassurance OF complete and perfect sas-
faction s1 endorsements of this valuable implement
establishes character beyond all possibility Of do1bt
aud opens Anew field OF lucrative enterprise that is moi
often preseId for acceptance We under t4nd Hartley
& Co have4ssd the extensive building now occupied
AMI are assed they are n substantial firm and trans
act their brues upon high toned and honorable princl
ples-anG yh class OF ma;hiues these they must
meet with cess
To the Ed,r Of he Boston Journal.
Ia reply the numerous inquiries in regard IN tbe
American On Planters, advertised by Hartley Co.
We woud marx that We hive given this remark able
piece Of ma 'nism thorough investigation, and ia our
opinion anutgment it is tue oCy practical machine t1r
HILL plantg yet produced. Free from all the mechan
ca devicess set FORTH it vet performs the work descrb
ed ard its seeding simplicity is Singular feature ellie.
itihg the hi commentator If all practical men. The
great merits in planting hills, and checking the sd
30 as to cuate the ground both ways The desrrp IN
given in haley Il Co.'s advertisement though it ook
lie romac is strictly true the letter and cur est
mate of Invaluable invention be determined from
the fact thwe have secured the exclusive right of m
ufactureripaor all Massachusetts and shall commence
at once extensive scale prepared to m ct all
Jr1ers IN qlDtitlfS uFslftl iHr mndeTa.e
within the nch Of Hll who desire plant cJrnin equi
distant hlls0h ways in cheap ami rapid manner-of
from ten Yenty acres in day, by one man and horse
without aBpreyiou5 marking or furrow ng the ground
BLAKE, BARNARD n CO.,
Manufa tusTs Of Prouty d Mears' Centre Draug6t
Plows, Merchants Row, Boston Mass.
Boston, ass, Feb. 3, 1851.
By partiilar request we have examined the Ameri-
san Corn Rnter, advertised by Hartley Co and though
their saternts look rather srong they nevertheless
true.
%he macne is exceedingly simple, but drops correctly
The corn ufe hill marks the situation OF each hill at
The same tie Any kind Of friahle fertilizer such as
guano poutree, plaster, ashes, fine compost may be
put simultaneously with pumpkin seeG, and distribute
FL d usuaiistauces AL done without cranks, cogs
or gearing oany kni We don't how it can get ous
VI orderad the corn, fertilizer and pumpkin seeds are
all put in thihs which placed by the machine ia
cherks slares both ways, equi distant The whole
work ia donen the time ttakes by the common plan Of
Throwing oun direction, and this is usually at the
rate Of ten ACES day.
WHITE, PARKER h GANNETT
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed store BacE stone St.
boston,
JOSEPH BRECK SONS,
H. r. Agricultural Warh3ase and Seed Store, NORTH
f13 DIFF Market s'reef. R7ston