Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
A REVOLUTION IN FARMING.

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Corn PlaNtcd by Machinery.
4 SUBSTITUTES for the slow and tedious process Of
= planting has long been oesiderstum; bat IN
til the abored efforts OF inventive genius has failed
production, though years and much money have
been spent to accomplish great piece OF mechanism.
Some estimate OF the importance of invention that
will materially facilitate the production Of this staple
formed he fact that in 1855 SEQ 900 900
bushels raised the United States, exceeding in
value all other grams with tue entire cotton crop in adj
dition.
The present universal method planting this great crop
is aer the ground is poughed) by marking GU, the sur
face 81 or 4t-et apart each way ana IN the angles mus
formed a drops or kernels and covers with hoe
expense Of 81 to 81 Is per but failure Of part
and sometimes the Whole crop results from me dhcuy OF
obtaining sufficient force at the proper time In the spring
to secure the planting at TIL most critical period
Practical understand this ereryociero. Numerous
devices machines have been made, but failure has
only resulted plan perfect in respect was certain
fail in another, to render the whole worthless.
No machine until now has been made TO meet the unit
versal demand Of tie farming interests in HILL, chick or
angular IlLnng, to enlble him to cultivate with
plough and horseshoe the crop-both ways between the
rows.
Dri planting 10 abandoned because Of the mpossbTty
Of cultis alton in but one direction.
The long wished Tor machine has been invented and per-
fectel by Young Scotchman aud is the result Of three
years unwearied Efforts paen investigation and the
Pcaton Of scientific and mechanical principles TO accom-
plish desired object.
The device is entirely new simple and beautiful work
ing autouio ay and yet ingeniousy and naturally as
almost . appear the result Of instinct
What Whney's great invention did for cotton this great
invention will do for namely augment the quantity
/ and dim nish cost
Without any Coos, BAND, PULLrEs, CRANEs, SHAFTS,
SPRINGS LEvEss, GEARING Of any kind, with horse,
guided by boy, this machine executes in neat
and perfect the following described WORK, being
/ what is wanted by every farmer
! 1st. Burrows out the ground any required depth.
ID Drops the Gas many kernels desired) in
space OF inches diameter mahemacaliy in the AlLL,
| equ-distaLt, in One-tenth Of a second
3D. Covers the HILLS and presses the earth as you do
| with hoe.
attn Marks actually the position Of each HILL
9TH. Deposits, If wanted guano, poudrette ashes, lime,
plaster other fertilizers, exactly in the BILL.
And 9th Also sticks the pumpkin squash seed the
! HILLS at the usual distances, done by hand.
And this cost Of IS cents acre by single
chine and Ccents per acre by double one1O acres be-
ing planted BY the FIRST and 20 by the ecoud In day,
with no more force than man and horse.
We these statements look aucul to that large,
sereotJ ped iogy class, who about quarter Of
century the Of this progressive age whose
ideas revove in the old slow coach nain but al
such Anticipated gentlemen that word is literal
hed truth obvious clear and distinct to the
most obuse intellect the duest comprehension, besides
beirg demonstrated by actual extensive scale
Here is a magnificent Monopoly Of a great staple Ma
chine Of immense intrinsic value. l. reach the large
productive GLASS; whose interests promoted
In It's acquisition, but N It's application the millions are to
beoest in tie Increased production Of grsn and conse
quenty cheap bread.
In the distribution Of This splendid prize (suct really
@ there is chance for safe investment lucrative
beyond all ordinary calculations 10 Short the truth in this
connection seems almost fabulous.
Sole proprietor, wiling to divide upon cquit
able basis and csr the monopoly ofthis gnHccnt spec
uaton Tor states and Territories upon the following terms
JFoD th5cs efs~ THsRE no DEVIATION, -
Al New England and southeI States nee cents frn
Al other territory, SIX cents per fsrm-excspt Illinois,
Ifrh I 10 Z
sas a nd NEBRASKA, $500, California 1900.
New York state viii be sold to counties to suit parties
who wish 80 invest in limited sums. The census Of the Uai
ted States of1SoO will be the bA Is obstinate.
Terms ofpsyment liberal and accommodating; and to
company who wish to take the entire interest, viii cell
at fair figure We invite the public to examine this sub
iect and will exhibit the machine with pleasure but
specially 10 those interest the material pro
gres OF this inventive age as well as to those who cannot
fail 10 fnt this available medium Of replenishng their
exhausted pocke or augnsntng their already ample re.
sour
Ps-We have made provision for the supply OF all
ders for tchinss at SIS each with fertilizer $40 with
out-reail q OF whoesae) until the Territory from
which such is sold, and when Transferred will
qnitabe discount Ia price Of territory, for
chimes thus delivered Each purchaser OF states cont
the making. selling aud price ia their territory; and not
manufacture for ensuing spring sales, s FUR
nish by COs OOOs at shade advance on cost leaving
margin sufficient satisfy the exaeting cupidty.
Address call corner Of friend and Market streets near
Boston aud Maine Depot.
| BosroS, Mss, Jan. 2O.h, 1851 tbl9-d6t&wlt
CHEEsE.-lOO boIe, W Cheese mild article, for
! \ sale by J. G. ROBERTSON,
febl6 on Broadway.
ORANGEs.-1oO boxes Oranges in enc order, for sale
" b. J. g. ROBERTSON,
febI6 On Broadway
L'REsH CRACKERs.-wine Crackers, Soda Crackers,
Butter Crackers, water Crackers Boson Craeb and
Sugar Crackers made every day fresh ard for sale
J. G. R0BERTs MS Bakery
febl6 And Confectionery, on Broadway.
STILL LIVE.
EREsH sHAD, just received per Adams Express At
TO GARDENERS AND FARMERS.
CAN furnish few thousand Pie Plant Roots. Also,
L seed Irish Potatoes, Cabbsges. &e., at
fe6l6 RUMSEYs.
TO TIE CITIZENS OF EDGEFIELD.
WILL deliver free any part Of Eigsasl' family sup
r!Dis ? '''''- 500 D. g. RU,isEY.
CINCINNATI VALENTINES.
no YOUR OWN TALKNG.-A superior loi % Reef
u Tongues az Qsb;O RUdsEls.
Notice.
rs AVE thisdaY sod my ire Business Of FIueral
Undertaking. Furniture Ma1ufactory &c, 20 Msssrs K
y. ShAtF4B a. q. DORIS. The business vii be cor
rief heretofore by r. CoESuus Agent for hessfs-
sHAFfkR a co. Hoping that my iofmer caslomcrs NAY
pstouEs ih-m Literally AMI b-ieying they vii render
10 ~ SIS s--a '''--1' MocOABs.
LAWN pnrchassd the Furniture and PInsrai Uadsrak-
II INK E.tAbishmenI Of }. W McComss vii IN future
re carried on unier The name q
SHAFFEF Go 90.
MN. b CO1EELIUs, holds oar power Of Attorney % d.
Rw SHAVER.
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