Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-04


A YOUNG ssADY OF NINETEEN
"A whose hair has been gradually turning gray Stree
the age Of thirteen, recently discovered remedy in the
dec con of the leaves Of common garden shrub, that
will permanently restore grey hair to its former color.
Feeling it to be duty towards those who have met iih
similar misfortune she will impart this valuable secret
10 any person enclosing her red postage STAMPS
without urtherview OF gain, other than he satisfaction
Of doing good to the human family. Address Miss ARA
BELLA MORSE, South Boston, Mass. dim III
EjNNDORSEM ENT.-CORN PLA NTER.
AL Weinsert h- following credentials in reference 10
American Corn Planter of Hartley q Co. whose ad-
Eertisenent will ba found in another column 1t is not
necessary to endorse the understanding of the Distinguish
ed houses whose annexed They are known as
extensive agricultural establishments all the United
States Canada and South America and the most unn.
tied confidence may be placed in the statements here Civ
en-, and which friends and the public NAV act
with entire assurance Of complete perfect salts
faction Such endorsements of this valuable implement
establishes its character beyond all possibility of doubt
and opens field of lucrative enterprise that ia not
often presented for acceptance We understand Hartley
20 have leased the ex ensye building occupied,
and assured they substantial iru and trans
act their business upon high toned and honorable priDci
plea-ant with class of machines as these they must
meet with success
To the Editor of the Boston Journal:
In reply to the numerous inquiries in regard to the
American Corn planners, advertised by Hartley 4 Co..
We would remak " that We have given this remarkable
piece of mechluism thorough investigation and in our
opinion and Judgment is the ouly practical machine tor
hill planting vet produced Free from all the mechan
cal devices as set FORTH yet performs the york deserb-
ed and It's exceeding nmpcy is gular feature
ng the high commentator n all practical men. The
great merit is 10 planting bills, checking the Red
to cultivate the ground both ways The description
given in Hartley Co.'s advertisement though it looks
lite romantic is strictly true the letter. our esti
mate OF this valuable invention may be determined from
the fact that we have secured the exclusive right
nfacturerng for all Massachusetts, shall commence
at once to DO so on an extensive sce prepared all
briers in quantities desired the price moderate and
within the reach Ct all who desire TO plant cJrnu eoui
distant hills both ways in cheap ami rapid mauner-of
from ten twenty in day. by one man and horse
without any previous marking urr1w ng the ground
BLAKE, BARNARD & CO.,
hanufae turers of Prouty Il Mears Centre Draupht
Piows, Merchants Row, Boston Mass.
Boston, Mass, Feb. 8, 1857. go
By particular request have examined the Auneri-
oan Corn Planter advertised by Hartley Co and though
their statements look rather strong they are nevertheless
true.
The machine is exceedingly simple, but drops correctly
The in the hill and marks the stuaonoi each hill at
the Game time Any kind OF friable fertilizer such as
guano, p0uderette plaster ashes fine compost NAV be
put in simultaneously with pumpkin SEED aud distr6ut-
Ell dt usual distaDces-an done without cranks eogs
or gearing of any KIM We don't how can get out
Of orderand the fertilizer and pumpkin seeds are
all put in the hills which placed by the machine ia
checks squares both ways, equi distant The whole
urrowng out in direction this usually at the
rate or ten a day.
WHITE, PARKER & GANNETT,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed store Blaze stone st.
JOSEPH BROCK & SONS,
II. =. Agricultural Wareh )ase and geed Store North
tl5 du Market street, Boston.