Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-26
Boston advertisements.
A REVOLUTION IN FARMING.

substitseflr the slow tedious process OF plant
Ing corn has lng been desderatumi but until the
lab red efforts OF inventive gesus has failed in pro-
ducton though years and much money have been spent
30 accomplish so g'es. piece OF mechanism, -t-
some estimate Of he importance q Invention that
Will y facilitate tie pro uCtiOn Of this sta
pie " b. fornfd hs fet that iBllS55 ne SO0.
300 600 ishels raised in the United es exceed,
ing in value all other grains, with the eutre cotton crop
The present universal method Of painting this great
Prop as (ater the grooni is plnughsd) bv marking
me sprl.ce A or teet apart each way, a1d 10 the
angles IN formed man dr1ps or kernels sud COW
ers with hoe at expense of 81 u 81 rs per acre. but
failure Of part aud sometimes The whole Crop results rom
not obtaining sufficient at the proper time 10 the
GFrtng t. the planting at the critical period
Practical understand this eueryiUbsrs. M.
lnsrous devices machiaes have been made but fail
IRE has only resulted. plan perfect 10 respect
pertain to fail in another as to renter the whole worth
less
NJ machine until now has been made to meet The uni.
Tersa demand Of the farming nterests in HILL cheek,
or angular planting. enable him to eul ivate with
tngh and horse hoe the growing crop, bIth ways be-
tween he -
Drill planting is abandoned because of the impossibity
OF cutvsteiNg hut in direction. 'l1aH HiiH
The long wished tor ulachiue has been invented and
perfected by young Seochman and is 4 result Of three
years unweared Efforts patient investigation and the ap
pieaion Of scientific and mechanical principles
plish desired object. = ID
The device is entirely new simple and beautiful, work
lug automicaly yet ingeniauAy aad naturally as al
mo to appear the result of instinct
What Whituey's great invention did for cotton, this
ity and diminish cost - N-' B.
Nodecripuon could convey clear idea Of its peculiar
ind Simple mechanism.
Wnhout any Goes, BANDS PULLIEs, CsANKs, SHAFTS,
ePRNGs, LEVERS GEARING Of aoy kind, vita horse,
guided by boy this machine in neat
nod pc feet manner the following descr5 work, being
What is wanted by every farmes-- r.-..-..
g 1sa Farrows GU. the ground to any required depth
2 Drops the corn las many kernels as desiredJ in
gpace of inches diameter automatically in Hill
| equ-listant, in one teeth of second t.Ir -s.
81 Covers the HILLS and presses the earth you do
| With hoe q.
An, Marks accurately the position Of each HILL.
9th, Deposits, if wanted, guano Poudrette ashes lime,
plaster, 9th fertilizers exactly in the HILL.
And 9th, Also site s the pumpkin squash seed in
the HILLS at the usual distance, done by hand.
Aud ALL this al ost Of Is cents acre by single
chine. an 10 cents per by double one,l0
being planted By the first and 20 by the srcond
| day. with no more force than and horse ~
We aware these statements looks fsncifu to that
large steruyped old ogy class who arc about quarter
of century the the progressive age aud whose
ideas resolve in the DID, SLOW coach train;
oil spch anquated gentlemen that every word is literal
naked unsdnrned TRUTH obvious clear and distinct
most obtuse Intellect the duest comprehension be.
rides being demonstrated by actual extensive
scale.
Rere is a magnificent Monopoly of great staple Ma
Bhne ot immense intrinsic value It reach the large
product class, whose interests one promot
IN its acquisition but in ITS application tie millions are
10 be oest the iner ased production Of grain and
III distribution this splendid prize (sueh it really
fl there is chance fo ie lnveslment lucrative
beyond all ordinary cacuaons in short the this
correction almost fabulous
Sole proprittors, willing to divide upon equit
Hble basis and OF the monopoly Of this magnificent
npesu alton for and TER upon the folio sing
terms, from lDhich ~ THERE WILL BE no DEyIA-
/ HON
| All New England and Southern States fUe cents per
farm All other territory six cents per farl-eXcept IN
inns, which will be Ten cents per firm; Mime sofa
| Sl000i Kanz S aud Nebraska $500; California $780,
YORK. State viii ne sod in Counties suit parties
who wish invest limited SUNS The census of The
United Stats of 1850 will be the oasis Of estimates
Terms Of payment liberal and accommodate &; ard to
company who wish to take the entire interest will
sell at ai figure. We ingte the pGh c examine this
5uhject, and will exhib the machine with pleasure
but especially these interest In the mater
ri progress Of this inventive age well II those who
Gan OF ia to nd this aVaiiabie medium ofrepensh-
Ing their exhausted pockets, augment their already
pie resources.
s We have made provision for the supply of allor
Hers, for machines SIS each with f-rtiz SIG with
Outretai "a OF wnoltcs ie) until the territory from
which such order comes is sold and when transferred
will make equitable dis price Of territory for
| machines thus delivered. Eacn pur haser of States
trolls ne making, selling and price their territory
and if not ready Tor ensuing spring sale will furnish
BY zoos or l000's at shade advance cost leaving
margin sufficient to satisfy the most exsctirg cupidy
HARTLEY co. %
/ Boston, Mass, Jan. 10th, 1851 dSwti j3s