The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-20
e2s"Children's Clothing at first cost. at
the Eagle Clothing Store, lis Main street.
A Southern Need-A Southern Sue


On Saturday afternoon, in our city jot-
tings, we looked into the extensive estab-
lishment of Messrs. Bomberger Wight &
Walker, manufacturers of Agricultural
Implements They certainly are at the head
of an Institution. The variety of machines
which they turn out; the superiority OF
their workmanship, and the celebrity won,
tinguish the concern.
What especially attracted our attention
was COTToN PLANTER. While it is novel,
it is decidedly simple and we are advised
that as it has been thoroughly tested, and
bean approved by the most practical and
experienced men, the firm are prepared TO
construct and send them forth on an ex-
tensive scale. Their demand, unquestipn-
ably, win be great.
We have seen several cotton planting
machines, that were failures; and we have
heard of Others that were alike mistakes.
This one is certainly n succeSs--so pro-
nounced by those who are good Judges of
the essential wants, long delayed, In this
line, of the cotton growing interests OF
our Southern neighbors. So it impressed
us, after close scrutiny OF its working.
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Planter and CultiUator." Not only this /;
it Is so simple in construction. and withal
possessing the power, that IL may be used
as well in the rice-field, the sugar-field or
the corn-field, and is adapted TO any ground
which the ordinary plough can work and,
without the least trouble in but few min
utes, may be changed from Planter to a
CultiUdtOr.
1t is light and symmetrical machine.
mother nliD1fal or
driver is elevated on Il sulky seat. and is so
fixed that he guides with his feet the ma
chine, his hands doing only the manage
ment OF the team. 1t drills the seed with
precision; never chokeS, regulates the
depth of the furrow, whatever the nature
of the ground, and drops and covers the
seed with equal precision, performing It's
work with rapidly.
Arranged with gang of four plows.
which throw together four furrows, pre-
pairing the cotton bed for the seed, thus
saving the labor of three men aud three
horses IL is then, with but little delay.
changeu 10 planter, by the removal of the
ploWs ana supplying In their place the
seeulhg apparatus. This marks out the
ground, deposits the seed, and covers it
one row at time. Ii drills the seed In any
desired quantity, and deposits il at any de-
sired depth from one inch TO six, without
deviation.
isltAlhS hnlsheu3 THIS aDDarattls ia
changed, and the machine, with equal faeil-
ity, Is made caltiUdtor; by attnching two
cultivators, which throw the earth 10 or
from the row of plants, as desired, nnd an
ishing row at a time.
When it is considered that one man. with
two horses, will prepare ten acres OF ground
and plant or cultivate 1t, its great adyanta-
ges may readily be appreciated. The Plan
ters great need has been supplied.
gB Parents should call at IL. Schwarz'
and secure good bargains In Children's
Clothing, lis Main street. three doors south
of the Market House. r.r.r .
BEsT's FLTERs-PRIcR REDUCED.--In Or
der 10 accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to Sl6. This Will place them In the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one jyl2dtf