The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-06
IN IMPROrED PLOTGH FOR III T.
C1EDEN IND RICE Field.

The Introduction OF improved impleme MS
into the South is rs imp'i'lanl IN eielhenl IN
developing Southern resources as WOhlo pc
the syslrmatizing oI onr mlsera6ly uemOIal-
lied Labor The scarcely and incfiiciencH OF
labor httones less ptrr"plible a3 improved
TOOLS are substituted Tor mll*cie.
Col. il. Wyatt Aiken. in the April Number ol
The Rural Carolinian, says: I'VE have seen no
better instrument or this description than the
Garden plough manufactured by Mc:;;;lf'. MAJ
shall & Horl, Of Addison. Ohio. IT, Is Il llght
h-sl0ck with Z fiat DeaLi, tW0 ana nan
iept long In this beam is an eighteen men
SLOT: in this slot works Z light wheci, thriy
inches in diameter. having lis axle al the p0illl
Of the beam The front end ol the pioil@ll-lIall-
dies is rs near The axle OF the wheel i" !'oSHl-
bic The point nl the plough shovel resting On
the surface Of the ground. tie beam OF the
rl0i!gh is about level. The ponghmaI, Apply
iEw sufficient force TO sink the "uoFr! INTO Inc
Ground. cay three inches. proper" Tue l't"''s'
with the same ease a.; il he 500! III RON I "i
the pInn9h aid llsad lever lll'eeh ilIrnrH iGii&
to drar LIs. lllnnGh atlar liihi' the le'el "''15
tk-.-r1IllS rI ;h" wheel
Thi:; n!On@h needs no horse 10 draw II, hnl
s easily worked BY hand. by lis use on"
man or boy will. in one day. do nor" WORK
and in L better lnann,.r than five men can do
with The hoe. This pIollIh is staple IN Strnc-
lllre and is sold Al q price within thr reach Oh
every one CllitiYatinS only an ordinary kitclcn
garden. It is a rice planter endorsed by
every practical gardner and farmer who has
tested it; has been awarded the first premium
at every fair. State or county. where eXllblfed.
Colonel c. c. LangIion, agricultural editor Of
the Mobile Register, says: The saving OF
labor. in these times. is with us most lmpor-
tant consideration. and we really think thai 10
this end this plough ia 4 good thing, deseryn"
4 place in every garden, rice and cotton field
in The South
Dr. J. Crasin, al influential hhIticrltnrist, in
a communication 10 the Mobile Tribune, SAYS:
..It is simple as 4 ThcelbarroN. and Il child
may propcl it, It only requires an eEamina-
lion to be approved; anil once tested, ii will
be considered an Indispensable article for the
.rarien or the 1irm. rice anl cotton held
We would not say so mich about this plough
in this place, but from the fact that If las lately
caused a great sensation in Charleston, where
il was on exhibition. 1t was then declared
By numerous experienced and successful rice
planters to be destined to work complete
revolution in the culture OF rice. as ii would
enable the planters TO dispense with at least
one-haI tie. number OF mules now required
Mr.. P P. T0ae. OF that city, has bought the
patent right for South Carolina and Florida,
and will proceed at once TO manufacture the
plourhs. and expects TO be able TO supply OF
ders in about TWO months. So great was the
satisfaction OF the rice planters with the trials
which they witnessed, that Mr.. Toale already
has orders f1I nearly one hundred plonghs.
Its scarcely necessary 10 add that Mr.
Ioale is the enterprising manufacturer OF