JewetCs Patent Cary Plough.
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TIME subscriber would inform h,s friends and
i customers that he has now on hand large
supply of the above justly celebrated ploughs, OF
this years mahbfactnre, and is therefore pre-
pared to fiji all orders at the shortest notice.


Within the past year | haze added some val
ua5ie improvements to said plough. The meuld-
board isl ~ inches higher, aud is fastened 70
the standard with bolts and screws. instead Of
rvets as formerly. II can therefore be easily
taken off for repairs any other purpose. ut
pleasure. The standard is also inches higher,
and cast with the same circle rs the moudboar rd
until it enters the beam. This prevents all possi-
bilty OF its choking. in the most foul ground.
The heel of the landslide is also csst with chill.
whicl, will prevent its wearing so fast. thereby
causing the plough to run less steady than when
new.


To those who have used these pgoughs. land
there are thousands of the best farmers in Mis-.
souri, and Illinois who have. D not one word as to
their performance need be said. To those who
have not tested their superiority over all other
kinds now muse with US, and their perfect adj
aptation to our light, loamy soil, will say that
you would promote your interests by giving them
a trial. You will find them TO work easy for your
team, to do the work with great expedition and
to do it well. The moaldboard being made of
wrought iron, of peculiar shape. sDd the entire
shear Of steel, they bright in all soils. which
is the great desideratum in ploagh for this sec


HUDSON +. BRIDGE, as'


Successor to Bridge & Hale.


mar as JOHN g. FocTE, Agent