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GE1II1&? IMPROVED
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mUE Crffrly Plow has been used by the Planters of the South for more than twenty years, during which tim®, It
JL has, after the most thorough trials in the held, obtained
Over 160 Premiums for its very Light Draft, and
Great Adaptability to every Variety of Soil.
Even the lightest loam, the sticky, puttv like hog-wallow lands of Texas, the buckshot soil of Deer Creek, Mis?t*
sippi, and that of the vicinity of Helena, Aik., do not clog, but slip easily over its mouldboard. It now comes be
fore the planter in a
Greatly Improved Form,
ANT) MUCH CHEAPER !
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The improved Plow Mr. Crinly designates as
Brinly’s Universal,
Because of its adaptation to all soils and purposes, and being so constructed that by having its several attachments,
he planter, in three minutes, can convert the turning, fallow, or bedding plow into a first-rate one-horse cultivating
plow, a sweep or a scraper; thus making three or four first-rate implements of one, at a trifling additional cost.
1 In the event of any part breaking or wearing out, the same part can be duplicated at a small cost, the same as a
cast plow. Its great simplicity enables the most ordinary smith to repair it.
To appreciate properly this wonderful, durable and cheap plow, it must be seen and used.
This season, as in the past, it will be impossible to supply the entire demand for the Brinly Plow, hence those who
esvre them will do well to call as early as convenient on us, or on our agents in all important towns. .
CHILD, S , NI CK KRS 0 N & CO., A THENB , GA . ,
\VM. R . MURPH EF, BARNES VIL LE, GA ~
Arc our Agents, where the plow can be seen, and parties «san enter their orders.
We will also accept orders for the Brinly Cast
Iron Plow, which we warrant the very bestinuse.
BRINLY, DOBGH & HARDY,
MANUFACTURERS,
N0.130 k 132 EAST MAIN, BETWEEN FLOYD AND PRESTON STS.,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
to the Editors of the Southern Cultivator *•
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