The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18 00:00:00

NoV CIMINO AID I NPR(IO

AltIl•ACT1110 STILL Amtmett the novelties which
attracted att.nti .0 was a very simple hut fureeioul
new stile, specially applieshle for railsra cresaings.
public footp•ths, parks, anti pleasure croon& IV • the
invention of Me. CL Thrine. f Hornhlotton.ftemernet. It
• • seloteting solistitnte fo. footpath gates anti stile. of
all sorts, and though an ff ctosi bander against stock
of nil kinds, is yet so es•ily worked that • child sould
'men it. It 11011.1.1 the following advantages t—ft
ht. no fattening, is light and easy to open, and lessee a
ningr pars-age when open ; eannot be left open ;in so
simple in its •,r•nretnent, that it cannot he put out of
onto,; na4 in lower it prie, than any before off-end.
Price. with o.k pesos and rails and •Pronaht•iroil
nnontings, it.. Manufactured hy Trish and Son,
Rsth.

TiQUID Mavai Olt WATItlt C %Ir.—Th. Beverley
Free and Waggon Company eal,ihised a neeful water
oirt, adapted to ogreat many different purposes and
aver, guitiojuiflon of liquid fulouiinir. It hso been
..rarded several med tub,• the Royal aitti other simeolle,
Re • eintple arrangement the drivei mos easily regulate
the Row of liquid ea he wall, by the side of the bora..
The •Pro.d board eon be mijnated to suit the level of
the land No so to memo an even flow on hill aides, er it
mu ha taken out 'nil a trough With 4 d sill' lobe.
.o.lmilitutiul. lilt. considered deeiralde to water rows of
otnitel, ttltitiP4l. ke.. .

1111;;Oiell BARTZ CL.11.111 —These were exhibited and
ottreeterl g-toist intereet, the method being shown in
.00mple peached wnrking.
llottei —Messrs. KendelL of Cashmoor,
exhibited a I orge and cheap portable shepherd's house.
which we• womb admired. fl. elde• and roof are of
norrngated loon on • stout rook free,, fitted with 40,0.
ventilator, window. Ste. Pries 1.12 10s. In the summer
.t een be used to store away nom oaks, kit.
PTIAM COLTIT AT..R. —Mr. Higgins of Wank wand,
hawed Ihrnagh Messrs Tanker, of Andover, • resehine
for .oltiestin., and h•re.owing, and sowing at the same
time, which, drawn to and fro by wire rope from • drum
setuated by • stationed steam engine, presents all oh*
viventotores ',Web art is over likely to over to the
farmer of a el•yey snit in wet weether.
TCRIYWRICST PU)o.lfl.—Mroars. lisnsromes and Sims in
their large variety of ploughs exhibited a simple end
iageniou• enntrivsnee. pftteolf., of the turn.
wrest pinogh. By the movement of • lever in turning
stand's end the shsre is turned over, nee breast being
thereby pot in its peeper poodskm for nor*, while the
other Is raised End earrW clear on the land side.

PLOOtift AND COLTIVATOR.—IIIevers. Howard showed
their plough and enltiestor at work, driven by Clayton
and Shutthearth's engine, end furniiihed with •Il the
device,' for nein, time at the headlands to iehleh Mr.
Itoletrole referred the other day at the rooms of the
A irrieultnral Reciety.
KNAPP'S ACHINIIS.—Tbere WTI a number cf novel-
ties in the ripping mashines inhibited by Mr. Horsey,
Mtwara Horn-by. and Mews. Turner and Pardon. In
the last the eissill•tiag knife is actuated, not by a °Pink
Ant he • cam—the prineiple (a faulty one on the score
of friction) being mesh the same as that exhibited some
vein ago in Wray's reinistand the Eagle mower. There
is here also • boilsontil revolving rake, coming round
ones in shout every 6 feet. and preening the contents
of the platform lie • sbeef on the nubble.
Raggrivii Vionisby's 'heal raking
pipe is extremely clever and • &cave, sod lis is
Moans. &permit's "M'Cormiok" cif the same alma
(sheeting machine) that the chief improvements erbieh
thew hove made appear.
Cots liCittENS.— Mow% Ransomed' and Rims ex-
hibited Porser's patent metres ; • new mochine for
messing and sersrating sore into as many as six
different divisions. The corn popes along perforste I
sine plates, upon which revolves numher of aelfssting
India robber rollers. The pride is MI.
ROPY'S PAvENV (loin Scans. Ise likewise been
rroently improved, by which the wire bed or screen may
he removed and repladied by • sifter of any gauge or
perfornption. Thy price I. El 2 12..
Rick VIDMLATOIL—Meeers. Garrett and Soto have
eotneed to practice a 'spitei idea, by Mr. E. Lywood,
M•cidington (formerly of Mrldleweek). and brought
out a cheap riek-Yentilstor of simple ciestruction. A
lobe three inches in diameter, perforated about two-
thir '• its length, I. driven into the rick, affording
tie means of ascertaining its temperature by means
of the thermometer. If too hot • vertical iheet.iroo
funnel is affixed to the neck of the tulle, whisk acts see
ehininey in removing the ...instil...us heat from the
Interior. The price is only El lls 61.
New Hones RAILS —Mortars Howell brought out
for the lint time • new horse robe, deeigned to one
mount) labour. Tins teeth ore acted on by • powerful
spring, which draws the lifting bar three inches from
th« t.eth while at work, therehy giving them greater
freedom to adjas. themPlyea to uneven ground, and
the acme spring &semen serviceable in permitting the
attendant to raise the teeth so easily that the smal'edt
lad can work the Pike.
Onateell POSTAIBUI RalLWAT.—This although not
nheolutely new, ise never heel, fetid, Wood practioely
Into (hie pert of the country. Some of the leadi ug
formers of the Weal/ diatriet speak eery highly of it
f serving iinng, roots, over wet and heavy land.
GI. mixe, wells l•sted for road making and carting earth.
It snowiero that anything can be moved easily and with
greet °honornes. he annual hibeur WAIN the softest and
owlet &beaky ground he this promos.
PoSoeuili SaLe-• ojawraeo Nogygg,—lgesers
of siiliidiory, displayed • speeimen of • new implement
not yet fully oat. It can easily he adjusted to suit asp
lab oarer's height or mode of wotking, and will coat no
more them an ordieary seethe.
PATIDIT FIRS B•Ite. r. Parsons, of the Parrot
Worms, •ahibited some eriononsieal lire ban for adop-
tion to fanners, for oonsumine the greater portion of
the smoke is bunting, and saving from 15 to 30 per sent.
silk. fuel.
Clllll4l.—The interest is the stops-
pherie churn was quite as greet ea last year. and the
spectacle which any of the amerubled multitude weld
wiles". of new milk churned to beige, in pm minute.,
was celeuldtted to promote is.. .

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Um/ Netl —Heservi. Hirst and Sews displayed
C flexible erlfwaleMind priteiql*, by whielt the
cutters ere free to rim and fail with all inequalities el
ground, mad the pettish., handles am be raised or Iwwwed
by the workmen wi•bout 11,0 f pang or effecting the
height el the csaer. ; •nd the row-bine, by • blight
movement, min almost instantly be eciaverbid iato a
Her,

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CIRCULAR RARGlL—Mssers. Wilkes and Son's beauti-
ful specimen, itted up with a Are in the tent. was
inyuistibl.. in euforsiug attention. Th. trig...viler sh.pe
pieces the lire in front, and ellowas itompeet and onn-
itemised arrenesment of O.IDM. It appears to be very
ecoootnieal in consumption of feel, will beat a aistere
eseteleing 100 gallons at the top of the house, besides
sifording teeny other atlvitataess.
MINOPLiseIeXIS.

The exhibition ere;e7d-na—Kid-s—y. During the we.k
many of the membem of the society rioted the remains
of Old Serum, • short distance from Salisbury. On
Wwineerl.y • party drove to Stonehenge.
Tbe pollee arreesprinents Were 0.1011110121, and not •
mine@ ease of theft has been flreortril.
The remotion given to the society has highly griddled
the Ceased mid the leading members.
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