The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-07

| sawed lO0 w
Extra lengths Of carriage 25 feet, so feet
| ways, rs 90
| Bench for sharpeping rails with saw shaft, SO 90
| Fixtures for cutting wood SO 90
| Six pairs extra head blocks, $50 w
| Post mortisng machine 60 90
| Upright roller, for long plank 10 w
| Bands, 100 90
| Elevator with cans on buckets 100 90
Windlass, with chains and fixtures, It's 90
| Extra saws 1873 90
! Gross amount, $1,000
| PAGES CORN AND COB CUTTING MACHINE
| price $65.
| (This machine, with 2 horse power, will crush
200 bushels day, with ease-with horse power
| il will double that amount.)
| PAGES TIMBER wHEELs-$l25
With these wheels, a boy or lad can load the hea-
| West timber
| PAGES SMALL SAVING AND PLANNING MACHINE
price $50
PAGES LARGEST SIZED HORSE POWER, with cast
| pullies for regulating speed-a machine of
great power, simplicity strength and durability
| price, 5000 90
| No. 2 horse power, $50 90
| No. 3 do. do. l25 90
These small powers, but like the above, made
with due regard to strength and durability
| will warrant either of the above powers for 10
years at 50 cents year, or for the last, including
| a thresher for horses, SITS 90
| Upon the above horse powers, have recently
devoted much time and expense in improving them,
and think can, in modesty, say, they are unsur-
passed by any others in the world so far power,
strength and lasting qualities are concened)
| PAGES NEW PORTABLE THRAsHING AND CLEANING
MACHINE, 1925
(The machine is one of intrinsic Importance to the
| farmer. 1t has attached to it, a Fan, Rake, and
Separator besides thrashng out the grain enables it
to perform the operation of tanning and cleaning it,
at and the time With four.horse power,
it will with ease, get out 300 bushels day. which it
leaves as clean as any grain is when passed through
| the fan the first time)
| PAGES THREsHING MACHINE-prce $75
Wih four horses (hough ii may be tcorked pih t,co)
it will thresh $40 bushels day. 1t does its work
well, and gets all the grain out.
PAGES IMPROVED SEED AND CORN PLANTER
| price $25.
This little machine is worth its weight in gold 1t
particularly adapted to planting corn and rice and
to the drilling of beets parsnps carrots turnps and
indeed almost all other seeds 1t makes the furrow,
drops the seed and and rolls at the same time
will drop the seed al any desired distance, and per-
form ten acres Of good work per day.
PAGES PORTABLE TOBACCO PREss-$135.
This is machine that every tobacco planter should
have 1t will pack from l. TO 1900 lbs. of tobacco
into hogshead does its work rapidly and well. II
| has been greatly improved; by elastic wrought
| iron screw, lnc driven Out oil one TUB DIV
a single operation, that there is no changing Of
| shores, and much time thereby saved. The press is
strong and will last.
have it in contemplation to make an improved
press, calculated well for pressing tobacco hay!
pied to make the latter into round or square
bales, as may suit best. The additional expense of
the machine with such power, will be from 500 to
Sl5O My press is no infringement of others rights.
PAGES PORTABLE GRIsT MILL.
Price, with o. feet Cologne stones, Sl25 bolt sos
with feet Cologne stones, the price Sl75-bolt to
suit, S25.
The Corn Cracker and Grst Mill can be so ar
ranged as that the same power will propel both.
PAGES MoRTIorNG MAoHINE-price $25.
| The value of this machine to carpenters and all
| other workers in wood, is incalculabe. It performs
its work with mathematical nicely, and does much
as 80 men in the old way
| PAGES LARGE MoRTICING MACHINE-price $3.50.
This is permanent machine, and intended for
large establishments. Attached to this is Boring
machine and carriage, which latter regulates the feed
for large and heavy timber 1t will perform the work
of 30 men, and may 1t not be called labor saveri
AUGuR FOR BORING PORT HoLEs-prce Sc.
This will do three ines as much labor as can be
done in the old way. This machinery, by extension,
may be made to excavate drains or dig wells.
/ PAGES TENoNING MAcHINE-price $780,
| lnls machine 10 carpenters, CaDDet makers, and
| all others largely engaged in wood work, would be
of great value-as well as to railroad companies-as
performs the work of 90 men. To give an idea of
its rapid performance let suffice to state that it has
cut 65 dozen inch lemons in an hour with malh-
ematical precision not attained by the hand
PAGES CYLINDRICAL CORN sHELLER.
price, when to be worked by horsepower $40
/ by hard, $3.50
This machine W II shell as fast as it can be fed
When worked by horsepower, it will shell from 3 to
1000 bushels day.
PAGES LARGE BORING AND MoRTIcING MACHINE
price $50
1t possesses strength, power, and can be recon-
mended for its usefulness.
PAGES VERTICAL SAW
| (For scroll and all crooked work.
This machine is without its equal. 1t does its
work with exactness and nicely, and do as much
| as 20 workmen in the old way. Several of the rail-
ways, also the National Arsenal at Washington, ID c.
have them in operatlon each OF which establishment
praise them highly.
| PAGES WIND MrLLs-NovEL AND GOOD
This invention has been elaborated upon entirely
new and improved principles and is competent to
bring about new era in water power. These mills
are equally well adapted to the purposes Of grinding
and choppng grain the saving of wood to all requi-
site lengths AS they are to act as hydraulic power,
in the elevation Of water the lines of rail roads,
or on farms Wnere III may be necessary 10 eIe'ae
water from low to high levels, in order to secure
supply for the purpose of the house or barn yard
The value of an invention, so cheap in the produc-
ton of power can be easily appreciated by the far
mer and planter as well as by the directors of rail
roads, sc.
As connected with my Portable Sac Mn will
merely state, that the same power which propes it,
NAV be made to grind -four, crush and cob plane
pianks and lumber bore posts point rails ttnon more
he vertical sa,cs and in ine by udicous arrange
ment and application of various other machines to IT.
il may be made TO act as the motive power to most
Of them, and thus enable its proprietor to economist
his means.
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