New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-19
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and so quite agreeable, but the indications OF 3
gathering storm have sensibly thinned the attend
ance on the air, though thousands are s'ih here
M FILLMORE came IN from Buffalo this morning
with his lady, and was warmly greeted oy i''7
friends comprising all the Wings and many others.
Mrs Z. had previously contributed penn
specimen Of needle work he. c"'nl 10 Tue Lanes
Department Of the Exhibition. Messrs NAS 2U-
eyx P BLAZE Ex-Gov. THRooP &c We're not
nm the ground today. so far as / observed thoegh
.te might have been. Among the friends gathered
here from distance ! have been glad TO reFfos-
aize ex Senator a. 2. DICKINSON OF Steuben, l. T
A.LEs Of Buffalo, DR. LEE Of the Genesee Fa'm.
err. GEO Dawson OF the Rochester Demccra ar. 30!
IL B. Mort OF Albany. dc &c. also the Editcf OF
the PIPER Canada Cuitivator. The number OF rs
iters from distance however is less than az scane
former T airs and have been surprised 20 my 80
few mere from New Yorz, or even from the h & er
Counties l think not less than Sixty IhousHpa
have visited the Fair beside citizens OF Auburn fd
probably eleven.tweifths ofthem I've within rf4i
us of one hundred miles from this place
Leaving the Cattle, Hogs. Sheep &c. 20 rufHn
ate a, leisure, have 10 day devoted most a'tfn-
ton to the display OF Agricultural implements ind
Domestic Manufactures the former especially-ll /
wish 70 speak OF some of these for it seems thar
they mast interest all uho earn bread. and ootkdt
70 interest all who eat it. OF SOWING MACHINES
there are two or three here. | examined most
carefully that the Patent Broadcast Of ?. Ssy-
mour, East Bloomfield Ontario Co patented last
wear 1t sows breadth Of ten feet as fast as a
horse can draw light two wheeled box contain
ing the seed, surnounted by spring box on winch
sits at ease in chair the only operator who s. a
touch Of the hand throws the machine out oil gear
and so stops the sowing whie the vehicle IS still IN
motion This machine is readily gnaged and al
tered at pleasure to Sow any thing. from beans or
peas TO mustard or plaster and is said to SOW thr
ty acres per day Of tolerably smooth ground with
ease more evenly and economically than 1t car. be
sown b. hand. There is rival machine by jones
Il Smith Connecticut men, think, which niay
be quite as good as the above. lmake no compari-
sons and pass no judgments. The cost of these
machines is from $50 to 500. Every graingrow-
ing neighborhood should have one.
or CoRs OR SEED PLAHTERs, l saw two at
least that seemed admirable One is l.. Pratt S
Patent by a. NJ BADGER. Rochester. 1t is readily
set 10 the size of the seed to be planted when it
makes drill, drops the required number Of seeds,
and covers them as fast as a man can walk The
labor is little more than that OF wheeling an empty
barrow Another OF which Ihave mislaid my notes,
is drawn by horse, and plants trO rows as fast
as he can walk, making drills. dropping the seed,
covering it and rolling the ground thoroughly at one
operation
The REAPIso MAcHISE of c. H. Mccormick, Vir-
GINA made at Brockport, N Y is said to be good
for fifteen to twenty acres per day, and has done
twenty-five, requiring two horses, boy to ride
and man to sit and rake off the grain as fast as
delivered straight on the floor OF the machine. This
costs $780, if | remember, and is said to save the
grain | like it 1t requires pretty smooth ground
OfHAY and STRAW CUTTERS, there are not less
half n dozen. generally OF recent invention. Sew
eral of them are great improvements on any bad
before seen. One Of them lSantords Patent, H. A.
Chase, SYRACUSE cuts between two cylinders Of
rapidly revolving knives, and does its work very
fast crushing as well cutting the straw. stalks,
&c &c The exhibitor assured me that the saving
of fodder by this machine was not less than forty
per cent and that cattle would eat the butts of
cornstalks thus cut and mashed, in preference to
the tops and leaves. Jcssups StrawCutter, hav
inc single blade inclined at all angle with the
cutting board works easier and admirably. but
does not cut so fast. Richs is another good one,
which have not space TO describe, and there are
several more With the best of these Cutters,
whichever that may bel am sure One Million OF
Dollars per annum might be saved by the farmers
of this State, and at least Five Millions by those OF
the whole Union Shall not this saving be made
Pitts's Horse Power, and ono or two others are
said To be great improvements so OF lde's Patent
Wheel Cutivator Buel X Nichols Threshng.
Powcr,' with other Threshinc, Winnowing, Har
rowing Corn Smelling. und Flowing implements.
must hurry past them. Any good farmer who is
able to buy such implements as he needs will have
saved time and made money by coming to the
State Fair merely To study these inventions
Home Manufactures
rejoice 10 see that the Manufactures even of
costly and sumptuous wares. are steadily difimsing
themselves inland and w estward. Rochester bears
the palm here in Agricultural Implements. though
l noticed some very fine steel Pitchtorks Hoes &c
from Brasher Falls, in the woods of cold st Law
rence There are lautlcss cases of Silver Ware
here from not less than three Syracuse manufacto
lles-- w llIhrt IldNlNN r Il w MhHct =, ana II
K. Norton's think the latter has fine Gold Pens
here, have Benedict X Barney, and another
Syracuse Arm. Mr.. Fish of Utica has also superb
Silver Ware. understand that Benedict l. Bar
ney make some 500 Gold Pens weekly and find
ready sale for them, Think OF that for village
winch was mainly stumpy swamp when / first
saw it, just twenty Years ago.
OF STOVES, there are dozen new nov elites
Troy showing the most, as usual but Syracuse has
several good kinds, among which l reckon Buck 5
Cooking, made BY jackson Il Phelps Staneys
Psrlor, Geer X Bosworth's Alright Cook Stove.
and Anthony Dsvy n Co.'S. ditto are among the
Tuys that l remember Auburn snd Rochester
have also good Stoves here,
OF CUTLERY. | observed but two cases-frvm
Holly y Merwin, Salisbury, CT and Ibbotson Il
Hcrner, New York. No better poke, knives ever
came trom England than these firms make and 40
cheaper Of their quality, l learn with pleasure
'hstthey hope to hold their own in the market in
spite OF all foreign competition,
wish could speak of the specimens OF Needle