Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-18

that the invitation of numerous gentlemen he is preparing
to model equestrian statue Of the Father of his Country
after drawings from bis pencil which greatly admired By
all who have them. he may undertake this noble
enerPse. in the belief that be will produce work worthy
Of the Patrio, proposes honor which will the
time secure for him (he artis) well deserved fame
A. B. HUTCHINSON, ITO Broadway, New York, exhibits
Osranders quartz crusher, which, with .wohorse power,
will crush ton Of granite per diem 1t is put in in Jumps
not larger than mans 6st and out powdered,
meal or -four falls from the MILL It's main points its great
simplicity and freedom from liability get out Of order
designed after the piocpe Of what is known in mechanics
o the "baand-socket joint The stone finding its way in
on The Assphere ball. by the teeth ridge Of which and
those Of the socke it is reduced to powder The half
sphere "ball" works with concentric motion, having
three separate and independent notions wethat Of
the shaft the gng motion, and that Of the sphere ITSELF
This quartz crusher in favor evidently with the SCI
esc well the practical daily cricizing and
pairing all the many machines to accomplish is purpose
bsng exhibited. Mr. Hutchinson also shows admirable
pot and grain mills constructed the pridcpes the
~ " eindns Dob and sll. great demand has already
sprung up os fhesa last articles requiring heavier supplies
than can be furnished at present.
d. R. BARroS, manufacturer Of saws planes edge TOOLS
and agricultural implements and mechanics tools generally,
exhibits three Of his goods which much admired
indeed than any other similar goods in the fair
His specimens remarkable for the quality of their metal
the symmetry Of shape they display, and the substantial and
elegant manner in which they finished up need hardly
write that they unsurpassed by the products of any SINH
lar works in the world for Mr. Benjamin p Johnson the
responding secretary of the New York Agricultural Society,"
(who has just returned from the Worlds Fa declares that
he saw nothing in their line in that famous collection
compare with them. Mr. Barton received gold medal
and three other premiums the State Fair Roches
Ter for the specimens being shown here which consist
of perhaps hundred varieties of cutting and boring mpe-
mens particularly struck with the beauty Of his axes
Of various descriptions, and also with his in making
better articles in the way Of mer chses and gouges than
are to obtained here by transatlantic Importation This
delicate branch Of his business had its origin in this country
in his works three years snce when, by sending
Sheffield direct for experienced hands, and paying extraod-
nary attention to procuring exactly the right kind of stock
and empering it ery he made these goods
fully He does not pretend compete with the low priced
goods imported finding ready sales for many tools of oil
descriptions he turn out at somewhat higher prices
They are used all the country the demand for them
steadily bllowDg their trial wherever made. All bis goods
are warranted He has exhibited them, by the by with
out taking premiums. One hundred hands employed in
his establishment who work annually the value
Of 81 80, ,OD0.
E. B. CLAYTON Soss, printers, satoners, and blank
book manrfactures exhibit beauifumachine for number
ing the pages Of all descriptions Of books patented ir
May last under invention Of O. E. Parrish, young
most ingenious mechanic of this city. 1t prints continuous
numbers Of figures for foos Of account book for
other purpose from to hundred thousand or
higher numhsrs if made that end 1t will work on
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sny required number Of times which changes in operation
rse By simply moving II s also arrsnge'
as be adapted the numbering of bank checks, tickets
&C., for lines Of figures il be adjusted to print
any part Of the sheet 1t certainly be made print 5000
impressions per hour without fatigue to the OPERATOR wht
works with treade No witnessing its operation
fail declare be invention which is to vaua
bic end Nothing of the before. 1t dis
charges its duty SO isfactoriy that l. least lima
gne what in its way, perfect could be desired by th
account book manufacturer It has already
sve use here.
JosxPH ADAMS g. Sous, of Amherst, Massachusetts,
exhibit their patent Fely Machine which patented
in June 1850. It is the only machine for cutting out ht
feoes Of wheels under patent in this country, if
greatly mistaken No used in il, all the cutting
being done by vertical with rotary milton, at
ached to an arm or beam that they easily be adjusted
and produce any required circle the operator may wish
the one cutting the inner and the other the
Of the fsloe leaving them smooth and true for all pacca
purposes There be mistake to the finish of ii
work 20 as to save nearly ohids of the usual expense
dressing the cut feloes for II is exceedingly simple il
its construction and therefore not liable frequent derange
ment tested its operation until satisfied that it at h.
rate Of about feIoe per mnute sixty per hour It
indeed a valuable abor-saving invention. w. d. w.
New YoRK, OcToBEn Is, 1851.
On entering Castle Garden the visiter always finds
eager crowd part of its magnificent inner gallery
will also be invariably that nneenhs Of those congre
gated there ladies and young gir who ntenty ab
sorbsd In the movements Of something hid by their forms
from the observer which keeps up right merry choppnl
noise This implement, which appears TO have attractions
sufficient to draw the ladies from the Of millinery h,
pianos the rich display Of decorated china, furniture &c.
the srwrss MACHINE Of j. M. SIssER & Co., $50 Broad
way New York. which had occasion to mention inciden
tally few days since. The remarkable attention devote,
to il thus by the fair proves that there is much in
for they generally know FAR better than their lords and
whether it performs its required task properly. Ever
and the fair operator will hand among the crowd
rounding her specimens its work. which passing from han,
hand closely scrutnzed by hundreds Ihsve witness
ed this examination time and again withou, hearing single
lady express aught but admiration Of its results though this
favorable testimony was often accompanied by shorsghted
regrets because something had length been discovered the
effect Of which cannot fail 10 be great decrease the
cost Of plain sewing, upon which many thousands
poor unfortunate needewomen depend for Bread This the
reader will recoect in strict keeping with the view taken
tho If lab, h;,G