Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08


as an Improvement; diploma.
405. 0ffal Mill and Friction Bolt, L s. Rey-
nolds, indianapolis. An ingenious invention
and promises to be of practical utility; S. and
diploma.
1. Peach Nursery, by Asher Cox Of Ma
rion county Some fine varieties of inoculated
trees of Que years growth. He has also some
1000 choice trees in his Nursery across Wash
ingon street, just south of the Fair ground three
dolls and Dip.
7. Model Moving Machine, from Westville,
for wrought iron furnace, LapOrte county,
Ind. dip. aud two dolls. This may be good
invention, but the model was too small TO Judge
of It's qualities.
IL. Agricultural Furnace, S Swindell & Co.,
indianapolis, Ind: dip. and three dolls. This
may be good article, but for want of some one
to show its good qualities when the committee
passed round. we were not able to Judge. The
same difficulties will apply TO many others-no
persons at homo.
-. Agricultural Library, l.. II. Hare, Indian
apOlis, Ind; dip. aud five dolls. This is a com
plcte and well arranged selection Of books, CON-
prising nearly all the works written on the
subject, and if they We're generally read by the
farmers would work wonders in the science of
agriculture.
IA. Wire and Picket fence. j. B. Reyman. Du-
buque, Iowa; silver cup, ten dolls. and dip.
%. Straw Cutter, Birkenmeyer & Brewster.
indianapolis, Ind; dip. and five dolls,
81. Egyptian Wheat, Fielding Beeler. Marion,
Ind; dip.
80 Glover and timothy seed sower, Berken.
meyer & Brewster, indianapolis; dip. and three
dolls
81. Farm Hames, Berkenmeyer 4 Brews-
ter; dip. These a well made article, of or
binary farm harness; nothing new; IS. Hand
Corn Shelter, Birkenmeyer d Brewster; dip.
and three dollars; sc. Power Corn Shelter, Ber-
kenmeyer d Brewster; dip. and five dolls.
81. TLrasher and Separator, VIM. Mcclure,
Ripley, Brown county Ohio; diploma and eight
dollars. The name Of this machine is "Ral-
ston's Patent Improved Grain Thrasher and
Separator and Cleaner"
81. One Horse Plow, Beard & Sinex, Indian
apOlis and Richmend, Ind; diploma and two
dollars. very complete and we'll finished ar
ticlc.
&C. Peach Trees, largest growth in one year
from incubation, John Mason, indianapolis,
| Ind two dollars. This was a fine thrifty tree
about FIVE feet growth in one year; 20, Ameri-
can Arbor Vitne, John Mason, Indianapolis,
Ind two dollars; II, English Cedar raised
from seed, John Mason, indianapolis, Ind, two
dollars; ~, Balsam Fir, John Mason, Indianap-
| oils Ind; two dollaIs; 70, Orange Tree. John
Mason, indianapolis. Ind; three dollars; "a.
Bearing Fig Tree. John Mason, indianapolis,
| Ind diploma and four dollars.
az. Honey Knives, Chester d Gould, Wayne,
Ind; diploma and one dollar.
81. Jerusalem Cherry Tree, Frederick Sny-
der. Marion, Ind; diploma and one dollar.
SO. Van Horns Improved Iron Cultivator,
Gray & German, Jacksontown, Ohio; diploma
and eight dollars
| 81. Perkins Il Bishops Stalk Machine. Hiram
Smith, Norwalk, Ohio; diploma and five dol
lars This is the finest thing of the kind we
have ever seen. We saw it work, and it per-
formed beautifully, doing all it claims TO do
SO. Prairie Ditching Spade, Wilson & Lamb,
Richmond, Ind; diploma and one dollar. This
looks like a useful instrument, but as we did
not see it operate, we can't speak Of its quail
ties, no description being given US.
50. Bishops Patent Cultivator, l.. Bishop,
Norwalk, Ohio; diploma and FIVE dollars. Ii
looks rs though it would perform well.
ia. Seed Planter, j. j. Jones, Indianapolis.
Ind: diploma and one dollar.
1 ll9. Grain Separator, A. b. Childs, Indian
apolis, Ind; diploma, ten dollar cup, aud five
dollars.
I36. Two-Horse Cultivator. John Immel,
Union, Ind. diploma and five dollars
I43 Combined Shovel Plow and Cultiyator,
G. A. Shidler, Logansport, Ind; diploma and
Ave dollars
4 l54. Half Bushel White Beans. Edward
Thomas, Marion, Ind; diploma and one dollar.
l62. Cultivator, 5. Harvey 4 Co., Richmond,
Ind; diploma and three dollars
l63 Corn Plow. s. Harvey 4 Co., Richmond,
Ind; diploma and five dollars.
l6S. Machine for Loading Hay from the Win
row, Kinney d Yoobox, Switzerland, Ind; di-
ploma, ten dollars, cup, and five dollars. This
machine attracted as much attention as any
thing on the ground, and deservedly so; il Is
something entirely new and destined to super
cede the pitchfork in loading hay, and il is
high time it was so, as those that have pitched
hay till their arms were nearly ready TO drop
off can testify.
Ia. Best twelve heads Rice Corn, Samuel
w. Seofeld, Marion, Ind; diploma and one
dollar.
l76. Best Usage Orange Plants for Hedging,
X. G. Hubbard, Marion, Ind; diploma aud four
dollars.
j III. Best Plow for Usage Orange Plants, r.
G.. Hubbard, Marion, Ind; diploma and two
dollars.
49, Best 50 rods Usage Orange Hedge. r. G.
Hubbard, Marion, Ind. diploma and three dol
lars.
1873. Best plan and specifications for Barn
Oliver Albertson, Washington county Indiana
diploma and one dollar.
: lS9 Wheat and Barley Drill. c. p. Thorpe
Knightstown, Ind diploma aud five dollars.
100. Cider Mil. VIM Albright; Knigltstovn
diploma and three dollars.
; l9l. Clover Huller and Separator, Joseph
Allen. Starke. Ohio; diploma and three dol
lars.
! 1893. Indiana Reaper, r. NJ. Remy, Hope, In
diana: diploma and one dollar
223. Combined Harrow Roller, Gram and
Grass Seed Planter; David Hill, Harrisville
Randolph, Indiana; diploma and eight dollars
J This is very useful and desirable machine
! and a Hoosier invention.
OIL Clover Fuller, LOOMS d Fitch, Green
wood johnson. Indiana; diploma and nv,
dollars.
: 260. Two Cultvaiors; 26l. Harrow: 262
two Shovel Flows; s63, pair of Thribble Trees
26l. Corn Plow; a65, two-horse Cultivator
Gouse and Webb, Indianapolis, Ind, diplomi
and ten dollars,
3O8 Dynameter for testing the draft of plows
Hall d speer. Pittsburg, Penn; diploma ant
-four dollars
3s7. Danforth & Co.'s Mower and Reaper, f
Danforth, Geneva. Kane county. Illinois; dip
and five dolls.
39I. Plow for top cultivation; Iron Ganl
Plows, c. l.. Sheekels, n Y; dip. and five dolls
40l. Water Wheel, ]. T. Wilder, Lawrence
burg, dip. and five dolls.
300. Three horse Double Tree, Rapp & OFT
Indianapolis, Ind diploms and one dollar
32i. Reaper and mower combined. II. b
Howard, Louisville, Ky; diploma and fifteen
dollars.
33l. Thrasher aud Separator, Emery Il Broth
ers, Albany, N. Y. diploma and fifteen dollars.
We had the pleasure of seeing this machine
work; it did its work clean. thorough and
rapid
35S. Corn Harvester, II. Wilson, Indianap-
oils, Ind; diploma aud ten dollars. cup and
five dollars.
357 Double Corn Plow, l.. Sloman 4 Co..
Girard; Macoupin county, ILL.,; diploma and
| five dollars
3s6 learling Mule, John Sutherland, Marion,
Ind; diploma and three dollars. This was a
very large animal for its age-about sixteen
hands high.
367 Best specimen of Usage Orange Fruit,
James Hammond, Wayne, Ind; diploma and
one dollar.
! 369 Clover Huller and Separator. A. b.
Crawford, Piqua, o.; diploma and five dollars.
OF the different machines Of this kind we gave
this the first premium. though il was difficult
to say which was the best machine, not seeing
either Of them operate.
37s Samples Of Dressed Flax, G. w. Ses-
sons. fainesyille, o.; diploma aud one dollar.
3sl. Two year old Mule, VIM Mckenzie,
Marion, Ind; diploma and two dollars.
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