Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-06-17
TO PLANTERS.

VtHE ATTENTION OF PLANTERS IS DIRECTED
IL to "Pelton's Patent frpleGear Horse Power, when
ded H. as to bring them dsue and to render the rel
ton Power where it has been introduced the only one
1t is well known 10 planters and Others that the best
powers in the country oen work hard wear out rpidy
than they rated TO work These evils with many 9th.
ers are most thoroughly in Peltans Power
three pnon, nPa , Is the or
the strain and of the cogs and Journals caused by the
,s Is divided and :. sssn 0t
entirely upon one pinon Thus is evident that the ia-
by OF The Peltsn or %irpiegear TO bresk wear
pared with any other. The wheels are so secnred in
strong T iron frame that an equal pressure given the whole
levers are fastened in simple but very substantial man
ner being firmly and securely baccd The dnught of the
horses acting directly eudwise on the levers allow them
free vibration and down whenever there is jerking
sb,E tas These horoughy obyas the
ed o
double TO qnadupe the strength of other portable
erofequal weight in exceedingly light draught
requiring fewer horses TO perform the work than any
Other power extant besides is warranted 10 stand the
dranght of twice the number of borses rated This
but can be applied 10 other kind of machinery
where horse power required These powers in size
oftwo horse powers with levers braces &c Complete egh-
hTe dollars purchasers paying freight from Baltimore;
merous certificates be produced corroborang the above
but their publication deemed unnecessary the powers
susfQfA, PdFftcutdf represen
taton as given above; though be advisable to pub
sh certificate from G. W. Mordecai, ESQ., of fhis City,
who has purchased of the aforementioned powers and
has had II tested with eight mules Of his plantations
His certificate is suoned TO the publication Of which he
has courteously and kindly consented.
Atien ion is also directed to "Pelton's Improved Iron
Thrasher with "Cuuner-balance vibrating Separator
which is machine of acknowledged merit II is propelled
by Pelians Sdegear BY which the of band (which
often slips and gives trouble and by which much power
LOST is entirely dispensed with-he connection between
the machine and being made by rods that all the
power applied instantly conveyed TO the machine,
beng lost This gearing also be applied to Cotton
Gins and other machinery where rapid motion required
The Convenience strength and durability, in word, The
superiority of this gearing and machine places them
point Of merit far beyond that have preceded them
Orders respectfully solicited by the undersigned
agent care of Mr. VIM T. Bain opposite State House. Ra
leigh n e.
Horse Powers and Machines sold together sepa
raiey TO suit purchasers Letters will be promptly
swered, giving any information desired.
CHARLES s. RICE,
Raleigh, n. C.
have purchased from Mr. Charles s. Rice one of Pconi
Four Horse Powers and sent up to my plantation wher
II tried BY and Mr. Mark A. Tate ZONE
my neghbors IN ihreshing hare not in ope
ration but they represent il working remarkably
well, and with great ease To the mules.
| GEO. W. MORDEcAI.
kalelgh, June 3, 1857 llss-wPdlt.