New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

hsd these principe. been better understood smcrs
them. Ore Distinguished Penrsylvsris farmer msy
be msrtoned ss sn exception, Moses fennock o.
Chester Coupty, Ps. BE vas the inventor oil tne
Revolving Hore-Raie-an implement which q"
f rna its vsy into the hsy6 throughout the cav
ilizsd world. II came perfect from the hand OF tne
inventor, sid has rever been improved. The amount
of labor which i saves the farmer is immense. To this
succeeded hs Seed Drill-the use of which ssves ~
rer cen. of the seed ard yet nsures an incresse OF
our 10 eight bushels per sore in the crop over the OLD
b,osd.ss, method Of sowing. The msrufsct1rDs oil
.bsss two admirable machines has laid the foundation
Of business which Tow employs hundred and MY
b.rds. Bu. now snost every fixture OF TIE iArm mss
fsr the touch Of improvement from the hand OF
some ingenious mechanic. Al Albany, an OK'yoke
ia usuussc.ured, the nech.b'ocks OF whic1 are
s.nara.e from the beam, esch one thus turning on
bolt or pivot With the soulss neck, an e1ceent end
bunsre contrivsnce. Then there sre Corn Sheuers
which clean 900 bushels of corn in 81 hour; Plows OF
countless forms for almost countless purposes, snd sod
:, .Imo.. countless numbers; Stump Pulers tha:
,cl;nss the performances of any modern dentist
Respers and Mowers that are manufactured oy the
thousand, and without which the vast gram and hsy
crops Of the teemirg West could not be gstnefe''
Hogpers in which the feeding arrangements are I'M
proved while the favor lie left urdlstufoedi 0orn-
planters rgenously fastened TO msns boot; with a.
mcet every imaginable conIyance for quickenng I'M
proving and cbespenipg the operations OF the farmer
All this vast arrsy OF machinery implies large amount
of csptsl ss being invested in manufacturing IT, ms,
business has become one OF the most important OF the
manufacturing interests Of the country. Pahf
dephis DO. ses.es numerous establishments OF the kind
and others are located in nearly all the large cities
South Eat and West. The production OF agricultural
irplemerts is destined 10 be an oyershadowing
branch of domestic industry, TO which the numerous
mnroyemeIts still TO be developed viii only give az
dtopsl impulse. Steam plowipg remains yet to come
IA the crownpg achievement OF American mechanics u
cen;us. England hiss dore some little toward Is, out
has not succeeded thoroughly The broad praries OF
the Wes, are TIE fields in which this great victory VIII
vet be wop and American mechanics Will uhdouo'ediy
be the only psrtes in s'hievingt.
popr,RIy yCIpER.MIILs-Io 1855 patent WAS is-
su.d 70 citizen of Pennsylvania for portable cider
mill This mill grpds the apples into pomacs ard then
fOrces out the cider by very powerful arrangement OF
screws. two inches in diameter. 1t is an extremely
con psc: affair occupying space Of only q by feet,
aod four 10 hight. lie popularity must be very great,
country. bound in every direction to the homes OF the
nurchasers No less than hundred medals and dipo-
mas have been awarded to the inventor since he came
before the public. Farmers with small orchards can
appreciate the vaue OF chesp and simple contrvance
like this which when the cider making season arrives,
can be taken to the orchard, convert the whole crop
immediately into cider, and then be as readily taken
back to the barn or shed, and there kept under
II haa alta fua v
the cumbrous cider mill and press of former
Gays. both of which costly affairs which no one
but the owner of an extensive orchard could afford to
build. But however great an improvement the port
sbe cider mill has proved itsef its usefulness is ev
denily cspsble Of very great extension. Where one
msn orchard Of two or three acres there
are ten who rejoice in the ownership of half dozer
trees Every body is fond of cider bat from the diff
Guilty of procuring it, almost everybody has to do with
cut it, The men who sell champagne at two douMs .
bottle purchase immense quantities Of cider, but never
cell spyat least not until after they have docored It
Now if the portable cider mill could be modified into
simple machine for fsmiy use, that the cook conld
turn out gallon of ccer ror dinner easiy sbs
now draws gallon Of coffee for breakfast sgrest boon
would be conferred on every owrer Of single appls
tree. How many thousands of such there are in our
country, ard hew they would Lastento to become owners
Of kitchen cider mill If tie sale of the presen!
laige mill has been great, confined it must be to
those who own entire orchards, how much exten
sive would be the demand for adomestc article costing
net over few dollars, adapted to the wants Of a
class ten times numerous. A wide field is here
open for some ingenious m,n TO enter and reap ar
abundant harvest. The suggestion is thrown out fol
The first time IN print. You will fud in every hard
ware store in the Union vast variety of simpler con-
tIivances from which snug fortunes have been made
Iut.crackers, sppe-pHers, hnifssharpeners, nutmeg
graier-s the subject of productive patents. Bakers
Conicsl Cofeee ul has been sold by the half million
The Kitchen Cider-Mi could be sold by hundreds
even in the cities, for here, though own apple
trees, yet we can supply ourselves in market at all
seasons Of the year.