New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

would 70. be eesy to find frer specimens OF sppes
than may be IN the large pomologica TENT -, Ls
vaneer * Barry are gu, in full force-havng lVo va,
rieties Ct apple. o. Autumn aud IS Winter peais; ~
plume, ard crab spples. TIE Flemish peau'iSs'
huchesses White Doyennes, Ne!ises and Benrie ~,
ala were al good: and Of apples, Gravensteins, Fan
Pippius, Ribstons, Renwicks Autumns, and hos' o.
otkers recalled the best displays 81 he eastTari'
Sone very fine spples are shown by j. A. Carpenter
Of South Pass, Union Courty-or LoEer Egypt Is
they call il here because of the state OF mental dsik
res. which reigns throughout me region; Tn. Car,
renter is srea, tall lark aided individual, c.d IN the
nos. scaIecrow hsbiments Of blue derlms that hang
upon lin Il hey hsd been pitched on VIII lolAi
he goes with ore coThide shoe on and one Of wears
TO Stockings ard has shocking bad hat Bat now
roefuny mistaken would any Of your tidy young men
be If tLey thought 70 fud him green. lie can tax
az ersiby either in public or private, about farming
as many better.dressei man. He shows large col
lection Of native fotes woods some OF the best wheat
in the show the ;alest corn, and about tie oest
apples ard Essex pigs. Then, a. to bringing Town
game with rife venture 70 say none OF your young
blo3ds bo al Ot;gnon's most DO congregate would
stand chance with him. / don't know If be be not
cared in books for he s of those outre.looklus
persons who are taken Tor every ones zoos, and YET
COL every ore vixen the right time Gomez.
coed deal of attention is given in this country TO
mole dtohing Does any ore not understand the term,
for if there they peed rot feel surprised since 1t s
misnomer. The mole digs his gallery just beneath the
surface osenirg up the ground above nm IN mos.
effective msrner while these plows which consist OF
core shsped iron poirt connected TO q stout beam
hy sharp s.ards,d are drawn through the stiff clay
sIbsoii and form tubes-.he diameter OF the mole, or
pOin-for the conduct OF water. Only the sides and
top Of the drain are sought 10 De compsced, a. the
water in below Ike manner a. ~ gets into NE
drains. The beam, which Is made very stout iuns OF
course the very surface Of the ground and drawn
forward by rope ard wudiss, winch Is snli.eu ior-
ward as required.
One Of these useful machines msde By A. Hammond
Of Jack sonvile ILL.,, has improved form, which he
claims will enable complete closing Of the standard
L. Il,
the thing is thus explsned
"A portion Of the pow extend, behind the standard
end forms throw OF groove IN 'hs GPPsI one & o me ah
Alter passes the cutter by closing the opening made By the
sd b we e feiiof a. the same making
ditch It also has TN or knife shhed 70 s
bottom ditch allow the water 20 pass up INTO tne o
thereby getting twice or three times tn ali tpise
or fin Tee standard arranged with screw 1eans acs aIa
/ OF depth !; ia set to-
II il no. clear 10 nv mind that the rack and pinon at
the end Of the plow beam Is capable CT raising or u
pressing the mole with ease nave not seen !. 49,
however but the Committee Of the STATE Soeiety du,
and gave an premium. The main feature when struck
me fayoraby was the sudden rise behind and groove1
surface az either side OF the standard OF cutter, ~ m
The arch solid Col Caprop, the United Stses Society
njent informs that he has drains OF TINS
kind which have been working for seven years on his
farm and are still effective. The whole OF the olacS
prairie country is undersid by BASIN o. tougn cay
.
farmers are only using them in their soughs or swaeS
as We call them at the East, and they only run one
! ditch IN the slough They will come gfaiualy ID see
tina, two bitches will pay much more than douoe wnaI
ore does and that bitches in their highest land msy
sometimes cut off the sources OF the water; and then,
after many years when land has rsen IN Valme, ana
they get boder and more ore-henced, they Will come
10 Know that old John Johns IN lived az Geneva on
"vorthless" cay farm, and borrowed money to dram
with tile wheu they worth S2i per Thousand, ana
grew rich and wrote souud sense for the papers ahd
of,tn md q VI
bends for the Illinois Central Railroad That's how II
will be; and the more TRlBuSEs they take out here,
the soor er will II all come about
OF planters there are many varieties as there
are sands on the sea-shore-amost. Brown 5, IKE
as well as any the grounds although it did not take
the premium at Freeport. II has two short sedrui-
ners shapeLed in front to part olods aud make seed
track Over the runners are the hoppers ana ~ lne
| back part of the runners the seedtube with mare
outward at the bottom 10 pull dit over the corn. a
cutoff in the bottom of each hopper lets corn crop
through as desired, both being worked at once oy
cross bar which cOnntc.s them, which Is pushed iol
wsrd or hack by hand lever by a lad who ries az
the drivers feet and faces sideTise. Behind the sled
| runners are broad, low wheels OF wood that serve
both to uphold the frame tor driver seat ana 70 io
the planted corr. TDs is old machine, and simple,
and rather cheap and efficient There are others tua
! do good work. and some OF them that perhaps VIII
work faster than this, but none simpler. IL greaL
pity that the Snowman talks much To the lnquirlng
passer BY. IL gives anything look OF humDug, lot II
recalls cheap razor.strops and "chemlcal efasI'e
| soap" IN
winrower and elevator .kes corn in the ear and gives
il 70 Won in bags sheed Ii has an outer cylinder, or
case. somewhat ike Smiths, aud an inner cylinder
armed with knobs. There are openings all along be.
low 10 lat the sheed drop through but the screw
arrangement the knobs works the cobs out 10 spout
at The erd. As the sheled corn drops, ts chah Is
blown away By the current Of air from fan set along
side the box ard the cOrn sliding down sn incline into
box, is taken by eIey atOs and discharged into bag
or barrel.
There ere about 30 mowers, reapers, binders, &C.,
exhibited aud all the established machines are OF
course included Aliens, ketchams, and Woods
from New. oTk and others from al parts are waiting
for silver and bronze medals with patience and eaouy
Ii is well that not that Committee, nor on the
plows either for would stick to the text o: the pize
list and rot award single medal until practical ria
was made. ! have worked from early mornlng until
night on one If the Implement Committees, and
although We ued 10 be as fair and impartial a. posi-
HE how can one understand snd ell the good points
Of competing implements by giving 10 eacn h'e
minutes exeniua alton IL ia al the merest folly, and
the scorer the system is abolished the better for every
Charles Weed of Iirois shows model Of an appa-
ra,us 20 make engine and train OF cars do their
pumping and cattle az wells draw what water they
med although Dyer of Connecticut and others have
tn latter thing done by special appliances. Tnese
exemt ltcs,ioIs Of the patent are but small models,
and afford test Of the practicably Of the invention
In common 1t don't look right to me; there i too
much machinery about it where teeth wear out and
break out ard rack geering breaks off, and platforms
SAG &. che corner or the other.
The inevitable infections Of selfOpening gates AMI
portable tence-that never 10 more appropriately
rsmed than when stiff breeze blows against it-are
here. Such combinations olorg levers and shor. levers
ard bent levers, and elbows and p1lleys, &c!
Go into the hemp and fax districts, see them break
by hand and then step into Power Hall here and
look al Mann & Walkers machine break that 10
worked with strap and pulley by horse power and is
Just az Plain as the noee on our fsce.' There is