New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
FOURTH AND LAST DAY.
IMMENSE sUCCEss-TOTAL RECEIPTS, SIS, 600
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
ALBANY, Friday, Oct. Z 1852
The success Of this show is now complete. The
weather to-day has been the best of sll--csar and
mild, just comfortable for light Winter clothing. Yes
tsrdsy, it was ancomforably cool in any dress, and
the boiserous wind swept such cous Of dust before
il that it not only made travelling on the road uncom
Portable, but it cams like fog over the whole
Of people in and around the inclosure. And it
was, though no 5O,O0O as reported by ex.
travagant itemisers The receipts of 1921 would
give 1904 full tickets, to which add 1000
Tor children, and 5000 for all other persons. Say
1oal of 81 600 persons is all that can be counted and
that is quite large enough without stretching. Com
pared with Yesterday the day before the crowd to-
dsy IL not large yet there is good attendance; and
those who are here to day. or who were here on the
first day, have an opportunity to see everything oat
the crowd, to much better advantage. And certainly
10 man with eyes has spent day within this Enclosure
without gaining more knowledge than he could gam
about his own home in hundred days. Inc lessons
learned here are valuable indeed. Never before has
there been such excellent opportunity al STATE
Fair for farmers to learn useful lessons 10 all the de-
partments in their calling.
The Stump and Stone. Litter.-Here is one in the
machine named above, which we discovered Tor the
first time to- day. aud now, without opportunity to learn
the name OF the inventor or maker, pat ns use ana
efficiency is apparent, and its simplicity commences
a. once 10 attention. If mistake not is the ma
chine SO highly CONNIE nded by Simon Brown IN lie
Relc T. ngidnd Farmer. 1t Is two upright posts, say
xix feet high, having foot pieces to keep them up aou
support the work Of shaft about three feet long,
with two ratchet wheels and catches, and an attach
ment 10 each for lever about ten feet long. strong
chain both ends fastened TO the SHAFT Topped around
aproectng root Of stump corner OF stone, aud
man 10 work each lever will lift al that the machine
Incapable of doing say ~ tuns. We should think the
psent.e would be well paid at $40 or so each for
ihese, the very best Of all machines we ever saw for
nump or stone lifting.
A Farm Waqon.-Anober, and perhaps the most
important of all agricultural mpements, We also dscov'
cred to dsy IL is perfect farm wagon, made by Jonn
T. Morgan Of Deerhed, Oneida County, VINO is Justly
entitled 10 notice not only for having bIoaght his WORK
10 sneh perlection but because he has gwen sucn
good example TO sl boys IN the same CONDITION OF e
With himself by his good WORK alone having fis s
NO the hest waeonmaker IN the county, ana reefs aoe
and willing TO present to the State Agricultural Coese
sspecimen of his workmanship, which IN Itself VIII oe
sgood lesson for al the boys 10 s1uuy "ho ORC oNu
sated in tbat institution.
An IlaDrOued R0iler.-Another valnaoie new IN
,sment Is (iless improved iarm roller, With an attach
nen upon eide for sowing grass or other seeds anu
upon the other for SOWING plaster, ane poh W no,u
tue loose etones that the driver may PICK up wnIo
erosspg the field. This Is good implement, ano .ne
eost OF i. complete appears 10 be ~ ~hieh pIey
high figure, though upon some iarhs "ouia 10
rood investment. H. ,
Dram TIe-There are not only goodiy NUMBER
Ct samples of drain tiles IN the exhibition, pu1 ma
tAles Tor their manufacture, intended Tor farmers 70
make their OWE tile. With no disposition 10 hlure inc
inventors of these tile machines, but with ar earnest
ANXIETY 10 promote and increase the manufacture OF
tss and encourage their greatly increased use, We
nut ssy that all such machines, and all recommends
nesa for farmers to make your own TIE are Jusl as
ndesous as recommendations would be Tor farmers 10
make their own iuge, 10 ssy nothing OF theu making
their own brick Inventors might just as ven recosn'
mend dairy.women TO make their own milk pans 10
satisfy mind upon this point we stole az nou, rom
Inc aI to-day to visit the Albany Dram no Us
q Z. w. McCammon, situsted upon Tue oIey nl-s
west OF the city, where there IS the greatest
o. me night sort Of material for tiles wncn is no. 'he
biGlsh cay used for brick but more impure "ntlSn
cay thet lies above it.. We found here macAlhery
srd men enough al work to turn out soouI
uiioh and quarter Of tiles year, II incaeS ione
nom 70 : inches diameter, ana ranging from - 10
$ps IV'o delivered on cans boats. Iness woiks
are tns most extensive Of any IN the United Stases
arc the Ptoptleiors have demonstrated that the more
Po@eHui machinery they use and more tile they Inan
fracture the cheaper tAey can sell their ware. The
clay We found, whether dug in Summer or Writer,
teeds exposure to the atmosphere and then temperng
iot 10 a mortar but moist coalition when il IS
brought 10 barrows % the mill composed of txo gres.
hon rollers, slroug enough TO grind shovel without
Stopping rjpy, as We witnessed-the laborer acci
esnialy dropping II from his hand These rollers are
Given by apowerfu steam engine and he CLAW passes
bonn them into large iron cylinder fa)l of knives
where Il is worked into the consistency Of good pnt.y
AID heLce pssses 70 the moding machines also dri zen
" steam, through which It is led by boy ana the
Ng pipes cut of and carried away for tiles
once on fork, and laid upon the dryiny
asvss Until ready for the kiln, which Will hold 5000