Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

The Horse PowEU is strong and durable, and
is made TO run STILL by peeHliu construction
Of the endless chan causing IL 70 tern as smooth
Is around the circles at tie ends as over the
straight ways. thas avoiding much unnecessary
friction, which arises from a different coustruc-
tier of the chain
lac gearing on il Is fastened securely ia
simpe manner, SO that Il cannot work loose and
come OIL, which, If happening, prevents the use
OF brake, and the team is liable 10 be injured
by being thrown ont of the Power, from its get
ting To nigh a motion. 1t Is 50 geared that team
walking at the rate Of ! 5-4 miles pes hour VIII
thrash dry grain. The amount Of elevation re
quired depends much upon the team, aud coudi-
ton Of the grain 10 BE thrlshcd.
OYEEsHoE iHRAaBERs wish vibrating Sepa-
rat0rs are in common use, and are e@celcut mas
chimes tor farmers use. An objection 70 the
Ihrashers has always been made on account OF
/ their throwing grain and dust into tile feeders
I face. This objection they haveOvercame in their
! Thrasher by an arrangement patented IS them,
and which makes tile ieeder's position no more
/ objectionable than any other about the machine
They pat on the cylnder a ratchet pulley, which
/ is OF great service, AS the Power can be stopped
I instantly without throwing of the belt or strain-
/ ing any part Of the Power or Ihrasher, Tor the
cylinder is not stopped By force OF the belt, bat
keeps It's motion until spent The cylinder is
balanced at high speed in d Ii -ht trame so as to
run perfectly still, and has the teeth fastened in
I by a screw and nat on the Inside, making them
easily replaced II broken off
/ The bearings Of the cyluder SHAFT (als0 those
of the main Shafts to the Horse powerl are oiled
by wick ie6ders, which are perfect iu their opef-
alton, aud prevent heating and wearing OF Jour
| nalS and boxes by their uniform delivery OF oil
I The principal obiectiof.s TO machines Of tliis
chassis their carrying over grain in the strtw bat
they have in rheiTs revolving ware separator
I shaken Oy cams, which Is the best arrangement
in use Tor separating grain from straw, and will
allow less grain 10 pass over IN Che straw than
any other.
Grain is well cleaned by the fan. and delivered
at the side ofthe machine by spout into meas.
ure This Is made of a size adapted To q Two
Horse Power, and with such Power viii thra h
from 100 70 200 bushels Of wheat per tTy, and
from 250 to 35O bushels 8foats: but double these
amounts have been done under 6tvorab lie ciIeHn-
stances. They make larger size, intended "a be
worked by a Lever Power or Three Horse
Railway Power.
THREE HuRsE POwEBs have not been used 10
great extent, but our experience shows them
70 be PRACTICAL they fully equal 10 tile best six
Horse Lever Power IN use for driving Thrash
ing Machine. Their size and weight are ohiec-
tiOnaDle, but they are not very difficult % move.
If well managed, as they can be carried on Il
common wag3n, long gcarea, IS being placed
PUsIsYs patent GovEl.SoR for Railway
Horse Powers is au article that will BE consider,
ed indispensable when introduced among OWNERS
OF Hallway Powers. II ett-etuai.r regulates tAe
motion OF the Power. aud VIII prevent accident.
that are ilabie 20 occur by having the bsig ly Oh
when no one is near IL apply tic brake, leaving
the team IA dangerous position, sad some part
Of the machine IL danger o. being damaged.
have this Governor for safe and can attach t. fg
any Power with ltt!e expense besides lie HylIcle
Itself, aud on d Power of their make with no ex
ira expense.
All maclues made and sold l,y them are mad,
in substantial and wofklHaniise manner aHl
are warranted 20 sul fhe purchaser aiteE a htii
trial.
~ um TIE only Agent for the State Of Eeg-
mont.
JOSEPH G. PAEMENTER
Lowell, VI, Jane IA, ls5e.-G