, 1859-09-23

lis tntTOGuc1lou WILL StDefaHf w A"ot Wan |
,he system Of hasking from the stalk. for while
il will cnsble farmers 10 harvest with less labor
ian by the other tnethod, it also leares the husk
in fit condition for market, which will1n many
places more than pay for the whole labor, bring
iag from so 10 $50 per ton, IN item which with
tnnny Of our extensive farmers would amount
to large sum.
For the right Of Territory to all or any por-
ton Of Illinois, Iowa, or Michigan, negotiations
c Ill ie made with J. S. Fancher l. Co., and all
communications may be addressed to them, at
Chicago, care of Rocker Jones, 107 Lake
street, where the machine can be examined |
at all times. FARNER-
The Low WATER DErEcsoR-Much Of skill |
aud more Of money has been dcyotcd to solving
the problem how best 10 guard against the acci.
dent Of low water in stean boilers. II engineers
aud their assistants were always rig'!ant ard
careful-but they arc not, and 50 some day away
into the air goes property and lost is precious
life because short lapse Of duty interTened.
The Lon Water D<ftetor, now being introduced
'ato extensive use in this city By Messrs. Wal.
worth, Hubbard i Co., No. 233 Lake street, sole
agents for the invention, is the most perfect
affair Of its class We hare ever seen, and has at
once leaned into career Of popularity in tue
highest quarters. 1t IS used by over sixty oftbe
largest mills Of Massachusetts,, some OF whom
have from thirtv to sixty boilers. and among
WHICH are tha Pacific Mills, Of Lawrence, aud
we believe all the mills in Lowell. It is aIso
used upon between fifty and sixty mills in
Rhode Island. and bv the Chicago Refining
Comnapr bv tie Chicago Rail Mill; by c.
Reissjc l. Co., and countless number Of others.
The opcratiou Of the apparatus, which is i'm
nossible to fail is briefly described as follows:
After the boiler has been filled to The water
line aud put in action, the pressure Of the steam
forces the water up through me instrument ~
o1 ~ Gi1;1'. ~. c.nhaF n @rtater ~ less er.
tent, according to the pressure. There being no
circulation through tue apparatus, 50 long as
he lower ena oi .Se eu"s % 'snas t1 .ao1: ri H.
If comnaratiytly low Temperature. aud ,bc
disc will remain solid. But wleneycrth the water
/ 10 the boncf lallS pe;o" :ne ena o. o. 'ne su1s'
II and 1ns,,s tho fus;bis d;sr' md rasbinp out.
| through the opcnipr. rive notice through the
whistle that the water Is falling 10 . dangerous
,iously until tue water reaches the opening at
te Iop taen sana .ne 81, IL % d,"c nav h. Tc
niaced viii safrty. and ,he cock fuliT opened.
| rur E,,,,.xxc s-,x,.pr sc.,ra-potb in
.,a Sts.o r,,- ., rrasnor, and at ,bc yat;ona,
r.. J., ,,,;, ,;., ,ta Fa;,h,,.s s,ord,r,, Scale.
ran III LUIS Guy 'ne a'f n1oAs s''a"o''o o~"e'
"Al.u 'Ae" fess w" 49,. ~,
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''en' III nu.en pa'1'ne' w 'ns ~o 49, 49, =.
sure A"u "A'ASn ' s
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,ue r'ou".. " ~ w. W.. ,,.nvc..,o
"oA1s '1. '1.'l H. 49,. .;,,,,o, .al
medals 10 match, aud alter tests, applied maco
more risidly and intelgently than has becomt
too common in these exhibitions.
There il one point in this which NIL mauulac
turers, Of every grade. will do well to profit By
Ills the wisdon Of the Messrs. Fairbanks il
"keeping up their Standard" There has oeef
with them no such thing as falling back On
reputation already maae. EYeE5 sea'e mus
bear the identical accuracy OF lie pfeoeeeesof
and not palm OIL seeming mems on 'ne s'rene''
Of credit previously ga.neo' aanu'ae'o'efs a''
TOO prone 10 lower 'neis "a'A "nen SUCCESS na
glEen them the temptation 10 lndoence and IN
attention. For luis reason oiue f'oooos an'
first premiums following success ot twenty
five years. mean something more than an empt:
fornaIity, to wit: TINT the skill which won stu
guards splendid reputation.
boorn's s4rr MI11eone Of Tue mos' sao'
: bic machines exhibited at tue y. >. Agfaeu'u'a
Fair. and Tor which special premium va
a"asoeu II ooo'h tne Nv. '. 49, 49,.
"6re.proof" should be applied to machin
used only in a grist mill for the purpose {
cleaning grain. We have before US in explain
tiou the certificates of the Secretaries OF th
!E;na, the Home md the Howard 1nsurane
Companies that u large minority Of the fire
that occur in Touring mills originate in the snl
machines in ordinary use. The rapid motion
!: tic parts Of the machine heats the journa!
: = which, acting upon the oil mixed with the cha
= aud other light combustib1e materials, ha,
i originated large majority Of the fires whie
= haye hitherto DESTROYED the Touring mills of tt
country. In Boo,h's machine this danger