, 1859-09-16


this for the iarmer-he grinds Lis own meal for
his family use. One Of the most simple ma. L
chimes now c1tant, it IL perfectly plain in its 0
construction, child eau manage it With perfect II
safsty--and can take the entire charge Of It and
run it With safety. 1t il not liable to get out Of
order, The grinding plates are Of cast iron and d
can be run backwards aud forwards. with equal 4
facility By reversing the action, md no differ
cree il perceptibla in it, acton.~
It can be run with two or four horse power, I
asit may be required, and will grind from six to c
ten bushels Of corn, and produce the fnett |
Kind Of meal for family use, per hour.
In grinding feed for horses or cattle it will .
produce from twelve to twenty bushels per
hour. Il this not subject for farmer to take
into consideration, a4 well NJ Il subject for the
Of deep interest to breeders Of stock, since they
can not only raise their own grain wherewith
to feed their stock, but MISC grindit at home and
not be dependant upon the tnil by water power
ut a distance Let tue farmer look into this
subject, and be will find in adapting it remu
| nera.ion which will give him general satisfac:
ton. The cost Of one Of these naachlues il With
in the reach Of every farmer, and il but a mo-
menta1y consideration when taking in counc1 i
ION with it, utility. No farmer living in this
| western country should be without one Of them
| The mnchine now on exhibition here in Chicago
| will by particular request from one Of the man.
ayers Of the American Institute, be on exhibition |
in the city Of New York, the Last OF this month |
The following notice is from the Eee..ing Jour
nal Of this city, which speaks volume in itself.
The guests Of the Adams House were bounti-
fully supplied this morning with corn bread,
/ made IRON corn meal which Was ground yester-
day afternoon, on the Fair ground. II was
quality Of the meal, and that, loo, being manu-
.actured by mill which can be used b. every
family il the country. No family need be with
ont corn bread il they have the corn TO make ne
meal for one Of these machines will be Withn
+ the reach Of erery farmer in the country Il Is
. | called the !" Victory" and isnow on exhibition
ut the Fair under she supervision Of Amos Barr.
Cincinnati, Ohio, who deserves great : deal OF
chine that it attracts the attention Of thousands
, rho visit ths Fair, and he has been strongly So
licted to tatc it to New York and place It on
exhibition at the Fair Of the American Institute,
+ that the East as we'll As the West may enjoy the
luxury Of grinding their own meal for their
morning repast.
TIE DISPLAY IN TIE RlHo.
&c Re.eryinr ali mention Of awards until such
, time As the list may be presented with complete
.. " ness, We only remark here that the display IN
It ooto+d.-.< ,. fc1lop,r the classes
If a.a Io;no n,.ssd unon hv comnittec. in the
IL ..t,...
J. r.,t;. '.f,,,,. M 1-Tbe Herd
re Premiums. Us:
III ~ ,r.,.h c.. 1,,,a,+~a md
nj "'"s9 A'o'
It. Aeu' , r. m c.,,,;on,
~ AJt1aop"@1a@'t''e 1'o' w
-, Tor al WORE.
u Class No. 31--Mares for all WORE. y
T. Glass No. 32-Heavy Draft Stalllons.
,.t c4ass 40 So-nea's 'O'"'
fAna Asp e-sD ....a.,o. ~;
,er 'es'efo'5 We e4' ~ ~ ~ 49,. ~. RI,
in to's "o'1'us te911s
In ne4s III ot"et - '"o
cs noSA'' "'' - 49,
nd The first lot is IN imposing oae' A"n -
la banks Of the Ohio, BY Edward 1o"nles' ~
,t. we'll known author OF "Townle5 zee Aeeps' !,
II, be has boxes, cases, bottles ana Jars anu soA
In let's flied with the purest honey a"o 'Aa. ~
By that industrious insect; combs IN Inc snaF
=, Of hearts, hulf moons and other devices, eaon'
fail to interest the visitor and sho" conclusive
that the labors Of the bee can not only Dc ua'
~. - tul but ornamental. Ar. T. hhs q meaoA aa's
r. 1889, awarded him By the American lnso'u'
ON Ne" ao1S' HUI oo"' 49,, ~ .r.o,.
e:' hclp swell this great industrial ovation
w. The Gilmore bee palace is just outside
,s'. the hall, and contains four s"aFms of bees
49,. pazent1y rs busy md uneoncerned as 'noal
.a they were in the rural districts slpP'ng elo'e
This, however, is highly ornamen'ea' ana
adry - ,,;.;.<, tba r.ef,l and tbe beauti
.iba- . g., ,.s ~. ..vs,o,n of home comfort, and ho
70 Ill up 'ne s'see" =. Ao1.e s 49, I .ad;.;
r A. beauties nct lew ean 1pp a.s,s M .,a -
that one OF these oee Fo'aess "oa,o 49, ~. ~
house surroundings aao ~ 'ao 'Aso ..o': s.
'.u tic del'cacles' Lans'"o.ns oee D"s ,.t
sentcd b H. y ons' o1 hen'sua' ~ "1s 49,. ~.
md is - e.. r,,;ch ha b.s in training and 80 =
tec'ly under hi' eon'lol 'aa1 "...+ 's 49,
oros may be Inc s,'ns'ea' osse Nv" - ..aTa ~ r;,,
,.J~ times reaa. Af' ~ a"' :. ~. ..n,a
hearers, who are ei'1ng ucs1 ~ ~ t;s. LIS :. g.
t'ons IN regard ~ 'us .,e c-:ns, ~ ,r,,;c,,
H.