New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
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There sre Hsrefords h're than have ever sssu
at fair IN America AID of tet 81 quality Thonas
Aston OF Eyrs, Ohio, went TO Eoeland last Spring
sno ooneht back with BIN fine yvsrliog bull and two
young n Tiers all Of which have borne of blue ribbons
from his show. His old COW, Da,chess. whish was
sio"n D. the Jars last year with good success Gas
RAPED Lew hsrvet Of cory hers, and shows In toe
young cal by ter side thar VI II Is the last Il must not
be deemed The least Mr. h.uymans herd of Here
lords bss not b. iDcresed from last year BY mpmta-
lofs, but will be this Fail for his cousin has gone 10
Eng snd agent 10 p-oc1re some Of the best of the
bred he eau fad in SbrJpshfe HerefJrd.hrs.
Among the st0r-tors must DO notified and rsneod
NV Year Day" the g'snd OH bull belonging to G..
h. = srke o. Springfield, Ohio Bruins j. Claws old
tull, Kertocky Duke by Alexander prize eetisr
and prize-tSker, Duke Of Avidrie," and jeremiah
D9neahs Grand Duke" q half brother 70 Mr. Gays
bull.
All along The back tide Of the grounds are ,.rnno the
pens of hogs sheep, and goats nearly ali Of vhoS ar,
filed As 10 the chickens and turkeys they eould ali
be get on common scoop shoyel this Is only another
evidence Of the subsdero of that henf.vr a. whoss
climax Of intensity Mr. Birnban presided 10 the conn
Gil Of doctors. Cashmere goas now seem likely 10 be-
isiry established ~ brsnch of sgricn ural industry
10 due ccuree Of time. For awhile Dr. DAVIS, Of
South Carolina, wss the s,le breeder, then j. came
Richard Peters urn ana for the last te years he has
bed the stock in his bar de- aud gone aecamu.
atnq hok until be now has over three hundrsd
and above bis this years ga es From time b time ne
has sod opportunity of red and now the beautiful
aIimsls browse The sparss pastures OF Texas, Ken
lucky, Ohio, and TeDne-see. Other impoitations have
bet made by other pJes and is fact thai Peters
h been beaten for the bnck premium aud come Others
at HE g. ecslty. have bren very skepical az 10
tie pecuniary profits of this stock but have been
suIed by different breeders these grounds that they
have sandDg order for all the hair Of the thorough
br.ds they Tan clip (waen once they can furnish
enough 10 make il an object 10 put up machinery, at
IS per pound The har of the grades rauees lower az
we 20 down to the common goat. The offered prlce In
England is SO for threequarer grades aud IN America
49, al. far Ave
sS for pure bair from thoroughbred Jats Tltas Salt
& Son. of SCI are, Erg large manufacturers Of aplc-
cas- use the tbIesquare and sevenei9hths hair for
working into slE accss" and "lqsters," with small
proportion of the real alpaca hair. Mr. Alexs lder,
of kentucky has not brought any cattle here bat bas
a large aid fle collection Of South Downs, some i'm
ported last year, aud some bred at Woodburn farm.
Tbere are a number Of Spanish Merinoes, al the way
fro m Vermont sho Hn BY NJ Bissell, which are fne
specimens of a fcck Of 20 head.
There are tao machines In Power Hall, not noticed
in my last, which very excellent, and one OF them
Of national importance. refer to the stave saving
and dressing scains of Huflbut Doana Of Chicago,
and the cotton seed ol machinery OK air. w. K Fee Of
Cincinnati. The stavecutter is important enough in
it's way, ben col slider tbs millions OF barrels and
20 annually used but the latter promises 10 give the
South new arm of Ower, aEd vast revenue. Tners
have been staye machines iove ted before; in fact
th. re s one alongside this BAT do not reolIeet ona
which embraces many good features as Hurlbuts.
The stave is sawed by two circular saws working or.
izontaIy Get at any desired angle. The back of the
ave- or the necessary size. as 1t is called dressed
by cy Iin er cutter running at right es with tha
saws and dressing the back smoota as fast as the
save is cut. The mschise can BE- set any desired
circle thickness Of stsve, and will cut .hose Of any
length, from 10 10 48inches The saving Of timber "a
I'D 10 be forty per cent and ia els that ths pat
ent does away with Under Hs each Of which costs
about 800 for 26nsh, ami $50 extra for each extra
inch. e.
Mr. Fees cotton seed machinery consists Of "hul-
Ter" and press Fer the benefit of Northern readers
it may be well 10 stae that the hot abb res tens.
ciousy the hull Of the seed and after all Is torn Of
thst can be by the gin, there still remains furzs
which, when the seeds eaten by stock accumustes
In large IN the stomach, and causes desth Inc
meat within the bull of hs seed contains very large
percentage of OIL ard more nurrvs properties IN toe
meat lett at er It's exp esson THAI any other vegetable
product, linssed noe excepted. Tne object OF Mr..
Fees mactn ery il to separate tie hull from the seed,
and then express the OIL and prepare the Iesdnum %
food for stock. How all this Ia accomplished viii
show in a separate articls before long.
p. Cook Of Tonswands, N. Y, has simple and eff
cscous machine for cutting Lumbar into tom boards and
SeueeIs. IL consists of " box" swinging like pen5u-
lnm in a curved bed shay led like the arc Of circle.
The log is thrown INFO toe box sf@r having been cut
into proper lengths, aud forcei througl kni ia tna
bottom Of the BID. This swinging box Is worked by
two connecting rods arsc1'd TO driving whesls. Il is
said to be capable of cutting 600 feet in minute.
Cocks evspoIator for boiling sorgho ace has been at
work with good success Throughout the Fair. Tbs
at st have some samples Of real cane
soesr made this pan, which are quite another thiog
from the sickly glucose sugrs which they and their
customers have paraded as the gre.t triunph of the
80, gho TIE crysals in these samples are sharp,
cubic in FORM and VIII technicaly termed Strong
The bolt-cuttirg machine Of Bissstt & Bateman Of
CDcnr All does good work and does it fast. The hot
round bar is led into ces on a rotary stock,
when they are cut fl aad headed. the header being
worked by q cam. 1t can be adjusted TO make
various lengths and sizes aud 10 make aoy shaped head
or any shape under the head from the round bar at tia
of tuap tur limit ram INIT m
ia known to the public as the maker Of the Atkins
rskipg reaper, has a new mower and reaper a. this
show. IL has single driver with internal gear for
reapirg, and double driven for mowiog ian extra
wheel and extra pnon being given for the purpose of
converting it into mower. Tue cutter bar lie Of
seel-the knives for respiug have siske-edge, and
those fer moving emo tn one. The guard ls made
hollow so as TO inccse the kniebsck and avoid chok-
lug. The Il airing is all eDcssed TO exclude dirt point
which has an important DesriDg upon the meris of
harvester. The driver is Of wood which enables the
Inventor TO large diameter as viii secure sm-
pie power but still have less weight to distress tbs
horses than if the wheel were of castiron Wilson's
rake which is ATTACHED to this machine, and msy be
added TO any hand rsking reaper consists of two arms
with steel forks attached which operated by cam
in suca way as to make the same motions as those Of
a man in rakipg by hand.
In the implement tent there is display of eyeess
toos, which seem TO be q eat Improvement upon the
old style. On the hsI die IL an iron socket and stir
Iup yac around both. The stirrup 10 drawn tsut OH
the tool which is nserted-say an SIX pickax grubber
adze, or hanmer-and held 10 it, place by Q stesl
wedge. The tool, consequently, cannot come loose t
may be fastened or remosed In a moment, and series
of tools msy be applied TO sr gs handle For miners
or rsib Dad men, who dull many picks in the
Of day, the value Of these eyeless tools will be APP
psreDt. rotary CultIvstioR harro. invented and
hib ed by Ormsa COe of Washington Wisconsin, lie a
novelty. IL has two aaIing iron bars for sides which
ere joined by cross ar behind, the whole making
triangle. One each Of the size bars are three wheels
OF spikes b mt TO curve and set al such aogle that
they revolve and fork he ground the harrow tray-
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