New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
BIT kecanse they are thoroughbred I'd beautiful
horrus. They have improved Ia ape .arance wonder.

fully ,ince they were ibiied a. fmi,s last year
Tho horse show has been esene Of great attraction
to-day, as II always H. I'D IL can re enjoyed here
becanse there Is an pie ROOM not only for those on
foot, but large nr,nbers 10 carriages.
Qse Of 10 most ingenious inventions Tor
ni.iary gen,l men. that have ever seen ep,,. y
Pare camp,ehe,t patented June, ls6l and eiaio',sa
which they yet gold medal as special award. ms
cbesl is 81 inches long, Ia inches wide inches deep
ana 1t contains when acked, the follow srtc es:
bciSs F iiS Pan, wssi Bowl viii ceass c.dsy Cad
dy,A Kniye. aud Fork. Carving kpie snd Fork Table
Sugar Bowl Mi. Cup, TsbleeOth. Towels. bippef
sa 10 sSs.s pPR :
.5sneI Apparatus 70. boiling Ts. or Coffee to c0n''n o'i
Ana Se chest iself Is turned up, and supported up
on legs aiso contained within it, aud table % by
u inches, which sapds firm any other table.
ihs whole equipaes is sold for SO where the uten-
es are OF TIN, aud fom that up to $30On plated ware
10 Ia stated that the manuactu ers are making fifty
chests day, bat are not ALE supply the demand
40 they are recommended by President Lincoln and all
the military men who have seen them.
But to return to implements of peaee, will notice
| few that think woithy. Oie of these Is Gebby's
corn-plnier, Ohio invention that is 50 simple in
Its operation that boy 10, and cheap in lite
construction that any small farmer can afford TO buy
IL. II Is drawn by hore aud the corn Is dropped
! by the thumb of the right hand and movement Of
spring attached to the handle Of the machine by which
| 1t is guided like plow.
There are two secdsowers here that are new, for
sowing grain broadcast and which appear to be CON-
petent 10 do il evenly and at the came lime harrow
and roll the surface One OF these is called trans
yerse harrow and seed-sower,' the harrow working
sideways by shaking motion instead OF being dragged
over the ground. This think an Improvement. The
machine weighs 800 pounds, and rides over the held
upon a large roller, after the fashion OF fawkeb's
seam-plow, and 10 il said can he easily drawn by
pair of horses sowing, narrowing, and rolling sti1p
about A feet wide. It is quite recent patent, by
Edward Badlam of Ogdensburg, y. \.
John b. Duane, Of Schenectady, N. Y, has also
machine recently invented TO do the same work, and
Ia addition, COW pHsteFa at the same time 1hls ms
chine doee than the other as /, has set OF share
cutva,or teeth forward OF the harrow, which prepare
the soil for the seed and the sowing apparatus Is so
arranged that il will oil seeds from the tze OF
timothy TO PEAS and cover each sort Jnst the night
depth. The plaster is very ingenious, aud will
not clog as il il sown from revolving cylinder, Just
behind the roller upon which the whole machine rides,
Truly the whole evinces great ingenuity IL ha' been
proved of easy draft for two horse and the weight OF
The machine il only sufficient 10 make the roller effect
nal II il calculated that there are ~ miles OF travel
for man and team 10 pillow, SOW and harrow an acre
while will this machine the travel is but = miles,
that farmer can put IN Il acres day with eighteen
miles Of travel.
. notice one more new form of rotary harrow. In
this care il is made TO eyoye by the peculiar form Of
the teeth II rotation is important this harrow Ia
good one
The oxen, IA well a. their drivers ought TO pass q
vote of thanks to N. w. Mason of 0nondaga County,
for bis new oxyoke. The bow holes are bushed with
iron the of The bows Of the largest size the ring
attached by clap around the yoke 80 as TO be read
ily moved 10 give one OK the advantage.
Billiards bay spreador ia worthy OF attention from
all who ieve necessary 10 spread hay TO IL in
the field II will do US much work with one boy and
n horse "A ten men ard boys wonld do without the
machine. II il good contriyance for hay tedder.
There are several valuable eleese presses exhibited
simple and elective and the one more 80, 1t appears to
me, is Emery's, from Mexico, n. \. "A seyeg-pound
weight gives power enough TO crush four-insh hem
lock scautling
Cbeese watts are exhibited. they should be, in
great abundance, and Of them In such complete
condition, that cannot discover how II 10 possible 70
make further Improvement. These making, IN
these perfect heat regulating vais Is now reduced to
exact scientific princip es and Il Ia also carried on like
any other large manufacturing bdsiness, by men who
buy Nil the milk, or curd, in a large neighborhocd.
There l., strange ne It may seem, new churn on
exhibition. Somebody has discovered that he could
put wheels aud revolving da,hers into box 10 dl-
ierent form from any OF the preceding butter mils
which have been made 20 grind milk and cream into
butter III ever buy one OF this last invented churns
and use il sx months and ind 1t holds ont good as
Il ia now believed to he by the patenee will certify
the lscl TO the world Until then will only say, il
was patented In August Lstby ID. W. Seey Of Albany.
The principle Of its operation is to run the milk be-
tween two dicks Of corrugated zinc which are expect
ed 70 break the oil globule, by concusson instead Of
rubbing and IL then passes into the body Of the churn
to be gathered into butter by revolving dashers.
Several butter workers are exhibited, of which
1, contriyed upon error IN the science OF butter
working as il IL designed TO roll and press the butter
milk out which cannot be done without injuring the
grain OF the butter rs 10 give consistency called
salyy One called llotchkisss patent appears to be
very pimrle eontrvanCe TO aid weak-handed woman,
and the operation Is exactly like that oil hand 'dio'
IL is highly recommended by dairy women.
A sell-opening cate is exhibited by +. c. Leonard
Of Binghanton unlike tho that has gone before
il TO oblivion Perhaps this viii he 1--WE hope il will
NJ md .Vtt.n ..f
this gate is effected by change in tue upper hinge,
made by pulling cord, attached to post set of at
a right angle with the hangng.post. ln many places
these extra posts Questionable. As Sef-openng
gate IL very much wanted in the country, hope this
will prove better than any that have gone before it,
corn-cutter is shown by Il. l.. Howard of Buffalo,
n. Y, that Is coDtryed 70 attach TO any moving ma
crime, which fast a horse can walk
and drops the stalks in box, which the driver opens
whenever he has enough for bundle, and deposits
them along the lice Of tho row. This is clearly In
boF.saving machine at very small cost TO any owner
OF q mower or reaper.
The change from mower 10 corn-cutter can be
effected in half hour, aud the machine looks strong,
simple, and durable.
A bean harvester is shown by the same man, that
bids fair 10 be great abOrsayer Of the back aching
work of puling beans. TINS machine Is drawn by a
horse that walks between the rows and is guided by
a man or boy and the blades pass under The roots cut
ting them off, leaving the beans standing, 80 tina,
man following with fork can pick them up without
stooping, and throw them on the wagon.
A corn-husker, also exhibited by Mr.. Howard ia
very simple and useful; il combines cutter and nip
pers one cut of the butt stalk and the other to
strip oil the hunks. II is made Of iron, ana ia convenient
TO hold in the right hand and costs only fife, cents It's
operation il simple that il may be learned 10y any
one.
TIE LAST DIAGNOSING SCENES-ADDREss OF |
WM VI. EyARTS OF EEW-yORK CITY-PRR-
NUNS AWARDED.
W,1ERrosH Friday, September 90, lg6l.
The closing day Of the Fair has come, and with il