Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-01
Eleventh Indiana State Fair.


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Beautifnl vas vesterday-ony II was some
dusty Much people we're here. and gloriously
the sun rolled from the horizon To the zenith. and
then down 10 the horizon sgsin lhs didn't efaw-
fsh) over the juvenile. parental. male and re-
male. patriarchal heads The magnificent moon,
at night too, had all her sublunary arrangements
In excellent order small spriDkling OF rain,
also. lent enchantment 20 the view But we
have not space. positively to do justice to the
entire subject, and Ne proceed at once and
without further preIimiulrie- to speak Of
xApNorsILLE cARnLrsrs
This beautiful lady actually did walk the tight
rope awav up over the crsniums Of the male per- 4
suasion who used TO good effect powerful Opera I
glasses The lady. accomplished. unparalleled 1
aud unapproachsble At that dstatee. bad tights
on herself. The exhibition vas satisfactory IL
will be repeated to day.
SIDE SHOWS
Among one Of IN. most conspicuous and one
Of ihe very best the ground - that OF Frost
4 Co Mr. North a brother OF the celebrated
Levi I Is the business manager Yesterday. at
Is cents admission. S273 were taken NJ the door,
and more money would have been received IL
more peonle had come. Go. everybody. and see
Frost 4 Norths show. Ii comprises 100 living
wonders.
VALUABLE DRAIN TILE MACHINE.
We have always regarded undertakings as the
foundation Of all successful agriculture. Indeed,
we consider il fully as impOrttnt az proper rota-
ton OF crops thorough minuring. To get a
machine that would make tile and could be used
by farmers and easily understoo and managed.
has been a great draw back in this important
branch of hu-handry. Precisely such machine ~
f.rners need s the one exhibition and trial
by Mr. A. Latterette. OF Waterloo, N Y. It
has displaced all machines with which it came in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES simply. speedily and eth
GENTLY, and makes tiles Of any shape. size. or
form II can be understood an1 usei by any
farmer. IL has taken premiums where it has
heen in compeiion. and is well worthy the conf
/ deLce of the public.
TREVOR 4 CO 8 SINGLE MACHINE.
Mechanics Hall has no more worthy represen-
tatIve than the above gentlemen from Lockport.
/ New York. They have in actual operation one
/ OF their single heiding and stave machines.
which for efficiency Of working. easy and -peedy
method of operating and adoption to the different
purposes named above, is uuequaled IN the
market. Its construction IL also very simple and
| the gearing arranged that it has little or no
| friction and can BY no ordinary usage get out Of
order As rem,rked before. il is both heading
AMI stave machine and operates equally well for
either. II is oflsht draft and can be attached to
anv kind of power; makes both a neat, evenly.
uniform and smooth head; easily fitted or placed
! together. and a good job when done The writer
has seen the machine in question used in Mich
gan snd Kentucky, and takes pleasure in recon
mending il to the public.
PHELPS PATENT EAvEs TROUGH.
Nessrs @ 4 z Wormlev. whose head
quarters is nj the Palmer Honse. this city. have
samples of the above exhibition. 1t is made
from tin put together bv a process. king
the joints stronger than bv other method and
nj n cheaper rate The exhibitors own the right
Of this State ami Pennsy lvania, anu We shall re
fer 10 1t again
PITTS THREsHER AND SEPARATOR
We briefly alluded 10 the above Yesterday
and would again add that the horse power il y
saving OF more than thirty per cent IN draughi
over ANYTHING in use. For particulars address
II A Pitts 4 Co. D,yton. Oslo and go the
| fair grounds and see the machine
THE PUTNAM CLOTHES wRINGER
; Mr. Smith, the indefatigable agent of the
Putnam Clothes Wringer Co - has a few il
' active trial in the miscellaneous department
{ They are easily adjusted 70 the tub. and will HI
any ordinary sized vessel and will last for wears
The writer of this notice mas had one in his fam
r y for two wears and it has been used by three
e other families every week during that time. anC
? has not cent for repairs Mr. Smith
only asks fair and impartial trial of his wringer
THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.
In passing over the fair ground our attention
was attracted 10 two of the above, under the
management OF Mr.. John Earnshaw. late Assist
: | ant Adiutant General of the army. Mr. Earn
shaw's health being impaired he has been com
PEELED tn resign his position. and has associated
: himself in business with Nr Wilder, of Cncin-
natl. AMI appears once mcr- IN the agriculture
department at fairs an honorable repre-
sentative of the above machine The writer 81
this notice saw the first Buckeye ever built and
= predicted for il extensive Introduction. H'
= predictions have been more thar realized, an,
the Buckeye has ioand its way into every par
: OF the country. and has been used with the hes
e OF success This result j. due alike 10 the merlt
of the machine. as il Is 10 the skill, taste an,
ability of Mr. Eirnshaw the first general agen
of the manufacturing company, To whose bust
= ness capacity AMI energy the successful intrOduc
- ton of the machine - mainly attributable. w
have not space to give mechanical description
~ but would refer those who have no confidence il
their own judgments 10 the Testimonials q
2 Of thousands who have used the machine Ii
conclusion we would LAY to all manufacturer
who build good m,chine as the one in que.
e ton 'cedceue Fl muitunscanini.'
HIRAM CASTOR. ESQ.
in This famous gentleman the most accomplish
= eli coach. carriage and buggy manufacturer il
~ the country, and great fisherman snd nau'Ica
architect represents the Lower White Rive
# mated the Lady Msgoffin. The boat Is
"a splendid piece of workmanship. and every bod
II who has seen il expresses. in the highest terms
a his or her admiration of Mr Giston's genius
ID H. We presume among the most beautiful work
of art or The ground
osGOop
This gentleman. perhaps one of the foremo-
house. sign ard ornamental painters in the We,
h or East the North or the South, has on exhib
pr ZION. in Fine Art Hall, magnificent producto
u of hrs famous pencil. 1t Is designed to show tn
IN process and perfection of guiding on glass. II
"a own name is appropriately used 10 illustrate thi.
c beautifully painted portrait of Washington
ne draped Nv the national flag. with the NOTICE
War" and Peace" ornament the unsurpassa
Die artistic work. IL is set in frame of immita
n. ton of rosewood. so well done that the genius
n Mr. O>good AMI those employed by him is see
50 at once 10 be triumphant.
III BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURE.
- In Fine Art Hall the most beautiful msrbl
:, work i on exhibition by WIN. W Wallace.
nc this city We have conver>ei with gentleme
70 and ladies. Just returned from Italy Who as>ur
u thar they did not see in that classic land an
u thing by The great and renowned carver> OF StOu
at and marble anything To equ Il the productions
n Wallace exhibition, We have sud- AZ ou
10 State Fair. Particularly would we mention Wit