The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22

Among the numerous contributions in the
line of Machinery and the Mechanical arts
constituting nucleus of attraction at the
Fair Grounds, few eclipse in variety and in
genuity the entries of our sister state,
through her honored representative Capt.
q. ID. Bustamante. A tried ana trusty
officer in the Commissary Department du-
ring the late war, he comes to US with all
the energy and dash of genuine military
esprit, clothed with the proprietorship of the
Mississippi Machinery Company, of Good
man, to battle in a field with Instruments
less deadly, and in a cause that only -four
ishes under the dominion of peace.
Inaugurating In 1865, in connection with
the above specially, general business such
as is conducted by our country merchants,
Capt. Bustamante has, since 1865, assidu-
ouslV and almost exclusively devoted his
time and attention to the branch that seems
most strongly to awaken his interests and
most effectually to crafty his tastes. At
tending Northern fairs and visiting North
ern manufactures to procure the best labor
saving machines and implements adapted to
the South, his efforts in behalf of agricultu-
raj, as well as his labors in the securement
of new patents aud the development offresh
inventions entitle him to patronage and APP
probation. CHANGING at his handsome dis
play in the arena we note, as we go eurs-
Orily along,a Cider Mill and Wine Press,on
of the most complete of the kind ever con-
structed. We are authoritatively informed
that no less than $500 were sold last year
the best evidence that can be urged in its
favor. Next we observe an adj ustable Ex-
tension Garden Hoe and Rake, two ma
chimes, rake and hoe, worked by a screw
which, extending or contracting, can be
used for vegetables planted at different dis
tances. 1t is at once light, handy and suita-
BILE for ladies. The American Cow Mixer
IS a model of ingenuity. It will milk one or
four teats at once. The American Fruit
Dryer is entered for the purpose of drying
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heated air, without exposure to the weather,
dust or annoyance of flies. IL performs It's
functions with completeness and reliability
and literally opens TO the South 4 mine OF
wealth in the preservation of her surplus
fruits and the preparation of sweet potatoes
for foreign and domestic expectation.
Paul Williams Screw and Levee Cotton
Press operates by the combination Of screw
and lever, and is used by a number of re-
spectacle citizens of Mississippi, who testi-
fy to its utility. Beaumont's Patent Air Es-
cape Funnel on D. principle of two
tunnels in one, the outside funnel
being perforated from below the
connection so as to let in the air exteri-
orly, will enable one TO draw oils as easily
as wine. Baughn's Car Coupling Is indors-
ed by Gen. Beauregard and T. S. Williams,
Esq, as perfect success. Its object being
the detachment Of cars in 2 sudden concus-
sion and its action being automatic, it must
be seen to be appreciated. We then have
Doty's Road and Levee Scraper, simply adj
justible, which on being loaded reVolves at
the dumping place, discharges its contents
and resets itself The most valuable and
important branches of the Department how
ever, are A. p. Dickey's Tanning Mills,
sanger Il Co.'S Power Corn Shelter, Walk
ing Cultivator, Sulky Flows, Corn Planter
Pea Dropper, Melons Quilting Frame, Let
telier's Automatic Grain Scales, Folding
Fruit Box, and the little Giant Stump Ex-
tractor, each of which is too material an
clement N tho Mechanical % he
sighted by such a reportorial notice as our
space admonishes US TO bestow at present
On future occasion, we will give them 4
graphic detail Capt Bustamante IL the
sole agent for the sale of the patent right
attached to several Of the machines and I'm
plements exhibited by him, and capitalists
are assured that in them they will find
profitable investments.