The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-25

constituting nucleus Of attraction at the
Fair Grounds, few eclipse I'm variety and In
genuity the entries Of the Mississippi Ma
chinery Agency. Inaugurating In 1856, In
connection with the above speciality.
general business, such as n conducted By
our country merchants, Capt. Bustamante
has, since 1865 assiduously and almost ex-
clusively devoted hls time and attention to
the branch that seems most strongly TO AVA
ken his interests and most effectually 20
crafty his tastes. Attending Northern
fairs and visiting Northern manufactures
TO procure the best Iabor-saving machines
and implements adapted 70 the South, his
efforts in behalf of agriculture, as wen as
his labors in the securement Of new patents
and the development OF fresh inventions
entitIe him to patronage and appreciation.
CHANGING at mis- handsome display in Dept
b. we note, as we go cursorily along
Cider Mill and Wine Press, one OF the most
complete Of the kind ever constructed. We
are authoritatively Informed that no less
than 800 were sold in one year the best
evidence that can be urged in its favor.
Next we observe an adjustable Extension
Garden Hoe and Rake, two machines, rake
and hoe worked by screw which, extend
ing or contracting. can be used for vegeta-
bles planted at different distances. It is at
once light handy and suitable for ladies'
The American Cow Mixer is model Of in
genuity. 1t win milk one or four teats at
| once The American Fruit and Potatoe
| Dryer is entered for the purpose OF drying
fruits and vegetables of all description by
heated air, without exposure TO the weather,
dust or annoyance OF flies. It performs its
functions with completeness and reliability,
| and literally opens to the South mine OF
wealth in the preservation of her surplus
fruits and the preparation of sweet potatoes
for foreign and domestic expectation.
Brooks Portable Revolving Screw Cotton
Press, operates by hand or horse power, Is
the most popular press ever introduced in
to Mississippi as a number of the most re-
spectacle citizens of the State can testify.
Beaumont's Patent Air Escape Funnel on
a principle of two tunnels in one, outside
funnel being perforated from below the con-
nection so as to let In the air exteriorly, will
enable one to draw oils as easily as wine
We then have Doty's Road and Levee Scra-
per, simply Adjustable, which on being load
ed revolves at the dumping place. discharges
its contents and resets itself The most val
liable and important branches of the De-
partment, however, are A. r. Dickey's Fam
ming Mills, Woods Reaper and Mower, Pow
| err Corn Shelter and Shucker, Walking Gull
| tivator, Sulky Plows, Corn Planter, Pea
| Dropper, Lettelier's Automatic Grain Scales
| stump Extractor, liking of the Woods
Saving Machine, in all seventy arti-
| cles, each of which is too material an ele-
ment in the Mechanical Sciences to be
sighted by such reportorial notice as our
space admonlshes US to bestow at present.
| On future occasion, we will give them
graphic detail. Capt. Bustamante is 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 viii lind prof
table investments.
| By Monday next, Capt. Bustamante ex-
poets his Leffel Turbine Water Wheel, Wood
& Co.'s, Portable Engine, and great vari-
ETY. of other articles which have been de-
layed on the Railroads.
MIR. c. E. HYNsoN
Il the General Agent for several patent
rights and exhibits several of his article,
one of the most important being the VAPo-
RINE LIGHT, which is claimed TO be the safest
cheapest and best light yet discovered, Coal
Gas not excepted, costing only about one
third as much, yet equally as white, clear
and brilliant, emitting no smoke or smell
when burning, dispensing entirely with
piping, chimneys, and wick necessary when
using Gas, Coal Oil, Petroleum, and Other
burning Guilds, for Illuminating purposes.
! One of the most important features of the
| IN. fha SfT0a
Lamps, for lighting Towns, equal to the
best Coal Gas, thus saving the cost of Gas
Works and pipes, the style and size is the
same as those commonly used for burning
Coal Gas, In short it is adapted to all places
and buildings where light is needed, inclu
ding Halls, Churches, Dwellings, Factories
, Mills, Warehouses, Stores, Bridges, Gardens
: Parks. Skating, Kinks, Saloons, &c. &c.
Mr. Hynson also presents the
UNIVERSAL CORN HUsKER,
t One of the most important inventions of thu
I age. A simple device. effectual aAd efiicien
: for the work it is intended to do, the necessi
ty of which has long been felt and realized
r by the farmer. 1t is so simple and practica
In its working, that an old man of seventy
or boy of twelve years can readily worl
it, and without the Inconvenience of COLI
hands or sore finger, gloves and mitten
, being no inconvenience. The
PATENT MILL STONE DRESS
Exhibited by the same gentleman is an i'm
! portant acquisition to the business OF mil
lers. 1t is recommended for good work
, using longer without sharpening, grind
faster and superior in every respect TO tn
old style. A fine lot of
COMMERCIAL MANUREs
Are exhibited by Mr. J. II. Jensen. The at
a uention of our planting friends is especial.
directed to this valuable department
Mr.. w. s. Mitchell, of Soule's Commercia
! College exhibits some fine specimens @
book keeping by boys IA and l6 years Q
age, that should be examined by all VIII
would know the advantages of reliabl
= institution.
: Lows PATENT sHINGLE OR BARREL HEAl
!, SAVING MACHINE,
Attracts great attention, and being one {
the most valuable improvements of the ag'
!, it certainly deserves attention. This ms
chine is made OF different sizes to saw fror
: Is to a inches long, In shingles, box board
and barrel heads; it Is in use in almoa
!. every State in the Union, and from the te'
]. timonials exhibited and by its practici
operation as may be seen daily, it gives er
tire satisfaction. With the machine b
J, dresser and packer which makes the bus
ness complete. On trial in 1868 this ms
z chine cut and packed $1,000 shingles In te
y hours, at cost of So cents per thousan,
9 o you shingle-maters, 5000 shingles a
O houri think Of it. In proof Of its usefn
e ness, Mr.. Chas. 8. Burt. the proprietor, sol
yesterday i've Of the machines at s25s eac
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