The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04
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euoefs de-, honorable mentions-R;cb,,
das1 aond Architectural Iron Works. schSai.
Ius,sks, certificate of merit--same.. Rrssna
,sm osatoes tnew variety. o. q. Gardner-!
p paad projection, diploma Charles
,n.thad Jr,; being a new and usefI,I
,uesuoa hn OF r1ghtline drawing. iIiustrataI
y gy representation Of saW.njjl hniit sv M
"a. ~. amer " TO. Steam uorfahIe eyo;,,.
GWenGy,nVe horse power), medal Effa,,S
ger % Edmond. !" Poor.man's $ earr;aoe - AZ .
VIZ VIZ Ior supporting wagon-body ~ sn;.
M M sprlngs, certificate or merit-G GolnneI
cow Gov, nefkeiey, OF Loudoun. Foot mat'
1narst :, stump extractor. certificate Of
msrEe- srt.mo. B1iihark, Piiitsylvania. Corn.
Koln ' 1, cul. Vator, DC, diploma-B.
V.nor V Sarrets saar Co., Pennsylvania.
Mi10unteaStle & Co., Richmond. lGordons" ~.
N1lle Clipper plough, reversible noint y"si and
saare' Certificate of merit-Moyers ~ Rrn.
ther, dordonsville. Portable 'steam.sns Ian
Ene, certificate Of merit-Colt,s Patsnt
t,h!,; stslArm Company, Connecticut. ExS
,I'ol.l9n pf flour, certificate of merit
j., u. Meem, Of Shenandoah. and =
w: Legg, Berkeley, West Virs;n;s irG ".
as,;ss mvisans model for making horse.shoes.
Gerlihcate of merritt. 1T, Snvder'
keGtum shlnglng-hammer, for shinpIinc
puodle-lron into blooms, car.axles. and
hammered bar iron, dipIoma-J, r. ,.John.
son Co., Richmond. American Rolled
Nub anu !ube Company, MEDAL. Os-
trander, Richmond. Patent road and farm
cultlvator. medal-William Churchill Oasl.
ier, New York. Safety railroad stove. Ger.
Ilneate OF merlt-C. j. Smith, Norfolk.
fnarmaceutlcal and chemical pre- parations.
certihcate OF merit-J. w. Rlson. Black.
tns, ceftsncale OF merit-G. W. Fuller.
etaunton. Hernia truss, certificate of
|melit-S. Ayres. Adjustable tobacco.hil,er
toway. -rg : ss;Ssss s.ss
THE FARM LOCOMOTIVE.
The committee, after close examina.
tion of Aveling & Porter's patent road and
farm locomotive, find its merits so great as
to entitle it to special report. 1t is sim
pie and substantial in its construction. 1t
Is easily driven and controlled by the com
pensatiou gearing OF the wheels. Al
gliding friction is avoided, preventing th,
waste oil power. They readily adapt them
selves to all Inequalities of surface. 1t cur
reap, handle, and thrcsh small grain, an(
then haul over any reasonable roa(
$50 bushels to market, at a cost Of
some six Coy dollars per day, doing tn,
work OF five men and twenty horses. Th,
engine will drive saw forty.two inches i.
diameter, and saw A. 600 feet of lumber pe
day. 1t is the best form OF steam. enein,
for farm purposes the committee have seen
and they recommend chat q medal be giyeI
MIR. William Churchill Oastler, the exhibit
tor Of the machine, B. 8. EwELL,
for The Discretionary Committee.
Brief Mention.
Before closing this report we must notice
two or three. articles on exhibition which
have hitherto escaped attention
Among those which have been accident
ally omitted by our reporter we would
mention u case OF very excellent hats O
the best quality exhibited by Mr. a
Allen, OF tuiS city.
Webb d Roulhac, Of Hillsboro', N. c..
exhibited some Of the finest smoking TO.
bacco we have ever seen. 1t is branded
"Golden Star" This tobacco took the
premium at the Fair of the Carolinas.
O.H. Chalkley 81 Co., whose leather tool
the first premium, exhibited specimen o
an excellent preparation of backing fol
shoes and harness, called Connihan's Wa
ter-Proof Competition.
j. Boy den exhibited Il pretty piece 0
workmanship in the form of IN inlait
wooden work-boX. Some of the pieces in
laid are from the garden Of Gethsemane
MIR. Boyden took the first premium for
fancy picturc-frame.
Closing Out.
To-day exhibitors will remove their pro
perty from the grounds, aud there will b
an auction Of many articles donated to th
Society. -,.--