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[v[ NonoK .] MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS.

On the South Side : Areas !N". 0 . 1 ; P. Q. R. 1 to 27 .

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Barrett and Co.’s Patent Iron Thrashing Machine.

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h 0l ll Ze or gorse-cutting and bruising machine, with three-P a ssf P ower patent safety gear attached. The gorse, iny olv ! n S through, is very finely cut by means of knives re-fegjj'hf? 011 a cylinder acting against a mouth-piece withby 'filers, and then passes through two pairs of rollers,of ; “ Ic h h is effectually crushed. The machine is madeWat,,,? 11 ’ an <l m ay be applied to either horse, steam, orj^" 1 ' Power,

pi lt J U - aveller or hummeller. This machine is for thec°,H of breaking off the haulm, which, with the lightg 0Q( j tails through the wires of a wire cylinder. Theby a s . ani Ple is carried through the cylinder, and deliveredJfe ,- l ll1e a t the end of the machine.hin e ? lstei 'ed cam chaff-cutter, No. 2. This machine isbon ln Sft es w >de in the mouth, and is made entirely ofbe ' The straw or hay is drawn to the mouth-piece topiece • l)y weans 0 f two grooved rollers. The mouth-of c i . laca se-hardened, and the machine cuts any lengththi s ,' aff un der li inches. The annexed cut representsWachine.

Barrett and Co.’s Cam Chaff-cutter.

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^l^LlF^rn chaff-cutter, No. 1. This machine isi°P ro]l er ' es ,"' ( l e in the mouth, with an anti-choking? y ~tvhee1 ’ a j mou th-piece. It has three knives on thef° Ur for b a . cu,;s different lengths of chaff, viz.,lo ”g for p’' ses > catt le, and sheep, and one four inchesr °Hers can'i ° r ' t ' le addition of a clutch, the feed,e rev ersed to withdraw the feed, should any

accident happen or any substance injurious to the knivesbe introduced with the hay or straw.

Cornes’ pattern chaff-cutter, No. 2. The mouth-pieceof this machine is ten and a half inches wide. The fly-wheel has two knives, and it cuts four lengths of chaff.The gearing is so arranged that it may he worked by oneor two men or by horse-power.

Universal crushing-mill for hand-power, fixed in. aniron frame, for crushing malt, oats, &e., or for splittingbeans or peas. The inside of the mill may be easily in-spected should any derangement take place.

Universal crushing-mill for one-horse power, to crushall kinds of grain, adapted for either manual or horsepower. Requires two men or one horse to work it.

Barrett ami Co.’s Universal Crushing Mill,