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Class 9.—AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURALOn thu South Side : Aeeas'N. 0. 1; P. Q. R. 1 to 27.

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Deane and Co.’s Patent Tank-cleaner.

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Deane and Co.’s Patent Water-engine.

Patent engine for raising water. The annexed cut re-

| presents one of these machines, for the purpose of throtf *j ing to a considerable height a volume of water. This| form of engine is provided with a tank.

: Force and other pumps. The force-pump has th®

advantage of a double action, drawing the water fromany depth, and forcing it fifty feet at the same operation jso that while it is well adapted for general domestic pur-poses, it is equally so for other applications.

Patent portable forge, which may be worked in a barmor removed into the open air. It is compact, cheap, aimstrongly made. There are various sizes of these forges?all of which are equally portable.

Patent plate-glass lantern, combining safety andj economy.

! Iron pig-troughs. Enamelled milk-pans.

Patent enamelled mangers, of various descriptions.

Double weighing-machines, adapted for commercialand agricultural purposes.

Howard’s J K plough. This plough is intended a 6a substitute for the large four-horse Kentish ploughand fitted with mould boards or breasts, which turn th®furrow over round, leaving a perfect seam, in the samemanner as the Kentish turn-wrist plough. It is usedwith a pair of horses, but occasionally with three 01four. It is capable of ploughing any land, however diyand hard. It may he fitted with an extra large breasor furrow-turner, for very deep ploughing. The skimcoulter, shown in the following cut, is a most usemappendage. It is of great importance when plougbmgley ground and stubbles; it precedes the commoncoulter, paring and turning into the furrow the herbag®upon the surface, so that when the soil is turned ov ® 1by the plough, nothing of grass or weeds is left to g r 0 J^out between the furrow; consequently the vegetablematter thus buried, instead of living upon the soi >decomposes, and serves to enrich the land. It will alsobe found most useful when ploughing in dung, mustard*tares, &c., for with the addition of “ a drag-chain/may be turned in completely. With a new register®lever, for regulating the wheels. The cut represents tmplough, and the wheel having its fulcrum at 6 , and ipoint of action at a.

Deane and Co.’s Howard’s J K Plough.

Howard’s J A plough. The annexed cut represents this plough, which is adapted for heavy land.

Deane and Co.’s Howard’s J A Plough,