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Class 9.—AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURALOn the South Side : Areas N. 0. 1; I*. Q. R. 1 to 27.
Hornsby’s Patent Six-horse Power Portable Steam-engine.
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from the chaff, in the rough pulsy state, as it comes fromthe thrashing-machine, without having been previouslyriddled. It is fitted with a double-shaking screen at thebottom, &c., for cleaning the corn from all kinds of smallseeds, and preparing it for market. Represented in theannexed cut.
Hornsby’s Patent Corn-dressing Machine.
Double crushing machine, for breaking oil-cake forbeasts or sheep, and rape-cake for manure; fitted withtwo sets of cutters, with hardened points.
Single crushing machine, fitted with one set of cutters.
234 Smith & Co., Stamford, Lincolnshire —Inventorsand Manufacturers.
1. Double-action wrought-iron hay-making machine,for spreading and turning hay; fitted with wrought-ironwheels.
2. Two-knife cane-top litter and chaff-cutting machine,for hand, horse, or steam power.
3. Iron balance-lever horse-rake, for hay, corn, &c.
4. Lever hand-rake, in iron frame, and. mounted onvery light wheels; the teeth, made of spring steel, actindependently of each other.
5. Three-knife gorse and chaff-cutting machine, forhand, horse, or steam power.
6. Improved lever cultivator or scarifier.
7. Fat-cutting machine, for tallow-melters.
8. Park or luggage cart, mounted on springs, Wjpatent tail-board, tip movement, and wrought-' 10wheels.
9. Wrought-iron wheels arid axles for light and heavycarriages.
10. Set of machine models. 1
Patents have been taken by the exhibitors for Nos- >
2, 3, 4, 5, 8, and 9.
235 Chard & Munro, Bristol — Manufacturers.
Light one-horse harvest cart, of an improved construetion. The advantage consists in its being kept low, 10the diminution of labour in loading.
Light cart, for pony or small horse, adapted f° r aerrand or market cart. Light Cobourg.
237 Kev & Mitchell, 103 Newgate Street —Proprietors or Agents.
Patent American churn (English ) by Charles Jani*-'*Anthony, of Pittsburgh, U. S. ; the improvement cousis ^in the arrangement of apparatus so as to introducelarger quantity of air into the cream or milk.
Kase’s force and suction pumps. The valves arearranged, as to prevent them from being choked; and,occasion should require, a common blacksmith coureplace them. .
Patent double-acting turnip-cutter, for cutting turnl & ( ’ )mangold wurzel, &c., as food for cattle or sheep; a ,applicable for cutting chicory; the knives with tgreatest cutting surface, represented in the annexed cu •
I Messrs. Key and Mitchell's Patent Double-acting Turnip-dUn' 1 -'
j Ilose for liquid manure, fire-engines, and .shipP l0 o, purposes, made of canvas, lined and coated with g u| percha. . C)
i Registered union joint, for connecting lengths of 11 ’
made of gutta percha. •j S|
Lift pump, made entirely of gutta percha, I 01 ' a f. c |,aliquid manure, &c.; manufactured by the Gutta 1 elCompany. 0 f
Davy’s patent India-rubber elastic and watei-psaddles and collars; the former affording a firm st ‘ a ;lSthe rider on an elastic material; the latter, as we ^ i( ,the former, protecting horses from being wrung inshoulders, back, withers, &c.