Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09

ing worthy of the purpose to which it is T.
be devoted
The Association desire 90 make he Ex.
h'bihon, in fact as well as Ia name, a Rem
resentaiion from other countries as well "a
their own, of Raw Materials aud Produce.
M auuiactnres. Machinery aud Fine Arts.
! 10 TINS end, they have made arrange
ments with Charles Buschek, Esa late
Commissioner OF the Austrian Empire az
the Industrial Exhibition of London whose
skill, experience and high character offer
the most satisfactory security to Contibu.
tors from abroad.
Mr.. Buscheck is the authorized Agent of
this Association, for all countries other than
the Continent Of America, aud as such has
received its instructions.
! All communications from Contributors
abroad uipsi be addressed To him at " The
Office OF the Exhibition OF the Industry Of
all Nations III New York." No Charinp
Cross, London. lie will state to them the
nature of the powers gwen and authority
conferred, and will also explain the great
inducements offered by this Enterprise 10
European Exhibitors.
i his Association will correspond with all
persons in the United States, the Cauadas
and Brush Provinces, the West Indies, and
this Continent generally, who may desire 10
contribute TO this Exhibition
All such Communications must be adj
dressed to "The Secretary of the Associa-
ton for the Exhibition of the Industry Of all
Nations, New York"
The Association is now ready to receive
! applications, aud 1t is desired that they be
sent IN Immediately. Due notice will be
given, hereafter, when the building will be
ready for the reception of articles
Applications for the admission Of objects
to the Exhibition, must represent intelligi-
bly, their nature and purpose, and must al
so state distinctly the number of square
, feet, whether of wall floor or counter, re-
! quired
Machinery will be exhibited in notion
the motive power to be furnished by the
Association and applications for the adj
mission of Machinery, to he So exhibited,
= in addition to the general description and
the requisiton for space, must set set forth
, the amount of motive power required.
{ The Association deem 1t proper to an
t nounce that Paintings in frames will be ex-
: hibied.
:. As, notwithstanding the magnitude of the
: proposed building, there must, necessarily,
= be limitation of space, the Association re-
serves the right to modify or reject applca-
c tons, but, in 81 doing, will be governed by
: strict impartalty, looking only to the gen.
a eral objects of the enterprise.
= The Association also RESERVES the right
, of determining the length of time, not to
exceed IN any Case one season, during which
objects shall, severAlly, form par, of the
$ Exhibition.
5 Exhibitors are requested to designate an
h Agent, to whom their contributions shall
S be delivered when Withdrawn from the Ex-
i hbition
u Prizes for excellence in the various de-
o partments of the Exhibition, will be award
b ed under the direction of capable and emf
g nent persons.
D With this statement the Directors solicit
7 the cooperation of the productive intellect
= and industry of their own aud other coun-
= tries.
;. THEoDoRE SEDGwIcK, President.
u Wan. WHErTEN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.