The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-30
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inr as We a. fi,ai 30 posi- 80 ne aFis0d
sn1 ~ sial 10 usis s'.H~ tbese. cqaal
u ihai 81 any c,hcg seetian ofihs 0osiaB,
there sastll b. 30 oocssion 10 doubi thai
Size Possesses saGclon' taicyeTss 40 20,
TIE hcs tot fr~arj," AMI srhicFr dcs-
crscd ani casiAblc Pa ION.
~ a. - We have mgaus q judging, ,cry
li'la "a dong toward proper representa-
sion II oar STATE 10 thu. rshibHion. The
iinl.orianee q lhe ias5trf dos. ~, seem 10
b. fully appreciated Ths whole rosli
-libe ihas, al. - prOaoets and work.
e AZ, aBl i Ia q be expected thai each
SECTION vii 80 40 bc.;.T II vii be ,alc
60 Granted thai vefnou,, ralhcf 81,
l..s. . arg show or ~eoaes isrdy o."
s-.sss her bo,,. and all SAC h.. 10 .l.os I.
We sAlu c0a,1qu ,uily D. gSos. injustice
" us-. Ives. II se Do not make an cdr,
That val noi only s'trae, attention. but
prove us unsurpassed IN real skil and en-.
teTrisc.
We bid occasioa, few days SINCE 20
VISIT ihe celebrated FliNr EvAarI WoRks
Al Huntington, and vas conducted ihroa.,h
tbs iniacns- establishment b. ia ges,le-
manly Superintendent, D. W. CLAnt, ESQ.
rAis conc IN my be considered stuyea-
duus far n ~ II exhibi.!n. , taste sai
variety N rs manufactures useqaalcd by
ANY SIMILAR establishment, IN hm-ric1 ~
'rae clay Is here moulded BY the hand Of
the potter IN every conceivable shape
burnt colofed and glazed In every hue,
faslidioas gfo,csque and plain, shown. a
happiness Of dc.ign and dcxicriy ofcxccu-
ton unsurpassed IN the catalogue VI art
Messrs. LruAS &FENroS, the proprictofs
Of this establishment, are gentlemen of;ss,c
and enterprise, ana axe pos.cscd Of suiTi-
cicn, shrowdncss, wilhal, to appreciate the
advantages Of giving notoTiuiy 10 their AZ
ucles by exhibiting them at the f9r,hcom-
in- Exhibition. With this view, they have
IN preparation variety Of new things,
among which may be mentioned:
|. A MONUMENT, ten and half feet
high, with base IN imitation Of Egyptian
marble, three and htlr feet in diameter,
supporting collmnar urn, or main shaft,
Of moitled ware. This main shaft is sur.
mounted by beautiful capit1l Of unique
model, suppoiting eight columns Of exquis-
symmctryeAnd design, in imitation Of
Egyptian marble. These are surmounted
by statue representing Sister of Chan
ty, IN splendid drapey, directing a child to
Heaven by presenting him with the bible
IN an admonislnng attitude. This last f.,-
ure Is ihirty-four inches high, displaying
great tlste ia the model. true TO life and
wiihL is a chef d'auyre. 1t is Of Pariau
clay which is nothing less than Paiian
marble in smother shape, with the adyan.
tnge that II IL almost transparent, aud 81
ternately relieved by lights and shadows
which give II u most beautiful effect
No description can impress the mind with
the feelings which view of it occasions,
and it must be seen TO be properly appre.
ciated.
The center of the first capital, supporting
the eight columns before mentioned, is cal.
culated to recsive bust and in this in.
stance the bust Of c. w. FESroS, ESQ.
HE inventor of the ware, and proprietor Of
the patent, ~ TO be displayed thereon
These bus,s may be made Of Tarian OF
CHM clay, either of which, like tho other
materials Of the monument, viii Withstand
the wear of time for ages, and remain per.
feet long after columns and obelisks of 9th.
CO material shall have cTumbled to dust
therefore, not only us thing of rare beau
ty but Of unsurpassed durability, they arc
Of great value, and worthy to perpotuato
tho memory ofthe greatest and best.
.. FouR CENTER TAnLEs,-Parian,
China, Porcelain aud Mottled, or Flint En-.
amol These Tables are n limitation
Of the mos, deliberately carved and highl y
finished antique, with standards Of beauti-
iul workmanship, Fumouniad by pGin tops
three feet and half in diameter. The
most lasting durability is united with the
beauty Of these tables. composed MS they
ere o pop hyry o. f,ldsparc quartz as a
body orbasis, united with clay that becomes
hard as adanant by the action of heat
They are proof against the actio of time
and the thumps and scratches of NORM g
day, and must become immensely popular
with those who have money enough to buy.
They cost IA heap" Of money, and those
who have desire 10 possess one should
have 'thc rocks" in advance.
D. FLooa TILEs ofp terms entirely new
and Original, representing Italian and 9TH
or marbles others Of beautiful blue
ground with thirteen stars, and the Amer.
lean Flag inlsid Of white. A space ten
feet square has been allotted to the En-
amel WORKS in the Cystll Palace, which
they will pave with these Tiles. showing
'he different patterns and styles. Each
corner Of this space viii be occupied
by center table the monument will be
located IN the middle; and what spare room
there Is viii be filled with Urns. Vases
stain It's, Spiiioons etc.
I. 4 variety Of WArER URNs, new
pal,orn',--Povclain, Marble AMI Enamel
Cd. These Unls are carved and embossed
IN the most luxurious taste, representing
Na 's-N "ft' fAifAfAA ~ views WIN n
trnlhiulness OF design equal TO the finest
sculptures or engraving.
D. PoRcrLAiN VAsEs,-enlircly new.
called tbs Cupid and American Vases
The iirst d a funny little aiIalr embossed
aiih scenes Illustrative Of thai very inter
es,lng period "bctWoen hay and .gras.-
'eiH some, and with other, rather mon "be-
tween grass and hay PIN short, Tat ten.
der period when an individual may not be
supposed 10 know whether lac l. '.whis,ling
or crying" Ike the man that took bite Of
I'M green Peraimmon' 4 saucy Cunia
suunuunis the whole, looking about win
affected languof, bui with both hands upon
hls snNcf Fcaiy 20 woce the heart Of same
unsusPccting victim es occasion may offer.
Any man OF wousn that has ANYTHING TO
DO ~ith such a. article, must do II al their
ovn nsk, aud take the consequences.
The other, o. A~EEcAS VAsr. j. some.
What similar IN form wilh diaercn, scnlp.
lafes, revoscniiug scenes Ia American
history ana hnrdar fGs a,,..,t ....