Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-24

A Fullam, Springfield, VT. Stencil tools
and machine,
J Loveand, do, scissor sharpcnsr,
Richard Carter, Troy Y, joiners tools,
IL Huntington, do specimen leather belt
ing, "
NJ Van Aukcn, Plattsburgh, washing mn.
chine
II Kendall East Dorset, portable trip ham
mer
VIM Doty South Hartford, Y, fruit
gatherer,
Jason Davenport. Middlebury, saw SET
James Morse & Brothers, East Poultney, Mop
Sticks, ]
D II Kurdish, Portland, Me- patent broad
cast seed-sowcr, dip
Herd & whitcomb, Oak Hill, Green Co, Y,
Wheat Cutter &C., 2 and dip
N Gray, Jr., Shclburne Falls, Ms, Clothes
Rack, dip.
A B Baxter, Bristol, r. l., Window support
II Prentiss & Co.. Burlington, l case Boots, "
Thos Powell, Naples, NY, Corn-plantcr "
II wilkins, Burlington sample Iron Orc, 81
p Taft, Taftsville, | rn-sheller, dip
W Gray, Middletown, Horsepower Thresh-
err and Separator
French Brothers, Franklin, Col n-pckcr and
IIusker, united
Miss Julia Clancy, Burlington, loaf Wheat
Bread, /"
Chase & Smith, Burlington, Dormcr Window
frame Sash, Doors, :"
Hiram Bushnell, Williston, box Honey, s.
C ID Luce, Brandon, Broadcast Seed-sowcr, dip
l 7 Grant & Co., Junction, Rensselaer, Co.,
NY, Grain Cradle and patent Fan-mill, "
r A Jones' Richmond pairs thick Boots, "
Linus Bucl, Essex, pieces Rag Carpeting,
VIM NJ Sutton, st George, Horse Hocing Ma
D NJ varney, Burlington, Rife, /"
AR&G duncan, Winooski, Whecl-barow
and Lightning-rods, 8
D Parsons, Essex. Double-hoat Churn,
X Kidder, Burlington, Hive and Bees, Pare
ing Machine and Sliccr, dip. and
W P Van Klccck Burlington, Tomato Jars,
Davis & Co., Champaign NY, 2 Horsepower
Thrcshing and Cleaning Machine, dip
| D Comstock, Model Schooner, :
w Williams Newport, Nc, Model Ihrasher
and Separator, dip
MOWERS AND REAPERs.
| E Newell, shoreham. Mower, dir
| n Phillips, IToosic Falls, Mower, "
{" " Woods Little
Giant Mower "
| Adriance, Worcester, Mass, Mower, @
| W Smith, st Adams, One-horse Mower and
Reaper (Kirby's patent)
] II Thorp, Charlotte, Hubbard's Elastic Fin
| ger-bar Mower,
LIB Spencer, Windsor, Manny's Improved Pa
L Spencer Windsor, Manny's Mower and
| Reaper, combined, q
J Blinn, shclburnc, Eagle Mower and Reap
or, (leath patent,) g
Willard Ross, Vcrgennes Vermont Mower, g
| S w Taylor, Greenwich, n. Y, Model Mower, %
| A E Bin, Essex. Mower, (ketchum's patcnt,) g
| G W Brownell, Williston, Buckeye Mower, g
| WAGONS, suLKYs, BrGGY,.
II A Ray, Burlington, skclcton wagons ,.
A R 6. G Duncan, Winooski. lumber wag-
|
| II Vickery, Burlington, l top buggy, Con-
cord wagon, | shift top rockaway,
| pleasure lumber wagon, dip and
Fisher s. Roberts, Brattlcboro, end spring
| buggy, side spring buggy, di
| VI II Cady, Stowe, double buggy, side
| springs,
VI II Cady, Stowe, Concord wagon "
NJ II Cady, Stowe, single buggy, side
| springs g
J. W. Daniels, Morrisville, superior one
| horse, cross spring, open buggy,
| Myron Hall Larabee's Point / trotting
Wagon / top buggy. g
Myron Hall, Larabees Point, double covered
| carriage,
I B Derrick, Noyau, Canada, skeleton wag-
| on, sulky, di
j IL sanborn, Pittsburgh, Y, / trotting
sulkey, skeleton wagon,
A Clark Brandon, track buggy, sui
keys, dip and
John Gray, Burlington, two horse pleas
| urc sleigh Of superior workmanship, di
PIANOS, MELoDEoNs, &c.
B Lyon, East Poultney, melodeon of superb
or tone and finish, di
Esty t Green, Brattleboro, ! Harmonic
Organ, a splendid instrument, "
| Esty e. Green, Brattleboro, melodeon har-
monte attachment, beautiful in tone
| and finish, also mclodeons, dip and
| L s Rust, Burlington, splendid piano Of SUI
perior tone and finish, also melodcons
dip and
W W Partridge, Burlington, grand piano
! very superior instrument also me-
lodcons, di
John Howe, Jr., Brandon Vt, six ton hay
scales, Strong and Ross patent weigh
ing with the greatest accuracy, di
PORTABLE platform scales of superior
finish and very correct, Strong and
Ross patent,
E E. 7 Fairbanks, st Johnsbury Vt, very
superior cattle scale, Of beautiful FIN
ish,
In testing the Musical Instruments Il
committee were fortunate in securing II
aid of Mr.. D. Worley, musician of muc
experience and skill.
1t would have afforded the committt
much pleasure to have given an extendt
account of the merits of the different art
cles on exhibition had time permitted; suf
cient to say that all were of a high order, a
the Diplomas given out will testify. III
committee cndeavored TO examine with
single desire to do justice 10 all concerne'
The exhibition was very successful, an
affords renewed evidence that Vermont is nc
behind her sister States in the improvement
of the age, in the mechanic arts, as well &
agriculture.
JAMES NJ. SLADE,
Rurlin Sent Il 1873 For Cpmn