Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-21


IN and around Mechanics Hall, and attrac
considerable attention. NJ II. Cady is her
from Stowe, and evidently determined not t
be eclipsed lie exhibits two Top-Buggics 0
exquisite taatefulness of design and niccty 0
finish. The combined lightness and strength
Of the Iron-work, which is lavishlv silve,
plated, the beauty and polish Of the paint
and the elaborate decorations Of the Leather
work and trimmings, place these vehicles OF
a level with any thing of the kind we hav,
ever seen in city or country. Mr.. Cady alsc
shows 2open Buggies very light aud strong
with patent connections avoiding the king
bolt, fitted as are the others, with cqst sflc
tires, and guarded at every point against
breakage and wear.
Filler, Chandler & CO. exhibit two speci
mems Of their handiwork, an open Buggy,
and Prince Albert Top-Buggy, from thciI
new Mauuiactory in Burlington Both are
exceedingly beautiful and thoroughly built
vehicles; and such as they are turning out
and selling every day.
!. K. c. B. Gray, Of Burlington. exhibit
a substantial and comfortable Rockaway. and
a strong and seryiceablc open buggy.
H. Vickcry, Burlington, exhibits a tho
roughly built open buggy, and some strong
seryiceablo wagons Of several styles
W Smith. Burlington, a handsome Top
Buggy.
\. r. IS G. a. Duncan, Of Winooski,
exhibit light open Wagons, very thoroughly
built, and substantial Farm " agon5-singlo
and double They also exhibit patent light
ningr
r. Nutting Randolph, Patent Carriage,
in which the springs form the sole connection
between the two azles.
Il. A. Ray, TrottinS sulkics, very light
and strong
II. c. Cole d Co., Bratticb5ro, Carriage
Wheels, very thoroughly made.
Sorelle 6 Hill Charlotte, a wclI-madc
double Farm-wagon
At the east end Of the Hall is q fine show
Oh Portable Oa'--6hts, exhibited by ,. w..
Wolcott, Of Essex, and in front Of j; a porta-
bic rack for milk pans. exhibited by J.. w.
9"''li' "a V-eii9 / ans -'.i' 'IIosl'l' '.-i'
I'o1 oi " inoosAi' A''d pyramid ol Ai5
Excelsior Iiniment. tuTtner up was case oi
patent B50t-iacks. Next came thesNelOdc1ns.
{. L. Nelson OF Burlington exhibits some
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STANDS "-.' OIL ll-1'sAoy' WIN ''.. OF mar
Die ana LAai'-e-z1 lla,e'
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attracted r,rob ,+.,,+;,o S.r,7~ TI,---,~5
& Co., displayed a great variety Of Boots and
Shoes and Slippers, Of every size and kind
and shape atracuvely arranged in hand
some case A Prouty also exhibited two or
three cases of Boots and Shoos-inclading
patent leather and deer skin boots, made by
Hubbard, Caters, Slippers &C., all Of his own
manufacture sight to delight mons soles.
We were glad to notice some very nice
doors of richly grained Buttornut and plain
pine, and some well made window sash, 5z-
hihted by EDWARDS d STEVENS of NinoosA
Falls, Who within a year past have quietly
added a sash, door and blind department to
their extensive Machine Shop, at Winoosk,
and are already doing considerable busi-
in that line. The specimens Of their wood
work on exhibition, without any attempt at
display viii bear close examination, and
are marked By the conscientious thorough
NESS Of execution which characterizes all the
work Of the thorough mechanics who ezhi
bit them.
AIeszrs Edwards T. Stevens ais, exhibit
TvIer,s rs+snt yv,ter vybsal FIR Which tbav
are agents. This Is the best water wheel
made 50 far as we are aware, and IS rapidly
superssdins all others over a wide extent Of
territory. The wheels are turned out by
Edwards & Stevens in very superior style,
and orders for them crowd upon them. some
times from hundreds Of miles away.
At the west end of the hall is hutch Of
white rabbits. entirely superior to any other
rabbits on the Ground exhibited hy Master
IIorati7 Hiolok Of RurIinrton.
Aoncr11rRA1 Iur1raEs7-.-Tle ground
ve-: Of Mechanics Hall Is we'll covered with
agricultural Implement and improved ma
e1ine1y. The various leading styles or
mowers aud rsapers are re7r,59nt7d and find
numerous examiners.
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