Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-22


J. Whitney & Co. BRISTOL Pnrornnd rocking chairs
of beautiful style and finish dip.
Whpple Furrow, Wcstfeld, Mass, superior =,
A. prouty, Jr. Burlington, cases boots aud shoes,
5 Cutting, Stowe, specimen of backsmith's ham
mcr of fine finish dip.
w. X. Taft Wilston pair calf boots dip.
!. Knight, Willison, suction pump dip.
Lyman Ihayer, Shelburne, churus Of varou, styles
and improvements,
Brinsmad Il ildrcth Burlington, Of beauti
full icwcrv, barometer,
o. W. Scey, Albany n. Y. specimen of Of brick,
made oy machinery from dry clay, dip x
J. X. Forest, Burlington, splendid rosewood COT
Thos j. Newland, wolcott corn shelter, dip &
Ebcn Cate Franklin II. sample Gates patent
improved horse shoes. dip.
Edmund Brown, Burlington, improved matching
knives dip
Burdict & Bartlett, Philadelphia, Grecian Caout-
chouc oil polish, dip.
Wing x Smith, Burlington, sample of h ghly fin
ithcd lasts and boot trees
II. Wing, Buffalo, crimping machine dip
VIM. Wells, Brookfcld magic panorama dip
Strong, Haywood Co. Burlington, case boots
NJ W. Terrll. Morristown, cloth wringer dip &
l.. b. Sherwn, Hyde Park. clothes rack dip
James NJ. Henry, Waterbury, Downs vegetable
elixir, Henry's Vt. nimcn
John W. Brown, West Milton, specimens drain
tile, dip
S. W. Clark, wisborough, n. Y. specimens cut
marble, dip &
Chas Benns Burlington, autonaton pressman.
Horntio llickok, burlington, 4 rabbits,
T.. A. Jcwett. Burlington, pr. thick boots,
II. b. Noble, Elizabcthtown, n. Y. / sctt double
L. W. swan, Glens Falls y. Y. Lewis portable
milk rack dip &
S. =. Smith, Troy N Y. boot Jack of superior
construction dip 4
Lorenzo Palmer averhil n H. lot scythe stones, dip
5. Nichols, Burlington, bbs. very superior vim
egnr.
N.J. Clarke, Bellows FALL. Cooks improved porta-
Die sugar eyapomtor, dip
Chase 4 Smith, Burlington, sash, doors and
blind. dip &
Turbine water wheel. Of superior construc-
George Graves, Rutland, beautiful specimens Of
leather, Of varieties OF great finish and excel
lcnce dip Il
j. Brown, y Bennington. specmene drain tile, dip 4
L. Jcwcit X Co. ST. Adams Bay, specimen, drain
c. C. burton, ST. Adams Bay, specimen, Rocking "P
j. L. Wheeler, Below. Fall, l small turbine wheel,
+. W. 0rm'bee, East Montpelier, patent sap tub
cover,
c. l.. Nelson, Burlington Mahogany Bureau,
Dorsey & sweet Benson, lot tin aud glass w.re. dip
ii Goodman, Giens Falls, y. Y, adjustable cyliu-
Ger tuyere, dip &
Orylle Choat, Worthwhile mop wringer dip
Il. Whitney, Randolph. flaming mill Of improved
pattern, superior article, dip
HAY SCALES.
John Howe. jr.. Brandon, and Frank T.. Howe 2O3
broadway. New York, Howe. improved Standard
Hay Scales, tons, Strong X Ros> patent, dip
These scale, weigh under the severc.t tests with
the incest deg OF accuracy They are highly
wrought, ant beautifully finished and must continue
the confidence the coninuut, have in their p,apta-
biy to the wants OF the world, in the department, of
business demanding their
Floral Hall
The Committee on Floral Hall report that the col
lection, in thi, department Of the exhibition are de-
cdedV superior il quality to those of former years:
and there are comparatively few articles of an ordina
ry character. The display Of flower, i exceedingly
rich and brilliant, and there are many Of uncommon
rarely and beauty.
In works Of fine art there j. marked improvement
in taste and kill from that of former exhibitions In
the Photographic art, it will be difficult 10 find, any
where superior exhibitions in the line Of either pOr-
trait or lin-cape phoiographng plain coored to
what has been seen on tie walls Of Floral Hall at this
line
few good oil painting. the work Of artists of our
own State. are also exhibited.
There are some elegant specimens Of needle work.
There are few tnr samples of textile fabrics of do
nestle production, in wooden, linen and cotton; but
ON the whoe this department Of the exhibition is
much more limited than the committee would have
been glad to see ii.
The article, Of taste or kill in wood and metal are
few. though some of them are very noticeable.
Premiums are awarded, a follows:
FLOWERS.
many of them rare, and all uncommonly perfect
in form and color to John Archibald, gardener to
L. J. Mech, Esq >helbure, SlO
For Il large and choice collection of very fine
flower, Vi them the rarest flowers in the
exhibition, to Mr., l.. II. Jones Of Colchester,
For large and fine collection Of choice flowers
in boxes and boquets, to Patrick Ryder, gar
dencr to q. a Burton, Burlington. 6
For best ten boquets OF choice and beautiful flow
ers, to Mrs Edgar Meecii. Shelbume dip & s
For eight boquets Of very fine flowers. to Miss
sarah Smoud> of Shelbune, 9
For finest aud most unique floral design, TO John
Archibald, gardener TO +. j. Mech, Esq, Of
Shelbume, 3
For second best floral desig-very fne-to Pat
rick Ryder, gardener to o. A. Burton, Esq,
Of Burlington, 4
For fine boxes and boquet, Of choice flowers, to
Mrs j. Whitcomb Of Essex. 3
For best Photographic portraits, in different STYLES
plain and ceored-and also some fine land
scapes, 10 Charles Miller, Burlington, dip &
For best photographic landscnpes-plain and col
orel-al>o some fine portraits, TO A. +.
Styles burlington, dip x
For best oil paintings, tportaits) to Mrs Bigelow,
Burlington, 3
For ~ best oil paintings, to Miss Mary Crane of
For the best of wax fruit to Miss 5. A. At
wafer, burlington. q
For 2d best of wax fruit and flowers to Miss
+. Gordon, Winoo>ki, Il
For bo1uet Of wax flowers, to Miss L. Hand of
Colchester, Il
For crpyoning, Mrs A Ferguson, Burlington, /
For Oriental paintings, Mrs +. T.. Bentley, Jericho
Sewing Machines.
For the best sewing machine wheeler & Wilson ma
:, eh;ne.l to q. W. &. q Benedict, dip
For ~ best sewing machine, (Ihe Peoples ma.
:, chine) to y. iMttey, keeseville, n y, dip
For 81 best sewing machine, (Raymond's ma
chine, 10 Charles Raymond, Brattlebop. dip
Miscellaneous.
For best frame Of hair work, Miss 5. A. Sumner
Hartford, s.
For fine model of L. S. ship Niagara, II. S. Flint,
Northheld. dip X 8
For >undry collections of natural history, j. NJ. x
G.. b. Aubery, burlington, q
For fine and tasteful specimens of penmanship-
excellent both in design and execution Bry-
ant, Stratton & Co., Albany, y. Y. dip
For fancy work box, Frank W. Dole. Burlington, /
For embroidered skirt, Mrs Russell Burlington, Il
For bedquilts. 5. SaNton Williston
For frame of Chc.ilc and Grape work. Miss Mary
l.. ). Chase Winooski,
For fine samples Of cone and she'll work. Mrs A.
Spaulding, burlington q
For century plant, Miss +. Bliss, Wnooski,
For small model Of stationary engine J. A. Bald
win, Euiland
For fine silk and cotton hose, Miss I. 5. Pangbom,