The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02
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A Parln dispatch u the 2sth gives
long list u pTazos aad medals awarded
70 American sxhibitors The result Is
a great triumph 70 our country, and
tue awards are prop0Ftapnabiy larger
than 70 the exhibitors Of any other ma
tioa We copy the principal prizes,
aud also The awards u silver and
bronze medals 10 exhibitors. from New
England. The whole list i too lengthy
for the space az our command
Grad Prsses Mr. Chaplin Of Law
renee, Massachusetts,. for well conduct
ed factory; Professor Hughes Of Ken
tncky, for printing telegraph; Cyrus W.
Field q New York city. ior promoter Of
the system Of ocean telegTaphy, DIR. +.
" Evans of Paris for sanitary collec-
ton.
Gold Medals -Stoinway q Sons Of
New York city, pianos; Chickering &
Sons Of New York and Boston, pianos;
S. g. White OF Philadelphia. artificial
teeth, etc. II. ID. Nalbridge Of New
York, minerals from Idaho; j. +. Whit
ney Of Boston, minerals from Colorado,
Louis Troger Of Concordia Parish.
Louisiana, cotton; Victor Meyer Of Con-
cordia Parish Louisiana, cotton; G. II.
Mccormick, Chicago, moving machines;
w. A. Wood of Hoosiek Falls, n. y,
moving machiness Gnrliss Steam En-
CINE Company Of Providence Rhode
Island, steam engine; VIM. Sellers *
Co, OF Philadelphia, machine tools:
Wheeler a. Wilson of New York city,
sewing machines; Elias Howe Of New
York city, inventor Of sewing machines;
G. i. Rogers 4 Co, Of Norwich, Conn,
wood working machinery Patrick
WEIGH Of n. Y. city, type-dressing ma,
chine; Grant Locomotive Works OF
Paterson, New Jersey, locomotive steam
engine.
Slloer Medals Mason and Hamlin,
Boston and New York, organs; Mrs.
Richard L. Bond of Boston. Mass, as
trouomical instruments and chronome-
ter; Douiing, Brown & Sharpe of Prov
idence, Rhode Island, measures, guages,
etc; Webster Wooden Mills OF Webster,
Massachusetts,, wooden and cotton fab
RIGS jaconets, etc; j. LeHayes of Bos-
ton, Mass, for series of wooden fabrics,
Colts Patent Arms Manufacturing Co.
of Hartford, Connecticut, for Colts fire.
arms; Smith q Wesson of Springfield
Mass, for firearms and metallic cart
ridges; Windsor, Manufacturing Com
pany, Windsor, Vermont, for firearms
Spencer Rife Company of Boston,
Mass, for Spencer Rifles; Dougle Axe
Company Of Boston, Mass, for axes
etc; j. b. Taft of Chester, Mass, emery
stone; g. J. Warkwell of Poultney,
Vermont, stone channeling and quarry
ing machine; J. r. Brown & Sharpe OF
/ Providence, r. l., revolving head screw
machine and universal milling machine;
Geo. Crompton of Worcester, Mass,
Crompton loom; james Hall d Son OF
Boston, Mass, for buggy; Yale g. VIM
Manufacturing Company of Shelburne
Falls, Mass, for locks; w. Baker IL Co,
of Dorchester, Mass, for chocolate; DIR.
S. G. Howe of Boston, Mass, for books
for the blind.
Bronze Medals Houghton g. Co.,
Riverside, Cambridge, Mass, for
books; G. G. Merriam e. Co., of Spring
field, Mass, for Webster's Dictionary
A. g. Day, of Seymour, Conn, indelible
lead pencils; Pratt A Wentworth, OF
Boston, Mass, cooking stove; the Had
ley Company, of Holyoke, Mass, spool
cotton; S. Slater & Sons of Webster,
Mass, cotton goods; j. G. Kingston,
r, l., moving machines; Partridge
Fork Works, of Leominster, Mass,
spading and manure forks, &c; d. H.
Goodell, of Antrim, New Hampshire,
apple pearer; N. & B. Douglass, of
Middleton, Conn, pumps; L. H.
Olmstead, of Stamford, Conn, friction
cloth pulley; J. b, Root, of Boston,
steam engines; Shaw Union Air Com
Ipany, of Roston, Mass, hot-air engines;
Wickersham Nail Company, Of Boston,
Mass, nail machines; d. L. Harris &
Co., of Springfield, Mass, lathe ma
chine; g. L. Goddard, of Boston,
Mass, mestiza burning picker; South
ern Cotton Gin Company, of Spring
field, Mass, cotton gin; Bartram &
Fantram, Danbury, Conn, sewing and
button hole machine; Biddeford, Me-,
knitting machines; g. 7. Warner a
| Co, of New Haven, Conn, malleable
iron castings; A. g. Day, of Seymour,
Conn. rubber goods; Babcoek & Co.,
of Boston, Mass, petroleum; Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, d.
G., cereals Of the United States; State
of Ohio, cereals; State of Wisconsin,
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