The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-15
oAxaIAon, HARDWARE, 90.

built by Towle 4 Frost Of Saoo, to whom was
awarded the first premium Of SloW
John II. Slomsn, Saco. entered sleigh, the
only one on exhibition, and Is entitled to nnt
uy ~ - 80 $40 %
To Amos Whittier, Biddeford, the Committee
recommend grAtuity for Trotting Gig, ou III
and exhibited by him, SoW
Blake & CO., Biddeford, make the best show
Of stoves and heating apparatus, and steam
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TO Geo. 8. West, Biddefcrd, for stoves, &C.,
there being no second premium. the committees
To Moses Lowell. saco, for exhibiting the
celebrated Morning Glory Parior stove' inc
committee give thanks. ,
samuel lin, West Buxton, makes good show
at Tin Ware, too serviccable for common use
To Smith 4 Jones, BiddefOrd, for three ele-
o,nt lounges, committee with great pleasure
Chsdbourne 1 stearns. saco, had good dis
play Of furniture, carpctings &C., and the COM
mittee give diploma.
Eiwell-for one trunk, more suitable As Q
spccimen Of cabinet work than service In trav-
Mr. Jane Smith, Biddeford, exhibits Japan
esc work-tox, but II hardly comes In the prov
ince Of the committee to award premium.
&c. Libby, Biddeford, shows coffin lid, table
waiter, and card. Thanks Of committee.
N.F. Sawyer, for marble shelf, urn, AND
grave stone, gets diploma. ,.-
E ~: :: s S:ss.; Committee.
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CuAs. O. GERRIsH, m Cd.
JASON w. BEATTY.
MECHANICAL
TOP. C. Allen, for q large variety Of Power
Loom Pickers, Society's Diploma.
To Littlefield 4 Hewcs, for excellss spccimens
Of Viewers Reeds, SessfyIs Diploma.
O.. Jake. exhibits "Judson's Self WASH
ing Machine" This seems to be new applica-
ton Of the principles Of the Sayory Steam En-
gines, and judging from the well known action
Of Steam and Water when such device As this
Is employed, should think II would do Its work
recommend the stpremium Of three
dollars.
To l. X. Bracket, for Camps Magic Clothes
Washer. Society's Diploma.
That hive Of industry: The Hardy Machine
Co., shows great variety OF goods OF their own
as well rs samples Of manufac-
turcd supplies In which they deal. The leading
article manufactured by this establishment Is
very imperfect machine few years since, but
since taken In hand bv Mr.. Hardy. II has won
derfully improved. by his inventive talent, he
has added q great many valuable Improvements,
which are patented by him, and which makes
this machine 30 simple, and at the some time 80
effective, that II cannot fail to do good work In
the hands Of the most unskillod workman, and
Mr.. Hardy has adapted to II oil sorts OF uses for
which grinder was ever thought OF, for II not
only puts the finest diamond point to the tlniest
Of wire In the Cardng Machine, and trues the |
surface Of the heaviest Calender Rolls, but Il
will reduce the stubborn steel Of the blade Of the
Planning Machine to the kecnest cutting edge.
The woodman Patent Drill, is also manufsc-
.ured by this Co., and the one on exhibition at
tests to the good qualities and skill Of the work
men employed.
md fixtures for the same, as we'll as the case Of
ancy Woods, and samples Of wood work, all
how the resources OF this establishment, and We
any Of our citizens, who have an
'ax" or grist to grind, or house to build, to call
IN Mr.. Hardy as We are assured his wants can
70 supplied. Recommend Diploma.
Chas Twambley & Bon, exhibits Universal
Family Scale, which shows at . glance any
weight up to 26lbs., and Is worthy the attention
4 all. Diploma
The York Manufg. Co., exhibits largo variety
4 Goods Of their manufacture which arc too
veil known to our citizens, to need any COM
ncnt from US. Diploma.
The show Of sowing Machines was excellent,
md where all seem to display such wonderful
Iegree of invention and skill In the construction
md operation, Il was no easy matter for the COM
nittee to decide which was the best.
We however awarded TO the Weed Sewing Ma
hine, exhibited by @, II. Oakcs the LIST pre-
mum Of $4,000 for the best Family Machine.
To Y. N. Hodson, to the Howe Machine, pro
mum Of three dollars for tie best machine for
ewing leather.
Wilcox and Gibbs shown by same $500.
Lamb Knitting Machine. Diploma.
The Committee on Boots and Shoes give Mr..
Iuntress, s2.OO for the best specimen Of thick
cots. $3.50 for thin boots, and $500 for the