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J. R. & A. Inslee, Newark, N. J., for the best upright drill. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



Walker & Brothers, 147 Christie-street, for the second best upright 

 drill. Diploma. 



Leonard Smith, Troy, N. Y., for the best improved ventilating 

 smut machine. Gold medal. 



William P. Springer, Oswego, N. Y., for the second best smut 

 machine. Silver medal. 



Joseph P. Woodbury, Boston, Mass., for a stationary cutter wood 

 planing machine. Silver medal. 



E. G. Allen, Boston, Mass., for a patent wood planing machine. 

 Silver medal. 



Harvey Law, for a planing, tongueing and grooving machine. 

 Silver medal. 



John Massey,227 Mulberry-street, for a model of grain dryer, ship 

 bread and cracker baker. Diploma. 



David Dick, Meadville, Penn , manufactured cor. of Washington 

 and Jane-street, N. Y., for a new power press of excellent construc- 

 tion. Gold medal. 



Joseph Jones, Camden, N. J., for a boring machine for wood. 

 Diploma. 



A. G, Heckrotte, Cumberland, Md., for attaching and detaching 

 self-acting coup^ng, for rail-road cars. Silver medal. 



H. R. Worthington & W. H. Baker, 103 Front-street, for an im- 

 proved safety steam pump. (Gold medal having been before award- 

 ed.) Diploma. 



H. R. Worthington & W. H. Baker, 103 Front-street, for a 

 wrecking and draining pump. Silver medal. 



John Whitemore & Co., 101 Pearl-street, for a card sticking 

 machine. Gold medal. 



Judson, De Wolfe & Co., Farlem, N. Y., for a circular saw, arbor 

 and frame. Diploma. 



J. A. Fay & Co., Keene, N. H., for improved machines for mortic- 

 ing and tenoning hubs. Silver medal. 



John Mills, 44 Avenue D., for a sausage machine. Diploma. 



Edward Flagler, 211 Water-street, for blacksmiths,* jewellers' and 

 dentists' portable forges. Silver medal. 



