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SrAvG.C G.CUTrER.-Much time and money have
been spent, and many efforts made in fruiless en-
deavors to make barrels by machinery; the diff
culties seem at length to be all overcome as may
be seen By examining the model Of the Vermont
Barrel Machinery, and It's products, now exhibit
ed at the Fair OF the American Institute The machiaery
not only dresses and the proper size the and
heading but also works off teEmed the ends Of The
barrel 10 receive the heads and have been Informed BY


person who has the machinery in Vermont and who
noiu any way interested in it, that it is capable of cutting
from the rough timber aud heading sufficient for 500
barrels day and fit and prepare for setting up and
flushing abou, 200 barrels in the time. The barrels
are of superior strength and finish and Western friends
would do well to examine the machinery and barrels