Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-29

under 8 months. 300
SHEER. B. Heller, best ram,
! (Bakewell.) $500
do eve (Saxou,) 300
POULTRY.-David Tsggart. Nor.
,humberIand, for best pair chick
ems, (Shanghaes,) $3.50
do do for I'd
best pair, (Chittagongs,) 100
VIM. 1. Forsyth. .Norlhum'land, best
pair Of Common Ducks, l,so
DR.. Joseph Pries.ly, Nor,hm'land,
I'd best, 100
David Taggart, best turkies. l,50
). II. Zimmerman. .Sunbury. I'd best, 100
David Taggart, best pair of geese. $50
Dr. Joseph Prieslley and VIM. BoI.
ton. each SO cents for fine pairs
OF Musk Ducks exhibited.
David Taggart, for best lot Of poultry
exhibited. including all sorts, 200
Mr.. Taggart had also on the ground o
large collection Of Shanghaes and Chi'ta
goDgs, which attracted great deal of ad
mira,ion for their enormous size aud fine
condition. The Committee likewise OBJ.
served number Of Fancy Pigeons, Tumb
Iers. Fan tails, Carrier, &C., the property
Of Mr. Taggar.
Good Chickens were shown by Mr..
Richard Peal Of Sunbury. Mr.. VIM. T..
Forsyth Of Northumberland, and Ducks
by Messrs. Zimmerman, Pickhart and
Taggar.
GRAIN AND Roors.-John and W.
Hamor, Point. best wheat S2,OO
Thomas johnson Point, Cd best, 100
John and Wm. Hamor, Point, bes,
corn, 200
VIM. d. kipp, Rush, best oats, 100
Geo. Keller .Shamokin. best potatoes, 100
Alex. Colt, Northumberland, I'd so
DR.. Jos. .Priesley. best sweet poiatoe, 100
do do best sugar beets, 100
do do best turnips, 100
VEctTABLEs.-David Taggar,, best
cabbage. $500
do do best beet, 100
Mrs. Donnel. Sunbury. besl celery, 100
Geo. Keller, Shamokin. best onions, 100
Wm. I. Forsyth. best lettuce, leo
FEuir.-David Taggar,. best apples. 80
Dr.. Jos. Presley, I'd do so
Chas. Goblin, Sunbury. best quircaS. SO
John B.Smilh Nor,hum'land, I'd best. so
Mrs. Nancy Kline. Augusta, for best
Lemons, Especial 50
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES AND DAIRY
PRoDuCTs.-hiss OberdorG, Upper
Augusta, best butter, 1,50
Miss e. Grant, Sunbury, best woolen
carpet, 300
Mrs. Vim. 3. Kpp, Rush, bes, linen
stockings. 100
Mrs Nancy Kline. Upper Augusta,
woolen do 100
Mrs. Forester, of Upper Augusta,
best homemade flannel, 200
Mrs. w. r. Smith, Northumberland.
best quilt, 100
The Committee commended very highly
pair Of Linen Stockings made by Mrs.
G. o. Bachman, Of Sunbury, pair Of
Gloves by Mrs. WIN. B. Kipp. Qu;lls by
Mrs. Peal, Miss Lcisenring, Mrs. Wheat
ley, and others.
AGRICULTURAL INPLENENrs.-Geo.
Forester. Upper Augusta, best
corn shelIer, (Burrell's) 100
Capt. Samuel Hunter, do best p'ow,
(Prouly & Mears, cent. draugh,) 100
5. John. Shamokin, best grain rake, 100
The Committee recommended ChiId's
Patent Grain Separator, exhibited by
Charles Rumley. TO the attention Of the
public, as proving on trial entirely satisfac-
tory.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTIcLEs.-Robert
Wilson. Milon,a splendid finished
seti Of harness, 200
II. 3. Masser. .Sunbury. his excellent
patent Ice Cream Freezer, 1,5O
Miss Jane Finney. Sunbury. bean'i.
ful crochet work,representng two
children, &c. 100
Harriet E Gossler, Northumberland,
IA wears old, basket made Of
horn shavings, trimmed with flowers, 90
Miss A. Donnei, Sunbury, boque. Of
flowers, 100
Miss Ellen Forsyth, Norlhum' land,
boquet Of flowers, 100
The Committee beg leave to mention in
terms Of high commentator, several other
articles exhibited, to wit :: A horn basket,
by Miss Peal, Paper flowers. by Miss Kapp,
Feather work, by Miss Finney, Fancy
card basket. bv Miss X. WeIker.