Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-14

Bee Hive, and cast tooth for Corn Cultivator,
exhibited by James Robb.
Single and double Axes, manufactured by w.
Mann.
Hammered Iron, manufactured by John A.
Wright at Freedom Forge, exhibited by F. U.
Franciscus.
Sausage Suffer, exhibited by VIM. Mitchell,
apparently good article.
Horse Collars, made and exhibited by James
McCord.
The Committee on Butter, &c, report
as follows:
Mrs. Barbara zook, of Union township, for
the best butter, premium OF 81 Do
To Mrs Mitchell of Derry township. Mrs.
Rub!e, Of Granville township, and Mrs. kautt-
man, OF Union township, each premium OF
81 90
Very superior butter was also exhibited by
Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Ritz, Miss Alexander, and
Miss Stroup.
The committee also make honorable mention
Of two jars of an exquisite article of Siberian
crab apple preserves and ounce jelly, presented
by Miss Moore, Of Lewistown.
Also a rare article of 4 jar of peach pickles,
Is years old, as well as a jar OF preserved
plums, exhibited by Mrs. Marks.
a jar of superior peach preserves was also
exhibited by Mrs. Waters.
L. w. & J. Moore, of Lewistown, exhibited
a lot of remarkably fine young trees.
Also, very superior sample of Apple, Peach,
Plum ard Pear trees, by w. G. Waring, Of
Centre Nursery Boalsburg, Centre county, with
a fine sample OF fruit. Also an Usage Or
ange, Oregon Corn, &c.
William Mitchell exhibited basket of fine
Apples.
The Committee on Domestic House
hold Manufactures, Embroidery, &c, re-
port:
Silk Quilt, made and exhibited by Mrs Marks
first class.
Silk Quilt, made by Mrs Hamilton, exhibited
by John Hamilton-hrst class.
Silk Quilt, made by Mrs. Felix, exhibited by
\. Feix-Second class.
Cotton Quilt made by Mrs. Felix, exhibited
by 4. FeiX-sccond class.
Cotton Quilt, made by Mrs. Sourbeck exhi-
Oiled by Joseph Sourbeck-second class.
Album Quilt, made by Mrs. Monroe, exhibited
by Miss n Moorc-frst class.
Two Quilts, made by Mrs. E, T. Hale, exhi-
blted by +. w. Iiale-seCond class
Lilly Pattern Quilt, made and exhibited by
Mrs. Waters-frst class.
Quilt, made and exhibited by Mrs. Waters
second class
Woollen shawls, made by Thompson & Wat
son, exhibited by G. Ritz-frst class.
Quilt made by Miss a. NJ. Barnitz, exhibited
by George FrysiDger-!irst class.
Patch Work, made by Mrs. Norris, 10 wears
old exhibited by John Norris-second class.
Quilt made by Mrs. Stoey, exhibited by John
HamtOn-second class.
Quilt, made by Mis-. Hamilton, exhibited by
John iiamlton-second class.
Two Pair Stockings, made By Mrs Stoey eX-
hbiled by John Hamlton-second class.
Pair Cotton, made by Mrs. Stoey, eXh bited
by John Hamllton-tirst class
Two Pair Stockings, made by Mrs Hale and
Miss Mills, exhibited by r. c. FIale-frst class
Vase of Hair Flowers, made by Mrs. NJ
Harvey, exhibited by A. q. Haryey-frst class
Grecian Embroidery, made by Miss Johns /
exhibited by Moses Nontgomery-frs class.
Pair Ottoman Covers, embroidered, made by
Mrs. Mathews, exhibited by J. A. Mathews /
first class.
Pair ditto, made by Mrs. Barr-frst class.
One ditto, made by Miss Jacobs-second class /
One ditto, made by Mrs Elliott, exhibited BY
ID. S. Elliott--second class.
One ditto, made by Mrs. NJ. 3. Davis, exhi- /
bied by George Dayis-seCond class.
Embroidery, made by Miss r. Mathews, ex-
hibied by J. A. Mathews-second class.
Pair Lamp Stands made by Mrs. Ellis-frst |
class.
Pin Cushion, made and exhibited by Mrs
Weeks-frst class.
Artificial Flowers, made by Mrs jameson,
Miss Ayres, and Miss Mitchell, exhibited by
VIM Mltchell-iirst class.
Artificial Flowers, made by Miss .Najor-tirst /
class.
Pair Ottomons, made and exhibited by Mrs
Weeks-hrst class.
Embroidery, made by Miss. J. Elliott, ex-
hibted by w. P. Elliott-irst class.
Book Marks made by Mss Watt, exhibited |
BY John Watt-frst class.
Book Marks, made by Miss Mathews, exhi- /
bitcd by }. a. .Hathews-secoud class.
silk Embroidery, made and exhibited by Miss
,Noore-frst class.
Linen Damask, made bv Mrs Moore, exhibit
ed by Mss ,Moore-hrst class.
SketchIng, made by Miss .hlllken-hrst class. I
Pair Lamp Stands, made by Ms. Elliott, o4 /
years old, exhibited by w. P. Elliott-frst .
class.
Painting of the Virgin Nary, painted by w.
b. Reed-first class.
Daguerreotypes, taken by Mrs. Reed-frst /
class.
Daguerreotypes, takenby J Smith-frst class. /
Daguerreotypes, taken by 4. {. Smith-frst /
.Harbe Books, made by J. J. ,Nahan-Gsst .
class.
Cradle Quilt, made by Mrs. Rosenberg-first /.
class.
Embroidery, Lords supper,) made by Miss
Shenfeter, exhibited by George w. Patton
first class.
Cradle Quilt, made by Mrs, EIberty--first
class.
Chair and Stool covered with silk patch work, /
made by ,4Iss ,ulken-tirst class.
Two Bead Purses, made and exhibited by
Mrs. Weeks.
Specimens of Blankets, manufactured by
Thompson n Watson, very good article and
worthy Of encouragement, exhibited by c.
Ritz.
White Couuterpane, by Henry Koher, the
first manufactured in this county, an excellent /
article, exhibited by c. Ritz.
Two Quilts, drought in late) made by Mrs
Ritz, very handsome articles.
A Lamp Stand, embroidery, made by Miss
Monroe, well done.
Upon the whole, the Ladies' department of