Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-30
] X Bottsford, miniature model capital G

Bottsford, miniature model capital of
the United States Diploma
Joseph Camm, Imitation Graining and
Gothic Doors Premium
] Mellor, Musical Instruments Premium .
P Barrt, Mustard and spices Premium
Jesse Lantz, Smut machine highly recommended
Kells & Caldwell, Alcohol and spirits
nitre Diploma
J CHnrbour, Mosaic Hearth Rug and
Carpetng Premium
John Zoeckler, Corned and Roast Beef Diploma
sailing Diploma
Thomas Cartwright, to Canaries in cage do 3
do do Case Sea shells Premium
do .-.szs do Mechanical Drawing Diploma
] G Orc pair Smoothing Irons do
II Douglas, Ohio, 1 Rifle Gun "a Premium
Miss Fl Sears, Drawings commended and Diploma
L3F De Massias assorted Crayon Draw
~ ings rst u = d. do
NJ Bazin, specimen Penmanship do
E Nugent, specimen Penmanship do
G Mccoy, do do containing
q the Lords Prayer l 70 az do
VIM Parker, Ohio, 2 Portraits So Premium
] w Mcneil, Oil and Spirit Lamps do
Rowland, Rejecting Telescope s. = do
VIM Steele, Morticing machine do
do do Saxon Bible, printed in 1899 Diploma
4 P Newton. Sash cord, Irvine and fish
lines Premium
c H Berry, Heavy cordage. Irvine &c; do
] NJ Woodcock, smooth castings and Iron
railing Diploma
Mrs M H Houston, oil paintings, Keneil- %
worth castle 80 Nh gssrG Premium
Mrs NJ II Houston, Oil painting Commended
There were many paintings in oil eShib- N,H
tied, highly credtable 10 the Ar
fists as Amateurs.
Mrs Il p Shalcross, case OF Bonnets Premium
The managers have ordered this list OF
premiums to be the same as on a...
Household manufactures 81 each. -
] NJ Woodcock, cottage Parlor stove Diploma
Morrison, Williams 4 Co. parlor Stove,
coal and wood Diploma
Morrison, Williams " Co., Enamelled ...
Arch and summer front Premium
Lambdn, Bonhan & Co., lot Bonnet
boards a.. r....l.. Diploma
The Officers of the Society, assisted by several
Secretaries, have been busily engaged since two
o'clock of yesterday, in preparing the premium list
for publication. ...E. , .....
In consequence Of the extent Of the list, they have
been unable to finish it until at late hour this af
tcrnoon. They have it now ready, and having an
abiding confidence that our felow-cltizens will
make allowance for the delay that has occurred,
they present report of Fair OF which our city and
the surrounding country will long bear remem-
b rance. ..r. .a.s ..f- .. .fm.gtsT t.. .....
The officers of the Fair tender their thanks TO the
citizens of this city for the liberal contribution which
enabled them to bring their exhibition so near YOU
and which also enabled them to carry out and ex-
ecute completely and perfectly than they 9TH
crwise could have done, the arrangements neccs-
sary to frame full exhibition OF the numerous
general and excellent specimens of manufacture,
mechanism and art for which this city is becoming
SO distinguished.
We return our thanks most heartily to the press
of this city for the support they have rendered us
and the publicity they have given of our labors and
the neat and explicit notices they have given of
them TO the public, as they progressed, and the full
accounts they rendering Of the articles en-
tered for exhibition. #se
We thank NEST cordially the ladies and gentle
men who assisted in decorating the fl oral and man
uacturers and mechanical hall, and for whose good
taste are indebted for MI that was attractive.
We entertain the hope that our labors have not
been in VAIN. We entertain the hope that hatwe
have done will meet with the approval of an en-
Ightened public.
The Treasurer will remain in the city tomorrow
and next day to pay the Premiums, his office will
be at the Store room of Mr.. Geo. Wilson on Union
street. .-H .. .s- ,...... ...,...--,r. a.
Premiums due to persons from the country will
be paid at any time upon the presentation of their
orders, or to themselves personally. r.r
II. w. CHAPLINE, President.
II. BOONE, Sec'y.
r. H. WILSON, Corresponding Sec'y.