Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-04

Ohio. Wire 8, wood 81 Zach, Neat airy ~ COM
, Three Cage. 1as. Ns. Fss.. IsdFa'F very
Cage of two Parrots, T H. Roll, indianapolis, green
and quiet. Diploma.
One Cage Of Canary Birds, for Mrs: ]. s. Watson,
Indianapolis sPrishtly and animated. clean sapd eoF
Portable. Diploma. xtfsu 4
One Coon, G. w. shearer, Indianapolis. The COM
nal had evaporatsd s'If you're Captain Scout, Pm
gone coon-Fn come dswpln
Sefsealas and Advertising Ervelops, and Colored
Cards, from G. F. Hail, Cincinnati.
Frame of National Telegraph Develops, plain EN-.
ecssed from same both gaoo sPeclne 81
orchard. Grass, Stevenson, Of Putnam county, al
sne snec;msn No soeeicafion.' ''.as" d'-H 'a~a
Enrish Blue Grass, Dr. Stevenson, Of Patnara co'in
ty long and thrifty No specification. n, a,;.A
Foley ESQ., R[sssnlsd s,p fo@s Be sO~n the
timothy, from February 70 April Il Is o. va
principally for pssfnre-yleds 81 oas y. ~ l
Csun povder. one case from Austin King = Cci'l
Xenia Ohio. The powder was carefully examined py
the committee and found to be o. very ~ 1,
tv Ali varieties from the coarsest blasting 10 the
finest rife manufactured at this estaDnsnmenf
Honey Knives w M Mcfatridgs, useful e. and
e0 gs~srs one case from E. Ne Indisn.polis OF
tn. latest styles and superior workmanship pfema
silver Ware a case from W. H. Taihott, Iniianapo-
his The specimens were ofthe first style Of workman
ship and evidently Of the purest metal The style and
fashion were Of the LATEST varieties frem"m 70 ana
Two lets Of JelIey, Elizabeth Ann Thompsoas Not
Patent Knife shaspener, A Nj! TrnesdeHi Not
found e'e .'i,- - y !
Lithogrsph Show Card Of Rochester Scale Works.
Duryee Forsythe - - ~. - -s,'-~'
Lemon Trees from Mrs. Powell Hcwland large
aosrishing species. in full bearing. Premium 81 and
Artificial Legs, BY Dr. D. n Daniel an ordinary Y
Model Cottage, w nj. wheasey. Not found s..- o.
Metallic Burial Case ,lweaver & Williams, 2 Indian
apOis safe and comfortable house for the dead Dr.
CoIton's Maps large and small prepared with great
care and accuracy, and web executed DipleHas- &C.,.
Mastadon or Mammoth Teeth, James r. Hopkins,
found in Tippeeanoe county about two feet below the
surlaeeIareic Of antiquity For these objects
Of natural curiosity, the committee deem proper 70
award a diploma. - 1912 - - =
Matches manufactured by Louis G. Foa,s of Frank
lin county Indiana superior article equal TO The best
imported. :" Premium 50 and diploma "a i.--. ~.-'@
Usage Orange Plants, r. g. Habbaid, IN a honrIsh-
ing condition. no specifications. 81 and diploma" !
T'U S. Farrier," ! vol. by Buell. Eastman, NJ D.
The committee have had no time to examine the work,
but presume it embodes large amount oil useful an
6Cole,s Voyage of Life Merrill indianapolis, a
copy by Sontag of Cincinnati of the prIzes of the
American Arr Union--a fine specimen toi art. Di'
Graninp VIM NJ Barr one lot very superior; no
specifications. Diploma. - ~------- tam 81
Paintings and Drawings, several lotsss Not found. :
Four Drawings, monochrematic, by Lacy u Car
lsle aged years fine specimens and worthy of older
years. Premium 50 and diploma H. - '..i...
Percussion Seal Presses by p. Evans, Jr, of Cincin
natl very superior and highly finished sad convenient
article for public Offices; price So Premium 81 and
diploma '' 'r- ~ e --'-i---.- "a. s--t.-@ 1911 -
Lever Seal Press new improved by c. F. HalLi Gin.
cinRati ageod article; price SO SIG. Diploma
Botanical Paintings from the Leaf, by W. A. Clark,
neat and creditabie Diploma .----st ---e t-@ .-s.
Physicians Pocket Case, ], M Havsns. Not found.
IL e III. z H.
Indianapolis rich and valuable collection OF foreign
and American perfnmery, tasteluly displayed. land
highly eredtable to the proprietOrs 81 and diplomat
Perfumery, from j. p SiddalI, Madisons article
for the hair, OF home manufacture neatly put UPS and
pronounced Of utility. Diplomat - .-.-..',
Fancy Perfmery, from Craighead & Browaing;.a
neat aud tasteful collection Of the best varieties Dir
Rose Cologne, from W. w! Roberts, a rich and de-
lghtful article Of perfumery. Diploma. "a .-ri
Mango Pepper, VIM Dety, specimen warm and
penetrating, and quite creditabe the culvator 81
and diploma.
Penmanship, a. specimen by r. NJ Hall, worthy Of
examination and especially Of imitation, highly edit
able TO the author. .Diploma 't i---.I is- ,ss4..
Plan Of Farm House, Wm. Ktle not founj. i.l
Spiral Spring pad truss Prolapsus Truss and Sursf
geons Bandages by DR.. d. N. Daniels, Cincinnati,
fn well made, and superior articles. Diploma.
Case Of Trnsses, supporters, shoulder. braces &c.
from Wv. Roberts, Indianapolis, a valuable collection
of articles, worthy more careful sanitation DPios
Dr. Banniug's Patent Lace Uterine Supporters arti-
clss too well known TO and highly priced by the afflicted
require any commentator at our hands.S e,.as.I
Gravity Bolt Sash Lock, by E. G. Connolly Indian
apos, price 81 per dozen valuable Inventions 81 and
diploma. t-ia- $50 - -..4,.-
Andrew WaIIaeeis Chemical Tar apparently a peryI
useful article No specifications DipIomal ..s.-s,
One Trunk, James Hail, Indianapolis The
mttee failed open it, and therefore
for safety. No specifications Diploma. t... E.
Cigars and Tobacco from Nelson * Churchill, Gin
cinnati pulled and ehewed by the committees and pro-
nounced very superior Diploma ...,- JieCl ~ 80.
Furniture Farnish, by Harrson II. Hall, of Rush col ,
materials costing but 81 per gallon, dries rapidly, and
resists the action Of the weather. Diploma. 81
Vinegar Sharp and sour, by Z 81 Robinson Madison
No specifications. 50 and diploma ai4if
Horse Power and Separator, by A. Gsar, specimen
Of workmanship entitled to mach credit Diploma
Domestic Wine, by Jacob Tsanb, of Marion
so cents per bottle, made from the Cafawba good
common article. 81 and diploma.
Currant Wine, by John II. Cookery, Of Monroe coli
Currant Wine, BY c. w Smith, 10 months old. eoas
Currant Wine by. c. W. Smiths months old. Il D..
The committee regard these fair specimens of do
nestle wine but give the preference the manufacture
Of Mr.. Cookesy to whom they award dollars and
diploma also dollar aud di poma C. w. Smith.
Burr Draft, BY Moore Holden, of Dearborn connty
Indiana, draft foe dressing burr mill sfoness
The committee have doubt of the utility Of this
Improvement but prefer submitting the following
commentator Of practical miller Of high reputation
81 have no doubtthat with the patent dress and bolt.
ing facilities to correspond, can grind and pack with
OF burrs one hundred barrels Of cur ia ehty
four hours 'rf~sH - - go - .~A.- '~.flaia a
Tbe burr grinds perfectly COOL and sre is no heating
or killing q aoar and g make yieid with any grind
my head miller had broken the Spur wheel by put
ting much power the Stones, In order 10 grind
more than the cid dress would allow, and employed
Mr. Holden 70 redress the stones He did so and pot
in his patent dress, and the same power now wthis
Dress does the OF grinding, as have above
stated without any strain danger the athinery
Zone set Of cofnstones will udrsdbus
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