Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER
Miss Lucretia Wilson, best 10 yards
Woolen Flannel


Miss Lucretia Wilson, best 10 yards
Woolen Flannel ! 90
Mrs. Mariah Laird, ID best do. 81
BENZ Angstadt, best Wool Carpet 2 00
Saml Wilyard, I'd best do. ! 10
s. K. Driesbach, best Rag Carpet l 90
Benz. Angstadt, % best do. 5O
Mrs. NJ. Laird, best dcz. pr Woolen
do best 9 Mittens 80
S. X. Dreisbach, best Woolen Shawl l 90
do I'd best do so
Benz. Angstadt, best lb Woolen Yarn So
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, best Quilt 2 90
Miss S. A. Wilson, I'd best do l 90
Mrs G. Deck, best Bedspread l 90
Miss H. Meixell, I'd best do SO
Mrs. f. d. Wilson, best specimen
Needlework l 90
Mrs. Sarah Cook, Cd best do SO
Miss Marietta Morrison, best specimen
raised Worsted Work so
.!rs. Amanda Miller, best canvass
Worsted Work so
Miss Lucrctia Wilson, best specimen
Domestic Soapl 90
The committee would also make honor
able mention of,and recommend premiums
if funds sufficient, to Mrs NJ. d. Reed, Mrs.
Sarah l.. Penny, Miss Ellen Flannigan,
Mss NJ N"rison, for exceeding fine speci-
mems Of Neciework to Miss Louisa Viii
son aud Mrs. Deck, for handsome Bead
aud WnrsteI Wrought Pin Cushions; to
Miss + Wilson for Bead Purse; TO Mrs.
Sarah Guody for Qailt; and to Miss Ma
,i;da Gundy for iue specimen of canvass
Wor>ted Work.
The committee regret that large vari-
ETY. Of articles came in too late to be
entered, aud consequently could no: come
in competition with articles Of the same
class, which were entered for exhibition
within tie prescribci time. Had all been
in, in time, the awards Of the committee
would no doubt have been different in 4
number Of instances.
They would say to all, Be sure to be in
time, next year. JAMES HAYES,
CIV. ScHAFFLE,
SOLOMON RITTER,
AUG's SCHREYER,
DAVID REBER.
No. 12.-Domestie Manufactures.
Josiah Girton, Lewbg, best I,,.y, 2 %
F. A. Donachy, Lewbg, Cabinetwork 2 90
j. II. Beale, Lewbg, best Dress Coat l 90
do do best Dress Vest so
Geo. b. Eckert, do Buggy Harness l 90
Weidman & Hess, Adamsburg, best
J dcz. Calf Skins l 90
L. Sterncr, Lewisburg, best i. dog.
Kip Skins l 90
Fries & Deck, West Buffaloe, best !
doz sides Sole Leather l 60
John Seebold, New Berlin: best lot
Harness Leather 90
Nelson Polk, Lewisbg, Riding Bride so
HuGH WILSON,
JACOB HoRLACHER,
WEIDLER Roland,
JOHN ROLAND.
No. 13.-Ayricaltaral Implements
The committee, after examining the DIFF
fercnt articles submitted to their inspec-
ton, do award the following premiums:
George A. Frick, Lewisburg, for the
best Sward Plow 3 90
John Kinkead, Chilis1aaquc, I'd best l 90
Charles S James, Lcwisburg, best
Subsoil Plow, (only one enteredD l 90
JIM Nesbit, Chilisqu. best Cul'ivator l 90
F. Licchtenthaler, Montour Co., for
Corn Plow and Cultivator l 90
Abraham Frederick, East Buffaloe,
for Churn operated by dog power l 90
The committee have to regret the apathy
exhibited by the farmers in bringing for
ward their implements, as they are conf
dent much better display might have
been made. EPHRAIM LONG,
MICHAEL DUNKEL,
SAMUEL ZELLERs,
JOHN CHAMBERLIN,
JOSEPH NJ. NEsBIT,
CYRUS BRowN.
No. 14.-IManures, and Farm Accounts.
GChas 8. James deposited specimens of
Ammouiatcd Superphosphate Of Lime; and
John Wilt, specimens Of homemade Ma
nure, and a Farm Account. No Report
received from the Committee.
No. 10 Lnesun,eroted Articles
For lot Of domestic Silk raised and ma
nufactured by Mrs. Eliza Nevius, of
Lewisburg, we recommend premiuml 90
Beautiful Flower Basket by Mrs. Su-
sanna Rengler, of Buffaloe, so
DR.. Jacob Horlachcr, New Berlin,
specimen Of Universal Salve man
ufactured by himself, an excellent
article 90
Henry w. Croszer, Plan of the Bor-
ough of Lewisburg, drawn BY him
self, well done 90
S. D. Munson, Lcwisburg, bottle Of
excellent Currant Wine so
Henry Heitzman, Buffalo, horizontal
Pump made by Limselfl 90
do Steel Trap SO
Solomon Ritter, Lewisburg, speci-
men of Sculpture neatly got up for
durability and workmanship 90
Karl Volkmar, ,Lewis6urg, Lithographic
Printing, highly recommended to the pub
lie for neatness ard workmanship.
IN. Worden L.awisburg, Letter Press
Printing, doae VIII neatness, and deserves
praise.
Col. Eli Slifer, Lewisburg, q Case of
Stuffed Birds, beautifully got up, and de-
serves notice Us an ornament.
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