Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-12
locks, bell knobs, door plates, &c. &C., all
of which are of superior quality.
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John Wilt, Hartley, best sward plow 8 90
j. j. Lashclls, " I'd best l 90
J. & D. Montgomery, New Berlin,
best tanning mill 90
Thos. Church, Hartley, best portable
clover huller 2 90
The committee also recommend discre-
tionary premiums for the following arti-
cles not enumerated in the printed premi-
um list, viz:
Samuel Hartman, Hartley, best horse
power and thresher 8 90
William Diefenderfer, White Deer,
best straw and straw cutter 100
Haupt, Ruhl l. Co, of Millheim,
Centre county, best corn shelter
and apparatus 2 90
Jacob Smith, Hartley, for reaction
churn, Patent Office Report.
Jas. Zimmerman, Hartley, patent
washing machine, Patent Office
Report.
Jacob Rudy, Hartley, model suction
aud force pump, Patent Office Re-
port
There was also exhibited by Ira Kin
man, a patent alarm lock, adapted to
drawers, &C., which the committee COM
mend as an ingenious contrivance, and
we'll adapted for safeguard against bur-
glars.
John Stewart, of Erie Co., Pa, exhibi-
ted, on behalf of Sargent Il Forster, self
adjusting apple parer, which came too late
to be regularly entered, but which seemed
to perform its work admirably, and with
expedition, and the committee recommend
it to the public as a cheap, compact and
useful machine.
Uncnumerated Articles.
CoxNIrrKE.-Samnel Weirick, David Hay
es, G. A. Bowes, A. J. Crolzer, A. Marsion.
JOS. l.. Yoder, ,Lewisburg, for two fine
crayou drawings, an honorary pre-
MUM and 90
Spyker & Hawn, Lcwisburg 6 franz
cd daguereotypes, Premium and l 90
Mrs. Hannah Lucas, Hartley, for
fine pairo knit worsted stockings l 90
Miss Mary Calvin, Hartley, for fine
pencil drawings, diploma and l 90
Miss Maggie Cast, Dliffiinburg, for
fancy sofa cushion, honorary pre-
MUM and ! 90
c. Volkmar, Lewisburg, for fine pain
ting Of the Public Buildings,diplo.
ma and 90
Mrs. Mary Wilt, Hartley, for sup.
erb 2 lb. sponge cake, diploma and l 90
Miss Amleia Forster, Limestone, for
Crayon Drawing, honorary premi-
um and l 90
]. L. Yoder, Lcwisburg, also exhibit.
ed 6ne specimens Of Jcwelry and
deserves credit for their introduc-
tion.
James Gibson, Lewisburg, also exhi-
bitcd fine French lithograph pain
tings, and has the thanks Of COM
mittee for their introduction.
Thos. Church, Hartley, exhibited
very good and useful Waffle Iron,
aud the commmittee take pleasure
in recommending it to the commu-
nifty and award to him honorary
premium of merit l 90
JIG. Anspach, ,Mifiiinburg, for group
Of very large and superior egg
plants an honorary premium and l 90
The committee would also state that
there were few other articles ent-
cred for our consideration, but were
not exhibited on the ground, and
therefore could receive no further
attention.
OFFICERS.
The following gentlemen were chosen
Officers for the ensuing year:
President-JAcoB GUNDY.
Vice Presidents-Daniel Long, Hrrt-
ley; Chas. Wilson, jackson VIM. Fos-
ter, Limestone David Watson, West
Buffaloe; Henry High, White Deer /;
This Wilson, Kelly; Sal Roush, N. Berlin;
Jacob G. Brown, East Buffaloe; j. A. |
Mertz, South Ward, Solomon Ritter,
North Ward, Lewisburg; Francis Wilson,
Buffaloe Isaac Eyer, Union John Cast,
Mifflinburg.
Corresponding sccretary-R. V. B.
Lincoln.
Recording Secrctary-Levi Sterncr
Librarian-Samuel Weirick
Treasurer-Robert II. Laird
Executive Committee-James p. Ross,
J. Foster Wilson, James M'Creight.
ADDRESS.
Rev. ADIE X. BELL, Financial Agent
of the University at Lewisburg, MADE the
Aunua, Address-short, plain, pithy, hu-
morous, and withal sensible and instruc-
tive, it was received with entire satisfac-
ton and much interest. We give as full
a report Of the Address as the time and
room at command will recall, for the in
formation of readers not present. He said:
Allow me to congratulate you, Mr.. Pres
ident, and the Society over which you pre-.
side. ON the unmistakable evidences Of
prosperity which see all about me. Not,
you may say, in the quantity and number
of articles on exhibition. True, we have
seen fairs much larger; yet, when we re-
member this is but the third affair Of the
kind in this county, and at the same time
bear in mind the character of Pennsylva-
mans, we can but conclude. on locking
over the crowd gathered here, that deep
interest is felt in the Society. The Yam
KEGS move in affairs of this kind much fas-
.o, A. q, ,,a p,npsvlvon;a Germans They