Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22

rior sweet potatoes, = waples; basket sweet pota
toes, Benjamin Stradloy. raA att
Farwitae Implements. The display of implies
ments was not large and consisted Of the following;
Krausers portable oider'mill, pioughs oornsheers,
patent feed cutter, and mower from Doas, SpaHger
l. Co., Philadephia, entered by N. Cowgirl Of Cam,
den Station; Many's moSsr and reaper, and corn
ark, Del, They sold the frst named machine to
DR.. Ridgeiey, We understand that this Is custom
airy, the people generally being 50 we'll pleased with
hibited at the fairs in their different neghborhoods
or counties. Taylor Son Of smyrna deposited
thrasher driven by small aud nov.l ebgine, manu-
featured by tho son, who is wheelwrlshtabout ~
years old for the purpose Of driyiLs the power at
Wickle q Co % grain fan, manufactured in Balt-
more, exhibited by P B. Decker; Dickinson's Patent
churn, by VIM I. Robinson, oil Wilmington. Van
| Wagners Bevel Mills, manufactured at Woodbury.,
N. j., exhibited by D. j. Parker; swlrihiuP grain
4 cradle, by VIM. A. Stait, Smyrna sugar cane mill
| and ring horse shoe, by q S. GIiers iron founder
and mnchinis, Milford, horse power and oornsheller
| by Bowman Elliott Slyrna; grAin drill by llalnes
| Il Wood of W iImington cider mill by j. B panlin
Dr. Bonivil of Camden, On the eve of the exhibition
| brought upon tho ground nes. Invention fur cut
i ting down corn, which we think very complete
machine. We understand he has been offered $50 900
for the patent but is not disposed to take less than
| so, 900, s.H 5s
| Ladies Department. "A very handsome specimen
Of embroidery, by Mrs George W, >. Nieholsoni
| also very handsome sptcimen OF honey IN the
csmb. Gounterpane, by Mrs. L. frazier do: by
Mrs Edward J. Carter; do, by Mrs R. A. Penning'
ton; do by Mrs Thomas Russel;,2 quilts, by Mary
Hum JeokinsI crochet lidy, by Miss NJ ), Cowgirl;
an elegant knit quilt, by Mrs. A. L. Fraziei; knit
shawl by Miss d Comegys, exhibited by Mrs ,
Ridgeley; elegant zephyr chair, seat and back
wrought by Mrs. VIM G, CLARK; an elegant woven
quilt by Mrs. f Frazier. Sewing mpchine, manu-
featured by Wheeler h Wilson, exhibited by Mrs
Eliza Walker; braided childs dress. worked by Mrs
Georges W. 5 Nicholson beautiful boquet oil How
ers, by Mrs. Garrett Luf preserved peaches and or
anges, by Richardson q Robbins eurrant wine
peach cordial, brandy peaches, apple Jelly and ele-
giant boquets Of flowers by Miss S. A. Ridgey; pre-
served peaches. plain and 'pickled NasuTtiums
picked illies flowers Lima beans; Isabella grapes
and vaIiups kinds OF flowers, by Mrs. Mcdowell
cutrant wine and canned peaches. by Mrs, hliai
Walker.
Bnfter-The butter looked very fine, Is lbs. b.
Mrs s. A. Cowgirl; ii lbs by Mrs. Frazier !
, lbs by Mrs L b Coursey; o lbs. by i I Thur low
lbs Mrs NJ Hill; lbs. by Mrs Register hone
/ by Thomas jackson.
S&gay and Syrup from tie Chinsss Sugar Can,
by N Dorsey, also small pound cake ma d
. with the sugar from the cane. Mr. Dorsey says ihl
there is no doubt that ordinary land such as wi
produce 20 bushels Of corn per acre, will produC
FROM 100 10 1875 gallons Of syrup. He succeeded
making small quantity of eugar which is very mic
! aud is about the color Of sugar which has bee
selling at III Gems. Specimens OF excellent Molai
/ SEES made from Chinese sugar were exhibited by II
Cowgirl, NJ Hayes. Edward Carter Z Clemen
Josiah Pauline, N W Dorsey and Pauline Craig
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