Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-07
CLEVELAND, THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 7, 1858
But should we stop to particulari1e an the ar.


ticles which pleased US, we should never get to
Fine Art Hall, to the Stock Pens or the Chicken
COops.
In Fine Art Hall, at the right ofthe entrance,
Ryder has fine collection of plain and colored
Photographs which took three medals and 9th
er prizes at the State Fair His arrangement
is good and his pictures faultless. Then comes a
series of landscape and other drawings from
the hand of Miss C. Hopley which attract
deserved attention; then pencil and erayon draw
ings from various contributors, with various
degrees of excellence. Some spirited drawings
of the noted horses. " Flora Temple" q" FASH
ion" "Lady Suffolk, Lexington - &c, by S.
Hewlett, are very well done
Cases of Hair Work, Worsted Work, En-
broidery, Shell Baskets, Sea Moses, DC, &c,
fills up the walls on this side the Hall; F; on the
other side William c. North has brilliant dis
play of plain Photographs, which gallery of art
attracts much attention. W c. North 4
Simpsons AmbrOtyPes fill up the remainder Of
the side, excepting the space occupied by fouI
specimens of Penmanship from HOLSTER, Eel
ton Il Townsend's Commercial College. These
last are very fine and one in particular is filled
with the most delicate representations of agri-
cultural implements and products, showing un-
firing perseverance and unerring skill in its eK.
ecutor
NJ. L. Wright & Co. have a case of then
justly celebrated Porcelain Teeth with the sill.
yer medal from the State Board, and J. Koch q
case of fine looking Mineral Teeth.
A card of old Continental Bills, such as oul
foIefathers took in return for beefand pork sup
piled to the army during the Revolution is eI
hibited by Homer Strong. 1t Is great curiOs
ity and worthy of preservation. The bills wer,
issued in I775 and 70
But the greatest attractions for the ladies' and
in fact for any one who carefully examine them
are two bOquets by NJ Peternell, in one Of which
the flowers, of which there are great many
are formed of differently colored and formed
feathers, and on the other of seeds Here tn,
most delicate and variegated flowers are repre-
sented in all the beauty of their tints anC
shapes by means of different seeds. It is i'm
possible to describe the work; it must be seer
to be understood.
T. Jones & Sons have here four elegant Mar
be Nantes, carved and polished most exquis
itely, and four Monuments These all SHOW
very high artistic skill both in design and exc
cution.
Messrs Dewey & Co, and John IngersolI d
Co., have fine collection of Stoves, The eel
ebrated Stewart stove may be seen and e1amin
aa arnnIly 4hnsa Of the latter hrm-
Three sewing machines keep up their merr.
clicking in different places. The Quaker City
under the direction of Walter C. North, tn
Harris Machine exhibited. by Mr.. Braman
and the Home Sewing Machine" by Mr.
Henry Coon. The latter took the first premium
at the Michigan Fair for single thread machines
In North's collection of eolored Photograph
is splendid likeness of S. s. Barrie, formerl
of the Leader office 1t is true picture of
true man.
J. W. Sergeant has a fine collection of pic
ture frames, rich and substantial.
The number of entries up to last night wa
1864
Tn eFair is an entire and decided success. Il
the Vegetable departmenthere are four or nv
times the amount of articles that were on exhi
bitiOn at Sandusky, and better articles. 10 fac
the residents of Cuyahoga County may be PrOu
of the fair and 90 home determined that anoth
er year shall not find them behind this one.
This afternoon at two O'Clock the ladies' wi
take the ring and exhibit their hOrsewOmanshiP
A few ladies rode yesterday afternoon.
The clouds last night threatened rain, bu
should the day prove fair, there will be grea
crowd on the grounds, and those who 60 wi
be well pleased.