Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-20
MORNING LEADER.
Ohio state Fair-Premiums Continued

Ohio state Fair-Premiums Continued.
HORSES OF ALL WORK
Ist prem a Button, Mansfield, Black Hawk, 6
years.
% prem, VIM Balm, Xenia, Young Hercules, 4
years.
| STATIONS.
Ist prem. G & A Hamilton, Holmesville, Tuck
2l John Jenny, Amherst, Young King
Alfred
Ist prem. W Il L Graves, Castalia, Black
lock, Jr.
ID prem. Daniel Sheets, KilbOrne, Del county,
Excelsior.
SUCKING COLTS.
2d prem. Daniel Sheets, Del county, colt.
d" 7 W Graves, Norwaik, colt, Young
Washington, 4 mos,
lst prem, VIM. Balm, Xenis, colt
do do II Smith, Castalia, mare colt.
AGED MARES
Ist prem. J a Johnson, Urbana, Countess.
ID 90 II Smith, Castalia, Dolly
MARES YEARS OLD
ID prem. 5 II Smith, Castalias Fanny
lst do W Graves, Norwalk, Betsy Baker,
yrs.
lst prem. Ii Smith, Castalia, Jane, . yrs
HARNESS AND SADDLE.
To be exhibited in harness for light harness.
lst to Grey Ned, owned BY Geo Sentcr of Cleve-
land, gelding.
Id to Black GeIding, Frank, owned by Wm
Edwards, of Cleveland.
lst for mare for light harness, to Dutchcss.
owned by Jas johnson of Urbana.
ID for second best mare as above to I I John
son, Of Urbana.
To be exhibited under saddle
lst to best Gelding, awarded TO Washington,
owned by J II LinsOn, London.
ID as above to W r Jackson, Monroeyillc
In the class for best mares for saddle, only
two were shown, which the committee deem
cd unworthy for p-cmiums.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
NETALs-wooD AND STONE.
L B johnson, Willow Creek, Mich; diploma
for best grindstone Mol.
Edwards, Sandusky; diploma for best
milestone No 5; alsJ oistane
I Jones & Sons, Cleveland, marble mantels.
specimen preferred-and Myers, Uhl &
Co, Cleveland; cOmmended-and Commit
tee recommended that medals be awarded
to each,-to the first for mechanical exc
cution, and to the second for gracefulness
and beauty of design.
VEHICLES.
Ist prem. VIM R CrOzier, Piqua; one horse
carriage.
Ist Jacob Waters, Syracuse, y Y, Cby c W
Abbott, Sandusky) wagon for delivering
goods.
Ist Beliinger, Hale & Co., Upper Sanduszy
farm wagon.
Ist Vim Davis, East TrumbuIl, Ashland Co.;
self adjusting brake.
LIST J A Topliff, Eyria; light shifting top
buggy.
let A Tcplih, Elyria, trotting wagon.
lst Peter Yanness, Tifini two horse fImily
carriage.
lst A Toplif, Elyria; best lot of buggies
The following were commended:
J A ToplifF, Elyria, light pleasure chair
J B Haynes, Cleveland, carriage wheel and
model, commended for first premium.
II II AIbertson, Detroit, Mich; Billiards. pa
tent sleighs, commended for diploma.
WORKED METALS AND HARDWARE.
King & Bros, West Andover, Ashtabula county,
iron fence post.
James a W WatrOus Green Springs, Seneca Co;
improved eave-trough sIspenders.
CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS.
Premium to 7 Cole, Lime, Allen county; box
soap.
Do James E Holmes d Co, Newark, lubricating
coal oil.
Do Ohio Camel Coal Co, East Rush Creek,
P o Perry county, ParafFine grease +; do
candles
Do a Bossard, Mansfield, (premium and dip
loma,) specimen ink.
L Prince, Hamilton; composition roof, (prem
and diploma.
Ohio Camel Coal Co, COalbrook, Perry co; Ben
zOle, (dip.)
Alfred Marsh, Detroit, Mich; model of dOmes-
tic gas apparatus, prem, dip, and S5.
The following were commented:
S Pierson, Cleveland; I gross, Pearson's ex-
celsior polishing fluid.
IL L Wright, porcelain teeth, and materials Of
which they are made.
American Taper Co, Cincinnati specimen Of
taper.
A Frahkenberg Columbus; soda fount.
Vesper Gas Co, New York, (safe way Of burn
ing camPhene)
COoPKRs' AND CARPENTERS WARE.
Premiums were awarded to the following
A Dav, Detroit, Mich; 1000 shingles.
John Springer & Son, Russia, Lorain cOun-
", baskets.
L Peek, Castalia; flour barrel.
Pease, Concord, Lake county; ladies' toilet
ware.
A u Deaig & Co, Columbus; Is willow has
kets.
The following were commended;
A n Denig 4 Co, Columbus; hobby-horse, toy
sleds, willow cabs, and YelOcipedes.
Paul & Erienback, Huron; model vessel
Roger, SimontOn & Co; wagon and carriage
wheels
Pierce, WooIsey & Co, Sandusky; sets Of spokes.
L Jump, Elyria; bush basket; highly common
ded and well worthy premium.
Thos BrutOn, New York; board measure.
a NJ Denig & Co, Columbus; wood cabs.
do l willow sleigh bed.
L II & W A Smith; self-fastenIng fence.
GLASS, cROcKERT, STONE WARE, &c.
Premium, John Erwin, Cleveland; specimen
drain title
The following were commended:
T Goodwin, Sanduskyi freestone rings for pro
teeting trees.
Thomas Cone, MonrOeville, Huron co, specimen
ground glass.
Robert Smith, Green Springs; pattern water
mould and bricks.
Mrs J. E. Woodbridge, Mt Vernon; 4 oriental
vases.
Daniels & Manley, Mentor, Lake co; specimen
drain title.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
PRExIUxs.-Wm Resor & Co, Cincinnati; large
cooking range also for cooking stove for
coal, cooking stove for wood, and parlor
stove.
G " Coffin & Co, Cincinnati; 8 church bells.
Thresher & Horton, Akron; self-aeting gate.
Vim Resor & Co, Cincinnati; samples Of hollow
ware.
The following were commended
Jacob Mauser, Cleveland; cook stove Economist.
Thresher Horton, Akron; model of farm gate.
N C Sadler, BrOckport, n 7; Western Amcri-
can cook stoves.
Chas Eddy Co, Troy, n Y; Hecla Bitumi-
nous coal cook stoves.
J B Rickert, Sandusky; stove and ware.
TAILoRs' AND HATTERs' WARES.
lst prem. W Y Latham, Sandusky; fine Busi-