Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05

IN hechAnlcs large assortment OF farming i'm.
plements was exhibited by ]. Ptkin from his
store on Merwin street. Here was the corn cut
ter which took the first premium at the Chicago
National Fair, and which cuts corn, cob, husks
aud all, well as stalks, grain, &c corn shelter
and cider mill, which can be momentarily trans
ferred from one TO the other, together with faun-
ing mills, corn sheleis, root cutters, harrows,
cheese presses, dog power churns, sugar cane
crushersc cultivators, horse rakes, Woods mowers,
and many other articles "to numerous to mention"
Messrs. Baldwin, Dewitt & Co from their ex-
tensve manufactory exhibited the Hubbard Mower
and Reaper, Younglove' Star Drill, which has
swept the premium liat at State and National
Fairs, Cady's Portable Saw MIL, Emery 3 Thrash
ing Machine, &c, &c.
b, MARTA & Co.. have splendid lot Of plows
on exhibition, comprising side hill, subso iron
BEAM common wood light, heavy and medium
and lot ofhay and straw cutters, together with
the Great Western Corn Sheller.
J. F. Keelcr exhibits his platform and fast
weighing scales, ready for auy test aud "aIways
right"
Charles Howels Iron Mower and Reaper and
threecircle Rotating harrow, occupy conspicuous
positions, as they deserve
F. B. Belts self acting farm gate was much
noticed. for its neatness, simplicity and conven.
ieuce. This gate has been pat up extensively at
the entrances to the Euclid street lawns and resi-
denees, and so far gives comp plete satisfaction.
J. PItkin exhibited the Harris sugar grinder and
eyaporator, and Isaac Sherman, the Cook eyapo
rator which has taken so many premiums, State
and county. Parish & knight had On exhibition
number of stoves and their patent ooneepot Ja
cob Wasnor likewise had a good assortment of
stoves.
b. T. Bower showed as fine set of plumbing ap4
paratrs as could be asked for. Everything con.
nected with 1t was in the most complete and per-
feet order, tho cocks glistening like FURNISHED sill
ver
CHARLES BarEwell had lot of pressed bricks and
VIM Sooheld samples Of drain tile.
The Cleveland Brush Co., had a fine assortment
Of Brushes of various styles. r. Irvine showed a
handsome single harness and Henry Moeler sam
pies moulding and scroll works
Ia this department Messfs T. Jones 4 Son ex.
hibited three of their splendidy carved marble
mantes' which should have leen in the Fine Arts
Department. These mantles have been too highly
commended heretofore to need any praise from US
now.
Farm PRODUCTS.
In the department Of Farm Products the mum.
Der Of entries was large yesterday and many more
are expected to-day. Lewis Ford of East Cieye
land had four mammoth winter squashes upon the
shelves which were worthy the palmiest days Of
California gardens. A. Hubbard had a good dis
play OF corn, wheat. oas &c G. S. ates Of
Brooklyn @ hibited large number Of pumpkins
aud squashes which were large aud fine. Geo. u.
Lodge Of East Cleveland showed lot of ample pie
MELONS, onions, eggpants, tomatoes, &c. Peter
Herke of East Cleveland had a lot of immense
squashes which be had labelled profusey with the
names OF ancient md modern heroes with n
spnpking OF sanscrit as explanatory notes, If we
may Judge from their legiblity. J, johnson, G
Noorhes, f. 8 Willard and Others had good sam
pies Of vegetables on exhibition. John Marshall o
Brooklyn, who yearly carries OF a largo pronor.
tion OF the premiums on vegetables and who ia
never behind hand in lh Is line had three lots Of
rod, white and yellow onions strung together in
artistic manaer.
Gen, A, Merchant had on exhibition some man.
moth beets which beat all for size A G. Ran
som had some fine cheeses in boxes and Mrs. +.
smith 10 pounds butter made June. A basket
Of immense sweet potatoes were euterod by F. c..
sherWin, who also had some "awfal" squashes.
POULTRY.
The show in this department vas confined TO
two or three exhibitors, but Of these, our old friend
Lueian PhiPs, formerly Of the American House,
and now Of the Bulls Head farm, West Side, had
~ eooP' Of turkeys ducks, guinea hens, bAntsms,
and different varieties Of fowls. Phillp, IL great
In such fowl transactions. He had one old Nor
mon Of turkey who was The ancestor Of 70 iuye-
nile turkeys. 3. s. Isom had some poultry on s1,
hibiuon and Albert Burger three pair Of rabbits.
DOMESTIC NASuFAcTUREs.
In this department there are many specimen, Of
choice nsedlsWOrk, beside goodly array Of oullts
cOontsrpaneS, rugs &o. T, s. Beck with exhibit,
very rich samples Of carpets from his salesrooms.
O. s. Gates has lot Of superior rag carpets and
mats. Mrs. O. &. Wilson has on exhibition soma