The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-05-23

BIDDEFoRD, MAINE, FRIDAY MORNING,

Apples, first premium, 800. second do, 200
third do, book.
For the best grown and greatest variety o.
Pears, first premium, 800, second do, 200
For the best dish Of Pears, not less thar
IL specimens, first premium, 100, SECOND
do, so cents.
For the best dish of Apples, not less thar
IL specimens, first premium, 100, second
do, so cents.
For the best specimen Of Autumn Apples
first premium, 100, second do, rs cents
Sd do, so cents.
For the best bushcl of Winter Apples
first premium, 100, second do, IS cents
third do, so cents.
Grapes.-For the best grown and greatest
variety Of Native Grapes, raised in the oper
air, first premium, 800.
For the best dish of Native Grapes, first
premium, 100, second do, so cents.
For the best Foreign Grapes, first premi'
um, 100. second do, so cents.
Eowrs.-Premiums will bo awarded or
Flowers and Bouquets in amount not exceed
ing five dollars.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Fancy Misunderstanding Needlework
Crotchetwork, Shellwork, Millinery, &C.,
also articles wrought by children under Il
years of age exhibiting superior ingenuity
and industry.
For such articles in this department ns may
be deemed worthy u premium at the discrc.
ton of the Committee. The sum Of the pre-
miums not to exceed $4,000
MANUFACTURERS OF CLOTH FLANSEIs, Hos
IERY, &c. Wooden Cioth.-For the best spec
linen Of Woolen Cloth, Of any description
not less than twenty yards in quantity aprc-
MUM of $500
Cotton and Wooden Mred.-For the best
specimen of Cotton and Wooden Cloth Of
any description not less than twenty yards
in quantity premium of $500
Fnneis.-For the best specimen Of Flan-
mel not less than twenty yards, a premium Of
$500
For the best pair Of Woolcn Blankets,
$3.50.
For the bess specimen Of Wollen Hose
Scots.
For the best specimen Of Wooden Half
Hose, Scots.
For the best specimen Of Cotton Hose Scots.
For the best specimen of Worted Hose,
Scots.
For the best specimen of Sewing Silk. not
less than 10 pound, $500.
For tho best specimen Of knitting Yarn,
not less than one pound, so cts.
For the best Fleece of Wool S1,00.
For the best Hearth Rug, $l,00, I'd do,
Diploma.
Counterpdnes.-For the best counterpanc
regard being had to the quality and expense
of materials; first premium 81 90, second do
100.
Earthen and Wooden Ware.-For the fin
est collections and best specimens Of articles
in each of these departments premium ut
the discretion OF the Committee.
Brass, Copper, Iron and Britannia Ware
For the best specimens Of articles in each OF
these departments, a premium at the discre'
ton of the Committee.
Cabinet Work.-For the best specimen Of
Cabinet Work, premium or the Society's
Diploma.
Horse and Or Sloes.-Best specimen Of
Horse and Ok Shoes, Book.
Leather and Articles Manufactured There
from.-For the best specimen ofThick Boots,
81.
For the best specimen Of Thin Boots, 81.
For the best specimen Of Ladies Boots, 81.
For the best specimen OF Ladies Walking
Shoes, Scots.
For the best specimen Of Upper or Sole
Leather, or Morocco, u premium Of 81 90 or
Diploma.
For the best Single Carriage Harness, IS
For the best specimen of Double Carriage
Harness, IS.
For the best specimen of Cart Harness, 80.
Carriages, Wagons, Carts, 8e.-For the
best specimen Of Family Carriage, for one or
more horses.
For the best Sleigh So.
For the best Covered Wagon, 90.
For the best Open Wagon, 200
For the best Farm Wagon, 200.
For the best Farm Cart, 200
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
For the best Plow, SO or Diploma.
For the best Cultivator, 200
All other Agricultural implements q Di'
ploma at the discretion Of the Committee.
NorE.-It is to be understood that all ar-
ticles presented for premium in each Of the
foregoing departments, shall have been man.
ufactured or produced within the County
during the last year and by the person pre-.
senting them. Also, that in every case the
:,;,;rc Committee shall have the right 10