Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22


Mrs G. sherburn Pittsfeld, second best II.
Linen Sewing Thread,
Mrs. NJ. A. Robb, Olmstead, best pair Wool
en- Fringe Alittens,
Miss Anderson, Painesville, best pair Wool
en- BIittens, by girl under p,
Mrs G.. Sherburn, best Stocking Yarn
Mrs. G. Sherburn, best Mil Bag,
Charles Messenger, Warren best Gentlemen's o
Shirt,
E. E. Gardner, Cleveland, second best Gen
tlemens Shirt,
WORKED METALS
J. W Listy, Milan, best display Of Horse
-, Gndover, best display ofIrOn Fence,
including posts,
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
WooIson, Hitchcock & Carter, Cleveland, best
Wood Cooking Stove,
WoOlsOn, Hitchcock & Carter, Cleveland, best
Coal Cooking Stove,
C. P. Born, Cleveland, best Parlor Stove,
H G. Buckley, Cleveland, best Furnace or
". L. Marvin. Cleveland, best Parlor Crate,
T. D. Ingersoll, Monroe, Mich, best display
of Hollow Iron Ware,
CABINET WARE.
C. Messenger, Warren, best Sick Chair OF
~ CooPER's WARE.
Hervey Bou5field, Cleveland, best display OF
HerTey & Bousfield, Cleveland best display Of
F. J. Body, Cleveland. best display of Willow .
ware
]. A. Febrenbaeh & Co, Cleveland, best dis
play Of Turned Ware and other articles .
G. #. Dodge, Cleveland, best display Of Osier
"ii'O"' sADDLERs' WARE.
Isaac a. Isaaes, Cleveland, best Travelling r
G. F. Marshall, Cleveland. bsstset of Carriage
G. F. Marshall Cleveland, best display ofsod-
Industrial school, Cleveland, best display sr
Brushes, 5
T. s Paddock, Cleveland, best display OF Hats
and Caps, 3
J. T. Northr1p, Broad Albion, n. Y, best dis
play Of Gloves and Mittens, 8
CHEMICALS.
Jacob Graetingsr, OceOla, best Glue,
John Webster Z Co., Cleveland, best White
Lead,
Cathcart & Clark Elyria, best display Of Soap 2
T. Larter, Cleveland, best display Of Backing i
F. NJ. Baekus, and r. Mccormick, Cleveland,
best display Of Coal Oils, .
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
H. and Il. P. Schneider Cleveland, best Sur
gical Instruments, up
and Philosophical Ins truments, 5.M
Charles Wilder, Peterboro, N. H., best fherI
Charles Wilder, Peterboro, N. H, best Bar
NJ. Burt, Cleveland, best Chronometer, Dip.
GLASS AND CROCRERY.
Mrs. Jane A. Brainard, New York city, hest
specimen Of Stained Glass, Dip
John Parsons, Cleveland, best specimen OF
F. J. Huber, cleveland, best Pressed Brick, Dip
MINERALS.
G. W, Calkins, Cleveland, best Limestones of
C. W, Calrins, Cleveland, barrel Of Lime.
Mrs. J. H. Sargent, Cleveland, collection OF Min
E. J. Ferris, Painesville, collection Of Plants.
BUTTER, BREAD, &c.
R. Hawkins, Roclport, best 10 Ms. Butter in
R. Baker, Avon, second best 10 Ms Buter in
rolls, .
Mrs G. Perrin, Milan, best aIoaves Of Domes-
tic White Bread, 8
H. R. Orth, Cleveland, best 3loayes ofDomes-
Mrs. Perrin, Cleveiand, best lOayes of Rye
Bread, 3
Mrs. R. Perrin, Cleveland, best loavo- Of
Brown Bread,
Rose Prentiss, Cleveland, best Hams, 3
Mrs, Asa Foote, BROOKLYN, hest 3 loayes Of
domestic Rye bread, 3
CHEESE.
H. F. Giddings, Lindenyille, best Cheese l
year old and over, 10
;. f. Il H. n. Carter, Painesyiile, second best
Cheese year old snd over, .
H. F. Giddings, best largest lot 20
A. Bartlett, Fowler's Mills, second best larg-
H. F. Giddings, best Cheese under year old 10
8. E. & H. n. Carter, second best Cheese un-
der year old, 5
SUGAR AND PRESERVES.
Everett H0lley, Warrensyille, best 10 ms.
C. L. Young, BrecksviIle, second best 10 rs.
Mrs. Dr. smith, DAYTON, best Picked Onions
Mrs. G. Perrin, best Sweet Picked Preserves l
Mrs. G. Perrin, best Preserved Tomatoes, l
Mrs e. Perrin, best preserved cherries, IN
Mrs G. Perrin, best preserved ounces, in
Mrs. Or. Smith, best eurrant Jelly,
Mrs. G. Perrin, best apple Jelly,
Mrs. G. Perrin, best peach Jelly 1
Mrs. G. Perrin, best ounce jelly,
Miss Emma Robb, best tomato eatsup,
SUGAR.
c. J. Cooper, Mt. Vernon, best sorgho
J. L. Gil Son, Columbus, second do, 10
c, Corey Sons, Lima, Indiana, best sorgho
evaperator, 20
J. L. Gill & Sons, second do 20
H. Cook, Mansfield, best 10 pounds Sorgho
W. B. Corey, Lima, Indiana, second do, 5
C. Jacobs, Columbus, best gallon sorgho
". B. Corey, second do, 5
A. Parmalee, Sullivan, best gallon maple
George Bracket, Randolph, best 10 pounds
maple sugar,
VEGETABLES.
Asa Foot, Brooklyn, best halfbushel Neshan-
mock potatoes,
Joel Foot, Brooklyn, second do,
NJ. Aiken, Brooklyn, best half husheI peach
blow potatoes,
E. s. willard, Cleveland, best half bushel OF
any variety not above named,
E. 5. Willard hest hall bushel Of sweet po-
tatoes, 3
Peter Hlrke, East Cleveland second do,
f. 5. Willard, best u parsnIps,
G. Baisch, Cleveland, best z carrots,
E. s. Willard, best long blood beets,
Peter Hlrke. best & turniD b0eta.
Peter Hirke, best sugar beets,
G. H. Loup, Cleveland, best peck Of toma-
toes, 3
G. Balseh, second do, l
G.. Baisch, best drmhead cabbage, 2
H. r. Hadlow, Cleveland, best heads red
Dutch cabbage, 2
flower,
E. s. willard, best half peek Of red onions,
J. Kelley, best half peck yellow onions,
H. R. HadlOw, best hall peck white onions,
E. 5. Willard, best display Of onions in quail
ity and variety,
G. Baisch best half peck Of picked pepers,
G. Baisch, best 6rOOts Of satisfy,
W. Cases estate Cleveland best stalks OF
G. Baisc6. best marrow squashes, 2
p. Hirse, best three Hubbard squashes,
f. 5. Willard, best peck Of sweet corn in the
Lewis Ford East Cleveland, best 8 noun
tain sweet water melons, 2
F. s. Willard, best 5 other water melons,
f. 5. Willard, best green heshed musk
melons,
Lewis Ford, best and greatest display Of
water melons,
II X. Hadlow, best llalf peck Lima beans
J. b. Lottridge, Rockport best half peck kid
ney bunch beans, &
Miss NJ. A. RObb, Olmstead best half peck
beans other than Lima,
Miss NJ. A. Robb, best half peck garden peas
Miss N. A. Robb, best and greatest variety Of
peas,
q. Ii. Lodge, best purple egg plants
Z. ;. Willard, best stalks rhubarb,
f. 5. Willard, hest and greatest display Of
vegetables, 10
PROFESSIONAL FLOWERS.
Wm. Cases estate, Cleveland, best 20 yarie-
ties in bloom, Is
H. B. Hurlbut, Cleveland. second do, 10
H. B. Hurlbut; best collection in variety
VIM. Cases estate, second do,
Lnaenh Perl-ma. best and aTealest EarIetE of