Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

Z varsity. SouthdoWns are exhibited D.
, Samuel Toms, Of EIyris, 70 psns,) n I
Chafse, Of Jefferson, o., a psns,J 3. briggs
Of EIyris. Mr.. Tens took $ls5 in prsmi
ums on sheep st the last stats Fair. C. MsF
riII, Of PainesviIIs, exhibits an immens
Leicester buck, 2 years old. I'd. Davis, o
Reyalton, exhibits two pens Of southdoWns
breed admired for its size and the excel
Isnee of its mutton.
The entries in this department. were not very
numerous yesterday, though the exhibition is
good one as regards quality. The principal ex
hibitors of the small herd Of swine are
A. P. Leland, Newburgh; Thomas Benuing
ton, La Porte Cyrus BarOe, Wyandsyille, Cuya
hoga county Samuel Toms, Efyria; Henry Pr
day, Euclid.
In Isrge breeds the exhibitors are
Andrew oatin, Cardington; George Anderson
Painesyile Martin Carroll, PainesYille.
In sweepstakes there are I6 entries.
PoULTET-
The long line ofcoops at the southwest corn
er of the grounds are partially filed with poultry
There are s. entries, the principal exhibitors be-
ing;
A. Hall, Cleveland; ; A. A. Jewett, Cleveland
William Fox, Cleveland; Henry Bishop, Spring
! field.
Those who have fancy for pOuitryc can find
every variety.
MECHANICS HALL
Under the able direction of J. Terrell, Esq,
LOrain County, is already well stocked, and
many more articles are coming in rapidly
The first thing that strikes an observers eye
is the display Of two massive Jumps of Chip
pewa coal, each about four feet in diameter,
one exhibited BY Crawford and the other by
Morris and Price. Entering We see at
one hand q large collection Of fruit-lad-
ders from Hays, and on the other Lovejoy'S
new patent eavs-trOughs, manufactured
from wood, claimed to be the cheapest and
most useful style Of trOughing. A number
of washing machines are entered-We notice
Farnsworth's Browns, Potts, and Ponds
among them. Merits and Riddle of Ravsnna
have on exhibition one carriage, and two top
and two open top buggies, finished in the
best style Of the art. Brooks of New York
also has on hand splendid buggy, as finely
built ss any We have ever seen. America
leads the world on bEggies as in other
things,
In this connection let us notice tho patent
ed iron hub Of Mr.. Leavitt of this city, now
on exhibition, combining very hnsly all the
advantages of the old hub with many new
ones, in convenience, strength and durability.
Mr.. D. P. Bowers has on exhibition
shower bath and closet, which deserve and
attract special attention.
The department sf Stoves was we'll repre-
sentsd. Fuller, Warren & Co., Of Troy, New
York, Parish & knight of Cleveland, and R.
P. Myers also Of this city, have some very
neat stoves on exhibition, and P. P. Stewart,
the prince Of StOve-msn, has q fns display
Of his famous ''cooking-machine." Pass
ing on, we observe q number of interesting
and curious articles. Here is fine display
of brushes, SyB. Flyer of this place, and an
other from the Industrial School. Here are
some neat modsIs,-ons Of q new hay-rake,
from Msllingsr and Bros Mount Pleasant,
Psnnsylvania; one of patent house furnace
from Mr.. Buckley of Norwalk. Here is a
strip shaved from the muzzle of the big Rod
mau gun, giving US the diameter eff the bore,
WEIGH must be over eighteen inches, on which
we gaze with reverence and pious awe. Here !
is a fine case Of timers trimmings, from W.
Poiyblank of Cleveland, the only emporium
in this line west of New York city. Here is
a model of GsleniRs's triangular spring
brace, for strengthening buggy-springs,
for which Mr.. C. L. Jones of this
place is agent. It is an excellent
idea. Here is a splendid display of
oils. The world surely will grope in dark
ness no longer. The Pioneer oil works have
on hand ten barrels of most beautifully
clear oil, we'll displayed. Hussey and Nc
Brides display and MOrehouse and Meri-
ans varieties of oil are both interesting.
In boots and shoes, Griffin Bros, and
Smith & Dodd. are on hand with splendid
cases. A pair of embroidered patent Isath-
sr boots in tbs case Of Smith & Dodd's
caused US to eKciaim in envy, initiating
Wordswsrth-
" Alas what boots ~
Henry craig's wonderful microscopes are
too wen known to need any praise from us
Mr.. Craig We found very polite and courteous
in adording the public glancss at a world of
Infinite littlsnsss.
, Here are several fine cases Of instruments,
IA splendid teIegrapbic set from the West
srn Union Telegraphic Co.; set sf eOOper's
tools, from NJ. E. R. Highly, of Cleveland a
case of trusses from J. P. Smith, of this
city, aud show Of blacking from Lartec,
which gives us an illimitabls perspective of
shining shOe-IeAther.
As We leave the hall, ParthiAn glance
bstrays, written aerols the central beam, ''in
characters Of living Iight,"-nOt Meme,
Meme, &C.; but letters as cabalistic-" s. T.
-1s6O-X."
Weinstituted an immediate search for the
precious huid, but our efforts to discover
it failing, We departed 'saddsr snd wiser; and
soon found ourselves in the hall Of
FLRN IMPLEMENTS,
and under the gontlemanIy supervision of its
superintendent K. b. walker Esq. Here
the display is very full, with more to come.
The following are some Of the articles on
exhibition:
SORGHUM GRINDERS AND EvAPoRATORs.
oOoper's Union Pan, C. ~. Cooper, Mount
Vernon, Vertical Causmill (6vO sizss) C. &
]. Cooper, Mount Vernon, Cooks svAPOratOr,
Cory's evsporatOr, and the Clark sOrgho Ma
chine COmpany's machine. These are rot
yeti operation, bur will be in blast tO-mOr-
row. The same remark may be made Of all
the machines worked by horse power.
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