Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19
FOVRTBEITaOHT0 sTIFRTAIR
Fourth ana Last Day.
CLOSING UP OF THE FAIR
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

4
A more uncomfortable day than ysstsrdA.
could not well be imagined. The rain Of tn,
night before had not entirely cleared away
but continually sent down scattering or misty
suggestions that it was ready to open in ear.
nest upon the slightest prOvOcAtiOn. The all
vas raw, cold and gussy. The streets were
extended quRgmirss, and the Fair grounds,
already trOdden into dast, were now an ex-
Panss Of mud. Altogether, ths last day of
tho Fair was gloomy one. But despite these
diSadVantages, there were many visitors to
the grounds and considerable amount Of
pleasure was extracted BY thOss who look up
on the brightest side of unpleasant oircum-
stances.
To the Secretary of the Society and the
clerks who assisted him in his office, the req
resentives Of the press are greatly indebted
for cOurtesies and repeated favOrs. The ao-
knOwledgments of the quill drivers are also
due to the Supsrintendsnts of the several de-
partments.
The first premium, it will be seen, was
awarded to Wilbsr's specimens penmanshir.
This was well bestowed and is but another
testimonial to Bryant, strattOn and FsltOn'I
College.
The red card was afized to two cases Of
Iubrioating oil, by MorshOuse & Merriam.
These gentleman do large business in this
line and have fine reputation. They sup
ply, already, some forty railroads with Iubri-
eating oils.
Four sOrghO mills we're entered, one Of
them TIE VIoroR," manufactured by the
Clark sOrghO Machine Company, Cincinnati,
being new candidate for public favor. New
principles are introduced by which choking
is prevented, and enc third Of the power
saved. The operation was very striking, one
horse pressing one fourth more cane, bring
ing out the begasss drier, and gaining one |
sixth il revolution over TIE other mills driven /
BY two horses. The committee awarded it |
the first premium.
Among the Evsporstors we're three entered
by Blymyn, Bates 4 Day-tbe old Cook 1
EVaPOrs'Or, the Cook EvaPOrator with Co.
ry's attachment, and Cooks Evaporator with
Cooks Cellular Boiler attached. The opera
ten of the latter was magnificent and the
committee awarded it the first premium, max
ing the ffth year in succession it has been
awarded to the Cook EvapOratOr at the Ohio
State Fair.
1t will bo seen that Ryder took no less
than five first premiums on photographs col
bred in oil, in water cOlors, in India ink, and
plain and on dsgusrreOtypss, which is very
good for Ryder.
About noon, articles began to make their
exodus from the ground, and BY six O'Clock
ne halls and commons looked bare. The
ist of premiums, additional to those pub
ished yesterday, viii be found below.
HASUFAcTUREs.
|. j; Lowe, Cleveland, steEart's Hotel Cook
hange....- lst
L J. Lowe, Cleveland, steaarts cooking
stove (best stove for eoal).......... 1st
l. Hall, Cleveland, cooking stove for
WOOD .-. 1st
. J. Lowe, Cleveland, parlor stove stew
'arish KSisht. Cleveland psrior stove l's
(base buTningl End
!. Z. Holden, Cleveland. steam house fur
........ ...... Ist
4 oTeIlouse heriam' cleveland, display
5nssay ISL
ol isBeie distilled 1st
Iussey Mcbride, Cleveland petroleum
t.-eboSss Marian Cleveland 6i.DIsv
Illuminating Ist
7. d. Palmer, Cleveland, double distilled
petroleum oll..,.- lst
IorehOuse & Merriam, Cleveland, speci-
men lard is
nOtIey q OaIegi OiefoiSnGs NAiNS LSa.---.--
Z. n; owen, Cleveland Bass. American =.
chehl' ~ -r.';-..;-;..- ''''''''''''''''''
J; Larter3 SleVelanc, 1iaeklnR ,,';'-.;...... AS'
i'IshsS polIaS stove r0.n O0OisysiAn1'S'o~' com
n ilsAA' Oie 'eiAn-' sPee' y iHs''''''
AelIo' -Ah "a
d T. OVatt' hichneioi thEesner anu sep -,
arator Ast
R- Mcclellan CopSPrngheid' sweep horse =
lst
r N. Harder, Coloeskille, YORK, end
less cham herse power lst
"a d. Harder Coloeskluei New YORK
thresher operated by endless cham
'...;-. ISL
Baldwin, Dewitt Co., Cleveland circular
saw mill horse power lst
White 4 BostWick, NorWolk, z cross cut
raw mill horse power.......-................. Ist
Hawkins Howe, Akron, hay, straw and
stslk lst
g. Z. HUTCHINSON, CleA Gland. cider mlil.- lsL
s. ColahAn, CLEVELAND. hay, &C., Press..-.:.. lst
sanford's hemp and fax dresser........, lst
corn sheileT........ ........, Ist
Aaron Highly, Warren, hand corn sheller;..--. lst |
u " niIhB' AehiAuui couo' ciOheIi huieE
eteaner-....-..... lst /
haWklns Rowe, AkTon' morse nay rake Ast |
hoieoshsaiS' motifs q 20, OineihnA'i' si-
oer '-..--'''-'.'''''' '''''''' CUM
AaRIcULTuRAL IMPLEMENTS.
); W. Fennela' Mln9ug9y, oIaln ule;;..;-; O0ln
henry OFSig' O4eFelAho' case aruneiA -.
Com
L. =; Solollonson' Oie'eiauo' case AFtih- -.
u 1l y I'm I'm
W r Eegei SIeIslaou' sSs chlnA "AIe....'' Sol S
tione vases Germ