Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

Henry s.shOP, one pair white shanghais, com
Henry Bishop, Springfield, exhibition of poultry,
John F. Thormext, Liverpool, o, one faxn Wor-
ny Or note on account Of the attention it has
HONEY AND sxEswAx.
, E Holley, Warrensville, two boxes honey, 1st
v. 4. Flanders, Shelby, I'd prem.
n. stevens, Sheneld, beesWsx, commended.
PREsERvEs
Mrs. NJ Church, Painesville, blackberriss. Ist
prem same, tomatoe preserves, I'd same,
rhuearb preserves, Ist prem. same, CallfoT-
MA tomato preserves, I'd prem
pickles. LIST prem.
NJ. J; Blair cleveland, one bottle picked peaches,
1st prem.
Mrs: N; a. Robb, olmstsd. picked peaches, Ist
Miss Minuse, Milan, pickle melons, Ist prem.
NJ J. Blsir, Cleveland. picked onions LIST prem
Mrs; j. H. Sargent, Cleveland, crab apple jelly.
Mrs. N. A. Robb, olms.ed, preserved raspber-
ues, lst prem.
Mrs J. Il. Sargent, Cleveland, canned tomatoes,
Mrs. J. 3. Sargent, Cleveland, peaches cannedin
Nri: :. B. Sargent, Cleveland. canned pears, 1st
Mrs: :; 4, Sargent, Cleveland, canned gtraWber-
| 10 49, -F---s' NSHSfAs calAeu BoosepefIles5
Mrs :. 3: Sargent, Cleveland, canned ounces,
Mrs J. 2; Sargent, Cleveland, picked gherl,ins,
Mrs. 4. Munse, Milan, tomato catsup. lat prsn,
Mrs; ). d: Sargent Cleveland, tomato catsup,
Mrs. NJ: A. ROpp, olmsted, cucumber catsup, 1st
prem.
Mrs; J. 3: Sargent, Cleveland, blackberry jelly,
Mrs R.T Dwells, Port Clinton. strawberry ian,
1st prem. '-'
M. :, gl.lT, Cleveland, largest collection of
Mrs: ,. T Dwelle, Port Clinton, glass raspberry |
Mrs; 9 4; Sargent, Cleveland, glass eurrant
Mrs: B, T. DEells, Port Clinton, preserved cher
Miss N: o. Spring, Geneva, picked tomatoes, 1ss
Miss n. Q. Spring, Geneva, picked butternuts,
Mrs. J; H. sargent, Cleveland, largest and best
collection Of pickles, Ist prem
Mrs. B. T. DEelle, Port Clinton, dried currants,
Mrs. B. 7. Dwelle, Port Clinton, grape jelly, lst
Mrs. J. Il. Sargent, greatest and best display of
preserves, 1st prem.
HOUSEHOLD FABRIcs
Rag Carpet-Mrs. A. Hofsly, LiuderviIle Ashta-
bulls, county, l5 yards rag carpet LIST prem. |
Mrs. Geo. Anderson. PainesTlIIe, 2d prem!
Gents sm ts-Mrs. E. O. Sanders, Cleveland, Ist
prem.
wo9len Blankets-Mrs. R. Hawkins, ROckpOrt,
Mrs. n. A RObb, olmsted, I'd prem.
Best 10 yards Flannel-Mrs. N. A. Robb, Ist
Electa Ackley, Roekport, I'd prem.
MRS, ,did =; Z; Dayton Alden New York, COM
Wooden Carpet-M. o. Spring, Geneva. lat prep,.
Mrs Betsy Horton, Panesville, I'd prem.
Ten yards Linen DiapeF-hrs @. L. Dayton, Al
den, New York, LIST prem. =
Mrs. H. A. Robb, I'd prem.
Ksrsey-Mrs. A. Anderson, PainesVille, Ist
Mrs G. l. Dayton. ,Alden, New York. qd prem.
Aer .ey Blankets-Mrs R. Hawkins, Rockport,
Mrs. Milo Caldwell, Painesville, 2d prem.
Woolen Knit stoekiDgs-Mrs, N. A. Robb, Ohm
Mrs. C. l. Dayton, Alden, New York, % prem.
Cotton Knit stoekings-Mss. James Judd, Ra-
Mrs. T. l. Richardson, Brooklyn, I'd prem
Woolen Fringe Mittens-Mrs E. A. Tyler. Crest
Mrs. NJ. A. Robb, I'd prem,
Stocking Yarn-Ars NJ A Robb lat pren,
Woolen shawI-curtis Crsmer, Cleveland, Ist.
prem. f- '7.---.
M9i e i5g:I.aa N; A. E95S, iss prem
thread, lst prem; Mrs. Geo. Anderson,
Palnsvilles I'd prem.
Mrs F. 6 Lewis, Roekport, woolen mitiens, lst
prem J. 7. MerriInan, Burton, 2d prem
Mrs. MILO Caldwell, PaInesVilIe, tow cloth, Ist Z
Mrs: 9: z; Sweet Cleveland, hearth rug, 1.t !
Mrs. n W. Richards, solon, double carpet COW
erlet, Ist nrernL SH-ss-s =. y -
,rrs r FaElins. Rockport, worsted knit stock
Ms J. 7. Mefriman, BUFtoRF---
1st prem. Miss L. Phelps, CleTelEuu, -
Mrs ], NJ Pew, Columbus. gents shirts, com !
mended.
The following were recommended:
HIsoELLAEEovs ARTIULEs. Ii
Hattie N; snider, Cleveland. one lamp stand mat
Mrs, Geo. "; Billings. Cleveland, one double
rim palm leaf hat
Mrs. s, 'Newberry, Cleveland one knit shawl.
A. Anderson, Concord, ten yards woolen plaid
Mrs. A. W. Allen, Ellsworth, Mahonmg county,
four pairs sheepskin mittens.
Mrs. A. ". Allen, Ellsworth, MahOuing county,
Mrs; E; J. Wiley, North Ridgevile, one feather
Mrs. =. Ackley, East ROeEpOrt, down bed aud
Chas. Ufisch, Cleveland, woolen shoes.
Mrs c. L. Dayton, Alden, N. Y, one pair linen
L. a KsPPnsr, Cleveland, eight dozen col
Curtis Cramsr, Cleveland, seven linen towels.
WOODEN WARE.
W. Y. oraw, Cleveland, -four, pork, and tight
D. W. Hiekok, Jefferson, grain measures, lst
Otto Schmidt, Cleveland. turning work, lst
prem.
G. d. Lodge, Cleveland, one bunch Osier willow,
lst prem.
ELK AND AII FABRICS.
Cleveland Wooden Mills, Cleveland, ten yards
Woolsn cloth, / prem.
Cleveland Woolen Mills, Cleveland, ten yards Il
Cleveland Woo en- Mills, Cleveland. ten yards
Cleveland Wo0len Mills, Cleveland, one pair
Woolen blankets, lst prem.
John Webster, Cleveland, ten yards floor oil |
Miss Msry J. Samson. PainsviIle. pair silk stock
Curtis CrsnseT, Cleveland, one pound sswisg
O. Reeves, Cleveland, reeIed silk. LIST prem.
Geo. Lewis & Co., Cuyahoga Falls two bales
oakum, commended.
MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, &C.
Anderson. Co. Paipesv lie, patent portable saw
f. F. Healy, Cleveland, Woods steam guage,
! iron back, 1st prem.
Jas. Tehel 4 Co, Springfield, waterWheel, LIST
prem L. 8. FaiIehild, Cleveland, I'd prem
Jas Tefiel Co., Springfield, single mschipe'
Andrew Packer, Cleveland, moulding machine,
C, ]. Cooper, Mount Vernon, portable steam
engine, 1st prem.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Anderson & Co., Painesville, Anderson's patent
! saw hanging, commended.
! 2. d. Babcock, -WaterWle, n. z, four engine
pumps, commended.
Jonathan Troop, Erie, Pa, Troops self regulst-
ing wind power commended.
chas. Wells, Cincinnati, job printing press com
Bradford Sharp, Cincinnati, leather betting and
hose, excellent.
| VIM. Kenyon, Stenbenville. patent combined
gas pipe eutteE, commended
E- X Ml1eil' Warren spoke machine com
Trevor 4 Co., Lockport, N. r, combined shin
/ ola ard heading unachina cauo M apdpd