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Mrs. M. Goodwin, Diploma oij Rag Carpet On Fine Arts and Embroidery.; Miss Sarah J. Jackson, Diploma for Fancy Painting ; Miss Culista Inger-i»oH. Diploma for Landscaper-aud Oil Painting; Miss Swan, do 2 Penciflings ; Atkins Ljtich, Diploma for Paintings and Specimens.Durlin * Sloan, diploma for specimens of Printing.— In this branch there was no competition, .hut for their beautiful specimens of work men ship tlio diploma was a-wurded.John S. Shadduck, diploma for Architectural Drawing; Mrs. Joy, for embroider)'of a Tidy; Mrs. Courtrigub for two embroidered Lamp Mats; Mrs. Camp, embroidery on infant’s dress; Eliza Pollock, embroidered hearth rug; Mrs. Mary Clark, embroidered lamp mat and beed bag; Mrs. Eliza Pearce, for heed purse; Miss Sophia Chester, for pin cuishoti; Miss Laura Sandford, for embroidered ottoman; iMrs. Ruth Beebe, for embroidered screene; Mrs. Eliza Pearce, 2nd for one pair ottomans; J. Cummins, for saddlers sign; Miss Diantha M’DougaU, for embroidered match box; Miss Hubble, for oil painting of mountain scenery; Moses Billings, for portrait painting.The committee remarks that there were many beautiful specimens not mentioned among the Fine Arts and Embroidery that were truly meritorious, but by reason ofthe shortness of the time allowed to examine specimens,♦full justice could not be done to all. Tho .committee recommend that hereafter more time be allowed to those* I rbranches.' i % j ' «On Hardware and farming Utei^sials; B. Hnbly, diplo-ploma for copper coal scuttles; Lester, Seimett Chester, on Fulton Cooking Stove; Vincent, Homrod Coon parlor air-tight stove, and on coal edoves; J. Bond, on carpenter’s Adds; Harry O. Root, on a churn; AlmondFuller, for cheese press. 1Tho committee report favorably on Untbrellfr stand and sad irons, by Lester, Sennett Chester; a beo-hivoby J* M. Warren; a metalie pump, by.G. A. Bennett; axe* helves, by Harry O. Root; a horse-rakc*; by A. Fuller; a»t. aw-cutter, by Thomas'W. Word; an ox-yoke, by WW. Davidson; and a proof staff and Mill peck, by J.wTowner. - -On Miscellaneous articles; Mrs. John Sampson, Diploma for 2 moss baskets; J* H. I1 ullertoii, do for boots and shoes; Jessee Ebersole, do for brass-mounted double harness and trunk; Fluko JLaw, do for best single harness; VV. H. Johnson* do for setts of artificial teeth ; Miss Swan,ou shell basket; James Hebblewhite on;3 shell pyramids, and buoqnette of flowers; Joel Johnson, on willing ink; W IL Knowhon, on gold lever watch; G. Loomis Co., on case of fine silver work and Jewelry;E. M. Cole, on blank leger.
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Erie Observer
Erie, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Oct 21, 1848
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