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GENESEE FARMER. 



July. 



New York Stale Agricultural Society. 



JUDGES ON THE PREMIUM LIST. 

 At a meeting of the Executive Committee 

 of the Society, held at Buffalo on the 22d ult., 

 the following Judges were appointed for the 

 September Show : — 



FOR CATTLE. 



On S/inrC Horns— Hon. Allen Trimble, Highland Co. 

 Ohio; John Wetenhall, Nelson, C. \V.: John F. Sheafe, 

 New Hamburgh. 



Herefurds. &.C— L. G. Bingham. Williston, Vt. ; Freder- 

 ick Ingeraoll, Vernon , A. H. Uickinson, Hornby. 



Natives and Crosses— W\c\\!\e\ Suliiviinf, (Jolumhus, Ohio; 

 John Johnston, Seneca Co. ; Thomas Kinsman, Kinsman 

 Ohio. 



Wurk'nig Oxen—Wm. Fuller, Skaneateles ; A. J. Wyn- 

 koop, Chpmunii ; H. N. Carey, Marny. 



Sten-s Tnree Years old—S. S. Ellsworth, Penn Yan ; Ed- 

 ward Munson, Senneit ; Myron A.dams. East liloomfield. 



Steers one and two years old — .S. VV. Jewett, VVeybridge, 

 Vt; Hiram Ashley, Allen's Comers; B. A. Hall, New 

 Lebanon. 



Fat Caltle and Sheep— Aaron Clempnt, Philadelphia ; 

 Thomas F. Devoe, Jefferson Market, N. Y.; Gen Wm 

 Nash, New Haven, Vt. 



M/trli C.ms—Uagh Brodie, Near Montreal, C. E. ; Jo- 

 seph Bennett, Cooperstown ; A. Woodruff, Strykersville. 



HORSES. 



Ofa/l Vl'ork—.L B. Burnet, Syracuse ; Henry Rhodes, 

 South Trenton ; Ela Merriam, Leyden. 



Draught ILirses—P,. N. lliiniiugton, Rome, A. M. Clarke, 

 Wa'ertown : T. C. Nye. Midison. 



Blood Horses— }o\m Taylor (.'ooper, Albany ; Hon. W. 

 H. Boulton, Toronto, C. VV. ; Klias Cost, Oaks Corners. 



Three and two years o/d—D. Hamilton, Waters iiet; Isaac 

 T. Grant, Jniietiun : Lyman Q. Sherwood, Auburn. 



Matched Horses— Mr. Landon, Congress Hall, Albany ; 

 Erastns Beach, Cattskill ; Lewi., Joy. South Trenton ; Jas! 

 M. Marvin, Saratoga Springs, Stephen Clarke, Waterford, 



Geldings— M. J. Hayes, Montreal ; Lester Barker, Clin- 

 ton ; Henry C. Miller, Hudson ; J. Lennebacker, Uiica ; 

 W. A. J5eacii, Saratoga Springs. 



SHEEP. 



Long Wooled—PhUip Reyboid, Del. City; Col Car- 

 michael. Sing Sing : John Kennedy, Farmer. 



Middle VVooled—S. Wait, Montijomery, Orange Co. 

 Richard Capper, Toronto, C. W.; Isaac Dillon, Zanesville 

 Ohio. 



Merinoes— Robert R. Reed, Washington, Pa., Mr. Hilde- 

 braud, Massilori, Ohio ; John F. Gilkey, Kalamazoo, Mich. 



Saxons and Sheperd Dogs—S. C. Scoville, Salisbury. Ct. 

 Thomas Noble, Massilon, Ohio ; Wm. II. Ladd, Richmond' 

 Ohio. 



iSW/;?— Benjamin Enos, DeRuyter; O. C. Chamberlain 

 Richfield Springs, Otsego Co. ; Roswell Carter, Chicago. 



Poultry— Henry Vail, Troy ; F. C. Moses, Skaneateles ; 

 Rev. Mr. Anderson, Waterloo, C. W. 



Plows, &c.— J. Stanton Gould, Hudson ; Wm. Buel, 

 Rochesler ; James M. Ellis, Onondaga. 



To prepare ground and teams for trial of plows and plow 

 mg matrh— Henry W. Rogers, Buffilo; Daniel Reed Whee- 

 ler, Ellicottviile ; Alva JelVerson, Darien Centre. 



Plowing Match— Hqiiire xM. Brown, Elbridge, Onondaga 

 Co.; Franklin Rogers, Seneca Co., John Mallory, Benton. 

 Yates Co. ; Win. Ottley, Oaks Corners, Peter Crispel ir ', 

 Hurley, Ulster Co. J.J. 



Farm Implements No 1— Amos Osborn, Albany ; Tallmage 

 Delafield, Oakland ; Tracy Pardee, Oakfield. Gen. Co. 



Farm Implemmts No. 2— Amos Briggs, Schaghticoko ; J. 

 R. Speed, Caroline ; K. Marks, Geddes. 



Butter— Jiose\)U A. Carey, Albany ; Elisha W. Sheldon, 

 Sennett ; E. R. Kvi.ns, Marcy. 



Cheese— Lem»c\ Hulhert, Wiiichcster, Ct.; Thomas Burch, 

 Little I' alls ; IInrri.son Blodget, Denmark. 



Sugar and Honey— Jason Sexton, Chas. C. Haddock. 

 George A. Rloore, Buffalo. 



Sll/c and Slllc <7«c;(^»— Henry Hamilton, Manly Colton. E. 

 Kenneth, Buffalo. ' 



Domestic Mannfartnre No. 1— H^ow/fn— Chaa. Lee, Penn 

 Yan ; Linus D'VVolf, Middlebury, Wyoming, Co. ;' Silas 

 Parsons, Lockport, 



Mannfartiires No, 2, Linen — Martin O.Cop,Le Roy, Harry 

 Thompson, Black Rock ; George VV. Tew, .Silver Creek. 

 C. N. Bement, Albany. 



Manufactures ollfr than Househnld—O. Hungerford, 

 VVatertown ; Frederick Hollister, Utica ; E. D. Efner, 

 Buffalo. 



Needle, Shell and Wax Worlc— Mrs. J. M. Sherwood, Au- 

 burn ; Mrs. D. E. Evans, Batavia ; Mrs. Adam Ferpusson, 

 Walerdown, C. VV., Mrs. Jacob Gould, Roc-hester ; Miss E. 

 Wadsworth, Geneseo ; Peter B. Porter, Niagara Falls, 

 Secretary. 



Flowers — Dr. Herman Wendell, Albany; James Dngall, 

 Amiiersliiurgh, C. W. ; M. B. Bateham, Columbus, Ohio; 

 Artemas Bigelow, Penn Yan ; J. A. Harris, Cleveland, O. 



FRUIT. 

 Apples, Quinces, Melons, Cranherrles — Dr. Kirlland, Roek- 

 port, Obio ; Shophcrd Knapp, New York ; Martin Springer. 

 Piqua Town, Ohio. 



Peaches, Plums, Nectarines Apricots, Grapes — N. Long- 

 worth, Cincinnati ; Charles S. Wilson, Ulica ; Reuben 

 Wood, Cleveland, O. 



Pears— ^ien. H. A. S. Dearborn, Hawthorn Cottage, 

 Roxbnry Mass.; George Hoadly, Cleveland; B. V. French, 

 Braintree, Mass. 



Foreign Fruit — David Thomas, Greatfield; Charles Down- 

 ing, Newburgh ; J. VV. Bissel, Rochester. 



Vegetables — O. Phelps, Canandaigua ; James Woodruff: 

 Detroit ; Rev. C. E. Goodrich, Utica : Ira Hopkins, Auburn. 

 Paintings and Drawings — James Wat.son Williams, Utica; 

 George Piatt, New York; John A. Granger, Canandaigua. 

 Animal Paintings — Chas. Henry Hall, New York ; Rich- 

 ard L. AllAi, New Orleans : J. M. D. Rlclnlyre, Albany. 



Fruit Paintings — Prof. J. Jackson, Schenectady ; F. J. 

 Belts, Newburgh ; N. Goodsell, Rochester; H. H. Coit, 

 Euclid, Obio ; J. W. Bailey, Platlsburgh. 



Stoves — L. B. Langwortby, Rochester; M. D. Burnett, 

 Syracuse; Orange Saekett, York, Livingston Co. 



"isrellaneons Articles — Zadock Pratt, Prattsville; Albert 

 II. Porter, Niagara Fulln; Ebenezer Mack, Ithaca. 



Discretionary Premiums No. 1 — J. Delafield, Oakland*; 

 Wm. R. Gwinn, Medina; Chirles J. Orton. Fredonia, 



Discretionary Premiums No. 2— Lyman A. Spalding, 



Lockport: C. C. Dennis, Auburn; Jacob Gould, Rochester, 



Discretionary Premiums No. 3. Implements of Mnsic, &C. 



—Geo. Dutton, Utica ; Chas, Wilson, Roche'sterj; Robert 



Denton, Buffalo. 



Svnples Grain, &c. — George W. Patterson. Westfield . 

 Philo Durfee, Buffalo : John. McVean, Wheatland. 



Implements of mainifactnre for preserving Jiour, meal, &C. 

 — S. R. Hutchinson, Cleveland, Ohio; Arthur Root, Albany; 

 John F. Porter, St. Josephs, Michigan. 



Foreign Cattle— W. H. Sotham, Black Rock : Lewia 

 Eaton, Buffalo ; John Boies, Homer. 



Horses — Hon. Adam Fergusson, Waterdown, C. W. 

 J. T. Blanchard, Saratoga Springs ; W. P. Nottingham, 

 Palmyra. 

 Sheep— Long wooled and Middle wooW— Sanford Howard, 

 Albany: Richard Radley, Stafford, Genesee Co.; L. D. Clift, 

 Carmel , Putnam Co. 



Merino and .S^ajro//*— Robert S. Rose, Richmond ; N. Y. 

 Tilden, New Lebanon ; Samuel Coll, Geneseo. 



Fine Wooled— H. Blanchard, Kinderhook ; R. R. Reed, 

 Washington, Penn.; S. N. Dexter, Whitestown ; Bronson 

 Murray, Ottawa, Illinois; John R. Cunningham, Richmond, 

 Ohio. 



Sweepstakes— Caltle — Dr. A. Watts, ChiIicothe,Ohio ; 

 Henry Parsons, Guelph, C. W. : Wm. Parsons, Lockport. 



(^ommllteeon Railroad and Steamboat Transportation, &0. 

 — B. P. Johnson, Albany ; J. B. Burnett, Syracuse ; J. M. 

 Sherwood. Auburn ; T. C. Peters, Buffalo. 



A resolution was adopted to hold a Pomologi- 

 cal E.xhibition at the Annual Meeting of the 

 Society, in Albany, in January ne.xt. 



Coloring Wood. — French cabinet makers 

 can now make wood of any color they please, 

 by letting the roots of the trees absorb the color- 

 ed fluids Uie year before it is cut down. A solu- 

 tion of iron passed up one root, and of prussiate 

 of potash up the other, will give the wood a per-^ 

 manent blue color. 



