1848. 



GENESEE FARMER. 



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Harmon, Wheatland, $10 ; 3. Amos ChilcoU, Hamburgh, 

 $5. Two or under.— i. R Harmon, $15; 2. Amos Chil- 

 cott, $10 ; 3. C C Pierson, Avon, $5. 



Five buck Lambs. 1. Dexter Ewell, Alden, $10 ; 2. R 

 Harmon, $5. Ewe Lambs — 1. Amos Chilcott, $10 ; 2. R 

 Harmon, $5. 



Class IV — Saxons and their grades. 



Barks over two. 1. Chas. Colt, Geneseo, $15; 2. S B 

 Crocker, Vernon, $10 ; 3. Erastus Hurd, Royalton, $5. 

 Two or nnder--l, 2 and 3, S B Crocker, Vernon, $15, 

 10 and $5. 



Five buck Lambs. 1, Chas. Colt, $10. 



Five Ewes over two. 1, Chas. Colt, $15 ; 2, and 3, S B 

 Crocker, 10 and $5. Under two—1, S B Crocker, $15 ; 

 Erastus Hard, $10. 



Shepherd's Dog. J M Sherwood, Auburn. 

 SWINE— Large Breed. 



Soar over two years. 1, R B Howland, Springport, $10 ; 

 2, Augustus Raynor, Clarence, $5. One year—\, C R 

 Nichols, Darien, $1. Six months and under 1 year — 1, N 

 W Briggs, Lewiston, $8 ; 2, C R Nichols, $5. 



Breeding Sow over two. 1, J. Winspear, Lancaster, 

 $10; 2, Sam'l Loper, Clarence, $5. One Year—1. J B 

 Stannard, Alexander, $10. 



Lot of pigs under 10 months. O Lathrap, Darien, $10. 



Small Breed. Lot pigs under 10 months. 1, E Per- 

 kins, Hamburgh, $10. 



POULTRY. 

 Best lot of Dorkins, L. F. Allen, Black Rock, $3. 

 do Polands, H A Parsons, Buffalo, 3. 

 do large fowls (Ostrich) J W i?issell, Rochester, 3. 

 do Turkeys, Grosvenor Clark. Buffalo, 3. 

 do Muscovy Ducks, N S Smith, do, 3. 

 do Small Ducks, do do, 3. 



do Guinea Hens, E Bennett. Cheektowaga, 3. 

 Best pair China Geese, L F Allen, Black Rock, 3. 

 do large geese, (African) D Redmond, Utica 3. 

 do Wild Geese, H A Parsons, Buffalo, 3. 

 Best lot of poultry owned by exhibitor, H A Parsons, do 10. 

 Best exibition of Pigeons, George Becker, do, 3. 

 Pinnated Grouse or Prairie Chickens, G F Morris, do, 2. 

 Lot of splendid Birds from Van Dieman's land, by George 



Cuthbertson, Buffalo, Vol. Trans, and Dip. 

 Splendid lot of lap ear French Rabbits, D Redmond, Utica, 



Diploma. 



PLOWS. 



Best plow for general purposes, John Van Brocklin, 

 Middleport, diploma and $10 ; best for stiff soils. Homer 

 Scott, Cambria, dip, and $10 ; best for light sandy soils, H 

 Starbuck &- Son, Troy, dip and $10. Discretionary pre- 

 mium, N Delano, Mottville, diploma. 



PLOWING MATCH. 



1. David Cossett, Onondaga, $15 ; 2, E Davis, Water- 

 town, 12 ; 3, Walden Eddy, Union Village, 10 ; 4, N. 

 Sanderlin, Colman's Tour ; 5, Homer Scott, Cambria, 

 Transactions. 



FARM IMPLEMENTS— No. I. 



Best Farm Wagon, R. Dickinson, Fredonia, Dip and $10 ; 

 2, Levi Newton Attica, Colman's Tour. 



Best Harrow, H L Emery. Albany, Dip and 3. 



Best Corn Cultivator, E J Burrall, Geneva, Dip and 3 ; 

 2. Wm .\dams, Middleport, Trans. 



Best Fanning Mill, Rapalje & Briggs, Rochester, Dip &5 ; 

 2, H L Emery, Albany, Trans, 



Best Horse Power, Joseph Hall, Rochester, Dip and 5 ; 

 2, H L Emery, Albany, Trans. 



Best Cornstalk Cutter, G Catchpole, Geneva, Dip and 5 

 2, C Burne:t, Lyons, Trans. 



Best Threshing Machine, Joseph Hall, Rochester, Dip 

 and 10 ; 2, H L Emery, Albany, Trans. 



Best Straw Cutter. Rapalje & Briggs, Roch'r, Dip and 3- 



Best Corn and Cob Grinder and Crusher, J G Casej 

 Utica, Dip and 5 ; 2. H L Emery, Albany, Col Tour. 



Best Mowing Machine, Wm. F Ketchum, Buffalo. This 

 machine having received a diploma at the Fair in 1847, is 

 awarded a certificate. 



Hussey's Reaping Machine is also awarded a certificate. 



Best Grain Drill, A Palmer, Brockport, Dip. 



Pennock's Seed Drill, Rapalje & Briggs, Certificate. 



Best Corn Shelter and Cleaner, A H Stevens, Geneva, 

 Dip ; 2, E J Burrall, Geneva, Dip. 



Best Wheat Cultivator, (Ide's,) LA Morse, Medina; 2, 

 (Hinkston's) D Hinkston, Clarkson. 



Best cultivator and drill combined, J W Sherman & Co, 

 Ontario, Wayne co. 



Best broadcast sower, do do 



Best double gauge clevis, J Van Brocklin, JMiddleport ; 

 2, Garret Erkson's, Hobart, Delaware co. 



Best eave trough, Ira Ewing, Hume, Certificate. 



Best buggy with top, P M Crandall, Canandaigua ; 2, 

 Mr Williams, Buffalo. 



Best farm buggy, Levi Newton, Attica. 



Best cultivator for general use, E R Dix, Vernon. 



Best grist mill, E T Butler, Norfolk, Conn. 



Best refrigerator, Rapalje & Briggs, Rochester. 



Judd's improved patent centrifugal windmill, recomended. 



Fitzgerald's portable grift mill, manufactured by Charles 

 Ross, 38 Broadway, N. Y. 



Improvement on bedstead fastenings, J D Sandford,' 

 Bennington. 



Farm Implements — No. II. 



Best horse rake, J Swift, Clarkson, Dip and 3, 



Best ox yoke, Rapalje & Briggs, Rochester, Dip and 2. 



Best fancy single harness, J MDeveaux, Syracuse, (a su- 

 perior article,) Silver Medal. 



Best single harness, W C Lock wood, Buii'alo, Dip. 

 do bridle and martingale, A Culver, New Fane, Dip. 

 do doz axes, Pratt & Co, Buffalo, Dip and 2. 

 do seven do, L & J J White, do. Dip. 

 do churn, Peter Fraer, Lewiston, Dip and 2. 

 do cheese press, W G Brainard, Rome, Dip and 2. 



Anti-friction press, (Dix's) Joseph B Holmes, Meadville, 

 Pa., Diploma. 



Best grain cradle, H L Emery, Albany, Dip and 2 ; 2, 

 L D Hathaway, North Boston, Dip. 



Best hay forks, (Patridge's,) H L Emery, Albany, 

 do g dozen manure forks, do, do, certificate, 

 do i dozen grass scythes Pratt & Co, Buffalo, Dip and 2. 



For the best and most numerous collection of agricultu- 

 ral implements, H L Emery, Albany, Dip. and $20. 



For the same, made in the State of New York, (superior 

 articles,) Rapalje & briggs, Rochester, Dip and 20. 

 BUTTER. 



Best lot of 25 lbs., made from 5 cows, in 30 successive 

 days. 1, E, R. Evans, Marcy, Oneida Co., $25 ; 2 John 

 Holbert, Chemung, $15 ; 3. A Woodruff, Sheldon, Wyo 

 ming Co., $10. 



Best 25 lbs made in June. 1. Wm. Robinson West 

 raoreland, Oneida Co., $10; 2. N, Van Ness, Mayville, 

 Chau. Co., Colman's Tour ; 3, John Holbert, Trans. 



Best 50 lbs. made at any time. 1. John Holbert, Che^ 

 mung, $15 ; 2. A. Woodruff, $10; 3. N. Van Ness, 5 ; 4, 

 John Sill, Alden, Col. Tour; 5. F. Williams, Gerry, Chau, 

 Co., Trans. 



i?est lot 10 lbs. made at any time, by girls under 21 

 years of age. 1. Miss Lydia A. Van Ness, Mayville, Silver 

 Milk Cup, (value $10,) ; 2. Maria Van Ness, Mayville, 

 pair butter knives, (value 8) ; 3. Martha Holbert, Che- 

 mung, tea-spoons, (5.) 



CHEESE. 



Best 100 lbs. 1 year old and over. 1. D. Newton, Ham- 

 burgh, $20 ; 2. E, H. Colvin, Hamburgh, 10 ; 3. Wra. 

 Otley, Oaks Corners, 5 ; 4. Clark Avery, Perryville, Col. 

 Tour. 



Best 100 lbs. less than 1 year. 1. Silas Wheelock, Ham- 

 burgh, $15 ; 2. E. & H. Coivin, 10 ; 3. Talcott Francis 

 Colden, 5 ; 4. Daniel Newell, Wales, Col. Tour ; 5. Arnold 

 (fcLittlefield, Clymer, Trans. 



H. Parsons, Esq,, of Guelph, C. W. was awarded di- 

 ploma and silver medal for samples of his celebrated Stilton 

 cheese. 



SUGAR. 



Best 25 lbs. 1. Benj. Gauss, East Bloomfield, 10 ; 2. 

 Fred, Williams, Gerry, 5 ; 3. Edward Cheney, Pavillion, 

 Col. Tour ; 4. B. Radford, Hanover, Trans. 

 HONEY. 



Best 30 lbs, 1, J, Hoag, Black Rock, $5 ; 2, M. McDon- 

 ald, Aurora, 3 ; 3. E. & H. Colvin, Trans. Discretionary- 

 premium, L. F. Allen, Diploma. 



HORTICULTTRAL— FLOWERS. 

 Professional List. 

 The greatest variety and quantity of flowers. Ellwangw, 

 Barry & Rowe, Rochester. $5. 

 Dahlias. Greatest variety, Benj. Hodge, Buffalo, 5. 

 Best 24 dissimilar blooms, EUwanger, Barry & Rowe, Roch. 3. 

 Roses. Greatest variety, Benj. Hodge, Buffalo. 

 Best 24 dissimilar blooms, Wm. Webb, Florist, Buffalo 3. 



