«Li, ou Isaac Sink, Greenbush, Reng. CO., Trans. Ist best mare, 

 ?8^'cfG^at,Jt.nction,Ron3.'co.,10; 2d,S A G Ibert Ham,l- 

 ton, Madison co . Youatt ; 3d, Daniel J Day, OranT.Ue, Wash, co., 



ton, Madison co 

 Trana. 



ONR YEAR OLD COLT. 



lEtbest staUion, Wni. Stuyer, Kinderhook, 6 i 2d, Isaac Hoag, 

 Easton, Wash. CO., Youatt ; 3d, Abraham OliTcr, New Scotland, 

 Trans. 



MATCHED HORSES FOR CARRIAGES. 



Ist best pair matched horses, J B Plumb, Albany, dip. and 15 ; 

 2d, Wm. C Durant. Albany, 10 ; 3d, Theodore S Faxton.Uiica, 8 ; 

 4th, John B Borst. Montgomery, 6. 



MATCHED HORSES FOR DRAUGHT. 



Best pair of matched horses, John Butterfleld, Utica, 10 ; 2d, 



Jagger, Treadwell k P»rry, Albany, 8 ; 3d, Mr. Truax, Albany, 6. 



GELDINGS. 



Best Gelding, Lewis S Smith. Mechanicsville, Soc. dip. andlO ; 

 2d. Thoo. S Faxton. Utica. 8 ; 3d Nathan Morgan, Victor, Mad. 

 CO., 6 ; 4th. SiUs W Toby. Hudson, 4. 



FOREIGN HORSES. 



Best Blood Stallion, over 4 years -Thomas Leach, Canada West, 

 Reindeer, dip. and 20. Best StaUion of all work— Wm. Walker, 

 Vt , Morgan, 14 years old. dip. and 20 : 2d, Amos Bigelow, Bridg- 

 port, Vt.riO, Best draught staUion-Elisha Norton, Chelsea, Vt, 

 dip and 20 ■ 2d, David Lawrant, Canada, 10. Best broodmare— 

 Wm. L Cowles. Farmington, Ct., dip and 20. Best pair matched 

 horses-Andrew Holmes, Addison, Vt., 10 ; 2d, B B Foss, Kelsey, 

 Vt , pair of Morgan matched horses. 10. 8 D Harlan, of Hart- 

 land, Vt.. having received the premium last year on his horso 

 "Gray Hawk," receives the Society's certificate at this exhiDi- 



'""discrctionary premium of a silver medal is also recommended 

 to Messrs. Reynolds & Ness, of New York, for a pair ot 2 year old 

 mules. 



SHEEP, LONG WOOLED. 

 1st best Bucks over 2 years— Winants Vounghans, Uensselaer 

 CO., 10 ; 2d. John A Rathbun, of Otsego co.. 8 ; 3d, John C Collins, 

 Columbia CO.. 5. Best buck, 2 years or under-B J ^^y'- M""'; 

 gomery co., 10 ; 2d, Richard Gibson. Oaeida co., 8 ; 3d. B J Hays, 

 Mont. CO., S. Best pen 5 ewes over 2 years-John A Ratbbun. Ot- 

 sego CO 10 ■ 2d, rtinants Younghans, Rons, co , 8 ; 3d, Wm 

 Rjthbun, Springfield, Olsego co., 5. Best pen 5 ewes 2 years or 

 nnder-John A Rathbun, Olsego co , 10 ; 2d, J C Rathbun Otse- 

 eo CO., 8 ; 3d, E Scace, Watervliet, Albany Co., 6 Best pen 5 Buck 

 lambs-Winants Vounghans. Reus. co. 8; 2d VVm Rathbun. 

 Otsego CO 3 and Morrell's Shepherd. Best pen 6 Ewe lambs— Wi- 

 nants Younghans, Reus. CO.. 8 ; 2d, John A Rathbone. Otsego CO., 

 3 and MorreU's Shepherd. 



MIDDLE WOOLED SHEEP. 

 Bucks over 2 vears old-Best. J M Sherwood, Auburn, 10 ; 2d 

 and 3d to be divided between F M Rotch. of Butternuts, and J 

 McD Mclntyro, of .Mbany, 13. Bucks under 2 year3--Best, Z B 

 Wakeman, Herkimer, 10. Fen ot 5 Buck lambs-Best, Z B W.ake- 

 man, 8 ; 2d, J McD Mclntyre, MorreU's Shepherd's book and o 

 Ewes over 2 years-lst, J M Sherwood, 10 ; 2d, tM Rotch, 8 ; M, 

 Z B Wakeman, 5. Ewes under 2 years-Best, Z B Wakeman ; 

 2d do , do., J McD Mclntyre. Ewe lambs— Best, 2. u Waiseman, 

 J McD iMcIntyre, MorreU's Shepherd's book andS. All the ^heep 

 of this class, to which premiums were awarded, are full blood 

 South Downs. 



MERINOS. 

 Best Buck over 2 years— .VI N Dart, Harpersfleld, 10 ; 2d, Owen 

 Lathrop, Darien, 8 ; 3d, Joseph Haswell, Hoosick, 5. Best Buck 

 2 years or under-L H Yates, Darien, 10 ; 2J, Lewis G Collins. 

 Dutchess CO , 8 ; 3d, J M Sherwood, Auburn, 5. Best pen o ewes 

 over 2 years -R E Keese, Ausable, Clinton co., 10 ; 2d, L H Yates, 

 Darien, 8 ; 3d, Francis M Rotch, Otsego CO., 5. Best pen 5 ewes, 

 2year9orunder-LewisG CoUins, Dutchess CO., 10; 2d, Robert 

 E Keese Clinton co , S ; 3d. L M Dart, Harpersfleld, 5. Be^t pen 

 5 Buck lambs-L G CoUins, Datchessco..8 ; 2d. R E Keese, Clinton 

 CO 3 and MorreU's Shelierd. Best pen 5 Ewe lambs— R E Keese, 

 Clinton CO.. S ; 2d, L G CoUius, Dutchess CO , 3 and MorreU's Shep- 

 herd. 



SAXONS. 

 Best Buck over 2 ycars-S H Church, Oneida co., 10 ; 2d, Ran- 

 som & Baker, Iloosick. 8 ; 3d. Joseph Haswell, Hoosick, 5. Best 

 Buck 2 years or under— S H Church. Vernon, Oaeida CO., 10 ; 2d, 

 Ransom & Baker. Hoosick, 8. Best pen 6 ewes over '2 years-S H 

 Church Vernon Oneida CO.. 10 ; 2J, Joseph Haswell, Hoosick,8. 

 Best pen ewes 2 years or under-S H Church, Oneida CO., 10 ; 2d. 

 Ransom St Baker.Hoosick. 8,; 3d. Frederick Phelps. Schodack, 5. 

 Best pen i Buck lambs-Ransom & Baker. Hoosick. 8 ; 2d, Joseph 

 Haswell, Hoosick. 3 and MorreU's Sheperd. Best pen 5 Ewe lambs 

 -Joseph Haswell. Hooieok, 8 ; 2d. Ransom Sc Baker, Hoosick. 3 and 

 MorreU's Shepherd B est sample of Wool, not less than ten fleeces, 

 (as in Merino Class)— J P Beekman, Columbia co., SU. Med. 



Best Shepherd Dog— John CampbeU. Middlebury, Vt , 5 ; 2d, 

 Robert Middlemost, West Meredith, Delaware CO., MorreU's Shep. 

 NATIVE AND GRADES. 

 ; Best Buck over 2 years old— Daniel Curtiss, Canaan. Col. CO.. 



8 Beit liuck under 2 yesra— Ist. Daniel S Curtis, Canaan, Col. 

 CO 10 ■ 2d R C Derrick. New Brunswick, 8. Best pen 5 Ewes, 

 over 2 years-lst, Daniel S Curtis. Canaan, Col. Co., 10 ; 2d, E R 



Daniel S Curtis, Canaan, Col CO., 8. Best pen 5 Buck lambs 2d, 

 Daniel S Curtis, 3 and MorreU's Shepherd. Best pen of 6 K.we 

 lambs— 1st, Richard Oypsou, Westmoreland, 8 ; 2d. Dai iel S i ur- 

 tis, 3 and Morrell's Shcpperd. 



FOREIGN SHEEP — LONG AND MIDDLE WOOLED. 



Long Wooled— Best Buck. Markliam. C. \V.. 10. Best pen of .i 

 Ewes, same, 10. Middle Woolod-Best Buck, same. 10. (lest pen 

 of 5 Ewes, same, 10. Best pen of 5 Buck lambs, same, 5 

 MERINO AND SAXO.NS. 



Merino— Best Buck, John CampbcU, Middlebury. Vt., 10. S.n 

 pen of 5 Ewes, Jesse Hinds. Rutland, Vt , 10. B_est pen 

 lambs, Go( 

 lambs, san 



Saxons- 

 Ewes, same, 10. Best pen .1 Buck lambs, George Campbell, \\'e8t- 



mpbell. Westrainster, Vt., 5. Best pen, 5 f'A 

 B Smith, Walworth Ct., 



Best Boar, 1 year old— Winant Vounghans, Reus, co , 10 ; 2d, 

 James P Noxon, White Creek, V.'a.sh. co., ^. Best Boar under 1 

 year -Wm. Webb, Darien, 8 ; 2d, Wm. Comstock, Lawrence, Ot- 

 sego CO., 3. Jacob Taylor, Reus, co., a boar 4 years old, highly 

 recommended Best breeding sow over 2 years — Wm. Comstock, 

 Otsego, 10 ; 2d, Wm. Hurst, Albany, 5. 2d best breeding sow, 1 yr. 

 old, Lawrence Salisbury. Lansingburgh, 0. Best sow under 1 year, 

 Wm liurst, Albany, S. Best lot of pigs, not less than 5 and under 

 lOmooths. n C Derrick, New Brunswick, 10. Samuil .'il,^rgan, 

 Watervliet, pair Suffolk pigs, very fine, :;. 

 PLOWS. 



Best sod plow for stiff soil, not less than 7 inches— Prouiy and 

 Mears, No. 30, Boston, dip. and 16 ; 2.1, Miner k Horton, Peekskill 

 plow No. 21, 10. Best sod plow, for light soil, furrows fl by li: iii- 

 ches-Prouty & Mears, Boston, No. 2.), dip. and 15 ; 2d, W I.' 

 Chase, Amsterdam, Amsterdam Plow. No. 7. 10 Best plow for 

 fallows or old land— Proaty & Mears, Boston, No. i 1-2, dip. and 

 10; 21, Miner & Horton, rcekskiU Plow, No 21, S. Best sub.> 



(Ida CO., 8. Best pen 5 Ewes under 2 years— 2d, 



plow, I'routv & Mears, Boston, dip. and S. Bi^^t si le hiU plow, 

 Bosworth, liich i Co , Troy, dip. and S. 



FARM implemi;nt.s, .So. I. 

 Best f.irm wagon, Chris. Snyder, W. Saud Lake, Iteas. co , o ; 

 best harrow, J Si R Downer,,Castleton, Rens., :< ; best com. oulli. , 

 vator. Emery & Co., Albany, 3 ; best ftnuin;; mill, i *J tiratt. 

 Junction Port, Ohio, 5 ; best corn stalk cutter, Reuben DanicLs. 

 Woodstock, Vt , 5 ; best straw cutter, Wm 11,-nrv, lVoiv:-sler, 

 Mass., 3 : best corn and cob crusher, by liors.- power, limrry & Co . 

 Albany, 5 ; best horse rake, R 11 Chase, y. l.iv enu.'-re, .Me.. 2 ; best 

 ox yoke, Emery & Co, Albany, 2; b":-t roller for g,.ner;.l u."', 

 same, 5. 



Discretimiai y .—S Hosack .Mix, large plank road car with 'os- 

 ciUating roller axle." sil med. One or iwo seat carrifvge. Long St 

 Silsbee, Albany. large sU. med. Onehorse fileigfa. Muller St Skin- 

 ner. Fort .Ann. Wash. co.,smaUail. med Batoucb and open bug- 

 gy, Lown 6c Bunker, Troy. sU. med- Lawrence co.acb, covered 

 sleigh, two seated sleigh and a one horse sleigh, square, sil med 

 and dip. Omnibus, Eaton. Gilbert St Co , Troy, small sil med — 

 Miscellaneous articles, fur general garden purposes, K.iiiery Sc Co . 

 Albany, large sU med. 



FARM IMPLEMENT.S, NO. II. 

 Best carriage harnes.i, Lymau J Loyd, Albany, 3 ; be.n ehun, 

 Emery St Co , Albany, 2 ; best chm'se press. Hezokiab* Rog- 

 ers, Clifton Park, Saratoga co..2; best grain cradle, Nichols Sc 

 Bole.s, Van Buren Centre, Onondaga, 2 ,■ for a lady's saddle, lyj 

 Loyd. dis. prem.; patent Shefto saddle, 'li B Sla.son, Albany, do ; 

 best six band rakes, David Ray, Ch ttham, Col co., 2 ; best gar 

 den rakes, S C Blair, Farmington, Ct , dip ; best h-.ty fork. D J 

 Millard, Paris, Oneida co. . 2 ; best straw forks, same, 2 ; best grass 

 scythes, same, 2 ; best mar^ure fork:;, same, 2 ; best hay rigi^ing 

 Wm. P Coonradts, Brunswick, Rens. co,. 2, 



Discretionary. — Grass scyths. and snath.s. Draper. Brown St 

 Chadsey. Troy. 2 ; butter ladles and prints St Paul S.-eley .Mor- 

 ris, Otsego, 2 ; shovels and spades, Ernery St Co , Albany, "- ; lar- 

 gest assortment of useful farm implementr saiu.* dip,; potato 

 diggers, Henry Patridgo 8c Son, Medtiold. .Masi.. 'J ; h-*,-^, s ." 

 Reynolds, UnadUla Forks. 2. 



FARM IMPLE.MENT.J, NO. III. 

 Best horse power, on endless chain piiuciple. i'.mei-y St t o . din, 

 and 3; best thresher Eddy 8c Co.. dip and S ; best seed plaut,-r. 

 for hand or horse power. J PGroshen dip and 3 ; bestgr.iin diill- 

 P Seymour, dip.; best portable .saw raill Kmery .<c to . dip ; best 

 corn sheller. horse power, same dip : best do,, hand, same dip ; 

 best vegetable cutter, V H St .\ Hallock, dip ; best and mo"t nu- 

 merous collection of agricultural implements, i-^m^ry Sc Co.. dip 

 and -20 ; best do,, made in New York. same. dip. and 20. 

 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS, NO. IV. 

 Steam engine for agricultural purposes on the farm. Hoard S. 

 Bradford. Watertown, Jefferson C),. silver medal, on couditioii 

 that the proprietor furnishes a description of m.ichino. accompa- 

 nied by a model to be deposited in the 

 cut-off valves for steam engine. S P VVi 

 ent rotary sewing machine. Lerowe ic niojgrt :N"»' \ nil; .sil 

 med; buck moulding machine B.iker St I Jili > t ! i "• '■" ; d ii 

 ry steamer. Harry Bushnell.Ulica, dip ; I." i ' -irnw 



cutters, E k T Burrell, Seneca sil. iin I ; I i - "i 



knives for straw cutters Wm Hoag, .Via;.,. il ! ■, > ■ ivinj'^ 



laUway wa-shing machines. Van Zuyle St Coon. I.'uisim;birgli 

 dip.; spring tooth harrow, attached to broitd cast s iwer. S S Sa-,- 



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