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STATEMENT OF WM. A. EUSSELL. 



The grade Durham cow I enter for premium has given, by 

 actual measure, 5028 quarts of milk between December 1st, 

 1865 and December 1st, 1866. She brought in June 19th, 

 1867, a pair of twin calves, affording sufficient milk for both, 

 and from thr je to four quarts beside, for about two months. 

 Both calves are on the cow now, and I think she must now 

 give 24 or 25 quarts daily. She has nothing but pasture feed. 

 The year above mentioned she received extra feed through 

 the winter — none after she was turned out to grass in May. 



Lawrence, Sept. 24, 1867. 



HERD OF MILCH COWS. 



We report there were none that properly came before your 

 committee. There were 18 cows presented by Wm. B. Carle- 

 ton of Haverhill, for exhibition only ; and as a compensation 

 for the interest he has manifested in our Exhibition, by pre- 

 senting animals, which, when taken collectively, are by your 

 committee considered of superior quality, we recommend a 

 gratuity of $15, the highest premium offered by the Society 

 on Herd of Milch Cows. 



E. G. Berry, for the Committee. 



HEIFERS. 



The Committee on Heifers having attended to their duty, 

 submit the following report : 



The number of entries was not large, consisting of 3 three 

 years old, 2 two years old, and 7 yearlings. 



