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The committee award the first premium, of ten dollars^ 

 to Enoch Silsby, of Bradford, for his full-blooded Dur- 

 ham short-horn, two years and five months old, from 

 imported stock, as appeared by statement. 



They award tiie second premium, of eight dollars, to 

 Thomas E. Payson, of Rowley, for his full-blooded Dur- 

 ham, two years and five months. 



They award the third premium, of six dollars, to Wil- 

 liam P. Endicott, of Salem, for a full-blooded Durham, 

 short-horn, four years. 



They award the fourth premium, of four dollars, to 

 Benjamin Boynton, jr., of Andover, for a half-blooded 

 Durham, two years and two months. 



There were several other bulls of promise, particular- 

 ly, the bull Napoleon, belonging to George Hood, of 

 Lynn. 



There were also several bull calves; one from the In- 

 dian Hill farm, belonging to Benjamin Poor, which the 

 committee consider a superior animal, and for which 

 they recommend a gratuity of three dollars. 



They farther recommend a gratuity of two dollars, to 

 Charles B. Lander, of Danvers, for a three-quarters 

 Durham bull calf. 



They also recommend a gratuity of two dollars to 

 Daniel P. King, of Danvers, for a three quarters Dur- 

 ham bull calf. 



All which is respectfully submitted, 

 For the Committee, 



JOSEPH KITTREDGE. 



Andover, Sept. 28, 1842. 



ON COWS AND HEIFERS. 



The committee on Cows and Heifers, having attended 

 to their duty, make Report as follows: 



The number entered for premiums and exhibition was 

 larger than at some former years, although not equal to 

 what might have been expected from that part of the 

 county in which the exhibition was had, A number of 



