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John S. Wliitlock, Middletown Point, N. J., for a sample of 

 very fine black monthly raspberries. Diploma. 



Isaac Reckow, 142 Liberty-st., for ajar of fine brandy peaches. 

 Diploma. 



J. J. Walters, New Haven, Coun'.j for a superior plant syringe 

 of American manufacture. Dixjlom*. 



John Banker, Sand Hill, N. J., for a basket of extra fine 

 barberries. Trans. Am. Ins. 



Mrs. C. E. Benson, Brooklyn, for a beautiful specimen of galva- 

 nized fruit. Diploma. 



W. Simmons, East New- York, L. I., for extra large gooseberries 

 in spirits. Diploma. 



James McGuinuiss, Staten Island , for the best preserved goose- 

 berries. Diploma. 



A. W. Daby, 61 Elizabeth-street, for a fine display of mustard 

 from American seed. Diploma. 



Miss Eleanor Badmond, Jamesburgh, N. J., for the best brandy 

 peaches. Trans. Am. Ins. 



Wm. Barnes, Rutland, Vt., for the best maple sugar. Farmers' 

 Dictionary. 



^, Eli R. Dix, Vernon, Oneida Co., N, Y., for a sample of superior 

 maple sugar. Trans. Am. Ins. 



Arza Gilmore, Wayne, Me., for the best honey in the comb. 

 Miner's Bee Manual. 



George D. Lathrop, Hallowell, Me., for a sample of fine honey. 

 Trans. Am. Ins. 



Hugh Wardle, S. I., for extra fine sauces. Diploma. 



Arza Gilmore, \\ ayne. Me., for the best apiary or bee hive. 

 Silver Medal. 



AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 



North & Denio, Fly Creek, Otsego Co., N. Y., Townsend, Clark 

 & Co., agents, 60 Broad-street, for the best manure and hay forks. 

 Silver medal. 



J. R. Schoonmaker, Middletown, Orange Co., J. 0. Batten, 

 agent, N. Y., for the second best manure and hay forks. Diploma. 



Stephen Keys & Co., Norfolk, Conn., H. P. Pettibone, agent, 

 19 Platt-st., for planter's hoes. Silver medal. 



Chapman Warner, Louisville, Ky ., for the best churn. Diploma. 



