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Ruggies, Nourse & Masoiij Boston, Mass., A. E. Allen & Co., 

 agents, 189 Water-st., for the second best churn. Diploma. 



Ruggles, Nourse & Mason, Boston, Mass., A. B. Allen & Co., 

 agents, 189 Water-st., for the best vegetable cutter. Diploma. 



J. P. Groshen, Yonkers, N. Y., for a corn planter. Diploma. 



C. H. McCormick, Chicago, 111., for a Virginia grain reaper ; (a 

 gold medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



I. T. Grant k Co., Junction, N. Y., for a patent fanning mill. 

 Silver medal. 



B. D, Sanders, Hollidays Cove, Va., for a grain cleaning ma- 

 chine. Silver medal. 



Wm. Hovey, Worcester, Mass., for a hay and straw cutter. 

 Diploma. 



Ruggles, Nourse & Mason, Boston, Mass., A. B. Allen, a^ent, 

 189 Water-st., N. Y., for a hay and straw cutter. Diploma. 



Reuben Daniels, Woodstock, Vt., for self-sharpening straw 

 cutter. Diploma. 



Josejjh Sweet, Lycoming Co., Pa., for a road or excavating 

 scraper. Diploma. 



Winsted Manufacturing company, Winchester, Conn., Boyd & 

 Ripley, agents, 18 Piatt st., for cradles and scythes. Diploma. 



Draper, Brown & Chapsey, Troy, N. Y., Logan & Vail, agents, 

 13 Cliff St., for a scythe and sneath. Diploma. 



H. L. Emery & Co., Albany, for the best seed sower. Diploma. 



Special Premiums. 



John Mayher & Co., 197 Water street, for the largest collection 

 of agricultural implements, embracing about 300 different varie- 

 ties. Gold medal. 



A. B. Allen & Co., 189 Water street, for a large and choice 

 collection of agricultural implements, embracing almost every 

 thing new and useful. Gold medal. 



TESTING or PLOUGHS. 



John Moore, 191 Front street, for the best plough, combining 

 the greatest number of requisites to plough a furrow 16 inches 

 wide, 8 inches deep. Silver cup, $8. 



Benjamin Meyer, Newark, N. J., for the second best do. Silver 

 medal. 



