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diploma. E J & M Jerome, Hempstead Branch, L I, for the se- 

 cond best fanning mill, diploma. J Arkson, Jersey City, N J, for 

 the best guage clevis for plows, diploma. Jewell, Hall k Coy 

 Rochester, N Y, for the best grain separator for milling, silver 

 medal. J X & D Ellmore, Elmira, N Y, for the second best grain 

 separator, diploma. John D Taplin, Dutchess co, N Y, for a supe- 

 rior grain thresher and cleaner, silver medal. J G Gilbert^ 

 for a superior grain thresher and cleaner, silver medal. 

 E J & M Jerome, Hempstead Branch, L I, for the second 

 best thresher and cleaner, diploma. J "\Y Jenkinson, Hudson, N 

 Y, for a good cheap iron post for fences, diploma. Ralph k COy 

 23 Fulton street, for excellent wrought iron wheelbarrows, diplo- 

 ma. Longett & GriflBng, 25 Cliff street, for superior wrought iron 

 wheelbarrows, diploma, D S Hall, Lowell, Mass, for the best 

 corn and cob crusher, diploma. J G Gilbert, 216 Pear street, for 

 the best hay, straw, and corn stalk cutter and crusher, silver me- 

 dal. H W Bsrtholf, for the second best hay and straw cutter, 

 diploma. T G Moore, 123 Henry street, for a good carriage jack, 

 diploma. A S Babcock, Albany, X Y, for the best draining tile, 

 silver medal. A &: T Crane, Newark, N J, for the best gate, silver 

 medal. M P Coons, Troy, N Y, for a good sample of ornamental 

 fence, silver medal. John G Perry, Kingston, R I, for the best 

 meat cutter, diploma. Ralph k Co, 23 Fulttm street, for the best 

 •wood and metal meat cutter, diploma. Longett k Griifing, 25 Cliff 

 street, for the best sub-soil plow, silver medal. J D Willonghby, 

 Carlisle, Pa, for the second best grain drill, diploma. A B Allen 

 & Co, 1S9 Water street, for the best display of agricultural and 

 horticultural implements, gold medal. Ralph k Co, 23 Fulton st, 

 for a good display of agricultural implements, silver medal. W F 

 Ketchum, Buffalo, N Y, for a mowing machine, gold medal. No. 

 546 Schnebly's reaping machine, No. 1,456 Rapeljes k Co*s reap- 

 ing machine. No. 1595 Burral's grain reaper, No. 1,841 Forbush's 

 reaping machine. No. 1,941 Manny's combined mowing machine, 



No. , McCormick's mowing and reaping machine, and N. 51, 



Chaffe's model reaping machine. 



These machines all show a high order of merit, and several of 

 them have done good service in both kinds of work ; one of them 

 is entirely new, and two of them have not been in a condition for 



