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R. F. Hibbai'd, 102 Fulton street, for the best -wild cherry bit- 

 ters. Dii)loma. 



MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL DEPARTINIENT. 



Jigricultural and Horticultural Implements. 



Judges — Johu Harold, Peter Bergen, Lewis Wilson, Jos. E. 

 Bridges. 



Treadwell & Jones, 251 Pearl street, New-York, for the liest and 

 greatest variety of farm implements. I^arge silver medal. 



Henry F. Dibblee, 100 Murray street, New-York, for a 

 variety of flirm implements. Silver medal. 



Emery Brothers, Albany, N. Y., Treadwell & Jones, agents, 25 1 

 Pearl street. New- York, for the best single horse-power. Dij?. 



Emery Brothers, Albany, N. Y., Treadwell & Jones, agents, 251 

 Pearl street, New-York, for the best thresliing machine. Dip. 



F. N. Smith, Kinderhook, N. Y., for the best horse-power corn 

 shelter. Bronze medal. 



W. K. Marvin, 40 Murray street. New- York, for the best gang 

 plow. Bronze medal. 



A. Jenning, 169 Tenth avenue, New-York, for the best horse- 

 power hay and straw cutter. Bronze medal. 



Sayre & Remington, Utica, N. Y., for the best cultivators. 

 Bronze medal. 



W. A. Wood, Hoosic Falls, N. Y., Jacob Ellison, agent, 298 

 Pearl street, New-York, for the best combined reaper and mower. 

 Silver medal. 



R. L. Allen, 189 Water street, New^-York, fur the best mower 

 with hoisting gear. Silver medal. 



F. Nishwitz, East Brooklyn, L. I., for a newly invented mowing 

 machine and horse power. Silver medal. 



Farmers' Manufacturing Company, Greenpoint, I^. I,, for the 

 best tree felling machine, operated by hand. Diploma. 



Miles Chambers, 116 Charlton street. New- York, for the best 

 self-acting cheese press. Diploma. 



Isaac K. Bennett, Narrows, Pike county. Pa., M. K. Kellam, 

 agent, 74 Cortlandt street, fur the best ox yoke. Silver medal. 



Henry Killin, 397 East Tenth street, for the best churn. Dip. 



