MOOBE’S BUBAL NEW-YORKER: AN AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY JOUBNAL. 
Mr. Jessup, of Lyons, vol. Trans, for an im¬ 
proved hay and stalk cutter. 
Z W Smith <fc Co., Honeoye Falls, vol. Trans, 
for an improved horse rake. 
Commended. 
AVatrous & Osborne, Auburn, for Hovey’s pa¬ 
tent spiral knife straw cutter. 
Eddy & Co., Union Yil., for 5 plows and 1 side- 
hill plow. 
3d do, Almon Benjamin, Centreville, Al¬ 
legany, 5 
4th do, E & H Colvin,Hamburg, Erie, Trans 
Ho. 41.— Sugar. 
Best 25 lbs sugar, Bern Gaus, jr, E Bloom¬ 
field, Ont, 
2d do, John A Sherman, Rutland, Jeff, 5 
3d do, 0 S Wiley, Ogden, 3 
4th do, J C Howes, Sweden, Trans 
Brown & Morris Mt Morris, for 6 iron beam Luman g hepherd , Avery Blodget and Thay 
OWS and 1 gang plow. „„ fivs samnlc 
Best pr woolen knit stockings, Miss Harriett g p 
2d do Misl 0 Mcknight, Syracuse, 1 8 crochet bags and 1 do tidy, Mrs G J Wh.t- 
Bestpr woolen wove stockings,Mrss Harriett ney, Rochest Roches- 
Holt, Leyden, * . ' . w ’ ■. 
Best pair woolen fringe mittens. Mm Wm g ten Downing ^ hooll> Mi>s 
Orl “in 3 ’ Sr? H ria’rk Skeneateles 1 Sherlock, a mute, Rochester: Norton’s Essay. 
“ oiLm Premium. Shawl scarfs and rests embroidered with ool- 
Mrs B R Tories, for a prof rose blanket, and ors Mm A B mZ Ud!' 
plows and 1 gang plow. 
Wheeler’s stalk cutter, horse power. 
A A S D Freer, Cortlandville, for Michigan 
subsoil plow. 
er Gaus, East Bloomfield, five samples 
of maple molasses, Commended 
No. 42 .—Honey. 
R Van Brocklm, Middleport,for centre draught Best 2 q lbg> Edward & Platt, Brooklyn, 
Childs’ patent grain separator,diploma and vol. 
Trans. 
Wright’s improved gang plow with attach¬ 
ment. 
Starbuck & Co’s plows. 
Bamborough’s patent grain separator,diploma. 
Hiram Curtis, Albion, 1 centre draught plow. 
CLASS B. 
No. 36 .—-Farm Implements, No. 2. 
Best wagon harness, G S Jennings, Rochester,$2 
Best axes, D R Barton, Rochester, 2 
2d do, L & I J White, Buffalo, small sil. med. 
Best 6 grass scythes, D J Millard, Paris, 2 
Best 6 grain scythes, (Dunn’s,) J Rapalje & 
Co., Rochester, 2 
Hay knife, D J Millard, Paris, Vol. Trans. 
Bramble scythe, D J Millard, Paris, Diploma. 
Bush hook, L & I J White, Buffalo, Vol. Trans. 
Scythes attached to snaths. Draper & Clark, 
Berea, Ohio, Dip. 
Best grain cradle, Daniel Duesler, Arcadia, 2 
Grain cradle, by boy 12 years of age, Oliver 
Swift, East Bloomfield, Small sil. med. 
Best lever cheese press, McKinney di Tyler’s 
patent, F S Clinch, Rochester, Vol. Trans. 
Best thermometer churn, N B Clark, Rome, 2 
Best hay fork, D J Millard, Paris, 2 
Best straw forks, N Brand & Co., Leonards- 
ville, 2 
Best manure fork, D R Barton, Rochester, 2 
Best hand rake, C F Crosman, # do, 3 
Best hay rake, J Rapalje & Co., do, 2 
Best doz twine brooms, C F Crosman. do, 2 
Best double carriage harness, J R Slosson, 
Albany, 2 
Best single harness, L J Lloyd, Albany, Dip. 
Best washing machine, Joseph Hall, Unadilla, 
Vol. Trans. 
Best hoes, R & E Clarke & Co., Unadilla 
Forks, Dip. 
Axe helves and scythe snath, Daniel Dues¬ 
ler, Arcadia, Vol. Trans. 
Weight power chain, W G Simpson, Dip. 
No. 37 .—Farm Implements, No. 3. 
Best horse power for general purposes, on 
the sweep or lever principle, H E 
Smith, Fowlerville, 5 and Dip 
Best horse power on railroad or endless 
chain principle, Emery & Co., Alba- 
2d do, Caroline Tyce, Webster, 
3d do, E F Carter, Le Ray, Jeff, 
a case of various articles manufactured from raw 
materials: a large silver medal. 
Miss Elizabeth Giaves, Adams’ Basin, for a pr 
of stockings,wool carded by hand and yarn spun 
3 threaded: “Downing on Fruits.” 
Mrs Jane L Clark, Clarkson, for 2 pr of stock- 
Special Premiums. de lains, manul; 
R H Brown, Greece, Mon co, for hive of bees °f Transactions, 
is awarded 1 vol Trans. Mrs Ja ™f J 
Curtis Coe, Springport, Cayuga co, for 4 cups P er S P UT1 “7 
of honey, is awarded 1 vol Trans. living in thefat 
No. 43. Grain and Seeds. stockings! with 
Best sample winter wheat not less that 1 bbl, panying same: 
Anthony Kentz, Greece, blue stem James Bicku 
wheat, $5 coverlet: small 
A H McLean, Caladonia fine sample Troy wheat, Mrs Horace < 
but not sufficient quantity. men’s stocking 
Best sample spring wheat, 1 bbl., Truman Matti- men’s: "‘Downi 
ings: “Thomas on Fruits.” . -... 
Mrs James T Vannamee, for 15 yds mouslin ch f““J 1 VU.’ V j M Ge „_ Webster- <*3 
de lains, manufactured in the family, a Tolume ^“, r g L lLn: $2.® 
Mrajlmes TVannamec, fur 15 yds linen dia- 2,1 best pieced colored quilt, Miss L D Whit- 
Best embroidered handkerchief, Miss Lydia 
Powers, Rochester: small silver medal. 
Best worked collar, Mrs F W Northrop, Low- 
ville: small silver medal. 
2 embroidered handkerchiefs,Miss Vashti Acer, 
Pittsford: Transactions. 
3 elegant stitched shirts, Mrs S E Smith, Me- 
Mrs dames u v anuamee, ioi u pm uubh uw- , * y.- ,__ * 
w liite S counterpane, Miss J Marsh, Alexan- 
Mrs Pixley, Chili, for 1 pair ladies’ woolen ( * er * sma ^ sdver me • 
stockings, with skeins of yarn as sample accom- No. 51— Flowers , Professional and Amateur List. 
panying same: “Downing on Fi%it.” # professional list. 
James Bicku ell, Westmoreland, for 1 carpet Greatest variety and quantity of flowers, 
coverlet: small silver medal. Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, $5 
son, Penfield, Club wheat, 5 
2d do, C W Ells,Westmoreland, Siberian, 3 
Best sample of Rye, 1 bbl, Daniel P Biglow, 
Barre Centre, 5 
2d do, E Sherman, Crawford, Orange, 3 
Best sample barley, 1 bbl,0 Howland, Owas- 
, co, round variety, 5 
Best sample Indian corn, 1 bbl, C W Ells, 
Westmoreland, 3 
2d do, Jas B Cobb, Brighton, 3 
Best sample buckwheat, 1 bush, Henry Wier, 
Pittstown, Rensselaer, 3 
2d do, Wm Baker, Lima, 2 
2d best sample timothy seed, 1 bush, E Sher¬ 
man, Crawford, Orange, 2 
Sample of crops cultivated and raised on any 
one farm tastefully arranged and exhib¬ 
ited on a wagon or cart, Gen. Rawson 
Harmon, Wheatland, 10 
2d do, W P Otley, Phelps, 3 
L L French, Warren, Kerkimer, fine sam¬ 
ple peas, 4 varieties, Norton’s Essay 
0 Howland, Owasco, sample peas, V Trans 
Louis Chapin, Rochester, blue stem 
wheat, V Trans 
J Hasford, samples of grain, V Trans 
Airs Horace Clark, Skeneateles, for 5 pr wo¬ 
men’s stockings, 5 pr of children’s and 7 pr of 
men’s: "‘Downing on Fruit.” 
Mrs S H Church, Vernon, 1 pr woolen stock¬ 
ings, 1 pr ladies’ stockings and 1 pr linen stock¬ 
ings: “Thomas on Fruit.” 
Mrs C S Lawrence, Skeneateles, for 4 pair of 
gloves and 6 pair fringe mittens: “Downing on 
Fruit.” 
Airs Catharine McKnight, 1 prsilk stockings: 
small silver medal 
No. 48 .—Domestic Manufactures. 
Best 10 yds linen. Airs Chester Clark, Sken¬ 
eateles, $8 
2d do Mrs Henry Weir, Pittstown, 6 
3d do David Hamlin, Clay, 4 
Best 10 yds linen diaper. Miss Mary Tracy, 
New Lebanon, 6 
2d do Mrs Amos Clark, Skeneateles, 4 
3d do Airs Elijah Shepherd, do. 2 
Best 15 yds tow cloth, Mrs Henry Weir, 
Pittstown, 5 
2d do David J Lee, Darien, 2 
Best pr linen knit stockings, Airs E Bishop, 
Attica, 2 
2d do Mrs S Fuller, Westmorland, 1 
Special Premiums. 
Mrs B R Vorhees, for 1 overcoat made from 
Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, $5 
2d do C J Ryan, Rochester, 3 
Dahlias. 
Greatest variety, C J Ryan, Rochester, 5 
Best 24 dissimilar blooms, do do, 3 
2d do Ellwanger & Barry, do, 2 
Best single dahlia, do do, 2 
Roses. 
Greatest variety, Ellwanger & Barry, Rocb. 5 
Best 24 dissimilar blooms, Mr Webb, Buffalo, 3 
2d do Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, 2 
Phloxes. 
Best 10 varieties. Ellwanger & Barry, Roch. 3 
Best seedling, do do, 2 
For superb collection, S Moulson, do, dip. 
V erbenas. 
Greatest variety, Mr. Webb, Buffalo, Sil. Med. 
Best 12 varieties, Ellawnger A Barry, Roch. 2 
German Asters. 
Best collection, Air. Tyler, Sil. Med. 
2d do Mr. King, Rochester, 2 
AMATEUR LIST. 
Greatest variety and quantity of flowers, Dr. 
Newcomb, Pittstown, Silver Medal. 
2d do Mrs. Geo J Whitney, Rochester, 3 
Dahlias. 
Greatestest variety, Dr. Newcomb, Sil. Med. 
Phloxes. 
Best 6 varieties, Dr. Newcomb, 3 
Verbenas. 
j xiasioru, samples ui gi<uu, » ne w material: Diploma; 1 wrought collar and _ 4 t 
Haywood, Brighton, garden seeds, A lians beautiful: Dioloma: 6 meal ba<rs: Greatest variety, Mrs. G J Whitney, 
IX rraywoou, ^ngurnn, guuuea , — band, very beautiful: Diploma; 6 meal bags: 
J aS co gg ’ C llnUSe W Ctlu 10U1 v Trans Transactions; 1 cottage hat, collar and cuffs: vol. 
L Vitr'uoin. Paris, France, a fine collection i . , v ,, 
of wheat and barley in the ear, nicely Caleb Gardner, Macedon, 1 sample linen floss: 
arranged in glass cases for the museum ^^Hyde' & Co. Rochester, for 3 shirts and 3 
of the Society S Medal dressing gowns: Transactions. 
No. 44.— Vegetables. Miss Mary Ann Shelton, Rochester, 7 pieces 
12 best stalks of celery, David Reedman, Ironde- | cotton net work: Diploma. 
Caleb Gardner, Macedon, 1 sample linen floss: ^ 
Transactions. 
O A Hyde & Co. Rochester, for 3 shirts and 3 ^ es ^ C( 
dressiug gowns: Transactions. 
Miss Alary Ann Shelton, Rochester, 7 pieces ” est a 
Best seedling. Dr. Newcomb, 
Best 6 varieties, Mrs. G J Whitney, 
Best 3 do Mrs. John Williams, 
German Asters. 
Best collection, Dr. Newcomb, 
in Pansies. 
Sil. med. 
2 
3 
o 
Sil. med. 
Watermelons. 
Best specimen ot any variety, John Donel- 
lon, Greece, 3 
2d do W T Lawrence, Greece 2 
Best collection of watermelons, John Don- 
allon, Greece, 3 
Muskmelons. 
Best specimens of any variety, H N Lang¬ 
worthy, Rochester, 3 
2d do N Culver, Arcadia. 2 
Mo. 56.— Foreignfruits. 
For best exhibition of each variety of fruits 
named in the above list, by persons out 
of the State, Roswell L Colt, Patterson, 
New Jersey, Sm. S. med. trans. 
John Stenson, Hamilton, C. W., 3 doz peach¬ 
es, vol. trans. 
Commended. 
A E Pardee, Rochester, 2 oranges from a 
tree planted by Washington. 
W S Booth, Kalamazoo, Alichigan, apples 
peaches, nectarines and pears. 
Baxter’s garden, Philadelphia, White Do¬ 
yenne or Vergalieu pear, exhibited by J 
J Thomas, Macedon. 
Dr. Benjamin McVicar, Wisconsin, Colum¬ 
bia plums and pears. 
Mo. 57.— Paintings, animal paintings, drawings, 
dec. 
Best Daguerreotype of any domestic animal 
O B Evans, Buffalo, Col. Sherwoodjs fat 
ox, dip 
CLASS D. 
No. 58.— Stoves, Cooking. 
\ Best cooking stove for wood fire, John M French, 
& Co.,'Rochester, silver medal. 
2d do Beardsley, Wilber & Newell, Waterville, 
small silver medal. 
Best cooking stoves for coal, Warren, Sweatland 
& Co., Half Moon, sil. med. 
2d do J C Hermance, Albany, small sil. med. 
Best cooking range for families, James Cowles & 
Co., Rochester, sil. med. 
2d do Do do do Small sil. med. 
Best furnace or other apparatus for warming hou¬ 
ses, economy of construction and con¬ 
sumption of fuel, and security to premises 
to be taken into consideration, James 
Cowles & Co., Rochester, sil. med. 
No. 59. — Parlor. 
Best ornamental parlor stove, Jewett & Root, Buf¬ 
falo, sil. med. 
2d do S H Ransom &■ Co., Albany, S. sil. med. 
Best hall stove, A K Amsden, Rochester, made 
by Davy, Anthony & Philips, Troy, sil¬ 
ver medal. 
2d do John M French & Co., Rochester, small 
silver medal. 
Race & Co., Seneca Falls, certificate for self-reg¬ 
ulating parlor stoves; having heretofore 
received the highest premium. 
Henry Ruttan, Coburg, C W, diploma for new 
ventilating stove. 
Best and greatest variety,Miss S Moulson, S.med. No. 60.— Silver Ware, Cutlery and Britannia 
-.t ^ r, _7 _—7/_ Ware. 
Best iron horsepower, H E Smith, Fowler- 
5 and Dip 6 best heads of cauliflowers, John Gray, 
Rochester, 
ville, Liv co, 
Best thresher, to be used with horse or 
steam pewer, Eddy <fc Co, Greenwich, 
5 and Dip 6 best heads of brocoli, 
Wash co, 
12 best white 'table turnips, John Donellan, 
Greece, 
Best grain drill, with apparatus for de¬ 
positing manure, Pierpont Seymour, 
E Bloomfield, Ontco, Dip 
Best wheat cultivator, Chappell, Whitesides 
5 and Dip 12 best carrots, Jas Caudle, Greece, 
<fc Burnett, Brockport, 
Best and most numerous collection of agri¬ 
cultural implements, J Rapalje & Co, 
12 best beets, C F Grosman, Roch. 
12 best parsnips, II Aluiholiand, Brighton, 
12 best onions, John Donellan, Greece, 
6 best heads of cabbage, John Gray, Roch. 
Rochester, 
Dip 12 best tomatoes, John Gray, Roch. 
2 best purple egg plants, Jas Caudle, Greece, 
12 best sweet potatoes, R S Stevens, Attica, 
T\* t x X 11 IT T .. TV _ TT _ 
Airs Baker, Lima, for 1 pair curtains: Trans. 
Mrs Luman Shepherd, Skeneateles, 6 pair 
fringed mittens: “Thomas on Fruit.” 
Airs Luman Shepherd, Skeneateles, 5 pr linen 
pillow cases: Transactions. 
Airs A P Lunt, Rochester, 1 piece cotton flan¬ 
nel: Transactions. 
Air E G Roberts, New York, flax cotton and 
goods made from same: Diploma and silver 
medal. 
A Anderson. Watertown, 2 boxes cotton yarn 
candle wick and batting: Diploma. 
No. 52 —General List—open to all competitors. 
Best collection of green-house plants owned 
by one person, Ellwanger Barry, 
Rochester, Sil. med. 
2d do C J Ryan, Rochester, $3 
Best floral design/Alonzo Frost, Roch. S. med. 
2d do Miss F Hooker, 3 
Best floral ornameut, Airs. M Dewey, Sil. med. 
2d do Mrs. Dr Newcomb, 3 
Best hand bouquet, flat, C J Ryan, 3 
2d do Ellwanger i Barry, 2 
Best hand bouquet, round, C J Ryan, 3 
2d do Mr. King, 2 
Mrs Alabbett, 4 yds liuen diaper, very fine: Best basket bouquet, with handle, Dr. New- 
20 and Dip Best one-hall peck lima beans, David Ham- 
Transactions, 
Sil. med. 
Jas Buchan, Roch. 
No. 45.— Flour—Indian Meal Starch ami Farina. 
Best and most numerous collection of agri- lin, Clay, 3 
cultural implements, manufactured in Best do. Windsor beans, 3 
the State of New York, by or under the Best bunch double parsley, Theo Backus, 
exhibitor, materials, workmanship, util- Rochester, 3 
ity, durability and prices to be consid- 3 best squashes, Jas Buchau, Roch. 3 
ered in both cases, J Rapalje & Co., Largest pumpkin, John Gray, do. 3 
Rochester, 20 and Dip 12 best ears of seed corn, O Howland, Owasco, 
No. ^.-Machinery and Implements, No. 4. Best of table potatoes. Jas Buchan, ^ 
Patent scraper for leveling roads, Elias Dc 2d do E C Bliss, Westfield, 2 
Garmo, patented by N. Potter, East ^ p es t and greatest variety of vegetables own- 
Hamburgh, e q by exhibitor, John Donnellan, Greece, 5 
1 wood planing machine, IIE Smith, low- __ 2d do 0 F Crosman, Roch. 3 
lerville, Best new and valuable variety of vegetables 
1 furniture do, do do do S with evidence of its superiority, C F 
Steam engine on wheels, Chas Ross, Roch., 20 Crosman, Roch. ” 3 
Conical burr stone grist mill, Charles Ross, Special Premiums. 
Rochester, Dip z W Saunders, Watervleit, Trans 
Steam engine on wheels,Howard cibradtield, T Blu .v, an Roch 
i u- i n S^?t and95 No 45.— Flour — Indian Meal Starch and 1 
1 cast iron wheel cultivator.Chappell, White- . f" „ ,, x 
side & Burnett, Brockport, S Aledal Best barrel flour, AI B Seward, Rochester, 
Ketchum mowing machine, W F Ketchum, Small Si 
Buffalo, Certificate 2d do Lapham & Olney, Egypt, 
Portable cider mill press, Fenn & Co, Cort- 9 brls flour, James P I ogg, Rochester, a fi: 
landville, 3 pastry flour. 
Gaug of plows, I D Smith, Shelby, Orleans 3 brls super flour, Paddock & Munson, ve: 
co, Commended excellent in quality. 
Burr stone flouring mill, A S Sterling & Co, 1 do do John Putnam, Greece, a go< 
Buffalo, S Aledal substantial flour. 
Improved horse hoe cultivator and shovel, 1 do do J Lathrop, excellent lamily f 
Hiram Wright, Morganville, Gen co, 3 1 do do D Cope, Chili, excellent. 
Steam drier for graim, flour, meal and lum- 1 do do E Sornberger, Roch. excelled 
her II G Bulkier, Kalamazoo, Michi- 1 do do D W Lee, Geneva, excellent, 
fran, ‘ Dip and S Aledal 1 do do A Ward, Albion, excellent. 
Machine for breaking and cleaning flax and 1 do do J P Brown, No. Bloomfield, ( 
hemp, F A Clements, Springfield, Alas- Family bread and biscuit, Mrs E A Bio 
sachusetts, Dip and S Medal . Rochester, 
Cast iron wheel cultivator, D Hinkston, Bread aiul crackers, Jacob Howe, Roch. 
Clarkson, S Medal CLASS C. 
Case of boots and shoes, J W Hatch & Go., , T Ar , n , 
Rochester, small S Medal Ko. M>.~ Woolen Goods. 
Case of whips, Mvron Strong & Co, Roches- Best pr woolen blankets, Mrs Chester 
t erj " Dip Skeneateles, 
Mrs Julia Chamberlain, Penfield, 2 table cloths For t j le m ’ oe t beautifully arranged basket of 
and 3 linen sheets: Transactions. 
flowers, Laura J Whitney,Rochester,Sil. med 
Mrs Julia Chamberlain, 4 pillow cases and R es t collection of dried specimens of plants, 
r-vlrirxd* /Ml T^Vnit: ,, u* . Trt n _’l_* CJ.'l 
napkins: “Thomas on Fruit” 
Mrs Wm Ailing, Rochester, 1 pr linen sheets: 
Transactions. 
Aliss E Ehle, Canajoharie Sil. med. 
Aliss Emily A Cross, lor a beautilul display 
of marine plants, Diploma. 
Airs F C Lawrence, Skaneateles, 20 yds table | j B Buckley, for a splendid moss vase bou- 
linen: Dip. 
No. 49 .—Manufactures other than Domestic. 
Best piece of mousselin de laines, 20 yds, 
Wilder, Gorton & Go, Rochester, manufactured 
by Alanchester Print Works, New York: Dip. 
Best piece of blankets, Wilder, Gorton & Co. 
Rochester: Diploma. 
Best piece of woolen shawls from American 
wool, Wilder, Gorton & Co. Rochester, by Wa¬ 
terloo Woolen Works: Diploma. 
No. 50.— Needle, Shell and Wax Work. 
L Wetherell, Rochester,for a collection of grasses. vo i. trans. 
Airs. LE Smith, Mechanics Ville, splendid Sample of liquid cuticle. Orange Judd, New 
floral design of a “ Bloomer on horse- Haven, Ct., commended. 
back,” Sil. med. Specimens of flint enamelled ware, Andrew J 
No. 53— Fruit—Apples and Pears. Brackett, dip. 
For the largest and best varieties of good ta- 1 bo Y s sled ’ Samuel Miller, Rochester, trails, 
ble apples, 3 of each variety, named and , Sam ^ s “ f ^maiea ginger and Lyon’s Kath- 
labelled; grown by exhibitor, Ellwan- arion S fo King, i ew York, dip. 
ger & Barry,Dip. and Hovey’s Colored Fruits. Gllt frame looking glass, Dawson Annsley, Al- 
2d do AlcDoll Darrow, Greece, $5 bany, sil. med. 
Best exhibition of silver ware, L & C McElwin, 
Rochester, silver medal. 
400 samples of American cutlery, D W West, 
agent of Waterville Manufacturing Co., sil. med. 
Specimens of American cutlery, T. Waird, East 
Avon, small sil. med. 
Sample of butcher and other knives, Wm Cal- 
len of Mendon, small sil. med. 
Sample of jewelry emblems, Norton & Sey¬ 
mour, Syracuse, commended. 
Case of fountain pens. Bishhp & Codding, 
Rochester, sil. mod. 
Temperance emblems, T Parsons, Buffalo, sil. 
medal. 
No. 61 .—Miscellaneous Articles. 
Model of bridge, A Wilcox, East Bloomfield, 
commended. 
Sample of clay candle moulds, A Wilcox, East 
Bloomfield, dip. 
Obstetrical chair and supporter, Asa Blood, Mil- 
waukie, Wis., dip. 
Willow baskets, Gen R Harmon, Wheatland, 
Trans Rest ornamented needle work, Mrs G J AVhitney, 
Small Sil. Aled 
2d do Lapham & Olney, Egypt, Trans. 
9 brls flour, James P Fogg, Rochester, a fine 
pastry flour. 
2 brls super flour, Paddock <k Munson, very 
excellent in quality. 
1 do do John Putnam, Greece, a good 
substantial flour. 
1 do do J Lathrop, excellent family flour. 
1 do do D Cope, Chili, excellent. 
1 do do E Sornberger, Rocb. excellent. 
1 do do D W Lee, Geneva, excellent. 
1 do do A Ward, Albion, excellent. 
1 do do J P Brown, No. Bloomfield, do. 
Family bread and biscuit, Mrs E A Bloss, 
. Rochester, Dip 
Bread and crackers, Jacob Howe, Roch. Dip 
CLASS C. 
No. 46.— Woolen Goods. 
Best pr woolen blankets, Mrs Chester Clark, 
Skeneateles, $6 
No. 39.— Dairy — Butter. 
Best lot, quality as well as quantity consid¬ 
ered, made from 5 cows in 30 consecu¬ 
tive days, 25 lbs of the butter to be ex¬ 
hibited, Stepto Woodruff, Almond, $25 
Be3t 25 lbs butter made in June, G C How¬ 
ard, Ogden, 10 
2d do, F Bishop, Geneseo, 5 
3d do, L L French, Warren, Herkimer, Trans 
Best 50 lbs made any time, Amos Goulding, 
Le Ray, Jeff co, 15 
2d do, Wm Sheppard, Irondequoit, 10 
3d do, Marcus Bickford, Victor, 5 
4th do, G W Goodhue, Wheatland, Trans 
Girls under 21 years of age. 
Best lot of butter, not less than 10 pounds, 
made at any time, Emma Van Vorhees, 
Alendon, Silver milk cup 
2d do, Lois Wells, Wheatland, Alonroe 
co, Pair butter knives 
3d do, Sarah Bingham, Ogden, Set tea spoons 
No. 40 .—Cheese one year old and over. 
Best 10 lbs cheese, Guy Reed, Richmond, 
Ont co, $20 
2d do, E F Carter, Le Ray, Jeffco, 10 
3d do, W P Otley, Phelps, Ont co, 5 
4lli do, W P Ottley, Phelps, Trans 
Less than one year old. 
Best 100 lbs, George Uammill, Rome,Onei¬ 
da co, 15 
2d do, Charles Beujamin, Rushford, Alle¬ 
gany co, 10 
2d do Airs H Walker, Union Square, 
3d do David J Lee, Darien, 
Best 10 yards flannel, Sarah A Chapin, Hen¬ 
rietta, 
' 2d do Wm Haven, jr. AVatertown, 
•8--' 1 3d do II Macy, jr. Watertown, 
* , n Best 10 yds woolen cloth, AI L Humphrey, 
AVatertown, 
J 2d do Alonzo Havens, Erie co, 
I rans g d do Mrs E C Bliss, Westfield, 
?> Best 15 yds woolen carpet, Lucinda Camp- 
* :) bell, Alden, 
2d do Mrs B R Vorees, Amsterdam, 
^ 3d do H Kimball, Brownville, 
I rans R es j- hearth rug, Airs Susan Cook, Sheffield, 
Mass. 
2d do Eunice M Tuttle, Skeneatelas, 
s ’ 3d do Mrs Van Rensselear Rowe, Roch 
, 8 ’ 4th do Matilda M Bond, Roch. 
ina. Rochester $3 
Best ottoman cover, Airs Elizabeth Gould, 
fled Rochester, 3 
. Best table cover, Hiram Street, EastBloom- 
aDS - field, 3 
Best group flowers, do do do 3 
Best variety of worsted work. Miss Sarah M 
Haywood, Brighton, 3 
Best fancy chair work with needle, Mrs C 
A Burr, Rochester, 3 
r Best worked cushion and back, do do 3 
Best worked collar and handkerchief, Airs 
B R Vorhees, Amsterdam, 3 
Best woolen shawl, Mrs Sarah E Granger, 
Rochester, 3 
Best worked quilts, Miss H A Weed, Albany, 3 
Best white quilts, Mrs G Leavenworth, Roch. 3 
j)ip Best portfolios worked, do do do 3 
Rip Best silk bonnets, Mrs Simmons, New York, 3 
1 Best straw bonnets, S Fuller, Westmorland, 3 
Best lace caps, do do do do 3 
Best lampstand mats, Miss Nancy Mathews, 3 
ark 2d do Mrs E M Eaton, Ogdensburgh, 2 
' Ag Best ornamental shell work, Mrs Lewis Cha- 
’ 4 pin, Rochester, 3 
o 2d do Mrs Wm Bradley, East Bloomfield, 2 
Best specimen of wax flowers, Mrs Elnora 
g T Crocker, Utica, 3 
4 2d do Mrs Ellen Dorr, Scottsville, 2 
.) Embroidered ottoman cover, infant’s blanket 
3d do C J Ryan, Rochester, trans. 
3 For best 12 varieties of table apples, N 
Haywood, Brighton, 5 
3 2d do B Hodge, Buffalo, trans and 2 
Best basket of standard fruit, J H Watts, 
3 Rochester, Sil. med. 
3 Pears. 
For the largest number of varieties of good 
3 pears, named and labelled, John Morse, 
Cayuga Bridge, 
3 Diploma, and Hovey’s Colored Fruits. 
3 2d do Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, $5 
3d do Bissell Hooker, do, trans. 
3 For the largest and best collection of Au¬ 
tumn pears, named and labelled, El- 
3 wanger & Barry Dip. $5 
3 Best collection of newly introduced pears, 
3 with a description, <fcc., Ellwanger & 
3 Barry, Rochester, 
3 Diploma and Hovey’s Colored Fruits. 
9 ^Yo. 54.— Peaches, Plums, and Nectarines. 
3 Peaches. 
d Best 6 varieties named and labelled, Ellwan- 
~ ger and Barry, Rochester, Dip. & $5 
2d do John Donellan, Greece, 8 
•* Best 3 varieties named mid labelled, C J 
Ryan & Co., Rochester, 3 
3d do Henry M. Jennings, Ironde¬ 
quoit, “ trans. 
2 Best 12 peaches, Morrison Ford, Palmyra, $2 
et Od do O Ross, Penfield, trans. 
of silk, frame worsted work suspenders, Mrs S R Best see( jii ng variety 6 specimens, Bissell 
and Miss S R Vines, Utica: Norton’s Prize Es- ^ Hooker 
T »1« *±M1 lLLclLllUcl *Y.L J.LUV511. +* 
ul ' Monroe LUP Kest rag C!U 'P et 15 yds, Airs AV C Burritt, 
dr’butter knives Marshall, 5 
y 2d do E Bishop, Utica, 4 
’ < .j ii. 3d do B T Trimmer, Parma, Small Sil. Med 
d ami over. No. 47 .—Domestic Manufactures. 
Richmond, Best double carpet coverlet, Mrs S D Hick- 
^ox, Alexander, $5 
°’ r 2d do Mrs Eliza Maker, Lockport, 4 
3d do Mrs Luman Shepherd, Skeneatelas, 3 j small silver medal. 
1 table cover worsted work, Aliss V Acer, 
Pittsford: Transactions. 
1 table spread embroidered. Airs C A Skinner, 
Fairport: Norton’s Essays. 
2d best fancy, Miss Mary E Conklin, Roches¬ 
ter: $2. 
1 mosaic chair, Mrs J C Stone, Rochester:— 
Downing’s Fruits. 
1 embroidered chair and 2 handkerchiefs, Aire 
G W Fisher, Rochester: small silver medal. 
1 piece frame worsted work, Miss Alary Mills, 
Aurora: small silver medal. 
3 embroidered handkerchiefs, Aliss Kate Field, 
Roch: small silver medal. 
1 fire screen, Mrs A Elmendorf, Palmyra: 
small silver medal. 
1 fire screen, Mrs Ellen Dorr,Scottsville: Nor¬ 
ton’s Essay. 
1 straw bonnet, Miss J Monroe, Elbridge: 
trans Specimens of door plates and window signs, 
es N Bradley W Franklin, Rockton, dip. 
5 No. 62—DISCRETIONARY DEPARTMENT 
Yattp 111 ^ ~ Vo. 1. Agricultural Implements or Machinery 
Sil med. f or Agricultural purposes not before named. 
Best smut machine, L. Durkee, Alden, dip. 
good Smut machine, L VV Smith, Troy, certificate 
lorse, of having hitherto received the highest premium 
awarded by the Society. 
- ed Fruits. Horse-power churning machine, AVheeler, Me- 
ster, $5 lick & Co., Albany, large sil. med. 
trans. 1 canal wheel barrow, J Rapalje & Co., Roch- 
f Au- ester, Appleton’s Mechanics Magazine. 
[ > _ No. 63.— No. 2. Machinery of Metal composition 
JJip. os $o 
p earg for general uses. 
ger & II Granuis & Co,Rochester,l sett tinman’s ma¬ 
chines, dip. 
red Fruits. Sangster & Co., Buffalo, patent spring lanterns 
and lamps, sil. med. 
Allcott &• Bros., Rochester, locomotive lamp and 
lwan- patent burner, dip. 
Di & $5 Henry Wray, Rochester, locomotive lamp, large 
g sil. med. 
p j A Meneely & Son, AVest Troy, 1 chime bells, 
o certificate; 1st premium awarded heretofore. 
, ' A Meneely &■ Son, Troy, ship bell, sil. med. 
° nC ^rans A. Meneely & Sou, Troy, 1 case surveyor’s in- 
ivra IS 0 struments, dip. 
3 ’ traa g James Barnes, Franklin, stop coupling for at- 
° taching whiffletrees to carriages, dip. 
L $3 Chas W Russell, Washington, D. C., improved 
^ chimney cap ventilator and centripetal fire place, 
s each diploma. 
w , John A Jones,Rochester, card of re-cut files and 
& Hooker, p] uriJ - ^ chimney cap ventilator and centripetal fire place, 
BCSt v^__ d 'thTAJone^R.cl,o. t e,.»ari<,fre^t fi l,,„d 
A, n*rr V $ 3 Singer, New York, 2 sewing machines, 
4th do Airs Juliet Chamberlin, Penfield, 
5th do Sarah A Chapin, Henrietta, 
Best 10 yds kersey, Mrs Henry Weir, Pitts¬ 
town, 
2d do Mrs Jas T Vannamee, Pittstown, 
3d do David Hamlin, Clay, 
Vase shell flowers, Miss Mary E Conklin, 
Rochester: Norton’s Essay. 
9 specimens of embroidery, Miss Anna M Gar¬ 
field, Troy: Diploma. 
Child’s cloak, Mrs D W Fellows, Troy: small 
silver medal. 
2d do Ellwanger <fc Barry, Rochester, 3 
Best 4 varieties of good plums 6 varieties 
each, Isaac Hills, Rochester, 3 
2d do Elisha Dorr, Albany, 2 
Best 12 plums choice variety, O Page, Bata¬ 
via, 2 
2d do Benjamin Fish, Rochester, trans. 
No. 55.— Quinces, grapes, cranberries, dec 
Quinces. 
Best 12 quinces of any variety, Dr. N. AVin- 
ton, Havana, 3 
2d do J AV Seward, Rochester, trans. 
Grapes. 
Best and most extensive collection of good 
native grapes grown in the open air, 
Dr. AV A Underhill, Croton Point, 5 
Best 3 varieties of native or grapes grown 
under glass, three bunches of each to 
be shown, Bissell & Hooker, Rochester, 5 
2d do H L Smydora, Geneva, 2 
Best dish of native grapes, Henry Paine, 
Lockport, trans. 
large sil. med. and dip. 
J D White, Hartford, Ct., 1 engine lathe, dip. 
C W Coe, Buffalo, 1 hand drill, dip. 
Duryee, Forsyth & Co., Railroad track scale, 
$10 and dip. 
Do do improved road scraper, $3. 
Do do warehouse truck, small medal. 
Hitchcock & McMaster, Rochester, copying 
press, small medal. 
II E Smith, Fowlerville, 1 fan blower and bel¬ 
lows, dip. 
J M French, 1 miniature copper tea kettle and 
stand, $1. 
Wm Porter, New York, hand car and signal 
lamp, $3. 
Yo. 64.— No. 3. Articles constructed of wood. 
Ornamental gilt artist’s frame, Adam Elder, 
Rochester, large medal. 
Ornamental gilt portrait frame, J H Thompson, 
Rochester, sil. med. 
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