MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YO RKER: AN AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY JOURNAL. 
STATE FAIR PREMIUMS. Leather splitting gage, sample shoemaker’s tools, 
- G. G. Townsend, Mt. Morris, dip. and s. s. in. 
[Concluded from page 3.] Lot steel board rules, &,c.., Francis Dana, Iloches- 
Minar’s crossbar bee hive, 1 B Miner, Clinton, 2 ice cream freezers, II 13 Massel, Sunbury, Pa., 
ploma. trails. 
Splendid show case, E I Eaile, Geneva, small flat and coat stand, Bradley Romans, EastBloom- 
„ .... , or, field, trans. 
Beautiful show case, Silsbee, Buckley & Ben- Candy mac hine, B O’Brien, Rochester, dip. 
tt, Geneva, vol. trans. 4 pieces patent carriage axles, W S Saunders, 
2 water kegs, L D Heaton, Potsdam, dip. Hastings, trans. 
[Concludedfrom page 3.] 
Miner’s crossbar bee hive, T B Miner, Clinton, 
diploma. 
Splendid show case, E P Earle, Geneva, small 
medal. 
nett, Geneva, vol. Craus. 
2 water kegs, L D Heaton, Potsdam, dip. 
mm 
As our paper of last week was almost entirely 
occupied by the Fair and its belongings; and the 
Award of Premiums, and Senator Douglass’ Ad¬ 
dress fill so large space in the present number, we 
-The Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad is 
completed. 
-8,000,000 lbs. of wool have been sent to the 
need not, if we could, give any extended com- Eastern markets from Ohio. 
Fancy milk pail, Jacob Galentine, Rush, small | Se t patent axles, II Banker, Rochester, dip. 
medal. 
Flour barrel and \ barrel, Wm F Sterritt, Roch¬ 
ester, vol. trans. 
Well wrought corn basket, James Slocumb, 
Penfield, vol, trans. 
Stave cutting machine, C 13 Hutchinson, Water¬ 
loo, dip. 
Patent cutter, Moses Miller, Fort Ann, trans. 
I Miller’s patent cutter, Taylor Sc Burt, Wayne 
Co., trans. 
ROCHESTER, SEPTEMBER 25, 1851. 
The Pictorial Rural, issued during the Fair, 
and our present number, embrace the most com¬ 
ments upon the Fair and Cattle Show of the Em- 
-It is estimated that there are 800 railroad de- 
Doz. fancy brooms, I S Chamberlain, Fort Plain, j Samples of rotary fire engine pumps, A W Cary, 
pire State. In most respects it has been all that P ots an d stations in New England. 
the most sanguine anticipated. But we cannot -1° the Britisli Museum are nine thick vol- 
better remark upon the occasion than by copying unies composed entirely of title pages. 
the following from the Democrat of Monday last. 4ke Paro Prom Canandaigua to Elmira ig 
1 1 savs* * $1,50. From Geneva to Elmira, $1,00. 
voL trans. . Brockport, dip. and tr^ns. 
Box fancy brooms, Joseph Wyckoff.Vanck, Prof. 2 cases saws and tiwels , j Flint, Rochester, dip. 
INorlon’s Scientific Agriculture. an( j g m 1 
Cane, board and log rules, Francis Dana, Roch- 18 sash iocks> W E Arnold, Rochester, trans. 
ester, vol. trans. 
1 ox yoke, E Sheldon, Sennett, vol. trans. 
Two water filters and fountains, A M Badger, 
Rochester, large medal. 
Patent boot tree, Wm Upfield, Lancaster, Ohio, 
small medal. 
Right and left depressed iron screw bedstead, 
John D Sanborn, Cowlesville, small medal. 
1 pair railroad wheels, vVm Kidd, Rochester, 
trans. 
Improved shifiing buggy top, Hubbard & Green, 
Henrietta, dip. 
3 pair railroad car wheels, E. D. Carpenter & Co., 
trans. 
1 cutter and 2 buggies, Schoomnaker & Smith, 
Rochester, s. s. med. and trans. 
, f * _ . the following from the Democrat of Monday last. 1 ne Iare lrorn ^ ana nuaigua to Elmira ig 
plete and correct reports relative to the Exhibition j . * $1,50. From Geneva to Elmira, $ 1,00. 
and its results, yet published. The two numbers j!*' . -A large fire occurred in New York on Satur- 
-.he former with figure, and deaeription. of ma- N "”C cl "7*' B 8 F,iday” S Thonaandl” ok ** l »* t ' *•*•»»>* worth of property, 
ii) of the animals and articles on exhibition, and their departure on Thursday night, but tens of Father Mathew administered the pledge to 
a glance at each department—and the present thousands remained until Friday. It is conceded upwards of 10,000 persons in Albany, 
with Award of Premiums, Address, Portrait of on all hands that this Fair exceeded all its prede- -Professor Wilson, the famous Chris. North of 
President Delafield, &c., —will bo furnished * n \^ e exteat and variety of the Ex- Blackwood, has received a pension of £300 a year 
, . m, , hibition, and in the number of people who attend- 
separate or together, m wrappers. Those who ed h It wag a strjking proof 0 r f t { ie intelligence, . - S,nce the trium P h of tlic Yankees in steam- 
separate or together, in wrappers. Those who staking'‘^roo? ofthe“ intelUgence! . -Since the triumph of the Yankees in steam- 
wish to obtain for their own use, or the informa- the industry and the progress of the people of this ln S an(I sailing, Yankee-Doodie-do shoi 
tion of distant friends, a correct history of the Fair, great State. Its influence will be beneficial and e( b England, to Yankee-Doodle-cfatf. 
the industry and the progress of the people of this * n S an( ^ sft 'bng, Yankee-Doodle-do should be cliang- 
1 he receipts for tickets at the Mechanics’ 
Varieties lasts for boots and shoes.and Payaneiz- j Sample lightning’rods, Johnson & Brothers, 
ed do. for India rubbers, H N Curtis, Rochester, 
diploma. 
Camera obscura, E Forbes, Albany, large med. 
Improved writing desk, G Warren, Parishviile, 
diploma. 
Cook’s patent flour cooling and bolting machine 
Samuel Cook, Adams Basin, dip. 
Clockville, tians. 
1 buggy wagon, Loren & Carpenter, Troy, dip. 
1 salamander safe, lock and cover, C J Gaylor, 
N. York, s. s. med. and trans. 
Dempsey’s rotary screening bran duster atid sinut 
machine, Balch, Eaton & Co., Bald- 
winsville, dip. 
will govern themselves accordingly. tar-reaching, extending beyond the bounds of -The receipts for tickets at the Mechanics’ 
ivr • .1 ip • -n i New York, of the Union, and even of the conti- p n :_ p „ „ . nnn 
Many matters pertaining to the i air will be no- nent> Distinguishe d men were present from dif- JJ" ) Provl(,ence > were $ 90 ° first day, and 
ticed as soon as tune and space will permit. Va- f ere nt States and from Canada, who expressed tho second 
rious departments and articles deserve particular their admiration of the great display. It is be- “ 18 reported that lion. George Ashmun, of 
commendation, while some (ranspirings require keved that at least one hundred thousand strangers Massachusetts, will be appointed to the vacant seat 
. , , visited the city during tiie Fair. Amouv this vast on the Supreme Court bench, 
comments of a different character. _i_ J: _„„ , ", 
Apple paring and quartering machine—no name a , . , , „ „ . , „ , 
books—din Samples American cast steel. Geo Smith, Roches- 
New York County Fairs. 
Several County Fairs have already been held, 
visited the city during the Fair. Among this vast on the Supreme Court bench. 
concourse, an intoxicated or disorderly person was -The Cleveland I’laindealer says that Mr Bj 
rarely recognized. Goodnature, good order and Taylor of Warren, Ohio, shipped during the last 
sobriety have governed. 1 he crowd was princi- „ .... nnn . . , 1B81 
pally made up of Farmers and Mechanics, who season > ’ poun s of cheese, 
place a higher value upon creditable deportment, Crittenden, wife of Attorney-General 
on books—dip. 
No. 65— No. 4. Articles manufactured, of Leather, 
India Rubber, Gutta Perch/', Spc., not before 
named. 
A R Prichard, Rochester, for trunks, dip. 
N G Hawley, Rochester, book-binding, sil. med. 
O M Cross, best tanned leather, sil. med. 
W II Hayton, Morance, calf skins, vol. trans. 
J J Ilosley, Churchville, calf skins, trans. 
ter, dip. 
Horizontal steam engine, 20 horse power, A. R. 
Swift, Rochester, dip. 
Cast iron wagon boxes, James Bailey, North Chi¬ 
li, dip. 
Cast steel horse shoes, Thomas Hall, Detroit, 
Mich., trans. 
Light buggy wagon, Dusenbury <fc Arthur, New 
York, sil. med. 
and we gather such notices of them as we have even among strangers, than upon their stock and I John J. Crittenden, died at Frankfort, Ky., on 
Monday, of last week. Her husband was present. 
-1 he Banks of Ohio have an aggregate capi- 
-A Niece of the celebrated Black-Hawk was 
JF Rothgangle, Rochester, specimen of glue, Horse shoe swedge and samples shoes, John lien- 
vol. American Institute. dersou, Ithaca, trans. 
Stetson, Meyer & Co., sample stone ware, vol. Dutchess Temple & Morse’s patent grate, J A 
American Institute. Campbell, Buffalo, trails. 
JN Briggs, Cleveland, Ohio, improved horse water ram, N D Smith, Meredith, Del, dip. 
been able to obtain from correspondents and ex- Bio fruits ot their industry and toil. In this re- Monday, of last week. Her husband was present 
changes. sptjct the Fair of 1851 will be remembered with - The Banks of Ohio have an aggregate enpi- 
r,,, 8 „ . r, . i u , i , the highest gratification. It is a guaranty of the . , F cp 
I he Erie Co. I air was held at Lancaster, on perpetuity of our institutions so long as their des- tal of $7,614,756; specie $2,759,745; circulation 
the 9th and 10th of Sept. The Buffalo Commer- tinies are in the hands of an intelligent, industri- $13,665,781, and discounts $17,542,112. 
cial says it was well attended, and the only draw- °us and upright yeomanry. -A Niece of the celebrated Black-Hawk was 
back on the occasion, the intense heat of the “ It may not be out of place to say that Elmira baptised in the First Baptist Church, in New-York, 
weather. has been suggested as the place of holding tho a few Sundays ago. 
The Herkimer Co. Fair held at Herkimer, same next Fair. It is a laigc and glowing village, -Brevet Brigadier Gen. Henry Whiting, As- 
. ’ nearly in tho centre of the southern tier of couu- u . , TT „ , , 
date, was an occasion of much interest. The at- ties, and easily reached from every direction by ® t . t Q uarter ’Master General, U. S. A., died at 
tendance was large, the exhibition an honor to the railroads. It is true that no such multitude as was ‘ ^ on . 110 lnst ‘ 
county, and all passed of with much life and seen bore could be accommodated, but those who The silver mine recently discovered in Jef 
“It may not be out of place to say that Elmira baptised in the First Baptist Church, in New-York, 
has been suggested as the place of holding tho a few Sundays ago. 
next Fair. It is a large and growing village, -Brevet Brigadier Gen. Henry Whiting, As- 
noarly in tho centre of the southern tier ofcoun- , ,, , T1 „ , 
3 , , , r . , sistant Quarter-Master Genera , U. S. A., died at 
ties, and easily reached from every direction by ,,, , . ’ ’ ™ 
railroads. It is true that no such multitude as was l t . Louis on the 16th inst. 
seen boro could be accommodated, but those who * * 1C silver mine recently discovered in Jef 
collar, vol. trans. 
Palmer & Co., Springfield, Mass., artificial leg, 
diploma. 
Peter Nessell, fine carriage top, trans. American 
Institute. 
Gustavus White, Middlefield Centre, hydraulic 
gate, vol. trans. 
G E Starkweather, Cleveland, Ohio, for his ex¬ 
hibition of curled hair and hair matrasses, sil. med. 
Screw cuuing machine, McKnight & Co., Chica¬ 
go, dip. and sil. med. 
Samples cast steel hammers and bitt stocks, David 
Maydole & Co., Norwich, s. s. m. and trans. 
Paint mill, Geo VV Cleveland, Waterville, trans. 
Cast iron proof staff, John F Bush, Rochester, 
dip. 
Stone rubbing and sawing machine, R D Turner, 
Fort Wayne, Indiaua, dip. 
I he Jefferson Co. ! air, was held at Watertown have had their turn, some of them several times, 
on the H)th and 11th of Sept. We have seen no and if the people of Elmira and the Southern tier 
should go would look out for that in season. All ferson county, Virginia, has been tested, and yields 
tho large places from Poughkeepsie to Buffalo about 70 per cent, silver. 
notice of the proceedings, save a verv creditable generally desire to take their turn next year, we 
list of entries. ' ho P e the y will be gratified.’’ _ 
The Levv’is Co. Fair at Turin, same date, is thus LIST OF PATENT rTATTWS 
Dr J Peer, Rochester, dental preparations, vol. Huns and rifles, William Billinghurst, Rochester, 
No. 66 .—Articles composed of Cloth, Fur, fyc., 
such as Caps, Hats, Furs, Umbrellas, tyc , not 
before mentioned. 
Clark & Gilman, Rochester, 1st Premium on 
hats, dip. and $5. 
G Phillips, do, 2d on do, sil. med. and trails. 
Haywood & Son; do, 3d on do, small sil. med. 
Clark & Gilinan,Rochester, ladies and childrens 
fancy riding hats, 1st prem., sil. med. 
Haywood & Son, do, do 2d prem, S. sil. med. 
Clark & Gilman, Rochester, furs, 1st prem, $5. 
G Phillips, do, large silver medal, for a beauti¬ 
ful specimen of ladies swans down cape. 
Altman & Steiheiiner, Rochester, clothing,dip. 
and small silver medal. 
Lovecraft &. Cornwall, do do dip. and $5. 
A Mallory, Rochester, pasteboard boxes, dip. 
F W Fordham & Co., Cohoes, fancy linen 
thread, dip. 
Pleasure buggy, Bradley & Noble, Rush, s. s. med. 
Carriage and buggy, Corris & Stewart, Rochester, 
s. s. med. and tians. 
Light buggy wagon, John G O’Strarn, Rhine- 
beck, small s. tnedal. 
2 cast iron lions, 2 do. dogs, 2 do. tree gaurds, I 
do. rustic chair, 2 do. vases, 2 sell tin 
machines, 6 guards sample, J E Cheney, 
Rochester, s. s. medal and trails. 
Scale beams and samples of iron railing, Martin 
Briggs, Rochester, dip. 
Machine for cutting screws for bedsteads, J F 
Dresser, Tiffin, Ohio, commended. 
Morticing and tenanting machine, sample fur¬ 
nace registers, rustic chairs, ventilators, 
vases, hall stands, flower stands, James 
Cowles <fc Co., Rochester, diploma. 
Sample hardware and miscellaneous articles of 
their manufacture, Rochester Novelty 
Works, dip. and commended. 
ive nacl tlieir turn, some ol them several times, -The official census returns of South Carolina 
id if the people ot Elmira and the Southern tier g i vo as tkc tota i f ree population the State, 383,523 
merally desire to take their turn next year, we _ SIav 384)984 . ’ 
ipe they will be gratified.” ’ ’ 
-—— -Yale College opens this year with a freshman 
LIST OF PATENT CLAIMS Hass of 130 to 140, and the largest total of under- 
iueu from the united states patent office Senates it ever had. 
For the week ending Sept. 9, 1851. -T h<3 la8t t0taI CCl ‘ PSe ° f th ° 8Un took pIace 
_ in April, 1715, and there will be no other until the 
To H. L. F. Gavett, of Jackson, Mich., for im- ,n ° rnin f ° f AugUst J 8 ' 1887 - 
ovement in machines for making sod fence. _ company of about -50 Norwegians came 
To Mooro Hardway, of Troy, N. Y., for im- « p Saturday, bound for the west. They had 
J ’ the appearance of thrift and prosperity, 
uved hook-heading motion for spike machines. - A Government vessel lias been placed under 
LIST OF PATENT CLAIMS 
noticed in the Republican of that county: “ The issued from the united states patent office 
exhibition exceeded anything heretofore held in For the week mding Sep( _ 9> 185L 
the county—the stock especially, both in quality _ 
and number, surpassed any preceding show', and To H. L. F. Gavett, of Jackson, Mich., for 
was worthy of the high character of the county in provement in machines for making sod fence, 
that respect. The samples of butter and cheese To Moore Hardwav. of Troy. N. Y. for 
that respect. 1 tie samples ot butter and cheese To Moore Hardway, of Troy, N. Y., for im- .7 ■ ' ’ ; naa 
presented, we are ...formed by good judges, were proved hook-heading motion for spike machines. '!!!x “Jovernment'vesTel has be'en placed under 
such as to sustain the high reputation of our dairy- To E. F. Southw-ard of Wellfleet AW fnr . , ■, • , • 7 
, ... . , „ J r ' oouuiwaru, oi vv enneet, ma&b., tor orders to assist in laying the Submarmo Telecrnph 
men. There were domestics in abundance all very improved method of making sails. between Dover and France. 
creditable to the Ladies of our country.” To Wm Bal]> of Chicopee, Mass.,for gold amal • -The thousandth anniversary of the founda. 
The Oneida Co. Fair will noticed in our next. gamator. tion of the Russian empire is to be celebrated in 
The Chautauque Co. Fair, of which we have 
seen no notice of time and place, is said by the provoments in equalizers of power regulators. 
Cattaraugus Sachem, to have been a very fine To S . A . Hudson, of Worcester, Mass., fori 
Jesse K Park, Albany, tracing linen and tracing Week TOl * r J ™ rl \ c ' n Z ,nac,line . lsaac Butte, Ro- co “ nt or ' 
paper, small silver medal. T 4 Chester, dip. Ihe C 
Lot of house carpenter’s tools, do ship carpenter’s Wayne a 
A r o. 67 .—Musical Instruments. tools, do cooper carpenter’s tools, and a also the H 
F Starr, Rochester, piano forte, dip large variety of other articles, Allen J , 
Do do do sil. med. White, Buflalo, dip. and s. med. eade. \V 
Dwight Gibbons, sub bass attachment piano Hot of house carpenter’s tools, do ship carpen- hereafter, 
forte, dip. ter’s tools, do cooper’s carpenter tools, 
J D Hutchinson, Bennington, violin, sil. med. ai, d a Hrgo variety of other articles, W 
Samuel Waters, Avon, violin, small sil. med. W Bryan, Rochester, dip. and s. med. 
Gilbert & Co., Boston, piano forte, sil. med. Hot of house carpenter’s tools, do ship carpenter’s In the 
Geo Dutton, Rochester, inelodeon, vol. trans. tools, do cooper’s carpenter tools, and hearts we 
Geo W Clarke, Rochester, mdlopheon, do. large variety of other articles, D R. Bar- week W( 
A Grant, Rochester, piano forte, vol. trans. ton, Rochester, dip. and sil. med. v ’ 
pn r id, j Case hardened or steel converted axles, Alfred E. reparable 
_ No W.-Iron and Stsel. Smith, Brownville, N. Y., dip. and trans Whittle: 
t l' sp ^ a,; ' provement in sword canes. 
The Saratoga Co. Fair was held at Mechanics- Tc Erastus Lawrence, of Dublin, Ind., for im- 
ville, on the 9th, 10th and 11th, of Sept., and the provement in wa8 hing machines. 
Washington Co. Fair at South Hartford, on the To G w c Gillespie of Bu 
I7th and 18th. Of these we have heard no ac- for improvemeu ; in axles ’ of whe 
count or observed any notice in our exchanges. plows 
The County Fairs of Cattaraugus, Greene, To J. J. Sturgis, of New York, 
Wayne and Wyoming are held the present week, Qr to H H Green>) for improveir 
also the Town Shows of East Bloomfield and Ar- j ng mac hi nes 
cade. We hope to give a brief notice of each % n Rnndn1 ’,, Krfttpr nf 
iprovea metnoci ol making sails. between Dover and France. 
To Wm Ball, of Chicopee, Mass.,for gold amal • -The thousandth anniversary of the founda. 
mator. tion of the Russian empire is to be celebrated in 
To Alfred Gregory, of Brooklyn, N. Y., for im- 1852, with commemorative fetes. 
ovoments in equalizers of power regulators. -^ hundred tons of pig iron have lately been 
To S. A. Hudson, of Worcester, Mass., for im- im P orted into Liverpool from Bombay. This is an 
jvement in sword canes. entirely novel article of import for England. 
Tc Erastus Lawrence, of Dublin, Ind., for im- According to a census taken by themselves, 
Dvement in washing machines. there are 18,0110 Mormons at the settlement on Salt 
To G. W. C. Gillespie, of Burlington, Iowa, Lak e. 
, ._ . . , . -Tho Detroit 1 ribune says, the Conspiracy 
for improvement in axles of wheeled cultivating „ . , , . ... ' ... / / 
Trial ? have cost every daily paper in that city, for 
P 0WF * reporters and type setting, over $800 each. 
To J. J. Sturgis, of New York, N. Y., (assign-- lt is 8tatcd that the receipts at the Fair ex- 
J D Hutchinson, Bennington, violin, sil. med. 
Samuel Waters, Avon, violin, small sil. med. 
Gilbert & Co., Boston, piano forte, sil. med. 
Geo Dutton, Rochester, inelodeon, vol. trans. 
Geo W Clarke, Rochester, m»lloph?on, do. 
A Grant, Rochester, piano forte, vol. trans. 
No. 68 .—Iron and Stsel. 
2 coaches and buggy wagon, James Cunning¬ 
ham, Rochester, dip. and s. med. 
4 cast-steel horse shoes and 2 springs, W T . A. 
Sweet, Pompey, trans. 
2 buggy wagons, John McMahon, Rochester, 
sil. med. 
1 top buggy wagon, James Southwick, Roches¬ 
ter, sil. med. 
Death of Hon. Frederiok Whittlesey. 
or to H. H. Green,) for improvement in typecast- ceed those of any previous year. They will amount 
ing machines. to over $15,000. 
To Randolph Kreter, of New Y’ork, N. Y., for -Ninety young men have entered the Fresh- 
improvement in piano forte action. man class of Brown University, this year, the most 
To J. C. Burch, of Evansville, Ind., for im- of whom enter for the full course. This is tho 
In the midst of our pleasures, and while all To J. A. Gray, of Albany, N. I 
hearts were joyous with the festivities of the past ment in piano forte action, 
week. Western New York has experienced an ir- To R. M. Kerrison, of Phil ad 
reparable loss, in the death of Hon. Frederick improvement in piano forte action 
Whittlesey, which occurred in this city on the To C. J. Carrington, of Waterl 
provement in dental forceps. largest numbor ever entered there. 
To J. A. Gray, of Albany, N. Y., for improve--The office of the Le Roy Gazette, and some 
ent in piano forte action. six or eight other buildings, were destroyed by fire, } 
To R. M. Kerrison, of Philadelphia, Pa., for on the morning of the 26th inst. Loss mostly cov 
provement in piano forte action. ered * >y ' nsurance ' 
Tn C. J. Cirri,nrton. of WaforKm-v Con,, for- We lcarn with re 8 ret from the New Bedford , 
Sundries made by Special Committee. 
E M Hartwell, Rochester, for the best sewing 
silk, dip. and $5. 
Mrs Alonzo Havens, Wales, Erie Co., for a ] 
shawl manufactured by herself, small medal. 
Marsh & Co., N. Y., for trusses, &c., diploma, j 
II C Wanzer, Rochester, specimens artificial 
Whittlesey, winch occurred in this city on the To C. J. Carrington, of Waterbury, Conn., for - 8 V ine new noulora < 
19th :nst. A correspondent of the Daily Ameri- improvement in fastening hooks and eyes to pa- re,lr y: that Mr. N. I. Willis, whose family have ; 
. , been passing the summer in that city, has been 
taU ! ayS - . P er CardS - nnnfinL W. horl fnr nr tWn 'L „ 
can says: per cards. 
“The illustrious deceased was about 52 years To C. It. Hurlbut, of Waukau, Wis., for im- 
of age. He represented his District, under the , • , . . 
, i b .. r tt- provement in gauges used in turning, 
old organization, two terms in Congress. His r t-. , . 6 
ability as Vice Chancellor of the Eighth Circuit To G, F. DeDouhet, of Paris, I'ra 
Machine for cutting bolts and nutte, Z. W. Smith teet h, trans. 
& Co., Iloneoye Falls, s. sil. med. 'I' Sellick, New York, for patent zinc paint, 
Lot of cast steel augurs, 1 pump augur, fence cap manufactured by the New Jersey mining and ex¬ 
boring machine, Bernard Hughes, Ro- Paring Co., dip. 
need not to be made the subject of remark. It is provement in the manufacture of paints. Patent 
Chester, sil. med. 
J Horsford, Moscow, for specimens of wheat. 
Cast smoothing irons, Brown & Mills, Alt. Mor- r J' e > barley and oats, in the ear, transactions. 
ns, trans. 
Dogs for planing machine, Joseph Adams & 
Son, Hadley, Mass., trans. 
Model window fasteners and blinds, Wm. Race 
& Co., Seneca Falls, trans. 
1 model hubb and set of Phillip’s patent b xp>, 
&.C., Downs, Slisby & Gould, Seneca 
Falls, dip. 
Model steam engine, E. M. &■ J. Mix, Ithaca, sil. 
med. 
Railroad truck box, George Herrick, < uehana. 
N. Y., trans. 
Alaehine belt clasp, Albert M. Smith, Rochester, 
trans. 
Lathe machine, T. R. Bailey, Lockport, dip. 
Calculating machine, Wm. N. Hales. Rochester, 
trans. 
Improved sewing machine, Akins Sc Felthousea, 
Ithaca, s. s. medal. 
Bolt and screw cutting machine. Van Broekiin 
Sc McLean, Royalton, dip, 
1 bird cage, R H Barnard, Le Roy, trans. 
J Dickinson, Troy, for marble mauilepiece, dip. 
C Wilson, Chicago, Ill., for scales for testing 
gold, dip. 
A W Cary, Brockport, for hose coupling, trans. 
C VV Sanders, New York, for specimen of sheet 
music, dip. 
George Peck, Rochester, for specimens of chan- 
daliers of superior workmanship, diploma. 
Weddle & Son, Rochester, for superior article 
of paint, s. si], med. 
E Bradfleld, Rochester, ornament made of prus- 
siate of potash, trans. 
J C Alorris, Troy, for improved safe, trans. 
Stetson, Magher& Co., superior article of stone 
ware, trans. 
E A Miller, Rochester, superior paste and wa¬ 
ter-proof blacking, s. sil. med. 
George Ware, Le Roy, trans. for superior arti¬ 
cle of teazels. 
A J Allen, Fair Haven, Vt., roofing tile, 
trans. 
VV II Kemp, New York, superior article of 
enough to say that he united to profound legal ed j n J 
acquirements great natural gifts. He was not on- .oca 
ly an honest man, but he brought to bear in his J 
decisions, astute learning, and an intimate ac¬ 
quaintance with both English and American au- To ( 
thorities. or to M 
In 1848, he was appointed a Justice of the Su- Btauds 
preme Court, and his term of oifice was signal¬ 
ized by the same display of profound wisdom and Dea' 
ed in England, June 1, 1851; in France, Oct. 5, 
1850. 
^ m ^ -r, tt il ttt confined to hia bed for two or three weeks, with a 
lo C. . url ut, of Waukau, Wis., for im- | severe attack of pleurisy. 
provement in gauges used in turning. -Hon. David Wilmot has been nominated by 
I o G, I. DeDouhet, of Paris, I ranee, tor im- the Democrats of the 13th Judicial District of I’eiNi- 
provement in the manufacture of paints. Patent- sylvania as Presiding Judge of the Supreme Court 
ed in England, June 1, 1851; in France, Oct. 5, of that District. 
1850. -The Liberty party Convention at Buffalo '< 
designs. nominated Gerrit Smith for President and Charles 
To Charles Zeuner, of Cincinnati, O., (assign- Durkee, Free Soil member of Congress from Wis- 
or to M. Greenwood Sc Co.,) for design for shovel cons ' a > tl>r y * ce President. 
6taudg -A large landed proprietor in Ireland states, 
-— that the gross agricultural produce of Ireland for 
Death of Judge Sill. —The Hon. Seth E. the present year will exceed in value, by no less 
Death of Judge Sill. —The lion. Seth E. 
! mn * a^V ice - C h ancell o l ^ ^ distlngul - slied Sill, Judge of the Supreme Court for the 8th Ju- than £15,000,000, that of last year. 
noticing his death, appropriately remarks: 
_ dicial District, died suddenly at his residence, in -Late Mexican advices state that the Govern- 
Slate Nominating Conventions. Buffalo, on tho 15th inst. The Buffalo Express in ment seems fully sensible of the precarious condi. 
- noticing his death, appropriately remarks: tion of affairs, and spares no pains to preserve in- 
In the press of matter last week the following To hig f amilv> his loss ig j rre parable. As a ternal P eace > in hopes to * tave ° n ’ a revolution. 
was omitted. We now give it for the purpose of husband and a father he was tender, faithful and -A tailor in Gotha, Germany, has invented, 
reference, rather than es news to the majority of devoted. In all his relations to society his conduct with the assistance of a chemist, a now process by 
our readers. The Democratic and Whig State wa ^ irreproachable. As a lawyer, he was diligent which clothes arc mnde without sewing, the pieces 
.. . i j • u 1 , , il an d able—as a Judge, learned, and upright. His r , 
Conventions were., eld in Syracuse last week; the death jeaveg a voi 8 in societ aud 0 P t 8 e benc , being joined by a species of glue or paste. 
i__ iiuk i.tai ii il . . J ’ i ~ ... v ..T.. 
In the press of matter last week the following .. To his family> his logs ig irrep arable. As a 
was omitted. We now give it for the purpose of husband and a father he was tender, faithful and 
2 safes with Lilly’s safe locks, J C Morris, Troy, g°i d lea.f, dip. 
sil med. ' Gardiner <fc Mix, Schoharie, for an oscillating 
1 democrat wagon, Soules & West, Marcellus, roller axle wheel for wagon, a certificate, a diplo- 
tom, derived from Fatherland, of holding special 
religious services at the completion of the harvests, 
when annual collections lor benevolent purposes 
trans. ma and sil med.hav 
1 light buggy wagon, C E Stauring, Schenectady, No. 6! 
, , trans - E T Whitney, II 
Clark s patent combined grinding and bolting mill, first premium, diplo 
Edwin Clark, Lancaster City, Penn., M F Reynolds. I 
dip and s. medal. ' trans. 
i doz. horse shoes, Wm Cutting, Rochester, trans. Miss Mary B Alle 
Shingle machine, Smith Sc Hustings, Rochester, kingdom, sil. medal. 
ma and sil med. having been awarded last year. 
No. 69 .—Fine Arts. 
E T Whitney, Rochester, for daguerreotypes 
first premium, diploma. 
M F Reynolds, Rochester, stained glass, vol. 
trans. 
Miss Mary B Allen, Rochester, chart of animal 
Barometer and Thermometer, D. Kendall, Pitts- 
ford, dip. 
Buggy wagon with 2 seats, Goodrich Sc Root, 
Mt. Morris, trans. 
Family carriage, John G. King, Romulus, trans. 
Washing machine, Joseph Hall, Unadilia, trans. 
Chain pump and fixtures, J W Wheeler Sc Co., 
Seneca Falls, s. med. 
2 force pumps, N F Morris, Seneca Falls, S. s. 
med. 
Morticing machine, Lee, Mann Sc Co., trans. 
Rich <fe Leslie, Rochester, samples of graining, 
vol. trans. 
F Vandorn, Rochester, samples of graining, 
diploma. 
R B Appleby, Rochester, daguerreotypes, vol. 
trans. 
J F Thomas, Syracuse specimens of die sink¬ 
ing and seal engraving, sil. medal. 
O B Evans, Buffalo, daguerreotypes, sil. medal. 
D P Newell, Rochester, window shades, sil. 
medal. 
Lambert’s Pictorial Anatomy, vol. trans. 
] ormer on the 10th inst., and the latter on the 11th. that cannot easily be filled 
'Phe Democrats nominated the following gentle- - 
men as their State officers:— Harvest Sermons. —The German Reformed 
For Judge of Appeals-Alexander S. Johnson. ( CI,ur f es of P^isyivania 
Secretary of Stale-Henry S. Randall. tom, derived from Fatherl 
Comptroller—John C. Wright. re 'g ,ous ^v.ces at he coir 
Treasurer-Benj. Welch, 5r. whe ‘ 1 ? nnual collect.ons , 
Attorney General-Levi S. Chatfield. ar0 taken ®P- * n a c,rc < 1. 
State Engireer-Wm. J. McAlpine. Hanover, 1 a the present 
Canal Comn.lssioner-H. Wheaton. m , ons wer f e we 1 at ( te '! ded ’ 
Prison Inspector-Henry Storms. * taken up for charitable obje 
The Whigs nominated the following State of- Albany University._ ' 
fleers:— parturient of Scientific Aj 
Judge of Appeals—Samuel A. Foot. with this Institution. Pro! 
Secretary of State—James C. Forsyth. Yale College, will deliver 
Comptroller—Geo. W. Patterson. commencing the first wee! 
Treasurer—James M. Cook. same time, Prof. Hall will 
Attorney General—Daniel Ullinan. Goadby on Etymology 
State Engineer—Ilezekiah C. Seymour. the Albany Academy, on k 
Canal Commissioner—Henry Fitzhugh.-- 
Prison Inspector—Alexander H. Wells. Ten Dollars a Basket. 
Churches of Pennsylvania have a pleasant cus- treeg reco vered in time 
-Several fruit trees inoculated with the poison ) 
of the rattlesnake, at Albany, wore poisoned by ) 
the virus, so that the leaves wilted and died, The , 
-While playing with matches, a female child 
of four years, of Mr. Mahony, of East Granbury, 
are taken up. In a circle of churches around set fire to a bed and to her own clothes, and 
Hanover, Pa., the present year, the harvest ser- was burnt so badly that she died. 
mons were well attended and a donation of $45 _ The seve re frost on the night of tho 14th } 
taken up for charitable objects. . , r ,, • ) 
1 _ t _ inst.. damaged all the tobacco left in the fields m < 
Albany University.— There is to bo a “ De- Connecticut river valley. Two-thirds of the crop, \ 
partinent of Scientific Agriculture” connected however, had been gathered. 
with this Institution. Prof. John P. Norton, of _The largest toll ever paid on one boat’s car. ' 
with this Institution. Prof. John P. Norton, of _The largest toll c 
Yale College, will deliver a Course of Lectures, „ 0 out 0 f tbe c j 4y 0 f j 
commencing the first week in January. At the , , 
same time, Prof. Hall will Lecture on Geology; pu,d by the Am “] C ™ 
Dr. Goadby on Etymology; and Prof. Cook, of ^ a8t V1Z 7 
the Albany Academy, on Elementary Chemistry. -R’ s 9a * d * n Bosi 
go out of the city of New York to Buffalo, was 
puid by the American Transportation Co. on Sotur- 
State Engineer—Ilezekiah C. Seymour. the Albany Academy, on Elementary Chemistry. - 11 is 9a,d in Boston that the President has ) 
Canal Commissioner—Henry Fitzhugh. --- appointed Benjamin II. Curtis, of that city, a ■ 
Prison Inspector—Alexander H. Wells. Ten Dollars a Basket for Peaches. —Twen- Judge of the Supreme Court of the U. S., to the ’ 
— - ty-five baskets of Morris white peachos were sold post vacated by the death of the Hon. Levi Wood- < 
IDF We see it stated that the first train of cars on the steamer John Neilson, Wednesday morn- bury / 
passed over the railroad from Elmira to Canan- ing, at ten dollars per basket. They were very _ T he deaths in New York for the week end- 
daigua on the evening of the 15th. This road large, and bought by a confectioner, who will put ... , , . r , , ,, > 
has a broad guage, and is only an extension of the them up in brandy, and retail them in the winter in K haturda >' last > were 41 ’> ° u kom no ass m11 ( 
New York and Erie Road to Canandaigua. Ac- at twenty-five cents each. A number of baskets 44 aro reported as having died lrom coup de soletu ( 
live measures are in progress to continue it direct- of the same kind of peachos were sold at the rate At Philadelphia during the same period the deaths ( 
Jy to Niagara Falls. of two dollars a hundred. were only 165. 
14 aro reported as having died from coup de soleil. 
At Philadelphia during the same period the deaths 
were only 165. 
