MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER: AN AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER. 
found. “Here,” said farmer B., “I have 
found something. We can guess at it near 
enough with this. 
Now step into the road. Between the 
house and barn there is just room for the 
traveling community to pass, —on either 
side of the way are old wagons, sleds, boai ds, 
A WA-RTVPD Geldings. —1st. M G Varacy, Prospect, Oneida, Dip. rind Manure Forks.—lit. Paris Furnace Co, $3; 2d, 
PREMIUMS AWARDED _ $10; L B Proctor, Hartwick, Otsego, 8 ; 3d. WilliairiH Hills, J Rapalje A Co, 2. 
At the N. Y. Stale Agricultural Society’s Fair, Rome Oneida, 6; 4th. Jona Bliss, Floyd, Oneida, Youatt.— rr Riqqinq .— Beniamin Plant, New Hart* 
At Utica, September 9, 1852. Commended .-Clark & Gerolman, Wlutestown, Oneida, J M V * 
—— r W V Willoughby, Newport, Herki- IFtre' Broom. Chas H Toll Schenectady $3. 
CATTLE. D jp UIU 1 sio- 2d. H B Moore, 8 ; D W Curtis, Canaan, Twine Brooms. —1st. Chas H loll, $3; 2d. John 
m,__S P (Inn- m c II_1.:-.. V/tnatt _. . , tt. • o 
ss .—This 
to this harness V “ What work, I never saw ^ Devon 
the like. I never can find anything when I 
want it. I declare it takes more time to get 
ready to do any thing than it does to do the John M 
work.” Tucker! 
Indeed it is strange that Mr. B. should not | 
learn, after such inconveniences every day cotes. 
experienced, to have a place to put his tai in- cj 1 fp inu 
10. Two years old, 
‘Osceola,’ 20; 2d. N 
.lolm Muir, Madisoi 
Wainwright, Rhincl 
Tuckerman, Richfit 
H Church, Vernon Centre, ‘Diamond, ! & Bro( u e §12- 2d. J A Jackson, GilbertsviUe, Otsego, „ tt.,u- c, r po a Medal 
d.—1st. J II Caswell, West Exter, Vt Barlow, G. Under two years old.-lst. Jno Sweatland A Co, Halt-moon, bar CO b Aledal 
Marcus Loach, Fulton, Oswego, lo, 3d. ^ Rathbone, Springfield, 12; 2d. John McDonald, 10; 3d. ChdTtCT Odk. —2d, J S & M 1 ccknarn, o J>lCCl. 
«; mL°! a "“ T J 00d ' . ... » Coal Stovo-Cddon Got,.- 1st. JSiH Peck- 
Cotes. —Three years old.—isc. Lambs.—1st. Elias L liariow, »; za. jacou v. rvuxiuone, 
we<-o $30 • 2d. W P & C S Waiuwriglit, 20; 3d. Jno R Morre jp s shepherd and 4. Commended.—J A Jackson, fine 
Chapman, Oneida I-ake, 10. Two years old.—1st. Win C buck lum b, Trans; John McDonald, do; E L Barlow, year- 
Remington, Sennett, Cayuga, 20; 2d. WP&C S Wain- bn g. e wes, do. 
Manure Forks.— 1st, Paris Furnace Co, $3; 2d, McClavy A Powis, Seneca Falls, 1 cast iron well 
I R/malie A Co 2. curb for cbam P um P> trans - . 
Hau Riqqing .—Beniamin Plant, New Hart* W A L E Gurley, 1 roy, 1 ca 9 e civil engineer s 
- r d <j §5 and surveyor's instruments, dip and med. 
Wire Broom .—Chas H Toll, Schenectady, $3. C P Barbour,- Troy, 1 flock renovator trans. 
Twine Brooms.— 1st. Chas H Toll, $3; 2d. John Spencer A Tucker, Hartford, Cfc, 1 lady s sew- 
Richardson Utica 2 ing bird, Thomas’ Fruit.. 
Dick’s Anti-friction Lever Cheese Press .—This Sam’l Reynolds, jr. A Co, 1 model water wheel, 
nress having teen overlooked by the committee, trans and $3. . , . , 
in consequence, probably, of the absence of the Lewis King, Madison, an improvement in draft 
exhibitor who was on a committee, the Execu- of carriages and wagons, dip and $.1. 
rive Committee appointed a special committee to David Nelson, Deerfield, lot horse shoes, trans. 
examine it, who, considering it superior to any- Wm D Durkee, Syracuse, 1~ Scotch bolts, 
thing they have ever seen in the way of a press, trans. „ „ 0 , , 
have awarded a diploma and silver medal to Jo- C B Hutchinson A Co, Syracuse, 1 model stave 
— co, 
IS S J V niton, Sksnenteies, 1 mlil stone dressing 
BrusbW do; 1W„ <*£*££*£ Ml If'pX T^nton. model of an ngricultu- 
extra Cast Steel Hoes, do, J Rapalje A, Co, bio ^ ^ ^ ^ $3 _ 
tato Hoes, do. orTi ^ TTT _ J W Norcross, Cicero, Onondaga, wire fence, 
COOKING STOVES. tranSt 
Wood Stoves— Half-Moon Imp.—1st. Warren, Albert Smith, Rochester, belt clasp, superior 
Sweatland & Co, Half-moon, Sar co, S Medal. article, trans. 
Charter Oak. —2d, J S A M Peckham, S Sled. Joseph E Holmes, Dick’s boiler plate punch. 
Coal Stove—Golden Gate. —1st. J S A M Peck- sil medal. , .. 
ham S Sled Dick’s saw grummer for cutting saw teeth, sil 
™ r p’hxnix.—2d, G W Wood A Co, Utica, S Sled, medal. 
Cooking Range.—J Dimick, Troy, S Med. ARTICLES OF WOOD, Ac. 
Furnaces. —1st. Giles A Walker, Rome, S Sled; Palmer cfc Seymour, Clayville, one sulkey and 
1° r ..„ are the whiftlctrecs ?” John, (None awmrdcd.) Heifer caff.—1st. J M Sherwood, 8; 2d. g e rf;,* r dsTitrodie, Adams, Jefferson, 6; 2d. Elias L Barlow, Nnife, Iians, John ic i.iu son, ^ adp 
*• Charley, wlieioarc tnowimutu^ P Chapm;m , • Ruby 3d,’ Trans, and 3. Commended.- ^ Gr!in Duch e SS) 4. Under two years.-ist. John Me- Brushes, do; Brown cfc Babcock, unaaiua * OIKS, 
t„v« vnil soon the end board to this waggon- J yi Sherwood, 3 yrs old eow ‘Amina,’ Trails.; J M Slier- D(mal j Warren, Herkimer, 6; 2d John McDonald, 4. Mid- ex ( ra Cast Steel Hoes, do; J Rapalje cfc Co, 0 1 O- 
nave you seen t . otranis wood, 2 yrs old heifer ‘ Pansy 5.H.’ do.; NJ Beacon heifer Woolcd—Ovcv two years.—1st. John McDonald, G; 2d. R j 
box? “Who knows where the name-strap IS ca!f) do.;Sa m ’l Merriman, Onskauy, Oneida, 2 yrs old, do. John McDonald, 4. Cross Breed .—Over two years.—Best, taL ° n ’ c 3 T nVFCJ 
tlHc LornPSS “ What work, I never saw Devoss.-A«/&.-T hree years Old.—1st. L H.Colby, Richard Gypson, Westmoreland, 6. CUUK1JNU 
to tms nai noss . , T Scipio, Cayuga, ‘Champion’ $30 ; 2d. Jno Olivcr Sterling, LoNG Wooi.ED-Ricci-Two years upward.— 1 st. Hunger- Wood Stoves — Half-Moon Imp.— 
tho like. I never can find anything when 1 Ca ‘ 2t); 3d. S II Church, Vernon Centre, ‘Diamond, ford & Brod i e , S12; 2d. J A Jackson, Gilbertsville, Otsego, r. n,, pTalf-monn. Sar CO. 
Wood Stoves—Half-Moon Imp— 1st. Warren, 
.. John McDonnell, 10; 3d. John A Rathbone Buck n or,linn Ranae — J Dimick, Troy, S Med. 
unbs.— 1st. Elias L Barlow, 8 ; 2d. Jacob C Rathbone, Looking Jic g . Woll-m- Romo S Med- 
orrell’s Shepherd and 4. Commended—J A Jackson, fine Furnaces. — 1st. Giles cfc Walker, Rome, b AleU, 
lek lamb, Trans; John McDonald, do; E L Barlow, year- 2d. J S cfc M Peckham, do. 
lg ewes, do. Hall Stoves.— 1st. Warren, Sweatland cfc Co, S 
Middle Wooled— Bucks .—Over two years old.— 1st. Z . n.j p B Thompson, N Y, Alallory cfc Ingalls, 
Wakeman, Herkimer, ®12; 2d. Z B Wakeman, 10; Z B * v | cu > ■" ‘ 
, , 1 + oe nnmro Trans, ana o. uoinmeuucu.—«uic» 
would save themselves much perplexity as T rails.- Jas Baker, Edmeston, 2 yrs old heifer, 
well as loss of time. J. SlBLEY. do.: R n Van Rensselaer, heifer 1 year old, do, J Freenyer, 
Ransomville, N. Y., Sept. 3, 1852. Herefords.—RkRs.—T hree years old.—1st. (None award- 
-- ---- e ,i.) 2d. Roswell Harmon, Wheatland, Monroe, $20; 3d. 
POINTS OF A GOOD HOG. (None awarded.) Two years old..—1st. Erastus Corning, 
FULM J.D A j r Albany ‘Cardinal Wiseman,’ 20; 2d. and 3d. (None 
- a vvarded.) One year old.—1st. Wm H Sotham, Piffnrdina. 
I COULD caution tho reader against being I , iv ingston, ‘Climax,’ 15; 2d. I.F Allen, Buffalo, ‘.Talma, 
Wakeman, g’. Under two years old.—1st. Z B Wakeman, Lroy, 1 l'ans. 
§12- 2d. Z B Wakeman, 10. Five Ewes —Over two years Hollow W 
old.—1st. J M Sherwood, Auburn, 12; 2d. Z B Wakeman, „ 
K). 3j c W Eells, 6. Under two years old.—1st. Z B - L,ox ff 7 ' 
Wakeman, 12; 2d. Wm Robson, 10; 3d. Geo K Eells, G.— Trans; W arr 
Three buck lambs.—1st. Z B Wakeman, 8; 2d. J M Slier- 
whipple tree book, s s med. 
W B Hatch Utica, invalid bedstead, trans. 
Penfield cfc Blackwell, Utica, two pleasure car¬ 
riages, s s med. 
D A Lyon, Utica, four pleasure carriages, 12 
Hollow Ware .—W B Durkee, Syracuse, S Med. D A Lyon, Utica, four pleasure carriage! 
Box Stoves— Commended .—G W Wood & Co, horse sleigh, s mecL 
Fox aioves owwu Harvey Rutland, Ulica, refrigerator, trans. 
Trans, M arren, bt\ eatL , ■ t?. n Print.nnll. Scbeneetadv. one buararv wa 
12; 2d. R E Kccsc, 10. Three buck lambs.—1st. Jos Has- Jersey City, do. 
secondary to points. It you nnd a nogpos- otsego, 
sessed of such points ol form as are ealeu- Ayrej 
lated to insure early maturity, and facility Coxaack 
Ayresiiirf.s. — Hulls .— Three years old. J C Tiffany, 
kixsackie, Greene, exhibited bull ‘ Dandy,’ with no corn- 
well, 8; 2d. R E Keese, Morrell and 4. Three ewe lambs— 
R e’ Keese, 8; 2d. Er/.a Gage, Morrell and 4. 
WOOL. 
1st. Fleeces, (none awarded;) 2d. N M Dart, Ilarpcrsfield, 
Delaware, $3. 
SWINE. 
Large Breed— Boars —Over two years—Isaac W Curry, 
South Trenton, Oneida, $10. One year.—Z B Wakeman, 
10. Six months.—1st. Otis Simmons, Madison, 8; 2d. Mor- 
’ E B Brintnell, Schenectady, one buggy wagon, 
SILVER Y\ ARE, efec. gjj nied. 
Manufacturing Co, Chicopee, Mass, S M; j a s H. Reed, Utica, four bunches spruce shin- 
i for sword belts, Dip; Silver Ware, Hall gles, traus. 
ir, Albany, S M; Table cutlery, South Watson Ellis <fe Co, Whitest-own, 8 pails, 4 
utlery Co, Conway, Mass, Otis Childs, wash tubs, 2 keelers 2 churns, trans. 
:utlery, Am Waterville Manu- Thos C Robinson, Utica, 1 child’s carriage, 
Razors—fine sample—manu- trans. 
christ <fc Ramapo Razor Co, W H Scranton, Utica, three nests knot bowls, 
s sil med. 
i METAL COMPOSITION Richard B Gee, Utica, 1 patent poitfolio stand, 
Home, Working model steam ‘J Verifier, Schenectady 1 rat trap, trans. 
. , . . J R Miller, Oneida, 2 rustic sofas, 2 fruit stands, 
ca, one metallic plumb level ^ ( ] 0 picture frame, s sil med, 
3, trans. ^ j as q OTj Utica, an Elizabetbeau loo table, sil 
MACHINES AND METAL COMPOSITION. 
Benj H Wright, Rome, Working model steam 
engine, S Med. 
R H Stone, Utica, one metallic plumb level 
and dividing square, trans. 
Seymour, Brothers rfc Co, Westmoreland, one medal 
card of brass and iron American bolts; two mod- j W A S L Lawrence, Utica, patent paring 
SSSSiS! w cS: L S52SHR? SS * 
Coxsackie, Greene, ‘ Repeal, 
■IcL y ear -—J°bn Jeffers, Kirkland, 10. 
5 u |i * Small B reed.— Boars —One year.—A Barnard, Marshall, 
..... §10.—Six months.—Henry Dodge, Trenton, 8. Sows—Two 
years old.—1st. L T Marshall, Vernon, 10; 2d. Z B Wake- 
, man, 5. One year.—1st A L Fish, Litchfield, 10; 2d. Elisha 
model patent blind butts and fasteners, Dip. 
Johnson <fc Brothers, Clarkville, metallic light¬ 
ning rod, Pratt’s patent, trans and 5>3. 
ru n _ -MT __ Lvooo 
months.—Henry Dodge, cocks, trans. 
Krastus Stebbms, Chicopee Mass, lot of brass ^- rans 
J B Ingersoll, Illion, melodeons, trans. 
Daniel Fay, Chester, Mass, 1 apple parer, trans. 
J Eastman, 1 patent bee hive with bees, 
Commended.—James Plant, E A Petrie, Clayvillle, two set pipe wagon g ^ eac [ j trans, 
A L Webster, Mt PelaiD, Vt,, 1 invalid bed- 
boxes and skeins, trans. 
Rochester, $3; 2d. J M and nuts, trans. 
Whitesboro Bolt Co, Whitesboro, 1 case bolts trang 
J II Taylor, Fayetteville, 1 patent cherry table. 
a hog ai'o tho tollowing :—In tho first place. grade.—O n 
sulficient depth of carcass, and such an cion- Auburn, llurh: 
gation of body as will insure a sufficient lat- ^ 
oral expansion. I^ct the loin and chest bo ^ p 0 oi, Clinton 
broad. The breadth of tho former denotes Miller, Oneida, 
Polands.— 1st. Jacob Harper, New Hartford, S3; 2d. F R 
Clinton, Devon and Native, 10._ One year old.—1st. Creig 
Farewell, Watertown, 2. „ 
Black Spanish.— 2d. prem. T I Pritchard, Queens, $2. i 
Jersey Blues.— 2d. D P Newell, S2. Wtii 
Shanghaes, &c.—1st. D P Newell, $3; 2d. M Van Dusen, q 
Vienna, Onbu'io, 2. 
Bantams.— 1st. L D St George, New Hartford, S3; 2d. J COW 
Orin Morse cfc Co, Rochester, Morse’s patent aQ(] trans 
sk and gate fastener, attached to model, ..I E S Bav 
F M Mattice, Buffalo, triangular rail fence, dip 
E S Barnum, Utica, 6 corn baskets, dip and 
P W Leibert, Chambersburgh, Pa., model of t] . ans 
West’s cast iron submerged water wheel, trans. ^ Eastman, Deerfield, 6 axe helves and 1 Col- 
Cook Darling, Utica, Darling’s substitute for ^ on , g j, a t en t, bee hive, trans. 
cow catcher. Coin’d. < E W Phelps, Newark, Ohio, 1 Ohio premium 
J Sargeant, Shelburn Falls, Mass, Pratt’s patent ^ e(; ]q ve> trans. 
apple parer, $ 2 . 
Michael O’Rouke, Utica, 5 liorse shoes, trans. 
G Davis, Syracuse, pipe box and arrangement 
for attaching’hubs and axles of wagons, $3. 
Henry Simmons, Paris, 1 sun dial, trans. 
W W Marston, N Y r city, 1 case breech loading 
self cleaning fire arms, S Med. 
animal. Tho bono should bo small and the aIK j 3/ Commended.— John Brown, Durham cross, Traus. 
la mrvvA indicative of \iTivra.—O hm.—T hree years old.—1st. Elisha Williams, 
just prevent the animal s Deny irom ™,i g - ’ 
upon tho ground. Iho leg IS tne least pi O- Working Oxen.— Best 20 yoke from one County,— 1st. 
fi table portion of the hog, and we require (None awarded;) 2d. S M Mason and others, New Hart- 
So more of it than it ablolntoly necessary 
for the rest. See that the feet be hrm and awar(led .) Host Single yoke.—1st. N B Wakeman, Covert, 
sound; that the toes lie well together, and 
pass straightly upon tho ground; as also, working heifers, 5. 
that the claws are even, upright and healthy. Steers .—Three years old.— Best 10 yoke from one 
Many say that tho form of the head is 
of little or no consequence, arm that a po jA East Hamilton, Madison, 12 ; 2d. E.Sheldon, 10; 
Bolton Grey Fowls.— Chas Sanford, Clinton, $3. 
Peacocks.—T J Wright, Utica, $3. 
Small Ducks.— 1st. John S Clarke, Tliroopsville, $3; 2d. 
Aaron C Johnson, Marcy, 2. 
Guinea Hens —1st. Russell Blackstone, New- Hartford, 3; 
2d. J W Granby, Paris, 2. 
Geese, Large— 1st. Obadiah Howland, Owasco, $3; 2d. 
Lyman Avery, Clayville, Onondaga, 2. 
Geese, Wild.—W m F Potter, Utica, $3. 
Lot Poultry. —1st. D P Newell, $10; 2d. E H Bliven, 
Horace Lettmgton, Norwich, 1 single carnage, 
s sil med. 
Dervin Hallenbeck, Whitestown, 2 light bug¬ 
gies, trans. . 
Moses Miller, Washington, one business and 
pleasure cutter, dip. 
O Cottle, Syracuse, one morticing, boring and 
1 * -- - - -7 . . . 1 J Y7 L/UU.1U, M i IUVUU1., —.O' - o 
Wells and Kendall, Clinton, six cast steel draw ^b mo rticing machine, s sil med. 
knives, $3. Lown & Carpenter, Troy, open front buggy 
Mathew Sullivan, Mohawk, seven horse shoes, wa0 . Qn and one cutter) s s il rae d. 
Lot Native Fowls.— 1st. J F Ebensperger, Frankfort, $3; 
2d. Hiram Gillmorc, Utica, 2. 
Commended. —J VV Granby, Paris, for a lot of G Peacocks, 
S3; Lyman Avery, Clayville,‘Poultry, Trans; Wm M Rowe, 
Utica, Hamburgh Golden Plieasants, do; E II Bliven, White 
Shanghae Fowls, do, E E Platt, Albany, long eared Rabbits, 
do; Geo Washburn, Utica, a lot of Fowls, do; T J Sizer, a 
John A Berrill, Watervillc, one card plane irons, 
trans. , „ _ . 
0 H Cook, Coeymans, adjustable quiltiug 
frames, Norton’s Essay. 
Bradley <fc Noble, Rushford, pair Hubbard s 
Mallory cfc Ingalls, Troy, Stanley cfc Co.’s car patent sc if. a djusting carriage gearing, conta 
heels, dip. a new priuciple of spring, dip. 
Zenas Wright, Utica, one meat cutter, trans. -pirns J H Reading, Kirkland, 1 improved 
J M B Davidson, Albany, two Davidson’s fire stt>ad dip 
-Stack *» taffiug " ' 'discretionary. No. 3. _ 
fork handle, small sil med. Johnson cfc Godell, N Y, American porcelain, 
Evans cfc Ckatfield, Utica, one portable water sil med. . . 
closet, one case tin and bronzed ware, model of Elisha Water, Troy, case of atmospheric >reas 
Chilson’s air warming and ventilating furnace, cups and cupping instruments, ss med and trans. 
Chas P Davis, Utica, stained glass windows. 
PLOWING. 
1st. A. D. Grannis, Tlios Williams, plowman, di loma 
Peter Auld’s plow, New Hartford, §12; 2d. Sam’l i„ q H 
„ ------.NK—■ Jas H Bushnell, Utica, model of R R brake, $3. diploma. _ _ . ,, 
d— Hiram Campbell, New Yffirk Mills, Edward Hmtness, Downs & Co, Seneca Falls,4 pipe boxes,3 iron Henry Basto, New Hartford, samples cotton 
Lain calves, plowman, Peter Auld’s plow, 10; 3d. Chas W c i amt)S trans; do do, one hand cast iron sled, one rope, dip. . r 
Eells, himself plowman, Ne Plus Ultra plow, 8 ; c . r 1 ; ’ 8 sil me d. P U May, penmanship and card writing, $5. 
, . . A. . t —. ■ t i n • li _ . , • l -\r mnrh o mnnmnnnr. 
facility, and, altogether, to turn out more Brown, West, Winfield, Herkimer, 1 pr of Durham calves, plowman, l c 
profitably, than one of questionable or im- small silver medal. Eells, himsell 
^ c ,1- 1 cneli boino* the ease I COT1- One year old .—Best 10 yoke from one county. 1st. and 4th. H B Bar 
pure stock; and sucri being tne case, i con awarded>) Be ^ single yo kc.-lst. D M Brown, Ruo .„i e . 
sider that the head ot the hog IS, by no JJ ,-ooUflold, Madison, $8; 2d. S H Hammond, same place, ‘ 
means, a point to be ovevlookod by the pu^ #£ 4 'gb A I, R 
chaser. 1 he description OI head most like more ']and, silver medal; 2d. (None awarded.) Commend- Transactions. 
ly to promise, or rather to be concomitant e d.—Geo Clark, Trans. Boys.— 1st. 
of high taking is.onenot ***> 
bone, not too fiat on the ioieneaci 01 pos vi]!0) Oneida, Trans. P 
Brower tfc Hiuman, Syracuse, one set steamboat 
d locomotive alarm bells, dip and s med. _ 
Jason L Burdick, Utica, one job power printing 
wagon skein and Owens <fc Newland, Utica, marble monument, 
diploma. 
one set steamboat Chas Cable <fc Son, Poughkeepsie, mineral wa- 
and s med. ter, superior, s s med. 
ob power printing J M Stocking, case hats and caps, trans. 
D . F W Buckingham twelve sides finished kip 
Boys. —1st. Jas Bryden, (under 21,) Kirkland, g> one card pie8 ’ S) ^5 and dip. . F W Buckingham twelv 
iter Auld’s plow, $12. 1 j A Williams, Utica, one improved locomotive leather, trans. 
ward, and, at the same time, light am, «i,u. Chnton, SfMi’H ¥ Ca7ey, Trans. Commended. J W Fanning MM-lsi. dacoo uiapper voru „ looer > s scale, one counter scale, 
Nor should the buyer pass over even the TaJ . lor / 4 o llC ad 3 yr old steers, Trans. $10; 2d, Sam’l Cochrane, Petersburgb, Y a., o, 3d. mg ^ g med 
carriage of a pig. If this be dull, heavy, HORSES. John Post Fly Creek, Tran& Sraith & Richardson, Utica, two car axles and 
and dejected, reject him, on suspicion of ill- For AIX work .-stallions four years old. l st. D Nortli, Corn Stalk Gutter. —1st. 1 ajloi lliomas A Lo, ^ samp]e of iron; trans . 
health'if not of some concealed disorder Middlefiekl,‘Gifford Morgan/ m 2 d. Truman^BDewc^ New Y ork, $ 10; 2d. J Rapalje A Co, 5. D L) Whitney, N Y city, agent for.Samuel 
actually existing, or just about to break ‘ 1 nKHiimder,’ r io ; 4th.’s D Remington^ Men a ^ Bailstou Spa TnmVand 3. ’ ’~ C ' Jackson, John J Riddle and Samuel Riddle, one 
forth: and there can not bo a more unia- Sennett, ‘ Young Black Hawk,’ Youatt. * J,-’,. Commended —Jared Clarke Una- patent brick mill, dip and trans. 
vornh ffi svmntom than almng-down. slouch- Marc and foal.- 1st. Samuel Baker Edmeston, 830; 2d. Dana A Maynard, Utica, 6 patterns iron railing 
ing head; Of course, a fat hog for slaugh- ‘ Ox Yoke.—1st. L E Beard, Andover, Mass., for fences,2 do> for 
tor, or a lioavy with young has not ^ 84 11 W Mas0 “’ tZ Si 4 “o„ Uori" posts. 1 m -«« iron 
much sprightlmess of dcpoitment. ‘Black Hawk,’ do; Eli Rudd, Ellisburgh, Jefferson, ‘\oimg Onondaga Co 1. dv A ckeins and boxes, 1 umbrella stand, 1 pair iron 
Nor is color altogether to be losUightoL 3 ± cvlWrical 
In tho case of hogs I would prefer those can Eagle’ do; J R Tucker, Buffalo, ‘YoungDefinnce, do. rp g ’ ’ J Wm. S Aumock, N. Y city, Dunock cylindncf 
r „ W ^k for -J- “S:.- -Co,,..,™.. J L Boojb;s ratent G^a Separator; J N AD «jS?£ X.^ StSS 
Kj™ idZt^u b t , i P 7eho“„'d “sassaf-— te “ dBW . 
FARM IMPLEMENTS. 
Harrow. —1st. J. Rapalje A Co., Rochester, $ 6 ; 
2d. Z B Wakeman, 3. 
Corn Cultivator— 1 st. J Rapalje & Co, $G; 2d. 
J S A M Peckham, Utica, 3. 
Fanning Mill. — 1st. Jacob Clapper, l‘ort Plain, 
$10; 2d, Sam’l Cochrane, Petersburgb, Va., 5; 3d. 
John Post, Fly Creek, Trans. 
Corn Stalk Cutter.—1st. Taylor, Thomas A Co, 
New York, $10; 2d. J Rapalje A Co, 5. 
one sample of iron, trans. 
D D Whitney, N Y r city, agent for. Samuel 
( n a Osborn, Watervliet, windmill, trans. 
Wm Bristol A Co, agents for E T Fairbanks *A H F Sheldon, oil water proof blacking, dip 
Co, St Johnsbury, Vt, one No 2 rack spring scale, C F Crosman, 40 rolls mineral cloth belting, 
Fairbanks patent, one No 7 platform, one No 10 trans. 
platform scale, one No l0)o platform, one Nq 11 Peck A Bangs, calf skins, trans. 
platform scale, one No 9 platform, one flour pack- E W Fitch, mineral paint, trans. 
ing scale, one grocer’s scale, one counter scale, 
one even balance scale, dip and s med. 
Smith A Richardson, Utica, two car axles and 
can Eagle,’ do; J R Tucker, Buffalo, ‘ Young Defiance,’ do. ’ ’ 1 J 
Draught. — Stallions.—1st. C Scobie, Springport, Cay-uga, Commended .—Y r olume of Transactions awarded 
‘Intent,’ $30; 2d. Charles Feck, Van Bureu, Onondaga, cac j 1 Q f t p e following:—C B Salmon, Elmira, 
‘IMS B Burnett, Syracuse, ‘Constcrna- J L Booth’s Patent Grain Separator; J N A D 
Chase’s patent $2; 2d. M W Mason, Elbriqge, ^ posts, 1 set oust iron 
H/v/VT— lot T-ic H Sherrill S10- 2d Brady A skeins and boxes, 1 umbrella stand, 1 pair lion 
Roman, 5; 3ci. J Rapalje A Co, garden Roller, laZ * NVT cyliDdrical “bfte *'Waif, Utica, caae. dentistry, s ail 
Cwnmendcd .—Volume of Transactions awarded | 3 “weit Troy, one church bell, iteA™y, New'YOTKdoldljT Win O Laird, 
on^factory l)^i, one' polished Lll, dip and med. Flovd.do.de. . ... 
le, Curtis Coe, fruit separator, trans. 
Peck A Bangs, 4 sides top leather, dip. 
nd Isaac Bronson, lot fancy wire with broom 
brushes, trans. 
lel G H Lamberton, 2 plants of tobacoo, trans. 
ne J T Johnson, N Y r , chemical erasive soap and 
patent starch polish, trans. 
ng McDougall A Fenton, case boots and shoes, 1st 
m- premium of $5 and dip. 
nd Samuel Gardner, N \ r , magnetic separator gold 
on washer, dip. . 
on Palmer A Co, Springfield, Mass, improved art:- 
.teemed oreeus. 41 two * -intent, iu. .... to each of the following:—L a salmon, Ibiimra, — —v ", , , v ;,, h in and med Flovd do do. 
ould look for black, as de p ° tl . 1 J. g t ^ n p a C " ‘’t^kough bSIS B Burnett, Syracuse, ‘Constcrna- JL Booth’s Patent Grain Separator; J N A D 011 j £'f^Whitlock, Troy, lot of cast and turned Vernon’Potter, sewing machine, trans. 
on with the Neapolitan ; but it too bare tioa ._ liavinK heretofor e received the first premium was Elmore, Elmira. . a ,,, white metal brittania ware, dip and med. Allen B Wilson, Conn, sewing machine, ca 
? hair, 1 would bo disposed to apprehend awar ded a certificate. Single Farm Wagon.—' 1st. R. Lewis, Deerfield, ’ r tt w .„ nnP sn ike draw- “ patent sewing lathe,” dip. 
o immediate alliance with that variety, three years oLD.-Stallions.-lst. o H FenneU, Ridge- 4M0; 2d. David Nelson, Deerfield, double and sm- D Hale, Hinsdale, Cattaraugus,one spike Benjamin Shaw, N Y r , ladies shoes and boots, 
a .ATGAniLRnt want of hardihood, that, wav, Orleans, .$25; 2d. Jno F Hager, Verona, 12; 2d. Ira ^ farm wa gon, 5. . . _ . «, traps. _ _ „ _,_dinloma. 
too immediate alliance with that variety, three years oLD.-StaUions—lst. OH FenneU, Ridge- $io ; 2d. David Nelson, Deerfield, double andsin- 
and a consequent want of hardihood, that, 5 . 4UL J Horace 1 woodyDeerff gle farm wagon 5. n,. others 
howevor unimportant, if pork be the object, Youatt.’ Mares!—’1st. Obadiah Howland, Owcgo, Ti0^, 25; Lumber agon. ‘ ( J ’ 
rolblers such animals b a 7.ai-dU.us speculations 
as stores, from their extreme susceptibility Tw0YEAU8 old- stallions.—1st. M D Burnet, Syracuse, Carriaqe Harness and Single Harness.—hi LI 
to cold and consequent liability to disease. <Tiptoo,’$15; 2d. Barnes Davis, Vernon,,10;Ad. EM Rem- - 
If white, and not too small, 1 would like l^M-' oLSSS; ' Chm- 1st. J B Norton, Albany, “Quaker 
D Hale, Hinsdale, Cattaraugus, one spike draw- ‘ 
Gr ’Walter Shed, Hartland, Niagara, one lemonade diploma. 
fount, Bar F Book. , ,, 
G Erkson, N Y city, Erkson’s patent double poHa 
. M ltem- 
. Mares. 
. Obadiah 
Carriaqe Harness and Sinqle Harness .—M H guage clevis, s med. . 
Lines, $5. J Dimmick, Hyde’s graduating twier, and port- 
" Churns. —1st. J B Norton, Albany, “Quaker able forge, $3 and trans. 
Churn ” $5; 2d. Cuyler Tanner, Skaueateles, On- S S Hitchcock, Rochester, 2 locomotive plat- 
po o form scales, 1 railroad beam and fixtures, one 40 
rvAssible variety of hue. These obsorva- One year old .—Stallions.—1 st. ChasiM Ingersoll, Loffi, 
possible vai mty U 1 I U Sene ® 10; 2d Wm R Kirby, Bainbridge, Chenango, o; 3d 
tions may appoar trivial, but they me tno Cahil ^g* a ttuck, Marcy, Oneida, Youatt. 
most impblLapf I have yet made, and the Matched Horses. —Carriage.— 1st. Benj Ashby, Auburn, 
nh- hliver will find }l}s account in attending §20; 2d. Olney Gould, Albion, Orleans 15; 3d. H Gould, 
plfe Pfi>Gl vyuu wai. » Ylbion, 8- Spoeiul, to H B Moore, Brighton, Monroe, span 
to them .-—Rwrql ifapd flook. R, a h()1 -ses, 20. Commended.— D S Forbes. Cbautauque, 
tu luuHfr - “ r j^ay norsc 
Draining of wot lands, and marshes, adds 
to their value by making them produce more Draugh 
and better crops, by producing them .earlier, 
by improving tho boftltb of tbo pa 
hQfJappds. Vw Sw* 
South Trenton fount. Bar F Book. FARM IMPLEMENlo. 
Flow Harness .—M LI Lines, Utica, $5. G Erkson, N Y city, Erkson’s patent double p orla ble Saw Mills. —1st, E W Badger, Fly 
Carriaqe Harness and Single Harness .—MH guage clevis, s med. . . . Creek, $10; 2d, Emery A Co., 8; 3d, E\Y Badger, 5. 
Lines, $5. J Dimmick, Hyde’s graduating twier, and port- ^ Shcller _ hav(l poaw ._lst, J Rapalje A Co, 
Churns. —1st. J B Norton, Albany, “Quaker able forge, $3 and trans. _,. *6; 2 d, Z Wright, Utica, 4. 
Churn, ” $ 5 ; 2d. Cuyler Tanner, Skaueateles, On- SS Hitchcock, Rochester, 2 locomotncp . - « Veqdable Cutler .—J Rapalje A Co., $6. 
ondaga co, 2. . form scales 1 railroad beam and fixtures, one 40 ^ E Harrison, N Haven, 
Cheese Press. —1st. M A Hackley, Bellville, $5; ton scales, dip and $3. _ . , . i Cr 4(10-2d Hart A Munson, Utica, 5. 
3d Chas Taylor. Little Falls, 3. D W Eamcs, West Turin, Leans, I improrcd U >«'“' s ^ r ._Z Wright, *5. 
Twelve Milk Pans— J A J B Larkin, Russia, $3. truck for railroad, trans. . Don yower churning machine. —A H Randall, $5. 
Grain Cradle.— 1st. J G Buiiitt, Catlin, Che- Clark Lewis, Yerona, 1 staple and - ox nngs F ' u ffp—\st, Hinman, Higlev A Co., Utica, $5; 
mung co, $3; 2d. Charles Clow A Co, Port By- for ox yoke, trans. , , 2d J ltapalje A Co., 3. 
ron 2. Hiram Rose, Utica, 2 horse shoes, trans. Horse Hoe .—P Seymour, E Bloomfield, $20. 
Hay Forks. —1st. Paris Furnace Co, Clayville, OP Nellis, Whitestown, 4 sizes cast iron pipe u - dtur(d p mp i cme7l l s> most numerous and best 
D J Millard agent, f,3; 3d. Chester Clark, Skane- taxesand ^keioMrans^^ mBchine> ^^.--1,! J Rapalje A Co., *35; 3d, Thomas 
ut6icSj - Foster l_itio<i« l j, 
C n°: f, 3 ' " S w s Louahhoroueh. Victor. Ontario, 1 model AMurd implmcnU in Sta ,,-J Rap- 
Farm Scraper .—Z Wright, $5. 
Bog power churning machine .—A II Randall, $o. 
Pump _1st, Hinman, Higlev A Co., Utica, $5; 
2d, J Rapalje A Co., 3. 
Horse Hoc.—? Seymour, E Bloomfield, $20. 
S Wright, Vernon, Youatt. q 4g. g d 
TV vair Farm Horses.— 1st. S M Mason, and others, •^ ^ 
New Hartford, §25. ° ’ 
Scythe, Snath and Handle.— 1st. Chas. Ulowe <E car axie, nans. , . 
>, $3: 2d. Nichols A Boley, Van Buren Centre, G K Akerman, Troy, improved car brake, dip 
and trans. 
alje A Co., $25. 
Commended. —Portable cider mill, YV R Lam- 
phaer, Lancaster, Pa, vol. trans.; do, D F Phelps, 
