INDIANA. 
Agricultural Societies, 
VERMONT, 
Addison, Middlebury_ 
Caledonia. St. Johnsbury 
Rutland, Rutland..._ 
Windham, Brooklj □_ 
Montgomery. Crawfordsville 
Morgan. Centerton_ 
Posey, New Harmony_ 
Fountain. Attica_ 
Noble, Albion_......_. 
Orange. Livonia_ 
Spencer, Rocfcport_ 
Steuben. Angola_ 
Union, Bridgeton... 
Step! Ut—21 
Sept. 25—28 
Oct 2—5 
Oct. 10—12 
Oct 3. 4 
Oct. 8 -13 
Oct. 10. 11 
.Oct. 4 5 
.Sept. 18—21 
upon the countenances, and Learn, ana pooKets 
of the farmers, and dealers in grain. The Mark 
Lane Express of August 6th, after giving notes 
of the weather in all parts of England and Scot¬ 
land, says:—“ These accounts are somewhat more 
cheering than of late, and probably attributable 
to the somewhat higher temperature experienced 
during the week, as well as the nights not being 
so cold. The progress of making hay has been 
slow, the great want of sun preventing its going 
np fast A good deal of this work has yet to be 
done, Borne portion being still in the fields, and 
but little has gone up welL We have some croak¬ 
ing about our wheat, but we are of opinion that 
this crop is Improving. Barley will be an exces¬ 
sively short and poor crop, save upon a few 
favored lands. A fine September harvest is what 
AMERICAN RURAL EXHIBITIONS FOR 1860. 
Italian Been. 
« a Bkb Keeper,” writing from Rome, N. Y., 
inquires in the Rural of the 18th inst, in regaid 
to Italian Bees, intimating that he ha« sent money 
for queens which do not come to hand. You 
reply by stating that some difficulty has been 
experienced in introducing these foreign queens 
to our native stock, &c. I cannot undertake to 
say what others may have done, hot T have met 
with no difficulty. 1 obtained of Mr. Parsons 
two qneens, one of which 1 immediately trans¬ 
ferred to a vigorous stock of common bees, 
which had previously been deprived of its queen, 
and all queen cellB destroyed as fast as begun. 
The other queen, with the few bees accom¬ 
panying her, I built up into a swarm, by giving it 
hatching brood comb from other hivcB, every 
tbreo or four days. Both of these queens are 
now tenants of popnlous hives, notwithstanding 
the fact that I have constantly been taking there¬ 
from brood combs and eggs, for the purpose of 
rearing Italian queens. 
The infest u ciy for a novice to do, would be to 
first take the qneen from the swarm to which he 
proposes to introduce the Italian, and after the 
lapse of five or six days, destroy all queen cells 
which may have been commenced. Now let him 
place the Italian queen, with a feu> workers, in a 
small box inverted over a hole in the top of the 
hive, having a pieoo of gauze wire cloth of any 
fourteen meshes to the inch, covering the hole, 
so as only to allow the bees of the swarm to cul¬ 
tivate an acquaintance with the stranger, while 
they are prevented thereby from passing down 
into the hive, or the bees of the swarm from 
mixing with them. If a qneen is thus placed 
over night, tho bees cannot harm her, and by 
NEW JERSEY. 
Somerset, Somerville 
Sussex, Newtou ... 
Warren, Belvidere 
PENNSYLVANIA 
IOWA 
Oct. 10—14 
Clinton. Catnanebe... 
Boone, BtiABtboro*.. 
Monroe, Albis..._ 
Harrison....__ 
Appanoose. Centerville_ 
Bremer, Wuvrly_...__ 
Delaware. Delhi_ 
Jncksou. Andrew.. 
Mur.hull. Marietta___ 
pMrcshtccV, Montezuma_ 
Warren, ltuilaoola_ 
Van Buren. Kensauqua.... 
Marion, Knoxville____ 
Scott, Davenport... 
Washington, Washington_ 
MISSOURI. 
PUrie, Platte City. 
Newark, Newark__ _ 
Lafayette, Lexington_ 
Central District, Boooville_ 
S E Dta'rict. Cape Girardeau,_ 
Howard Fayette __ 
OMge, Linn_ 
Jackson, Independence_ 
Benton.. ....._ 
Saline, Miami___ 
Bates .. ......_......._ 
Allegheny, Pittsburg .... 
Bocks, Newtown_ 
Berks, Reading. _ 
Cnenler, Westchester.... 
Crawford, Meadville 
Highland, Johnstown_ 
Lawrence, Newcastle_ 
Montgomery, Sprlugtown 
Philadelphia. Poweiton .. 
Wattebuig, Wattshurg . . 
Oct, 16—18 
Sept. 20 21 
Oct 5. 6 
.Sept. 13,14 
Sept. 25-21 
.Sepl. Ik, 20 
H-pt. 19—21 
.Sept. 22 23 
.Sept. 20, 21 
.Sept, 25—27 
.Oct 2—4 
. Sept 25—28 
.Sept. 27, 28 
Fairs ever published at one time. May these and similar 
exhibitions prove interesting, instructive and profitable 
to all participants, and redound to the prosperity and 
welfare of the public. 
NATIONAL FAIRS. 
United Stater. Cincinnati.Sept. 12—20 
Canada West, Hamilton..—..Sept 18—21 
Horse Exhibition, Springfield, Maas.Sept 4—7 
Horne Show, Kalamazoo, Mich.Sept, 11—11 
Horse Show, Augusta. Maine.Sept. 18-21 
American Institute, New York .Sept 26—2 w ks 
STATE FAIRS. 
Alabama, Montgomery. < l C, '. 2 ?r N n« T ' 
California. Sacramento. 
aeoriria. Atlanta---P ot » 2J—-li 
3 weeks 
OHIO 
Sept. 4—7 
Sept. 5—7 
Sept. 6—7 
Sept. 6—7 
Sept. 11—12 
S.pt. 11—13 
Sept. 11—11 
Sept, 12—14 
Sept. 18—20 
Sept. 18—21 
.Sept lk—20 
Sept. 18—21 
Sept. 18—21 
.Sept. 18—21 
Sept. 18—21 
.Sept. 18—21 
Sept. 19—20 
.Sept 19—21 
.Sep*. 19—21 
.Sept. 19—21 
.Sept 19—21 
Sept 19—21 
.Sept, 26—28 
.Sept 26—28 
.Sept. 25—28 
Sept, 26—28 
.Sept. 21V—28 
.Sep'. 28—28 
.Sept 2R-28 
.Sept. 26—28 
Sept. 2<i—28 
.Sept 27—28 
.Oct 1—5 
.Oct. 2—3 
.Oct. 2-4 
.(let 2—4 
.Oct. 2—4 
.Oct. 2—4 
.Oct. 2—6 
Oct. 2—5 
.Oct. 2—5 
.Oct 2—5 
.Oct. 3—6 
.Oct 3—5 
.Oct. 3—5 
.Oct. 3—5 
.Oct. 3—5 
.Oct. 3—5 
. Oct 3—5 
.Oct. 3—5 
.Oct. 3—5 
.Oct. 8—5 
.Oct, 3—5 
.Oct. 3—5 
.Oct. 3—5 
.Oct. 3—5 
.Oct. 3—5 
_ Oct. 3—5 
.Oct. 3—6 
Oct 4—6 
.Oct. 4—6 
.Oct. 4—6 
.Oct. 9—12 
.Oct 10—11 
..Oct. 10—12 
..Oct. 10—12 
.Oct. 10—12 
.Oct 11—12 
..Oct. 10—12 
Oct 17—19 
..Oct. 25,26 
Brown, Georgetown.._ 
Portage, Ravenna_ 
Faye'te, Washington_ 
Warren, Lebanon... 
Gallia, Gallipoli*- 
Ashtabula, Jefferson.. 
Clermont, Bantam..._ 
Pickaway. Circleville. 
Medina, Medina__ _ 
Clermont Olive Branch_ 
Clinton, Wilmington__ 
Miami, l’njna.-. 
Highland. Hillsboro- 
Muskingum. Zanesville....- 
Greene, X«nla_ ......-- 
Preble, Eaton_____ 
Vinton, McArthur... 
Miami, Troy... 
Knox, Mt Vernon—.....- 
Defiance, Defiance .......- 
Delaware, Delaware--- 
Madison, larndon... 
Adame, West Union- 
BelmOnt. St. Clairsvllln.. 
Brown, (Independent,) Ripley. 
Geauga, Burton -...- 
Jackson, Jackson..—.. 
Hardin, Kenton. 
Columbiana, New Lisbon 
Georgia, (Cotton Planters,) Ma 
Georgia, (Lower ) Savannah... 
IiKnoin. .tack«onvill«- 
lndiaua, lndtenapolis ...- 
Iowa. Iown City .. . 
Kentucky, Bowling Green- 
Kentucky, Central, Danville .. 
Kentucky, Northeast, Ashland 
Maine, Portland . --- 
Maryland, Baltimore.. 
Michigan, Detroit--- 
Cass, Pleasant Hill 
KENTUCKY. 
Bourbon. Paris ..._... 
Clark, Winchester_... 
Harrison, Cj othiana...... 
Logan Russellville_......... 
North Kentucky. Maysvllle_ 
Springfield Union. Springfield.... 
Union County. Eminence.. 
Mason a ini Bracken, Getmautnwn 
Owen, New Liberty.............. 
r-aivus KmlvUa . 
Shelby, Shelbyvllle_ 
Minnesota. Fort Snelling. 
Missouri, St Louis . 
MlmUaippl, Holly SpriDgs 
Nebraska, Omaha. SbP 1 , 
New Hampshire, Manchester...Oct. .—4 
New Jersey. Elizabeth. 
New York. Klmira.Oct, 5 
Ohio, Dayton..jjw 1 - 26 — s 
Oregon. ■ ...— 
Pennsylvania, Wvoming ..Hept <4— 
Pntnologioal Society, Philadelphia ..Sept, 11—14 
St, Louis Ag. aud Mech'l Ass., St. Louis Sept 24— 
Sooth Carolina, Colombia .-Nor. 13—16 
Tennessee, Nashville. bept. Iff— lo 
Tennessee. Middle Division, Franklin_Sept 24—‘-3 
Vermont, Burlington.-Sept. H—14 
Virginia, Central, Ricbmoud. .Oct, 22-^8 
Wisconsin. Madison.Sept 24—29 
North Carolina, Raleigh.Oct. 16-20 
Connecticut, no Exhibition. 
COUNTY FAIRS.—NEW YORK. 
Albany, Albany. 
Cayuga, Auhurn . 
Chenango, Norwich... 
Delaware. Hobart...-- 
F.iic, Buffalo...-. 
Essex, Elizabethtown. 
Genesee, Batavia ....--- 
Jefferson. Watertown... 
Lewi*. Turin ..... 
Livingston, Genesee-....- 
Monroe, Rochester ... 
Oneida, Utica...- 
Ontatio, Canandaigua. 
Otsego, Cooperstowu-- 
Putnam, Brewsters ------. 
Saratoga. Sar atoga SpriDgs.. 
Seneca, Waterloo..— 
Schuyler. Watkins...--- 
Tioga, Owe go... 
Tompkins, Ithaca —.—. 
Westchester. Mt, Kisco-- 
Wyoming. Warsaw. 
Broome. Liale Village- 
Cattaraugus, Little Valley. 
Chautauqua, Jamestown-- 
Clinton, Plattsburgh. 
Cortland, Homer .... 
Herkimer, Little Falls- 
Madison, Brookfield--- 
Oswego, Mexico ... 
Onondaga, no Exhibition. 
Queens, Jamaica - ..A - 
Rensselaer, Lnnsingburgh ..;. 
St. Lawrence. Canton-—. 
Ulster, Kingston.-N. 
Wayne, Clyde- -—r - 
Franklin. Malone- 
Niagara, Lo deport. 
Yate». Penn Yan.... 
Columbia Ag & Port, Ass'n, HudsoB 
Dutchess. Wash. Hollow -- 
Putnam, Brewster's. - 
St, Lawrence International, Ogdensb 
JTXW YORK CJGOX AND TOWN ZAIKS. 
Tuscarawas, New Pbiladelphii 
Union, MariBville.... 
Guernsey, Cambridge-- 
TENNESSEE, 
Eastern Dirision, Knoxville 
Middle Division. Franklin.. 
Bedford, Bheibyyiilo. 
Putnam, Cookeville.._... 
Maury, Columbia_.... 
Obion. Troy. 
Marshall, l.swieburg_ 
Warren. McMinnville. 
Giles, Pulaski __ 
Sumner, Gallatin.. 
Perry, Linden___ 
Lincoln, Faycttvllle. 
Franklin. Winchester. 
Fayette. Somerville. 
Shelby, Memphis.. 
Wayne. Wavncsboro.. 
Hardin. Savannah.. 
Wilson, Lebanon__ 
Mon'goraery, Clarksville.. 
Hickman, Centerville_ 
Overton, Livingston_ 
Clark, Springfield 
THE DROUTH, &o., IN SOUTHERN KENTUCKY, 
Richland, Mansfield 
Locos, Toledo_ 
Hocking, Logan ... 
WitliauiK, Bryan— 
Way no, W ouster— 
Crawfoid, Bucyrus. 
Marlon, Marion- 
Harrison, Cadiz.... 
Seneca, Tiffin,.__ 
Lorain, Elyria- 
unpleasant trip it was, I ever had. The aunt in 
many places seemed to he three or four inches 
deep. In some four or five counties there has 
been but little if any rain for eight woekB. 
The effect has been a great transformation in 
tbe crops. Where some eight weeks ago I saw 
beautiful fields of corn and tobacco, growing in 
the greatest luxuriance, the leaves of a deep rich 
green, and every thing betokening a mon abund¬ 
ant harvest* I saw only ft few days ago the dry 
and withered leaf. ,Tho corn fields in many 
places appeared as they do late in autumn, when 
they have been visited by several severe frosts. 
I have spoken with several gentlemen, who 
have large plantations, and they tell nie they will 
not have over half a crop of corn ftnd tobacco. 
The corn is of the usual height, which is very 
tall—from twelve to fifteen feet,—but the drouth 
commenced just at the time to prevent the corn 
filling. One heavy rain, fdur weeks ago, would 
have made a good crop. 
The wheat through that region was very light 
this year, and the main dependence has been the 
corn for homo consumption, and tobacco for the 
market. I was told that if the tobacco failed to 
the same extent all over the tobacco country, it 
would make but little difference aR to tbe profit 
of the crop. A good crop the country over, will 
glut the market so much that the price will he 
Oct. 3-6 
Oct. 9-15 
Oct. 16-20 
Oct 2—6 
Oct 2—6 
Oct. 23—2T 
Oct, 9-15 
Oct. 10—13 
Morgan, McConnellsville 
Lawrence, Ironton- 
Washington, Marietta 
Lake, Ffttnesville- 
MISSISSIPPI. 
Oct. 30—Nor. 
Oct 18 
.Nov. 1-3 
.Oct. 9-13 
Nsv. 9. 10 
Oct 23-25 
.Oct. 9-12 
.Oct, 16—19 
.Oct. SO-Nov. 
.Oct 23-26 
.Nov. 7 8 
.Nov, 13—16 
.Oct 11-13 
.Nov. 6-8 
.Nov. 7-9 
Nov. 6—9 
Grenada, Grenada. 
Warren, Vicksburg .... 
Attala, Liberty Chapel. 
De Soto, Hernando .... 
Choctaw, Bankston.... 
OkitbbeliA, Starkville .. 
Isiwndrs, Columbus ... 
Monroe Aberdeen_ 
Pontotoc, Pontotoc_ 
Cluck"***. Otalona_ 
Scott, Hillsboro. 
Clairborne. Port Gibson 
FrankUn. Meadville ... 
Panola. Panola___ 
Pike, Summit. 
Jefferson. Rodney. 
Licking, Newark. 
Putnam, Ottawa..... 
Ottawa, Port Clinton. 
Butler, Hamilton- 
Trumbull, Warren. 
Stark, Can ten. 
Hancock, Findlay.. 
Champaign, Urbans 
Coshocton, Coshocton .. 
Geauga, (free.) Claiidon 
Morrow, kit. Gilead-- 
Sept. 19-20 
Sept. 11—13 
Sept. 26—27 
.Sept. 11—13 
Sept. 1*, 11 
Sept 10-12 
Sept — — 
.Sept, 26, 27 
Sept. 18—20 
.Sept 19 
Sept. 19,20 
Sept 26—28 
Sept. 26-28 
Sept. 12 
.Sept 11-14 
Sept 27-29 
Sept. 26-28 
.Oct 2-4 
_ t. Gilead_... 
Wyandot, Upper Sandusky 
Ashland. Ashland. 
Fairfied, Lancaster. 
Union, Marysville. 
Paulding, Junction....... 
MINNESOTA 
ILLINOIS. 
Dakota, Hastings 
Winona, Wlnooa 
Sept 4—8 
.(Jet. 3—5 
.Oct. 3—6 
Sept 25—28 
.Oct 4—(1 
.Sept, 4—7 
.Sept. 17—19 
.Sept. 20—21 
.Sept, 26—28 
Sept. 19—21 
.Oct. 1—5 
.Oct. 2—3 
.Sept. 26—28 
.Oct. 16—18 
.Oct. 2—5 
.Oct. 1—5 
.Oct. 2—4 
.Sept. 19—21 
.Oct. 2-4 
.Sept. 25—28 
.Sept. 26—28 
.Oct 2-7 
.Sept. 25—28 
.Sept. 25—27 
.Sept 18—20 
.Sept 18—20 
.Oct. 3—5 
.Sept. 10—13 
.Sept. 25—27 
.Sept, 25-27 
'.Oct. 16,17 
.Oct. 3—6 
.Oct 3—5 
.Aug. 29—Sept. 1 
Wabash Talley, Paris- 
Henry, Cambridge. 
Scfinyler, Rusiiville. 
Ogle, Oregon. 
DeKalb, Sycamore - 
Cons, Virginia .. 
Carroll, Mt. Carroll- 
Champaign, Urbana. 
Dupage, Wheaton. 
Hancock, Carthage ...... 
Lee, Dixon. 
Lake, Libert) ville. 
LaSalle, Ottawa. 
Monroe, Waterloo. 
Macoupin, Carlinville- 
Macon. Decatur—.. 
Pike, Pittsfield. 
Rock Island, Rock Island. 
Scott, Winchester. 
Taxewell, Tremont- 
Knox, Knoxville....- 
Adams, Quincy--- 
Bateau, Princeton__ 
Marshall. Henry- 
MeDard. Petersburg. 
Livingston, Pontiac. 
Fulton . -- 
JoDavieE. Galena ...- 
Fayette, Vaodalia - 
Kane, Geneva .--- 
Kendall, Bristol--— 
Ag. Institute, Sandwich. 
Will, Joliet. 
Logan, Lincoln.. 
Madison, Edwardsville .. 
Coles, Charleston.— 
McLean, Bloomington 
Warren, Monmouth 
Winnebago, Rockford... 
Boone, Belvidere. 
Whiteside, Morrison- 
Rice, F&irbault 
LOWER CANADA 
Brome, Knowlton ... - 
Compton, Eaton Corner - 
Hnutlugcon. Huntingdon- 
Laprairie, 8t, Constant.. 
Levis, Notre Dame de la Victorie 
Muskinonge. Klver du Loop.- 
Montcalm. 3L Llgourt-- 
Moutreal, Montreal__ 
Ottawa. Aylmer-- 
Pontiac. Clarendon Center- 
Kinouski, St. Germain. 
St, John* St. Johns. 
8hafford, Waterloo_ 
Stan stead, Magog. 
HgricnUural JHiscrilanji 
A Bkawtiyitl Mhoal,— The most artLtic and beautiful 
Agricultural Society medal which we have ever seen, is 
one recently “ got up " for the Union Agricultural Society 
of Ridgeway and Shelby, N. Y. lo design and finish it is 
most appropriate and elegant. The medal is of silver, and 
nearly two inches in diameter. Tho main device consists 
ofabee-hive, flowers, Ae., and the truthful motto, “ All 
things flourish with Industry,"—surrounded by two cor- 
nneopias, the emblems of plenty, united above the hive 
and emptying the treasures of field, orchard and gaiden 
in great profusion at the base. The reverse gives,ins 
circle near tbe edge, the name of the Society, then* 
wreath of grain, etc., with the date of the organization of 
the Society in the centre. A fine gutta-percha case K* 
companies the medal, and corresponds with it in artistic 
taste, style and finish—the outside beiug ornamented 
with designs emblematic of rural life and industry. Ibe 
inner left hand ride of the case embraces an engraved 
certificate, to contain, when filled ont, the name of exhib¬ 
itor and article awarded the medal, and the names of the 
President and Secretary of the Society—rendering the 
whole a very unique, complete and valuable testimonial. 
Camden, Camden . 
Gouverueur, Gouverneur. 
Vienna. Notth Bay. 
Far. and Mech. Ass, Canasteta 
Coventry, Coventry. 
Harpersville. Harpereville. 
Smitbvilie, Srmtbville Flat*. 
0'write. So. Otselic—. 
Winfield, West Winfield. 
Union, Marat bop --- 
Chautauqua UnlOP, Fredonia.... 
Essex Union, Essex. 
Union. OivmeT ... 
Palmyra Union, Palmyra. 
Aurora Union. Aurora. 
Skanealeles, Skaneateles -- 
Union, Trumansburgh.. 
Union, Rnshville. . 
Holley Market Fair, Holley,... 
MAINE 
Kennebec, Readfield. 
Sscauahoc, Topsham.. 
Waldo, Belfast--------- 
Hancock, Ellsworth- 
West Washington, Jonesboro’... 
Piscataquis Central, Dover- 
Androscoggin. Lewiston. 
Union. East Sumner.. 
Franklin. Farmington... 
North Aroostook, Presque Iile . 
East Somerset, ILxrtland- 
Somerset Central, Skowhegan.. 
East Washington, Calais. 
Sangamon, Springfield 
Sept. 19—21 
Sept. 17—21 
Sept. 26—28 
.Oct. 9—12 
iOet. 15—18 
^Oct. 2—6 
.Oct. 2—5 
. Aug. 28—31 
.Sept. 5—7 
.Sept. 4—7 
.Sept 25—27 
.Sept. 27—29 
.Sept 25—28 
Sept. 19—21 
.Sept, 26—29 
MICHIGAN. 
.Sept. 26—28 
.sept.se—as 
__.....Sept, 5—7 
Mech., Battle Creek.Sept. 26—28 
.....Sept. 26—28 
iot) ...Sept. 25—27 
.Sept. 26, 27 
.Oct. 10—12 
8Xoo_.Sept. 11—14 
n .Sept. Iff—21 
a Sept. 20, 21 
..Sept, 17—19 
-Sept- STr® 
..Sept. 25—27 
...Sept. 26—27 
.Sept. 27, 28 
,w Sept. 27 —29 
div:::.s ep t 27-29 
rboi_ Oct 10—12 
.Oct. 26—28 
.oct. 20—28 
ivne, Ypailanti.Oct. 12—14 
Woodford, Metamora . 
McHenry, Woodstock 
Stephen’sun, Freeport, 
DAYTON WHEAT. 
Vermillion, Catliu 
Richland, Olney.. 
Greene. . 
Peoria, Peoria- 
Eds. Rural New-Yorker:— One year ago, the 
writer procured a few bushels of the Dayton va¬ 
riety of winter wheat, and sowed it in a field, 
beside the Mediterranean, in order to test its early 
maturity, productiveness, and abjlityto withstand 
our severe winters; and finds, by experience, that 
it did not head out as soon as the Mediterranean, 
by live days, but was fit to cut within two days of 
said variety. The low heads were slightly affected 
with the wheat midge, at the same time the yield 
is a little better than the Mediterranean, and it 
also stands op very much better to harvest. Alto¬ 
gether, I think it would be folly to desert the good 
old ship Mediterranean, for the new ship Dayton, 
without farther trial of said new variety. On dry 
upland, it withstood the severe winter as well, or 
better, than the Meditteranean ; could not say 
how it would do on moist, low land. 
Newark, Wayne Co., N. Y. A. G. Pbkcxt, 
Bad Institute, HenDepin 
Shelby, Shelby ville. 
Bond ... ... 
St. Clair, Belleville. 
Union Fair, Malloou-- 
Mercer, Millersburg 
Jumper, Newt<>n .... 
Union Fair, Warren 
Hancock. Carthage 
Warsaw, Warraw ... 
many thiuk cur advertising raws too men comp--- 
“ other papers,”—evpeci&Lly those who do not know or 
consider that the RcaxL’s circulation is from five to 
twenty or thirty times that of most paper*,—we ate in 
frequent receipt of letter* speaking in the highest terms 
of the advantages and profit of announcements in our 
Special Notice and Advertising department*. Many o! 
these epistles are amusing aa well as gratifying—some 
writers relating how they were “ eleaned out’ in a 
days, and unable to HU further orders, and others ex¬ 
pressing wonder that they shonld receive orders fro® 
so many different sections and States. We are not^ *• 
present short of advertising — tbe demand upon t* 1 
department equaling the space we ran devote thereto 
vet are constrained to give an extract from, a let.cr re 
ceived during the peat week. It reads in this wise ■ 
“ Ifvou'H own up that Editors generally, aye, 
tally, are fond of ifl rodder. I’ll tell jou what I heard on_ 
of vonv natrons «*v in blood. (grMft. Go ant • 
Berrien, NileB- 
Jackson, Jackson.. 
Cass. Ca-sapolis_ 
Battle Creek, Ag. « 
MASSACHUSETTS. 
Barnstable, Barnstable- 
Berkshire, Pittsfield.. 
Bristol, Taunton-- 
Bristol Central, Mj ricks. 
Essex. Danvers.. 
Franklin, Greenfield ... 
Hampden, Springfield. 
Hampden Ea=>t, Palmer-.. 
Hampshire, Atnherst. 
Housatonic, Great Barrington. 
Highland, Middlefield. 
Hoosto Talley. North Adams.. 
Hampshire, Hampden and 
Northampton.. 
Martha's Vmejard.... 
Middlesex, Concord.. 
Middleaex South, Framingham 
Middlesex North, Lowell. 
Norfolk, Dedham-- 
Nantucket..... 
Plymouth,Jiriogewuter. 
Worcester; Worcester- 
Worcester North. Fitchburg .. 
Worcester South, Sturbridge.. 
Worcester West, Barre .. 
Worcester Southeast, Milford . 
Monthly Market Faib at Holley.— The people of 
Holley, Orleans county, hnve organized a Society — «f 
which L. J. Pkok is President, and 0. A. Eddy Secretary 
—for the purpose of holding a Market Fair monthly. A 
sotice just received from the officers says—‘-The first 
exhibition of Stock will be held on the Society‘6 Ground's 
in the village of Holley, on the 13th of September, 1860,— 
at which time there will be exhibited for *(rie all classes 
of matched and single horses, for carriage, draft or gen¬ 
eral use: also, fkt and working cattle of all classes, with 
sheep, hogs, and all article* that are the products of or 
are usc-1 on the farm." Tbe design is to make the organ¬ 
isation permanent, and hold regular Market Fairs on the 
second Tuesday or each mouth. Believing that the Fairs 
will be of great benefit and convenience to both seller 
and purchaser, grounds have been prepared tor that pur¬ 
pose at considerable expense. This expense, and the 
rent of the grounds, having been paid, the regular exhi¬ 
bitions will be free and open to all who may desire to 
participate in the conveniences and benefits to be derived 
thereform." All persons interested are cordially invited 
to attend. 
WISCONSIN. 
Kemoving Boxes of Honey. 
I am in trouble. In removing boxes of honey, I set 
them near the hire lu let tbe bees get out and buck into 
the hive, and let them remain all day: hut I was much 
surprised on returuicc in the eveniug to find that the 
bee# had removed nearly all the honey, and taken it to 
the hive, 1 suppose, leaving me only the empty comb in 
mv boxes Now, how can i remove the hoxe-. and save 
the honey; and *hat shall I do in my present difficult): 
_Yocxc BES-KiixrxK, Brighton, Si. I., 1660. 
The beet time to take boxes of honey is in the evening 
Place them near the hive, with the hole uppermost, 60 
that the bees can get out. Rap upon the sides of the 
Fon du Lac, Fon du Lac- 
Winnebago, Oshkosh- 
Jefferson, Luke Mills.. 
Sheboygan. Sheboygan Falls. 
Racine, Cuion Grove.. 
Badax, Tire^ua--- 
Waupaca, Weyauwega. 
St. Croix, Hudson. 
Jackson, Albion--- 
Columbia, Cambria_ 
Waushara, Watoma- 
Monroe, Sparla.-- 
Iowa. Dudgeville- 
NEW HAMPSHIRE 
A Southeks Plaxtkbs' Cox vkstioy is announce 
be held at Holly Springs, Miss., on the l3:h ot Ovtobvr 
ensuing This meeting, it is stated, ia exclusively 
connected from politics, having for ita object the improve 
ment of the condition and theiodependence of toe planter 
upon home productions. The great interest ol sgric 
ture and mechanios will receive the undivided atteuti 
of the delegates. 
Rockingham. Portsmouth 
Merrimack. Concord. 
Cheshire, Keene. 
Carrol, Osripee- 
Merrimack River. Nashua 
Hillsboro’, Weare.- 
Belknap..... 
Grafton, Little to*. 
Rock, Jauesriile 
Marquette, Westfield 
Portage. Stanton.... 
Pierce, Prescott_ 
CONNECTICUT. 
Brecken:id c e, Armon Mill# 
Windham, Brookline 
