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THE CULTIVATOR. 
Best 6 bunches Native Grapes, W. Mervine, Utica,.Vol. Tr 
“ 6 bunches Foreign “ S. D. Childs, “ . do 
VEGETABLES. 
12 best table Turnips, Dr. A. Brigham, State Lunatic Asylum 
Utica,. $1 
12 best Carrots, G. S. Dana, Utica,. 1 
12 best table Beets, David Gray, Jr., Marcy,. 1 
12 best Onions, C. F. Crossman, Rochester,. 1 
3 best heads of Cabbage, D. Gray, Jr., Marcy, • • • •\ . 1 
12 Tomatoes, D. Grey, Jr., Marcy,. 1 
W Egg Plants and tree of do., C. E. Goodrich, Utica,. 1 
Best half peck Lima Beans, Dr. A. Brigham, do., . 1 
3 best squashes, ^ 
Best half peck table potatoes, James Rees, New Ha ord,. 2 
2d best half peck table potatoes, R. Eells, Westmoreland,. 1 
Best seedling Potatoes, 4 specimens, £ peck each, H. N. Lang¬ 
worthy, Irondequoit,. 5 
12 ears best seed Corn, Charles W. Eells, Kirkland, ... 1 
DISCRETIONARY. 
Potatoe Onions. J. Greenleaf, Brockport,.Vol. Tr. and 1 
C. E. Goodrich, for several samples ofWatermelons and Cante- 
lopes, and to G. W. Cromwell for Watermelons. • • Vol. Tr. each. 
Sweet Corn, C. E. Goodrich, Utica,. 1 
D. Gray, Jr., for great variety of Vegetables,.Vol. Tr. 
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. 
Woolen Blankets- 
1 st. George W- Hepry, Martinsburgh,. $5 
2vi . acob S. Van Allen, Black Rock,. 4 
3d. Mrs. V. R. Voorhies, Amsterdam,.•. 3 
Flannel. 
1st. Chester Buck, Lowville, Lewis Co... $5 
2d. George W. Henry, Martinsburgh,. 4 
3d. Wm. Oltley, Oak’s Corners, Ontario Co.,. 3 
Woolen Cloth. 
1st. Samuel Church'ill, Little Falls,... $5 
(No other specimens found by committee, although two others 
entered on list.) 
Woolen Carpets. 
1st. Hiram Mills, Martinsburgh,. $5 
2d. William Otlley, Oaks Comers,. 4 
3d. Mrs. V. R. Voorhies, Amsterdam,. 3 
Brussels Carpets. 
1st. Hotchkiss & Smith, Auburn,.$5 
2d. Thompsonville Co., Conn.,. 3 
Rag Carpets. 
1st. Mrs. Benjamin Blackman, Verona, Oneida Co.,.$3 
2d. “ Benjamin Plant, New Hartford,. 2 
3d. ‘Robinson, Clinton,. 1 
Kersey. 
1st. E. M. Bateman, Venice, Cayuga Co.,.S3 
2d S. W. Abbott,. 2 
3d. George W. Henry, Martinsburgh, .. 1 
Double Carpet Coverlet. 
1st. Miss Adeline Jones, Westmoreland,. S4 
2d. John Winslow, Watertown,. 3 
3d. Abram Koonz, Albany,. 2 
4th. Susan H. Bronson, Vernon,. 1 
Knit Woolen Stockings. 
1st. Mrs. Acsah Coe, Columbia,... S2 
2d. “ Hannah Bostwick, Lowville,. I 
3d. Chester Buck, “ . Dip. 
Linen Cloth. 
1st. Joseph Wells, Denmark, .. $5 
2d. Aaron Bailey, Cherry Valley,. 4 
3d. Wm. Ottley, Oaks Corners,. 3 
Linen Diaper. 
1 st. Mrs Achsah Coe, Columbia,. $5 
2d. George W. Henry, Martinsburgh,. 4 
3d. Levi T. Marshall, Vernon,. 3 
Hearth Rugs. 
1st. George B. Cary. Richfield,. 
2d. Mary Tunnecliff, Warren, Herk. Co.,. 4 
3d. Geo. B Cary. Richfield, .. 3 
4th. Miss Monahan, Utica,. 2 
5th. Mrs. Peter Miller. Turin, Lewis Co.,. 1 
6 th. C. Robinson, Clinton,.Dip. 
Linen Sewing Thread. 
1st. Peter Crispell, Jr., Ulster Co., 1 lb.,. $2 
Linen Knit Stockings. 
1st. Mm Calvin Aldrich, New Hartford,. $2 
2d. Mrs W. C. Burrett, Paris,. 1 
3d. “ Squire M. Mason, New Hartford,. Dip. 
Silk Stockings. 
1st. Mary E. Dayton, Vernon,- . Dip. 
2d. Mrs. D- Irish, Perryville,. do. 
3d. Thomas Potter, Utica,.•• •. do. 
Cotton Stockings. 
1st Mrs. Morris,. $2 
2d “ Sophia Willard, New Hartford,. 1 
3d “ D. Skinner, Deerfield,. Dip. 
Tow Cloth. 
1st Mrs. Wm. Potter, Marcy, Oneida county,. $1 
2d Mrs. Wm. Ottley. Oaks Corners,. Dip 
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS. 
G. Farmer, Mohawk, Steam Dairy Operator,.Diploma. 
A. E. Jackson, Boonville, Cheese Press,. ‘ 
Mrs. L. T. Marshall, Vernon, Shawl, Mitts, and Gloves,. S3 
Mather Beecher, Remsen, Bark Mill,.Vol. Trans. 
S, Purdy & Co., Whitesboro, oak churn, molasses can, ■ Vol. Tr. 
N- P. White, Whitesboro, Dentist plate work,. Dip„ 
C. Lombard, Elbridge, Improved fence,.Vol. Cult. 
Miss Olive Austin- Smyrna, knit Veil, Caps, &c.. $3 & j)ip. 
Warnick & Bryan, Utica, Tobacco, Cigars, and Mustard, • • • • Dip. 
Mrs. Guinguiguiner, Utica, Millinery,. “ 
Benedict & Barney, Syracuse, Gold Pens,*. “ 
Mrs. D. Skinner, Deerfield, Marine Palace of shell work two 
Ottomans, and pair of shoes, highly creditable to her taste 
and ingenuity,..-... <$3 
Curtis & Van Arsdale, Kirkland, Brown Earthen Ware,. 2 
Noah White, Utica, Stone Ware,. 3 
Wm. Carroll, Albany Spring Cart,. Vol. Tr. 
Lucretia Tyler, Lawrence, Horse Netting,. $3 
James Sangster, Buffalo, Miniature Noah’s Ark,.*. 3 
Gaius Clark, Syracuse, Congress Desk,. Vol. Tr. 
Miss Mary E. Spencer, Utica, Emb. Shawl,.. Dip. 
Jas H. Dunbar, East Hamilton, Pr. Fringe Mittens,-.. SI 
Miss L. C. Morris, Auburn, Shell work,- .. 5 
Miss Gay, Troy, Shell flowers and Bead bags,.. 2 
Grove Lawrence, Syracuse, bbl. Patent Salt.---- Dip. and Vol. Tr. 
Joseph Miller. Utica, miniature ship and frigate,. S3 
Elon Comstock, Rome, Agricultural and Horticultural Imple¬ 
ments, . $5 and Dip. 
Miss Julia N. Tucker, Albany, Embroidered Port Folio,. Dip 
D. J- & A. I. Smith, Syracuse, Hand Railroad Car, . Dip. 
Mrs. Mary E. Storms, Utica, Shell box,. $2 
Wm. Butler, Phelps, Coon skin robe,.Vol. Tr. 
G. W. Henry, (blind,) Frankfort, Brushes,. $2 
David Kendall, New Lebanon, Thermometers,. Dip 
J. T. Farrand, water drawing machine,. Vol. Tr 
Mrs. Voorhies, Amsterdam, four cases manufactured arti¬ 
cles,... $10 and Dip. 
Brainard, Comstock & Co., Rome, Plows,. Dip 
Walker and Gavit, Albany, best Daguerreotypes,-Silver Medal. 
MissL. M. Eames, New Hartford, knit window curtains,. Dip. 
*' L . M. Pierson, Sullivan, counterpane,. “ 
Mrs. Luke ('one, Westmoreland, straw hat,. “ 
E. K. Browning, Utica, machine cards,. $3 mid Dip. 
Hopkins, Sergeant Co., Auburn, box machine cards,.. $3 
Henry Lawrence, Chenango county, compound lever tug- 
buckle,.-.. Dip. 
Four church bells, A. Meneely, West Troy, very superior, • • • Cert. 
having received premium heretofore. 
Miss C. Devereux, Utica, sofa cushion and worked table cover, Dip. 
Mrs. L. Jones, Utica, case of wax ornaments, an elegant 
article,. $3 
Jonathan Coxon & Co., Utica, brown earthern ware, •• $3 and Dip. 
Geo. Geddes, Onondaga county, five samples seed corn, all 
very fine,.Dip. 
S. C. Coffin, Portland, Chatauque county, oil paintings, highly 
commended as specimens of early effort in the art. 
Miss C. W. Gridley, Utica, specimens of oil painting,. Dip. 
Miss O’Toole, and Miss Mary Putnam, Rome, two samples 
of raised worsted work, very creditable to the exhibitors, - •• Dip. 
G. W. Brownson. Amsterdam, specimens of corn brooms,. $2 
Miss M. J. Morris, Auburn, samples of lace work,. 3 
Mrs. Acsah Cole, Columbia, Herkimer county, two pair cotton 
woolen blankets,. S3 and Dip. 
Miss Georgiana S. Manning, Syracuse, worsted worked 
reticule,. S3 
Mrs. Hamilton Spencer, Utica, embroidered chair,. Dip. 
Mrs. C. M. Bennett, Penn Yan, Yates county, an ottoman 
cover,. Dip. 
J. Parish, Mendon, Monroe county, for a washing machine 
patented to Nathan Parish, Rush, Monroe county,.Vol. Tr. 
John Wilkinson, Union Vale, Dutchess county, presented a 
convenient plan of a barn, commended. 
Solomon Phelps, Lowville, a sausage cutter,. Dip. 
Mrs. Mary Bradley, Utica, embroidered bed spread, • • • $5 and Dip. 
Male members of State Lunatic Asylum, case carved toys,- Dip. 
Female “ “ “ “ embroidery and nee¬ 
dle work,. Dip. 
Catholic Orphan Asylum, Utica, raised worsted work,. Dip. 
Miss Margaret Hawthorn, Deerfield, embroidered apron,. $2 
“ C. M. Curtemus, Utica, two specimens finely shaded 
worsted work,. $3 and Dip. 
Mrs. Geo. R. Fairbanks, Adams, bed and table spread, . $3 
Mrs. Geo. B. Cary, Richfield, worsted worked chair bottoms, • • $3 
Miss Augusta Dye, Penn Yan, mbroidered piano cover, $2 and Dip. 
“ M. J. Johnson, Little Falls, needle work on paper,. $3 
Mrs. Wm. Otley, Phelps, pieced bed spread,. $3 
E. P. Webster, Utica, carved miniature cottage,. $2 
Miss Abby Allen, Carlisle, embroidered screen and sofa 
pillow,. 
Wm. Potter, Marcy, pair horse blankets,. .1 
J 110 . Kirkland, Kirkland, worsted table cover,-•• .. Dip. 
Solomon Phelps, Lowville, sausage cutter, . (1 
James Goold, Alb., two horse pleasure sleigh,. u 
Joseph D Briggs, Saratoga, corn sheller,.* *.* ‘ 
B. S. Seymour, Westmoreland, window and door butts and 
fastenings,.*.. u 
El jah Hurlburt, Waterloo, clover machine,. 
j o, 1 Clough, Whitesboro, self setting saw mill apparatus, • • • • ^ 
r . Cady, Newport, Yates’ Patent Lock... • i 
Dumbarton Glass Factory, Durhamville, Glass,. 1 
Oy For premiums on Flowers, Stoves, and Fiour, see page 326. 
Gapes in Chickens.— Turpentine, applied with a 
feather, internally, to the throat, will in all cases cure 
this disease. [Tried and found efficacious.] 
