I So WISCONSIN STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
ample opportunity to examine and canvass their various peculi¬ 
arities and advantages. We subjoin the list: 
Horse Rakes. 
Dayton Sulky. 
Bay State. 
Taylor. 
Lock Lever. 
Jerdee.. 
Hollingsworth. 
Pacific. 
Ithaca. 
Buckeye Lock Lever. 
Chubb’s Improved. 
Tompkins Co. 
Improved Sulky Wood- 
Tooth. 
Made at. Exhibited by 
Dayton, O.Dayton Machine Co. 
Fond du Lac.H. & G. O. Trowbridge. 
Dayton, O.B. C. Taylor. 
Alliance, O.Coates, Gray & Co. 
Madison.L. & M. P. Jerdee. 
Dayton, O.E. J. Lindsay, Milw’kee. 
Dayton, O.E. J. Lindsay, Milw’kee. 
Cleveland, O.A. J. Hayes. 
Canton, O.J. B. Wilson. 
Grand Rapids, Mich.... G. Worthington, Mil. 
.W. C. Raynor, F. du Lac. 
Horicon.H. Barber & Co. 
Anderson s Universal Feed Steamers .—Made by H. Brown, Madi¬ 
son—a very convenient apparatus for the purpose. 
Bullard's Hay Tedder .—Shown by Geo. Worthington, Milwau¬ 
kee, is a valuable machine, which has given farmers great satis¬ 
faction. 
Corn Planters .—The only one meriting attention was shown by 
J. B. Wait & Co., of Grand Haven, Mich. 
Cultivators .—Ten entries under this head, viz.: 
Cultivators. 
Walking Horse Hoe 
Wheel. 
Hawk Eye. 
Eureka. 
Grand Detour. 
Garden Hand. 
Star. 
Western. 
Gorham’s.. 
Hill’s Improved.... 
Made at 
Ft. Atkinson. 
Mapleton. 
Moline, Ill. 
Moline, Ill. 
Dixon, Ill. 
Evansville, Ind. 
Rockford, Ill. 
Moline, Ill. 
Rockford, Ill. 
Madison. 
Farm Gate Hinge .—An improvement by E. A. Bushnell, effect¬ 
ing the purpose of enabling the farmer to lift his gate over ob¬ 
structions ; easily put on. 
Corn Stalk and Weed Coven'er. —A. A. Brown, Lake Mills. 
