New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR.
SECOND DAY.

spcOsD DAY
There was large attendance al tins ra" q"
Wednesday The largest delegations are those rom
the Southern and Western parts of The State, whose
ncono mnpifes, great interest in the exhibition The
entries of machinery numbered on WEDNESDAY o'er
COO and there about ~ great NUMBER VI la'u
indictments. A number OF articles were SERIOUSLY
daI,eged by the rsiu of Tuesday evening.
T.o ,,o,o lo,,e accessons 20 the Cattle depart
ment ON Wednesday, and that branch of the show Is
very credltaole. ,.,,..a..
The exhibition Of flour, grain, and vegetables rehecs
much credit upon the contributors. There Is an i,,
basket OF MERGERS raised by Mr. Il. Is: Browne oil
Montgomery County, Pa, which are paruculsfIy uu:,
averaging at least four inches IN length ana Two III
diameter The land on which they were raised was
vfrv moor. but was manfred with superpho'phate ol
line end then produced 300 bushels TO the acre. iney
were planted between Of peach-trees ana were Oh
course considerably shaded. Some OF the gram on
exhibition cannot be exceed in quality.
In the department OF domestic manufactures the as
plsy il full and beautiful Among the specimens IN
this doparI ont Is a small cottage upon foundation
eighteen inches square with garden and yard in min
ia;ure, both filed with trees and safuooety-Sh exc
cuted in moss and shells. ..
In fruits. flowers, snd paintings also the EAhloltioh
particularly oxces MI Parry OF burlington Conn'y eA
hibts 81 vart ofsppes. Mr. Lippncott OF Moores
town exhibits measure of the Bartlett pear, four Oh
Which produced 90 dwarftree five feet high, weigh
each three pounds Dir. Perkins also OF Mooresto"n,
displays % varieties Of peaches, some OF when are o.
the fines description measuring seven and eight inches
in circumference. Mr.. Reid OF Elizabeth EXHIBITS 100
varieties Of pesrs produced in bis nursery.
Agricultural implements are abundant. Ihere are
suN-soil pows hill! side plows, iron'gang powS two
:.rowed cou vlows ard cuitiveors, double and single
screen wind.ms vertical parallel lever hay presses.
mowers ard rearers, angular hames harness OF all
descriptions ard everything else that can be desired
or q farm.
THIRD DAY.
Frcn Our Own H porters.
CAMDEN, Thursday sept. 10, 1855.
This Exhibition is pronounced by the resi- beats here
as very successful although it would not at all com
pare with the State Fair held in The City of Newfor
last year. notwithstanding Pennsylvania aids materl-
alv in the show. The weather to-day could not have
been more favorable The sons and daughters OF
New-Jereey interested in the advancement Of tho
fsrmirg itierest have turned on, en- maSse.
The DISPLAY of agricultural implements compares IA
yoraby v in that of the NewiOrk Exhibition OF last
sealon. Dietz * Durham exhibit an improved now
ing ard rcapIng machine. by ITS peculiar construc-
fion motion l. transferred 10 The sickle directly from
the driving or grounG-wheelO of the machine by means
of a simple lever, and without gearing of coS''
shsits &c. -
There g also on exhibition quite variety OF hay,
straw and fodder cutters, grain drills moving ma
cbines machines cleaning aud drying grain, plows
patent churus, ranges, grain mills corn aud cob mills
One of the mot ingenious inventions Is patent cato
Whieh is Opeued and close by the wheels oil the car
riacc passing over az iron rod.
Perseverance Iiore Company eXhlbltsa new ana
richly Ornamentcd hose carriage.
The exhibition Of horses not as large rs was ex'
rected and with the exception OF come twelve or NJ
teen animals, was rether common place -,
A verv large. well proportoned gray DRAFT stallion
was exhibited by Mr.. John Van Meter OF Salem
County. " j. and was much admired.
The Two celebrated trOtting horses Generals Taylor
attracted considerable attention.
tnala n
consumptive appearance, was thoroughbred Norman
draught horse from MO0estowu Nd. but the largest
most noble and powerful horse on the ground was that
draugh-horse Bill owned and exhibited BY Messrs
Mckehon !, Bingham.
MIR. s. AGau,s exhibe a fine sOrrel Morgan colt,
one year old, and large. &" Black Hawk Moran
three years old, that took the premium at Springne'd
ard III Pennsy lyanls, was also on e&IiDltion MI.
Joseph Shiyers exhibited very pretty french pony
title larger than sheep.
David Sanderson Of Somcrvle exhibited his
matched team Of black horses. This team stands up
ward OF 16 hands high, aud took tho premium a, the
Uni ed States HOroe-Show. This team IL said to be
worth $500
The only cattle exhibited sh,rt-horned Durhams
ard Devons with int few worthy OF special notice
Thomas G. Aycrisg Of Passaic, n. j. exhibited the
Durham bull Maroion three years OF age very large
coored white and red. He attracted part atter
tiCn.
John Black. Jr., OF Mount Holly, exhibited pair
Of large brDdle working oxen the only ones worthy
of notice we saw on the grounds. There was also
nun her of Durham beiier5 and calves exhibition.
II there any sheep swine On the grounds they
did not come upcer our notice.
Al three O'Clock this afternoon the horses were led
around the course, (which Is one quarter CT mllel
after which there were number OF trotiOg matches
The exhibition OF horses and the trOtting ap-
pearod to be the main attraction rnd for two hours
PREVIOUS ;he streets were throBged with men and
women coming over from Philadelphia to witness the
RACES. From ten 10 twelve thousand people have
visited the grounds to-day. The expenses 80 far
exceed the receipts
At ten clock tomorrow Friday all the horses and
stock on exhibition vi be paraded around the course
and Immediately after the prizes will be announced.
At elevt o'clock A. W. addresses will be delivered
by the Hon. j. w Miller and Professor D. Porter, OF
NewJeney.
There u great variety Of attractions outside OF the
inciOsuTe and from the number OF booths erected ar
least several hundred Jerseymen, beside the e1hib-
itors of "The Immense Living OraDg Outang,
"Ihe Smallest Living Female in the Wora, Toe
greatest Collection OF Rattlesnakes, The City on
"FiIe,' "Tbe Mammoth,' and other showInen, ex-
pect 10 make the fortunes.
The Railroad Company, with their usual literally,
charge their usual of fare, instead OF issuing ex-
cursion tickets and thereby beneitng the air az well
as themselves and the public.
FOURTH DAY
AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
Camden, Friday, Sept. q, 1870.
The Fair grounds to-day rather deserted, proba
bly, in consequence Of tie unfayorable state of the
weather-it being cloudy and at times slight rain
There has probably not been TO exceed two thousand
persons on the ground at any one time during the
forenoon, Gov Price and staff are present. A. 10