New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-06

n,.s .sl prsons ths s-isns process .sq.d b. on',-i
sh., B.,,rr se In THE way without .altl Il saIel
n or ~. md ri.r,d atmosphere ~ Chamber Of 6a
oxide Of si,reun beve Will hrep any practical number Of
yer u,,,,.a s,,,,r.,ub which hop~d to b. able
but &c s11 ssy s.' Jpsss ne
uxehbo tcrculsr ,-nartl made 81 ordIk'y IV'o.s
q which y .P ssISHs p sri
will p-Eetr.'e the pores Of me WOOD ~lca
csa;sd h without in -reasEE ih weight o. NJ
psei.se over 10 p-r TIE ,ab viii be 1nS P'
.'s. al The qusl'iss Of stone JAZZ u
liihis entirely new process proves equally sIStsssu
With Other pefsors one Of the most important desders
- OF tie age viii have been achieve since es'
| that farmers suffer an average loss OF hve Gems
| nod upon all butter made in the United States, 10
consequence Of not freeing II OF milk ana wafer "nca
l. the sole of its rsncdiiy aud am sure oha
Consumers will hail Mr.. Ninhorn one OF the oene-
factors of the age. The Committee, who are AL Prac
teal. good judges, speak OF the discovery IN hiSn
t.ims. The new process of manuac turing butter uOs
! is aho worthy Of consideration.
counted some sixty samples Of cheese, which would
pass inspection anywhere. Some Of the samples OF
maple sugar exceed in rich maj lie flavor any that
ever tasted before. There il some extra honey, Out
tie number Of samples are few. noticed the great
point Of attraction in the dairy and produce tent
tie sale OF seeds at shilling each overrown
sua-hes that Sre nuisance upon any farm. There is
| pretty show of vegetables arranged in a pyramid,
selected from the garden of H. Massey of this town
which wholly tended by his son. boy Is years old.
The show OF grams is altogether too meager though
some of the samples OF oats and barley very supe-
| Nor.
The true would be in giving premiums on
grain for the society 10 offer high pTics per bushel
for samples of - bushels and dsrbut. it to members
| The show of vegetables is not worthy of line of
| notice.
Tie Floral tent, notwithstanding its prOs,raton in
the storm has been fitted up by great exertion on the
part OF the citizens of Waterown, in very tasteful
mar ner the display OF fruit is quite creditabe.
Tie exhibition Of peaches in large quantities long
after their season with in the the city is worthy Of
notice L. there 10 way of prolonging our season by
| drawing q supply from this region
Apples ale NOT plenty in this section this season.
have previously stated that the horses were ngmer;
| Gus and excellent The most of them were exhibited
| to-day in the ring and attracted great crowd.
cannot make special mention OF dlyiduals, except
in one or two extraordinary There was at one
time ON the ground all in harness. ranged ID line, six
teen black stations all but or three black Butchers
being of the old Black Hawk family and one very re-
markabe feature son If the old horse, owned oy
4. x +. Warner Of ST. Lawrence County, with six
stud colts two, three and four years old owned by
their neghbors, Messrs. Phelps, Durfee, Sandford,
Chids Wheeler, ard f. Warner. The family were
all irUtted around the ring together the sire being still
able 10 tot mle on common roadin2;4o No better
show Of homes bf family has ever been exhibited
any show The fine matches we're also very attrac-
tive. Ii is quite impossible to distinguish all The good
cattle in this Fair. A. matter of course, the very
large and remarkably fine head of imported and thor
cugh-bred stock OF Hungeriord n Brodie OF this
County are on the ground and take numerous prizes
| They sold an imported Durham cow, called " En-
| press Josephlne," To r. Marks of Onondaga County,
Tor 81 coo. ALSO, the hefer Flourish for OO aud
| n calf ten weeks old for 800. They also sold
Leicester hmbs at s25; also, an aged Yorkshire
boar for SCO, and young one tor 500 To 90 10 I'm
ciunat. An AYRSHIRE and heer sold for SJJO. j.
w TAYLOR of Livingston County has some very beau.
tiiu Kentucky Durham stock and one ,hree.ycar old
imported white bull that is very much admired. Some
of lis in the rative degree among which
| is a fine Martin hcifer that has had calf. But the
| most extraordinary animal here, IN my opinion, Is
heiter three years old ast March, from f. T. Tuners
| farm at Lexington, KY, now owned by &, Baker OF
| A. D IN xutfb .x
| ordinarily fat, and is supposed TO be IN cali.
George CLARK of Otsego makes beautiful display of
Hcrefords among which are SIX yOkes OF year old
oxen that were sold this afternoon by james n Miller
the stock auctioneer of NewYork, at the following
prices viz: $2H 30, s25, s225, $40, 200, 500 per
woke The buyers were John Williamson roga County
j. L. White Otsego County G. NJ Bostwick, Monroe
| County; Il. Springer Otsego County and - Hart of
Mr.. Clarks first premium Hereford imported bull
| sold for 500 TO ii. Bowen, jr, Orleans County.
There was also sale of one of the celebrated North
Devon herds of this State, owned by r. H. Van Rens-
aeler of Osego County at the lowest prices OF any
| ale ever made in this country SO much so that |
lave thought it important to report the sale IN full,
| at follows
cows ASL HEFERs.
May TO- Sa' bred By Sy, n Ia.s
BY The Duke OF Norfolk England. Dam imported by
EaD Roch esq Of otseso Co. Sold for go to John Corp
No LmLycalyed May. 49, bred By r. Van Rem e.
Geo Patterson esq Sold for sll2 to Bowen, Chinanso
No spsrcHrLv-Caived July 1881 bred by R. II. Van
Rrr'ss., Sire Bishop BY Bs pors bred BY Mr. Geo Pat
No T. Losrsons.-Cslved May 90 1888; bred by H. Van
Rn'suer Sire Mssuneoos Grand sire Prince Al0s.,
ty Roteb ossso Co.. from the herd VI the Duke
Of Norfolk Sold for : q 10 Seneca Daniels Saratoga
rl mo Of Baton Enslsnd sire Venture Grand sire Sill
ant. Sold for slio TO Francis Rotes' Osego Co
ra GS we. Farms, sire Mesuntisoot Grand
Geo Patterson Sold for 100 to John Corp Cortland c.
So. l. NOsPAsrIL.-Sayed April ls,9i bred by ML. r.
Mercer Brinsworthy, Devon.hire, England SIR sutton.
Grand Sire Northampton Sold for III 80 TO j. u Stanton
N". s. Massey DAwsEx-Cslved July IS, H5!; bred by R.
H. Van Rensselaer, Sire, Meguntcook Grand sire, Prince
ALERT Dam imported NonPaei Sold for S77 - to Seneca
Nos LADY LrcHryoor-Calved December Do 1850; bred
by H. Van Rns'sla' She gained the hr't prize at the
STATE s s bs ' . a. .how an" ss Das ri oI
ia Sire B.@o S bred Sy A so y rs
N S sSS s, October o z ss bred
Van Rna,r Sire, Mesuncooki grand sire, Prince Albert
No. T. LILLY ld~CsIved March 10, 1885, bred By IL
Van Rensselaer,. Sire, Mesuntis9osi grand sire Prince
No is CYsrala-Calyed March 20, 1855; brsd by r H.
Van Rn.elarr. Sire Mesuneook grand sire Prince Albert
sgss "a S,sIeDCslvsd May g. 1855 bred By H. Van
Reres's.er; 3, sGes MssaHp .Si~i. 'Da SIRE
$40 No. IS I.ssrr-csysd Gph Is 1855 bred BY H. Van
Rer..ear Sire Mesuntieoot grand sire, Prince Albert
LAZY GsY-C.lyed January r. 1885, bred by R. II.
Van RnsIaer Sire Mceuntcook grand re Prince Albert
s.id for SO to Obediah Holland, csyusa County;
No. H. NIsHrNG.LKmCA,sd s,PtenoeI = Ii9 ofpf oy
A. ht ,. sod for 81 80 10 Cae.teI DIE
| NJ IT, F.NNY-Calved July p 1855 bred D. H. Van
Rem .s, Sire May Boy Grand sire Duke Of YORK Sold
No 49, s.ecy-Csived March u lssi bred by R H. Van
solS ssr = So 70 T. @ Cook Jeaer.on County.
no q L.DY LAkh1csyed March TO- 1875 bred eddy by
| Albeit; sold f.r SIS 10 Francis Rotch