The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

pa.en' horse collar, exhibited by {. snow
Of Minneapolis, appears to be grea, improve
Inent on the old unwieliy and cumbrou- stuffed
collar u pre-ent use.
rwoyerv fne specimens of granting in oak
were exhibited by Mr.. John Healy, and we're
much admired.
Several PORTRAITS, among them ayery correct
likeness Of GOV. niedary, were on exhibition
from the studio u N. +. II. liealy, and were
good specimens Of that description OF painting.
4. T.. Furber, E.q.. exhibited a specimen OF
sorghum mola.se-, made FROM sugar cane grown
upon the Poor farm. lie estimate, that 100
gallons may be malc from the produce Of one
acre o: sugar zane. The syrup had a rather
pleasant favor. - oIr taste superior 70 Ncv
O4lean- mula.ses.
Nj. II. II. Williams, Of Shakopce, who II Gu,
,Aatug farm. on the bottom opposite the
torn. ye,.e lay morning placed on cxhihi-
ton samples Of corn ard potatoes which were
Acknowledged boy al who saw them to be th9
mos, superior article. ~ the fan ground. The
corn Va, undoubtedly superior TO any ever cX-
hib.ted, considering Tie largeness Of the ears
AMI grains and cyenness y the samples. Mr.
william SAYS i wa. planted On the 18th Of
June and lae whole ten acre vii average -
bushels 10 III acre. The land ou WHICH tin-
crop isid.-.j. what j. Known a. natural
meadow of mar.a. and Of a character bnt li,tlc
tested IA ,., ~ I'll. Territory. bat withou,
question - lhe land 70 produce the large crops.
The Nc,haunock potatoes exhibited by Mr..
William, ,er, al., very inc. and both them
ami the corn would nave taken the Gr.t PREM.
mn. n. entered al the urouer ,i,ue.
There was no furniture on exhibition, except
f.a..l.... ,ri ,le,...v.e-. asly 50, ,h!.s-l : 4.
.byg some larIiwotk in embroidery. on the
cushions. The work on four Of thcu wa. from
4 the hand. ,, Mis- Harriet = Rlsh,u Tho ,at,
,,,i.,r III. tl,,.,j Jl.,,, and finn ,,l,r l,,, Afr.
T. G. II. Iy,e. Of III. Merchant. Hotel. They
were All choice piece. Of handiwork, and at.
tra,ttl much attention.
There w,r. many other things worthy of
,n,nt,ol, but we nll,t be excused from any
f,,,Le,. d..,a,,,u,n I..Ii,y tho whale to the
commune. yb,La,c po ao,L, don. u..ir, 10
al and who's. report, Will be published to.
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The annual Meeting of tb. Society convened
m the Hall Of the Uo,.e nj REPRESENTATIVES..
AMI th, ,.>a,.j.s. were ,,nelrl nv .in,ip, tro,,
,I, ul. t;.,,,.. ua,I aud =, ,,,,i,' or tho cl,o;r
fine rri.ao,.,l tlprcb. and tho r,adin, NJ an.
nronriote uas.ao,. from scrin,ur,. bc,ng the
.ane programme Of exercise. =, adopted bv
! the New York state Agricultural society. The
Han was dcn.eiy crowded by ladlrs. and var,
place to .,t Of stand.
Hon. n. II. ~ibcy, President .t the o,eivt,.
which WAS repl,to with information. and VA,
. listened 70 with great attention. Jbi- address
/ wilt be p,.bl.hcd b., VS. ~ morrow morning.
! Tie announcement, was then made that the
Premium aN ards had not been f,IIy cou,pjc,cJ
and the fenogi, Of the Judges vonlI made
puIlr tLrou~b tho ,.i,, uape,. an uo,d,,.
Til. Society then urocoedeJ 70 ,bo oIe,,,,n
~ Officer. for the ensuing wear. ,l, foylo,.,,,
gentlemen heinz cbo.cn.
p,0,5,,i- Ho,,. vo.,. ~b,, b,,,ps .fl.,m.,,
county.
iics P,"ndsat- J.W ~ciby OF Ramsey county
T'a""'r-->. T. snyder, Of Minneapolis.
R,cmd'ng N,c,,torg-Iohn Murray. Jr.. oi
Minneapolis.
Corresponding S.cotGfg-i. VI Ford. Of
Ramsey county.
Er,cuirt tommH'o--ll. I. Wcllc-. OF Mime
apo~ j, :. Prince, OF -. Paul; }. V. Ba,s, 81
Paul j. ". fWher. 81 Cottage ''roye T., y.
Stoddard, OF Minneapolis, and john rIumer, of
Blooklvn
Avoic Of thanks Wa then given To lion. n.
II. sIoIey, iot lIi~ able address, and resolution