The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-20
FHE STATE AGRICULrUR4L FAIR.


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TIE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
This exhibition was thrown open to the public
yesterday morning, and the expressions of gratii-
patton on the part of those who were present attest
That the Agricultural Society have been most sue
eessiul In their arrangements for the Fair. The at
tendance yesterday was not very large, the number
pf visitors being estimated at two thousand We
Continue this morning notice of the various
animals and articles on exhibition:
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
A. G. Mott of Baltimore city exhibits the following ar
ces one cylindrical fodder hay and straw cutter
porn stalk masticator and straw cutter combined
mana power corn shelter single spout grain mill for
horse and hand power, gang plow one subsoi pow
one wrought hon subso plow several Wiley piows
iron shears plated with steel cast iron shears and steel
points, one large hill side plow one steel horse hoe one
cutter one thermometer churn, one cylinder
Que foau scraPef' one mower, one machine for
huSklhg corn, patented by Nourse, Mason Co.. Boston,
Mass; one patent wheelbarrow, road scraper.
Robert Sinclair, Jr of Baltimore CITY, exhibits the fol-
lowing Implements One broad cast drill for grain and
grass seed horse power machine for the same pur
pose hand power; spear gear horse power number
two, and three benal gear, number one and
two; one portable railway horse power, one ma
chime for cleaning and Separating grain at one
operation several threshng machines, several cut
s eaurons for family cauldrons for farmers use
tanning mills vegetable cutters drill barrows for root
cleaning screen, cider mills and presses scraper
plow TOR powing in peavines, &C. pows for heavy sod
ani; one onehorse plOw pow for stony land gang
plow subsol plows, hillside pows cultivators corn
and tbacco harrows, planting horse hoes cultiva
tors an implement for laying out land in squares corn
an Implement to improve corn land for wheat; pull
verizhg roller and harrow combined hay and straw cut
tiers FIR horse and hand power corn-stak corn mas
caorand straw combined corn shelters for horse
and nnd dpower, cob crusher pump hand power
root cutter or grubber grst mill for family use one
srf mil Tor farmers use; sugarcane mill for planters
j. Linton of Baltimore city, exhibits the following
one sEurgeared sweep horse power, one threshing
chne straw cutter, and straw carrier combined grist
mill for family grst mill for farmers use pows for
heavy land; plows for ground pows for stony
aho eutVators, harrows, rakes, hoes shovels forks
shqVe pows hay and straw cutter and cob crushe
j. H. Merryman, of Harrisburg, Pa has the following
articles on exhibition: one corn and straw cutter, for
morse power one corn and straw cutter for hand power
one corn and cob crusher for horse power the
Tor hand power; ploughs, harrows, cultivators &c.
j Montgomery X Bro, of Baltimore Citv exhibit seye
raj very handsome grain fans, rockaway fans, &c
W W. Duigee, of York Pa, exhibit one grain fam
Thomas Norris Baltimore city exhibits one improved
tanning mill, grain fan, reshing machine one
hay and straw cutter and cob crusher one hay
and straw cutter and masticator combined for horse
power.
G. B. Griffin, of Harrisburg, Pa has the following arti-
ces On eNhhtion one hay and straw cutter for horse
power one hay and straw cutter for hand power
ana corn stalk mascator and fodder cutter combined
one improved threshing machine.
W IL. Wilson, of Carroll county, Md, exhibits one
improved hay and straw cutter.
N;o Hckock, OF Harrisburg Pa, exhibits the fellow
ing implements: stalk cutter and grinder one
and cornstak macator and hay and straw cutter
comoned one hay and straw cutter for horse power
hay and straw cutter for hand power improved cider
mil with press attached one improved churn; hresh
ing machines one road scraper.
j. Y. Budrch, of Utica, New York has on exhibition
two t2bacco cultivators Sayres patent horse hoes
SayreS' patent.
Samlel Lppincott has one corn planter on exhibition
A ~ ilarland, Coatsville Pa exhibits plan
ter, one hay and straw cutter.
VIM Morrison, of Carlisle Pa exhibits one improved
corn planter
Flicker Bros of Baltimore city have on exhibition
reaper and mower called the Harvest King This
article appears to be the especial fvorite of all ex-
anime il 1t cuts swah of five and half feet, and is
one OF te most simple machines in construction, the
grounds
TRIALS OF SPEED.
following entries for trials speed have been made:
years olG Samuel Clifford Baltimore city, Dolly, five
years old H. T. Scott Prince Georges county Kate fonr
years Ola; s. T, Lee, Baltimore city, Messenger eight
years old and Fanny six old s. B. Preston, Feed
erick county, Jim, seven years old; r. j. Gittings
Baltimore county Brutus, five years DID, Col. France
Baltimore city, mare four years old; s. L.
Brinn ITagerstown, Md Black Swami, eight wears
old s. Lloyd Jr., Talbot county, Guy Mannerng,
four Yeas old; Charles H. Martin, Easton Nd Sambo
seven YEARS old; Robin Shenk, Lancaster county Pa
Strange five years old S. T. Williams, Washington co
Shanghai, five years old Evan NJ Price Bait Frank,
seven years oldi f. Elliott, Baltimore city, Black
Snake years old; R. R. Grogan Baltimore county
Minnie Gray, years old; s T. Lee Baltimore city
Hero, six years old; S. B. Preston Frederick county,
Jim, seven years old; B C. Buck Baltimore city, John
Barshaw, seven years old
HORSES
Stallions for Heavy Draft-Charles Carroll, Howard
county Charles and Morean
Brood Mares-Charles Carroll, Howard county, Norma
Horse Colts One Year Old. l. Roberts Lembo
Stallions-All Work-W C. Virginn Baltimore coun.
ty Orphan Boy
Matched Horse-A Work-Samuel Openheimer, Bal
tmore one nair $3.50
Thorough Bred FiIlies-Three Years old. 7 Rob.
erts, Baltimore County, Nelly
field Baltimore county Nance
Stations for Quick Draft-C Carroll Howard countv
Black Hawk; D. S Samwat Young Tfconderoga; OI F. s.
Turner, Morgan Rater; F. FELTON,, Paul Clifford
Brood Mares for Quick Draft-D NJ Mathews Kate and
colt W. C. Yirginn Baltimore county, Beona ana suck
ing colt; l.. Lowndes Talbot county Belle
Brood Mares for Saddle. Lowndes, Talbot county;
Belle
Horse Colts-Three Years Old.-W. Taylor, Baltimore
county Jack; j. A LangdoD, Lancaster Pa, John rian
g. W. Robinson, Baltimore county, Midnight; +. Felton,
Baltimore county, Ticonderoga.
t;i,J ears oi-M; Z. Nrgnn, Toronto
Archloaiu Aerr, Archy Tom; f. FELTON,, lngomar
7; r,r.or po,4;,,o'.,l - ChlN1 Coi;lS. o..
TINS Rito pa,tioLe county SaDie Mm Il. ). Git
E5IiiS IT, Wy oiiGi ~ NJ aatHewS, feStus.
t L-it, C ears ~; "A, Ulttings, batlmore
mart Crinoiin e' 'i" 's "'Aer' Ooi' lhoias le
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r STiESr nATP n|iTS an anu u6PG%G TSG59
F. T Scott Prince Georges connty Kate and Ionisa.
p cittin,Ss P,t, i eI; iAn'e IL anu ~ i'Iusa,
~ s prWtuS ana CaSSl4S, >. A Hamilton nifty
n,eae' e. w PbiSo Mi;t ' l Ieeeinora n, anu d
0 '" 1'''ii''0i,, r r,IisN' : anu Da'Ane
=, DeTon BulIs-Qden Bowie, Prince Georges county,
Sas Auiken; 90, me captain; Captain ii }
gu DIN Il t =, Eastol on anu lSlThnona. n G
Cf pet"eeh Une anu lWo ears. l. T. Brown
odtTOh county, fancyi oden BOWIE Comet, stately,
Argyle Captain H Strandbgrg, Douglas and Fanny.
l.. ougs uh1er oae eaT;-o L, T. Brown, Carroll coun-
~, ilur James Middleton, Prince Georges county,
1e9r5S Gaptalh Strandburg Baltimore, Enterprise
and bokland.
Denn Cows, Three Years old and over.-Oden Bowie,
Sweetheart and Dew Drop Jas. Mulliken Amy Robes
heart T. r. Hocomb, Del, Fawn and Rhoda; Captain
Sndpurg, Matilda Dairy Maid, Butter Cup, Jane and
hatyDarllng
Deon helIerS between TWO ana Three ears.-S. L. e.
Brown, Carroll county Fawn; Oden Bowie, Sunshine and
Fuclsia James Mulikn Prince Georges CO., Marine;
T. 7 hocomb Edith.
ftners between One and Two lears.-Wm. H. Oler
tarny; 5. 7 c: Brown. Carroll county, Blossom Oden
6oVie Maid of Lodi and Bride.
Heifers under One Years. T C. Brown, Gazee and
Beauty; Oden Bowie, Peony; C. P. Hocomb, Eclipse
Margaret and Rose; Captain H Strandburg Beauty
Mary Ann, Mayhower, Pink and Rose.
SHEEP
Imported Bucks-S s Bradford two Rucks fine wool.
Henry Carroll, Baltimore county. one Buck
Imnorted Ewps-S 8 Rradford two 6ne roo,. col y
France fine Angora Bu ucks and Ewes "'''' 0'i ~
Mixed Wool Ewes -Sternr Tbomos g. Con oro nan =,
fonr 8 s Rradford CnInenner conntr Va tlron -, a y,
three - N'fNHp'' NO"1''' ' O." '4'ee pens Vi
No Eve lambs G c Rr.dsor5 tu,o MANS &c .hoo
Fine Wool Rucks-S s Rradford Va tbreo
Do Ewes-Not less than Three s 9 'Rra5ford +brao
mans tIraa each $1,000 ~ - - 1' 'iii'e
Do Pen of Buck Iambs-Not less than Tbrea Tooob
n Bakesly Watertown Conn one men of four s .
ford Va one nen Of three ~ pN1 VI 1"s'' =" - Di"D
Middle Wool Rncls .Joncs Stabviua pa tbraa
southdown; Col R France, two pens, FIVE and four.
somtbJown Col Franca o. q soUboSn ae r aet
Middle Buck Lambs-Pens mot less than three -John r
Jones Steelville Pa Southdown: Col X. France .
Soulhdown C. B. Calvert 8 Southdown
Middle Eve Lambs-Pens not less than three.-Col. R.
France, SouthdOwn; C. B. Calvert, 3 Southdown.
SWINE.