New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-08
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER g. 1855.

that j, viii require 80 much oc Tia. it vii neursEIe it,
beretts.
b. r. Csrperier Of ChensnnS gave most interest
irg acc.u of bis eIp-nencc u snecessfu dairy
man He irc. that the bu't. ,r ! ciry qualities of
cows vsry from five To thiriy-.wn. His manner Of
Nrter froiIg fasien lls in sianchious, and
rlsce al kinds Il feed upon snoolh snOr 10 mot of
them. lie dwell, earnestly upon the necessity Of good
vsrristion rot through The -id--, but through the
r,,f He tfirks the Chine-e can ya.raa' for s" "
nDrpose- in connection th sowe'l coTn, Which every
darymsn nust grow to be successful. las ialN was
;~s, inch es should BE- h-tened 20 With si,earon hy
sverv butter maker in the country. l. = Di more
value then all the exhibition OF bulleF n -" h@r,
Cosd az thai J.. - -,
TIE show Of cheese il not "a large A. was ,xP'ctei
Of pt there i an excellent exhibition anl some oi
~ IorSs,,rest lots II appl,s come from Cha lislque
ard (h,uurg Counties. Isabella ana "t,."'H = .p''
Il excellent quality and fully rpe are eN iO'ei 'oh
Onopdaga County. where II WAS thought t"'hy !oA's
ago Il at they would not ripen. , -,
think stated Yesterday that the snow OF Hgricul
,rrsi in un euis eIceedei IN interest some ", Dol
all the trevious Fairs There are over t~ent! io"
irg ard reaprg machines each II which II i claimed
j. superior TO every other. Ny opinion l. tlGt X is
very difficult 10 say which Is BEST 40 ID, 'uni o.
are good, and any one taken al random wonId oe
v, nh more than iis cost notice some 0neOrse ila
chine. that certainly look well adapted to the u" o
~ all farmers II both large aud small mac are
uot already perfect, tie prospect j. iar '"' tue
Will be III o. every year produces some new laIen'
for a reul or far,ed Improvement. In the single at
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Gle of moving and reaping machines there l. a ,tuy
worth hong journey by fHrners To see ana thins ir
then selves which j. beet. The greatest o1leclion 20
srv Of the family j. the high prices asked, which ~
.ieral rule are twice gh a. q fair profit would
r,quire But how expect reduction "hiie tle
demand = So great that the manufacturers can sell al
present rates all that they can manufacture ,
| noticed machine from Waterfowl, ~ l., 'nH,
tas a very simple attachment under the command OF
the driver foot rake off the grain 10 gaVes out o.
the way oi the next through.
roice n new cover.haryesting ms chine thai II
calculated for dong all the work at one operation te
hve,ing the seed in the bags Hy fear IA that the 10
vcutor is trying 10 do TOO many things at snce "o'
.e,rd To the STYLE ia which this machine Is fitted up
for She W. being entirely too hne i.r ever! LAY use
and this il al almost universal objection To InpIe-
uerts shown at all of our FaTs. should IKE u see
show % farm tools just RS they are ~ be found on q
farm and would give prizes only TO tools that hso
been used ur newly invented
Such one-horse saving machines as are to be seen
here should be more extensively known. Que straight
saw cuts n log aud circular saw cuts up into
stove wood length any kind Of wood much iaster ana
more ecorouically than il can be done 10y hand VIII,
saw
do uot notice any thing remarkable in the way OF
Improvement in puws, except one just patented oy
S X. Blven Of Chenango County. 1t Il double
mold broad plow, with point 80 constructed ana
he'd that il can be easily reversed, ana thus
makes sid.-bill plow. can only say, without nav
irg seen il work that II looks though il would do
well.
There il new harrow, or something belonging to
Il at family % mp dement's that looks as thongh u
would lie valuable for covering broadcast grain and
there il q simple and a, crve broadcast sower This
il little machine that Is placed the sewers breast
who turns craLk he walks forward, and that
-cgtters the grain much better than he can do by
hand. Ii Is good coutrivance.
Tie straw aud root cutter that mentioned yester-
day, by Smith Of Troy, cannot commend too nghly.
lad rather have it than any other saw at four
tines its cost. Fancy one OF the original cutting
chimes having It's hand knife attached to heavy
balance, which, being lifted up by hand and brought
down almost alone by fs weight, cuts through whoe
bundle of straw and falls upon spring that tarows il
back ready for another suoke-naking the hand
labor ', = h.li.
did not mention the exhibitors Of fat cattle yester
day, aLc C. tLey worthy If honorable mention,
will them Some Of tie animals show de-
gree % perfection both tall and gris-ted beeves
The best being grades of thorou5 stock upon
the native cattle. Tie slow Of Eat cattle is not large
in point of numbers, but good 10 quality
lAHIBIToRs or FAT CATTLE.
Elon sheldon, Csyugs County Dixon, ugnesse County
CyLss Nster G,bes.. County Charles Ger Ououdsza
A. jackson, Ononcsgs County; Thomas kmbr Onyniass
County NJ L. Wilcox o.~rsoi Mason Salisbury JsHer'oD
County.
There has been good show of what should call u
class a every yday horses before the Committees to-
day but there is provision for tast frottne the
show OF very fine horses in that line IL not large.
did not feel satisfied with the show of breeding mares
There were enough of them but thev not good
as hau expected to see in this locality.
II has been busy day with Committees in exauina-
ton ot cstle in the show Ing- aud there has been
cOitI ued exclamation Of satisfaction from the seca-
tor. There are thirty aged booded bulls, ami
have never seen many very good animals together
Mt any other State Fair. This ia very encouraging,
ard so il the attendance Of visitors, and their general
satisfaction with tie show. The fair 10 a success.
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