The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22
TIE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL PAIR.
Nationality Of the Fair-sugar snd su.
gar Malls-Car Brake-Prtzes for Horses
and Csttle-Ingenfeus Bank sass, 60.

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gar MiAls-Car Brake-Prtzss fsr Horses
and Cattle-Ingenfeus Bank sass, 60.
BURNETT Houss, clsossAn, Sept 10, 1850.
ne eighth annual exhibition Of The United States Asri
cultural Society is now being held At this city. Com
mencipg yesterday the exhibition win continue Till th,
goth inst me citizens Of Cincinna have contributed
sufficient gam Of money and have lifted up for the pur
pose spacious grounds, embracing some any or sixty
ssres a. the place called The Trottng Park " six
miles rom the CITY, on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Day
ton Railroad The this road win extra trains
every half hour during the Ar. The street railroads
the city do not 70 the fair grounds. At Chicago, les
year, the Illinois Central Railroad Company ran exrs
TRAINS Of ten and fifteen each, every fifteen minutes
but even then they could NOT begin to carry al VINO
wished 70 TO- The city railways, however, extended
their tracts 70 fair grounds, put on great many exra
cars ran al the time and coined money The fare 70 the
ir and back was only twenty cents by either route
Here IL il any cents.
From present appearances, doubt whether there win
be = large attendance at this fair a the last
year the hotels here have made preparations accom-
nodste an immense multitude but the multitude has not
come yet. There some six hundred At the Burnett
House. and they have beds for four hundred more But
the other hotels not fa and the trains TO the
r grounds Of three EACH every half hour though
Full, crowded
me fair ITSELF however, Of this year 10 much
tonsl in m character than the OF 1882 1t viii be
remembered that 81 Chicago there cotton sugar
rice tobacco fruits from The South very few arti
ses from the New England States while there such
things photographs by Chicago artists in abundance.
Al This fair All this viii be different Entries have al
ready been made Of cotton and rice from Georgia, Ala
bama and Mississippi sugar from Louisiana, tobacco,
horses and mules from Kentucky, sheep and wool from
nois and Texas fruit from Michigan and Indiana wheat
and corn from Illinois, hogs, wine, grapes and Hour from
Ohio, -four nom New York and Wisconsin, butter from
Pennsylvania, ale and reaping machines from Chicago,
steam nre engines, sugar mills and plantation spinning
machines from Cincinnati These are only few OF the
articles that noticed In walk through the fair (and
the articles are not near all arranged but these In
dicste thc national character OF the exhibition.
Of tho Illinois Central Railroad Some stalks Of the
corn are fifteen feet high. The plantation spin
ming machine 10 q very ingenious device, and must be
highly useful on plantations. The wool from Georgia is
ss win s oa s
decide between the rival msr 70 Of the cattle from Illinois
and Maryland.
msnse sugar mill In operation in the power hall. The
mosive power supplied BY engine Of extraordinary
built Al ,be NIo Worss ha sr 1ps m ss 81
the most massive and durable construction Its gigantic
wheels and rollers move around AZ smoothly and noise
mendous and reastIcss force Of the machine. Thirty
Of sugar have been cut and viii be ground
this n, 10 give the spectators idea Of how sugar
made The cost OF the engine and sugar mill is SIS o0O
and the coat taking rom the city 70 the fair grounds
and. back ID 81 600
Another really noteworthy object Is newly invented
patent brake, which the inventor claims be great
Improvement over other brakes. Indeed he says that
. model Of which s exhibition here 10 30 con.
structed that the engineer alone by simply pulling To-
Of az
equazed on every Wheel and this pressure on each
great many Of the horses and cattle that have been
entered have not arrived yet The oest horse the
ground n Stockbrdge Chief The judges began award
premium Of 500 for heavy draft stations vas Awarded
70 the Duke OF Bourbon, bright bay, six years old,
owned By Higgins Bradford, OF Kentucky. me Duke
took the second prize Of $40 Triumph large black
stallion, Of splendid action with coat that Shines like
sarprsed that be did not take the arst premium The
nrst prize Of 500 for stations for all work taken by
Inc brown stallion, Americas Boy eight years old, Of
buis was taken BY the bull Reward, Of r n NcHenry,
o. Maryland All the premiums for this class taken
mares was taken by Cadmus seven YEAR, ola owned by
b A. Butternold, Of Ohio.
m"s osss safe on exhibition . that really deserves
Of tbs best boiler iron and the lining 10 also msde Of
boiler iron me .psos between The outer walls and The
oomss = hard q the hardest grAsiss and always
AiDs dry Bat The lock The great point Across the
surface Of the door, ana sssoed By CONSULTATION lock
Underneath this bar Lies concealed the keyhce Of the
o ss,. s nss:. ssSs
opens and dsclcses MOI the Interior Of the SAFE but
sse:hsr pair q doors q equal ,s strength listened y
doors being opened, third pair Of steel plate
doors. Here Then We have locks Without keys or seyhos
My b. opened BY the ono who closed them.
BrRxErr Horu CINCINNATI, Sept. IL, 1860.
Grect IwpvowmAsls Ia kacAinery al Work-Tas FyN
Arts at a Dssos~t-No Pumpkins-Fra AND Eow-
e-s-Premiums for Hbrsss--t FasAion takes Ae Prize
There has been great Improvement in every depart,
nent Of the Fair within the las, two days The number
pcrsoos attendance has steadily increased every day
To-day there probably Is 600 persons present. and
Saturday there were about many. To-day, however,
for The nrst tme contributions have been made to the
Pathological and Floral Departments The general sspsct
Of things The ground now 81 last something like
Fair The trains Of the cincnnst Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad, II nine ten each train, arc
every twsssy minutes, md always full and 70.
wards evening vesy much crowded s spp-csch 70 shs
Fair arounds % alighting from NJ cars h up steep
hill fcv some 300 feet This avenue instead Of being
planked, and 20 made Of easy ascent, is covered with
ioOse, nns gravel On each side are booths and stands
for the e Of lager bier and tnta s The sverprssea,
/" side shovs, In which are exhibited ths at baby The
calf with I've leg, The oneeyed man, the learned pig
the dancing dogs and Other wonders.
Running the amtiss Of the volubrity Of the proprie
tors shsse shows eusss the enclosure and cast
eyes over the ssnt covered plAa"A mighty mass, but
not without plan" Commencing our tour q inspection
BY visit 70 The Power Hail. We dad u now completely
allied with machines Of ths most nultarious character
III In operation and Ill faling their appropriate "ns
SION 6rist mills, planning mills fan nails, corn and
cob grinding nanhinn, and many ether kinds q ma
pretty much Il racket The great sugar Ul, With its
>onderous u,Achnery keaus theus COMPANY. bat The