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horse power for general purposes, for farmers use,
machine jnck, drag saw, hay bailing press, straw
cutter machine for cutting roots for stock.
CLASS 3o-lMPLEMENTs FOR CU1TivAr1NG AND
SOWING THE Soil. HoRsE, STEAM OR OTHER POWER.
same Assistant Marshal and Judges as in Glass 81.
steam plough or cultiyator, 500 best portable
steam engine for agricultural purposes, not less
than b.horse power, TO bo put in operation on the
ground w agricultural boiler for steaming food 9;
ncld or 2-horso cultiyator, iron, ., wood, o. TWO
iurrow plough, .; draining plough or ditching ma
chine Tor digging drains, .; iron plough, >; wooden
plough, % iron beam plough, with cast head and
snare, steel mould board and wood handles, 3; wood
Deam plough, one horse, 5; iron beam plough, one
morse, .; subsoil plough, b; double mould plough,
.; gang plough 3; horse. hoo or single horse cuti-
Naor. iron, D; horse hoo or single horse cutivaor,
wood,5 pair of iron harrows 3; pair Of wood har-
rows, o. iron land roller .; wooden land roller D;
manure drill for drilling one or moro rows OF ma
nurc with turnps, mangels, &c, either on the ridge
or Hat, .; stump extractor. 5.
Glass Sg-lMPLEMENTs AND MACHINE FOR HAIR
yfsTlNG, PREPARING PRODUCTS ron USE, CARRIAGE,
&c.-HQnsE or OTHER PowER-Same assistant
marshal and judges as in class IS.
Horse pitchfork and sickle, 81; potato digger. q
straw cutter, .; machine for cutting roots for
stock, g. for pulping roots for stock, g. cider mill
and press, a. twO.horse team wagon, iron axle, 4;
thimble skein, A; two-horse spring market wagon,
4; one.horse light market wagon, 4; horse cart;
4; farm sleigh. 4.
CLASS 40-AGRIcuLTuRAL Tools AND IMPLEMENTS,
CHIEFLY ron HAND UsE-Same assistant marshal
and judges as in class 81.
(PremiumS s2)
Set draining tools, assortment ofdran tiles, half
steel manure forks, spading forks, seed drill or
barrow for turnps, Sc, corn shelter machine for
sowing grass seeds, lawn roller, halfdozen scythe
snnths, grain cradle, halfdozen grass scyhes cra-
dle scythes, lawn moving machine halfdozen hay
rakes hay forks, straw or barley fork, wood, half
dozen axe handles, set horse shoes, ,ox-yoke and
BOWS, iarm gate, specimen farm fence, wood, wire
lehclng, not less than two rods, erected on the
ground wooden pump, assortment of malleablo
castings, for agricultural purposes.
Agricultural Products.
CLASS. 4l-FiELD GRAINS. Hors, &c.-Asslstant
Judges-Gcneral William G LeDuc, D G.: Hon G.
G Hazleton, Wis; Hon IL S Neal Ohio: Major Henry
Meyers, ID G.; Clement G Hill, Nd II Herr D |:
Robert Tenney, ID Q.
(Premiums 81
Wheat, white winter, . bushels red winter, Q
bushels usl6I bald spring ! bushels spring wheat
6 rowed, bushels; rye, winter bushels spring,
2 bushels; oats, white bushels black bushels;
marrowlat bushels: field, bushels of any other
kind beans small white field, bushel large white
field, bushel corn Indian, in the ear, white, 2
bushels; white Dent in the ear bushels Indian,
yellow bushels.
CLASS l2-SMALL FIELD SEEDS, FLAX, HEMP &c
Same assistant marshal and judges as in class IL.
Timothy seed, bushel; orchard grass seed, bushel;
clover seed bushel; clover seed Alsike half bushel;
clover seed, white, alfbushe; flax seed, bushel;
turnip seed, Swedish from transplanted bulbs, not
less than II pounds; Graystone. IL pounds; carrot
seed, white Belgian field, II pounds; mangle.
wIrIzel seed long red Z pounds yellow glo6e iS
bushe grass seed, Hungarian. bushel sugar cane
seed, early amber, II pounds; tobacco leaf, cured
10 pounds; broom corn brush 2S pounds; fax,
scutched, ll2 2pouuds hemp, dressed, III pounds
sample Of any variety of glass not heretofore cuti
waited as farm crop suitable winter fodder, and
capable of producing the same year IL is sown, two
tons or over of dried hay per acre, with statement
$40.
CLASS 43-FrELD RooTs.-Assstant Marshal, NJ
Oyster.
Judges-Hon II Ketcham, N Y; ] N Thornburn,
Il John Saul, d c. John Kelley, d c; DR. NJ
McKim, d G.
(Premiums sl)
Potatoes bushe snowflake, Garnet chilis. year
rose, Brownells beauty, Breezes prolific, peach.
blows ruby any other sort, Seeding; collection of
eight roots, Murshalls improved Carter's, Skirv-
ings, Shamrock, Bangholm Sutton's champion,
Westbury; turnips, eight roots white globe, Grey
stone, Aberdeen yelows; carrots twelve roots, red
white or Belgan mangle-wurtzel, eight roots, long
red, red globe, yellow globe, long yellow; Kohl
Rabi, eight roots; beet eight roots, white sugar;
parsnips, twelve roots; chicory,, twelve roots
squashes for cattle, two large; pumpkins two, nam
moth field; four common yellow field.
horticultural Department.
CLASS 4i-FRulTs, VEGETABLES, PLANTS AMI
Judges-Hon Wilkinson Call, Fla; w Il Smith,
c. Ch1ulkey Dillingham;, Va; Pettibone, N "
Charles l. sharpley, Phia Pa; VIM Parry, n j; Jas
i Landreth, Pa; Hon a w Cutler J; James Wick
(Premiums, s5)
Apples. thirty varieties, correctly named, Of
each; twenty varieties; six varieties fall table; six
varieties Of fall cooking six varieties winter
table; six varieties winter COOKING pears col
lection not less than 10 varieties, correctly
named, 4 ofeach six varieties, correctly named, 4
of each; plums collection not less than 10 varieties
correctly named, of each; six varieties. correctly
named; peaches, collection of correctly named not
less than varieties, of each three varieties OF
each; grapes, collection grown In open air, u yarie
ties, two punches each, named; collection, O vare
ties three varieties black three varieties any other
nn1ar hInnh ~
each sort correctly named three varieties black;
three varieties white three varieties any other
color; heaviest l bunch black Hamburg graves
grown under glass; bunch black grapes any other
kind; bunch white grapes; fruit, best display, the
growth Of exhibitor, distinct from other entries, moi
more than four specimens of each sort, named
grown under glass and in open air, diploma; crabs
collection of one dozen each Of six varieties, cult
Yated
PEARS Assistant Marshal, w. IL. IL. Cissel.
Judges-lIon. J. I, Morgan, Ala; Hon. II. Pach
eco, Cali Hon. b, Wilson, W. Va; William saun
ders d. g.; Samuel Norment, d. c.; L. Il, Richard
son, n. y; Geo. Achelis, Pa,
Apples, twenty varieties, correctly named, A o.
each, s2len varieties, o 4.yarces dessert correctly
named Of each. o A varieties, cooking .; six eacl
of the following named lpremium for each variety
s2): early Joe, Benoni, Hawley, Duchess of Olden
S1rgh snoT apples fall piPPnSs GGTGysmstein
streak or twenty ounce, mother, ST. Lawrence, OF
any oths variety fall apple, Ribston pppn, Alex
ander,, Esoups spitzenburg beauty Of Kent oil
greening Wagner, Colyert, yellow bellAower
king of Tompkns Co., Talman's sweet, Grimes
golden, Porter, Swaar Fallawater, American golden
russell, Swayzie pomme grlse, pomme grise, North
ern Spy, of any other variety (winter, Seeding
winter variety, seeding fall variety.
Pears-COllection of 20 varieties of each 50; Il
varieties, of each, 2 varieties, of each, q six
each of the following premium for each variety
So: Bartletts, seckel, white doyenne, Lawrence
Flemish beauty, Buerre diel Louise Bonne de Jcr
sey, Oswego beur.e, belle Lucrative. DuchessC
d'Angouleme, Beurre Bose. Bcurre d'Anjou, Beurrt
Clairgeau Beurre supertine, Beurre hardy, GoOdale
Clapp's iaYorite, BeurTo Girls D'lliyer NOveau
don, swans orange, winter nelis, Howell, Vicar OF
Wakefield Easter Beurre, Beurre de pAssomption
Brockwor,h Park, Mount Vernon, Pitmast0l, o
any other variety Of fail pear Of any other variety
of winter.
CLASS iG-FRuIT-GENERAL LIST CONTINUED
PLUMs, PEACHES GRAPES, &C,-Same assistant
marshal and judges as In class 40.
of each correctly named, So collection of yarie.
ties green or yellow, correctly named, Of each 8
collection of q varieties, red or blue, correctly
named, Of each, D, Six each of the following
| (premums, 81 for each variety: Peach Prince
Engelbert, Lord Dulierin, bradshaw, Lombard
Washington, Victoria Hurllng's superb, Coei
golden drop, yellow egg, Smiths Orleans, greer
dessert, variety, correctly named; cooking va
riety correctly named Seeding, native red peaches
varieties Of correctly named, OF each t. Six Cacl
| of the following, premium 50 for each variety
Early Beatrice, early Louise Lord PameIstOn, early
| Crawiords, late Crawtords any other variety, cor
recIly named white flesh, any other va
rlety correctly named yellow flesh an!
| collection of grown In open air, n va
| rleties punches of each b. q varieties of