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JOURML OF THE BOARD OF AGRmTVRE
PPER CANADA,
NTARIO.
PROVIN6IA.L
g g¥^irr ii M f.^8Pi.^»iaegBati»y
BiBUOTHEQUE
— UH —
M.L'ABBE VERREAU
Xo.
Cln.s.st'
Serie
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION'S
FOR THR
Iw^iti-tlitd IttEinl §t\CM§&, ,,.
TO BK HKLD
AT THE CITY OF Yh^^^^^^^^^
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THUHSdSt, AND FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 21, 22, 23, 24, and 25, 1868.
COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL THE
PRINTED FOR THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE OF
BY THE GLOBE PRINTINQ COMPANY, 26 AND 28 KINO 8TREE1
f rtfvtttdal ^gtirttlttital ^%M^im.
OFFIOKK8 FOR 1868.
PRESIDENT:
THOa STOCK, Watekdows.
latVIOEPBEtflDENT:
JAMES NIMMO, (" a m n e s Ea«t.
2ndVI0E-PBESIDENT:
JOHN WALTON, Pbtepbobo'.
TREASURER :
B. I,. DKNISON. Toronto.
8E0RETAR7:
Hugh C. Thomson, Toronto, SecreUry of the Board of Agriculture.
HimoBABY Absihtant Sboretary, (Artit and Maiuifatavires Dcj-artrat'nt,) Wm. Kdwabmi,
Bureau <>' Agriculture, Toronto.
CONSULTING CHEMIST:
Profemsor Croft, University College.
VETERINART SURGEON AND REFEREE:
Andrew Smith, Licentiate Kdinburgh Veterinary College.
SEEDSMAN : BANKERS :
Ifkum F'^KMisQ, Toronto. Bank of Bhitisii North Amrmca.
General Scpbrintkntent of the Exhibition: W. A. Cooky, of Ancanter.
60TBRINTENDENT OF THB ABTH and MANrFACTCBE* DEPARTMENT: J. K. Pell, late of T0TOI yO.
Bttpbintendent or Obain, Root«, and thb Horticulttbal Depabtmfjjt: Jaa. Fleming,
Toronto.
THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE,
CoofiuUng of the following Members, constitutes the Council of the Association, between the
Annual Meetings thereof:
Hon. D. Christie, Brantford, Prendtnt.
HoK. Aba A. Bubnuah, Cobourg, Vice- President.
The Hon. theCommissionkb of Agriccltubb.
B. L. Dbnison, Toronto.
Wm. Fbrouhon, Kingston.
Hon. Gbo. AtEXANDEh, Woodstock.
Da. Richmond, Gananoquc.
P. W. SroNE, Guelph.
J. 0. Rvkert, St. Catharines.
Secretary— YivGTi C
Thos. Stock, Waterdown, I^resident Agricultu-
ral Asoociation.
Professou BucKiAND, Toronto.
Ret. Dr. Ryer^on, Chief Superintendent of
Education, Ontario.
Dr. Beatty, Cobourg, President of the Aaaocia-
tion of Mechanics' Institutes.
W. H. MiLLH, Hamilton, President of Fruit
Growers' Association.
Thomson, Toronto.
LIST or MEMBERS OF THE LOCAL COMMITTEE FOR THE PROVINCIAL
EXHIBITION FOR 1868.
Hutcbtnson Clarke, Es<i., Mayor, Hsmilton.
Hun. L Uuchanan,
J. M. WiiiUiiu, Ksq., M.P.P., "
iJ. E. CharlUiii, tscj.,
R. N I.aw. Esq., "
Alderroaii Fitzpatrick, "
Aldenimu 8 larp, "
AMcniian MuriBon, "
AMflriiiaii Mitciu'll, "
Alrtorman ciawf -rd, "
Alderman Farmer, "
Alderman O'Ueil.y, "
Aldoruitn Kcndull, "
Peter Grant, K»q., "
Thomas McUwraiih, Esq., "
J. A. Bruce, Esq., "
Hl3 Uo .)iir Judjja I;ogie, "
W. A. Bijbinson, JCsq , "
ThOB. White, jr., Esq., "
Adam Brown, K»q., "
U. i. Lawry, E q..
CHABLL8 MAGIT>L, Esq., M.P., Cilviiuiam.
Joseph Uynial, Esq., M.P., B-irton.
William Sextun, Esq., M.P.P., Anoastcr.
.lames McMiinics, Esq., M.P., Waterdown.
Hubert Christie., Esq., M.P.I'., Flamboro' West.
A. Egle.st<in. Esq., Anca.st«r.
John Heslop. Esq., "
K. 11. Waddell, Esq , Barton.
Ur. McKay, Binbi-ook.
Dr. Uethuue, (Jlaiifiird.
.\. J. Jones, Esq., 8;iltfleet.
A. D. Lee, Esq.,
P. Mc.Malion, Uundas.
O. Bii-.kel,
Thomas .-stock, Esq., Waterdown.
.Malttu w Unrns, Esq., "
Dr. M.Ucr, F.amboro" West.
Matthew Peebles, Eso., (itrabane.
John Malcolm, Esq., Beverly.
Wm. NUbut, Esq.,
John Clement, Eiiq., "
W. HENURIE, Esq., Vicb-Chaiiiman.
W. OILLKHPY, HECIUTAKV.
tifn.
TWXNTT-THIBS EZHIBITIOH
or THI
DWAkMI,
II Amrmca.
er.
of TOTOI yO.
«. Fleming,
between the
t Agriculta-
intcndeat of
tho Aaaocia-
nt of Fruit
iVINOIAL
cr.
)ro' W«rt.
PllOYlNCIAL AGRICULTURAL .\SS0C1ATI()N,
TO BE HELD AT THE CITY OF HAMILTON,
ON
ifomdaif, Ttu-Adny, Weihimlay, T/nimiay and Friilnij, Hrpt. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 1868.
RULES AND RKGUL.ATTONS.
MEMIiKRSHIF.
I. The Members of tl»e Agricultural Societies
«t the wvpral Townshiim within the County or
Klectoral Division, or Uniteti Counties, whernin
the Annual Kxhibition may be held, and the
merab«rii of the County or Electoral Division
Aocioty, shall be also nr.embers of the Association
for that year, i)rovideti the Agricultural Societies
«f Uie said Townships, or the So<.'iety of the said
Countv, cr Electoral Division, or United Coun-
tUA, shall devote their whole funds for the year,
inoluding the Government Grant, in aid of the
Aseodation, and shall nay over the saraa, accom-
panied with a list of tne members of each such
Society, to the Treasurer of the Association, tvo
weeks previous to tlie Exhibition ; and provided
also that the sum su paid over shall not be Icm
than one dollar for each member of any such
Society.
1. The members of the Board of Agiiculture.
<>r Council of the Association, the Presidents and
Vice-Presidents of all lawfully orgitnized f'ount^
Agriotil ural 8o<neties, of all Horticultural Socie-
ties, and of the Mechanics' Institutes, are mem-
bers of the Association for Ontario, ex-officio. The
payment of one dollar and upv-Rrds conntituteji a
person a member of the Asw iution for one year,
and ten dollars for life, when ^(iven for that sjw-
ciftc object, and not as a contribution to the loool
funds.
t. Members can enter articles for compel ition
in every department of the Kxhibition, at any
time previous to the dates bulow mentioned.
ENTUIE.S.
4. No one but a member sli.-ll bn •.".'.iwed to
(♦ompete for jrizes, except in clu.iaes 43 an i H.
5. All entrien must be maile on printed forms,
which may be obtained of the Secietaries of
Agricultural and Horti.ultural Societies, or of
Mechanics' Institutes throu^jhout the Piovinoe,
free of cburge. These forms arc to be filled nj)
ami si<»ned by the exhibitor, enclixsing a dollar
for mnmbii-ship, an I sent to the Secretary of tli-
As-iociation, Toronto, previous to or on the fol-
lowing named dates : —
6. Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swirw,, PoiUlrtf. —
Batries in these clas.ses must be made by for-
vvding the entry form, aa above-mentioaed,
filled up, and member's subscrint'in enclouM,
on or Man Saturday, August 1. lU, five wi^sics
prece<ling the Show.
7. In the ciatt^js of Blood Hurses and pare-
bred cattle, full pedigrees, properly certtfled,
must accompany the entrj', No animals w^li be
allowed to compe e as pun* bre«l unless they
possess regular Stud or Herd Rook pedigrees, or
satisfactory evidence be produceit tnat they are
dire<;tlv descended from snrh stock. In the class
of Durham cattle particularly, no animal w'll be
entered for competition, unlesa the pedigree of
the sane be first inserted in the English, Ameri-
can, or Canadian Herd Book, or in the Canada
Stoirk Register, kept at the office of the Board of
Agriculture, Toronto.
8. Orain, Field Itooti, and other Fnrm Pr*-
dtuts. Agricultural Implemenls, Machinery, and
Manufacture* generally, must be entered previous
to or on Saturday, August 29th, three weeks pre-
ceding tho Show.
9. HnrliciUturai ProduHs, Ladies' IVork, the
Fine Arts, A-c, may be entered up to Satnrday,
September 12th, one clear week preceding the
Show.
10. Kxlilbltorfl are partlcalarlj reanett-
ed to takft notice that It Is abnolatelj
reqo'Nltf that the entrleii be made at the
duteH above mrntloned. In order to afford
Bufllclent time to examine the entrf
papers, and to correspond with parties,
when neccHsary, for the correction of
errors nnd omiKHlons.
11. In tie Live Stojk classes, the entry m?i»t
in every instance be made in the name of the
bo)ia Jule owner ; and unless this rale be nb r»rved
no premium will be awarded, or if awai JtJ, will
be withheld.
12. In all the other classes, entries must be
made in the names of the produuttrs or mannfae-
turer.s only, and by .such producers themselves in
person, or their agents duly authorize*!. If any
person shall enter an article for exhibition, as
produced or manufactured by himself, when it
has not really been so, he shall forfeit any pre-
mium which may be awarded the article, and be
precluded fro-n exhibiting in future.
13. In all the department'?, the competition is
open to exhibitors from any part of the workl,
without reservation.
PKIZK LIST.
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14 M«iiuf«rtur*« »w rfqu«««.'.l to ftirnUh, I n*fti>.l thrr«»witli niu»t b* prorW-l far by Um
with thWr iirticW* »«hibitf.l, ft «Uti-iumit of fh« ••xliibitor. thuniwIvM.
(iimntlty th.-y nun i>r<»<luo.', or nHiiply, »u<l tli« | n. ArtiilM not imwmpanini by their own^ra
nricH, un th« InforiuHtioii of th.- Jii.jjjM, wboKr j i,|»y |h> itdilri'Mwl to tlix imn- <|f_«l"' Huix-riiitend
Ueciiiiun will Iw
ImNt^'l on till' coiiiliinntioii of
rJily, ntyl*. «ii<l priif. •ml the a-lupUtioii of
»rticb' to tliB imriMUMi or j.urjioiM for whi'h
It U tntciidiMl.
le, No iHjrson «h«ll U- uIIowmI to niter f«r
xhlbitiou iiinr« thaii our hikm iin.n in any •••<!
••nt'of thf Kxhiliition. who will rtMrlre thum on
tlirlr iMiiij( (Iflivcrwl nt the Jlnmnilii ; but in no
(uiM will nucli urtirb-i ixi broiv^ht on thcUroamU
•ml pimrd on rxhibltion, .-xftfjit by ar.il at the
i'X|Hii»e of tho owiHTH or their mithori/cil ogrnta.
2'i. KxUibitont, on nrrlvlng with their articli'*.
tion of a iliwH, unliMH th.- ».|i\itioiml aiticlif b*" of j will »|>iily to thf HuiNirinti-ntU-nt of tkti (Jround*,
u (liNtlnrt nuin ••I vaii.-ty or iwtt.'rn from tl»«
rtriit. Thix ruir not to iiniily to aiiinmls, but to
apply to nil kimlH if K'«t". vi«rta\iU' proilu' In
fruit, nmmifactnri'.l artirlcH, ftc., in whi.h «-iiih
ttililitioniil Hpt'ciinfii would i Hsnrily bi- pn--
ciHely Hiniibir t.» th» liiHt. No .-xhioilor in the
ArtH imd Miiiinfai;turp» D.'piiiliiicnt Hhall bi-
iiwttidcd nioii- th.m ■)W pri/f in iiuy one m.-, tion
of the Hiunc cliiMtt.
Irt. Krtri' HnfrifH. Kwry
I'nti'icd iindtr Honif out! of tin
regular list, when powiitile ; but if any artule !•*
of B dktinct dmriicter from luiythiiiff MiH-iilied in
the list, it nmy then be enten I in the extra sec-
tion of timt irHMM witii which it iiimt nearly for-
resnondH. No article, however, will be allowoil
to ne entered an iin extra for want of sufficient
quantity or number, or any other Mimihir delect,
when of the same kind or vaiietyas anything
named In the list ; in such a case the artiile
cannot be exhibited.
17. All Agricultural and Horticultural pro"
ductn must 1h; thu growth of tiie present year.
Manufactured articles or works of Art which
have b«*n awardt-d priJiBs at any i)reviou8 I'ro-
vincial Kxhibition shall lot be entered in com-
peti ion for the prizes named in the prize list for
thia year, but Hhall le awarded diplomas, if, in
the opinion of the judges, such articles are
.superior to any others exhibite<l, and are deemed i
worthy of the same, i
18. On the entry of each nninial or article, a j
card will be furni.shed the i Aldbitor specifying i
the class, the section, the number of the entry, I
and the name of the exhibitor, which card mu,t
who will Itc stationed within the entry gate, and
will inform them where the articles are to b«
placi-d.
'i;i. Kxhibitoiu will, at all timeH, give the
necessiiiy |M'rsonal attention to whatever tHey
may have on exhibition, and at the close of the
•Show take entire charge cf the same.
, '24. No articles or stock exhibited will be
allowi'd to be removed from the grounds till ilie
article must be , ^.j^,^,. „f ^^^^, Kxhibition, on Friday altemo«in, at
headings »».the;,^^j,.,.,„^.|j
'2,'). While the nirectors will Uko every pos-
sible precHUtion, under the circunwtancet, to
ensure the safety of articles sent to the Kxhlbi-
I tion, yet they wish it to Is' distinctly nndemtoisi
I tliat the owners themselves must taki; the riak of
I exhibiting tlicin ; and that should any article Im
aeci(lentally Injured, lost, or stolen, tho Directors
will give all tin- assistance in their power towanls
I the nrcovery of the same, but will not make auy
I jHiyment for the value thereof.
.STKAHDOATH, ltAtt>llUAns, CVHTOUIt.
26. The Association v/lll make such favotimble
arrangementa as are found pra<!ticable with
.Steamboat and Huilroad proprietors for carrying
articles and piwsengers at reiluwHl rateii.
27. Arrangements will be mailo with the Cus-
toms Department for the fret! entry of articles for
competition.
ADMINMItiN TO .liK UKOMNUH.
28. As it has bi!i!n fouiiil absolutely neconsary
to change tht! Hy«t'.'in of admission into tlie
... ^. 1 t • (iroumls, members' ticketif, good for the whole
« hetl to su.'h animal or artLlt! dunng > ^,^_^_^ ^^,, ^,^^. j^,^,^^_ j^^^^.,. ,,^.,.„ .(iseontinucd.
29. Kach member, on paying his subscription,
will be furnished with four small admission
ticke .s, each of which will admit the holtler
once, ami must be given uj) at the gate on pa-ss-
iiig into till! (Jrouiuls. By economy in the use
of tlitise tickets, they can b<! made to last tluring
the Exhibitioa
THANSPOKT OK AKTI(::I.KS, HT.AflMi THEM f)N
KXIIinillDN. ANI> CHAHOK f»F TIIKM
WIIILK TllKRE.
M». All .specimens in the Fine Arts Class must
be tlelivered on the grounds not later than . , , , ,, , »
Frklai/, thv ]8tliof September, itnd all articles the Show; but it a member shall have used
other than live stock, not later than Momlay, them all, anil still desires admis.sion, he will have
the 21st. Live Stock must all be on the ground | to pun iiivse a HJngle lulmission ticket in the same
not later than Tuesilay, 2'Jinl, at noon. Articles ' manner ns a non-memlx'r. Life members will
or animals arriving after thcsi! hours will not be ' be funii.Mlietl, as heretofore, with tickets or
allowed to compete. Kxhibiturs of machinery : badges admitting them tluring tlie Show. Dele-
anil other heavy articles are rciiu(!.sted to have gates from Societie^s, and men)bers of the Press,
• ■ will also be furnished with coiiiplinientary admis-
sion badges or ticke s, as heri;tofore.
.SO. The entry tickets upon animals or articles
will admit the person bringing them to the
Show Grounds for exhibition, along with such
animals or articles, without the use of any other
ticket. Afterwanls sucli parties must be pro-
vided with proper adniisision tick^tfi.
them on the grounds, as far as possible, during
the week preceding the Show.
20. Exhibitors must proviile for the delivery
of their articles upon the Show Ground. The
Association cannot, in any ca.se, make provision
for their transportation, or be subiectetl to any
expense th-jiefor, either in their delivery at, or
reliirn from, the grounds. All the expunsrs cou-
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for carrying
U'M.
ith the Cus-
t}{ articlBS for
DH.
ely neceaaary
on into tin*
or thti whole
tinned,
anbscription,
.11 adnii88ion
t the holder
gate on pass-
y in the use
o la-st during
11 have used
, he will have
t in the same
nembers will
: tickets or
Show. Dele-
of the Press,
Entary admis-
ils or articles
them to tlie
ig with such
of any other
must be pro-
I). K«4WMf7 atU'nilanti u|ion H^Hk and arti-
•Im biilunxnig to Nxhitiltori will tw furtituhpd
with admlMiou tickft* with th«<ir nanu'a written
tjiHin thum, whirh tlfki-ti will lo* K'">d »t thr
EjeMMora IkUt cnitt, during the Hliow.
31. TIc'keta uf aitnii>uiiun lo thow who am not
niemben will b« iMued ou and alter Tun»lay
inornlnj?, at 25 'iMit!* t'H<'!i "<>•• ^wh li' k'-t to [y
Kivrn ui) at the gatet taili time of adini«Mion,
on Tueailay, Wmliiewluy, Tliu "tday, and Fiidiiy
Chihlren under 14 yeam of anp, half jiri< c
Cariiaget and hniHcmi'n will not In- a4lniitli-d.
All horiMii rntrid for ixhiliition |iui|iim)<n Nhall
only bo riddi-n <<i dtiven while being exhibit<'d,
and in the ring.
JtriHiKN A.Ni> TiiKin i>t:nF.H.
:iH. The jndgeM will be aiipnintcd by thpC'oun-
to ibe Vj
( il of the AtNoi'iatiori previous to the Kxliil>ition,
and will receive a tireular informing them of tin;
fact, and inviting them to act.
S4. The juilges are reijucMted to report f Item-
(MdvM at the Hecretar)-'M Oliice, presenting their
circular of app<iintinent, immediately on their
arrival at tlie ground)*,
35. The judges will meet at the committee
room on the (iroundx, on Tnes<lay, HcptcndM'r
2'2nd, at 10 o'clock a.m., for the jmrpose of orga-
nizing and inimediati^ly entering upon their
<lutiea, and will then be Inrnixhud with tlie com-
mittee books containing the numbers of the entries
in each class. On ntceiving their class lKM»ks,
tlkev will also )k- fundthed with blank prize tick-
eta, which they shall till up and athx in each
section aa soon as they ahall have (inally deter-
mined their awards.
36. No person shall act as a judge in any class
in which ho shall be an exhibitor.
87. In addition to the stated prenuums olferol
for articles enumerated in the list, the judges
will have the power to award discretionary pre-
miums f«r such articles, not enumerated, as tnev
may consider worthy, and the Directors wifl
determine the amount of premium. The judges
may also distinguish such anintala or articles as
they consider deserving of notice, but which have
not received i)rize«, by tickets with the words
"Highly Commended, or "Commended," upon
them. Tliese tickets will not entitle the holder
to any money payment.
38. In the Fine Arts and Mechanical Depart-
ments, Diplomas will be awarded, in addition to
the money prizes, to any specimen evincing
gre^it skill in its produ<;tioii, or deemed other-
wise worthy of such a di.stinction, on its being
recommended by the judges and approved of by
the Committee, to whom all such mattc^rs shall
be referred.
39. In Ute absence of compftitinn in anij of the.
Classes, or if the stin-k or articles exhibUal be of
inferior quality, the judges are instructed to award
only such premiums as they think tlie articles de-
serving of. They will exercise their discretion
iis to whether they will award the first, second,
third, or any premium.
40. Each award must be written in a plain,
cAreful manner, on the blank ])age ojjpositc the
number of the entry.
41. No iwnmn will b* allowe<i to interfer*
with the ittdgm whil<> In the (liarlMr|R of tkair
dutiaa. JW» lAi/tff » *• mlfrf>'Hnf will firrfHI tM<f
rightii to HH^ prmiium h uhu-M tkry mufht eiktr*
wiAf bf mlillffl
KXTKACTI rniiH IIV-I.AW.
4A " Th« Judges shall, in the eiaenUun of
their tlutles, !>«• careful Ut a< f with tha moat
rigiil lni|HMtiidity ; shall make their cutriea in «•
clear and i unspii nous manner, in all caaea of
dmibt or dilUiiulty referring frei-ly to the Meire-
tary, to any member <if the ('ouixil, or to tha
■fiiiwrintenilcnt ; ami when they have complete<|
their reports, shall sign siid deliver their iMmka
to the Hccre'ary of the department to which they
belong.
43. " l'p(>" t^'* <ll'«''»very of any fraud, decep-
tion, or ilishonest pni>ti<e, either in the prepa-
ration, ownership, or of any representation eon-
crning any article exhibited, which may have
atrected, or have Is-eii intended to atlect, the de-
cision of the judges, the t'onncll shall liave jwwer
to withhtdd the payment of any pii/e awanled,
an<l may prohibit any such party or |>arti<ni from
exhibiting in any cIms for one m' more yeara,
and may also publish the names of such persona
or not, a.s may be deemed moat expedient."
nEI,K(tATK.S, TIIK ANNUAL MMTINfJ, &C.
44. Delegates and members of the Tress are
re(inested and exia-cted to report themaelyea at
the Secn'tary's oJHce immediately on their ar-
rival, when the delegates will l)e furnishsd with
oUlcial badges, and the membars of the Presa
will be afl'ordcd all the luu il fa(dlitie,':,
45. The Annual Meeting of the Directors o(
the As.sociation will take place at the Court
Hotiae, Hannlton, on Thuraday evening, Sept
'24, at 7 o'clo<-.k.
4U. Delegates from County Societies desiring
to obtain a portion of the Canada (Company priie
wheat for their counties, will pleai^e apply *« .
the Hecretary for it before leaving the nxuiU-
t ion, an<l take it with them from thence.
THE (IKNKBAL SlIPBRINTENDENT.
47. The (iencrnl Superintendent will have the
entire supervision of the drounds and the ar-
rangements of the Exhibition. He will have an
oHice upon the ground, where all \ irsons having
ininuries to make lO relation to the anangementa
will apply.
PAYINO THE PREMIUMS.
48. The Treasurer will be prepared to com-
mence paying the premiums on Saturday, Sept.
■2t5th, at 9 a.m., and partiiis who shall have prises
awarded them are particularly requested to ap-
ply for them before leaving llumiltoii, or leave a
written order with some pcr.son to receive them,
stating the articles for which prizes are claimed,
49. Person? entitled to cash prcnuums must
ajiply for them at the Secretary's ollice, who will
giv(^ Orders on the Treasurer for the amount.
.lO. These orders mu.st be endorsed, as they
will be payable to ordci; not to bearer, and on
presentation to the Treasurer, properly endorsed,
will be paid cither in cash or by cheque on tha
bank.
I'KrZK LI«T.
m
81. Ordtn far pmatnm* not •nptttd for «n
^«tarda]r •» •bor*, wilt i»i kiv»ii oy th$ H#€t»-
Ury, •■d th« »mo«nt f.irwunlwl by th« TrM*'
urtr, on receipt ofitropvr luatructioiu.
MiaCKIXAMKOir*.
SI Pr«irrn<l«r will hu provJilwl bv th« A*w-
cUtiou for Hv« it'N'k at coat prirft. Kor Infoiroa-
tion, oihihUoni will apply tu tlm Hu|i«rinti<n(lrnt
of the K*^''i *'!*' f<'<l<lrr itr|Mrtntriit at li'n olHiiv
69. Auutioiifrra will \n> dii thi* (rriMind nftrr
tha pminium* arr niinoiuu-iHl, fur tlii* puritoM* nf
arltiug any animal or article which aliiil havi
bean exliiblteil, and which the owner imiv wiah
to di«p(M« of, and every facility will U- ttfronlcd
for the tr«n»action of buainra*.
14. In caaa thit Director* almll ri«i|uir« any
particular infuniiatioii in referonte to animala or
articlca takinK tirat prixea, Ui« ownem will ba
exp«Gt«d to trananiit it when ruiiueatttl to do ao.
I'lUKSUAMMK roK THK WKKK
1. MuNDAV, Hept. 'ilat, will b« devoted to the
Anal r«criviiij< of article* for exhibition, and
their pro{)<;r arrunguinent. None butotticer^and
memben of the Aaaociation, Judgea, exhibitorx,
and neceaitary attcndanta will hn admitted.
?. TuwtDAY, 'i'ind,— The JulKei In all the
claaaea will meet in thoir reit|<«otive Committee
Rooma at 10 a.m., and will make arrangement*
to commence thtsir dutina. On receiving their
cUm booki, they will t>e alio furniahe<l with the
Uank prize ticket*, which they ohall fill up and
affix in each *«ction »o aoon a* they shall have
finally detemtinMl their award*. The Finit I*riz«
TickeU will be Red ; the .Second, lilue ; the
Third, Yellow ; the Fourth, Wlite ; Kxtraa,
Green; thi " Highly Commended" and "Com-
mende<l" Ticket*, White. On com|)leting the
oUm, the judges will report to the Hecrvtary. The
main KihiMtion RQ'.ling wilt be cloaad >U Ukla
•lay, for tha purpoar of affording the jnd^at aii
opportunity for diachargiiig their duti^ pr«p«lj,
Non mnnibera admtttad to the Krounda an p«7>
m«nt of 25 cent* each time. The Annual Heat-
ing of the Fruit Orawem' A*«KUtion will Uke
place at 7 p.m.
S. Wkiinmoav, JSnl— Tlia JudgM of Uw
viiiioiM 1 laaae* will complete their awanlaaaanri)
in th'« day a* jKHwible. All the building* and
ground* will lie often to vi«itor». Adniiaaton the
*amn a* on Tueiwlay. The annual meeting of the
Meclianii'it' Inatitule A*«o<'iation will tMi t lace
thi* evuning at 7 o'clock.
i. TiliTRMbAY, 'it4th.~Adm'tMion tlc,k«tii S6
cent*. The FreMidcnt will deliver hi* Adtin-ait
from the Orand .Stand at 3 o'clock. The Annual
IF-etingof the Director* of the Provincial Agri-
cultural AxMociation, for the pnq)o«e of electing
aMditori, deciding ujion the place of holding the
next Kxhibition, and other buaineaa, will tak*
place at 7 p.m., at the (.'ourt Houw, Hamilton.
5. Fill DAY, 25th.— Admiaaion the *ame aa on
prcvioiu day*. The prize animal* will be exhi'
bited <n the ring at 10 a.m. At 'i r.M., the
Kxhibition will be (:on*idered officially cloaed,
after which no one will Iw a<lmitted into the
Cryittiil I'alace, and exhibitor! may commence
to take away their profterty.
0. Hatvrday, 39th. — The Treaaurer willeom-
mence |)aying tue premiumH at 9 a.m. Exhibi-
tor* will remove all their property fhnn the
ground* and building*. The gate.i will be kept
ulo*ed a* long a* uece*sary, bnd uoue will b« mI-
mittad except those who can ehow that they hare
buHineaa to attend to.
m
k.
» J<V<if« 411
.w (irvparly.
lU mn p«y.
ihimI Matt-
n will tak*
(M of Ui<
inU M Mtfl)
ildinga and
niiviiun thr
hting b/ thf
Uu n iMr
tickvU 26
I in AddrrM
Vhi* Aoniul
inclal A({ri-
of eloctiiiK
hulding th>^
I, will Uk-
Hamilton.
Ramn M on
ill h«i whi*
I I'. If., the
illy cloMtl,
1^1 into the
commcacf
«r will com-
«. Exkibi-
f fWnn thf
vill bo kept
■ will bs Mi>
it they !»▼»•
PHTZIC LIST,
Lift Stock, AfrioQltura) ind Hortion'tartl Prodaoti, Lnpienfliiti,
WMfBTlTtOS OFMN TO ALL TKK WOAUK
CLAMiriC^Tinft.
Clau 1.
•• 1
" 9.
" 4.
" ft.
1.
7.
8.
9.
10.
n.
I a.
18.
14.
15.
1«.
17.
Ruwn llnRiRi.
Aoiiic'Ui.Tt;iiAi. lloMia.
i{o4n OR Carruui HllRala,
lilAVY DkArUHT MORMRH.
Princ'R or Waucr' Priii, »<>h IIrkm
or ('ATTtR.
DVRNAM <'ATTLa.
Drvon ("AmR.
llRRRroRii ('Arri.K.
AVHHHIHR CaTTI.R.
Oallowav Cattia
Anuiim Cattlr.
Oradr CaTTI.!!.
Fat and Wohrinu Caitul
CoTdWoMi HnrKr.
I.RICE9TKK HiiKKP,
HclltTH Dow.N Hiirrf.
MllHUPmilHR ANII llAMrHIIIKR DuWN
fliiRRr.
C'/ffw It. Mrrino RNimy.
•• It. Kat Hhrrf
" 80. YoRR«niiiR Pin«,
" 91. I.AHOR HrHKNHIHM
" 3'i. Othrr I.AroR iIrkcp Pkm,
" 28. HrrroiR Pkmi.
" 34. luPHovrrt Rrrriiiiirrii.
" SS. Otklr Hmai.i. Hrrri) Piua.
" a»». Poultry.
'* 27. Orains, Firli) MRRn*, Huni, A*
" 2H. KuoT*. lioRii KiRLoCRor^, Flax, Ac,
" 2». Fruit
" 30. (IaRDRN ViMIRTARUtR.
" ai. PlaMTR ami* KI.OWRMR.
" 8'i. Dairy Prodi-ctr, HoNRV, Hacion, Ac.
" 8,i. AoRit utnrRAi. Implrmrntr, Powu.
" 34, AoRICt'LTUHAI. IMPI.RMRNT«, HaMD.
" 8ft. CATTLirOOD, ARTiriOIALMANI*RRa,Ac,
Mrdaim. — In all (u<>s, tliA winner of ■ flnt
nrixn nf %'M will \w ftititlfd to the AMociation'k
Gold MmUI, va1u» t3<t, inntfad, if he i>r<«r«r it ;
and th« wiiuu'r of a tiriit pri/p of %'H) or iipwardi,
will be entitird to tli« .-^ilvrr Mrdul, at |tO, if h«
prefer St, with the ditfarence in money.
nv
1.
CIM.
Beat thor v
oK\ ani'
t^
Sd
Beat 3 yean.
M
Id
US'"!.
i ItrtM.
i«,
on, 4 yean
do.
• c.
30 00
24 00
1« 00
22 uO
14 00
7 00
3. Real 2 years old itailion 14 00
ad do 10 00
3d do 5 00
4. Beat yearling colt 8 00
td do « 00
Id do 4 00
8. Beat thorough -bred atallion of vny
age Diploma.
6. Beat 3 yearn old ftUy 18 00
2d do 11 00
3d do 7 00
7. B 4 2 yearn old filly 14 00
2d do 10 00
8d do 6 00
8. Beat yearling filly 8 00
2d do 6 00
8d do 4 00
9. Beat Mare and foal, or satiafattory
evideucu that a fual has been raiacd
this season 22 00
2d do 14 00
3d do « 00
10. Extra Entries.
PetUoree to be nroduced in this claao.
S*ct.
1.
8.
6.
0.
7.
8.
10.
11.
CUu f. iKrlcoltaral BorMt.
• 0.
Best atallion for agrimltursl purpoaaa,
4 yiara old ami upwarda 88 00
2d do K4 00
3a do 18 00
Beat 8 years old atallion 32 00
ad do 14 00
Sd do 7 00
Beat 2 yeara old atallion 14 OO
2d do 10 00
8d do 6 OC
Beat yearling colt t> CO
2d do 8 00
Sd do 4 00
Beat atallion of anv aga Diploma.
Beat 3 years old <llly 18 00
2d do 11 00
8d do 7 00
Best 2 years old filly 14 00
2d do 9 00
3d do 6 00
Best yearling filly 3 00
2d do 6 00
8d do 4 00
Best broo<i mare and foal, or eridcnce
that a foal has been raisetl 22 00
2d do 14 00
8«l do 6 00
Best span matched farm team, geld-
ings or mares, in harness 20 00
2d do 16 00
3d do 10 00
E.xtra Entries.
Class S.-Road or Carriage Horses.
Best roadster or inrringe stiUlion, 4
vears old and upwards 86 00
ad' do 24 00
3d dc 16 00
PRIZI Li»t.
M il»
M .lo
M d*
aa do
tk>«t yr«rllnK I ott ,,,. ,.
«•! •!<>
9>l ilo
MmI aUllKm of Ativaf*.,. —
IliHit Krfiii'h ('•iiiuiUii HUlllun
a<l do
»»*t««»tfttik
• «.
IS M
14 00
7 "^
. . 14
... 10 (MJ
... S 00
. . « ««»
... 4 UO
I>(|l|l)IU>.
80 00
... SO 00
• e.
I* 00
fl ro
10 00
« 00
« 00
3.1 ilo. 10 00
7. lUmt 3 vMn vld VMdalMr m Mntam
«Uy 18 00
til «lo II 00
a«l tin , 7 IH»
8. Ili-at 'J y««n ol.l Hlljr 14 00
'id do 00
8»1 da , A f,0
9. IWt yiarlirig filly , H 00
'id lU 8 00
3.1 4» 4 00
10. Iloat hrnntl marc anil fmU, or •vidnnce
of httviiig raiiHHl « foal 93 00
aa .u 14 00
8«l do « (K)
11. lUiat pair of iiiatrh«<l r^rritKn liornoa
(geldinf;)! ur niariM) 20 00
U dn ., 16 00
8d .iJ 10 00
12. lW>«t (.ingle oiirriu;,!) hoiM (gelding or
mtni), in karneaa 10 00
Sd do
8d do
18. Ilmt Mvddln horwrt (gliding or mare).
fd dn
8d d*
14. KxtrmA.
ClAM 4. IIe»Ty Dr»aghC noriei.
1. Beat knavy ilrauaht aUllion, 4 yi-ara
old and upwama 38 00
Id di» 14 00
til dn 18 00
a. B«wt 3 ynaia old ittallioa 22 00
Id do 14 00
Sd do 7 00
8. Beat 2 ysara old iiUlliim 14 00
t«l do 10 00
Sd do 8 00
4. Bast yearling eoU 8 00
Id do « 00
8d do 4 00
6. BuNt dniUKlitatalHon, anv age...... Diploma.
6. UeM Syearaoldftlly ....! 18 00
2d do 11 00
8d do 6 00
7. Heat 2 yearn old tilly 14 00
2d do 00
d t.'o .1 00
5. dest yearling iilly 8 00
2d do « on
3(1 do 4 oO
9. Beat brood mare and fnal, or eviiUtncn
that a foal has been raised 22 00
2d do 14 00
3d do 6 00
10. Best span of draught horse.s (gcldin^jj
or mares) ''.. 20 00
t« 00
)0 00
M ^vt tpan nf iir«a|Ht horM* ifiil^,
lim* or itiaffH*^ , .
U do
i I. Katra nntriM.
!fo hora* will tM al.uwMl !• Mfliycli hi
than on« alaan nr fi'tton, mmf* vhun <^<)Mptliim
for th» diplnma Utt thr bf>at hnra* of any afp t!i Kti
claaa
CLAHH ft Tli«t Prlnff of Walti' Priif.
I. Th» h*al honl of thorminh hrcfM'alUa
n| any fwra lira«i(, enuauting of ork
btill and Mr" r^nnaita, of any ag* or
agM»- l*Hm prMnntad hy Mia Koyal
llighnraa th« Prima of Waloa 80 OO
3d do., hy ihf AwMNiiation, 4<l 00
U do. t:.K 20 00
CATTLK.
€Um a. Bttrhiini.
BfRt liuU, 4 yrarii old urtd u|iwwd«.
ad do !
3«l do
H«'»t 8 yeara I, I bull , ,
3.1 ,.>
3<l
38 00
34
18
82
00
00
00
10 00
dl 12 00
34 00
8.
9.
IWat 3 y ara old mil
ad do 18 00
M ilf 8 00
IW'at orfl year old boll 10 00
2.1 do 13 00
»tl do 7 00
ll.'at bull roll .anderona yew) 18 00
2d do 10 00
3d do 6 00
Beat bull of auy ago Diploma.
Beat cow 34 00
2d do 18 00
3d do la 00
Beat 3 year* old cow 10 00
2d do 14 00
3d do 10 00
Beat 2 years old heifer 18 00
2d do la 00
34| do 8 00
10. Beat one year old heifer 13 00
ad do g 00
3d do 6 00
11. Be.tt heif' . calf (under one year) 10 00
2d do 8 00
3d do 4 00
12. Extra entries.
N. B. — A ctrtiHcate of Heiu» Book FRnioRKR,
or a sufticient reference to the Herd Book in
which they are registered, will l,c requin^d of all
animals fn the Durlmni r\am, along with or pre-
vious to the ajiplication to enter them for exhibi-
tion. The pedigrees of others should be as fall
rud correct as possible,
Cliwr 7.— Devons.
T'lc list f f Prizes the same as in Class 8.
Class 8.- Ilorerords.
Prize.s the same as C'lu.ss H.
Class 0.~ AyrslilrcH.
Prizes the same as Class 8.
10 00
M on
... i4 00
... Ifl 00
... 8'i 00
,. SO 00
... 13 00
... 34 00
... 1« (K)
... » 00
. . to 00
... 13 00
... 7 00
... 1« 00
... 10 00
. 8 00
Diploin*.
... 34 00
... le 00
... 13 00
... 80 00
... 14 00
... 10 00
... 1« 00
... 13 00
... 8 00
... 13 00
... 8 00
... 9 00
... 10 00
... 6 00
... 4 00
FRtfiB um.
A.
il«M It. 4itll«Vt|f,
€lMt II.- ABffM ^'•lll*.
H»»« Iwill, n y»mn •'.A antt upvardt
*! 4o ,
Hr«t bull, \ jmtt at >n«f, Md ••iti f I
>••""•'• ,„„„,,,,,„,,,
*l .to
HMthniinirH»4arl]rM»
;■(•' ^
IW«| cuw, S yMU« Md ftvvr
3«< do
.Hm« UVtt, I jTM' mmI UMfer S jwra
«M
ikoM •hova
tu aftlttoaJa ol ntktr
•. H'-at hi-lfrr lalf undar 1 jra«r
id
Hrit
■id
ad
2d
U
do.
CI AM a.
(Ifailf
1 00
^' 00
14 00
la (M)
i« 00
10 PQ
an no
10 IN)
13 00
« UO
H 00
lkr.«da lltau
itflftky.
. UM M^fM tiM Wtrirteff (\iitl«. My
fkrt
'. IWat fat ut or aUor
*l 4» .
8.1
3. IWat flit row <tr I
3il do
•■•ft«ii*tk#**ii*>»*
«ni4« ftitlt.
ru*
do
do
S yrara old oow.
do
do.
34 00
Id mi
13 m
iM) 0(»
14 00
10 00
00
13 on
8 00
'3 00
M IK)
li 00
<M)
no
4 00
art"
t. Beat 3 yaara old haUlnr '." 16
*} 'I" 13
M d«
4. H»«t our yiiar old hritn
■d do
ft. Beat hrlfrr oalf midrr oni> y»ar 10
w do ;.'.' (I
»d do ..
ti. Kitra PtitrifN.
DiPi* <<AN will \m awardM! to th« Rtvm'.cra or
Iiii|ioil.TN of hulU and Htalliotv.* which tak« Vint
I'rixM, when thfir iiatiiPM ami i<-iii<t<>ncfa
Kiy«n.
Thf ju.lgcH Mhall iwMertain, lu diridiiig on Imll
• alvM in any of thf turegoitm clumn, wlmthtr
•thf animal hiw Wn auckled or rati«d hy |muI,
and make allowanfea ac<H>rdingly. Tlie exact
ugf of yoiinK animals nmat b« aUted on the
••arde, and will »)«• taken Into loniidemtion by
the judgM in making their awanla ; and any
iH'wn understating the age of an animal will
forfrtt tht- premium to whlc'h he might otherwiHe
»>e eiititU'd.
A statement t«» be producwl to ohow the breeil-
iuBof animaU in clasa 12.
Young animals may tomiiete, if the exhibitor
thinks fit, in an older els:* than that to which
th^y uroperly l»et'.ng ; but no animal will be al-
lowed to comiK'tc in more than one of the fore-
going sections, except for the Diplomas.
Cows in any of the above classes must be giv.
ing milh Rt the time of exKihition, or be evi-
dently well gone in calf.
An animal will not be allov.ed to compete as
a three year old cow unless sb- has had a calf,
or IS evidently in calf; but a tw>> year old ani-
mal having had a calf will b« alK wed to com-
pete au a two year old heifer, if the owner thiuks
i*
4.
''.est yuk* of worUat iMI
««i •lo.r^
M ib«
Bei t yoke S ye*i' old i
3-1 d",..
ft.
CO.
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t'
no
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30
U<l
13 Oil
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30
INI
13 OO
30
OO
t3 00
H
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10
00
10
00
(t
00
Ileal tatm of usen, not leaa than teu
yoke ttvm one townahlj., tJie pro
jierty of any numUr •/ (jersons
Kat Cattle and I'at Hherp .an lie ..«hiba»d
only by penH.ns who have ownetl and fe<l th«M
ai least six ironths prevhusly.
40 00
SIIREP. L01VU.W00C1.BD.
OaM 14. -OMiirsidM.
1. Best rata, two shMf* awl oT«r
3.1 do
„ *l . «1«
3. Kest shearling ram
3<'. du
"'• do t, i^\
3. Best ram lamb h 00
*} '}» .'.■."..■.■ 6 UO
•''• do g QQ
4. Hest 3 ewes. 3 aheara aiid over .. 16 00
11 00
in OO
10 OO
ft OO
IS 00
10 00
3d do
3d do
5. Best 3 shearling ewet
2d ,n.
3d do
0. Best 2 ewe Iambi
3d do
3<l do
7. Kxtras.
II
14
10
6
8
ft
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liO
(10
00
OO
00
00
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01aulJf.-L«lccat«r6.
1. Best rr>m, two abeara and over 16 00
'i'\ 'j« 10 00
*• do 5 00
2. Best shearling run ;..., la oo
*'} «lo 10 00
'°d do 5
3. Beatramlamb a
2d do .;;;;;;;:;;.'.; 6
•W do 3
4.
6.
Best 2 ewes, 2 shear* and over I'l
2d df) .'.' 11
'^l do 6
iM'st 3 sliearlitig ewes 14
2d do [|..;.[ in
3d do..... ;;;■■ g
Best 2 ewe lambs g
2d
3d
do.
do.
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PRIZE LIST.
SHEEP, MEDIIJIII-WOOLLED.
ClARs 10.— Sontlidowni.
Prizi'H thf HRiiH' as in 'Insn 14.
CUM 17— 8liropttblr« & Hampililre Bowa*.
Prizes the Hutne M in CIohs U.
8IIEEI>, FI!WE-W001.1.ED.
tiASH 18.
SpaniHh, Frenrli,
Merinos.
nnd 8a\oii
Prizes tli(! same w in ( Iush 1 (.
Claas 19. Fat Hheep.
Sect. |i
1. Best 2 fat wptiieis 1*2
2d
3d
do.
do.
8 00
4 00
2, B«8t 2 fat ewes 12 00
2d do.
Sd do .
Extra entries.
(V Sheep that huve been showu in any other
elaases cannot compete as fat sheep.
Sheep must be closely shorn after the 25th
of April, and the date of "liearing shall form part
of the entry certificate.
00
8.
PIG8-LAKGE BREEDS.
Class 20.— Torksblres.
Best boar, one year and over 15
2d do 10 00
3d do ... 6 00
Best boar, under one year 10
2d do 6
8d do 4
Best breeding sow, one year and over 10
2d do 7
M do 4
Best «ow, under one year old 5
2d do 4
3d do 8
ClasK 21.— Large ^erksbires.
Prizes the ,,ame as in Class 20.
Clasn 22.~.\11 other Large Breeds.
Prizes the same as in Class 20.
PIGS— SMALL. BREEDS.
Class 23.— Saffolks.
Prizes the same as in Class 20.
Class 24.— Improved Berksblres.
Prizes the same as in Class 20.
Class 25.— Essex and other Small Breeds.
Prizes the same as in Class 20.
lu the clashes of Pigs, Ou; precise aye of the
animals is to be stated on the atrds.
With a view of encouraging lun^ely tlit^ imjior-
tation of improved stock, the exhibitor of any
male animal imported into this Province from
Europe, lad not previously exhibited, which
shall take the Krst prize in any of the above
t' jooaoq v.'iil l}fi "fiiiiil Mii'fii* tiiiTif*'- t-lii* fiifiouiit oi*
the premium offered in the lisi, ; the exhibitor ot
any female animal imported from Europe, not pre-
viously exhibited, taking the first prize, will b*
paid double the amount otfered ; the exhibitor of
any male animal imported into the Province from
any i>art of Amerion, not previously « xhibited.
Inking the fiist jirize, will be paid double th«
amount of i>rize offered ; and of ony female ani-
mal imported and not jin-viou-sly exhibited, aud
takiTig the first prize, one-half addition to th«
amount of prize olltii'd in the list. Such animals
to be tlie h'liin Jide i)ropi'vty of jM-rsons residing
in Ontario, ( Upper ('anaia, ) and to be retained in
the Province for at least twi'lve months aftci-
obtaining the prize. Hatisfa<'.tory evidence must
have been given at the time of making the entry
that the animal has Iwen imported, aud not pre-
viously exhibited at any Upper Canada Provin-
cial sliow, or the increased prize will not be paid.
Class 26.— Ponltry, &e»
Sort. 9 C.
1. Best pair white dorkings 4 00
2d do 2 00
2. Best pair of colored dorkings 4 00
2d do 2 00
8. Best pr. of white crested black Polands 4 00
2d do 2 00
4. Best pair of Golden Polands 4 00
2d do 2 00
5. Best pair of Silver Polands 4 00
2d do 2 00
6. Best pr. of any other variety of Polands 4 00
2d do 2 00
7. Best pair of tame fowls, (black brea.st-
ed and other reds) 4 00
2(1 <^ 2 00
8. Best pair of game fowls, any other
vanety 4 00
2d do 2 00
9. Best pair of Buff Cochin Chinas 4 00
2d do 2 00
10. Best puir White Cochin Chinas 4 00
2d do 2 00
11. Best pair of Brahma Pootraa, light. .. . 4 00
2d do 2 00
12. Best pair of Brahma Pootras, dark. .. . 4 00
2d do 2 GO
13. Best pair of Spanish fowls 4 00
2d do 3 00
3d do 2 00
14. Best pair of golden or silver pencilled
Hambnrgs 4 00
2d do 2 00
15. Best pair of golden or silver spangled
Hamburgs 4 CO
2d do 2 00
16. Best pair of any other variety of Ham-
burgs 4 00
2d do 2 00
17. Best pair of Crfeve Cceur, la Fl^che,
or Houdan fowls 4 00
2d do . 2 00
18. Best pair of Sebright bantams 2 00
2d do 1 00
19. Best pair of any other variety of ban-
tams 2 00
2d do 1 00
20. Best pair of turkeys (any colour) 5 00
2d do 3 00
g,) .^„ 2 0!!
21. Best pair of wild turkeys 4 Oo
2d do 2 Oo
I
f c.
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 W
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
3 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
5 0(i
3 00
O (\n
4 Ou
2 Oo
PBIZE L'ST.
U
22. B«tt pair of g««M (white)
2d do
28. B*«t j)air of geesft (coloured)
2.1 do
'H. Best j)air of Aylfsbury ducks
2d do
2fi. liost |)air of Kouen ducks
2d do
26. R«8t ]mir ol /my utiier kind of ducks
2d do
27. Bust jiuir of (luiiiea fowls
2d do
28. Best jmir of peafowls
2d do
'29. Best pair any other variety of fowl,
not included in above cIuhhhs
2d d<i
I'lUEONM.
30. Best carrier, jioiiter, and tumbler
pigeo'i.i
2d do
31. Best jacobins, fautails, barbs, and
trutn peters
2d do
32. Best collection pigeons, any other
varieties
2d do
R.VUBITH.
33. Best pair of rabbits
2d do
CHICKENS AND DUCKS OF 18t58.
',')i. Best pair of dorking.s of either variety
2d do .".
35. Best jiair of game fowls of any variety
2d do
36. Best pair of Spanish fowls
2d do..
37. Best pair of Cochin Chinas, of any va-
riety
2d do
38. Best pair of Brahma Pootras
2d do
39. Best pair of Hamburgs, any variety...
2d do
40. Best pair of Polands, any variety
2d do
41 . Best pair Aylesbuiy Ducklings
2d do
42. Best pair Rouen Ducklings.
2d do
43. Rest jiair Ducklings, any other kind..
2<1 do
44. Best pair fowls of 1868 of any other
kind
2d do
45. Extra entries.
» c.
4 Of
2 m
4 0(
2 01
4 0(
2 0(
4 00
2 Of
4 Of
2 Of
4 Of
2 Of
4 Of'
2 00
4 00
2 00
3 00
1 00
3 0(1
1 00
3 00
1 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 ftO
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
2 00
AGRICrL.T'RL. PRODVCTIOIVS.
Class 27.— Grains, Small Field Seeds,
Hops, &c.
1.— The Canada Company's prize for the
best 25 bushels of Fall Wheat, the
jiroduce ot the Province of Ontario,
being the growtii of the year 1868.
Each sample must be of one distinct
variety, pure and unmixed, of the
best quality for seed, and not to be
tfntm merely by weight. The ]n ize
to be ftwanled to the actupl grower
only of the Wheat, which is to be
;;iver< up to an<l become the pro-
iierty of the Association, for di.stri-
ijiition to the County Societies for
.seed ■. 8100 00
2d do by the Association... 40 00
3d do do 20 00
The ^vinnl■rs of the 2nd and 3rd prizes to re-
tftin their '.vheat.
This wheat will be reiidy for ili.stribution after
the annuul meeting. The delegates from such
County .Societies as desire to hsvo a portion are
requested to a])ply for it, and take it with thcui
from the Hhow graund, for immediate sowing,
where practicable.
Tiie winners of these prizes will be required
to furnish the Secretary with a written state-
ment of tile natupj of the soil, mode of prepara-
tion, the variety and quantity of seed, and time
of sowing, manures (if any used), produce \>er
acre of grain, and any other particulars of prac-
tical importance, before being paid the amount
of premium. Winners of prizes in the succeed-
ing sections of this class will also be expected to
furnish information when applied for.
Persons competing for the Canada Company's
prize are requested to bring a sample in tnp
straw, pulled from the ground when r-pe, with
the roots remaining attached.
Scd. 9 c.
2. Best two bushels of white winter
wheat 10
2d do 8
3d do 6
4th do 4
3. Best two bushels of red winter wheat 10
6.
2d do
3d do
4th do
Best two bushels of Fife spring wheat
2d do
3d do
4th do
Best two bushels Club Spring wheat
2d do
3d do
4th do
Best two bushels spring wheat of any
other variety 8
00
00
00
00
00
00
6 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
10.
Id do 6
3d do 4
4th do 2
Best two bushels barley (2 rowed) ... 6
2d do 4
3d do 2
4th do Vol. Transactions.
Best two bushels of barley (6 rowed) 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
4th do Trans.
Best two bushels of winter rye 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
4th do Trans.
Best two bushels suring rye 6 00
2d do..!?. 4 00
3d do 2 00
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PRIZE LIST.
Stet. I c.
11. B«st two bnahflli of MtH (white) S 00
2(1 do 4 00
ad do 2 00
4th do Trans.
J 2. B««t two hu.«hisl8 of o»t8 (black) « 00
2d do 4 00
8d do , 2 00
4th do Trans.
13. R«ist two bushels of Hmall field i>eaM... 6 00
2d do 4 00
8d do <2 00
<tb do Trans.
II. Best two bushels of white marrowfat
I>eaa A 00
2d do 4 00
8d do 2 00
4th do Trans.
15. Best two bushels black -eyed marowfat
Fas a 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
16. Best two bushels of any other kind of
tield peas .' « OO
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
4th do Trans.
17. Best bushel of small white field beans 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
4th do Trans.
18. Best bushel of large white field l)eans 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
4th do Trsns.
1». Best two bushels Indian corn in the
ear (white) 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
4th do Trans.
20. Best two do. (yellow) 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
4th do Trans.
21. Best bushel of timothy seed 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
4th do Trans.
22. Best b'.shel of clover seed 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
4th do Trans.
28. Best half bushel of Alsike clover seed 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
24. Best bushel of hemp seed 6
2d do .'.'."."" 4
3d do 2
25. Best bnahel of flax seed 6
2d do .' 4
3d do 2
Best bushel of mustud. seed 6
2d do.
3d do
27. Best Swedish turnip seed, from trans-
planted bulbs, not less than 20 lbs.
2d do
3d do
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
Sect. I (V
28. Best 14 Mm. white Belgian field carrot
seed 6 00
2d do 4 00
M do 2 0(1
29. Hfst 12 llw, of long red mangel wurzel
seed « 00
2d do 4 00
M do 2 00
30. Best 12 Uls. of yellow globe mangel
wur/el seed fl 00
2d do 4 00
'M do 2 00
31. Bestbale of hops, not les,'. than 112 lbs 2lt 00
2d do 12 OO
3d do . 8 00
32. Best buNhel of tares « 00
2d do 3 00
3d do Trans.
33. Best buslul of buckwheat 4 00
2d do 2 00
3d do Trails.
34. Best bushel of millet 4 00
2d do 2 00
3«l do Trans.
35. Best biishel of Hungarian grass seed 4 00
2d do 2 00
3«l do Trans.
36. Extra entries.
AH the Grains and Kceds in the above class
must be the growth of the year 1868, in accord-
ance with Rule 17.
The Board reserves the right of purchasing
part or the whole of first prize samples of grain
and seeds at the market value.
The names of the different varieties of wheat
or other grain, roots, &c., must be inserted by
each exhibitor in his list of entries.
Class 38.— Soots, other Hoed Field Crops,
Flax, iic.
1 . Best bushel of pink-eye potatoes 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
2. Best bushel cup potatoes 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
3. Best bushel garnet Chilis 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
4. Best bushel Fluke i^tatoes 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do Trans.
5. Best bushel red do 3 oo
2d do 2 00
3d do Trans.
6. Best bushel peachblows 3 00
2d do 2 00
^ 3d do Trans.
7. Best bushel Buckeyes or Carters 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do Trans.
8. Best bushel of any other sort potatoes 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do Trans.
0. Best collection of field potatoes, a peck
of each sort — nained i oo
-'I do 3 00
3d do 2 00
JStet.
10.
11.
12.
18.
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16. ]
17. ]
18. ]
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20. i
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22. i
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24. i
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26.
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27. F
2
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28. B
2
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29. B
2
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30. B
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on
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00
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Iw '20 00
. 12 OO
. 8 Ot!
.. « 00
.. 3 00
..TraiiN.
.. 4 00
.. 2 00
.. Trans.
.. 4 00
.. 2 00
. . TrRiis.
•d 4 00
.. 2 00
. . Trans.
.. 3 00
.. 2 00
. 1 00
.. 3 00
. 2 00
. 1 00
. 3 00
. 2 00
. 1 00
. 3 00
. 2 00
. Trans.
. 3 00
. 2 00
. Trans.
. 3 00
. 2 00
. Trans.
. 3 00
. 2 00
. Trans.
s 3 00
. 2 00
. Trans.
k
. 4 00
. 3 00
. 2 00
PRIZE LIBT.
10. Be«t eUht roota Purple-top
• c.
iSwede
tamipg " ' 8
2d ' do 8
8d do 1 00
11. Beat eight roots Oreen-top Swede Tur-
nip* S 00
2d do 2 00
8d do 1 00
12. Beat sight roots Skirving's Swede tur-
nips 8 00
2d do 2 00
8d do 1 00
18. Best eight roots White Globe turnips 3 00
2d do 2 00
8d do Trans.
14. Best eight Aberdeen Yellow turnips 8 00
8«l do 2 00
8d do Trans.
15. Best eight grey stone turnips 8 00
2d do „ 2
3d do 1
16. Best 12 roots red carrots 3
2d do
3d do
Beat 12 roots wl»ite or Belgian ciirrots
2d do
8d do
Best 8 roots mangel wurzel (long red)
2d do
3d do
Best 8 roots red globe mangel wurzel
2d do
8d do Trans.
Best 8 roots yellow globe mangel wur-
zel 3 00
2d do 2 00
8d do 1 00
21. Best 8 roots long yellow mangel wnr-
zel a 00
17
18,
19.
20,
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
2d
3d
do.
do Trans.
22. Best 8 roots of khol rabi 3
2d do 2
3d do ; 1
23. Best 8 roots of white sugar beet 3
2d do 2
3d do ;....;. 1
24. Best 12 roots parsnips 3
2d do 2
„, ^ do Trans.
25. Best 12 roots of chickory 8 00
2d do 2 00
3d do Trans.
26. Best 2 large sq uashes for cattle 3 00
2d do 2 00
„^ 3d 1 00
27. Best 2 mammoth field pumpkins 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do Trans.
28. Best 4 common yellow field f.o 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do Trans.
29. Best 20 lbs. of cured tobacco leal,
growth of Ontario 8 00
2d do 2 00
3d do Trans.
30. Best broom com brush, 28 lbs 3 00
2d do 2 00
8d do Trans.
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TBI CAMADA OOMPAMT'b PKIIK rOR FLAX.
Stct. I c.
SI. B«at 112 tbs. of itx, scakhed 24 00
9d do. by the Aasociition 16 00
9d do do 8 00
THE CANADA COMPAMT'b PKIZB VOB BXUP.
32. Best 11 J lbs. of hemp 16 00
2d do. by the Association 12 00
8d do do 6 00
33. Otiier entries.
[The roots in the above class to be certified as
of field culture by the exhibitor. ]
Roots of other varieties than those above-
named, will receive prizes, if worthy.
BORTICVLTIJRAL. PRODUCTS.
Class 29.— Froik.
Professional Nuraer^finen'a LuL Cmnpetitors can
receive mily one, premium in each aecium.
1. Best 30 varieties apples, correctly
named, six of each tS
2d do 6
2. Best 20 varieties do., correctly named,
six of each 5
00
00
2d do
3. Best 6 varieties of fall table applesj
named, 6 of each 8
2d do do 2
4. Best 6 varieties of fall cooking apples,
named, 6ofeach 3
2d do do ....." 2
5. Best 6 varieties winter table apples,
named, 6 of each 3
2d do du......... 2
Best 6 varietie,< winter cooking do.,
named, 6of each 3
2d do do......... 2
Best collection, not less than 15 varie-
ties pears, correctly named, thiee
ofeach g
2d do !!'.'.!"!!!!! s
Best 6 varieties do., correctly named,
sixofeach 5
00
3 00
6
7
8.
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
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00
00-
00
9.
10.
11
12
8 OO*
00
00
2d do
Best collection, not less than six v.
rieties plums, correctly named, six
ofeach 5 oa
2d do 3 00
Best 3 varieties do., correctly named,
sixofeach
2d do .'.'."!!]."!!!!".'
Best collection peaches, correctly
named, not less than six varieties..
2d do
Best 3 varieties do. , six of each '. 3
2d do ._'. 2
13. Best collection grapes, grown in opeii
air, not more than 12 varieties, two
bunches each, named.... K
2d do .".".'.".'"!!,'.' 3
Best three varieties of black grapesj
grown in open air, two bunches
each, correctly namwl . . .q
2d do '..'.'.'.'.'.'.Z 2
14.
5 00
3 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
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PRIZE Lmr.
• 0.
8 09
2 00
3 00
2 00
19. ^Mt 3 varietiM of grape*, any other
colour, grown in open air, two
bunches each, conrctly named ...
ad dtf
It. Beat colleetion of grapM, not more
than 12 rarieti)«, frrown under
glaM, one bunch of each uort, cor-
rectly named
2d do
17. Best 8 varieties block grapes grown
under glass
2d do
18. Beat 3 varieties white grapes grown
under ffless
2d do
19. Best 3 varieties grapes, any other
colour, grown under glass
2d do
20. Best and heaviest 1 bunch black Ham-
burg grapee
2d do do
21. Best and heaviest 1 bunch black
grapes, any other kind
2d do do
22. Best and heaviest 1 bunch white do...
2d do
28. Best display of fruit, the growth of
exhibitor, distinct from other en-
tries, three specimens of each sort,
named
2d do
3d do
Oeneral List. Professional Nururymen excluded. '
Competitors can receive o^ily one premiuvi in
each section.
00
00
00
00
8 00
2 00
3 00
2 00
3 00
2 00
9 00
« 00
i 00
24.
Best 20 varieties apples, correctly
named, threj of each 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
55. Best 10 varieties do. , correctly named,
three of each 4
2d do 3
3d do 2
26. Best 4 varieties dessert apples, cor-
rectly named, 6 of each 3
2d do 2
3d do Vol. Trans.
27. Best 4 varieties, cookiiig do. , correctly
named, 6 of each 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do Vol. Tran-s.
28. Best 12 apples, fall dessert, of one
vavietj', correctly mm it'd 2 00
2d do ] 50
3d do 1 00
Best 12 apples, fall cooking, of one
variety, correctly named 2 00
2d do 1 50
3d do 1 00
Best 12 apples, winter dessert, of one
variety, correctly named 2 00
2d do 1
3d do 1
31. Best 12 apples, winter cooking, of one
variety, correctly named 2 00 j
29
30
2d
3d
do.
do.
^^ I 0.
a2. Best collection, not more than Mx
Tarieties peara, correctly named,
three of each 6 00
2d do 8 00
;M do 2 00
33. Best 3 varieties do. , correctly named,
three of each 3 00
2d do 2 00
:M do 1 00
34. Best 6 fall pears of one variety 8 00
2d do 2 00
3d do Vol. Trans.
35. Best 6 winter pears of one variety ... 3 00
2d do 2 00
8d do 1 CO
36. Best collection, not less than 6 va-
rietioi" ^dums, correctly named, six
of each 4 00
2d do 3 00
3d do i 00
37. Best 12 dessert plums, one variety,
correctlv named 2 00
2d ' do 1 60
8d do Vol. Trans.
38. Best 12 cooking plums, one variety,
correctly named 2 00
2d do 1 60
3d do 1 00
39. Best 6 varieties peaches, correctly
named, 6 of each 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
40. Best 6 poaches, white flesh, one va-
riety, correctly named 2 00
2d do 1 60
3d do Trans.
41. Best 6 peaches, yellow flesh, one va-
riety, correctly named 2 00
2d do 1 60
3d do , 1 00
42. Best collection grapes, grown in open
air, not more than 12 varieties, 2
bunches each 6 00
2d do 3 00
3d do 2 00
43. Best 6 varieties grapes, grown in open
air, 2 bunches of each 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
44. Best 3 bunches do., one variety, cor-
rectly named 3 00
2d do ." 2 00
3d do 1 00
45. Best collection grapes, grown under
glass, not more than 12 varieties,
one bunch each, correctly named... 6 00
2d do 3 00
3d 2 00
46. Best 2 bunches black Hamburg grapes 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
47. Best 2 bunches black grapes, any other
variety 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
48. Best 2 bunches white grapes, grown
under glass, correctly named 3 00
50 i 2d do 2 00
OOi 3d do 1 00
50
00
mzE'xiBr.
$^9.
...;, 6 00
.... 8 00
.... 2 00
Aft
.... 3 00
.... 2 00
.... 1 00
.... 8 00
.... 2 00
ol. TniM.
... 8 00
.... 2 00
.... 1 CO
v»-
six
.... 4 00
.... 3 00
.... i 00
. 2 00
. 1 60
Trans.
! 2 00
. 1 60
. 1 00
r
. 3 00
, 2 00
. 1 00
, 2 00
. 1 50
Trans.
00
50
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
3 00
2 00
1 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
(
**^ i c;.
4». Bests necUrines, uuucU 8 00
2d do 8 00
ftO. B«at quinces 2 00
2d do 1 00
U. Best half- peck cranberries, domestic
cultivated 2 00
2d do 1 00
53. Best green flesh melon 2 00
2d do 1 00
58. Best rod or scarint flesh melon 2 00
2d do 1 00
64. B<-st wqJUir melon 2 00
2d do 1 00
DOMKSTIC WINEN.
66. Beet 4 do2. dry wine 20 00
ad do 12 00
6«. Best 4 doz. sweet wine 10 00
2d do 8 00
67. Best 1 doz. sparkling wine 20 00
2d do 12 00
68. Extras.
3.
€lMi M.— Garden Tegetables.
Beat 12 roots of salsify
2d do
3d do
Best 3 heads brocoli
2d do
3d do
Best .3 heads cauliflower
2d do
3d do
4. Best 3 heads cabbaire (summer)
2d do
8d do
5. Best 3 heads cabbaire (winter)
2d do..?.... '
3d do
6. Best 4 sorts winter cabbage, including
savoys, 1 of each sort.
3 00
2 00
1 00
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
2d do.
3d do ;
Best 3 heads red cabbage
2d do
3d do
Kest 12 carrots for tabic, lonK red ...
2d do *
3d do
Best 12 intermediate or half-long car-
rots
2d do
8d do
Best 12 early horn carrots
2d do
3d do
Best 12 table par.snip.s
2d do
3d do
Best G roots of white celery
2d do
3d do
Best 6 roots of red celery
2d do
3d do
Best dozen capsicums (ripe)
2d do
8d do
3 00
00
00
00
50
00
00
50
00
00
50
00
00
50
00
00
50
00
00
50
00
00
50
00
00
60
fhet.
16. Bestc«llectlo»of c»imoiun*(riyfi) ...
2d do , ' .,"
3il do "
1«. B<'st 3 egg-plant fruit, yurpla
2d do
8d do ;;;;;;"
17. Best 12 tomatoes (red)
2d do
3d do ;.
18. Best 1 'i tomatoes (yellow) .'..;..
2d do
8d do ;;
10. Best asHortcd colln-tion of tomatoes. .
2d (1..
3d do ■.
20. Best 12 blood b«;ete, long
2d do....
3d do ;...
21. Best i)eck of white onions
2d do
8d do
22. Best peck of yellow onions
2d do
3d do
23. liest peck of red onions
2d do
3d do
24. Best 2 quarts pickling onions
2d do
26. Best 12 white turnips (table)
2d do
3d do
26. Best 12 yellow turnips (table)
2d do
3d do
27. Best 12 ears sweet com, fit for the
table
2d do
3d do
28. Best 6 varieties of potatoes, for garden
cultivation, half peck of each sort,
named
2d do
3d do
29. Best 3 summer or fall table squashes
2d do
3d do
80. Best 3 winter table squashes
2d do
3d do
31. Best and greatest variety of vegeta-
bles, (distinct from other entries)
ciidi kind named
2d do
3d do
Extra entries.
I
4
S
1
3
1
1
3
1
c.
00
00
00
00
60
00
00
80
1 00
2 00
1 60
1 00
8 00
2 00
00
(Mt
50
00
00
60
00
00
50
1 00
00
50
00
60
00
00
60
00
00
60
1 00
2 00
1 60
1 00
CO
60
00
00
60
00
00
60
00
32.
1.
2.
4 00
3 00
2 00
1 00
Class 81.— Plants and Flowers.
Best dozen dahlias, standard varieties,
named 2 00
2d do 1 60
3d do 1 00
Best 12 bouquet dahlias 2 00
2d do 1 50
3d do 1 00
Best and largest collection of dahlia;« 5 00
'Al do 4 00
3d do 3 00
14
PRIZE LUIT.
SMt. I C.
4. B«»t bouquet c«t floweni (for Ubl«)... 2 00
ad do 1 60
Sd db 1 00
5. Beat hand bouquet 100
2d do 1 60
U do 1 00
t. Beat collection of green -houae pltnta,
not U.M than 12 apeoiniena, In
flower 5 00
2d do 8 00
8d do a 00
7. Beat 12 panaiea .. a 00
ad do 1 60
8d do 1 00
8. Beat 6 fuchriiui, in Huwer 4 00
2d do 8 00
3(1 do 2 00
9. Ueitt collection of annuala in bloom,
named 2 00
2d do 1 60
3d do 1 00
10. Ue^t 6 cockscuniba, 2 00
2d do 1 60
3d do 1 00
11. Best 6 balHams, in bloom 2 00
2d do 1 50
3d do 1 00
12. Best 12 German aatera 2 00
2d do 1 60
3d do 1 00
IS. Best collection of astera 2 00
8d do 1 50
8d do 1 00
14. Best collection of 10 weeks' stock ... 2 00
2d do 1 60
3d do 1 00
15. Best colluctiun of hybrid perpetual
roses, named 6 00
2d do 3 00
8d do 2 00
16. Best collection of Hourboi), Tea, and
Noisette rost-.s, imined 3 00
ad do 2 00
8d do 1 00
17. Beat three roses of any one variety... 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
18. Beat floral ornament or design 5 00
2d - do 4 00
3d do 3 00
19. Best 12 verbenas, named 2 00
2d do 1 60
3d do 1 00
20. Best collection of verbenas, named... 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
21. Best 6 petunias 2 00
ad do 1 60
8d do 1 00
22. Best collection perennial phloxes 2 00
3d ilo 1 60
3d do 1 00
23. Best 6 hardy shrubs, spikes in flower 2 00
2d do 1 60
3d ao 1 00
24. Beat collection of hollyhocks 2 00
2d do 1 60
8d do 1 00
StM. I o.
as. Beat collection o' giadiolM 3 M
2d do 1 10
8d do I M
20. IWst collect ion double linniaa. 2 00
2d do 1 SO
S-l do 1 00
27. Beat display of planta !b flowtr, dia-
tinct from ither entriea 10 00
2<l do « 00
3d do 4 00
20. Beat specimen of naefol and omunen-
tal rustic work for the garden 4 00
2d do a 00
*1 do a 00
29. Kxtra entriea.
('omptttitont in classes 28, 29 and 30 are
required to deliver their various pnxluctiona in
a clean and pro])er state for exhibition, and aflLx
proper names to each variety.
DAIRY PRODUCE, iic.
Clasi 81.— Dairy Pioductt, Hoaey,
Bacon, iic,
1. Best firkin of butter, in shipping order,
not less than 50 lbs 12 00
2d do 10 00
8d do 8 00
4th do 6 00
6th do 4 00
6th do 2 00
2. Best butter, noi less than 28 Iba., in
firkins, crocks or tuba 8 00
2d do « 00
3d do 4 00
4th do 2 00
5th do 1 00
3. Best 3 factory cheeseH, not leas than
50 lbs. each, with statement of
number of cows, and management
of factory 30 00
2d do 26 00
3d do 20 00
[Only one sample to be entered in this sec-
tion from any one factory.]
4. Best cheese, dairy, not less than 30
iiw :, ,. 10 00
2d do 8 00
3d do 6 00
4th do 4 00
5. Best 2 Stilton cheeses, not less than
12 lbs. each 10 00
2d do 8 00
3d do 6 00
4th do 4 00
6. Best honey, in the comb, not leas than
10 lbs 4 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 60
4th do Trans.
7. Best jar of clear honey 4 00
2d do 2 00
Sd do 1 5Q
4th do Trans.
PRIZE LIST.
17
8. BestaOlb*.
%l
•M
9. Hvat 30 Km.
•ill
•M
l<4^Ht 25 IbM.
•M
3a
iiuplf Miif(mr, c«ki* li
2
ilo
•lo.
1(1.
t'.
uo
00
1 00
;» 00
•2 00
1 00
.1 (10
'i 00
I 00
ilo., mft (ir powrlemd
•I" tlt>.,..
miiffhuiii »uj<Bi-
tli> tlo....
il" <lu
11. H^'Kt 15 galloim MoiKhiiiu Mynip . 3 oo
'■i'l tlo 2 00
••«' tlo 1 00
12. K«8t Midi! of t'lireil Imi'oii ( (lO
*} Jo ;. ;( 00
w Jo 2 00
13. KpKt linni, curutl 3 oo
'J Jo 2 00
•'•• Jo 1 00
1 1. Kxtra t'litiicH.
IVrsoiis ttikiiiff ]ininiuiii« mi daily pnMliiitH
u'lK Im^ rt'ijuiifil t.> fuiiiisli Mt.itciiiciitN of tin'
umlf of nmnufacturc, indudiiij^ the l.ret^l uiid
iiuiiiImt of (dWH, Nizi! of faiin, dfsrriiitioii of
dairy jirtinim's, trcatm.-iit of milk, Halt usfd,
miantity of product', and any othct praitiral in-
formation that tlicy may 1ki ahh* to afford, Im--
for(! iH'ing [laid the amount of prrmium. ' Thi
or ningle-hurite culti-
• e.
4 00
3 04)
a 00
chreHti munt have ticcn
prcviouH Kxhihition.
nmnufarturcd fdmtc thi-
IMPLK^MEiVTlS.
*^'««» 38. AKrlculturnl IniiiicmentH,
Worked by Horse, .Steam, or Water
Power.
1. Hest Hti'um i)h)ugli or cultivator, in
operation on thtif^round 100 00
2. BeHt portable steam cngiim for agri-
lultural i»uq)ones, not le.ss than ."ix-
iiorse. jwwer, to Ik- put in operation
on the ground .,, 30 qq
2J Jo 20 00
„ 3d do 10 00
3. Best iron plouKh, diploma and 12 00
"'' 8 00
4 00
12 00
8 00
4 00
12 00
8 00
4 00
fka.
11. Best hor*« ho*'
vntor, iron
2d du
'M do Z'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
12. Ik-rt home hoe or single-Uormi cultiva.
tor, wood 4 „„
'f Jo a 00
•>d do '2 00
13. BeHt t lod irufther ^ 00
*} Jo « 00
•i*' Jo 4 no
14. B«'Ht Ijind Tn-iwer g 00
'-^J J" « 00
;*.! do 4
15. Best pair of iron harrow* «
2.1 do ;;;;■.;; 4
M do [ '2
16. Best pair of woodhttiTowH «
2d do 4
u -do :; 2
17. Best metal roller \i
,„ ,^J , Jo '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. « 00
18. Best wooden roller 10 Oo
Oft
00
00
00
00
00
0(1
oil
r> 00
12 0(1
8 O'l
4 00
2<I ao
3d do ''',[[
4. Best wouden plough, diploma and
2d do
3d do ; .■.,■.■.■;.'
5. Best subsoil plough, diploma and..
2d do
3J do '....'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
6. Best double shear trench plough 10 00
2J Jo 6 00
3J tlo 4 00
7. Best double mould plough 10 oO
2J «lo « 00
„ ^d do 4 00
8. Best gang plough 12 oO
'■^J <'<> 8 00
3J do 4 00
9. Best field or two-horse cultivator, iron 12 00
2J Jo 8 00
•3<i Jo 4 00
10. Best two-horse cultivator, wood 12 00
2J Jc 8 00
3J Jo 4 00
00
00
00
00
2J .lo
19. Best grain drill, diploma and ...
2.1 d.i
3d ,i„ "' ;
20. B(!8t seed .hill, for sowing two or more
drills of turnijis, mangels, or other
seeds g
^j Jo ::"::;:::;::: «
3d do 4
21. Bt'st improved linuid manure drill,
for drilling two or more rows .if
li.[ui.l, with turnips, mangels, &c.,
either on the ridge or iiat 10
2J <lo 8 00
3J .lo »{ no
22. Best mowing ma(!hihe, diploma and... 20 00
2J tlo 12 00
•^J Jo 8 00
23. Best reaping machine, diploma and... 20 00
2J <lo 12 00
8J Jo 8 00
24. Best combined mower and reajier,
tliplomaand 20 00
2J «lo 12 00
'M do 8 00
25. Ikst horse rake 4 oo
'^J Jo 3 00
3J do 2 00
26. Best h.irsc pitchfork and tackle 4 00
2d do 3
2d do 2
27. Best horse-power thresher and sepa-
rator, diploma and 20 00
2J .lo " 12 00
„„ ,^J , Jo 8 00
28. Best potato digger ;} 00
2J tlo 2 00
„ J^J J" Trans.
29. Best stump extractor g 00
„ .-J Jo .'.'.'.'.'.' 4 00
30. Best straw cutter 5 no
-'} Jo 4 00
•>J Jo 3 00
31. Best smut machine g oo
2J Jo 3 00
00
00
18
PRIZE LIST.
Sitt i c.
82 Brut port((bli> gmt mill H 00
liH do 8 00
:M do 4 00
83. I)«>«i grain rracker H 00
U«! do « 00
3tl do 4 00
34. Ik-Mi rorii Hiul cob criMher 4 00
ad do 3 (M)
8d do '2 00
85. Hwt riovir cleiining mmhiin' Vi 00
iA do M 00
ad do 4 00
36. Hf«t ctdct' mill and ]ireM I'i 00
2d do 8 00
37. Bfot tHo- home team waggon Vi 00
2d do 8 00
3d do 4 00
38. lU'Dt twu-liorHc Hpring market waggon 10 00
'.id do 7 00
;Jd do 4 00
3V. Bent oiDi-home light market waggon 00
2d do , tf 00
3d do 3 00
10. Best home can « OO
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
11. KeNt furm sleigh 8 00
2(1 do 4 00
M do 2 00
12. K)«t brick-making machine 10 00
2d do 6 00
43. BcHt flax-iHilliiig machine 20 00
2d do 12 00
3d do 8 00
4 i. Best draining plough, or ditching ma-
chine, for digging draina 12 00
2d rl.i 8 00
45. ExtraM.
C'lau 34.— Agriciiitnnil TooIh and Imple*
menti, chiefly for hand use.
1. Best machine for making drain til«H,
diploma and 20 00
2d do 10 00
2. Beat set of draining tools 6 00
2d do 4 00
3d do 2 00
3. Beat iiHsortment of drdin tiles 4 00
2d do 3 00
3d do 2 00
4. Be^t hp'f-dozen spwloN 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
5. Best half-dozen steel hocH 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
6. Best half-do/en steel shovels 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
7. Best half-dozen grain scoops 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
8. Beat half-dozen manure forks 4 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
9. Best huli-dozen spading forks 3 Oj)
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
SmU. t e.
10. B*«'t aeed drill, or barrow, for tnr-
nliM, kc 4 00
2<l do,.. 3 00
3«i do a 00
11. Brat machine for sowing grasa aacda,. 4 06
2d do I 00
8d do 3 00
12. Beat garden, walk, or lawn roller 4 OO
2.1 do S 00
.'d .lo 1 00
18. Boat half-doxrn loythe inaitha 8 00
SJd do a 00
3d do 1 00
14. Ik'st grain r rati In 3 00
2d do 1 00
16. Beat half-<lozen gnuia atiythra 8 00
2d do a 00
3d do I 00
16. Beat hiiif-do/.en craiUe acythea 3 00
2d do a 00
3d do 1 00
17. Beat lawn-mowing mat.hine 4 00
2d do 8 00
18. Beat half-dozen hay nikea 8 00
2d do a 00
3d do 1 00
19. Beat half-dozen hay forks 4 00
2d do a 00
3d do 1 00
20. Beatimplamentor machine for cutting,
palling, or otherwise harvesting
(teas, tiand or h'^rae-powar 8 00
2J do 4,00
21. Best straw or barley fork, wood 2 00
2d do 1 00
3d d( Trans.
22. Best fanning mill, diploma and 8 00
2d do 6 00
3tl do 4 00
23. Best straw cutter 4 00
2d do 3 00
3d do 2 00
24. Best machine for cutting roots for
stock 6 00
2(1 do 4 00
3d do 2 00
26. Beat machine for pulping roots for
feedingatock 6 00
2d do : 4 00
8d do 2 00
26. Ifest cheese press 8 00
2d do 6 00
27. Best chum 3 00
2d do 2 00
28. Best Cheese Vat 8 00
2d do 5 00
3d do 3 00
29. Best bee-hive 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
30. Best half-dozen a-xe-handles 2 00
2d do 1 00
31. Best six chopping axes 3 00
2d do 2 00
32. Best set horse shoes 2 00
2d do 1 00
33. Best ox-" "Ve and bows 2 00
2d do 1 00
3d do Trans.
PRIZE Liar.
10
Stcl. I A
«4. FW«tf»nnK»t» 8 00
2.1 do 3 00
M <lo Tnuu.
3ft. BMt ipDcirocn farm fraet, wood 8 00
td do <i 00
*! <lo TnuM.
3«. Hi«»t »p«><iinii>n wire f«ncinR, not I***
thiin two r(Mii,cr«rte(l on tn« ground « 00
'id do (i 00
M do 4 00
37. B«tt woo«iriniuriij) 4 00
M do 51 00
M t'.o 2 00
9U. Kxtru*
CUu U. Ctttle twtC, MaiarfA, m4
Ifltccllaneoat.
Stct. I A
1. Beat ■p«cimMi oil c«k« 4 00
ad do 'i 00
1 Heat h«rrrl ({round lionM, for nuuiurr 4 00
'id do a (Ml
3. B<>(it barrel ground gypaum (for ma-
nurti) ,.,,„. 4 W
M do 'i o«
4. Rxtra fntriiw.
[Chemically pr^parotl nianun<M, un iiu|i«rp>ioa>
phatf, 4c., may im cxhibitiHi by the iiiauufac-
tur^ra, but a« tlieir ({ualitic* cannot b« uropt^ly
d(><-ided upon at thr exhibition they will nut n--
erive pritt;.]
PEIZK Liirr.
AkTH AND MANirrATTURKH l> K I' A KT M KNT.
I No KnhiWl.ir will h*- aw»r<li<l more than o-* ],ti» in thf •lamr •wli.m of »nr ,Um in Ihh
r>*-(i«rtinfnt. )
{mMI'HriTIftS' urUiS' TO TUK iiuHLn.)
rf.AMIPICAflOW.
CImi SA-CuMui't Wiir.', mkI olhnr W.nmI uh.I (limN M l,mll«i' Work n.mir llidr M<»l
llitir Muniilttitiiri'ii.
tlM'ltMlf. ^
" St— rhi-nii)Ml M»aurM<'lurmi unii l'rc|j«rii- 1
tiollM.
•• 8»-^ hruwinKit, AnhitJ-cturHl iiml Mirhnnl- 1
"111 ; KriutAvinKn ; Ituiltliug MuU--
riiil* mill l'oi..itrniti»nii ; Pottt-ry,
A"'., *«•. I
*• 40- Kin.' ArtH:— Oil I'aintlnjpi, Htatuary, !
luxl I'iiotoffraphy. !
•• 41- Kint' Art*: W«t.>r ('oloiirn. IVn.iU,
Cinyonw, Ac
" 49— (InMprifii t;nd I'roviiiionM.
'• 48— I^liM' Work: Hr»i(liii({, Kniliroi-
titTV, Ni-mllfl Work, k.i\ \
Wm, unil Woi-Htnl Wiirk, tc
" 45 Miii'liiiii-ry, CiuitinK'*, unil TiHik
" 4»t-Mpt«l Work nniw'i'ilonmtiu), indii-
'llntf Mtovfu.
" 47 Miuiiftl Inntninii'ntN.
" 4M Ntiturttl History .
" 4i» I'mwr, I'rintinK, IViinmni«liiji. II.M>k-
)iiniiini(, nml Tvim*.
" 60 Sinlillc, hnKiiK- 'l<MM', 'rriitikni«k8r«'
Work, Lffttln'r, k<\
" fil-Hliui' Lutl ll<H)tMi«kcrii' Work, TmiU,
itlhl l.«-«tll)T.
'• 5a— WiMill..ti, KIdx, «r.<l Cotton Gooa» ;
Kiini, -inil Wt-arinx A|i|iarfl.
(lain 36. Cabinet Ware and other Wo<KI Srtf. m ,,
and Hair Manurarturm. 17. Turn.^i iiuiiow Wmnli-n War.-, iwM.)rt-
»"?«•'. <MI/iiut lyare, $ c. ni.-ntcf g oo
1. lt)*(lr(N)ni Furnituri', Nft of 16(H) '■^'l 'lo 8 00
^<l <lo 8 00
2. Cnrvinx in WoihI, (lei'orativH 1(» ()0
'-il .lo II (Id
8, rciitrt' Tul)l«t H 00
'.'il ilo 4 00
4. DrawintfrtMtni Hofii »m
'-''I <lo 4 m
0. Druwinn rcMjiii CluiirH, wt of 8 00
!iil ill) 4 on
6. DininK-room Furniturf, M't of 15 00
'2<l ilo H 00
7. Inlaiil Work, of ('aMiiiiinn WdihIn 8 00
lilt ilo 4 00
8. 8ide Ikmrd 8 00
'id do 4 00
9. Warilrobi- « 00
2d do ;( 00
Afiictllaneoiia,
10. HniHlifH, nn assortment 6 00
'■id do 4 00
11. t'ooptrs' Work tt 00
-d do :{ 00
12. Corn Hroonis, 1 Joz \> oo
2d do 1 (H)
1 H. Haudli'sforTools of ( 'urp.'nters, Hlmk-
.si..ithH, (iiinsniiths, Watchumkers,
&(■., I'ollei'tionof 8 00
2d do 4 00
14. Joiners' Work, ••w.sortinpnt of. lo oo
'-'I do (5 00
1 6. Muchine-wrouglu Mouldingand Floor-
ing, 100 feet of each C 00
2d <lo } 3 00
16. 'IHiruing in Wood, collection of speci-
uienu (J 00
2d • 3 CO
18. Venpem from Cnnadian Wcxxla, nn-
/''■'•'"''•I 8 00
'•^"1 do 4 00
1 0. VeiieerH from ( 'unadian wooda, drp«Ni>d
and poiislu'd 10 00
2'l do ".' e (M)
20. Wiwli TiiliM und I^hIIn, fatitory ma«lr,
three of eiu'li 4 qq
'-d do a 00
21. Willow Wnre, nix H)i<>i>itn«iu 400
'-id do >2 00
22. Kxtni entrien.
I'Uhc. 87. -Carriages and Sleigiiit, and
parti tliereof.
1. Axle, wrought-iron ". 4 00
2d do 2 00
2. Hent Hlmft.s, lmlf-a-<loze:i 3 00
2d do 2 00
3. HowH, for Carriage TopH, two aeU 3 00
2'1 do 2 00
4. Hiiggy, doulde-Hpatetl lo 00
'-tl do fl 00
r». Muggy, Nillgle-Hcated 8 00
2d do r> 00
fi- MuKKy, trotting »( oo
'2d do 4 00
7. Carriage, two-horne, pleasure 18 (Mt
'-id <io 12 00
8. Carriage, ime-horHP, jiWiure 12 00
'-id do 8 00
9. Carriage, Child'i* 4 00
2d d_i> 00
10. Carriage and buggy atutf, assortment.. 7 00
2d do do ... 4 00
I n
6 00
(M)
00
a ()u
00
00
00
2 00
4 00
2 00
» 00
2 00
a o(»
2 00
10 (HI
«t 00
8 00
ft 00
«) 00
4 00
00
00
00
00
I'luzK Lirr.
II
I
11. Dag r«n 7 00
M <li» 4 00
IS. ftlpraM »«MK<>n ...,,, ,„„, ,,„, 7 00
fti <I-i ..,...,. 4 00
It. IftilM^ (iarriiiKi<, 'MK- iliwni ...,.,.., S Oi»
w .1.. too
14. KliiM, or ffllo««, . II , I 00
W •'" i 00
M. Wtigh, twu horMi, pltMim If 00
td <l«i „,„„ ft 00
K. Bkiiih, un«liorM», iiluMHin....,.,,,.,,,., 10 00
2<l «l«» ,. i 00
17. HIcIkIi miuI I'utUr •tutr, wHmrtmitiit ... fl oo
2<i ilo 4 00
18. HiHikp*, i'«rri«g>', mm bin* iiiwU I 00
'iiJ i|i> 9 00
\9. H]Muif», oM ufi Himl Vwritft ft 00
2<1 ilt» 8 00
80. Hulky, trotting A 00
'i<\ do ;i 00
21. WhncN, 1 imir uf ctrriagv, un|Mintpii 4 oo
'iti «lo 2 00
33. Kxtni initrii'ii.
CIlM iH. (hpiniral NunufBrturra
Frepa rations.
1. ('okurii. HMortiJU'Mt, iu Oil, inilp hiuI
I'uwil«r
3(1 do
3. KMcntial OiJH, MMorttnont of
3.1 .lo
3. (Hue, 14 11m
2d do
4. Mcdiiiiml li.rlm, rooU, and pUnU,
native growth
3«l do
6. <)iU— -I,in««'ed
2<i do ".!'.r.!.7"
•. Oil. N»-«t'» f.M,t, halfgollon
ad do
7. Printing Inka, an aaaortmtint
ai do
ft. ll^ch, .30 1»»
3d do
9. R«ain, 30 Iba
2d do " V
10. Tar, 1 gallon
3d do
11. Turpentine, HpiriU of, 1 gallon
8d do
13. Kztraentrieti.
RDd
6 00
4 00
e 00
4 00
3 00
3 00
13 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
7
<
4
3
1
«
8
6 00
8 00
3 00
3 00
6 00
3 00
Clao 89. DrnwInRs, Arfhitcctural anil
Mechanical; KngrarlnEii: UulldInK
Materials and I'unttructions, Pottery,
1. Bricks, pressed, 1 doz 2 00
2d do 1 1)0
2. Hrick-t, kiln-burnt, 1 doz 2 (»o
2d do 1 00
3. Cempnts, best as.sortiuent, fur build-
ing purposes rt on
2d do 4 00
4. Drawings, architectural, geome riial
aud perspective view 6 00
O.l .1.. . „,.
'••' •-:•■ 1 UU
5. Drawing of machinery, in perspective 6 00
M do 4 00
• ttocorall** hott^ [wintinK i 00
3d do 4 00
7. KAgr*'!"! on wooO, wlUi iMrMf. #00
3il do 4 00
». Vugraving nn <«|iji«r, wltk pwtrf ft CO
V'l do , ,.,. 4 00
9. Pfllrrrr, for wat»r „,„. t 00
M do too
10 OMtn*t>iL'al drnMiiiga of ttagiua or
mill w.trk, M>Uwf«4 ................ ft 00
W do 4 OO
11. Inin-raMtingforbulidlngroMtractioit ft OO
3d do ft OO
13. I.itlt<igraphi<< dr.'wing, plain ft 00
2<'. do 4 w?
18. Lithiigrnphii'dra* Ing, I'olourr printwl ft 00
2d .lo 4 00
14. I.itbograpliy, ( on m«*nlf.l w.irk, in
l>l».k or colour* ft OO
3d ilo „ 4 00
l.'i. Mauti'lpiK.e in mtrblo 11 OO
3il do... 6 00
16. Matliematliical. ;.hilo«(»phiral an.l lur-
vcyois' Inatrunifntii, ollfftion .)f 18 00
2.1 do 10 00
17. Modi'iiing in plaater ft 00
2d do 4 00
18. Moiiunii'iiUil hi;iuUtouit ft 00
3.1 do '. 4 00
10. l'i('tur« frame, ornanieutfd, gilt 8 00
3d do ft 00
30. Pottery, an aMortntfnt ft 00
3d do 4 00
21. Krwemge pipe*, •toueware, aaaortmcnt
of siitea 8 OO
3il do 5 00
33. .«<gn Writing B 00
i.l do 8 00
3.1 Hlatei for roofing ft 00
3d do 4 00
34. Htaiued OUum, collection of Rp«M:im«na 13 OO
3«1 do 8 00
35. Htench trapa for draiuK, stonewara ... 8 00
3.1 do 2 OO
28. Ht.)u.'w»re, an lUMortinent fl 00
3«l do 6 00
37. 8tonc, native, for building pur])oa«a 10 00
2d do do 7 00
28. Htone-niason's work, in building con-
tttruction 8 00
2d do 5 00
20. Kxtrii Kntrief.
Class 40. rine Arts.
Profeaaiunal* List— Oil (Originals, f)
All views from nature in any section of this o-
iicxt class, to have attached the name of local-
ity, or other necessary {mrticulars, where viev
WAS obtained.
1. Any subject 16 00
2d do 10 00
• Prof««i«lon«l Artists h.« to be understood oa tliiM«
who paint or Uiiicli for a llvellliiKMl, or as o mattnr of pro-
lit, or who hftbltiiall> mU or offer for lale their priKlno-
tiotlH ; or who Iiav*. u(. atiy pr._> yi^na tlnie I'nKi. mll n ..»4...j.,.
or Uuglit for A livelliiuu.! or for proBt. ' '
t Kviilence of orlKlnalltv to t)e funi.B'.iMl by the exlilW-
tor, whcjievtr rixiuirid by the Jiidii.'s or tJie ComiuitUte.
rmzK hiMT.
»*»»»Blt««llt
IL Allilll*!*, mWII IUK ixmimiik
'*! .!• .
4. flUtofl<'4< < grntnl ^gan mI^m*
3. LMUtacaiM, (iin«ili«n auMrft
Sd do
U .lo
A liM<bM<»i)« or mariM ^mini^ i»«t
raiiA>(Uii mihjMt , „,„,„„ 10 00
9d ilo « 00
7. M«rin<> pciiitInK, ('«tiiMliMii luliji'it I'i 00
Sd do » 00
I. Portnit 10 00
M ilo 7 00
M do 4 00
•. Htm \iU 10 00
ISM
I to
If <M
• 00
If 00
• 00
If 00
II 00
6 00
10. AnlraJ' fiom lifii « 00
3U ilo A 00
tl. Ili«toric«) ur ((itiMral f^n ral^t.. S 00
ft! Uo A 00
13. Ijui(lk<'«|M) or Marin* Viaw, ttt<iadian
•ulijwt H 00
Va do A 00
18. ••ortrait H (»0
'iti do A 00
Amattur t.i»i—nil (VoTfUiu)
li
AniniaU, RroxiH-il ur niiigle , 7 00
2a <lo 4 00
15. Flow<>ni, Krou|H'(l or diriKli! 7 00
*l ilo .. 4 00
16. Hiatorii'Hl ur K«n«ralflgure lublMt . . . 7 00
W do 4 00
17. L*ndiici»|M 7 00
18.
IP
'iO.
3d " ao 4
Marine vkw 7
3a do 4
Portrait 7
2a
still lifu
2.1
do.
do.
00
00
00
00
4 OU
7 00
1 00
('lri((itmh. )
31. Carving in wo«).l ... ' ! fio
2d do . {J fiO
22. CarvliiK in dtoiip, in nlief Vl 00
2a uo do S 00
23. Moil !, in ilay or wax, with plostiT
oaat 10 00
2a ao fl 00
24. Statuf or Rroup, in stone 1 !i 00
2u do 10 00
Photngrnphtj.X
26. AinbrotyjM'H, i:olk'ction of 00
2a do 4 00
* AmnUttir nrtlMtit nre to Im> tindurittiMKl ait tliuKe whu do
not pailil or teinti for a llvelllmoil, ur for a protlt, <ir liali-
ituitlly null or Klfcr fur hhIb tliuir jirociuftloii,s; aiul who
have not at any titiie lierutofura duiK* ho.
t Rvidencc of origlnallt/ to b«i f.irniiihcil by the exhibi-
tor, whenever rciiuiroJ by the JmlKeii or the CoiniiiittoK.
* I— ^-1 1 —1. .A. 1. . A I- .,. ml.* ... .
i tit *--tv.irr*t i';r"f-5ni*:n, tttc na:t:r vi xiir. srttrtt vr:r.*
oolonra, as well a* the name uf tho photoKnii>her, to be
attach«<l to all gpeclmons.
M
37.
3i.
3».
3'».
81.
83.
I.
2.
X
4.
S.
6.
7.
«.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
PVitagf aph fwtrtralU, ««tlMitl«a ef, Ml
d«i»lt>'at», une wt lOliMM*!
M do ,
F luHgra yfc potxmXft, ««ilUctUMi d^
I^otogrtpb k nidnaaix i vdA vtow*. mI*
leetTow ©f
2ii do
Photograph nortnlt, AniaiMi ta til...
2«l <lo
l*hotiiKr«|>b iwrtralt, Ani»h«d in Ib^mi
Ins ..•.•.^..fi>»iii>ifit>**ttt»*tft%ift*»«i
Al do
l'botoKra|di iMirtralt, ftniahed in wator
colours.
3il do
Kxtra fiitrira.
CliM 41 ?tR« Artt.
PnftMUtiutl IaH - (OriKtnaU),
(Ihiftnlllun* Mm* m In pruvloiu cUm.)
IValtr OMmun,
Any iulijmt
2a ao
Animal* from llfn
aa do
Flowent, groniHHl or aingle
2.1 ao
Hiatoricai or general Agure aabject...
2d do
lAndacap^, Canadian aubjeet
2<1 do
M do
liandscapt! or Marine View, not(Jkiva-
dian MultjtH't
2.1 do
Marine View, Canadian aubjaet ... .
2d do
8.1 do .
Portrait
2d do
Htm life
2«l do
P • '*, Cniyont, At.
Crayon, Co x nvil
2d '(•
Cniyon, jdui i
2d
Crayon or P^mil Portrait
2d do
Pen and Ink Slcetch
2d do
Pencil Drawing
2d do
Sopia Drawing
2(1 .lo
10 0«
• 00
• 00
»oo
100
A 00
8 00
A 00
00
4 00
00
4 00
10 0<>
00
oo
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
Amateur Hat (Originals.)
(UeflnitloiiH inmu an In previou* CIshm)
Ji''atfr Colours.
Animala from life 7 00
2d do 6 00
Flowers, grouped or aingle 6 00
2d do 4 00
HiHtorlcal or g'^nt^al Hfpire aubject... 7 00
3a do ". S 00
PftlSB LI9T.
9*
00
00
o«
00
00
t)0
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
'
JML to.
19. UkmAaf^fm or M4rin« Vl«w, C'«a«4mii
Mbi«ct 7 ♦»«
M •!• , IM
3ft. t>«j«B, fblotirMt I •©
M da 1 00
11. Otyon, iiUIn , ,.,,. S Ofl
id d* I 00
W. Cnjonor IVhHI Portnilt. ,...,„....... » 00
3d .1.1 « 00
38. hiB«iI tHuwInf , A 00
3d do , , S 00
34. Pra M)<1 Ink 'Ht|«f|4| 5 00
sd iio n 00
35. HtpU 5 00
34 I.. 8 00
Am>ii' I.I ,'opi«i. )
34. Aniin»U, |(ri»i|i' ' ..r itiiKl<i
**' *'" •-..(».*.*•»■*•
37. Klowen. Ki upt^tt ar alngla
3«l J<i
35. Htatorlciil ',r gviiet^ llgun ni^Mt...
3d «■>
S9. lAn<Uca|>.
3.1 .1..
80. Marini- Vi.iw
8d do
31. StUllife ...
Sd do
P»ncU$, Craywu, ^.
S3. (V^yon, culoureU
3d do
38. Crayon, pUin
8d do
84. Cnyon or i'encil I'ortndt
3d <lo
35. Pen »nd Ink Sketch
3d do
36. PmicH I)r»wing
3d do
87. HrpU
2.1 do
!>., Km- ntriefc
ft 00
8 OO
5 00
3 00
5 00
3 00
ft 00
8 CO
5 00
3 00
ft 00
8 00
4 00
« 00
)0
A 00
4 00
5 00
4 00
3 00
4 00
3 00
4 DO
3 00
ilAs-^ :. Groeerlea and ProTliloni.
1. Bur: •, , I'ewl, 25 Ib« 3 00
ill ilo 3 00
2. Ikrley, Pot, 25 Ibt 8 00
2«1 do 2 00
3. liottlcd FniitH, an uiortinent, nianu-
faeturud for sale 6 00
2d <Io 4 00
4. Bottl<!<l I'icklcs, an uwtortment, manu-
facturt'd for Httlo «1 00
2d do 4 00
6. Buckwhoat Flour, 25 lbs 3 00
2d do 2 00
«. CandlcM, tul'ow, 10 llw 3 00
2d .lo 2 00
7. Chickory, 20 lbs., prepared 3 00
2d do 2 00
8. Indian Com Meal, 26 lb« 3 00
«*t .i<> 2 00
». Oatmeal, 25 lbs 3 00
ad do 2 00
8.
9.
10. MawMo t'f t«M« ••», an MwirtiiMnt,
manuHwtbrod (ir Milo.. ,„,.,,. v. -v
8d do ^
11 Itoou, tin* boi altaamom
3d do
11 floapo, eoll«<>Uan of aaoorW kmty
•hi do do
IS. Mtomh, 13lb«.,Coni
3d do
14. Ht»r<ih. 13 llM., WUm,
*l .lo ,
15. Htari'h, 13 lb«., Potato
*l do
18. ftafar, 1 loaf rwflnad
3il do
17. Tolwcco, 14 Ibt., CanadiKU manttfai!-
tura
2d do do
18. V«g<!>tablc», hamietkally imUmL
3d .Iti
19. WhMt noui* 00 lb* ..
3d do
30. Ritm entriea.
• «
i 00
4 00
4 00
8 00
« 00
4 00
3 00
1 00
3 00
1 00
3 00
1 VO
00
3 00
6 OO
3 00
8 00
3 00
7 00
ft 00
CUM 41. ladles' Work.*
Brniititig, KvibnMtry, A'udtt-work, M.
1. I»ra<l Work 8 00
*l do,. 3 00
W do 1 00
S. Braiding 8 00
3<l do 3 00
8<1 do 1 00
1 Crochet Work 3 00
3.1 do 3 00
8d do 1 00
1 Embroidery in MiuUn 8 00
3d do 3 00
8d do 1 00
5. Kmbruidery in Cotton 8 00
2.1 do 3 00
!kl do 1 00
6. Kmbroidery in Silk 3 00
2d iIj 3 00
3d do 1 00
7. Kmbroidery in Woratod 3 00
2d do 3 00
M do 1 00
(Juipure Work 8 00
2d do 3 00
3.1 do 1 00
Knitting 3 00
2d do 2 00
3<l do 1 00
Lace Work 8 00
2d
3.1
do.
do
00
00
11. MBLhiue .Sewing, Family 8 00
2d
.lo.
do
00
00
12. Needl.; Work Ornamental 8 00
2d
8d
do.
do.
00
00
th« pnxluctiun of Ladlei, anil enteml in the namea of
lucb ; kiiil no prize will be awarded but In oonfonnitx
with thii. rule.
u
PRIZE LIST.
Smt. I o.
13. Nutting, Fancy 8 00
'2<1 do 2 00
'M ilo 1 00
14. riait for bounetA or liAta, of Cauadiau
straw 3 OO
2d do do 2 no
3<l do ' do ] 00
15. guilt, Silk 3 00
2d do 2 no
8d do 1 00
16. (^lilt, I'atcli-work 3 oO
iJ<l do a 00
3d do 1 00
17. l{agCiupi!t 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
18. Ung nmt 2 00
2d no 1 00
3d do .10
19. Shirt, ()entl(^man'n 3 00
2d do ^ 2 00
3d do 1 00
20. Tutting 3 00
2d do 2 00
3d do 1 00
21. Indian Bead Work
22. E.xtra entries.
Class 44.— Indies' Work.*
Flower, Hair, Moss, Wax and IVorated-work,
ctr.
1. Cone Work
2d do
3<i do
2. Flowers, Silver Wire
ad do
8d do
3. Flowers, Feather
2d do
3d do
4. Gloves, 3 pairs
2d dj
3d do
5. Hair Work
2d do
3d do.....
6. Mittens, 2 pairs Woollen
2d do
3d do
7. Moss Pie ire
• 2d do
3d do
Moss Work
«.
9.
10.
11.
2d
3d
Shell
2d
3d
Sock.s,
2d
3d
Stockings
2d
3d
do
do
Work
do
do
3 piiirs woollen ....
do
do
3 pairs woollen.
do
do
3 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
60
2 00
1 00
50
2 00
1 00
50
3 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
lO
3 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
50
2 00
1 00
50
2 00
: 00
50
2 00
1 00
.lO
* All articles competiiij; 111 ti.i.s (Jmss iiiUHt be strietiy
the production of Ladica. and entered in tlip ngtncu ni
MucU ; and uo prues wUl be awarded but in cunforniitv
with tlii.s rule.
Sftt.
12. Wax flowera.
13.
14
2d
3d
Wax fruit.
2d
3d
do.
do.
do.
do.
Wiu Shells, a collection of
2d do
3d do
15. Worsted Work
2d do
3d do
16. Woisted work, faney, foi framing.
2d do .
17.
18.
li».
20.
3d do
Worsted work, rai.sed.
2d do
3d do
Wreath, flower
2d do
3d do
Wreath, seed
2d do
3d do
K.xtra entries.
f a
6 00«
8 00
1 ftO
6 00
8 00
1 60
5 00
3 00
1 60
3 00
2 00
1 00
3 00
2 00
1 00
3 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
50
2 00
1 00
50
Class 45.— Machinery, Castings, and Tools.
[The sewing niaehines in this class vill be
test^id in accordance with rules to be made known
at the time of exhibition.]
1. Blacksmith's bellows 6 00
2d do 4 00
2. Card clothing, assortment of 4 00
2d do 3 00
3. Castings for general machinery 16 00
2d do 8 00
4. Ca.st wheel, spur or' bevel, not leaa
than 50 IKs. weight 8 00
2d do 6 00
5. Castings for railways, railroad cars,
and locomotives, assortment of... 20 00
2d do 12 00
6. Cordwood sawing machine, horse-
power 10 00
2d do 6 00
7. Cordwood sawing machine, hand-
power 8 00
2d do 5 00
8. Hand -power weaving loom .-... 6 00
2d do 4 00
9. Edge tools, an assortment 20 00
2d do 12 00
10. Engine, steam, stationary, of one to
four horse power, in ojieration ... 15 00
2d do 10 00
11. Engine, steam, stationary, fivehor.se
power and upwanls, in operation.. 25 00
2d do 15 00
12. Fire engine, steam, in operation on
the ground , 25 00
2(1 do 15 00
13. Fire engine, hand-power 15 00
2d do 10 00
14. Machines fot planing and drilling
metals 12
2d
do.
00
8 00
i;
Pump, in m.;tal 5 00
2d do 3 00
PRIZE LIST.
a
00 •
00
60
00
00
r.o
00
00
60
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
60
00
00
50
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
Std.
16. RaMgentor
2<1 tlo
17. Sawg, iin tuwortment
2d do
18. Haw mill, atciiiii, in oiteration
ad do
19. 8Mh and moulding machiiiea
2d do
20. Sewing machint!, manufacturing
2d do
21. Sewing matliino, family
2d do
22. Sewing machine, button-hole
2d do
28. Sewing machine, embroidery
2d do
24. Sewing machine, oingle thread .
2d do
26. Sewing machine, wax thread
2d do
26. Sugar and coffee mills
2d do
27. Scales, jilatfonn
2d do
28. Scales, counter
2d do
29. Shingle-splitting machine
,2d do
80. Skates, an assortment of
2d do
31. Spinning machine
2d do
32. Tools for working in metals, assort-
ment of
2d do
83. Turning lathe
2d do
84. Valves ?.nd gearing, for working steam
expansively, either in model or
otherwise ; principle of working to
be the point of competition
2d do
35. K.tra entries.
f
6
3
10 00
6 00
20 00
12 00
12 00
8 00
00
00
00
00
6 00
4 00
6 00
4 00
6 00
3 00
6 00
4 00
6 00
4 00
5 00
3 00
3 00
2 00
« 00
12 00
7 00
8 00
5 00
12 00
7 00
8 00
5 00
8 00
5 00
8 00
Class 46.— Metal work (MIsctilaneoos),
including Stoves.
Miscellaneous.
1. Coppersmiths' work, an assortment...
2d do
2. Engineers' brass work, an assortment
2d do
3. Enamelled Hollow-ware, assortment
of
2d do ■
4. Fire arms, an a.ssortment
2cl do
5. Files, collection of cast steel
2d do .'
6. Fire-proof office safe
2d do ;
7. Gas fixtures, an ass( nent
2d do
8. Goldsmiths' work
2d do .'..■."
9. Gold and silver leaf
2d _ do
10. Iron fencing and gate, ornamental ...
2d do
8 00
r.
00
00
00
00
00
00
3 00
8 00
5 00
11. Iron work from the hammer, oriM-
mental j qq
2d do ], 4 00
12. Iron worK, omancntal, cuit 7 00
2d do 4 00
13. lA)ck — combination lank lock 8 00
2d do do 6 00
14. Ix)ck8mith8' Work, an uiiaortment ... 8 00
2d do 5 00
15. Malleable hardware manufactures, an
a.ssortment g OO
2"l do 5 00
10. Nails, 20 lbs., pressed 6 00
2<l do 4 00
17. Nails, 20 lbs., cut « oO
2<i do 4 00
18. Plumbers" work, an assortment 8 00
2<i do 6 00
19. Screws and bolts, an assortment 6 00
2tl do 4 00
20. Sheet Brass Work, an iwsortment ... 8 00
2*1 do 5 00
21. Silversmiths' Work g oO
2<i do 4 00
22. Tinsmiths' Work, an assortment 6 00
2d do 4 00
23. Tinsmiths' Lacquered work, an as-
.sortment g oO
2d do ..'". 4 00
24. Wire Work, an r.s8ortment 6 00
2d do 4 00
Stoves.
25. Cooking Stove for wood 6 00
2d do .■'. 4 00
26. Cooking Stove for Coal g oO
2d do [. 4 00
27. Furniture for Cooking Stove, one set. 6 00
2d do 3 00
28. Hall stove, for wood 5 oO
2d do .......'. 3 00
29. Hall Stove, for Coal 5 oo
2d do '['[[ 3 00
30. Parlour Stove, for wood g oO
2d do ""■; 3 00
31. Parlour Stove for coal 5 oo
2d do '[ 3 00
32. Parlour Grate 500
2d do [','[]'][ 3 00
33. Parlour Fire-place complete, in'.lud-
ing setting of grate so as to econo-
nii.se fuel, and arniugenicut for ven-
tilating room JO 00
2d do .'■" 6 00
34. Extra entries.
Class 47— Musical Instruments.
1. Harmonium 12 00
21 do 8 00
2. Melodeon g qq
2d do .....'.'.." 4 00
3. Organ, Church 30:00
, 2d do 20 00
4. Piano, Grand 20 00
2d do 12 00
5. Piano, Square ]_ ' 15 00
2d do " 10 00
6. Piano, Cottage 10 00
2d do ■..■.'.'.;■.; 6 00
PRIZE LIST.
Kf9t§9
7. PUno of any kind
i, Kxtnt entneN.
• c.
15 00
3.
6.
e.
CiMi 48— Katarul Silatory.
BiBPH— Collection of Native, stuffwl,
clarified, and coinmon and techni-
cal namea attached
2d do
KiHHRH — Collection of Native, stuffKl
or preserved in Bpirita, and common
and technical names attached
2d do
Inskcts — Collection of Native, classi-
fied, and common and technical
names attached ,
2d do
Mammauaani)Rkptii,er — Collection
of Native, stiUled or ])re8erved in
spirits, clasHified, and common and
technical names attached
2d do
MiNKRALS — (Collection of Native,
named and classified
2d do
PuvNTH — Collection of Native, arrang-
ed in their natural families, and
named
2d do
Stuffed Birds and Animals of any
country, collection of
2d do
Extra entries
8 00
6 00
€laM 49— Paper, Frlntlng:, Penmanship,
Bookbinding and Type.
1. Bookbinding, (blank-book)as*ortment
of 5 00
8d do 3 00
2. Bookbinding (letter-press) assortment
of 5 00
2d do 8 00
3. 7_etter-press Printing, plain 5 00
2d do ^ 3 00
4. Letter-press Printing, ornamental ... 5 00
2d do 3 00
5. L«tter-preHs Printing — Posters, plain
and ornamental 5 00
2d do 3 00
6. Millboard and Strawboard, assortment 5 00
2d do 3 00
7. leaner Hanging.s (Canadian Papar)one
dozen rolls, assorted 6 00
2d do 4 00
8. Papers — Printing, Writing and Wrap-
ping, one ream of eueli (i 00
2d do 4 00
9. Papers — Blotting and Colouretl, one
ream of each 6 00
2d do 4 00
1ft. Penmanship, Bu:jines8 Iliind without
flourishes 4 00
2d do 2 00
11. Penmanship, ornamental (not pen and
ink pictures) 4 00
2d do 2 00
12. Pocket-books, Wallets, &c., an assort-
ment 5 00
2d do 3 00
13. Kxtra entries
CUm 5»-8addie, Kngine Mom, Tniik^
■aken* work. Leather, J^
Sect. Smldlery, d-c
1. Collars, an assortment
8
00
6
00
8
00
6
00
8
00
6
00
8
00
6
00
8
00
6
00
2d do
Engine Hose and Joints, 2f inchea
diameter, 60 feet of copper rivettod
2d do
Harness, set of double carriage
2d lo
Harness, set of single carriage
2d do
Harness, set of team
2d do
6. Harness, set of cart
2d do
7. India Rubber Belting, Engine-HoM,
Ac, ' .1 a.Mortment
2d do
8. Leather Machine Belting, an assort-
ment
2d do
9. Saddle, Ladies' full quilted
2d do
10. Saddle, LatiieV quilted safe
2d do
11. Saddle, Gentlemen's full quilted
2d do do
12. Saddle, Gentlemen's plain shaftoe ...
2d do do
13. Truaks, an assortment
2<1 do
1 4. Valises and Travelling Bagn, an assort-
ment
2<l do do
^5. Whips, an a.s8ortment
2d do
16. Thongs, an assortment
2d Ho
Saddle and Harness Stock.
17. Check for Horse Collars, one piec« ...
2d do do
18. Belt Leather, 30 lbs
2d do
19. Brown Strap and Bridle, one side of
cai'h
2d do
20. Carriag* Cover, two .skins (whole) ...
2d do •
21. Deer Skins, three dressed
2d do
22. Harness Leather, two sides
2a do
23. llames, carriage or gig, best assort-
ment
2d do do
24. Hames, team or cart, best assortment
2.1 do do
25. Hog Skins for saddles, three
2d do
26. H orse Blankets, two pairs
2d do
27. Kersey, for horse clothing, one piece
2d do do
28. Patent Leather, for carriage or harness
work, 20 fcot
2d do
• f.
6 00
8 00
8 00
6 00
8 00
6 00
7 00
4 00
6 00
4 00
5 00
3 00
8 00
6 00
8 00
6 00
8 00
5 00
6 00
4 00
7 00
4 00
8 00
4 00
8 00
6 00
5 00
3 00
S 00
3 00
3 »0
t 00
6 00
4 00
4 06
3 00
4 00
3 CO
4 00
3 00
3 00
2
00
4
oe
3
00
S 00
3
00
5
00
8
00
4
00
3 00
5
00
3
0»
5 00
3
00
6
00
4 00
e 00
S 00
8 00
00
00
00
00
00
6 00
00
00
3 00
8 00
6 00
8 00
6 00
8 00
5 00
6 00
4 00
7 00
4 00
8 00
4 00
8 00
6 00
S 00
3 00
S 00
3 00
3 »0
t 00
6 00
4 00
4 00
3 00
4 00
3 00
4 00
3 00
3 09
2 00
4 oe
3 00
5 00
3 00
6 00
3 00
4 00
3 00
5 00
3 0»
6 00
3 00
« 00
4 00
PRIZE LIST.
87
Jne. I c.
19. Bkirting for MtldUti, two kidm 4 OO
%[ do 8 00
!M. Jxtra entrieH.
[Oak-Unned U-uther muRtbe entered \jnderthc
bead of Exti^iA, and nut in lonipetition with
hemlook -tanned.]
a«M 51. Shoe and BootmnkerH' Work,
Leather, Ac.
Boots, <lc.
1. Itoots, Ladies', an Hssortnient 7 00
«d do 4 00
2. Itoots, Oentlenien'H, sewed, iin a.S8ort-
mont 7 00
2t do do' 4 00
8. Itoota, machine-made, an assortment 7 00
2d do do 4 00
4. Boota, P'gged, an assortment 6 00
2d do 3 00
Shoemakers' Tools and Stock.
6. BoQt and Slioemakers' Tools, an assort-
ment 8 00
2d do do 6 00
0, Boot and Shoemakers' leasts, and
Trees, an a.'tsortment 8 00
8d do 6 00
7. Shoemakers' Pegs, an assortment 4 00
24 do do 3 00
8. Bhoeti, India rubber, an assortment... 6 00
2d do do 4 00
9. Calf Skins, two 3 00
2d do 2 00
10. Calfskins, two, grained 3 oo
2d do 2 00
11. Calf Skins, two morocco 3 00
2d do 2 00
12. Cordovan, two skins 3 OO
2d do 2 00
13. Dog Skins, two dre.ssed 8 00
2d
CtaM SI. Woollm, n«x and Cotton
(ioeds, Fnrs and Wearing Apparel.*
S«et. I (,,
1. Bags, from Flax or Hemp the growth
of Cana<la, one dozen 8 00
2*1 do 6 00
2. Bags, one dozen Cotton 4 00
2d do 8 00
8. Blankets, Woollen, one pair 6 00
2d do 4 00
4. Calico, unbleached, one piece p 00
2d do 3 00
5. CapdJ Cloth, an assortment 5 00
2J do 3 00
6. Cttq)et, Woollen, one piece 8 00
2d do 6 00
7. CBrp<'t, Woollen Stair, one piece 7 00
2d do 4 00
8. (' in et, I{ag, one piece 6 oo
•'l do 3 00
9. Cussimerc Cloth, from Merino Wool,
one piece 7 oo
2d do do ! 4 00
10. Cloth, Fulle<i, one piece 7 oO
2*i do 4 00
11. Cloth, Brood, one piece 7 00
2d do 4 00
12. Counterpanes, two 6 00
2d do 8 00
18. Cordage and Twines, from Canadian
Flax or Hemp, assortment of 10 00
2d do do 6 00
14. Drawers, factory-made, woollen, six
pairs
2d do do......!!!.."."."
16. Flannel, factory-made, one piece
2d do do..
Iti. Flannel, not factor>-ma«le, one piece
2d do do
17. Flannel, Scarlet, one piece 5 CO
2d do do 3 00
18. Furs, gentleman's, .set of 6 oo
2d do do 3 00
19. Furs, lady',s, set if 5 oo
2d do 3 00
6 00
3 00
6 00
3 00
6 00
3 00
14. Kip Skins, two sides !!!!!!!!!!!!'. 8 00 I ^^- ^"'' sl"gl» robt-i— not less than three
2d do '! 2 00' kinds, an assortment 15 00
15. Kip Skins, two, grained!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 3 00 L, j?^ , ''" 6 00
2d do 2 00 r ^- ^l"^''° «"'• n»ts, 3 pairs of each, fac-
ie. Leather,kin(ls not otherwise described! I tory-niade, woollen 4 00
as-sortmeiit of 5 00 i ''° 2 00
2d do !" 3 00! "^' ^'^°v'*^ «"'• "'its of any leather, an
Lining.s, six .skins " 3 oO : o.ssortment 500
2d do 2 00' !-'.' ''° 3 00
Patent U'ather. for bootmakers, 20 ft 6 00 '■ *-'^- ''\"'^" good.s, unbleached, one pi". .•... 5 00
17,
18,
19,
2d do do 4 on
Sheep Skins, six coloured 3 00
2d Jo 2 00
2*. Sole licathe;-, two sides 3 00
2d do 2 00
21. Upper Leather, two sides 3 OO
2(1 do 2 00
22. Upper Ivt^ather, grained, two sides ... 3 00
2a do do 2 00
23. Extra entries.
■•! f
5 1K»
3 on
2(1 do
'2i. Linen sheeting, bleached, one piecj
2d do
25. Oxford grey cloth, one piece 6 00
2<1 do y 00
26. Overcoat of Canadian cloth 5 00
^"l <lo 3 00
27. Satinet, black, one piece fl oO
„„ 2d do 4 00
28. Satinet, mixed, one piece 5 00
2d do 8 00
[Oak-tanned leather must be entered under i
iho head of extras, and not in competition rvith I ' All fubrics rau« be entered by the actual Msnufiio
hemh>ck-tanned.) I IwartJ"" '***^""' ""* "° P'^^ *'" ^ oUienrtfle
^
i
S8
PRIZE LIST.
am. t c.
S9. Sflige, wkH«, pi«oe of. 3 00
2d do 1 00
30. .Shawlii, homu-madt! 4 00
2d do
81. Hhfe]i.tkin r.mts, dressed and coloured,
au aMortinent
2d do
82. &liirta, factory-made, three of each,
woollen and Angola
2d do
38, Silk and felt haU
2d do
34. Stockings rnd socks, factory .made,
woollen, three mirs of each
2d do
36. Stockings and socks, factory-made,
mixed woollen and cotton, three
pairsofeach 4 00
2d do 2 00
86. Suit of clothes of Canadian cloth 8 00
2d do 5 00
37. Tweed, winter, one piece « 00
2d do 4 00
2 00
6 00
4 00
fi 00
3 00
6 00
3 00
4 00
2 00
I
Stct. . f
86. Tweed, miminer, one piece «''
2d do 4
39. Twine, linen and cotton, an assortmtnt 8 00
2d do 2 00
40. Winsey, checked, one piece 6 00
2d do 8 00
41. Woollen cloths, tweeda,&c., an aaaort'
ment 10 00
2d do 8 00
42. Woollen shawls, stockings, drawers,
shirts, and mits, an assortment ... 10 00
2d do 6 00
43. Yarn, white and dyed, one lb. of each 3 00
2d do 2 00
44. Yarn, fleecy woollen, for knitting, one
lb 8 00
2d do 2 00
45. Yam, cotton, two pounds 8 00
2d do 2 00
4rt. Yam, linen, two pounds 8 00
2d do 2 00
47. Extra entries.