amount of native talent. A very pretty variety of daguerreotypes by A. Fletcher--a member-many of them very good-diplomas awarded.

The address of Judge Cock was very short, but full of practical good sense. If the views entertained and promulgated in it, could be impressed upon the agriculturists and mechanics of Stark county, they could not fail to be of lasting benefit to them and their children.

At the close of the address, the reports of the committees were read by D. Jarvis, Esq; the diplomas, etc., awarded, and the premiums paid in American coin. It was gratifying indeed, to see the people's own money thus distributed among them as rewards of merit. From the interest manifested by the officers and members, and especially by the ladies, in this, our first annual Fair, we confidently look forward to the coming annual Fairs of the Society, as a fruitful source of pleasure and profit. The mingling together of the intelligent and enterprizing portions of the people from all parts of the county in social converse, giving and receiving the different views of each other upon agriculture, manufactures and the arts; reviving in many cases, old friendships long estranged, cannot fail, if properly appreciated, to be a lasting source of happiness, and become an annual jubilee, not so renowned, but vastly more useful than the Olympic Games

of ancient Greece.

TRUMBULL COUNTY.

Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture:

DEAR SIR-I send you herewith, something of the doings of the Agricultural Society of this county for the past year, in order to obtain the certificate for the money from the Agricultural Fund, which please forward. The report is imperfect, owing to J. H. Baldwin, the Secretary, being Assistant Marshal, and not keeping the record per

`fect; further, we have not yet settled with the Treasurer, that being postponed to a future meeting. We hope, however, that it may prove acceptable.

Most respectfully yours,

JUNIUS DANA, Secretary.

LIST OF PREMIUMS.

The following is a list of the awards made by the various commit tees, to whom the several articles had been referred :

Full Blooded Cattle.

DURHAMS,

Elijah Lyman, Braceville, for best bull over 3 years old, $5 00; second best, Joseph B. Carter, Warren, 2 50; third best, Samuel Buck, Mecca, American Agriculturist.

John Morgan, Greene, best bull, 2 years old, $5 00; second best, Patrick Dilley, Howland, 2 50.

Chinnock & Kinsman, Warren, best bull 1 year old, $3 00; second best, George Hezlep, Gustavus, 1 50; third best, Andrew Andrews, Vienna, Albany Cultivator.

George Lyman, Braceville, best bull calf, $2 00; second best Andrew Bushnell, Hartford, 1 00; third best, Patrick Dilley, Howland, American Agriculturist.

C. C. Bowers, Howland, best cow, $4 00; second best, Chinnock & Kinsman, Warren, 2 00; third best, T. Kinsman, Albany Cultiva

tor.

Harmon Austin, Warren, best heifer, 2 years old, $3 00; second best, J. B. Carter, Warren, 1 50.

Elijah Lyman, Braceville, best heifer 1 year old, $2 00; second best, George Hezlep, Gustavus, 1 00; third best, C. C. Bowers, Howland, American Agriculturist.

Elijah Lyman, Braceville, best heifer calf, $1 50; second best, Andrew Andrews, Vienna, 1 00; third best, Chinnock & Kinsman, Warren, Albany Cultivator.

DEVONS.

Reuben Wakefield, for best bull over 3 years old, $5 00; best bull calf, same, 2 00; best cow, same, 4 00.

AYRESHIRES.

E. A. Brown, Bloomfield, best bull over 3 years old, $5 00; J. K. Wing, Bloomfield, best bull calf, 2 00; E. A. Brown, Bloomfield, best cow, 4 00.

Crosses and Grades.

Alfred Button, Warren, for best bull over 3 years old, $4 00.

Wm. Berry, Bristol, best bull 2 years old, $4 00; second best, Benjamin Sheldon, 2 00; third best, G. C. Reed, Braceville, American Agriculturist.

Lemuel G. Mathews, Warren, best bull one year old, $2 00; Geo. Hezlep, Gustavus, best bull calf, 1 00; second best, Simon R. Estabrook, Warren, Albany Cultivator.

Aaron Clark, best cow, $4 00; second best, Auren P. Taft, Braceville, 2 00; third best, Calvin Beldin, Farmington, American Agriculturist.

Joseph Perkins, Warren, best heifer 2 years old, $2 00; second best, Joseph Perkins, Warren, 1 00; third best, Charles Brown, Bloomfield, Albany Cultivator.

Linus D. Sheldon, Vernon, best heifer over 1 year old, $1 50; second best, same, 1 00; third best, Albert Van Gorder, Warren, Albany Cultivator.

Auren P. Taft, Braceville, best heifer calf, $1 00; second best, J. B. Carter, Warren, American Agriculturist.

WORKING AND FAT CATTLE,

Heman R. Harmon, Warren, best yoke working oxen, $3 00; second best, 200; third best, F. N. Andrews, Howland, Albany Cultivator.

Aaron Jones, Fowler, best yoke steers 3 years old, $3 00; second best Heman R. Harmon, Warren, 1 50; third best, Linus D. Sheldon, Vernon, Albany Cultivator.

Robert Jones, Fowler, best yoke steers 2 years old, $2 00; second best, Andrew Bushnell, Hartford, 1 00.

C. A. Williams, Gustavus, best yoke steers 1 year old, $2 00; second best, Robert Jones, Fowler, 1 00.

Jones & Sons, Fowler, best team of oxen, consisting of 16 yoke, $10 00.

Heman R. Harmon, Warren, best fat ox, $3 00; second best, same, $1.50.

SWEEPSTAKES ON CATTLE.

Wm. Millikin, of Portage county, for best bull of any age, $5 00

HORSES.

J. M. Brown, Bloomfield for best Stallion over 4 years old, $8 00; second best, George Fell, Vernon, $3 00.

No premium was awarded on Stallions three years old, for want of merit.

P. F. Haskell, for best stallion 2 years old, $3 00; second best, H. Hathaway, Farmington, $1 50.

William T. Shadle, Liberty, best Gelding 2 years old, $2 00; second best, Henry Styles, Warren, $1 00.

Benjamin Sheldon, best colt 1 year old, $2 00; second best, James White, Weathersfield, 1 00.

Thomas Kinsman, Kinsman, best brood Mare and Colt, $1 00; second best, D. C. Atwater, Bazetta, $200.

S. N. Jones, Mecca, best Mare 3 years old, $3 00; second best, same, $1 00.

David Jameson, Warren, best Gelding 4 years old, or over, $3 00; second best, E. Williams, Liberty, $1 50.

John Lamb, Warren, best span matched horses, $4 00; second best, N. E. Austin, Hartford, $2 00.

N. E. Austin, Hartford, best Stallion of any age, $8 00.

36-AG. REP,

SHEEP.

J. K. Wing, Bloomfield, for best Long Wooled Buck, $3 00; second, Edwin Leffingwell, Warren, $2 00; third best, J. K. Wing, Bloomfield, American Agriculturist.

Alfred Button, Warren, best 3 Long Wool Ewes, $2 00; second best, J. Wing, Bloomfield, $1 00; third best, J. B. Carter, Warren, Albany Cultivator.

Jacob Slaughter, Howland, best Saxony Buck, $3 00; second best, Isaac Van Gorder, Warren, $2 00; third best, Josiah Robbins, Jr., Weathersfield, Albany Cultivator.

Isaac Van Gorder, Warren, best 3 Saxony Ewes, $2 00; second best, Jacob Slaughter, Howland, $1 00; third best, Hurst & Kinsman, Braceville, Albany Cultivator.

SWINE.

Andrew Mackey, 2d, Vienna, for the best Boar $3 00; second best; J. B. Carter, Warren, $1 50.

Auren Taft, Braceville, best breeding sow, $3 00; second best, John Reeves, Jr., Howland, $1 50.

CHEESE.

Daniel Maltby, Southington, for best 3 Cheeses, $5 00; second best, Roswell Moore, Kinsman, $3 00; third best, Harvey Moore, Gustavus, $3 00.

BUTTER.

Miss Ann F. Brown, Bloomfield, for best 10 lbs. butter, $2 00; second best, Maxwell Kennedy, Howland, $1 00; third best, H. D. Benton, Farmington, Albany Cultivator.

G. A. Gould, Gustavus, best June Butter, $2 00; second best, Rufus Beman, $1 00; third best, William Harrington, Greene, Albany Cultivator.