ON STEERS AND BULLS.
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The Committee on Steers and Bulls report :- That in the discharge of their drties. they first viewed the two year old Steers, of which three pairs only were entered on the Society's books.

 Fro Leverett Futile, of Torrington, they award the first premium of $2 00, on a very fine pair of Twin Steers, of the Devon blood.

 To David Lucas, of Goshen. for a larger pair of Durham Steers, of very good quality indeed, they award the second premium of $1 O0

 The Committee exceedingly regret, that there were so few competitors for premiums or this class of stock. For the premium on three years old Steers, there were more competitors, pairs 2 being entered

 sg To Samuel Garnsey, of Northfeld, they award the first premium of 3 %, and to George Gilbert, ssof Litchfeld, the second do. of Ss2 %. s As this class of Steers, by the Society's rules, -are to be tested by draught, your Committee re- gret, that but three pairs were produced, to show their ability by that test. The five pairs colec. lively were excellent, and pair belonging to Mr. Chandler Judd, of Watertown, were very superior animals indeed.

 Of Steers ot four years old, there were but three competitors.

 To Erastus Simons, of Colebrook, for pair of Alderness Steers, of mammoth size and good shape, they award the first premium of $3 %.

 To George Gilbert, of Litchfeld, the second premium of $S2 Ou.

 The Committee in the farther discharge of their duty, viewed six two years old Bulls, five of them DcillS DeVoIS'

 To Lorrain Thrall of Torrington, for one that, in the opinion of your Committee, might cha.- lenge the State for it's equal they unanimously award the first premium of $s1 00; and to William Wheeler. of Torrington, the second do. of s 0O. With these awards, the Committee would say, that the other three Devons were excellent, and well calculated to raise the standard of Stock in the vicinity where they respectively belong.

 There being no competition on Short Horn Bulls of two years old, your Committee award to MT George W. Garfield, of Litchfield, on a good Durham and as reward for bringing out so large portion of his stock to grace our Cattle Show, a premium of $3 0O

 Four Bulls oi one year old, were entered for premiums.

 To Michael Ryan, of Litchfeld, on his Devon- shire Bull, your Committee award the first pre- mium of $s2 co; and to Abram Moss, of Litch- field, the second do. of $1 %.

 To Alexander Norton, Jr. of Goshen, on his Durham Bull, award the premium of S2 DO; and to Phineas Worth, of Torrington, premium of $sl O.; and there being no competition on Yearling Steers we award the second premium of $l %, to George w. Garfield, of Litchtield.

 Ail which srespectfully submitted, by order of the Committed

 I M WADHAMS Choirmnn