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with which to test the butter, both warm and cold. Three samples of 3Olbs. each were exhibited.

 To Harley Morse, the Committee award the 1st premium of @ %. m

 To Walter Coe and William Wheeler, they die vid the a premium, being unable to decide be- tween their samples.

 To William Wheeler, the lst premium on 20lbs of $1 00.

 Also, to Alexander Norton, on not less than f0lbs. the 1st premium of $l

 Being without competitions. your Committee were unanimous, that the sample was decidedly meritorious.

 The Committee would also state, that another sample of 3Olbs of butter presented very late, of excellent quality, without name or number {; but which they have learned, belonged to George W. Garfield. tt,..... I5 .,...,

 Of cheese, two lots of one year old and up- wards, of fine quality, were presented to PhlneaS North, the first premium of $2 OO also, to Gen. F. Buel, the 2d premium of $l %. ..-.

 Six samples of new cheese were presented by the following names :--Marcus Leonard, Col. Isaac Morse, William Wheeler, Jr., T. l.. Hart, Gurdon Filley, and Phineas North. .-.

 To Marcus Leonard, the Committee award the lst premium uf $3 00. a.....i..-

 To Col Isaac Morse, the 2d premium of $s2 O0.

 The Committee would recommend meritori- ous premium to William Wheeler, Jr of $2 %, for splendid sample of pine apple cheese

 All the other samples were decidedly good.

 A lot of cheese for shipping. was presented by T. L. Hart-also, a box of small shipping cheese, by Phineas North, that showed great skill in their manufacture. ..,

 All which is respectfully submitted.