Fair OF the American Institute in October
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Fair of the American Institute In October.


WORKING OXEN, for two or three years past
have attracted great attention. This gr5at utility
could not be overlooked by an institution so devo'
ted 10 tho prosperity Of the country as the american
Institute AT some Of the Fairs the most beautiful
animals we ever saw were to be secn SO alike were
they paired that from the tip Of the horn TO every
other extremity they were exact fac simes, and
seemed as if nature had cast them In the came
mould. They were also under the most perfect dis
cipline they would take their places and position
themselves to receive thc yoke at the signal as II
The will of their owners was their will. The reward
offered this wear Of dollars for each OF the best
ten team. will produce greater competition than
ever. Connecticut, famed for her beautiful working
Oxen, we learn is sure TO enter the list Of compet-
tors. Fancy teams well made for strength and SER
vice will be sought and command high prices. Fine
animals, well matched, with the marks Of strength
are the pride of good farmer. Many of our rich
Merchants have (since spirit for farming has been
awakened) purchased farms, and we have known
double the former estimated value paid for fancy
teams with their long smooth horns, tipped with
brass. We admire this ambition. Others will catch
the spirit. The soldier is proud TO be well mount
ed his arms glittering, and accoutremens neat and
in order-for all this he "is be soldier and
similar pride and ambition extending TO our farmers
teams and tools will make better farmer and tend
to impart dignity 10 the husbandman, the true no.
bleman of our republic, the fee simple owner
of the soil "to him ard his heirs forever. -
How the miserable, degraded tenants of other
countries, who are doomed 70 perpetual servi-
,ude and degrading drudgery for enough barely
10 support life mus, envy tho situation Of orr repub'
lican noblemcn- intrinsicaly ard truly many of
them are and il is the object Of the Institute null
tply and fill the land with such noblemen. An nde-
pendent, intelligent, ambitious yeowanry,with these
views elevated and extended, are the best guardians
Of our glorious Constitution. Politicians need have
no fears-,hcir liberties will be safe. Farmers, come
to The great New York Far-you are all invited
The beautiful teams of Oxen, il you nothing
else, would compensate YOU. \ large team will
draw trumphal car through The city with all the
varieties OF The best boun,ies Of Autumn. Circulars
showing The whole arrangements OF the Fair may
be had al TIE Repository in the Park.