, 1859-09-12
Notes Of the State Fair.
LAST DAT OF THE EXHIBITION.

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leo4eeFo1oeneco' o' INC 1'e7s anu a"'uas.'
fa1rF'iT' ss7'' = 's''
the HoRr1crLrcRA1
Hull il IN full regalln, bat ~ most Of the 1rnHs
90 hence to ca'cngo, and ~ we intend 70 g''e
this department our especial attention next
week, We will leave to your regular reporter
the task Of making up list Of tue awards
VINES.
Yesterday We bad the pleasant duty to sit in
COUNCIL over The hnia Injuries ot the State, ana
arc pleased to say tha. many excellent samples |
were put to the Test. The committee consisted |
Of G. ". Aartfe1dt Of ogle County, Chairman
DR.. J. A. Warder Of Cincinnati, Jacob knoeble,
Be1lEile, II. L, Dunlap, Champaign, G. D:
Bragdon, Chicago, DR.. ". $. GFay, Freeporf'
| and DR.. Clapp, PEORIA We shall ut this TINE
| give the premiums as awarded, leavlng further
T notes for the Farm and Garden"
| catawba Wine-1st prem, T. Eae'eman, ST.
Clair Co.; rintage Of 1856.
sd-To Bonmap Of St. Clair Co.
No Isabella wines on exhibition. .!
ornER GRAPES.
p...a;, ~ ,.o.n F,oo,o.+ rc,v
a. NoSeas'e''' 4ss P'eu''' e'eeP'A''
superior wine.
cuRnAsr VINE.
E;ch{een cn,r;c..
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Ar. Lewis ELLSWORTH tst pfen'.' Napet''ne@
E. ordway, ed PREM, Freeport-
nurpAnn WINE. =
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"r 'A'@ o.AAa :. .a.44 ~ -" ro c.-.-,.a.,.
Z. L. Aosensfeli, lst pfem' 1or oasa"oet''
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/ C, II. Rosensteil, I'd pren,. for Raspberry
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Peach Brandy-John Fanil, Golden, Ill.
sAruaA1 uzsroEx DEPARTMENT.
, D. H. "Ae5' y. on'on ee'n',, e ~
; timber growth Of Egypt. a SECTION .. pop'af
(L'riodtadron Iat!p Jkra) hse feet in alame1e1'
I sound as roach, Us woodmcn soy, one Of sweet
gum, three feet, Of silver leaf maple, two
, | faat We hone MI WIN ike rond shade trees
! I.'.s,,a !,e,ha h.f.. ri 1 800 ~. ~
ano saaao4e .'.nuee uS.s, %1 e a.;rs Iols " ~
&hls laet; tnaI tu!s I'LL aa"aol7 'Fee ~ nu1e "
-1'Ecypt. Persimnou Is inches in diameter.
TH;s +rec was ninety feet birf. and full Of fruit
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It ta1aaiiar!J Known - Es5Spsan rigs hsaeh HaH
IL Gfape slhes setSn !nc4es ~ u.aaIts., 5h,aas
e beact), hickory, white OAK three 1eet IL oaine
I, ter, blackberry, "hlte eIn dos"ooa' nane meme:
of diameter RED OAK, olack oak' ntack nlc19l}
- paw-paw, eight inches, white oak, rcd n,ulbeE
N r., twenty inches, buckeye, honey locust
10 | beecll, threo feet. cucumber and boz alder
b. the fruits Mr. W. has pa"'paws, America
-. chesnuts, buckeyes, petslmmons, and! as thes
OF 20 10 Chicago, we hope our eastern friends NJ
De look in on these specimens Of our woodlands
r. = INSECTS.
=. II Walsh IF nocl island 1as a fine co
,oat;on ~, 4f ,yh;c1, have heen coilected With
We ~ 1nst f;fteen inonths and within four miles
al Rack Island ctr. When we contemplate th
he large collection Of insects from 80 small spas
Ter Of territory, and learn iurther from ar: hi
, y even this held IS eos parhaat{ exPioreo'
% should not wonder at the depreda!lons on o.
'ns fields Of the INSECT tribe: THIS collection 1s
its form part Of me coiiect,on ol Tue Na'uEal IL
I'm tory Society Ut bloomington.
'n' 1EauAn1uus.
u.s. ,, u II ~ uc11a,rv co,,tv oxb;
It "ee sasf ~ - ,sn,. - satn;roh}a orde
y, Ns nne ~. 49, :. pt"n.;a p.;a -
"inee at.[acs ,s ,1aau ~ as'I:.on Ir: un.,,,. a,
ing MISS Mary n'pp, u "lnaeoago e"au:.i -.
) to exh'e1s eoou conse@ion u Pltn''' "o''''
a'tenston; 7r - n,,.n ,-h;t;.. o.u
fsof. Nli9ni, OF ooon,.1ssoni iaat;o, ~ ~
fhe sa'nraa ns.os ooSet s;,s 9r"s, ;nestsr
1ss iostal sl'eceus, i"s.. tonss t,a'a "t H..
'a0 For waat o. roona se'e3ai ooAcs h"'s ""' W