New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

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The whole making grard total of = ~ entries.
The entries are from ONO, Illinois. Catiorhia' May
land Iowa Kentucky louisiana W lscon@u vermont,
PENNSYLVANIA Nvw-lork Texas, Mnnesots, Indians,
Kaiss ard Canals, and extend over wide enough
range Of country TO eneitle TINS TO oe eaed nsoh"
society. =,
The Floral Hall is very tsstefully arranged inside,
with festoops f eyergre.ps, aud knots OF ho"eis.
The ai-les are stresn With cea pebbles, Tue 'aoes
covered with fine collections Of plants IN pots anu cut
aowers In the center Of the building Is very neat
fouIsin Of rock work with cIysta spout, aud an sr
raueement by which, ws'er jets ont, n IL strewn al
over the fountain ID unbruken Hemisphere
IT. the Fire. Arts Hall, the Windows IN tue ROOT are
white washed 10 tone down the light 10 SUIT the PIE
lures ara objects spayed. Messrs tasseit n Cook
of Chicago show of the haest specimens ot CO..
oIed photography ever cav. In partieular, tamiy
group Cf five figures should be noticed Inc arnsL -
a lady the wife OF Mr. Fdssett, aud former pnph oil
Wsude sford the water. coorist The came parties e1
bibit coloreo likeness of Col. Captol tue Supern-
.endent Of the show, and other tue specimens.
In Florence Il Brehams collection Is a poor PHOTO
graph at a very Hooking man, MAJOR Burnside, OF
IN. Illinois Central ks,roar. lie IL made TO look as II
the carved back Of the char IN which ne Sits We're
driven ito his sku and the effect IL udicrous enough
a Ursler shows come excellent photographs OF micro
,copcs ubiects sud the melo.est AM cehres, street.
views ever saw. None OF the exhibitors show the
beautiful colong OF Mrs. tssset pct1res when are
really pretty enough to grace the walls OF our Academy
of Design
The display of stuffed birds, called )ut by the special
premiums of. red by the AudObon Cllb OF chicago Is
larger and finer than would be seen at nunifed aver
Az. fslrs James Booth of Suspension Br lie, I. W.,
has a case Of them very natural 10 stIItute, snt well
preserved. EI. kaempfer of Chicago, among others
OF great excellence, has a valuable specimen OF the
blsck.eg.ef crane, and N Henry JutinOres case ls
one of the very rare geat Northern drer or loon of
which there are probably not a halt dozen dupli-
cafes 10 the whole country. The Smithsonian an
stiuiUn had no specimen until one was presented
By the Audubon Club of this city quite recently "A
collection OF the u.eiul minerals of Illinois, shown by
John Maynard Woodwork of Coicago contains hve
specimens If snlphate OF zinc, lead, coal, lron sni
copper. The sulpbate OF zlnc residue from the
lead. al eIg works, had been thrown away a. value
less until recently Now a compsny Of Germans pro-
care the one from Mineral Point and other parts Of tue
Gaena region, and manufacturing commercial z,nc
a large quantity, and OF good quailty.
There ale good spec mens OF pianos organs, brass
Instruments silver ware, stained glass, marble, aud
eyp-um manu- sctured and manufactured, AMI other
things OF interest i'll the line Arts Hall Before lea'-
ing IT, must notice with much commentator some
exquisite examples Of pen drawing and writing. Que
Of them in handsome frame is " The Maxlms OF
Jacob S,rawp, the Crest Farmer of the West;
and they are good that L cannot refrain from
publishing them for the benefit of our Western farm
readers. Mr. srswn, It must be known Is one 81 The
largest lspdhoiers and successful farmers in this
county He is enormously wealthy, aud Ike al sue
cessiu men, bored Ia death with letters asking adylce
To satisfy all he published some articles sSni-s'Gc IN
which after giving these maXDs, he SAID mat any per-
scp following bis advice u the letter, sLd stll cDnnd
ing unsuccessful might call upon hlm and ne woni pay
al his debts. From this card We ind MS rues 10 be rs
folOss:
"W hen You wake up do not roll over bat roll ont.
IL will give you time TO dch al your soughs, break
them up AMI SOW them with timothy and fedtop.
"Mske your fence high tight, ani strong 80 tast 1t
will keep cattle and plg- oar.
- lie sure to get yoar hands TO bel by oclock.
They will iiss early by force of circumstances
"'Psy hand he is poor ell you PROMISE tin. II
he IL good hand pay him a htte norei L "lii eu-
courage him 10 do stll better.
"Avays feed yout hands as well az you do yoursef
for the sOIk.Lg are the boCe and 5lneS 0. tho
world, and ougbt 10 be well uested.
Il am satisfied that getting up esdy, industry, ami
regular habs are the best medicines ever pre'ctioef
Tor health.
wv en It comes rainy weather, so that yol cannot
work cut OF door, cut and spht your wood. Make
your tracks clear up your stubbles aud Ia something
which you would have to stoP the ploW FOX In gooi
weather.
"Study your Interest clearly, and do not spend any
time in eec'by Presidents, sea.iors, and o;ner small
oficer.; or talk Of hard times, when spending your
time in Jown whiting store boxes, &c.
"Tske your time, and make your calculations.
Don't do thugs 10 hurry, but do them a. the night
time, and keep your mind az well as your ooiy EN-
plole
II Jacob Srawn get. HE to bed by o'clock AMI
makes them rise ea,ly oy force of circams0bces,
wtere DO they find time 10 keep mind a. well 81 body
EMPLOYED :" Toe chance Is limited, fancy, unless
the Winter time IS chosen. II not then, where VII
they get tine read good agricultural papers, attend
Fafuers' Clubs. sni read THE TRIBUNE
have BEEN pre- nous 20 the State Fair through the
State cutie geLersy and IN every neigh oOrnOOt was
told that general hegira would be made u the
Fair on Wednesday Of this week. II sspoar-
srces be lot deceitful, 20 MORROW and Thurs
day should witness great 9 crowd on the
grounds a. made the Boston God Philadelphia gather
irg- famous. The people here were lmpet. snt Oh
Sunday that crowd gathered about The ga,es u the
number Of thousand or more and demanded simlt-
tsIce. IL required the frInness VI Mr.. Wager
10 refrain them from breaking in the gt,esi out
from tie fac. that no. above SIX thousand VI eish.
thousand were on the ground. yesterday, / lmsglsc
that the mpaience did not amount 20 general cJn
tssion bad ha, the public could not wait until the
Eau vel settled. and the Society fairly a. house
k,eIitg. Tie Superintendent Of the Illinois Central
Railroad informs NE that abunoa Of through ex-
cur-ion tickets have been sold a. New-OTieans and
point. between that and this pscs snd the reg s,ers
Of the hotel may De the, NOT often elegant, aao-
grapiy Of our fello~-cZens RON smO., al the West,
ern >'stes. II you VII allow NE, wish % pay 8
deserved compliment 10 8 young man on whom the
burden OF the preliminary details OF the show nave
rested. NJ. Frank W. Rely OF The Chtcaeo Journal
ha. .c'ei as secretary 70 Col. Cspron, and mole
fsssec-out but courageous person yol never say
woikfg for Is good Of al Agricultural Society. /
asked him how many questions he could answer a.
once, be said ssLfteH, and believe u.
Waters of Detroit has got hls steam plOw resiy %
enter the grounds 70 u0rrOT, and a. Fs~kes il here
live Nv h.