Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17

ExmBirroN or rHE CLEvELaND HoRTcuL-
TURAL SOCIETY This Society held its Septem-
ber exhibition at Chapins Hall on Thursday aud
yesterday. The display was very lne-largor than
At any previous exhibition. The Hall was very
lastefuy and elegantly decorated With svergreens
and flowers until II seemed a fairy's domain. An
evergreen scroll announced "Flora and Pomona"
as the presiding d,ites Of the place aud surely
they could desire no more appropriate or bountilul
offerings than were there presented. A long and
wide table was devoted TO a splendid display Of
fruit, "rich, rare and racy" Another supported
pies Of mammoth vegetables while on other Ia
bles aud all about the room were flowers Of every
hue and varied odor, skllully arranged by artistic
hands The exhibition was very creditable to toe
Society as iuch, aud TO oil those who by their ef-
forts added to It's sfuness and atlraotiveness. The
appearance Of the Hall needed TO be seen to be ap.
prcclated. We cannot describe II. There was a
large attendance last night Of fadics and gentlemen
Ieland's String Band furnished excellent music.
LIST or ENTRIES.
W Whiteworth. Green House Plants, Fuschias
Yerbenas, Floral Design.
Mrs. Larnder, Asters.
F. H. DoIz, 70 varieties Dahlias.
II. b. Hurlbut, best collection Dahliaq, Roses,
Grapes under glass, Yerbena.
T. P. Handy, collection Pears, collection Apples,
plate Grapes, tomatoes, Nartyna, plate Qun-
ces.
Joseph Perkins, u Dahliss, collection Phloxes,
Asters, Grapes. plate Apples, Celery, Parsnips,
Beets.
II. d. Hurlbut, Floral Ornament
D. Stewart, plate Ounces, plate Grapes.
W. Whitworth, seeding Ycrbena.
TIP Handy, Sweetwater Grapes.
Charles Pease, collection Apples, collection Pear,
collection Grapes, hardy; Pie Melon, plate
Peaches.
Mr.. Pease, Jaspar Lilies, Passion Flowers.
Mrs Walton, collection of Grasses.
John Baker 6 varieties Apples, plates Peaches.
+. S.Willsrd, G Csbbages,6 Nutmeg Melons, 3 Mar
row squash, half bushel Sweet Potatoes, half
bushol Tomatoes, l2 cars Sweet Corn, Hub
bard Squash, 3 Egg Plants, half peck Peppers,
half bush Lima Beans, s plates Pears, 10 plates
Apples.
Miss Brough and Mrs Cook, Floral Ornament
H. r. lladlow, 6 Cabbage, Marrow Squash, 3
heads Cauiaower, half bush Tomatoes.
Horace Kelley, plates Pears.
Mrs Lyman, Winter Cherries.
u Il. BONNER, Greenhouse Plants collection Dab.
las, do. Yerbenas, do. Asters. do PhilCxes.
Mrs Lamb, Pie Melon.
Joseph Perkins Tomatoes.
II. b. Hurlbut, Cucumbers, collection Pears. plate
Pears
N. Q. Baldwin, plate Pears.
L. Nicholson, collection Apples, do. Peaches, do
| Pears.
DR.. L. Taylor, collection Verbenas, do, Dahlas
do Roses Floral Design.
II. b Ilurlbut, Pyramidal Table Boquet DO. hand
do Flat Vase do. lunch Grapes under glass.
Maj. Webb, 6 Cassaba Melons, Pie Melons.
L. Nicholson, plate Plums
Major Webb, collection Grapes und,r glass, best
! plate Grapes.
Ii. b. Hurlbut plate Ounces, Seeding Verbena.
Peter Herke, Water Melons, 6 stalks Celery, !
Marrow Squash. hat bush. Sweet Potatoes, ]
Egg Plants, G plates Apples, collection Peaches
Mrs d. Proudfoot round hand Boquet
p. llerke, plate Nectarncs.
c. Bratenahl. table Boquet, round hand Boquet.
Tho following is list Of premiums AZ awarded
| yesterday: