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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
the formation of Premium Lists for the future agricultural ex¬ 
hibitions of the Society. 
Respectfully submitted, 
L. P. Harvey,! 
John Budd, > Committee . 
R. G. Bell, j 
GARDEN VEGETABLES. 
John Hall, Madison, best celery. $2 
S. R. Gunn, Prescott, best beets.Trans. 
J. E. Carpenter, Windsor, 2d do. beets. 50c 
Jno. Rutherford, Verona, best parsneps.Trans. 
Jno. Hall, Madison, 3d do. parsneps. 60c 
II. P. Hall, Madison, best onions.. 2 
Jno Rutherford, Verona, 2d do. onions.Trans. 
Jno Hall, best cabbage.Trans. 
S. R. Gunn, 2d do. cabbage. 50c 
Jno. Hall,best tomatoes.Trans. 
S. R. Gunn, 2d do. tomatoes. 50c 
II. A. Tenney, best egg plant.Trans. 
Alex. Stillwell, Middleton, 2d do. eggplant.. 50c 
H. J. Starin, Whitewater, best bushel sweet potatoes.1 bbl. Tenbrook’s s.p. 
A. Bovee, Eagle, 2d do. sweet potatoes. § do 
S. B. Higgins, Palmyra, 3d do. sweet potatoes. ^ do 
H. A. Tenney, Madison, best dozen sweet potatoes. 3 
S. B. Higgins, 2d do. doz. sweet potatoes. 2 
Jno. Hall, best Lima beans.Trans. 
C. E. Morgan, 2d do. Lima beans. 50c 
Jno. Hall, best -winter radishes.Trans. 
Jno. Hall, greatest variety garden products. 6 
H. P. Hall, 2d do. variety garden products.... 8 
H. P. Hall, best lot squashes. 2 
H. Snell, 2d do. lot squashes. 1 
H. G. Williams, West Point, largest squash.Trans. 
Mr. H. J. Starin being a competitor for the premiums offer¬ 
ed by J. W. Tenbrook, on Sweet Potatoes, the remainder of 
the Committee, at his request, examined the articles presented, 
and report awards as above. 
Geo. Capron, 
Richard Arundel, 
Committee. 
