ON VEGETABLES.
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The Committee on Vegetable Production, having viewed the different varieties, were very much pleased with the different kinds offered but feel bound to notice the large and fine assortment of al- most every kind of vegetables grown in this eli. mate, from the Pea up to the large black French Watermelon, presented by Theodore S. Gold of Cornwall, which does credit to himself and the County. Also a large assortment grown in the garden of the Litch6eld Poor House. There was one parcel of agricultural productions, embracing various kinds ot flowers, winch were very nice, presented by Alexander Norton, jr., of Goshen.- The varieties of summer and winter Squashes, Cab bages, Beets, Carrots, Potatoes. Onions. and the various kinds of Melons do much credit to those who presented them. i eE "a

 We award the first premium, $2 ,OO, to Theodore S. Gold, of Cornwall; the 2nd., de-, $1 ,5O. Ltch. field Poor House. Agricultural products, $2 ,Oo. Alexander Norton. jr., of Goshen. r. ',..

 There were two very fine samples of winter Squash, one presented by David Lucas of Goshen, the other by Wilson Wagoner, of Litchfeld, for which we award to each fifty cents. -'-. a.j

 Just as we had closed our examination, there were presented two large strings of Onions of the various kinds grown from the seed this season, a bushel of beautiful looking and we presume fine tasting Potatoes and another of Beets presented by Mir. Eastman, of Liich6eld, for which your com. mittee would gratuitously award fifty cents.

 The samples of vegetables presented by Mr. Migeon, were very nice, though not great variety, for which we would award him fifty cents.

 ..,l. -ts. .IIa VIM. LYMAN, CharmaD.