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Yeretabies in the Wesfer2 Iafes-Mr'
Flint, in describing the productions OF Mis-
souri,, &c. says the apples are larger and fair
er than at the North, but less favored and
more ns,pid; the cider requires boiling tc
gain body enough to keep without immedi-
ately passing into vinegar. All the roots and
vegetables in those rich soils are more taste
less than those of the North. The onion is
more mild, the blood beet less deeply color
ed. and this holds good in the whole vegeta-
bic creation.


The Irish potatur is not raised with rhe