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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

Doors & SHOES. The subscriber has now
- on hand general assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES, Of the most fashionable s,yle and thorough
Workmanship, which he oilers very low for CASH.
A. f. J. FAY.
N. b. All kinds Of measure work done al short no
tcc burlington, Chnrch.st May 2S, $40
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

SAL IL .OO0 Mnots Coarse Packing Salt
~ 5000 Minots Liverpool Salt,
For sale, in quantities to suit purchasers and dcy
cred at any Port on Lake Champion by
JASON c. PIERCE e. SON.
st. Johns, L. c., Sept 4, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

TTNCOLORED BOAs, OTTER seal and cloth caps,
~ muffs, collars capes, down, angola and fur trim
mngs silk and mohair fringes fur gloves, cheap, by
n. LOVELY g. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

IODINE SPRING WATER.-A recently discover
L ed fountain at Saratoga and contains properties
known in no other Sprng-its freedom from Iron
renders it safe 10 be drunk by certain class of inya
IDS with whom Iron proves inurous-the quantity of
Iodine contained in this water renders il the most val
discovered for sale by J. & J. H. PECK & Co Ap'ks
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

VEREENA CREAM for shaving, clarified Ros-
in Warrn's best Needles. Silver Thimlles and
lots OF new Goods, opening AT the Variety Store.
MAY 80. PANGBORN & BRlNSMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

EMCVAL.--J. LEWIS, the Mechanical Den
~ tlst has removed his office to his dwelling on
where he will be able to attend calls at all hours of
the day or night Burlington, Oct. 30. Is4O.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

DRUGS, Medicine, Perfumery, Pauts, Dye Stuffs,
- Oils, Varnishes Brushes, &c. The subscriber
now receiving his fall supplies of the above goods;
selected with great care, which he will dispose of al
the lowest market prices ROBERT MOODY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

CHINA Glassware, Crockery and Looking elias.
~ SEES, just reed and for sale by N. LOVELY 4 Co.
ALSO, Soda Crackers. Sept. 3, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

JAPEK.-C. GOODRICH has just received
l. from the manufacturers in Massachusetts n fuIl
supply of linen handmade royal, medium, Deny,
cap, letter, foiopos and billet paper of various quail.
tiles, as wove, satn laid, gilt, &c &C. for sale at man.
ufactures prices. June 60
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

ELOUR.-Troy, Ohio and Michigan, constantly
l. receiving by J. g. j. "A. PECK d Co.
WRAPPING PAPER-200 rcams various sizes
w just reed Nov. 20. bye. GOODRICH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

MAYO g. WAIT give notice to all persons indcbt-
lVl ed to them, or to Lahrop, Potwin e. Wait, to
call and make immediate payment and save further
notice. Oct. l. 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

WINDSOR RIFLES. for sale a, the variety
w store. PANGBORN s. BRlNSMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

EAREWELL'S Cater boots, walking shoes and
l. slips full assortment: Ladies llnen'd India rub
Der shoes plain do Umbrellas, fancy work baskets,
buck gloves and mittens. N. I.OVELY d Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

..-..,....eeu,.-- .--..n4e., VNINDOW SASH-
Y !.
w Just received Is, 20
and 24-7 by easements OF
j n SASH first rate article ar34
+ all 81 cents per light also
I ali kinds and Sizes fIrnl.he
I 10 order Ticonderoga bac,
lead, a first rate article, X
sale very low, together W o, or
-1Gu-R a great variety Of other a i'm
Gle. as cbeap as can be found at any other es,ablr-
ment in the place. GEo. rEIEKoo- "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

mA THE Burlington BREWERY has
III l. now commenced business and
H-ff}lRffJ will have new Beer in a few days,
RxEh4&ia when all orders will be punctually
Burlington, Sept l940. GEO. PETERSON.
NEW PAINT SHOP...SPAULDi MILLS
IN have opened new PAINT SHOP on Church-s,;
Two doors south Of II. Lanes Store, where ,ney WI,
DO ali kinds of HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN and CARRIAGE
PAINTING, in the best possible manner ana on terms
10 suit those who may favour them with their patron
age. .CFPains, Oil, Varnsh and Pml'y, con,,an''y
on hand and for sale. -. SfAoLD'N"'
Burlington, April 9, 1910. e. b. MILLS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

OOOO Nails. Brads = American Iron.
&OAJJ kegs Nails from 81 10 COD
$50 do Brads from Ga to20a
Horse shoe lrol
Scroll and Hame do all sizes
Band Iron from / 10 Al inch
Round do do IA do
Square5-6 to - do }. e. II. PECK e. Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

100 Boxes Tin Plate, X. 30 bundles English
lOJ and American Sheet Iron. bO DO. do. do.
Wire, copper and brass wire Vellum, for sale by
Sen. %. Villas, LOOMS e. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

Burlington, April 10, 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

AK Oils.
~ bbls. American Lnsced Oil,
10 Tierces fall sperm do
5 do winter do do
35 bbls. refined do do J.& j. II. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

Gn bush. Seed Rye, free from all other seeds, for
OO Pearl-st. Sept l6. sale by G.. BENNS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
CaE.sn ~ om.o.-wc Gnd in the Cincinnn,i nni,u

CHErsE ~ Omio-We find in the Cincinnati Daily
Chronicle. very interesting article ON the subject If
cheese III consumption md the extent IT it's msnuC,e
iure'in the West la the year 1923 two gentlemen
In Portage county. Ohio. commenced supplvinv ,b.
rvcT towns with this article by bringing L. Cincinnati
IN skill nlo1i 500 lbs. cheese. From this small
beginning the business has increased till their snes
have amounted! for The last sI years to between 200
and 5OD io'is per nnnum. three fourIhs Of which Ia
s,d IN Cincinnati the balance al Louisville AMI oh,,
towns down the river
In the single township OF Aurora, in Portage county
Ohio there have been made between 25O md 900
tons o cheese yearly for the last years which has
Melted the turner's about cents per h. one year with
anOiheR
The amount Of Western Reserve cheese sold in Gin
ciannii yearly is estimated between 500 and 900
tons for the last six years and is increasing annually
The price has generally rnngSd from cents and
has been rs high lin the Anumn Of 1881 a. cents
has never been 50 low beGre, al present g. Cts
for ten years pest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

courtesy which marked his professional character q,
ihs truly aminble qualities OF his private life To
ihs painful duty dcuLly impelled by the co,.-
sderaiion that In loss every class Of society most
dcoPly participates long public life in various de.
ParImenis Of public employment and ssclulncss Fad
rendered departed friend no, only respected and
admired for the high powers Of intellect for which he
was always distinguished. but in every grade most
doury beloved ior Inc no less shining qualities which
adorned his heart b. it therefore
Rcsoicea That in the death Of our late Brother Gen
Moses w Chapne. our Bar hes been deprived of one
Of It's brightest ornaments City Of n citizen whose
usefulness md attachment to its best Interests had
long been proven, and winch ended only with hrs life.
and circle ct friends whose limits cnhrlccd all who
know him. Of n cherished member whose o-s they will
long have regret; and testimony of re-
spcc Tor the memory OF deceased Bother and our
sincere regret at his loss,
Resolved therefore That we will attend his funeral
in body. nnI that will wear the usual badge o
mourning fur thirty days Also
/ Rcsoiued. That copy Of these resolutions he for
varcd to the family of our departed friend via an
expression OF sympathy in ihtir painful be
rravement. that the Superior and County Courts Il,
I'Au'e''u 10 lhace Wcse proceedings on Their RECORDS
and that copies he furnished the City papers for inser
tion. SA.iL. SPRIGG. CA'rmrH.
ALEX. Wilson soey.
| Virginia:-At Crcui, Superior Court Of Law an,
Chanccry continued and held for the County of OH
nt the Court house thereof Monday the Dist day
I October IS40
| Mr.. Sprigg announced To the Court ia, death O
Moses w. Chapline Esq and moved that the Court d.
now ADJOURN
WAucaper, The Judge observed, that nc freely n,
scented the motion and willingly gras,Ied this sIaal
tribute IN .espect to his memory
That Gen. Chaplinc was a member Of tho Bar ofthi
Court, and though he had. in some degree withdraw
from il for few years past, yet he remembered hi
appearance at it, in former years, With satisfaction am
pleasure. lie was always intelligent and ingcniou
in argument, dccorous and gentemanly in his bcarin
10 the Court, and Brethren.
And theroupon. Cour, was adjourned until TO MOI
row morning AT o'clock. a copy icsc
ALIEN II LAIDLY, Crk =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
Yours, truly.
J. II fORSY III.

We regret that VIC have not room today for ile
COMMUNICATION from the Governor. enclosing an opn
ION Of the AtiorneyG of the State on a qucs
non iourhing which, certain Commissioners Of the
Presidential Election have consulted the Executive
The question comes mp in this shape:
The 18th section Of tbs IA NJ article Of the Cnnsti
intnn prcscribcs the qualifications Of voters for mem.
ben OF the General Assembly. After prescribing the
interest IN real estate, which will qualify citizen 10
vote II proceeds in the iollowing words And every
such citizen, who for twelve months next preceding
has been huuSekceperaHd head Ofa family within the
county city, borough election district where he
may oier To vote, aud sha have been assessed with
part Of the revenue Of the Commonvy ealth within the
preceding year, and actually paid tho same eud no
other Pcrsons shall be qualified To vote for members of
the General Assembly il Ihe county" &c &c
A question, whether the preceding wear IN ihi.
elause Of the Constitution the fiscal or calendar veal
has arisen. and my opinion has been Ecd by the IKE
cutIve on that question
The Attorney G eneral argues il at some length and
concludes rs follows:
" hInk the fact that assessment and PAYMENT Of tho
revenue part of the qualification OF voters docs not
prove that ilfc Convention intended the year mention
81 TO be the fiscal year and this is the only Thing
ia the context which would raise the inference that the
fiscal year was intended that construction must bc re.
Jeced. conclude that the calendar year - Ihe wear
intended by the Constitution"
The Governor, and Messrs Patton nnd Rutheri,rd
of the Executive Council concur " the conclusion of
the Attorney. Gcnoral.-Rieh1lond Esq.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

RESUMPflON.-HOncy Matters in PAiLsRel,6;a
In referenonce 10 the arrangement which has been
ior sometime part progress among the Banks Of Phi
Iadehia, Cor general resumption Of specie payments
the Inquirer Of Saturday says
I'VE learn ihlithe arranged m0~ement NAV nov.
he considered as almost definitely settled The Mo
chancs Bank, and FaSSsoSs and Mechanics nftor hay
ing examined the books Uf the United Stntes Bank
have yielded concurrence in the general plan ns al
rendy noticed ~ our columns, and belief is enter
tanned That the Commercial the only bank that has NOT
expressed willingness act with the ethcrs will
now very speedily follow their example We think
therefore, that now state With entire conf.
dcnce that oil the BANKS or PHILADELPHIA
WILL RESUME SPECIE PAYMENTS ON TIE
18th or JANUARY ENSUING Another ia,por.
lnni mniter s that State Legislature just oertcd
Is IN both It's branches. decidedly conservative The
prospect. therefore. all things considered Inns bgblv
| favourable spIeaance.r
Tie PhiiadeLpAia LcdQor Of Saturday sovs-I, -
now snd that arrangement hns been effected he.
tween several Of the large city Banks and the limited
States Back by which the latter obtains a sufficient
amount Of loan 10 enable It TO specie payments
on or before the 18Th Of January These runors
been frequently uttered Of late, and NJ inv,riabl
denied as altered that led 10 doubt the t,ul,
Of almost any thing uttered respecting The mnuer Of
resumption in corrboraiiUH Of this last declaration
u . said that h0 United Satcs Bank has snbmittc, n
statement Of iis resources 20 the oannr Banks and
that they have expressed themselves satisfied Of ifs
Sweeney and Ultimate ability 70 Iquidate all IT. La.
bilitics
The New York Express Of Saturday, 2 r. ". says
IN impOran1 movement Is announced IN Wall street
today IL u 100 less than that the Bank Of the Uniicd
states has randc arrangements % resume specie pay
mcn's The cdectOf this ncygs which Is credited bo,
been o. inrfDve Stocks generally, but particularly
Umicd States Bank which has suddenly run up three
per cent Mr. Jaudon D. ~ this city and what agcn.
~ H. has ~ the negotiation is not smicd nor DO te
public care. IL will be enough that On arrangement
has been made
The resumption of the United States Rank q specie
payments viii have decided influence IN cneciing
resumption with the SDuthem Ranks Exchange will
Improve Immediately
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
The New York Express Of Thursday snys-


The operation Of the Sub Treasury in Brion. is
now, as II has ieen hero. The Officers of the Govern
meh have become weury Of counting ont specie-
aud hls merchant sends his chock ON the nav.
menl OF ms Bonds. marking The margin zone quar-
ter payable IN specie. though il il ALL payable in
specie, THE holder asks for a. ms evefy body knows
\ Boston paper snyS, thnt till this new arrangement
there. the time Of the Cashier Of the Custom House
was oil occupied in counting the specie brought in by
the merchants and much difficulty has arisen m ns-
certaining lis value Sometimes u has been taken
by weight and sometimes 10y late. The value Of a
sovereign or Napoleon has been sometimes one thing
and sometimes another aud the difficulty has been
Bound so great that the collector has taken the respon
sibiiy Of ssuIag notice, that specic is now 70.
CURED iOs Government dues-and further than this
has gone 50 far rs To request the merchants 10 make
Their payments IN bank paper instead ofspeeie."
This u strikes MS. Is such abandonment ON the
spirit nnd all the preiensons Of The Law rs must ar
rest the attention Of the friends Of the Administration
IN fhe next Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
LOVE AND POLITICS

Correspondence II he Providence Journal
The ladies of Maine aro almost without etc,p,ioD
I'll Whgs Ia the town OF Bristol n young Girl Who
VIZ engaged 10 young fisherman in the island Of the
Alonhegan. which Is attached 10 that town and VIII,
"assu'pccicd Of looofDcosIn ibid him that shc would
oa,st MN from her favor unless he voted the WING
ticket. The young man. who by the way. wos ius, On
and had consequently never voted before, demurroJ
Du' hs lady love was ineEonble and very Justly in
sisted that not 70 be Wing in these times, argued
elihcr lack Of intelligence Of dsccrnmsnt or want
" principle AMI tfue patriotism Neither deficiency
was 10 be overlooked by her, md he need mover come
and see her agnin. therefore II be dill not vote the
Harrison ticket Love and prejudice had hard con.
lest bot the former frInmpbcd. The young man w.
ted The entire Wing ticket. and Thorpcs the Wing
candidate wns chosen By one mo ;Or.iy The damsel
u surely sescrviHg the thshks not only Of The Young
man whom she tlUs saved from the sin of locofJcois
bat oi every true republican 10 the State
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

AWAKE lHou THAT SLzrFEsr quite n scnrl.
llon "1s created. yesterday afternoon Boo one Of tie
Churches VI orr city by he Young clergyman. who
Was attempting, rather uusHecesfuilg. o. instruct r1d
'niishicn 1n CO., noliD, uI mid, r0ddu." corrrrgl.
Ton. The Rev. rouiicmIn. after ro-Jr.ug 10 iho ey-
pedieni Of ey1iuug his voice 10 pretty birl and frm
peh without producing any very sensible effect anil.
nba'y thinking li % was useless 90 exert hos dJrssl
and IJmin1l muscles iDr nothing. leii be notes and
treated bis 'slecpcrs 10 M e1fcnuurlucous blowing
up iJr Their drUwusinc- sur, bot sl warm aud Egrrf.
ed ~ 20 operate on call concerned" like an electric
shocE The preacher then returned 10 biz dscpursr.
and delivered thc reminder Of 30 10 NJ wukrfI l
Indy Of Woshrppcre as ever hpuorod pastor will
dcvOui aud sleeplcss attention. Boston Trupg,riDt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

The news that We publish from Pennsylvania show.
10 ccrtiu;y that that state will cast her vote for
Harrison and Tyler by larger majority than we had
expected. The majority in Berks We have put down
1000. which IS fully high enough Northumberland Is
bot l4OO ~ we have itdown. The average major
iy IN Grcen County, from the Official vote j. hat about
FIVE hundred. The vhig majority in Allcrhany on
the test candidate IS 100 In Cumberland VIC have
put down The majority EH The Van Biren Congressman
wh~cas ono wing is elected 10 he Assembly, s.,
goes the state Of Pennsylvania. Now let us count up
our iorccs from the recent elections aud We will Il. 4
lllt ulrrlson Do. on overwhelming n-..,liv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
WEerlD.r. OrtoL,r PM Ism

HHtFtWE, VtIu0tT 2UFh, IbIU.
On hearing of the death Ut Capt Edward Both.
the boa'mcn "w IN this ciymoI at thu United States
Hotel. whereupon Capt Lloyd was called 10 the
Chair aud Capt. O'COnnor appointed Secretary after
which the following resolutions were adopted
* S'durf That have learned with deep regret
OF The death OF our esteemed friend Capt. EDWARD
BoOIll' by which decease have s,.slaincd uu IT.
Z. p trIbie loss.
ResoiUrd. That VIC attend his funeral in n hodv
aud as token O esteem Or his character and respect
Tor hiSimemorywe will wear crapo on the left arm for
thirty days.
Resided, That we sincerely condoe with his &c.
renVed Widow and relations in this affecting dispen.
slilOn of providence.
feSot1ed, That these resolutions be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, end I've published in the pa
PeFs oi The day. Carr. JAS LLOYD, Ckm'A
CAPT OCoNNoR Secreinrv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
Oct 1911 Isle


A. meeting Of The Bar and officers NJ the Court,
pf Ohio County. held al The Court House on The 2Is
hey Of October 1870
samuel SpHgg, Esl was rallied % tho chaif anI
Alet Wilson Esq appointed Secretary
Mr. Spricg amounted The death Of our Distinguish.
cd md highly respected Brother Ccpc,1 Mosrs W.
CHArIyE, Whoreupon Motion Of Mr TIIall the
GLOWING Preamble end Resolutions Scro unanimously
adopted
The painful news Of ihe death q orr beloved
Brother Gen Moses W. Chag,i1o who Dos been sud.
douy called from among us. denan5s ln expression Il
or heartfelt regret at f'I- l..s Of oao who bad eH.
dsaf,d h.n. s!i !. 10. 81. %. nl1 ~ H.s .ly -HF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
THE REVOLUTION OF 1910.

1.-The cry ofthe Nation is for e HANGE,
Through all the channels of intelligence
and communication, waited on all breezes,
borne from every quarter on the wings of
he winds, the cry is Change" change!
change OF MRRRUREs, and 10 that end, n
change OF MgNn
We reinscrt to day our hist Of the series
OF civic triumphs;achicved by the People,
over the mercenaries Of a corrupt admin
Istration, since the Harrisburg nomina-
uons-the great Reform, with tho name Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and disenih rallied
ll'eorgia! Let the minions Of power here
take warning of the past, and flee from
what Us yet TO come.
RHODE lsLAxp-clecting a Wing Gov
ernor, Wing Senate and Wing House of
Representatives, by overwhelming major.
tiles.
CoNNEcTrcUr-clccting Wing COVER
nor and Wing Legislature, by an increased
whlg majority of nearly five thousand!
misunderstanding n Wing Legislature,
which will elect two Wing Senators next
winter, Wing ma jority in the Stale about
2OGO-daily increasing and may reach
10000 by November.
NoRTu CARoLINA--electing Whip
Governor by nearly nine thousand major.
ity, and Wing Legislature, with ma.
ljority Of nearly 10 on joint ballot.
Notwithstanding Wing Legislature
and two Wing members Of Congress, with
a whig majority Of the popular vote o.
twenty two hundred,
Misunderstanding n Wing Governor by
upwards Of eight thousand majority, ant
both branches Of the legislature whig g
The Feds too few too few To be counted.
Acknowledging n Wing Governor
by more than fifteen thousand Wing ma
loriry and two thirds Of both branches q
the Legislature whig-the Wing State!
MISUNDERSTANDING wing governor b.
ten thousand five hundred and fifty ma
Inrity--fve wing members Of Congres,
l(all) and three fourths Of both branches o
the legislature wing! a clean swceps
NAME the Star in the East--elec ing
wing govcrnor,a wing legislature, 81 4 o
offs members of Congress-being a VIII:
gain Of Governor, Legislature, mcmbc r
orCongress. and Wing Senator, to b
elected next winter.
DELAWARE, which last year was boun,
TO the car OF Van Burenism, and in 1885,
sent n Loco Foco Ia Congress has nov
cut loose and gives 100 majority 70
Reform.
MARYLAND. too, has burst her letters
awakrd from her slumbers, and proclaim
ed herself for Harrison and b eform b.
5000 maiority-a wing g;in Of moro Ihc
5000 votes;
GEORGIA, too is redeemed. The dclcG
= lion in Congress consists Of wings ana
3 Loco FocoS The State Senate conSis,
4 of 50 members, one from each county, an
The House Of 207 members. The loo
Foco maIority for Governor last year wa
1897 which is now more than overcome
and we have carried the Legislature, an,
Congress.
Alabama, Missouri. and Illinois alon
have sustained the administration. IL
tlabama. the Wings have m>d'. n clca
gam Of 80 votes in rho Legislature sine
last year.
What can resist The torrent Of public in
Idigna'ron, or avert the fate which await
the Office; holders?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

We have received from J. r. Forsyth. Esq oc pca-a
w, few Onions grown the farm of Mir +. Ilark-
ness near tina, place They decidedly the largest
s'eeimens ofthat vegetable we have seen. meas
uring irUm one foot 10 IA inches in circumference.
We are informed that the product exceeds 500 hush
eis 10 the ucre Verify Illinois must he fertile coun-
Try and bids fair to rival even weherscll in the pro.
duciion OF Onions.