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... varieties of apples known 1800 names 2200 of pears 160 of plums 800 of our grapes of currants 80 of raspberries and 80 of blackberries The of the tobacco crop in necticnt valley is about 4000000 dots large packinghouses in Har ford in Hartford will likely ...

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