TO FARMERS.
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Soak seed corn in solution of glau6ers
salts, and it will come up three or four days
sooner than if planted in its natural state,
and neither worms, nor birds, nor fowls will
molest 1.-THE discovery was made by &C
cident last year, by farmer in Massachu-
sett., who supposed the salts used were nj
,re. Not hill of two acres planted with
seed thus prepared was touched, while at
least half Of the adjoining field. planted at
he ssma sime, WAS DESTROYED,