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The HARvEsT.-The weather for the last
week has been good for securing the harvest,
and well improved by the farmers, who have
" secured their crops pretty generally in this
neighborhood. The hay crop was never bet
ter, but the wheat is short one, and inferior
IN quality. Some of our farmers say that the
& crop 10 not more than half what il was last
1 year-Hmrisburg Telegraph. a.5.ag
-5g TIE WHEAT HARvEsr-The Marlinsburg
Z lVa.) Gazette states that the harvesting Of
wheat IN that section is quite over. The
shocks stood unusually thick on the fields, but
Ahe yield Of grain. il is feared, will be light
The Mediterranean wheat has withstood the
wet weather best, and will weigh more TO the
SNshel. The corn and oats look fourishing.


Tyr WEArHER.-The following will exhibit
khe siste of the weather in several Of our cities
! for few days past:


i3l N. ,Yo,k. Saturday, lth, 96 deg.


Boston. +" ''tlaY Ef#s %


PHILADELPHIA. Friday, 10Th, lO3


trroy, Saturday,, ith, 100 /"


Baltimore. "f - 90 !"


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Tbs Salary OF the Governor Of OHIO is ST.
200. Population 1000, 900


TEMrEaAsoE.--M Massachusetts has more
than 3OO towns where not drop OF alcohol
can be bought except from physicians.