REM ARKABLE CORN.
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The exhuberant growth of vegetation
this summer has developed many remark
able appearance inthe productions OF the
soil. We have at our Office a stalk Of corn,
Of ordinary height and thickness, yet which
bears thirteen ears, and fourteenth shoot
ing from the end ofone o(these.-The OF guam
tity of corn upon this stalk is not very great
as none of the ears are large. The grains
are small, round, full and hard. They are
chiefly white, and semitransparent, but ir-
reglarly interspersed with purple Of several
shades.


This curiosity was presented to us by
Mr.. w. H. SAUNDERS, by whom il was rails
ed upon the island Farm Of pr. SWAMI,
near this place.