A REVOLUTION IN Corrox PlANrrNa-The most
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REVOLUTION IN CorroS PLANriNa,-The most
important discovery Of the day--certaiuly the
most important to this country--is the adaptation
of the upluhds Of the old cotton growing States
to the cultivation Of Mastadon cotton a new
species of the plant which commands about
double the price of the Improbable short
staple cotton hitherto produced on the high
lands Of the cotton region No upland planter
should think of sowing another grain Of the old
short staple, when small outlay for Mastadon
seed will secure him crpp worth nearly twice as
much, without any increased expense of eult-
yntion.