NORTHERN COTTON.
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Those who suppose that cotton will not grow
in northern climate, will learn with surprise
that this great staple Of the south was produced
in perfection, last summer, in the garden o.
Capt Joseph Mather, at Greenbush. This cot
ton grew, as Capt. Mather assures us, in the
open garden, and without artificial heat a
stem, full-blown and ready for picking, may DC
seen at this office. The cotton is of as fine and
beautiful texture as that produced III Alabama
.albanu Erer,ing Journal.