AGRICULTURAL.

A Ga3t Eaunar.
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Mr.. Martin Smith, of Wheatland,
with 20 acres of laad, has sustained.
the last year, a family Of l3 children,
and had money on hand TO assist his
neighbors, who had 200 acres. By bis
good management and perseverance
he was enabled to hold on to his crop
three years for an improved market.
The committee on Farms Of the Mon
roe Agricultural Society, awardo d
him premium of a diploma, framed
and glazed. The secret Of his sue
cess, we understand, is his superior
method Of cultivation. He should be
made professor. The last Gennes,
see Farmer contains letter from him
in which he modestIy expressed bis
thanks 10 the committee, for the notice
they have taken of him.-RocheSter.
". T., Democrat.