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DESTRUCTION OF WHEAT.-By letter received
from Buffalo, Iowa, dated October 23d, 1S45, we
learn the appearance Of curious insect which doing
great damage to the wheat About the LIST Of Sep
tember curious insect made its appearance in most OF
the farms its first appearance Is small bug on the sur
face Of the ground, and farms the surface ior
some inches deep would seem to be alive with them In
few days after, they climb upon the corn, wheat,
or whatever green thing is in their way, ana tnen


turn into small iy about half the size Of house hy,
and suck the substance from the stalk OF the grain until
it withers away The curiosity OF 1t is, no one ever saw
such bug or ly before. Nowithstandp8 we nave
frost every night and have had some he freezes yet
as soon as the sun up and them they to their
work of again They not only eat the young
wheat above the ground, but kill it at the roots lfthey
increase another season as they have this they will


sweep every thing before them


~. L.. haatn Niaaara and Trny. will discOn-