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the mechanic, and the planter. He has pro- cured, for heir 0emcft, the publication ol t,renty itoasand copies of the report ol the commissioner of patents. This report, ln re- Iation to the mechanic arts, farming, P Iantlng, and agriculture in general, contains the con centrated wisdom and experience of the whole United States and of many foreign countries. ever since the establishment of the patent office. It would take up too much space to even give synopsis of what is con tained in this report l will say, that among the numerous things, it treats of all kind oi grain, all kinds of seeds, Sc, &c, the best manner of sowing or planting, and the kind of soil S,c., Sc., best adapted to them, &c' In the speeches made in Congress, thls re- port is represented as being the most valua- ble production ever published by the Con gre5s of the United States, and of more real

 and intrinsic use to the people. We may now expect our share in this State as sool as they can be brought here, after they ar' printed. AN OLD SETTLER