{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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The Lancaster, Penn. Intelgencer, says never with
in recollection has this great agricultural county given
promise Of abundant crops than in the present
The late rains most opportunely and there Is
little doubt now the abundance in all the
ducts of the soil.


The editor of the Newtown Journal, who has been
taking tour through part of Bucks Montgomery, Phil
notices the fine appearance Of all kinds of vegetation
The wheat crop especially looks unusually fine The
Corn in that section is up and growing fnely-many
the farmers already narrowing it. Oats generally
looked fine, although like the grass they needed rain