tIsb VOLUME xI.-NUMBER b65.
aTERMS-s 3 PER ANNUaI,


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Teas cora We were presented few days
since with stalk of corn which beats any thing
10 that branch of agriculture we recollect ever to
have seen. Neither its size nor length was very
rxtraor binary, but in the immense number Of
shoots springing from it consisted its greatness.
We do not know how many ears It would have
produced, for it had upon it the remarkable num-
Der oftwelve silks, which seemed swell to do y
and we pIuckcd from it a mess Of fine roasting
cars. 1t was raised a short distance fom town,
by our friend DR.. H. B. Kelsey, who lugged il to
our Office from his farm


Marshall tTsrasA Tine. .