{"newspaper_name": "The Ottawa free trader.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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September has come ! rhcseas Of oil others
the most welcome 10 the husbandman, is now
al our door. Tho hard labor Of summer ID
now drawing toa close, aud the well filled barn
and the ripening crops are the rewards Of honest
toll.


The crops Of whea. and oats in this section Of
,he state arc Of the first ORDER anj the ripenins
fields Of corn were never more promising. The
pro,rac,ed warm weather hos amply compensated
for the injury tho cron crop received from late
iro.ts. The pOtatoc crop will hardly be an ave-
rage one, owing to the destruction Of the early
crop by late frosts,