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t.ALt GRATN-CsoPS-Severals,.lks OF Rye were
~ sas' tins office, the beglnniug OF last week. th,
s.'si @! which measured SIR feet SIR iacies They
sn ~ u''n the farm of Mr. heyser. oi tAis borough
we are happy 10 have II IN our power 10 state.
WI Information received from several oi the ad.
ioS'os counties, that the grain and grass cross
~, ~ exceedingly promsing-tiity per cent. better
ssa las year at this period We have not doubt,
ga all MAT we can learn, ,ha, the crops of Wheat,
N, nv, and Hrass, will be very heavy-lhrs retuIn.


10 NE agrlculturlSt the fruits of his labor al
h.. ba'ea co ioid The Season for Corn planting has


s all that the farmer could desire and the
Ss' s.s mus Tar. or Oats, which is already severai
So ,nish, could no, have been finer A con-
srS So ,l extent OF ground is occupied this wear
Sshce, will turn gu, well.


lIerman,own Telegraph, Pa. iilh