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TIE WEATHER AND CKors.-Af,er several
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TIE WEATHER ANp CKors.-After several
weeks of warm dry weather, and when we had be-
csme apprehensive of injury to crops from drought,
a heavy rain fell on Friday and Saturday last,
which revives strong hope for good corn and po-
tato crop. The harves, of winter wheat has ended,
and in many instances is seriously injured by rust


A letter from Warren, O., to the Beacon, dated
July %, says :-'' Our wheat crop in this part of
;Ae country is large and well secured, though par
italy injured BY rust. Corn looks fine. The hay
fields turn out double the number of tons they did
last year. In Tuscarawas couuty, the wheat crop,
at the lowest calculation reaches 450 900 bushels
an increase of 10000 bushels over astycars crop


Dunkirk Chatauque co. Beacon.