TO FARMERS:
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The late uncommon drought deprived you
of the usual crops of Oats and potatoes. The
late rains have renovated vegetables, and
prepared the earth to receive seeds. The
writer of this, sewed Oats on the 18th of
June, years since, and finer Oats he has
not seen.-He has no doubt if Potatoes be
planted Immediately, they will will be much