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Huntsville, June 30.

 IRs Cropss-We do not recollect ever to have seen 50 propitious season for the agri- culturalist, as the present. The weather from the commencement of spring, has been ex- tremely favourable for all the generalproduc- tons of North Alabama. The crops of small grain andgrass have beenas good as usual {; fruit of most kinds was somewhat injured by the. unreasonable f6st which visited us about the 10th of ASfil last, but there will be an abundance. Cotton looks uncommonly well for the season, and is generally in bloom, and the crops of corn present most cheering prospect. In addition to these enliyening scenes of the vegetable kingdom, we are bles

 sedl with season of general health.-Sonsh- eTn AdvOeate. ~-. s2E8