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EFFECTS OF DEEPENING THE SoL.-The Liverpool Times give the following fact, H. frustrating the beneficial effect of loosening the soil to a considerable depth:

 Son Saturday, there were exhibited in the Exchange News Row, two enormous spe- clmens of the red beet, or mangIe-wurtzel, grown by Mr. Robert Nelson, in field on hisfarm al Lakewood. Each of them weigh ed upwards of twenty pounds. They were not merely cariosities in themselves, but re- markable proofs of the effects which may be produced on vegetation by deepening of the soil, for the ground which produced these gigantic roots, would certainly have produc- ed double quantity of potatoes, or of turnips or of ordinary sized beets, usually grown on an equal extent of land. They show that by deepening the soil, an amount of produce may be got from it much greater than any one has yet thought it possible to raise.''