observation-disclosures. &c.
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Crops are rather backward in Mas .achuset,.
and generally look well. Corn is USUALLY susI,
but Of good color. Potatoes are of rood pro.
mise. Grass is late and light, the weather hav.
ing been dry.


Industrial ACTIVITY and prosperity arc every
where manifested, New houses are going NJ
more IN the country than in Boston, which did
us heaviest amount OF building last year, old
buildings are being repaired, farms arc being i'm.
Proved 40 &c. Concord may boast some of
inc best corn-fields East Of the Connecticut.
Little OF the land in Massachusetts is naturally
'ertlle' much of 1t light sand or sterile gravel
out weH-dlrected Industry is making it very pro.
ductlve. We cannot doubt that the numb, wbo m
1--WE there by Farming is greatly increased By the
Manufactures, and that the general valne q,
land and Agricultural products is twenty. fire oer
cent higher than it would be in the absence Of
Manufactures. We rejoice to know that the ,d.
vahtages OF Manufactures are rapidly extending
themselves throughout The Union.


u Ayoang lady named Rachael ,5oosro,t.,
ded of hydrophobia near Cincroa, on ,sn 9q,b
ut. -hdi Oh INC ~'Ih
~ ~ he arrivals at Saratoga by Railway for
t''e week ending July 2, were 77O