Disease AMONG PorArors There Is too much
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DISEASE AMONG PorAToEs There is too much
IL tear that the crop of potatoes this season
will be very small rendered by disease which has
struck them in different sections OF the country In Yer
mont and New Hampshire. its rsvages has been very
great In some cases the crop has been destroyed Ah'e
the ground and in others after they have been dug and
placed in the cellar The Claremont II. Eagle states


that the potatoes in that town nearly all used up" by


his singular blight. Its character may he learned by
he following ract from aletter Of gentleman in New
York to his friend in Boston, given in the Mercantile
Journal:"The potatoes all perishipg abomt and
indeed all through this part of the State in the ground
and out oft In instances after being Ding aud put
into barrels in the cellar in order they have been
found in three days offensive render it necessary
to thrown them awav. This will prove great public
calamity, 50 important is the potatoe crop to all