The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25 00:00:00

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The prospect of the harvest is at all times aaebest
of the deepest interest, and of great importance to the ,
country at large. This year there is the promise of tee 1
of the largest and inset crops of mein ever pawed.
The Agricultural Gaulle on this subject has the fallow-
ing :—" We make no excuse for Kling our columns
with an aerostat of one of the finest bervees we hem
ever known. It le needless to number up the relents
In the following mess, as in past mare we have '
done, in order to determine the proportion between
those whack dollars the crop to be over average, sad
theme whisk declare it to be ender average. So far as
the wheat stop Is conememed. the returns may he mid to
'over average. Th• barley crop is somewhat ,ezlos.—
all let. minis ha • 1/4 suffered froun the pee-
longed drought of early summer. Oats, too, have Unes
partly suffered, but both of these seeps nevertheless will
prove of average prodeceivemes. Bssas and peas, ex-
cepting the former in the mantises said month-eastern
counties, are good. Root crops, where pleated early,
ham come well, and now only wait min to yield • toed
retsina The hay crop has hese light but well got.
Harvest is not earlier than esual, but le coming
thriion in the later district& T'be potato disease is
rymi In great maisesure I. abeyant*, though from
Duresteltire sod Cornwall we kw that it has again
suddenly appeared. Oe tie whole we leave to be
ful for the unusual prodnelivenses of our earn
and for our glorious weather for the ash gatheriagS
the produce.' In Esse harvest operations are now fast
drat to a close. limy of the femme ham already
gads, and what little corn remains lo the bald. will
doubtless be carried by the end of the primmest weak,
should the weather prove favourable. The
generally have been secured in splendid sonditkm
yield of wheat is not only a heavy but of Itrel-rate
quality. In some instanme the produce bee bleu as
mesh es six quarters per amt. , oats, bras, and
peas are also a fell average, both in regard to quantity
and the general excellence of the mamplis. The mope
In Scotland are also most proclaiming. The Ise rain
which fell last week has had decided effect le batteries
the oc edition of th:inireen eropa,rbseepeolally the turnip,
mangold eared, barley harvest bas
commenced in the neighbourhood of Glasgow • and it
the line weather seethoses, doubtless learmatie4 opera-
time cm a eoesidersible seals will he pretty general all
over Scotland this week, with the exception of the
more upland dim:trials, where it will be a fortnight
Liter.

Sir John flowering, (Her Majesty's Inte Plenipotee-
limy is Chin%) reesetly slated before the Weeftew
Chamber of Commeros, " that many of the hew! lushtaq
tees are the rmi coannowst brows lessee
with powdered PMIAMA blew and enema, an7llo—
Chinaman was armed sash capered has ter his own
drinkiag, it would offend him. Engliela sommoners
know that by using florniman's Pare Tee. Amalie
freedom from all mineral Golan: is Insured; the demand
experienced for these Teas is immense, they are with-
out astlal for drug* and quint . Dr. Berea writes
"When at the desist, I Hoesilmas and Os'.
imports, the Draw hare none of the bluish
otitor 7ole, they exhibit a dell Are haliwt
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