Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-16
8 Famine. :,

their attendant evils, we are still made
nc,r,onIo On tho score Of famine and
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which reach u.s. OF 'Iie aO"nudh'eo' ''''
crops IN various parts at the country sew
eral Of wh:h we suhioin, for the benefit
oronr readers
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II';,so',IL ov,r,,,ona,, .,nr,os ,hqi ara IN
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1890 -.
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.'''.,"s -, ~ c.,raI will
I,; s go o'' l,;,"s ne ,Lorin will
No sm.U ~ o,p,ars ore.bSIf and rI,ree.
.ionr,L and 50 an then # Won nIra.e add
the s,ocI, Of old corn now in the country
to tho nrasant cro, Won have more rlan
-, orora,To ,I,;s ! not oross w.rk hr,
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,,' S'.;,,,,.. 9I,n.,. avn Inn, mora
wa" me- - '.'''' - ,..'' o,,' ,,I,
y ~ ~ ""'o'' ,'''' 49, ,'','.'
Pe'Sol"' eAH'l'''""'"H' ''" ''"' w.
OF d''ih' oA'y 10 SItcu'd'o'9 al" ""I"""s
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CoRN CROP IN CAROLINE COUNTY
he farmers III Caroline county Nd are
now very generally engaged III saving
their fodder, and some have already huIs-
he'd. The Denton journal states that as
genera. Wing' where iouIef mas o''H
taken on u'e COTE Is 'o"llu " 10 cav
lnucL oe'ieF '"aI' "@u nee" S"PPo,S'", "''''
Tie prevalence o. me Drought II - ais"
inclined 10 oG,IeVe 'h"I NAe lI''u' """S"
very Ha'eiI""E I"J"!'u D! VIC ".""s''''
VIII not IAN m"ch' Il any "h"'' o. d" DIV.
erage crop as nIuch larger q"aH,.'! ',A"
usual, was planted ana gUaAo "oe'"''l
dPpHed 10 the ground
ABUNDANCE OF Wharf.-The Rich
mond (Na'') Penny Post speaks Of lA'
l'n li amount OF whca' now III various [
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''''IN' I' saw saw, G"'"@'' y" t,y' ,'' NUS
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onnrol;o, IN his ci,y and ,,yn nr Them
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TO-. I, 'a,o.,i,.' .L.,n,.J L..rryer
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i . r,yori,p over al diners Thc climate
does NOT sour il. and tie secret is said to
consist in packing it while i, is hot.
,ry,, CroD. =, Nop.ru C,p,,Iv,-A
Ia,,o, from, P,1,;,L 70 tho patrrsburr In.
,,Il;,.noor s..s, 81 h,vo travelled cy-
,am-7raI,, orn. J.a o1d Wor,L S,,Io fis
SIMMER and y,s rIoaseI to soc the crops
50 Inyn,;,nt as . general tbino Tbe.
y.bn,t h,rvn., was very LARGE. learn
The cotton and tobacco look pretty well
indeed everything promi-cs to afford the
agricululists The richest reward for his
la2ors."
The Conn Crop OF OnIo.-A letter
dated Toledo. Obio. Sent =. says-"A
|orn,Ioman in. informed me that there is
corn in the vicinity that will make 100
bushels to the acre 80 lar nave see"
but few fields that wont make ~ 1Gsa'!S'
and many that will make 40 to 20. have
seen many from all parts, and they say
that the corn crop IS coming out much
better than was expected. II Is all raise"
and the ears are full.
The Crops IN MICmGAN.-The De.
rail Tribune says:
Accounts from all paris OF ''t ''",e
mat reach us through private |'"'','',
ana our exchanges u"''e ID S'l '"7 ''''
me present harvest Is one o. ''.e 0eS' even