The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-07-03
The GroEls.

A letter from Georgia says lat they are :,
the midst Of their wheat harvest. md that bo,L
as to quantity and quality, ii iste best ever
bad m Georgia. An average of hats vii! be
harvested.
A letter from TfonP county, Geogia, june
18th, Speaking OF The neishboslng coutry there
and IN Alabama, says;
''Wheal IS now beng harvested, AMI is said
by all persons TO be the very best cf,p eyer
made iD this latitude. Cats, Rye AID }arIrv
are equally as good, and much larger cron
than usual sown of all these smaller grains
New wheat has been selling freely at S DER
bushel, bot buyers have now quit the MARI,
believing that il will soon rule lower, saw n
TO so cents. Corn, though back kward, looks Re.
markably vigorous Of stalks and color"
Cotton IS not looking 50 well in Georr;a or
in Mississippi, but pretty well in Ala5an.a gen.
orally.
Yisitrrs from North Carolina bring aaupriao
accounts Of the WHEAT crops, bat sing different
tune for tn" corn, which is represented as snail
and sickIy as vet.
An Iowa correspondent writes, June 18th
that wheat promises an average yjrld: that corn
oats, grass, &c, look promising for an abundant
yield: and fruit Of all kinds plenty, except pea
ches. Number Of stock hogs, about as las, wear.
But few potato-s planted, owing TO thr hgb
price Of seed. Corn selling at Is cents, and scarce
aud wheat 81 30; potatoes $2a2 % PER busbpI.
From The centre Of Indiana, where we saw.
the other day, thousands Of hogs feeding in the
rich fields Of clover, a correspondent writes as
follows
Il have resided on Fort Harrison Prairie for
thlrly-seven yea s, and have bern close obser-
yer OF the seasons and crops I have never
known a more favorable appearance for larse
aud abundant crop OF everything. As to the
growth, il is fine 5ryond conception; and every
thing that is capable Of bearing blossom OF bud.
from the shortest twig to the taIesl tree, seems
10 try to excel 10 It's abundance. # the season
continues favorable, it seems as tboagh the
Western world will graan under thr weight Of
lis productions, and lis granaries will be filled 10
rrPletion."
Jn i lahama The com varies from half lag 10
a little over knre high. and is looking we'll
Shoud ii not be cut off BY drought when matQ-
ring taere viii be plenty raised to meet tile o.
binary wants Of tbr country.
OF the rams, North aud West We read that
the oldest settlers 10 Minnesota never witnessed
anything TO compare with them. The night of
the l4th, the quantity Of water that fill was e
quivolgut to nine inches. Great damage was
done 10 property along the rivers and streams.
In Michigan ami Northern Ohio and Prunsy,-
vana, considerable property has been DESTROYED,
and the proractrd wet and cold weather are
dsheaFtening to the farmers
INpIaEsrIov AND Loss OF APrErIrE.-It is the
greatest folly in the world for people TO be
planning OF Indigestion and loss Of Appetite when
the remedy IS easy OF attainment. Every nail
comes ,raught with testimonials of the extTaoTdHa-
~ efficacy OF CIIcHENER'S SUGAE CoaTEp NEeETA-
ELE PrEGATivE PuLS, III the various diseases which
originate IN disordefpd Plate OF the bowels. Ma
ny Ministers Of the Gospel Professors and Students
IN our Universities, Artisans, and others
who lead sedeutary lives, have experienced their
beneficial effects, and constantly volunteering
their testimony IN It's favor. In fact the number oil
accommodating letters has accumulated so rapidly
Of late. that II il was necessary answer then all,
DIR. ChckeHcT would be compelled TO employ spe-
cla' ananDens!s for that purpose. They all, howeV-
er. concur IN one opinion, 10 wit: That tie CictsHr
Ptli iS tie mast agyceaic yezafy fkeg hare f-
ant the oHig among HsaHg ariira tiry 'os
q oerfa'Hfg Of rftisf and without any aggravatug
symptoms. At this Of the year, especially,
its highly important to keep the bowels in healthy
condition, 10 order 10 avoid ameforae, at least,
the numerous ailments which are induced by sudlea
changes In the weather.
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