, 1859-06-10

ecenP h'hsa in tl% *ear; bnt If they hare,
&c VIII p'a.ly re'echo 1ne Horos o. our con-
empo' ART when It "lsps's M Mce1ennlas suc'
'esa1.
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THE FARM AND GARDEN.
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Correspondence Of tho Pres. and TsiSuneJ
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We can now see the effects Of the frost Of last
Saturday. Farlncrs' think TINT tue Winter
Wheat was but slightly injured. much OF it be-
ing out Of bloom. The Spring Wheat shows no
bad effects. Potatoes and Corn were not much
killed, but look unthri'ty, and II WILL require
some days of warm weather TO g1re them a
healthy look <Ma'hare no doubt that the Corn
crop will be much lessened,' and as an unusually
small amount has been planted Inc loss viii be
the more severely teN- y mes "nete moi k'"eo'
LUCK nnp'oh'1'ns - i, ~" soou ~ 'no" ~.
eaect On INC 'fu'' CROP oo' t'on .ue aI9 ness VI
the air at the time, ne 40 not lime that iru't'
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that is, just in the condition they are sent to
market Last evening NC had light shower
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Corn planting still continues, both replanting
and in new fields. It is now well settled that the
seed corn was generally poor, much more SO
than was generally supposed, mid what with
rcr1nin and poor seed, some farmers are planting
for the third time, in hopes of getting good
stand. The weather has been SO favorable
that fair stand will be had. Cultivation has
been well attended to, and with such steady at-
tention to the corn field We cannot well fail Of
good crop. The limited breadth Of the small
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the OLD corners WILL come "noer .ne po": ne
near no 1ur1oef comp1a1"e7 o' u'e cn'ncn oug'
and US II ls IN Ill VINO tnat BLOWS noooo}
good" the late cold term has probably checked
their ravages.
p1GG1xG ron GOLD:
We hare, Tor some time past, been quietly
digging for gold, and With the brightest pros
pects, we hare taken several nuggets since the
frost came out of the ground. Yesterday, we
obtained three pieces Of scale gold, worth about
dollar each. Two weeks since we sold mug
get Of plate gold for $3.50; these specimenswere
ut par, that is, they brought their full weight.
OF several hundred dollars worth that we have
taken. The ALLOW has been about TWO per cent
/ We hare one man digging through slough
Of several hundred rods with yiew to drain cur
placer. but We make no attempt to reach the
he'd roct believing that our gold lies within g
foot n the s,rfaee. We exnect to average
avaroce nhout a .5n a dsv ner hand, and. at the
nrescnt rote # xace. We link mon this rs
f,;r bus;ncss-be.ter than the aycrare Of the
p;ke,. pcat d;oeinos.
We have examined several gold tracts about
hcrc md harr M Doubt of their richness. o.
coursc in our loose nrairie soil. wc cannot e1
| nect In find Iarrc nurccts az the cold seems tc
be so equally distributed through the soil, but
| with a iudicious OUTLAY Of labor we cannot fai
to sncceed
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,,,l hast have n column Of advertisements htad
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