Corn Sugar

Experimenta to tesl the practicability o tnakrQg Silgar from Corn advaiitageously, ar in prepnratinn through the West. The Ka] nmazoo Gazet; has anadvertusemcnt ofa mi wJiicl] ís constructiug Cor t!ie purpose of ex tracting the juice from ihe stalk. The Nash ville Banner has a notice of tlie procpss o mnnufacLuring in that región. The cost of mili is siateil lo be six fioüars. The juice can be niade into BUgnr as readily as the sap fron theinaple. Cora slandinj in the field may be cut, ground tip, ond converted into nn e!egant syrup in three or four liours. The writer thinks he cun make sixty gallons of moJasses per acre, which at the retaiüng prices jn thut neighborhood, wül afford a prorit of 25 or SO dollars.