The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-01

weeds will be putting up in the rows; this must be scaped
out with your hoe hand wed but, in using the hoe you
must be careful in not touching or interfering with the roo
m the Ceey for if you do, unless you have rain Immediate
10 AFTER your plants will for the most part. wither away
Gallery should be worked hlled up until the first OF
September and not then, unless the weather is cooi but
should be kept constantly free of weeds In very dry and
b weather should be watered the evening about every
other day and when you do WATER give such watering as
will probably reach the roots near the surface BY pursuing
His pan and having shaded you may keep your Celery in
growing the whole Of the hot months II you have
moi large crop of Celery it would be good plan to I'M
cover it every night to give all the advantage of the
night dews and it the morning before the Sun
shines on if you have much, you will find it heavy job
uncover every night and again in the morning About
,e first of September, it probable the weather will be su
6ceny cool to warrant putting some dirt to PLANTS
the proper way do this to have the Celery bed well chop
ned with light hoe, breaking and pulVerzng the cods
After this done, your hands to proceed TO handle it
that is they with their hands collect all the leaves of the
Celery and straghen them and hold the plants in the left
hand and with the right pull off carefully any dead leaves or
sccos that may have sprung out from the roots, and then
with the right hand draw around the plant some of the
puvezed earth from the pressing carefully up around
the plants taking care not to rae the earth hgher than the
bd if obstruct the bud any way in its growth up,
will turn down and rot, and your Celery will TO moth
ing Great and attention is necessary in handling, par
tcuary when the Celery small After you have handled
the Celery directed proceed with the spade to replace the
earth you have taken out of the for the purpose of hand
ling from the intervals between the BEDS being still mindful
that you do permit the earth to fall in the hearts Of the
Celery, when you place it in with the spade About every
ten fourteen days. your Celery will require to be earhed
up the before described until the weather sets
very severe which you may anticipate about the first of De-
cember about that time will be proper TO your beds
against the rost which do by having provided dry oak
leaves and having your Celery earhed up SO as to show only
little of the green top proceed lay the leaves in between
the rows and then throw little earth to conne the leaves
and prevent their being blown away; after this done, the
ground will freeze, and your Celery will not be at all
affected by the FROST and you dig il in the most severe
weather. In this plan of the bed you dig your Celery
with much facility than in the single trench way Anoth-
err advantage the bed has over the trench that the Celery
scarcely injured the bed let the weather be
severe butt in the single rows, is most always injured
there being sufficient thickness Of earth prevent the
trench freezing through M.
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Splendid Church.-The and splendid Catholic
Church at Montreal was opened for divine service on
the 18th ult. Some idea may be formed of the ed-
fee from the following particulars, viz
No. of pews on the ground floor, 5o4
do. on the first gallery, 372
do. on the second do. 1858
1914
Length of the building inside, 256 feet