New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18
- FARMERS Club-Important In
sa' v xnrn,ntfon to Farmers.

a NJ A. S1DELh i"q =
.,nld flourish here with short stocks Tor
e !. they are cultivated in VINE producing
c' STEVENS stated that various and extern
4 Is s.;ments had been made with Foreign
as nitb view to their cultivation here for
s' s.nnfscture of wine, which had entirely
-, Mr.. S. said there is not grape or fruit
fatu .,ons to this country that contains saccha-
raas S.angt to produce liquor of any kind
o. CBoULEs stated that in England
~ NV e,ltvate grapes by having the root in hot
Dss sud the branches 60 through hole in the
S Sa md bear the grapes out of doors. Mr.. G..
W. = sstsd that in the South of France they use
=, s,ayings with charcoal applied to the roots
Iss vine as remedy for the mildcw, which had
Wv ,erv successful-also for Gooseberies
W. S. A. HALsEY, of Astoria, L. /. presented
..,bs meeting one dozen stems of the Victoria
| pIsbar6 raised by him, the weight of which was
.dsen pounds and half. The leaves measured
=. feet two inches in length, and two feet seven
! ,bes in breadth. The seed he obtained OF MI
l rnbun, II John street. Also, Neetdr'"e
I EN- inches in circumference. -,
| NJ. A. P. CUMMINGS, of Long Island eafilpl',
4 IAN Egg Plant of very curious shape, anu
s.sb WEIGHED three and three quarter pounds.
] H. NICHOLAS WYcKoFF, oil bushwiuh' a., ~ lI. -.
81 .snted beautiful specimen OF the he":c"ee"
4 s,r He has left some cuttings Tor ouoolhg at
i y American Institute for SUCH gentlemen as
sA them. c-n.
/ Mr.. SAMUEL STEVENS presented the following
.oinctons: A specimen Of the fruit OF the ~
4 :, Japoaica Pear of Japan taken from tree
=, has been in his possession for seven years
a ,dbone the last two american Madeira N"fs;
4 sec;men of Okea, which. next to Tomatoes,
thinks the most valuable for soups, &c;
s,Eet of Pears of very large size and fine flavor,
nm a tree fifteen years old: he has no name
Mr. Muir exhibited specimen of the flower
,sd Ladies' Slippers of very great beauty
Mr.. STEVENS moved that the members OF the
chb be requested 10 leave at the American lnstl-
into crafts of different species of fruit for the pur-
,ose Of exchange; which was unanimously con-
,nred in. He will leave at the Institute cuttings
4 a yerv fine nectarine and the pear Tor such
cntlemen as wished them. He remarked that
= = late discovery it is found the best mode OF
laddiug is to put the bud where the old one was
any Of its qualities he considered it valuable
Improvement
Mr. MElcs presented specimen Of the fruit OF
lie Morus Papyrus Fructiter or Paper Mulberry,
avery uncommon production.
Nj. STEVENS stated that by dipping cabbage
Dhnts in common fish oil when they are about to
be tansplanted they cannot be affected by the
grub.
Mr.. MEIGs said he had made q hole one foot
da then put in the plant, then sited little dirt
and made it into mud, turned the plant around
fer times, by that means the fibres OF the roots
tuk their natural position in the ground and grew
rapidly.
Mr.S1LLEcK found MIR. Meigs plan of watering
produce good results in setting out trees.
Mr.. THoRBURN stated he tried to raise the b.
len Corn and found it would not rpen here. 1t
vii at Washington and farther South. Other
nsss setout without watering died.
Mr.. STEVENS recommended smoking trees with
tsb,cco OF sulphur to kill insects smoking to be
repeated every two weeks; an infallible remedy.
Amovablc furnace recommended to be used
The Club meet again on Tuesday, the 29th
day Of August, at the Pacific Hotel, at II o'clock
NJ, at which time it is hoped there will be a full
attendance Of all concerned in Agriculture and
Horticulture
z When man first fioulhca in Eden, bowers, no
trouble sickness disease had made their devasta
ing iaToads IN his happy state; but whenhc partonk
VI that forbidden tree, whose mortal taste
M EGagh ND death into the world and all our NO.
was then kesny felt and the Divine dspeasure rested
sanabdog curse Disease had made its shtfu roads on
GU mortal lame until the human form divine FRUSTRATED IN
be Gust Yet al Is not lost; man, by the sweat Of his
ow must his daily bread so BY paen, and unring in
das he uo,ock the storchouse of WISDOM and bring
10Th The treasures Of the Universe Nature has furnished
hn for every ILL., and is called it for him
anas' Sarsaparla composed entirely of vegetable ex
s s has been ei and fully proved in wide range OF dis
sa healthy action. Rheumatism, LumbaSo, Pain in the
Bees SeIOius destroying the Glands, Ulcers, Nervous AZ
I hn a. impure and deprayed state Of the blood will be
.aky and efecuay cured by its Patients, after suffer
M N years with chronic constitutional diso derS have speed
~ rned health By its use, and testified the same for the
es1saOf suffering humanity.
propstcrs daily receiving, from all parts Of
w aud the afflicted have only to use the same to be re-
tssa nom their su rings and regain their health.
T certificates publ he'd in this and other city papers
Psd and sold wnolesele and retail aud for taton
g Roadway corner of Chanber.street New-York Sold
tsNeyA B. D. SANDS, 70 Fulton-street aud II East
Ss corner OF Narket.stfeet Price 81 per bottles six
is almost universally the case that persons who come
purchase Dr. tovERT's BALM OF LIFE, come after they
ast ed almost other article OF medicine, and they
o. being cured by kind of last they call
o. % .h1se bottle OF Dr. Coverts Balm of Life, and
I the last stages Of the disease this medicine
alhe out OF ten Of those who SO late hour.
v hons 9ndet diseases OF the LrSGs, WiNpprE and
would begin with the Balm in all probability nIlie.
orr ola hundred would ard not he under
w. sssity oil ,ryIhg any other article The BALM LIFE
S.a,sae iof CoucHs COLDS, CoNsuMrTloN DysrSrsIA,
IN ris or SORE rHRoAr ASTHMA. CRouP, WHoor.
w. w. SepGH INFLUENZA &C., if used according directions.
nal, 1S. ,h BE- afflicted viii cali and examine testime.
nj !hys!cians, Clergymen and Others, and not wait
M lnros shle Cor medicine reach their but in
Key nave already delayed long, then soon
~Tnsy ,ely.
oe balm of Life is or sale. wholesale and retail al D..
eihse ls5 Nasssust.ret; also $50 Bowery 221 ud-
<0s street, al Eighth Avenue aud cor.
- F" i<St.streei and Third Avenue, Harlem. y. y.
There is telling the amount oG good done by FLENt
~, f,l,a DlARRHGA CANDY From what We can
those who hay. used IT, has cured IN every Ia
where II has been airy tried. This Candy may be
NJ sovereign remedy for Darrhel and Bowel Com
II put upin packages enient for travelling II
n 10 aud made om his celebrated Quaker Balm.
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