Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26

ii ahr ladyq drda ~ room. cts aptty our
fashionable damsuIa would not buy one each.
md dp pat If tt,rir practising. ihgi con 10
tt,s Nstiaf II Tic suffering tiahnsj II vilI
krfr cotton. worlIan. ailh, ~ Hry fshtie fran,
the finest 10 Tho toarse4t A Atsintareatat
lrie,,i Whites fffn, ~lioRton. II have haen look
luz At this machine with astpnishtnentf Cor two
"fiIrns days. ! had beard nf il berofa. but
II taHas sseioE u make lettering IN these days,'
Etem iie dtAfftfd' AsricuHWieE
HltsT nv tpTTnN.
IHgiasids Miss, .Lvae 3tih, 1871
Afftp pt,ing . glmtn7 account VI tha
i,psfihrtz ri the tirei co'tntE aud f'ift Ftefsf
tl,a i itntta ,f The "A teFtae ,ttDil and tbany
|of lie bta,rhns. owing 10 tho long ptutfatted,
II, lupinp thins, Mr. AHlrsk proceeds to say :
fl addition III ~ fullntias 81 ttir Grips and
the utter i,nto4sjlilitf IT ,IH,niup tl.ftn@,ni
tln fat fl,Af aean pt BIN l1uIs tll3 rn'tvn IS
'ef,,a 80 fi'irf tof ~fatit1iy. tlto# ibg tal ltnpt
10 etprarn brnurttas. wGh fGatte q JHtn
thlnssotn. buds to be seata@it ls bac"tnitE, ~
fields. s~rrio,ly injured by 1th
This riist - Il dIatana fut Which he fanseS
'assigDnl the cures prop7snd' Hth .Yafi"ns
enougl,. Il shtiws i'sait eysry where's tiaft
'Hf lFEE. ~ wet WfAFfiNF wv even 'ifJft ~
nj ~trtttltt lands. ~ Hthhr tiniasl IS
lar &C my observation hna Information -. It
apprara only on That land thRt has bfeH etSFz
ped tor A long snctsssi"n Of y6ars' ~ c%ottan'
.wIthi,,,t changes rea'. rr mantltns IN ne"
band; il rarely does any battns ut''ehs u he
low and Wet~-A vet scil and Moist atti'oa-
.pl,etn being what the gotten plaff .it'f9s ho'
Wla, is called fisl hnts-snd | tlilnk Is
ST. raIlrd@hAs lis origin 10 the stem
and bfant hss. though II first shows t'self ~
tl,a leaves, Thtse become covered all over,
with splairhss NJ brown or risssf, ana sf"'nI
dfy m, 81, ~ to almost erumble al The tttifh
The branches and stem then show the satpe
,,naarauee. Hut if, on the leaves first be-
coming sbhttad, Tho stem be- broken, It VIII
be h3nri djaBassd At the isart "r ptth, frhtn,
tba ground ~. Tbs plant dwindlef, shtiiiEs.I
and die-, without perFsrting . ho'eh tt'
The es,,ses assigned ta this ~dtaesfd, HndI
The cures proposed, are~-too much 't'otstnfs''
and dr#ip,pe recommended an a cure ron ~
the soil, and The application OF lime advised j
some ascribe it TOO deep, and others to tof1
shallow plowina and some again to a gu
erabpndance of vegetable matter ~ the SOL,
and others ~ a lack Of H. For my part y
had almost come IN The confusion that W
vas accustomed by setns minute i'lshcfE which
was aided by in ,ts operations by dark rathyI
~forring The plant into II lon vigorous
growth during Witch The nptdertnis|
foute, barL) bsronss t',itErht1 and sof'enea,
by which he insect 10 rnabled 10 make more
rapid progress IN TO injuries! Laid that hHs1
bean injured and exhausted by successive
ereps Of any ons plant, can not possibly sts
tain that plant ii Il healthy nfste' dhrlhs tnF
extreme viaor1 impaired to It by unusual
growing Wda'her this being ffs case, "
yields much mote quickly to INJURY OF any
|
NV opinion Of m iAst,l bHine Ing dirsf'I
"A $50 " tts rust IN fbttnn fard, by the way.
Under almost every left affected by j. vii
tre found numbers ri n minute tpHtieh ~ III
ph,sy, has been much shaken, # not changed,
BY perusIng M address, by Dr., l'e'tner, pub
ltstsa in the eth yoIutdo Of the Soutlisrr
Aprieulturist. There. Dr.. !" 5tatFs dis
hat this disoss "is occa1'bned By
The urrdo g%ossypii, II minute parasitic fungus.
which | think arises Originally from The de.
Perforated etaie Of fhs coil. not fiFtjsftng tht
necessary and wholesome food for the plants
The functions of nutrition, secretion and ~
rrntlnnz nre Of -rnnrse disturbed Tho Ynsse
btrtnas gtadfajly INSTRUCTED, aud lh9 llsshf
dtsofpaulzed, which, when ashtsteG ~ greai
moisture IN The atmosphere, Is "fif0 followed
by a development IF THE frugrd' Iht
writer then goes on u explain H." ~" 'nH
rus shows iteGlf, and fiifes the inltty n
hoy II is produced md increased by carctef
and exhansttna cultivation tht ""grttefn
raj observatirna stGm 10 SLOW, that urltI
wbrnput lands produce Dat disease, Wilf cas-
the new land remains ftnfrhl'y trfH tFFtn it
that opeu band that .lias besu r"tcrtI with
sspl,pgs, brlara, and Il luxurlapt growth 81
broom. grass, and Hter weeds. is most caIcH
lated to induce this Evil, and tb Il II IS most
prevalent in wet seasons. Hvui admit these
views Of ihr disease to be co rect, il ber6ues
evident hat IT. prevention an only be effected
by the Improvement Of ~,ur soils, The burning
ing down cf the crop as soon as rnht = obs
served and a rotation Of crops. The Iattef,
| think, .wiIl bs four / no m,st n~iicctnas re-
.HhtY, 80 it ~ All ea'4blIalcd tact, that moss
II Tire parasitic r,uahrOomE, though lnft "ha
md lfrreutIy uTun almost all the specir3 n
their respective na'rral orders, c1hnet ff'cnd
their ravagcg Jcyond 'hot ordHs,'
Let the e luse which produces F'ht 10 Wal
II will, ! Lave moi a doubt bit that ire true
IL hero pointed oit. ! An lie m"Ie c'h.
iruet. in tins heEes. trort s0Uoc observations !
laal scar, sUrt a., hat oHe h"l1 ""'ef4
/ mi, ~ cation, la, toa50n, Il . been ~
.c,ro. al far a4 I COLD learn. every gear.
for n,qht or .er. Prars pr"9ion'' 10 l'I"".
No thIa vI,h 1irh 4 crop nt' cotton, you VIC
call rather r querr 1mpr1r'1R T"RA''"' Duf
SO II WAs--eVen thls change was o. 4F'a' "o-|
'vapisGe, as was proved by rs being en'ireIyI
from rust, aia atiofding a hpe y'e's ~.
|tttfoi; wh lie 10 that part ot the c'A'n G'"
hroper for you must know that te" OF us re
rolhlet viii A greater subdivision Ot our pau
than q ,ruck patch, A co" pen, a co.,
tod and a corn fIcIdy where cotton ai"he f'H"
Ibecn growing for rnauY years. mucf ot'a
lcrop as injured by rns's ite o'%cet ana I've
|~wettr7l laud suffering most 4,
Imc. ba.ng dealt; ~ iuns':7 p'ah'f' I sh'n''
~sup.nrye the application OF 'f,Ih iai' i'@ ARCS
|%ona te veg bcneGc al lwi!l ~ t. ia
hat, shall per-evcre until discover ths
canrc III r:st, as also ~ rat.
Thr rrp9s NJ corn wear a most inxnrah1
. yud promising appearance. ! only nope ina
IKE NAV have 1ry weather enough s'"t, 10 AL
ow Of ne ~uupr.snatton OF the ears: u It con-
sllnurs much longer 10 ram 30 s'eh1ttF' 'hs
Sp.Ilea Will hc washed from the taarej T:in,h'
5 benz auie t. affect he sb1ec; sn'cnded by
nature. Moro aroH, vi esey sInd' ar" &C.
~pectally corni has been p!an!edt~ ear, 'aar
lever was put in before.
4 THOMAS AFFLEcK
Horrible Outrage in IndiJna. We co
INV the following from the Wilmington