The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-14

ll.sl il viii ada greatly 20 he fer,;li,e =, r.
-yoas land. I'ks which escapes Iron.
your coil as tie manure r0ns, 4 lie sub
stance ] mean. End il il csrrird away froa
ysu. y add % lie Ter iIily Or yonf ne;c;.-
boris land hecsusc ol iss being II ! eo,.sli-
iinn 70 retain H. As Inc lnaaurr in yout
bam-y.Fd rnls. is most tnriehipr pss. err
ties are eanird on by tie same rrosrss
and lost 10 you. lf you wish 10 preseni
such loss. yHu ran do Sc. By kesrin- a
few iael'es 81 diFtof sny Had ., read over
yaar manure. Ills viii arF n luol.id
way. bsneheially 10 youEiaieresi. II will
prevent tie escape Of The gaseous sub
stances ] have spcken Of. while lhp body
Of earth sbrre tie manure, will becoms
impregnatel with The riches Of The ma
nurc, = decomposition gnes on, 60 tha.iLe
Garth, thus placed On The Top. = IN become
- coed 20 any ether pr of The manure.
iou have DIN smell ii distance from
your manure pile, an unpleasant stencil,
have you nol!''
.Yes." -
.Well tat = what I call a gaseous
substance, and The very best and INST fer
Iilizing part Of The body OF your manure
pile. Il is that which flies of with each
current Of wind, is lost 10 you. and e.r.ch-
csihe better land fynur neighbor. because
that land Is in acondi;iom d, attract aud
absorb Il, as have before told you.''
swell stranger, ! don't understand All
Jon have been saying shoagll ! tlIma I'll
Try u plough fiiIe deeper, AMI burn
some Of the shells about my house and
shore, and see IL can raise rloyer.''
"lfyon'll do so. you may raise clover
and timothy too, aud make three bushels
of corn where you raise one now. Do
you raise any wheat"
mo. my grnuni won't grow it,
"Fullow my advice, and after ron get
a grood crop Of rloV.r. though that in.
seed your field down IN wheat, and Ill
promise you good yield, provided you
apply tea or iwen'y bushels Of lime 10
tie acre."
i" They tells me tia. hundred busk-
els is not to- mGch."
"Iha,'s very true, but the quantity I
have named will answer forscveral years,
and Esee no necessity for nan Of small
means applying large quantity, when a
smaller one will answer all present pur-
poses. believe iliat Hsae-is eNaaiss an
Alternative, that is an amender OF The soil,
but ! believe !, is also positive manure,
that is, that the plat takes it up as nu-
triment."
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is that"
"a substance III 4 nonrishes and en-
cnuragcs the growth Of plants"
With this our conversation ended, and
we were happy ioleara only few days
ags from the individual 10 whom it was
addressed, that he had followed our adj
vice, and had last year, from feel | which
he was formerly in the habit Of getting
from two to four barrels Of corn to The
acre according To the season, gath. red up
ward of 8 barrels, and that he had grown
as fine crop Of clover as he wished to
have, when. in ford.er times, when his
field was resting nothing but poverty grass
and s.in,cd weeds reared their heads.
SuLsoh PiOughmg lis efficacy in &C.
iually improving the character and depth
Of snils. where proper tiilage has been
maintained, has been abundanlly proved,
and perhaps no where more signal. than
in resusci,at;on of lFes,eiile lands exhaust.
cd by tobacco culture, in Virginia. |
speak from nv own observationofiis Won
!, de,ful utility in a neighboring county
Fairlax-and have the corrobora;ing ties.
! timnny Of Inc distinguished Judge Of that
circuit, who declared some time since,
that Fairfax, from being proverbially one
of the poorest, was fast becoming one oil
the most fertile counties Of Virginia; and
this change has been wrought By The inn
migration of Northern farmers, bringing
with them all Their agricultural enterprise,
and knowledge Of " ha, may be properly
called the mechanics Of agriculture.
+ A CULINARY DEsIDERApuM.-Thc az
PLEA ion Of chemis ~ TO cookery in
J. France, has pr duccd curious result, and
one kelly I &. be as useful as curious. NJ.
Milot, Of the Academy of Sciences, has
succeeded ia obi in ng by disiillaliun, III
/, pure, clorl' SIS, and liquid from. all the
: p operties of the various culinary ,egeia'
bles. Thus he can put you npa bottle oil
carrots, pars,,ips, turnips. or onions, AM
you may carry il all over the NO III, Ger.
tain Of hari e with you the true flavor Of
the vegetable. A tablespoonful s enough
}, fir one poucd Of m at. TIE secret lies
in the mode of dis,il at;on, By which the
) offensive Parts Of the vegetable are left.
1t is already an object with commerce al
men TO expert tNeSc essences, and then
with the government IN Ire rs an intention
Of using them extensively in the Navy.
EssGreat PEA Of PumrLias.-Charles
} l.. Pierre, gardener 10 DR.. BENZ. L" Hay
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