New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
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PEORIA Wyoming Co. y. Y sept 90 lsl6-
To - Ny Dear SIR: You love the scenes
OF Nature and wish you could Leave The city and
ENJOY the country Here stall We enjoy peace and
plenty, the Otiam cum disgin ;atie .dicntate- 3
Q: Hon Harry Erskine. as ne sad to his friend
when found IN his pota.opatch. We live nearly
under our os-n vines though we have no re Tree
and with other delicious traits OF the season begin
10 enjoy the produce of our sraPe-yines, planted
few years AGO.
Every thing * beautiful in It's season We
are in the period between Summer ana Fall and
the weather Is occasionally OF the o-e sort and the
other. Many OF the fields are already giving pro
mise for another year. The Wheat IS coming up
beautifully and rs Vet we hear nothing of the IN
sect aud the worrn--the latter 50 much dreaded IN
the root Of cary -sowu Wheat, and the former in
the stem. 4 create. breadth IS sown than COM
mon Much Of the grass seeds that Were sown this
Sprirz missed through the great droUfh, and many
field. again IN Wheat after Wheat which /.
thought in general 70 be good husbaniry bu; run
ming of the land 100 hard, according to the Phrase
Tie Corn is lighter crop than the appearances in
carly Summer led 20 expect Bai there WILL Dc
good deal of j. through the great quantity planted and
sound and good mostly OF early kinds L sill is
reckoned the best thing for finishing the i.,eninr OF
Pors. Many were be ginning To prefer Peas bu. the
be,s DESTROY them few years among uaskiliiu or
Elothiul farmers have had bugs IN ~ Garden Pcas
when kept sowing from yesr 70 gear the seed Of the
preceding bat now keep stock on hand. and have
often three years old seed 20 SOW and no bug Others
have scaded the buggy seed Tor a moment; pouring
or the boiling almost ias; on. and have de-
stroyed the hu-s by ihis means, obtaining sound
Peas from their seed "a from old.
Some of you politicians seem 20 nave remarkably
contemplate opinion OF armer- Rgtthst proves some
times dangerous you know rs II did to the candidate
Rome who IN the Campus Martius srasped the horny
fist one of his constituents and asked MIN whether hc
walked upon his hands his feet However. some of
have taken sufficient pains 10 assert The dignity
our nature and many more the creatures OF
snct TIA OF in the they follow the fashions
OF their fathers The Editor o.; The Tribune ha.
iusi remarks ;his subec; II OF his letters from
the la.e Fair al Auburn.
But nothing can be Ion. stationary here. one OF nv
nei-hbors 20 years from Scotland speaks OF hs having
been the first farmer that this quarter set stakes
draw straight burrows fret laughed but ni
taed and now NJ Acknowledges, surpassed by maby
his neichbors. sSe a great improvement. within these
teS year. in stalking rail fences SOME also begin
ming find that II better take the stones oil their
land Than 70 keep rumblius among them with their
pows every year They find them useiGl in fencing
and when the old stunps have roted they
finer harrows When God planted vineyard he no,
only fenced il but gathered ont the stones
However after the Introduction Of sheep. which have
been enrichinE farms gradually for years,
and which have proved average Of years equally
profitable wheat the next great improvement here
is the proper application OF manure How much sn old
countryman used 10 laugh while renting 10 me that.
twenty years ago when he came a poor man. 10 tlls
country he took farm shares ard amid other par
iicu!Grs while he was thinking what price he should
otter for heap OF dung the accumulation OF several
years around The barn lie silly bound, in the VII
ungs OF the bargain 10 eirrr Z a'Gg hsre not many
years since, heaps OF straw have been buried ~ the
fields. and in instances. just rcrlhutou, burns
with them. But the straw Is carefully piled gp,
down and fed 70 stock in winter One man here has,
since his coming piled up al tie manure thus made
early IN the spring and whatever philosophers may sag
about unicrmcnted manure as eeto,sers about vino.
Ind that there i pTesen: benefit from the appice
ton OF the rotten hcap-no weeds, and vigorous
growth while the other dry seasons dam.
the first crop by admitting the drou;h much into
the soil and the benefit st,crward has Yet per
ceIved Farmers may well take leaf nom the books
OF Experienced gardeners.
one application Of our superintendent straw beyond
it, subsection any tedious process OF cutting for stock
which seems quite unnecessary when roots are fed,
would be most desirabe-to bed pigs with IT. What
would remind you perhaps OF all Of the scas OF
the city in this country region, Is the ncw-iashonod pig
pen where the gentlemen hogs are lett 20 lie on the hard
boards till they furnish bed themselves from their
Nth. This agreeable appendage 10 tue iprIu build
ncs i generally, OF all nearest the dwelling house for
the convenience IA furnishing the swill and often placed
tie Of prfrfiiHQ riHGs. IL Is said Of
good English farmer that he would not think that he
could farm without piss to trampc down his straw.
hope farmers will think OF il, and allow their hogs
little more room and liiterng.
am sorry to add again. some sad examples Of dc.
pravity and al from Intoxicating liquors, which We
mi ght have hoped would have been checked By the No
License Law Perhaps Providence designs that by the
greater the drunkarGs should be wasted out,
since they will no, regard less Il has been
said OF the part which chiefly acquainted here.
that there i more characterized by outward de-
cency You may therefore conceive what sensation
produced by the crimes that committed from time
10 time among blacksmith OF the rame OF Tabor
Gregsylle had frequently been drunk and quarrc!ed
with his wife this Summer. She obliged AT one
time seek the protection OF the law against hin and
whether i, proper not even when he was drunk
said that the eoqucnce OF one OF our lawyers pro
cured the Tor HIM Tor lee otnve dollars he that
a. II may OF variance The couple seemed IN
some measure recoucicd when he wanted her fort
nj ut or more ago 10 20 with him 70 circus show
az Cienr-co She objected, telling him re would get
drunk again aud she would be ashamed Of him lie lett
her near ndni ght and heard OF till last Sab
hsth when some one passing through piece OF woods
near Greigsye sinellcd something very offensive and
discovered him with his .hroa; cut Il seemed evident
IL case of suicide the CoronerS inquest reported.
On Monday afternoon were all n commotion again
M Bond below the center OF York. near the Gene-ee
Valley Cana had Aic!v found some OF his waeruleous
20 be stolen and ciU5 left IN his garden az the place
where the thieves had gone over the fence. knowing
The club he up the gate OF it ownera ne-hbOr
OF his named Rysl The latter challenged and threat
eued and after he had ;mboed certain quantity OF
strong drink al a raising he took the same club and beat
Bond I'll some persons rescued him and he was taken
UP nsensibc On Tuesday morning Bond was able 10
give his evidence aud hoped ne may recover kyal
promptly taken into custody and NO" IN Geneseo
jail.