The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-21
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III. !" !" 80 P1ss1 49,
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'I NJ Az erSp
~ ny 49,. ~ ~. ~" - WS ~ .Je,n'.S neld'. q.
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wa .PPSs uA.a w ~ ~ Sne inset VI
~ -. 20. " va" mos
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u M 1a ne
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=. nc T g'osne ~
-. na - -"
~ | n'y -
es :" .is ~. ~nu u,Iss., L. son. 'ne y
good soil, are wholly destroyed by the wesvi
and turned to pasture. tie IL hrm belisv
that the small quantity OF Rye linked In 80
ing) with ms w heat, saved his CROP We hs
seen something OF this kind mentioned in
CHnir0fsT, ana are glad our farmers are tsa11}
the result. IL the weevil viii not touch WI
when kye growing with u, the mixture g
he made until the insect il exterminated.-
'rsge Ti'nes.
I.,cr Cr,..xrs-Ws no,;..d l...a
-. - .u,..,. =. 81 'Sys
William " B.,,er. Quincy WS.n -
.,. r.. - .rh;h;s!i III
,sI ,oom. or in IN. mail :, .o,'. 49,
"A III, d. unnsu.I size h., 80 49,
cul,n,s cIos. nruning and ,hs ..i".s.
-, ,..r,;ss Rn, IN NJ r..
cess cyr,.n,s had common cuI,rs- -
- a.. .o,,,o, lind wh;ch
I.,ce Tn. bushes ws,a f,n,,
,I.s. Po,Inry
M, m W;ll;ams NJ,
.,h.r. 81 Raxh.-v ~. ..h;n;,"S
I,,cs ,h,, !, l. sy;dsn, ,h.r
variety of size. from the common 4
o,.I;,y =, .hou, The s.u,s ~ a..
| -, md Inv he.r a. ~.I
r.n,s .,. no,s conv.n;.n, a. -
no. nrsn,r,d for the table Win r.n,S 49,
| ko.son C.L;ro,or " ''"'
|
.H.. ,,,,.h d.,.uJ. o., a.. ..s1 e .'",e Ior -
h.cSw.rd cold mr. YARN NE, =.
,;m.s from DIV cool ws,,hsr ,h. 10y
/ ~ ,,,sII q, ,h. ,s..I e.. e. tIi. NO
r.. ~ hnd =, ,hs M, -. heaan'
\ md ~. s,ncL ,,o,v;r. 49, eiy
| ,,.v y. ,.., .nd 80 - r. ---..I es
/ ,h., ,h. k,ds ,y;II e., d.. .....-~ ~ isP'0
cams w;n,sr.t ;II.d from ,hsir ,.nS..n. ana 1 -
on ,h;s go, - ,h. r,,.~ - NJ. n,,
Pm..-n Sn,nIrv;ii. ~.vsr.I 60. - ni'Amo
| starting and growing several inches last &
and they were all Killed. In this case the b.
were not Later than usual, being the last Of Al
/ go
The usual time for setting BUDS is the fr
week in August for Plums and cherries, abe
the second week for pears, or sometimes duri
the first, second and third weeks. And the a
ond and third weeks for apples Sometimes
pies and pears may be set till the last Of Augus
Peach trees that are several years old. may
oIJ .hon, Oh. S., 81 S.,,.-,h.,. 80
nr.sen, yea from an. 5,b 90 an. Is,s
some,;mrs mill the anh of S.,,em,., g.
hnd s.rI;., ,nao we nav. n,m.5 ,nS .,b.N"'
ter Much drpends on circums,anc.s sans :.
| ,aa,b., ...son .ou c.l,;v.,;o, Io.-,;~- -
nscni;a, n,oney,ies Of S;as,rn, $500 .' '.e
g,ow,h Ro.,on C.J,;r.,a,. ~
B,Gs on vines can be removed by plaster, tan
sy, or spirits turpentine. Caierpillars are FOND
Of woollen: ana clothes hung on currani bush
es attract them, and thousands can be taken OF
and burnt Spirits hartshorn on a sponge will
! A U,,I. &c. ,,,rs.n,;,. =. ;. - -, -
NOV. hnq, from rncnmhsr. - ,i.o.S ~. 70
hill a, .erlv snInhn, 49, 80, - , oA uaa
in The mnrn;ng Tim ,h. -. -. seA.'
and h.Iox- Nm. is,v.s-CI.,rn;n.C 60 .''''
MfAsrRE OF THE EsaIIsH Qr,Rrrl AND BrsH-
FL Many persons DO not clearly comprehend
the "arARrKn-" as applied to grain in EngIana
Ii is this A ton is 2,24O lbs, a quarter Of that
il SO lbs, and this is the weight The l.