New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11

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ogsisf ssbsissn-s eosn,ry How drssdfal would
Z 10 % hs.s DO -hss nation. Ia ireland, i've Ia
~ bns fs tass spoa n ess Of disease and seucsy
30 sssa that ali IL 10 mpossbls for thss
,s u d. food 70 s,.se. IN eivasacs
sa4 tss srs The main :npulss that prompts physesi
aa esses. sxsr,isn and impfoven Of 70 that fssiipl
bish 49,. sea Tbs saissetoo and tho reesws q
basssr.a1 wbsfs the sninai wants are 70 essy ssss-
,ia, n-s.a,s Of roots there viii be- .noss sressrss.
comparatively no intslset1s progress '.nsy 20 ts
hGsnn~ats In the procssses add varsity IA the @PS "
Asdssitsrs I'D Hotcsifsrs. and cookery and pesrss
i've slsNlxsca march together Leave nsnon VIC
.s, s..p. .Ss co, Ss@ q rom
VIII more refined people. srd they wosd nnh INC 20
ssr.as .od 90 ssssd, th' climate would s'low Taer
Wnfsr 10 late magazine. Thousands OF irse
fsmiis. In ~ho'- eaons tho only fs,siteIs "a pot
% boil ne psiao.s saa tn. door isAsa % the hnses sse
ad se'es' us tom o. an ios.rtsd wicker bsssst tr
table Loaf usa. nsy have the mgpA~s - luEsfy.
.hsn become extinct "a Farm Library.
The number winds up as usual with six pages
appropriated to the HOUSEWIVES DEPARTMENT.
10 which, az there she is Supreme. we do not ven-
re 10 in,rude bot invite the ladies' TO look IL over
and see what the Editor has prepared for them.
P.s We overlooked a very valuable and highly
interesting paper by II LoSGwoRrH OF Cincinnati.
on CisAPEs ASD GRAPE WINE as they are cultiva.
ted and made in Ohio. We give the conclusion OF
,hi. essay, which is fall Of practical instruction tho
Is., sentence Of il is smusing-some would say
Characteristic:
wsn- Indebted 70 Msjqr Adam OF the District Of Co.
lumb, for the introduction the Cea~ha, cur best vine
rr.ps By ths Introduction OF that srsfe he Was Q great
hsp-setor TIE and the day not dsnt when the
b,rLs Of h. Ohio wi rival the banks Of the khne In the
,iity aud quality Of the inc prodGee Our German
migrants are the people ~ho Will accomplish H. Oar
hs suitable fsr wine Of little y,as icI other eanva'
ion Give German tea &C - OF tks snd and ne has
anvil. .ii children he will i've N great luxury tie WIN
never want hi. Of all luxurtes vine ard
.ourcroui HIS chidfeu hoxever small not only AID him
10 the cultivation. bat his wife curing Tbs summer ana
Fall does The part OF the labor IN The NneyNd-
The poor vnsdsssefs IN Germany seldom 30 fich "a
10 own horse and therefore ov.r-.snsts their value.
Yet greatly they value the scqoisiron ~ broken dowa
nooy IN COUNTY, does not lessen their estimation OF
srcai value OF their wives IN the vineyards Avery hone~
Drtch tenant mine, who --forunsfc S TO lose
his wife observed 70 me, Hgh lHss as ne" Aa's lost
As horsef
Mr Longworth has ninety acres OF vines IN
bearing state. He made six thousand and Mr.. Mil.
Ter four thousand bottles OF quality that commands
si2 a dozen. The Gcrmaatorn Telegraph says
farther that in the vicinity Of Philadelphia more
grapes have been produced 10 the acre than at any
other part of the world. Mr. Laws, at his little
VINEYARD near Chester Pennsylvania, has raised
ten thousand pounds TO the acre. which would have
produced 1000 gallons OF wine The fruit was sold
for table use to irui, dealer at cents pound, or
$500 per acre