New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Meeting Of the Farmers Club.

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NshiPiyssS Ir1s-GroniA Il y ioH'- ~
sr.' Coarsntios- Iusrotezen, IN Gas-Hsco0aeoAs
r. 49,. "a TIN. TryepAy Aug J.
80 - : -,ts ,,on,b. r l. ALLEN
inc nIs s"~ mo -
Esq. Of his City, IN the Chair - &.
(kf.,. Mod Of Mahpyiz1 Tress-iiorucultafe I"
a.. f,,,,. .l,s, in any other country To
'"''o ~ ""'e-. -, t..,vcen ~rafting
multiply uees' u's ns"' "'OP - - So ,,,e
and iaycrng- ihey s'ie'' S".' - =,
49,. - a.. h,.ncb Then put COW manure
- - -. 49,, mt On II a strav.rooe
IN ana over 'he ihcis'V" ~" $780,.
FIVE six times larger tnan tne Dtaiic" M NN"| . "
s.s, ft, this is 10 keep this bandage moist so that
i. = -. A.. ,oi,c drv Two months after this the
"S~N No. - -. :. a.. ,.as.;o IT., ,h.
roots viii be iound growing al 'ne "'eS'o". iH'" ~
bsncb may be cut cd from the with the bandage
eel. ~, and plan,ed purss9ia,ely The branch will give
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INC HUI, ~ 80 ~ = = - . .5,
GT0SfA Of fae same Fia"'s Jo' '@ooe''''s ied''
sa'ae 6roaad.-A comm uhicauoh On tn'
received from Mr. John D. Ward, detailing his course
= -, -. .;,,s,ed {, Jersev CITY Mr. Ward
WIZ" 'o'''"A ''9 - :, -. =. ,.,de, ~
urged the importance Oh rotauO Oi .'oI' ,s,to,s
obtsln the largest return, IN ss', - 'Ia,d md
from the employment Of gwen aniv-ns " 80 -
capital for Us cultivation In tne Spfins % 90. -
hed in and reclaimed several Iys ~ scisey ~ 80, W
earth for which was pfinciPaiiy '~ a ~. - -
In l5i6 some parn Of u.e P, ,o,.tb ~ st,srno
were covered by sFeiy ah ar .T - r,edr,cea
81. acaffrr cd NM IN
seed IN abundance "hen s,1 80 III ,be c,oi ~
the ground IN 'ns 'ue. 49,. y.ii; No.,
SramOnium was almost ~ ay "Gs. ss' I.ti -
fitch part a. great - tue en- ~
circumstances were apPdieen1y W 80. - T., ~. 20
were re" ana sha' ''aietiy - - e - - ~ -,
n inches on tne sanie spOt "heic ~ go 20, ~ >
rose 10 INC hiznt OF ree' oi air - 80
covered me giO"nn In.s &c, , 49, ~, ,, y, one
Is5ger tnap y va a. - b he egbt Of the frst
qusftei' " ihoeeo " %" ''s"'"' ~
crop. -, ....,a..os o., i,dicsaon ,ba, the soil
ms may DC coh'locitu az 1900, od,ccd
y gradually recovering rom s' & 80 10 p,, his
by roe lgNunsnt CROWN ., we st - go, s,cces
snn sn"ther 'tcunislao,', ~ \. -, ,,s-ep, not
s'e crops roh ~ 'a' 80 10 10 n. the single
one ., w 49,, "a ~, be third croD now growing,
parent plant Aho % uo -. - ~, ybeye The 6rst
tnose isftnesl -. y re i,s no,y growing upon
ana seeohn ~ -, ht ,,r,are sarh Larger and
sfoapo 49, .s sbicb cons,i,ute the third crop
ne"i'i.e a a ~, In the former case the exhaus
upon snS "a ranes,ed M he COMPLETED by a single
uo - - 4, sppesrs IN be producing gradually but
tIVP. >" "'''' ~ Pr
seesony. 49,, i, to- az r-,, Cyor,rs-Tbe Cen.
re I'u'otoI 80, r ,s nd ponologists in
u si Soh'sn.ion ~ ~ :, I,dsons Hotel Broadway
TINS tiiy Is 70 eols y" ~ dne he Pair of the In
VI ~ A C,. 49, ,cs5 a. ,bis meeting giving an
sstute; ~ -, ~ 49, We gstber that a special
i1 ,ha Conveo,on h IN sdop, some uniform Po-
oolsc, VI 'e o,,, sl.o 10 compare fruits from
.,aa. anJ Localities with view of arriving
soncIn.ons =. % their merits and 10 settle
SnS,hJ o;nt resnecting them 20 elicit and dissent.