The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-15
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fruit will be insipid. When it does well, II Is high fla
vored and sprlghily lille inclined to be asngtnt -
1t does better on the ounce loot tran on the pear
With the experience of four seasons, we should not
place this variety quite Sc high some Others do.
Ananas Tins proves to be Identical with the Henry
~ 1t is an enormous bearer aud if not well thlnGed
out, considerable portion Of the fruit will be small and
inspid When well grown, it is fine favored very
juicy, buttery, and excellent pear, gathered about
fortnight before rpening, and rpened in the house
But if left to hang the tree I'LL ripe loses much of
its flavor and grows coatser and less butiery.
Seckel.-Aways first rate. Every collection should
have it.
Surpasse Virgalieu.-A most excellent productive,
and uniformly high favored fruit. We rank il among
the very best. 1t has not, opinion, had justice
done to its merits.
Buf4m Productive. A good orchard fruit, some
times nearly first rate, but what variable.
Fatoa-A very excellent pear. rather under siz,, but
so uniformly good and productive to make it of
the most desirable kinds. Tree vigorous and hardy,
and of fine habit
Marie Louise -When in perfection this is considered
the standard of excellence, but The quality Of the fruit
on young trees variable that it has injured its repu
tstion. We have it grated grown tree where it is
SSN'S
We hope that further trial will prove be generally
good trees of suitable age. If So it will he one OF
the most valuable
Napoleon "A handsome fruit, and good bearer, some'
times very good but too uncertain be recommended
for general culture. II is often asrngent, sometimes
nspid, and frequently fails TO r;pen well.
SPANS Orange-Tnis magnificent fruit is supposed
to have originated al Harrington, CT, whence it was
~ Var ~
Agricultural Society gave ii the above name, under
which has been cultivat, for years Recently at,
tempt has been made in the HorcuuraIst to cnange il
to 'Onandaga,' without any good reason 1t IS an ex
ceedingly large pear, very handsome, AMI, IN quality
will rank among the best, though quite up the
Paradise d'Auomne, and other of The fuest var
cites.
White Doyenne, ST. Michael, or Virgalieu-This Ole
favorte SO often blasts on the pear stock to have be
come oucast II is uniformly good however OF
ounce, and should be found in every garden
Bearre dA|Ou Large, handsome, and fine. fiji
holds out according to present promise, it will ranL
among the best.
Doyenne Boussouck "A really splendid fiu.t, anos
precisely like the old ST. Michael Virgalieu bu twice
its size Ii promises to be of the very best.
Urbaniste.-Uniformly first rate. Hardy bu, of raih
ing Sill, it ranks among the most valuable kinds.
Dir One Of the most excellent every respect, ex
cepl that it is long in coming Into bearing. Those wh
would get it soou must cut scons from bearing WOO:
and graft into bearing In this way it may usual
ly be had in two or three years.
Duchesse d. Angouleme.-ln ordinary culture this doe
not succeed very WELL With high culture and care it
excellent on ounce stocks.
Beurre Diel.-First rate. R1lher The best on ounce
Beurre Aremberg -Oae of the best winter pears
called by the President Of the Mass Hor Society, the
"King of pears" Very many would deny il that rahk
Vicar of Winfield a large, far aud hands I'M,
pear Of good qlaity; exceedingly great bearer and
vigorous and strong grover Very valuable for cul
tvation.
Cflout MorceGu We give this he preference decd.
eddy, over the Beune d'Aremberg. The French cult
vate under the latter nam, do many in this countr,
who have French trees IL is large, very high favored
melting sprighty, and excellent 1t is good bearer
and may be cassed among the very bes early winte
pears. 1t is rather best ounce.
Princes 81 Germaine We name this ony becaust
it has been recommended for cultivation in New Emo
land. Cole says is "a great bearer and rp.ns nell
We have known tine fruit for years. and Of several
in this vicinity, we do think that one of them eve
ripened one half oil It's crop II is VIGOROUSLY one of the
worst rpeners in cultivation small portion of IL
fruit will be Of very good quality but not frs, rate Tha
is lis reputation here.
Columbia Very large, fair. and handsome, in GOOD
situations; but the young rather tender and ap
to winter kill. Ii is good bearer.
CaaamOateAe.-Exeelent when perfect but The fiui
is apt to grow knotiy, and frequently fails pen we'll
Laurence An excellent native iiu which so far
docs well here.
Winter Nelis.-Oae Of the very best of winter fruits
especially light soils. The tree makes slender
growth, and is not remarkably productive.
Passe Colmar-requires high cultivation and severe
thinning out 10 make it pen well. Il then frs. rate
but with only is worthless
Easier BeuTe The same remarks apply 10 this, as
to the Passe Conar. Skll and careful frui, growers
makeit do well, others entirely fail with it,
MISSISSIPPI. despatch has been received at Wash,
ington, stating that Melville has been CHOSEN TO Con.
gress f:om The district late, represented by Tompkins
wing.
We have report that the democrats have elected,
four members from Mississippi, gain OF one.
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