The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-23
AGRICULTURAL.

CLOVES SErs SowS WITH BucKvxRar-Oa
late visit TO Hyds-Psrk, We were shown ,evs-
raj heids of heavy clover on the farm Of ]. W.
Wheeler, Esq, which uss sown last season.
with buckweat and timothy. The sotl 10 Q
gravelly loan, and the grass exhibits burden
superior 20 that generally sown in the spring.
This, We believe, 10 the prsctios Of Judge vsa
Bergen. of Coxsackie. who 10 one Of cur most
successful farmerS-Erehaags psper.
BEANS versus BUosL Capt. Simon Pnkhurst.
Of RoyaltOn, VI, CHANGED 20 drop soms beans
In hill Of cucumbers. and the vino plants In
the hill with the beans were unmolested hy the
bugs, while the others were destroyed. He 10
satisfied, by the trial which he has made, that
beans growing with the vines will keep OF
bugs. II so, IL Is easily done, and Q general
knowledge Of It may be Wy ussfsl.-vt
Chroniets.
KKKrSo LEMONS EREsz.-I have BEEN
housekeeper for some years, and nsver, tili late
ly, have been able to keep lsmens fresh and
juicy for any length Of time. Bat, with all ny
care-now in this closet, now ia that; nov
wrapped in paper, now packed N bran; nov In
cool place. now in u dry one-thsy would dry
up and become a. hard a. wood. OF late, how-
ever, have preserved them perfectly fresh.
three months in summer, by placing them in .
closely covered jar or pot kept IN the Ice heuss-
Each lemon 10 wrapped in q paper, Jpsrhsps
they would do 90 well Without bat opened and
wiped once in ten or twelve days. then covered
again with dry paper, and put back into the
jar or earthsn vessel on the ics.-Anertess AZ.
rieulfuria..
To KEEP A Srovr A. BsIszr a. a CoAcz-
BODY, BY TWO APPLICATIONS a YfAa.-Mske o
weak slum-water and mix your British Lustrs
with IL, perhaps two teaspoons to gill of alsm.
water; lot the stove be cold. brush 10 with the
mixture, then take dry brush and rab the
stove Till Il 10 perfectly dry. should any part.
before polishing, become 90 dry ~ TO look grey.
moislsn u with q wet srush and proceed - b.
fore. ...... .- 81 f-.....- -
GrrrA-PracHA Tusn,s.-A coil Of taking go
feet In length. has just bssn Manufactured By
the Gutts- Psrcha Company for gentleman in
wsrwiekshire, England, to convey the supply
Of water from the psrh reservoirs to his man
sion-house =. --ia
Louis Republican, writing from Weston, No.
Gays:
While writing, permit me to say son ,ns sbouf
the hemp crop of this county. A q pafcbsses Of
| the article, have had my attention drawn 10 r.
Last year there was more put In than he year pre-
vious, but owing 10 the early spring rsns hat
succeeded snow unrTeeedented in this quarts,
the hemp. crop was greatly injured and am Of
/ amount shipped from this county Of several hun
/ bred tons. There has been shipped sinee Tie
/ opening Of svgation, from Platte county, ten o.
| eleven hundred tons, and there cenrot BE- more
than ave or ak hundred tors Jet In stotes aud =
the hands Of farmers. Lat season he shiPDents
4 were sbout 1900 tons -
4 ne growing crop looks well, end, thsss , .
large increase Of the amount sow.d. ] IN uyinG
to sscertain the number OF scres put n hemp thi1
last spging, 90 far a. have gore, he accoun,
i stands a. follows: ~ go ~ 10 =
4 For 1919, a. 29l2 screA ..
i is3, io23
IL <oxo - 90