New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02

-. ,,,, ,,1erd y more in lDsning young ne 3.
1T no lovor limbs gfow up1 g9I ~ ,sost f,y a95
b,,t foor,w Eo ro nj another paper upon .ie ena.e
t,.u nj Ohro recommending II az very hsey -.
49,. ,,cefole Jhir pont il much grown 10 N,"sa'N
- IS, 1,i, ol,,osi mi, ersay used soups " eFery
SIC ''s ss,sc, ard good rubsGiao foF Propara
noas nj fox seed snd ,ipsry eng tnrh. ny ,s,
,le d,y ~ urou o. bot method 81 preserving ~ ATS
F, a Treef spoks ar.Opg other thing. 81 INC
a tasgsr,ing gIeen % Inst co1id % eVoN 81
m sfOr6iug food equally rnh ana T2Ie ~
urg cors rire and rorac fruit IL spoke OF the paite
sfennpa ofdcd pehcbea snd wondered tst the maISet
po,ry ruppIiod. He iho1gid fortunes "ngn' ~
r. Cailn POKE Of s,ing died peS'ses in New
Jerrey u goy Supoor quatyLbeiieT = - FIX ,sr ne 10
Teeled ,cadrd snzsrcd nrs dried The s-ne Won 4,
prc.tryed nutmeg melons hss were superior - import -
riiTOD The Chsirnsn nlaief On iDstmee OF an nvsha
recovering biz he IN by on eKc,asive fr.i dict.
solon kotinon taed he, rPs psacbeI peeled sasarei
fry ever god IN sis city. He related that Ne hal
fIple5 prceret IN very low tempe B,ure ~ pick
ing them carefully com the trees and putting them Ia
room Fruit should neyer be pace in damp cellars, and
It ,hould be excluded much as pssble from the light
1be cub sgreod to continue thil subject n the next
meeting which will be held the 18th insta.a Il wac
alo erreed 10 discuss tho MISTER Of ne follow ns eer
which vas read by Scion Robinson, with NOES OF eS-
rlsnsion very much TO be satisfaction OF the members
present. II is from young farmer on the Eastern oho,o
of Virginia dated Accomsc c H., Oct IS, 1873 aad al
preIniraries. nd names
He1t year intend fourth my far ~ and v.s ls sdyiss
ts1 'SiHS ss ADD osS,s
G1s1si while third their la1d Only two she Hon X
WISE Hon Bsyy iozrAns assli be the t6ird
,T Sg, i 70 be Corn Dat. clover when sAsn
sr1y The Glover Ley tcr Wheat or 70 she Corn Cfp
nv 70 corn 5rd but he do that oa's fGuapo TO
.w Soio 'aS I b. G"sno nv Wbss. bat only sshy 70
Oats a r1erSSl srSy G SsT ,S ss = Lime o
the perrnenrt As.t o, ny n. onrn 81 eo
pee suihoiy what time should be applied fsPPied to
IS stSsSe procure good stand Of Clover with pst.l The
usual practice here to SOW Clover on Mhsi and some w'e
orit to DO better the fsh lh soend
sRouH the clover Seed be rolled simply cledp'
"a Would prefer rolling heat when P' low, % s
been follow The Rows with ne roller ans Pc then roll Asas
WHIST never rolls al HI. .sumen Is h's the grrow
Killing prefers having rough posSle lie new put
iPs M fo on oar S SC o sRS TO any s
Temenng ha, with caks and msos the results Of
q What nk Of mixture Of oa,So I'D Abe. in seu.
ore Of journals effects spoken highly OF what
Ps o.d 0 %s5 Ass should 2 ~ a Ss
anal matter E, am within mile Of two or thee FSarve. They
tent How in what quantities and to what CROPS should they be
clover cleansing crop Cl Most Of our lands on the ssde
f1s n pSp SoTo are %S
world foul the and rsa miny have advised
me the clover b ia thick growth would smother the wire
sras and thus set clearer -, =,
while the slsI mar s GI n W. % r. svsbs5 l sesyS NOV
eppo.Ion to tie reeed opinion Ol plc, t land,
f. but ey crop weeds and eompensate Oae OF
eorelsd 10 piow some sassy keep his hands and
is his e8petison When be reau.hed spring
perfectly mellow and he has bad no trouble win a. a ana
ro BE- good an L in deepysay bring etle sabsoi-
Thus by spng the absoh turned up ~ola o tns
action lime atmosphere 6ui frost be roduesd and nnss
with the surface sells thus ssduay we might de' open our s0'
Intend when 90 Bano next week to the Cattle show
h1a and
lions of which viii expect surprise the nayes' u5 There
fermens calculations have been making OF is that sa
e as soon as Fo.G ae satisfied S1 T5 te % Of the
s.h also S and Ss gssS Ts p a1T Sr S rs
Mine will gabe cutter on the shore hlt mos, Of
rst dveTge little them ard ate advantage q the mn fove'
science and enterprise are making IN our no'es " pre-
6ssons.
NorEs-l Fourth my farm" Divide il into four
equal parts planting with corn upon which oats wiz De
sovn next wear the next Il will remain in clover and the
fourth in wheat SO go the round corn, oats clover
wheat Then with corn on the wheat stnbble
Tho five field system better that gives clover aiel
wheat. They have no permanent grass, pasture OF
?. Where should apply lime !" ON the clover ley.
never with farm yard manure unless is very coarse and
wei, buried with tine plow You may apply on the clio
yer and pow all in together ON the upuTneG earth and
harrow il in.
lchtest land. with the use OF guano.
A. Always leave your wheat land rongh az possible.
Mr. Wise Il right in his farming notions, not In politics.
; We think YOU will waste both Ashes and. guano
must not be mixed Guano and charcorlmayshOud be.
Ashes will dsipate the ammonia OF thogusEo unless II
deeply buried 4,
he good ii YOU had them but economical guano
That is the cheapest manure in this country.
4 Ashes nay be applied with advantage TO any crop ana
any soil They most valuable uPen light sandy loan
like that OF the Eastern shore.
g. Clover Is cleansing crop. Ii IN the best thing we
know to rid the land Of nOXOus wseds and nn trouble
some pest Of your lends, the wire grt
3. Flushing land is blowing u. We do thinB ii good
plan to plow any land in the fall
TO- Opposite TO received opiniSns"bet q the
why 30 few improvements are made in far1pzg. When
ever you turn in weeds and green croTs OF any kind
your land win be benefited particularly if yso lime.
II. 40 keep his hands and lao ses busy That sounds
singular Yankee farmer but is often tho a the
South Planters often mo bled to fad somesnng u
keen their hands busy In tii5 instance UIe academia
sumner blowing taught him its benefts.
H. This is the very perfection Of farTIa9 turning uE
the sub soil is equal 10 good coat OF moncJe.
g. IL will astonish the natives of q Is latitude 10 hear
that vegetable cutters and cObcrusher among the
known things of old a RrUing 0u9lry Is AGonac
No doubt YOU viii thu eof Of yoor macnnse ever
year.
IA. This s of this mill and no doubt Il wiz be
worth while for Of the Virginia plants such VII
loughby Newton and Col Garter Of the Northern Neck
who each of them 80 40 of guano a wear 10
have mill not costing $50 that will Grind the Jumps
which very hard snd difficult pulye ize by pounding
IS SO far behind the rest Of the orld y Sasnuch
the need OF diverging little from Aem IL is apiy
thai few young farmers would OF break the
absurd old customs of their fathers, ard connue 60
pOw less than two inches deep and p nt aud oss
and corn after ne other with no other rotnton
except wire and old Geld pines The wsrld Is i'm
pro, ny. and the spirit has reached Ac county
We shall have more upon this int ssng letter AZ the
meeting of the Farmers Club.
BOARD OF TEN GO ERNORs.
\ meeting ~ me Governors ~. the Aims House was
held YESTERDAY afternoon their fSotunda