New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
j. T. Adrispe., B. b Reynolds Geo. r Gaylord Mr.. Bere
rsn. G. j. Vincent and Mrs.. Thompson and number OF
AGRICULTURAL.

CoIedioa Pr-v>Af Cor, from SAeddiag ss<sr MIA
correspondent Of The ker York zs-icnlfOr says:
AFTER milking take thin piece Of muslin. the size Of
three oeLt piece vet IN the coodOn and apply guicky
70 the end The test II dre- nsdia;ey sdherag
fuy prevenfs the escape Of milk from the oriics can
re,oily he removed ~ the aeIt milking.
"On frsi making Of this means did not satcips,e
ANYTHING more than temporarily prevent the evil After
MAJ u : O few applications il discontinued. and | WAS
SOD surprised to find that had permanently essensd
ui. Upon reflection, the Hodss oDraHdI Sppe tred
az foIovs Fret, the coodion contracts the ordcs,
ard thus prevents the escape OF milk and second tbs
bag becoming dsiended' ia capacity Is permanently en-
lsrged Try
"Anotbef useful purpose of this article may be men
toned Cows tess often become tender from chaps and
deep assures in them They may readily be cured BY
moi-tern piece Of muslin in This liquid and applying It
On, o,hy to the parts II aoheres firmly that Il
viii not be loosened if the cali allowed to draw the
nix
aver from persODal experience TO coodon upon
tes,. but know that If il is carefully applied to the
an al por usiUes about the time they begin to discharge
il will entirely prevent those dark color,d pits which dis
figure ihe horribly. To young LADY Those beauty
is Der fortune this Is secret worth knoE0g To apply 10
ro Up ht Of cloth and use the furry end r brush and
spp.y AZ you would paint Don't finch nom the smart
the les Of beauty is greater one
ColoGi0n t0r EnrEs and HoSads. i = valuable remedy
II you forget The name, inquire for h4uif cutfI'e.
CaLfog,s-If YOU are troubled With insects preying
upon your plant siinuls'e them 10 rapid growth
Fed our plant with lime plaster ashes, salt upper Plies
ri f lime, guanO, sOApsu5s and they Il BE-
h.ffer aile 10 suppori the worm. snd Mes iME love
such food but insects Go not Bu the right time 20 apply
met Of these fertilizers before you plant your seed Piow
yosr I.ui de-pdobt tab about three or four niche. be-
2 but put in the turning plow fourteen inches and
~ subsc blow ten more Then your land +. t plant
ard not thosi. Cahbagss viii give you more food Il
Vel plan ted sud VsIdd thsn Al other ttrn crop for
mar ~ beast Cabbsges for the labor OF frequent hsa
il or string the earth, better than any o'nsr plant
cultivate S.t &. of the best things in the world 10
prevent sugs and worms nuroc this or any other plant
lis .irtr e that cabbage Is ut more grown 10 feed
il AL and carly inter-. 20 keep hsm IN milk. Give
them .st and s,he, "r lime much they will take aud
yopr ik VIII n { b. afia ted With cabbage taste
Saie,ofys-Sseraus is said - be injurious 20 the hu.
msn sy.en srd that it destroys thousands Of children aud
zone Adults every year In New Brunswick. contiguous
M-ue ihe physicians wont & say tti half 'h- chill
Killed by the use ct snler.tHs The evil u fast
spreading throughout the Union Families Of moderate
.ze sresdy ron ten 70 tweAy 50 pounds yearly
4 nq0fks ~ The Nar EHgiqnd Ia. mr. -St0rtkeepers
wlo have teen engaged in the bu,ife Tor years
have told ihs formerly they used purchase three
four small keys If -aeraius for 4 supply in cOun
Try y4ge but that they purchase more than aSmany
lIge cases weighing or eight hundred pounds each
Large Qusniiirs used in making bread the Il
food. n # which all parake. IL should take it,
place tiere Many persons are IN the habit 81 al 'ng
little saeratus 10 moot kinds of pastry We are inclined 20
believe ih- reIesrk quoted above have mich truth them
w DO not hnOg how far the pOEeT Of ser2fus bs
ueutraized by mix Of other substances used food
but iiHay ie known by the chemist and should be
plsinec to 'he people
What is sseratus Wood is bu-nt 20 sshes Ashes are
Iiyatedlye is the result Lye is evaporatsd by boiling
fc.on by fire. and the pota,h Of is obtaiued
by another proces change the potash into pearl,sb
Now put this into sacks and place them dslsry
rsshtub where the fermentation evolves oarbonic acid
gas the pesrlah absorbs and renders solid the pro
duct being heavier, dryer and whittier than the pearssh Il
is sseIstus How much salts OF I've and carbOnlc
acid human stomach bear and remain healthy, is
question for the ssl.rztus eaters.
Ttshm0ny FIR H. Subs sail PiOo.-PssCh, I'll Morris, Of
Westcheser Pa, intimate friend Of ours, for whom
vouch that he woud state nothing bat fcts says
that LIZ broke sth rcd for with heavy pOw
draV by four cub soil pow followed, running
down Ella seven inches deeper The whole work
thoroughly performed, that stick could b. thrust down
INTO the lore earth, in almost any part Of the field, %
tBh Of fe inches. The excessively dry,
pastures burnt aid bare and tage crops suffered
vepy. But the corn in the subsoiIed field continued
gree = u1ursnt thrOug bout the
SasiJR Se,d-Bndnets, TO our owD interest. is in no
way manifesto 60 fully as in the foolish practice OF gath
eng whats leh for seec The first vegetable peas
map beans hat sppeSr for Seq the rsi stock that
shows pod let 20 seed the first lumber squash
mel H. gave for seed In his way may succeed in
getting much esrr tables than By folio wing the usual
ehoG Of taking the refuse Of all garden crops for
seed Save the earliest and best Of everything for seed
Our egg plant might b. brought into bearing much sooner
II We would save the fret for seed Who can stand it,
with al ihe long years dearih OF deli ous m1rse to
The first roasting tomato ths may appear for seed
sld yetn should bring forward the wh0ls crop two
three Vetks earlier it NUT he done. L.. il be settled
AKIN The farmer 20 the first and best of every
hing Tor se,d Corn and wheat may be greatly improved
IAioooug nm a Load al Tim is easily
d, L. aid a world Of bard work. On commencing
the loadr 2. web, piece Of network, made Of small
rope. ard esmDng in appearance the cerdng Of bed
stso j. preRG the bottom OF the wagon. and the hay
Is loaded IT, until the load il about half on when
another web SIMILAR 10 the first Is spread the sp II
that ans The aind-r # The load is placed il. On
sIyIg az the bsTn aTope, which passes through pulley
susEerd.d 10 the ridge directly the NOV in which
ht hay 70 be plsceo and extends de 20 h- vudss
j. h 81 al to the outer EDGES Of the upperm0s eEd
then 10y mans of tie small Eindisss which placed
iAe sice OF the fOor the driver at the team,
elevate that half the toad which is above the web
ne beam, ard crop into the 10 the short space Of
two unufeF.
The hay dropped by unh' ching Of the hooL that
connects the rope Win n web by means 81 small c0ri
which sfiscbtd to II I'm, aud down 10 he wndll
90 ~ tbe there drop wherever he pesses the
vii olsss, roIe &c be removed from barn
other IL lew moments. that Set will for
sry Lumber a barns Ouly one man is required 10 20
IT. u field 70 ike barn the hay being opped in
Tous lsr If the nee de moving away excep.
oecasiors lev-ltg Which may generally be- done in wet
vesihfr With lis assistance, unload ton
With in W uinu e., than two could have
cone in forty five, with forks
Tie whole apparatus may cOst abOnt ffteen dollars
TIE CROPS AND THE WEATHER.