New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

irrgne ,our land and do the II you sell one hsf you
YOU will then De worth twice ~ much.
Mr. GRHILEr wen: much more ~ length mo ne several
ut cts the heads Of which have only given, and H.
,Je.,h WIS sieu,d - u h narsod attention.
T.In,.i,n. Of the C.at fhca cSlci Dis1n Dr. USDER-
mn ut Groom ui wh.~ cess ia ~ sung grapes ha'
u.adc hin vol kro,n.
H. -;G'cd 'hr b" hos ss, rvcIty-nNe t''stni ioadS
OF swamp muck ny the tops ana side, 81 ' poor i-
and ;ha; than anything else be was indeo'ee
for h. The coat 0f bsck stun on one COZ"
H6' al mSde I; produce grapes early ne hrs warm
TRACED bin sides. Thcr are millions of loai. nov
IBIS CcsriTN l.ir- t,e. except g., d>;y' ei.eci O
every such spot N breeding fevers. to-; might mske
III. ia-c hill s.d, fertile A-aiu while lac hoes from
which he muck wa taken could De e. nS@'e'
into health snd foodproducing hsh ponds Dor ered with
plum trees from the attacks Of the curcuo In this
way alone, aided by deep blowing, the products Of tn
County nav be doubled. lie knew one man who owned
lree hundred acres and sold hundred and now made
much more than he did from the whole. Dr. Cnderhll
ued farmers 70 plant frg, trees snd plants and %
sci shade trees the roadside, and generally 20 beauty
and adorn their farms So ihai Young men Wouc mol DE 80
anxious 10 run To the city or emigrate 70 hansss
.Io.vPY FRENCH from the y. A. Phslanx, Monmouth
County Y j. detailed 10 the Club the effects upon the
wornort soil OF that farm produced by mari the first AZ
rca,ion OF which in tina; County about thirty years
aco-how It's ierzing properties were discovered acct
dentsllv and how those who daily saw ITS good effects
were As slow 70 adopt the of Improvement as farm
es here are 10 adop, such have been spoken Of to-day
Nj French also gave account ~ some caFeIiy CON
Quoted experiments, 10y which it was fully proved thar
large patoes are de, ded the most valuable for seed,
producing crop Oncthri more valuable IMAM one oh tue
same soi from small seed.
Gao. +. WARISG o, Rye, Y, was now called upon,
and gave an address in hs extremely pleasing style, fall
of the uust valuable information for farmers Mr.. arng
is the auhoro OF TIE EtmsH'scf agriculture, published
bv the Appleous which should be in the hands OF every
farmer and in every district school Among other things
Mr. w said should understand more Of what
yserious in their occupation, AMI then all mystery
would dsappear They would that the gro" ot corn
was merely putting together materials. Jus, much
putting together the materials OF cart. farmer
should be- chemist, far knowing wha, axe the raw
materials necessary make up his plants It's remarks
were continued much greater length than We have
for, but urge readers 10 procure the e work
alluded to- and in il they will find many of the ideas put
FORTH and much that is useful for ihom 70 learn
Soroy EoGiSsov being called for begged to be
excused in consideration of the long time tina; The audi
ence had sat ateniiyely listening to other speakers
BUTT was voted that he should aud for relief TO
the fatigue of the audience refreshments We're passed
around-Iat being the IN all the meetings OF this
Club at each others houscsayoling the labor o: giving
regular supper, to allow the women OF the family
participate in the business and listen 10 the CONVERSE
ton q the members.
Mr. RoBIvsoS said-That h,s position reminded him Of
his hoyhood when he used rake after the cart Then
they used to use forked stick az best ptchiorA
with two short clumsy iron tines which len plenty OF
scatterirgs now with the improved farm implements,
which thew here to discuss the three or four tined
Vchork is in and Il has CLEANED the hay that but
little was left for him. However, quitting the rake and
pchork he took hold o; the pOw, calling attention 10
very antiquated specimens perched upon stump,
such a he had followed many day, ami better han the
one in the Crystal Palace used by Roger Sherman he con
irastcd these with others of an improved pattern exhibited
on the lawn and yet notwithstanding the Improvement
he did believe that one half OF those present knew
how 10 pow. if they did they would not pillow hese hills
up ard dowr-they would not try To raise crop
upon lsnd plowed only four inches deep, or try to
get plow for all work. lie dwell upon the
necessity of finding By analysis and experiment what
the land all around needed 10 rid il OF the great
pest OF farmers the white daisy. He alluded to the al
sole crop raised for sale in that neshbOrhoot being
milk sent dow the Harlem Road and assured farmers
that unless they did something the phosphst-s
that they would and 10y find that they hal been selling
shncs nj three piece in every quart Of milk cent
TO the CITY This loss he restored, and the land kept
good and profitable and the largely increased
production and acOt milk continued, by using little Oi
the money 10 buy guano, bone dust, superphosPhse,
sulIhatc OF lime, carbonate OF lime, salt Nc.
Finally after listening patiently to the several speakers
ahOu four hours all parties went % view the garden and
look at The operation of one of ketchums moving ma
ehiuts rcvOg ing horse rake. and two Ofderen patterns
wire tceth horse rakes wouned or wheels upon which
the driver rides.
One Of SrlwouRs grain drills was exhibited by Henry
KrriER of South >aem who took the trouble TO bring
over some eight miles because many in that negborhood
had such machine, and could not believe it
20 operate IN stony ground, but were soon con
vince after seeing II.
Nj. DrcAISsoS exhibited broad east sowing machine,
for grain pa er which seen, as were several OF
the improved implements present, for the first time by
many Of these men who think themselves almos perfect
tanners.
The operation of The mbsoil pow was also exhibited,
and looked upon by the majority for the first time a.
understand there but two in the township, and
neither of those OF the latest improved pattern
The OCCASION upon the whole is think that will
be long remembered pleasant social meeting OF neigh
-,
ard valuable the time OF farmers have
to regret having spent half day in the requirement of
ideas which if acted upon will be o. much benefit
10 thcrn In all their occnpatOns Of life