New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03
.ge,g.o-21 Daily grI3~)'e,
4 NEI- EN1LAND ICE-STACK, or COMFORT
FOR July.

rnay seem a work OF rerosaion 10 add anything
10 tie coouoss of the and II IS certainly coo enough
of itself in all co.scenee Nevertheless we shall ven
ure 10 predc. that OF readers may Ike TO kno"
Little obou; lee and briefly, how s obtained and perhaps
If thew live at the South may be grateful iOr ne in
formation Unlike the majority Of persons, 10 whom
warm winter very plainly piece Of good fortune TIE
ice cutter demands plentiful supply OF cold weather al
though be would Ike TO be spared from STOW. THIS last
beautiful commodity, valuable TO the farmer increases
the trouble of getting the ice In case OF thaws or heavy
rains the coating Of sometimes serves az protection
oron, the outside warmth and thus preserves liz neshoor
Nthiur can usually be so,arr, more Tranquil erd
,,t than New En- land pond in The dead OF winter and
IN the Iii, January afternoons when the trees are eafess
ard uptrred BY wind the surface OF The rec covered with
mrs p,,rodden snow neither bird animal nor in
bt the pe tsor then for the frat Line really knows the
meaning Of this Silent closely locked season Only iet an
corapy dispatched BY ice cutter make Their appear
ap.o on and about the quiet pond and instantly the scene
changes II the sp0: ever 30 solitary people ao draw
,h,,e fc curiosity or in hope Of empoyment from the
recbhor villages The roads become worn by sleds and
wagons age hobbies end youth and on the ice
We observe men work sharply Sc, to get Of and next 70
%. n, der cover much possible Of this now wholly IN
dispetsahle summer comfort
Contrary perhaps 10 the inst impression madiy
s1d raiher shallow pond makes tie oes' ICE
tbo.e that have very clear water Gnd sandy Oof
,o,,s no, freezing after such -old fashion
as The purer wafer may contain air Il this oun may
be reIt.ed ard go the ice from the beautiful Sparkling
lake i BOT 90 good for the ICE outer-that g. no. 50 ary
10 beipc usually sold b. weight as The In feTen.
ropGs and ca.es and under different anees there
viii be souetras OIL comparison difference OF I'VE POUNDS
in WEIGHT TO tie square foot OF ice which IL he aggregate
f rp i no small matte anu as ice Is exceedingly heavy
s.r OF ccurse there IS great economy n usIag lie n''t
s.,d and tie heaviest for storing and Shipping
To choose the right kind OF pond then as oaa e O-
f. vsste absolutely good for nothing or one 'ns VI"
,nord sufficient supply OF good solid, merelanaoe Zee
i important and the time requires iae' ana eA
renee only select good Ice bit M eddhoh 70 se'
oG In mild season the ice merchant very pass.
blv NAV no. be able 10 rely FOR his us1N supply
rr,n tie locality he has selected Tor his ice houses
Ia ponds may te 100 much exposed - high "'hds TOO
rear The sea coast or they may be TOO age The inaehe
n po, west and other powerful lta OF CIR upon
de suffice or tie ecton OF the elscFy WIND non iA'
ainav,Iy uojrate sealon may rot The i'e Or oss "
fpish - solLty b,iofe the Leas,s have becn -ci
lie thcn gees ba.k IN tho county s-le g S'D'
I'm low pond rau muddy, perbaph WIN 90
,rtt Of romo size tLai has blcn early .ro-eh an1 "
,.rle5 end n licrld sJusVha. from ,he w.ad' i -
Glands m The pond VIII DO harm ~. Il ihey "-c'
c,rfrsc, t,y srs as binds al suPposs 10 tho ''' -
r.vtctic u.au.i knovn that he vii produce -'o q,
In 10 ..,. vho.c uo.on cas b. coiiy n-l-1''u an
,,,,.iy,d Ia 10 naa.d eye Ars H1as az l''
.,t.ou, sb.rt that hare are weil kn3Ne ana 'e ~