New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 70, 1855

being 6rer win act with greater facility, and require
much smaller quantities, ~ il contains some OF the
most valuable constituents of gpsno, and viii bear
transportation, s. it be kept any length Of tine
We have no doubt that many OF the products OF The
sea which are worthless in a crude state, could De
manufactured into valuable fertilizers 81 an expense
within reach Of farmers, and stin profitable 70 lie
nan afaetgrrs.
GRAPEs-Reaier, did you ever plant vI1e Two
wears ago planted four IsabeTss. snd now they sTs
Ioaded with rich profusion Of fruit, aud present
pleasing and most CRAFTY ing appearance; splendid
bunehes Which viii weigh nearly one pound, now
banging upon the vIes already in purple hues which
smost opt all beholders e regsle themselves with
this eesirsbl fait before Il hss iauy attained rs
periec' Srd susysrea sweetness
Iht &c vines are the aamlrauon Oi AZ VIC nave rel
them, and simply prove tast be occupaa. oil eNe.V
house in our City, Il he bat the disposilon, niSh'
gov more of this delightful Eut tnAo as fanny
could consume.
IpAnted these yves at an expense Of 81 % ard arose
hour earlier 10 ne morning when hey requires
attention. On wax days the sOaosuis we're saved
and applied "a Their roots Last tAl TWO oarTeis OF
blood were ootsoed ruri the butcher, trench dug
around the roots, the blood poured n and covered
no. which hiss been II h food for them ever siEce.
Now for he result: Last year gathered over 20 los
of Crapes EQUAL 20 Uuderhus worth 80 ny n ally
lsd per lb-S5 62l From aea-rfu' estimate by coun'-
il. the bunrhes Of the presen, crcp, viii amount
10 over 300 10 last years prices, worth $50 s-iO0.
Nv ward il 90 By 40 feet beside these vines, t COZ
ains four apricot trees, peach, dwarf psars, Law
ton blscs berries and he usual varieties OF dowers,
rose bushes, &c. Who would not b. wiling 70
be called enthusiast, as pave beel tor dev0'ing
N, mon ngs before breakfast N cul-vsunc .hese
frufs Who csu show small ward M or cry
better cultivated and wno, after reaGng these Sta
tisi es, will nor 20 and plant VICE. As AMATEUR
HARVESTING Corn - People anxious abou,
the Crops and with good reason, for scarcity and
high prices bear with crushing weigh upon multi
.udes OF men, women and children. We may talk
and speculate t. great purpose but there is enc
field Of effort demanding immediate attention. mean
the COrn.feld Comparatively Il mates little how
the market stands FOR Extra Geuesee' but the food
for the million il 10 be looked after. Iraan Corn as
healrhnl and nutritious arlce o. food IA scarcely
secondary 10 wheat itself and estimated oy the
amount consumed and The variety Of purposes L suo-
serves it il ihcomparaby our mOst valuable crop.
More than any other suffers from waste and neglect
il harvesting.
The first great error il in letting L staud too long
before cu,tiDg it. No matter whether 10 Il; 70 out
or not BE- sure AID cuI before hard tosts cone aud
we should watch the indications Of their coming with
q greatest care. Corn untouched wtn frost. houg q
but slightly glazed If cur and aid even a. Lac butts,
bound firm sud SET up IN small sacks Vel bound
a0ou, the tope viii geceraly npen up ana arden and
be very valuable beth for grain ard s'alks. Corn
should never be 6rswns of and set upon grass, nor
should be put adv place where there IL not tree
circulation Of air Il will stand better If SCI Ia the neld
where Il grew than sul after it has been loaded add
uucacsd. Cor th's year is late, snd j. vii not do %
Eaii tor II IN riyen After severe 'rosi ds ss0 Is
ylIated ara i; difficult TO sithes the corn O.
sIalks. Lsst gesr, when | cur ny corr there were
many soft ears, but husl5d them ant spread ,he,E
-iin in dry, airy place, snd oil made good, sweet
corn IL % grind. Let farmers make al necessary ar
range rents Tor helo and harvest t1er coru without
DELAY, and take good cere Of H. stalks and all.
II is q crime 10 let Any mig 20 20 waste There Is
negligence very eommoD il our management OF he
corn crop. which there many reasons iCf hoping
will rot this year pc allowed 20 oxst
Pearl creek, " l., Aug. 81, 1850 hUGH = BROOKS
How Much SEED DO FARMERS PUr On Ak AcRE -
AZ the time fer seeding draws nesr Il msy not be IN
appropriate 70 ask the ques ION: How mach seed DC
tanners use or rather Eass for Il my opinion THAI
nearly one-haf o; The seed wceat IS dead oss.
The following tab~ prepared IA care, will give a.
idea, and may lead TO some good if properly studied
Il should be promised however, that acre contains
a. 500 square feet snd $40 square yards. The bo-
lowing aole shows the number u grains Gown upos
an acre and upon the fooi and yard: