Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-07

own county or the county Of But
Ter Ohio, who advertised that
they would furnish the plants,
prepare the ground, set them out,
cultivate them, and furnish you
a fence proof against the morals
Of any kind Of stock for so IL
cents per rod, tnis for 40 rods
would give $50, and when every
item is carefully footed up, per-
haps this amount will not prove
to be much above the maximum
cost of hedges. But to particu-
larize- The plants will cost from
50, 30 to So, 90 per NJ, the farmer
may raise them for less, but we
viii say $500 as the maximum
price; 40 rods gives 1854 plants
Eve inches apart, this viii give a
t;or o = The then - nrerare the
wv sss Ia sat thsn, p,t nth that
e.s 49, : sscsss. =, - J, insure
sheir growing. we will put at 20
cents per rod, including the first
t. AZ : = re~t fbrse vesrs Wa viii
mt - ihs cost At 80 90 ner wear.
ttb,,s viii 1--WE von = hedge four
wears old It . cost of e1875 for
}ortv r "a : and here wa win ston
our csIculat;ons sunnosino that
from This time e3rvsrd Il will re-
on;re M more attention than q
rail- or board fence. and if any
imagine that they can raise a
hedge at a less cost than the
above figures show. be assured VIC
win not ouarrel about il. Attic
This MART Of the subject Is sueges
tive Of more than has been said
NO shall here dismiss il. an(
|sav something about preparing
The ground. Che dressing Of thl
'lhedee. and such other matters al
|are properly connected Herewith
and Is doing this for the want 0
experience ourselves in the case
We win give an extract from th,
I Patent Office Report. of 1854
furnished Inv James M. Grew. Q
! DAYTON. Ohio. and We shall eiiy
liz inst n his own words.
sspronorato ! .st.;no . bedo
A. ...stss sk:,,,5 10 tboro,,e,bI
h- ,o e, ,,n,o o tbs dsntb offs q
liz ;ncbes = Tho lands he;no >
,a.st tan ssat w;da Rv seft;n
-. r,snts n The carira If III
'lisn Ian there would ba left snace
6ra foot v;de N zach side T. On,
t;r.ts WLsn the bsdoo i 70 4
e. sScnc tba s;t -. IF sr old fsnc
tbs stte, 81. sbonld be 70, removed n
49,, ss 'r s,s',;o,,s srd tho Land hro,re
: m and r,If;vated After n
.,ronrd hos hesn 6,llv nrenare,
fbs rov should ba staked off an
L Fine strstched along 4 /
!; work bv. The holes for insertip
81. v,l.,ts sb,o,ld ho n,odo With
1920 ;ron t~elv W inches
iercth and tbrea and one ba
Inches IN d;ameter At the to
-;tb . soclet into which. i ;nse
I ed = bordls. With : min At 4
Q tcn of fbe SOCKET e. hear II
3 Sdt nror ~ n f.rc;no fbs instr,
: ment ;rto the oround IN maxim
: 49, ho,ss Ths e holes sbonIa J
3 s;~ht inches 1we thin th;nt five ar
o,,y c.,crlss;on s hssod an 6v,
snsrt Into , which the nlants sho
- ;,s.~tsd ohout on inch deen
Z ts.r thss, go, , - ths r,,rssr rvr I
Q Tr;s ha;1o e dors ths s oorth sbo
Fl h. we'll hacked around v a. t h ROOT roo
g Nsrt comes the onerat;on Of q,
Q r;sst i hos;no rIov;nr' Sc ri
( snacss e On hoth s;dss of The bed,
y rsr',;ra thoro,,oh crlt;vst;on :,
9 Lsrt clear &c erass and weeds 4
,;rr ths sssson No stocr sbo
!, be- allowed in the enclosure whe
= the hedge Is set until after bg
|. = vest, and not even then If it {,
!. be avoided. After the first We,
!, the hedge viii be sufficiently !
4 bust to protect itself. The ne
y