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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-07
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper cOIdage,
Roofing Material, sc.

Wood and Willow Ware, Paper coIdage,
Roofing Material, sc.
wOOD WARE.
9nn pkgs cov'd Ru k'ts; 81 doz 3 nd Boxes;
$50 dozen "a Bsus; 30' Htmes;
200 n SITS Tubs, pain ed; 2h' nc Wa-h Boards;
us uoE Warn. he'd and f1rer $40 pw X lies;
Ho1p Buck-ts. In urs.s White inc TuhB;
81 O00 So g. Handles: IS 600 Fishing Poles,
IS ,ioz white eIar Bucket 800 -s,' Ell La Kegs;
300 oE Tar q ns 0 'ioz C~d tr CSn>;
800 kgs Halt Rush. Nea.ur~ N-st eoxe+, v,rnish'd
z doz Pine huns ssso'te 30 : Painted Tubs az
p a. 3 Te'a K -i9rS
100 nests VIII ts dar Tabs; LIS Well ckets assted.
BN~ ET WARE.
2oo Will Wagons, amO" nests Iie man Market do.
l5l exIra; 30 " Clothes ho;
80 Carts, commo"; % .'or Feed n kets, in store
so ex AL top N TO arriyr;
IS umpire Obs 20 'cEen assorted Market
. WIDOW Cra..les; Rsskrts
100 ~1tra {" iOz Child en-, Rattan and
15O dos.n willow and RstisI Willow char;
Pick Bsssef,; doE As 'fel on chAirr,
Rattan aud Willow, very ic md coolf r sunni
Also Clio. Han pc import ted 'ancy Basket "nrk Fruit
and Flower etsn1-. Also-Wilcw W.rs made to o. deI.
Fanny G1ODS.
90 dog =eath.r pu>trr: rrOO b.'es Alicanr Mats;
5'B Ssed Shce B ushes; S. lutte Hsrk and skeleton
q Rocking Horse; Is doI Toy Al Pts OILS.
C"KDAGE, TWINI.S, Ac.
1'ecais X md n il ch Man Ia Rope 90 II;
16cols h J. . nCh d. do, s.s,rei;
25 els B.i Cord AID Piuw L'n- Nanil1,
s5h 'ioz CnSton los Lines and Red Cord
mo doE Hemp Re 'ords; ,lns ales Carpet Chain;
| ,O6 bs iirOOm sine emp; 1 5H It Wool Cwine,
$40 It's az " - SUu 5 Seine rwLe;
I bales Biting; lS' re- IL Hemp Picking;
p 4" c&n : IS cJs Tarred Eope
i5O " Wrap my Twine; 1.U JuIe Role;
Paper.
1,5O bun lies (Frnnd) 1angermsh's Wrapping Paper
SDd Nc re.ur's do do;
900 resns LnckIsnd do do;
81 cams Tea Pane Is reamS Shoe Paper;
$1,000 ID. Roofing do dry UrO los RoOhns satn'ted;
GANDLtS. sc.
Star Can les Lard Oil. Opt Ca dies, steSrine Candles,
Ntarch, German -Otr, a.
WERE WORK.
Selves, Rides Sand and Linn Screens assorted.
CEDAR EAs CJ.TS,
assorted siEes Of be-t gus tiles. in lots to suit
AL o. Bench Screws. in half dz-n packages In lot'.
N"cd Gas, urry UuIDbs Cards. crashes Tacks,
IVets, &c.
IRUN B0END KEGS,
full stock, flr Druggists and Liquor Deal
RS USE, n-tantly Oh ha' d.
sHURNS.
ice Churus IL o. 90 inch Red dar do 16 is q % do
erdr do I6 is 20 22 d. ala I'd g. u 40
irass Hoop DO - e ,arvl d. 16, 49, p, p do
Oiled Root, BLACK T,p and Blre do:
Steam Bent lOp ila' K Top:
For lie By S. NJ BARSETT,
yl4 co Walnut ant Front C.i cinhsti, q
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations.
nELMHoLnT HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
.ElARlINl lLNLAL XIRhGT RTEHT.

FoF diseases 81 tho Bladder aud Kidueys, Secret
Diseases, siFleturos, Ncaknessrs. nno 40 dee
cnses OF The srNnal offaha, whether "a male
or female. from whaicyersnu ihey mas nave
originated, and ne lnniicr " how loHr sinnd-
Ing.
" Won have contracted ihc terrible ,.lseaso
which, whou seated ln iheryslem. viii surely 40
down from one eenerpion 10 another. unaogni.
ming thf constitution, nllt gnpping tue NCri vital
nrida 81 lue Do not trust onfsaf In iho hands at
onncks, who stnft up cvr} day Ia a ely Ike this
and nll th1 papers with curing lalsobooa
too well calculated 20 deceive me young. and
those not acquainted lih their TICKS You can-
not be 300 careful ~ The SELECTION ofa romod, 20
thosu eases.
Tho Fluid extract luehu has been pronounced
by eminent lASeltana abe Trenir.i fcnody Gees
known. iiis medicine perfectly pleasant ln 10
taste. nnd very iuhucuui in ga action lad yet a.
thorough that u aulihiiafos utey particle ~ fhe
rank aud poisonous flfns ~ thla dreadful disease.
sud, unlike ether remedies doos noi DIS up lhe
dlsouao ln the blood.
const ailonl neblll,s, brought on 4. self
abnse, a most iarrlble disease, which bins brourh
thousands 20 uutlmelt graves, thua blasting thl
brilliant hopes OF parents. AID hlEhtng Ia ih.
mld tho glorloia ambition ~ mnny nanio youth
can bo cured b this lnfAllbu Kennedy, and asi
medicine which muat bcnoht ever body, from thl
simply dclleaiu 20 thu confined md despparin.
invalid. no equals 10 be- found ncilng both 81
Cure and Preventive.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
m VALLEY Hg

alty years ago, by John GiIky,
Who lived on the bank Of Neshan-
mock creek, Ia Mercer county,
Pa. The name Gilky, therefore,
Is the most appropriate. 1t is
oblong- Aattish In shape; color,
duh white with purple markings
round the eyes, sometimes show
ing the same coloring more or
less on other parts. The flesh
dull white, with sometimes u
purplish tinge running In streak |
round near the outside. It is
what might be called second ear
ly." When in perfection its
quality Is good, being mealy and
we'll favored. II is not a very
solid potato; is sometimes hollow,
at the centre. and Its texture Isl
more open than that Of some 9TH
or kinds. II has been a popular
variety in market; but from being
subject to rot In a greater degree
than many others, has been less
cultivated for a Few years past.
CARrER.-We are unable to
say where this originated. It's
shape Is oblong-round; colorwhite;
flesh delicately white, Quality
FIRST rate, being highly farinac-
eous and Of unexceptionable fla
vor No potato Is so universally
liked on the table as this. But
| il has been even more liable to
lrot than the GiIky, and its culti-
| walton has been much diminished
on this account. During the last
two seasons, however, 1t has done
better in many places, aud is now
to be had in our market Of very
! fine quality. But except on soils
which have been proved to be
particularly adapted to It, we
would not think it safe to risk
planting It largely.
i PEAcfr-BLow.--Synonyms--
Sand-lake, Western red, Ken
lucky red. This variety, whose
origin Is unknown to us, has been
livery extensively cultivated OIL
late on account Of its hardy and
productive habit, and general ex'
emption from rot. It's shape i
slightly oblong-natish; eyes rath'
or indented; color light red; flesh
yellowish; texture very solid
yielding a large amount Of starch
quality second rate -about equa
to any -1eshed kind. II i
mealy, but inclined to be- a little
} strong In flavor. Like otho
very starchy kinds, 1t requires
J much time, comparatively in COO
} king. II keeps late IN the seas
! on. II has been one Of the mos
: profitable kinds raised during tn
. prevalence Of tho rot, on acccun
: Of tho certainty Of the crop, an'
: It's sounduess, although II bring
a loss price than some kinds
? Ripens late. Many Seeding
: have been lately raised from thi
. variety, tho most valuable q
! which Is Davis's.
Il Aftsr al. We believe tina. judy
hocarsy's plan Of covering shem wit
ssrsw about Q inches deep. and the
: lsssag them alone until they are ripe
: tho best plan. This Ia the time
y plant Ep. An.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
ne TREE IN WINTER
ri JeU w. Bupga.

From De Ion wtldz no wild berd himz
Riujupon de winiri ar;
desolem trsz liftnp dqr linz
Ljk q reft na(on oferip prar.
dar teqcrz DAT Nv lernd tn luy;
hoz left buk Oft hav red;
dqr linz pont tn de wurld abuv
dar r6ts pont TIA de wurld OATS dcd !;
@, solom Dot dc wldz so lom
In winter, and in sprip so Car,
Hold In oar TRUNKS for dc unborn;
sitiz, and fps, and kofinz dar!
Hsrrdt kIasps rdt trhst dc wud,
And branc entwinz wild brunq abuv I;
So hand JONI hand in bruderhud,
And hort JONI kindred hqrts In luy.
Godiz Ladiz Bulk
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
HELMHOLD'S Highly CONCENTRATES
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
chpgApAHTI.T.

Per purifying The blood, removing nil di,oascs
arising from ekeasa ~ Mercury, exp0suft sad
imprupcnce and In life. chronic cohsisiuiOaai
disease. arising from an lmpufO stats Of blood f,
and mo only reliable uad cn1ciual known
remedy fof The cufo of hcf0ln,a. hall Rhegm
ScAld Head, uieefatiuns 81 tho nonct, Ietler,
fimplea on The face, aud OH eeali erupilops 90
The skin.
This article y now prescribed b, homn VI lae
most distinguished phyylclans Ia teo countf3
and has proved more efficient in pfncilrn than
any preparation Of shruagrllla ytt offered 10 ihe
public. Several cases ~ secondary hphihs,
Moreunal and hercfssous diseased have entirely
recovered In NE incurabio wards ol our pul,lis
lnnt llu lions which had lofunny yeala resisted og-
ory mode OF treatment thGl could DO doglscd. ~
inry effects ~ LUIS medicine Ia arlestnr some ol
the most inyeternc diseases, after .ho Eiauda
were destroyed, and The bones already aacrina, =
kOrlon.--Leiicfa nom responsible phys|clan,
aud Professors ofeotofaf Medical Colletoa. and
certificates OF curos from patcnis VA b. found
accompanying both preparations
pnicfs, Flud Extract of hnehu. 81 per h9lilu
- sar.sparliia D..
oqvalln, strength Ga ono gallon Of N,rud Of kar
Prepared and sold By u. q. uEfMuOLf
Chamlsi, 500 Chespat street. noof tee clfhr'
no nt liADOP
John ". MOODY.
ntooh willie,
ind.
Aud Of Druggists aud uenlefs.
an letters dlfuctsdl 10 tho pfopfl4iuf nf pfen
receive Immediate attention.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

Profit per acre. .............Ssi,b0
The above cannot DO relied up
on for all time TO come, for brooms
have been high during the last
three years, higher than they will
range for some time TO come. besides
my land produces more than m aver.
age crop. four hundred brooms being
counted full average per acre
SKID 0oop roa STOCK.
The expense OF seraplng of the
seed have not taken inIo tho account.
rs the seed Is usually worth the pcra.
ping.
II weighs about forly.dse pounds "a
the bushel. when well cleaned. and ID
excellent feed for sheep. and when
ground. Is valuable for stock. horses.
hogs, etc., and yields about twenty
bushels 10 the acre,
vIneennes, Ind
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
wRlaHrs TONIC s, kyEzRIIyEvzR AND AouE
rs A MEYER FAILING REaHDY

IL A NEfIh fAlLlho REMEDY.
THIS preparation being entirely n Vegetable pro.
ducuon, IL effects upon the system are highly
lutary, Improving the general health and lnviror-
atlnR The consultation. " ~ CERTAIN AND nkfs
kEnroy. pefsoi residing IN Fever and Ague
districts can be eneetvnlly projected from an 40.
tack ~ ocrn sionnlly taking small qunntify Of
us mixture. Where u "a once tried, aud ~ yir.
tues thus become known, " superiority over ol-
cry csacr medicin isso apparent that The public
no longer hesitate what remedy 20 employ. Ia
cases ofChliis and fefura, Tho euro Is HffncTuAt;
Tho ckusn u removed and there n no return OF
paroxlsm. In cnses % debility mis- mixture has
been found q m0st enienclous and speedy remedy
restoring the tone OF tho stomach and bfhclnr the
nervous system generally.
Tho rapid sale OF this medicine. ~ universal
and snrpnninK efficacy whore n u used, ntlualod 81
tho numerous certificates which wo are constantly
fcccifiug warrant ~ iH asserting u has 40 SQUAT
bofo,o The public. PETER n. WRIGHT a &C.,
Importers, Jhemisth and Whoicsala Druggists,
sfi Marketat., l'hladolphln. Pa.
Tobn had % Druggists aud merchanisrci orally.
for sale BY
NV. IlAsfs,J. " Moopv asd D. o. Drnois.
81.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

Ccrtihcttciiom u. l.. Starr.
have known Mr.. Forsha'e Altera.
tive Balm to perform very cxtraor
binary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
used Il upon one occasion. cxtor-
nally. with good effect. | believe II
TO be perfectly safe and eflicaoious
remedy to be usedin many complaints.
ID. l.. STARR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16


This is 10 certify that in the summer
OF is4s, ! became 80 very lame and
weak In my back, occasioned by M
that could not slt down or get du'
without holding on to some object. !
was advised 10 try Mr.. Foisha's Altcra-
tive Balm. by bathing II six or eight
times, my, hack was perfectly rcstorcdi
and ! have felt no symptom OF ita return
since.
My wife, also, has used II foe Rhcu.
matte pains, headache and toothache
with very beneficial results.
IL. YEAKLE.
Dec. ist. iSae.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16


A Certificate from the Rev. J. ID. Finley
Cineinsati, March 9TH. 1879.
Dr., forsha--'fhIsls the frat time In my
long life that have given my name In
recommendation Of any medicine, asa gon,
eral remedy. though have often been solicit
tod have used yonr Alternative Balm Cor
nearly two years. first, for the rheumatism
Ia my hip aud knes. Of which was nearly a
cripple. then for very severe braIses on two OF
my family thea n violent attack ofdIarfhaea
ON myseIfi then for inflammation, for burns
bruises, and for very severe case or siIa
mock. brought on by violent cold, aud a
think have had full proof Of i,s medical
properties, In n gieat many ofthe diseases for
which You recommend II. aud have no,
found II 20 fall In even one Of them. Sun. /
pc notsay that it's an inIallIble cure, yet
Is my sober conviction. that II IL tho be,
compound Tor these remedies for which u ia
recommended, that have ever tired, s,d
have tried many will not. II | can pro
cure u. be without II In my family Tor any
consideration. IIoplng that you will sill
continue to compound II honestly and that Il
may relieve thousands Of sufferers, most
heartily recommend II TO my fcllow.cItirenr
a m'st excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, aiieoiIouaiely,
4. n. FINLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

Wholesale Depot. att. g. C. Rcak-
hlrt's, No. 81 Pearl VI. Gin.
DR.. 3. w. Forsha, Drug Store, No
side OF Fifth vt, 2 doors east of Smith
Gin. O.
For sale at r. Tynsr's, ID. Price a.
Sons, LInck g. Farquhar's.Dr. Moody's
and nr. Hailes. BIeokville. Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

As soon as the seed begins to
pass from the dough to the hard
state, which in this climate is us
ually about the middle Of Aug
ust, it should be harvested, as the
brush is tougher, and ofa bright
er color then, than If left longer
In the field.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
MODE OF HARVESTING.

The process Of harvesting is
commenced by breaking two rows
together, and lappihg them n
cross each other, alta hight of n
bout three feet, so us to form n
table, on which TO lay the brush
when drying. The haryestcrs
then pass along, between these
tables, and with a sharp knife in
one hand, cut the stalk about six
inches below the brush, while the
upper hand holds the stalk in
such n manner Us to allow the up
per leaf TO slide of the stalk
when cut. The brush is then
laid on the table TO dry, and If
the weather is favorable, it will
be fit to put away in two or three
days For this purpose II my
be bound in bundles, Of conven-
lent size, but should be kept very
straight, for convenience in scra-
ping of the seed This is done
by means Of n small horse power
attached ton cylinder, similar to
n throshing machine, only the
teeth are four or five inches long
The brush is then ready for tn,
workman, and so long us our corn
try is blessed with tidy hcusekee
pers, we expect to see the broom
makera iavorite With them, anl
his ware find u ready market
nxrEssE AND Pnorir PER ACRE.
| find the expense and prof
per acre nearly as follows
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
PHILADELPHIA.
" RICHES

AND AGUE MIXTURE,
For Chiils and Fspers, Rcmiitof and
Intermittent Fevers. and General De-
bififD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
fFrom the Ohio Farmer.
THE CULTIVATION ~ nnO0sr-
CONN.,
ns q. BURNETT.
NJ .. nuRsEr'


Having been oultivating broom
corn, With tolorable success will
give your readers the benefit OF
my experience as some OF them
may DO induced totry u, and as
the prospect for u high price OF
corn seems rather dull Mt prcsent.
;, 20. soII.
ANY SOIL tnat VII produce goco
corn, WIN grow broom corn, ano
tno!e u no uan8oF OF sotuhg the
,a1d too ron; yet twiII make =
!o'esap'o crop on mooera.e'y gooo
land but would DO a failure on
poor mno' suon as wouio notpro'
duce common corn.
PREPARATION on rnx GROUND AND
r.As1'So,
Inc ground snoa'd 90 prepared
as LOT planning corn oeep plowed'
narrowed WE'LL ana marked each
way the ro"s pelng ABOUT tnree
I s,, apar, part, ! nave planted N
orl'is, making inc lows three ano
= nan 'eet apart ana the stalks
tnreo Incuob hpart IN the Town, py
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
CINCINNATI.
DIR. F0RSHA's
Alternative Balm,
"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER
NAL USE.

NAL USE.
This balm is warranted TO re
lieve all Rheumatisms, Strains in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
N, ok, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the head,
Stor: CHI, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
Tie reason why this balm reaches ali thes
cases IL because Il reduces inflammation, and
ruosou he secretious and nervous system
Into action. This power is owing TO the
peculiar combination. Of medical properties
without their belng neu,rallzed. The medi,
cine II perfecifnlly safe. not containing ans
deadl, poison, OF mineral. Il will, " use'
freely. act Immediately upon the liver. an'
all other mcreeiIvc organs
Head the following Certificates.
Certlfcaic Of DR.. J. II. Jordan, late Rcslden
Physician Oithe Fourth Stree, Cholera Hos
pllal.
| can cheerfulIy recommeno the AIiefniiv
BALM to the publieknowIng as ] do, that u !
an excellent article. ! used II with goo
effect la Cholsra. during my late connection
with the Fourth ST., Cholera IIospi,a 10 TIL
city, Ia case of cramps oaius Ia 4
stomach aud bowels. also used tin u oas
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with lhr hap
piesi effect. From my knowledge Gifts VIZ
ueu, la the above diseases and others, 1
which have used Il, have no hesitancy !
pronouncInr n superior to any medIein
hitherto offered to The public with which
have become acquainted, aud would chee
fully recommend u 10 the public.
]. II. JORDAN, VI.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
TO PREPARE rHE sEKD.

To prepare the seed for plant
ing, it may be placed in a barrel
say a bushel at a time--then
chopped with u spade or shovel,
until the seeds are all separated,
after which pass it through the
fanning-mill, and il is ready for
planting.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

~ tHb thtsiAt
This IL TO certify that, IN June last, wal.
attacked with the AslatIc cholefal aud was
soon, ~ my physician states In collapsed
state. ! had remained In this state some Two
hours, when my physician informed my Nm.
I, aud friends that could not possibly b =.
and strictly forbid my wife permitting an,
QUE giving mo any medicine or nouf,shmrnt
whatever, az II would only hasten my death
A. this timeMr. fofsha came 10 Soc me, and
broush, with hlms bottle containing lour
ounces Of his Alternative balm, and asked
permission Of my vile 10 use u on me, ~ he
though, II would l1mediataly give eape
waa Immediately applied, aud In less than ton
minutes was stored. aud was 10 warm
perspIfu,loa, prior 10 which time my sstIeml'
lIss were eeld. olammy sweat was on my
face ard head. After the use Of two other
hotties " the same InedIcIne. ! was snlIfsl,
llsyed o. all distress. aud In faw days was
restore 10 health.
wsuld most aneeffally and heartily rec
omIaepd this BALM 10 all wao are afflicted
Ia similar way have also used II IL
other difeasea. aud have found IL a mos
excellent remedy ! do not think u can b.
f..hl.ll.. ...........I
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

1t may be planted as soon as
the ground can be prepared in the
spring, or 1t may be deferred until
quite too late for other spring
crops, but | prefer planting from
the first to the middle of May.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
HENRY FALLS,

WHOLESALE AND REtktL
% A RIPE + w a r i II 0 u 5 Il /,
30. ~ Rasi Fourth street, between Main aud Rye
nmoro Streets, Cincinnati, o.. -.
~ NOW kkCkfViNG LARGE STOCK OF
4 Enellsh nnd American Carpets, Curtain Goods,
on Cloths. sc. Ae, f0r tho ihn trade, 10 which ne
respeetnli, nsites the attention OF the public
Sep II i,r-par
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

lar to Indian corn, but IS not as
|precarious \ crop
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

Aud Of Druggists AND ueniefa.
Az letters directed 10 tho pfopfl4ioi nf pErni
receive Immediate attention.
lunathats.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

ny 800 brooms 90 80 per dos. ioa.oo
Deduct making and matorIal.,.. ba.00
balance ....s..s ..s.ss.sss..ss os,Oo
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-08-22
LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor.


give 'nsr a''en''on IN autumn 70 hs P''
er,anon o' "ir quAn''''e" 0, e''ea'a
i,a,'' 70. consumption Is regu'at ai'V''
y D''', r,. 'as % N, 49, '"s 'On0" o. 80 :.
n,.,, :. So " pp - ~.
m Nv -. N, w - e 80, '. ., 1S "a =,
-. ..s..s.;., -. 49,
~ -. - ... "a,
~ p0,' ' e a.O'u " w" -,
~ "u "'N
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-08-22
Remedy for the Borer.

Mn. TUCKER With your approval, the
following prescription is most respectfully
and with great pleasure dedicated, through
your valuable paper, to the New YorkState
Agricultural Society.
Sure and iotai dsstruetisn 10 the Apple,
Ounce and Peach B0rr: and at the same
time decided siimulani and safe fertilizer to
the tree. ..
Make a concave mound Of mellow earth
around the tree, rising about SIX inches
above the work Of the insects. Thorough
ly saturate this mound with strong COM
mon sal. brine, twice, at an interval Of four
weeks, at any time Of the year when the
ground il not frozen stale beef or pork
brine, in its full strength, Is just the thing.
The mound of earth holds the liquid in sus-
pension round the tree, until by capillary
attraction 1t is carried into the holes and
burrows Of the insect-where the salt is
sure destruction to every grade of this raw
aging and pestilen enemy. Vary the guam
tity Of the dose with the size Of the tree
Be cautious with small trees. Old, large
trees, three feet round, may have q pailfal
at time.
Ihave revived trees by this application
from apparent death. Apple trees, 80 years
old, with their trunks perforated very badly,
are now perfectly healthy. and their wounds
are now healing over. Two Golden Sweet
ings, s years old last June, withered and
showed signs Of death. On examination, l
found the trunks full Of borers, and more
than half the surface eaten of. made
the application twice. Both trees revived,
and made new wood the same season. This
spring, l have treated every other tree with
tho application. These trees are in bloom
and the..wounds made by the insect are rap
idly healing over. I would not now, with
out trial, recommend the application to any
other than the apple, ounce and peach.
n. s. SMITH.
Buffalo ". Y.-Country Gentleman.