New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

tiled is 10 cosx her, Psisrce sad perseverance W
generally overcome the dific ulty ard ef-c. cls.
have seen cows that had been trained to being fed
whe0 milk ed until they would only give down waer
brbed to do Swapping Up tee fore les OF COW
with strap slipped over the ben, knee 30 tina. she
csnnot ws!h until nilke5. will sometimes cause her
refractory disposition 70 dry up.
Prof NAsH-lf q COW will not give down by gentle
Iess il is no use 10 Try 20 AXE her DO IT,
Ren0ra;ing Old L1ad-prof. MaPEs-I bslisve al
lands that have been fertile capable Of bsing
made productive sgsin. They are Only exhausted of
sCme Of the constituents Of plants Water always
contains caIbonc acid and this Is solvent OF NOR
garlic substsIces. The green sand particles OF the
green card mari have q very strong dec1mposicg
power, ar that IS one Of the reasons Why It Is b'ned
cia-it dissolves other substances that plants feed
upon. II you abstract al the pats OF SOIL that pro-
duce p'suts it could not be restored, but that Gao
hardly be tie case while the earth down TO the cen
ter is stOre-hOuse II the primaries OF all plants and
animals. Now what is necessary to fit these con'ti
tuens for the Of plants for that is what Is wanted
to restore what is called WORKOUT soil to fertility
again. When plant decays and goes bsck into the
foil bat coil il prepared 10 produce new order of
plants and 90 they go on toward perfection. Origin
shy the land produced only mosses and lcheus. Toe
beet TO render worn outsnd fertile IS by under
draining not alone to drain but 10 aerate the col and
allow ust water enough 10 decompose the constituents
for the Of growing plants In England there is not
fed that has been under drained that has not been
doubled in value, and 80 it can be here. So that
one cen say he cannot afford to upderdraiu soilto
be renovated must be mechanically prepared before
anything added can be fully beneficial. Land will
improve more while growing crop than In naked
fsow if that crop is supplied with the proper psbu.
lum of the crop. The very things added to the sod
to benefit one crop, cause that to add to the fu-
ty Of the soil for another. Whatever is true in Egg
land of understanding and sub.soiled laod is true
here ard state it as fact, that orehali the usual
quantity of manure upon drained land will
be Of more benefit than the whole qusnsiiy upon
lard in its natural, wet condition. No under-dreined
ard subsosd field ever suffers with drout6, o., rans
out of grass The air passes through the drains
al col is Invested CT all it's anmoniac gases and
thus adds fertility to the coil All mineral substsnces
whether cabons Of lime, phosphate Of lme sui.
phste Of lime, potash, soda salt other constituents
Of plants are valuable proper ion to the sourcs from
whence they are derived. The higher the orgsnizs-
ton Of animal or plant the more valuable the mineral
obtained. The nj neral phosphate rock which gives
by analysis the same results as cacined bones, is
worthless for manure, and quantity of carbonate Of
lime from the pure limestone given to field equal to
two per cent of the soil would render barron, while
forty per cent Of the mineral exactly according
to analy els is extremely fertile The is, hiss
undergone any change since its deposit and the
other has passed through long course Of organized
life