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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

f,ls'e ef s1srsdstc protee. ir'ug N.,ss,'g csr.vs
iesy pave seen II as. os orliog. ssk rave :, 81
iasai.tei bghtDi1g rojs, NA-s se hA.s .l,,,- c5a.
d.moed tie prsc.ise oi salstinn, sai a =. r.ysr
s6o,.d L. We ,nsiSer ths .lnDst 81 b. :. a.
diff-rsn,y situated ard eN 1ossd "a iegAis Nssta OK
sad that security can only be s'sned ~ Ire -
.ion o, rods in su,h msrner ss - meet 'Se psi,-x
circumstances Ct each case VT a,ever they osS7 b..
No ore c.p cetec. the exposed points o. Seiihrs
ar prescribe correctly for its protecto,, sss }.
hss the reqniste scientific koovledgs ard er ros-spe
srd We gu NIT thst the urlosm success o. n,de
o. PROJECTION i complete eyieLos " tie a. e Of
cur views ard the vslGs of our experisac..
There sie many buildings 10 al parts ci tls e'sstry
With rods upon them, which sdd TO the DAGGER, snd
the ir.ulsirg of h,htrirc rcd is eQasly D,hh and
very similar 10 fastening dosn the SAFETY valve Of
steam boiler. Respectfully.
A. NJ Quincy S)N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATION or CHEMISTRY. Ey
D,uo A. WELLS A.. ~. i?no rP sIa ivisc, Il Painny.
TIE auth or OF tile work Is we'll hso~o s. olef.-
is.Se contributor 10 the esase OF popular scisocs. In
vs,iops forms he has done al excellent service IN the
work of edoc,or, BY reporting the mos; recent dis
covsries in scientific investigator sna presenting them
N lucid and comprehensive digest Ihe present
vorh devoted TO ne staten ,nt and Illustration OF the
ruduents of chemistry. lts principal fs'tures are
eesrnes. Of expression. eonieosss'on OF facts snd
brnsrg up the subjects treated OF 70 the s.es. dsss
Tie text lu-.rs,ed in several Instances by aP2ro-
.. ate wood cuts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
PLANTING WHEAT IN HILLS-SUCCESssUL
EXPERIMENT..
,rrsspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

COrrespopdsncs Of The N Y. Tribune. 49,,
ROCHESTER, Fulton Co., lad July y, 1870.
Through TIE TRIBUNE, ss coming 10 the notice OF
the greatest number of readers wish to presso; the
following matter OF vast importance 10 reged 70 the
cultivation Of wheat.
Iplented last Fall five rows Of whea', with spaces
between different lows Of three feet, two FEET, and
eighteen Inches this wss kept clean with the hoe and
the product is o. follows: Average number OF s.Ahs
from each seed, nearly 81; number Of grams to the
head, - TO lVo.
Thus if we count less than really grew, say 80 SAILS
from each grain Of seed, and - the fexest ounber Of
gratis found in any head, gst at the rate OF
over 900 iod, and ffom that to 700 connt'ns the
highest yied. From the year lSiJ TO Islj me aver
age Of wheat 10 this and parts of the adj oinog conn
ties. according to my record, was lese than eSat
bushels 10 the ace, the very best being is oasosls
Indian corn sown broadcast at the rate Of II m one "
two bushels will yield larger average, bat when
plated in our usual way produces iron :" !" ""
bushels per acre.
nv object in writing this Is to bring the face 10 the
rotice OF agrcuturists and 10 induce msny ~ pos
sbe 20 Try the experiment ON as much iaad .: they
are wiilue to experiment with. hope those wishiax
to test tie after will get the wheat 10 before t1s est
Of August lay off the ground two feet each way,
and Put four grains to each bill. ard keep 'ean h
next baryes,. Ii must be put in earyno msttsr how
scon after harvest. Tbs will give thnty .tJhs to
the square foot, sLd loi 600 grains 70 the acre;
which allow rg 500 so grains the b, she gives near
y l6 bushels TO the acre. This es.iGae correct
one based upon actual facts, and, although looks
Ike Wild calculation, will, | think prove % nesrly
conect 70 help reform our present sovenly aad eI
iisvagant mode Of wheat culture. The gIantdy oi
ietd required to plant il only iis over i've
pounds 4 put in az above described. Where my wase
stood in rows three {, ct apart, when npe tac nesd.
appeared nearly az thick together as IN . esd OF
broadcast wheat, and, instead OF being from Two 10
CHARLES BRiCKrrf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

.iasuer-We shs Do nothing Of the s)rs. We
neither know nor care where Mr. Shells subordi-
mates were seyerally born and it's of no conse-
quence. The Demo,rs. vote Of this City aud iss
vicinsge s mostly Iish, and Irishmen d, two
birds of its work at the polls. If Id,hmen are
good enough TO put Mr. Schell into ofi,e, we can't
imsgire Why they should not be considered good
enough to receive Off ,e from him in tIrn. Would
Justice" have them used az he polls aad repeed
in The distribution Of the S3aiss We should call
that Injustice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS.
Copied from our Latest Exchange Papers.

EXCITEMENT AT CAMBRIDGE, AO.-Ine seven
slaves who escaped from Dorchester County, hd, on
Saturday night week were Saturday last sfresssd IN
Csrolre County, together with white man ssmsd
Hugh IIszele.t a resident Of Dorcbessr Coansy tor
two or three years., who WAS found IN Their ooppsAy.
Tie CamJridge Democrat says;
They were all brought 10 Cambridge eL hosdsy
lsst IN the steamer Kent, under the chArbs OF tns
Sheriff ard deputy Of Caroline, and Deputy wm. u.
Grace Of this county. There wa ass<mbse1 on the
wharf laIge crowd Of persona from mo tosn enc
county; ard from the deep feeling Of IndgnNs,on
which manifested itself in the couutensnfee OF Oh pres
ent il was easily perceived that 1t was with gfeA io
bssrspoe and difficulty they were persuaded, in their
own minds. 10 keep from lynchiDg HsLlt on Tue spo,
but TIE love Of law and order prevshel, 800 70 wa
CONDUCTED 20 the si and there chained 70 tne ,of,
where he will be allowed " wait ut.n IL sSA'i DC W."
yyhs. course the law viii take In the case.
ln the course Of the evening meetin4 .. tse moe,
,esnsctsLie and influential from almost every DIS
tict in the county took place IN tas CcutnsI,s I've
" q. Grisyes vae elected Secretary. Commttee
Of three, composed Of ID. N. Henry, Elss Gnsvsid
ard j. W. Dal, esqs., was appointed, wno IepoISos
series Cf resoutofs, which were eitefesro ns".
II ttsd to the Committee, which was ts mc,sssse
tgeu,y ard authorized to report on rs1t Kosssy.
Sroy,, * E.srEpy ylRGrsIa.--A vioien. s.lrm
,ook place along the Cbesap~ake coast si iEs~st VIZ
gina on Monday afternoon, Whereby ns's ntS -.
Cen TOR, shutters were blown Of the oeidne, - 70
cpa case tie Greater palt Of the roof OF sis tne
lsyges. Lo.els was stripped, involving ios' o. t~1y
Al eSo several trees were torn up by tae feJ's Al
prev Point /. also blew very violently, DC, ~ ssn'
age wss done.
A IrsAL srRIKE.-1he lawyen Of PAps, Ny,
haze entered Tito Q written agreement, reeovnG
rnes.e Their fees, and to charge Uniform r.sss. InS
nroduo.d Intense excitement amopg thsn chssn
general cou promise Of all the suits 90 s1s s"'As'~
talked Of. 4. D
DrrRrs.lyG BERHAvEsEsr.-zM D~u
pa INTEL genor ssys that Mr.. WuiAn ss.
Tnicurn TOW rsbip has lost four out o. ssses ~
Thin few weeks BY scarlet fever ana snss tss ~
ma;n;,o ,hree were sick With u iAss rHs@J' W."
.c.-rsiS a tope Of ssving any OF them.
anurparslleied outrage upon member Cf tlo Pr
- ~ nm ittsd in Auburn on Sunday Egs- S "a
'csI EDITOR Of Tie Adrsrt!ser was seized, gtxss -
I..fsd TO lamp post, head downward wheis w.
sousd several hCuIs aftsrwaEd and rs'ssess' WIZ
tied him is rot stated.
TIE Minresot State Prison 10 70 BE- 'osa'e" -
pona. 49,. . ,,eh
Ttc proi,,s dn Ckiea CcaraJ sAys .sse W..
vein of COPPER hss been struck n Cfa"'''a W. W."
r,s,s i. ,ems talk Of s9seia se'''oa o. '"s ""
! co.slE L. g.-ls.ure'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
LIGHTNING RODS.
II II, y. i. Trib nc.

To n, rdi'oy 81 TIE V. j. T'i6 ne
Sir: The editorial remarks in The IRis1>s Oh tne
ID iIst in reference 10 Lightning rods do US ipassios
ard are ecuI..ed to create ur ia the minds o
,hoee who have our rOds upon their baldins'b no.
replied To BY Us. ,.;on
An.cIs The ruueou. c,ses Of injury BY hsatn. n.og
~. 49,, ,h.,e 4, no ns,seea Of baiisz be ~
e,os;es MID O., r.is u,en i., 90 We hao" o. s'y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
IRISH IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE

To he Editor u TIE v. J. II'esse
srR: You would DO service to the country by
giving the places of ga,riy opposite the n.me OF
esch persSn whom Mr.. Sche,l has nom mated TO .
clerksbip in the Custom House.
You will fra the larger portion Ish an Dutch,
while AEeTiedHs of most uueHcsp.onsoie character,
and who have some strong CLAIMS the consideration
Of the lnited Sis.ss Government, cnno. obtain cit
uation at Mr. Shells bands This IS s's.e OF fscts
which is outrageous. JCsricE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

be- u. ssr:-r Of Ne ~, seserI osrs1e ave ysH'
o,;srl ere s.c1sve:y n-el YAs vorh aye no e,m
10 ons s.h.y which woasi be 2os.srous IN nsnuh
Of tbs csss,,er ts: sPpens to have ms6s ailcoas
se- cou 5f tie n.s. su,Soriaes, vscse statements s
s.sen irsr sie,red bciify 20 i.s psges
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
AGRICULTURAL LNTELLIGENcS.

DrsrRrcrTE woxNs We were Informed rsc.at-
ly BY John G. Bergen of Long Isiud tbs, &c hsd
been obliged to send al his lAsorers into his :emso
Geld 70 hill worms, that are destroying the p..:s AMI
yourg Luit. lie thinks i Identical With the .oA,ao
worm having grown tob'c,o 'ew years ago ssi ,ssn
troubled with the tame kind Of worms oas o. Mr..
BIS ishbors told ne sfterwsrd thai the worms we're
not only very troublesome on the toms'o vice., bat
were es'ing the potato vines rsverousy.
The N6r Harcn CoHr'cr Gays tue potato v;nss (,
that State berg eaten BY worus as - destroy
the prospect of crcp and these worms We ise, are
the same Kind as those on i.osg Island.
In this city, worms are destroying the iress; ,c,e
but the ailsDthus escapes them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

CRors IN CAy,DA EAsT.-Papsrs state tho: the
crops between Montreal and Quebec are pro'ns'ng.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New
~ Yoh.-EyERETT CLAPP, Plaintiff, against JAMES K.

~ YoTK-EN EKETT ILAPP, PIMnt1 aghlst WIZ N
DALTON and Others. Defendants -FORECLOSu RE SALE
IN and by order and decree Of sale In this
acton made the lh DAY Of JAY 1883 Will be sold under the
direction ths subsccr rftrse in said deere named pno
h aneion s Merchants Exchange in the City of Nav
YcIh by A. j. BLEECkER SON Co. Aucioneers, on fRi-
that day the following described pemiss All that certain lot
rece Of land situate in the Eishtecnth Ward Of he City
the noItAeIy side Of Twenty eighth street.
ard bounded end described foows: Beginning point on
po,theIy line Of Twenty eighth street distant westerly
the ad the pou. formed by the intersection OF The
werery of the First avenue and the northery hne OF
Twenty three hundred and twenty nye feet and
westerly along the said norhey lie twenty hN
Ret. noIhery and parallel with the said westerly hee oi
ee feet and ineinehes thence essc
and p,. with the noItbeIy line Of twentyee street
twenty i've feet thence souhey and parallel win the ha
westerly Of ft avenue nineiyeisht eet and nine
pshes beginning be tine said several n'ioa'
more OF less Dated New York. July u, lS52
ALEXANDER OSrRANDER, Referee
TRACY, WAIT oLMsTEAD, Plaintiffs Attomeys,
i,223wAawThSSa No. lS Nilsu-st NeE York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

Wheat is represented good in iadi.ns. L,pore
County will have swp'us, as is stated, OF IW,VNo
bushels.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

GR,ssHoPrFBs are devastating things 10 CAes.er
Couoty, Pa. They are very destructive upon 81 ls1ds
siected by drouth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

DELAWARE PEACHES Accounts from pAs~Ae
represent the peach cop ss failure. GA res si1mi
in Maryland Eastern Shore there viii be good c,ep.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

GREAT WAers.-The Co'es County Ila G9g'r
says formers have been obliged PAYS y 80 70 - JOa
day for hai iyost hands.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

Rusty os. straw. which is go common IN lhoo~ .As
season proves bad feed FOR horsss. Sewers aass Died
from eating il.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

Profitable TREE.-Tke Worcester Spy ss.ins,ss
the product OF one peartIee in that town, sse' ls
$50. The sales were couotei tue thres ,1s, ye.i',
s2l $l9, s25, and about $40 wortb, a. selling ri;es
used and given awsy each year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

.,,r.,slleied outrage upon Q member Of tle pre-
an nm ,fsd in Auburn on Sunday sigs. Ins
ocsI editor Of Tie Adret..er was seized, -
Is.fsd to lamp post, head downward, wssis W.
tousd several hcuIs sftsrwsrd and rs'ssess WIZ
tied him s 10. stated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

csa sss,od vaa. lie rSsvsi'ss ss s s s't :. sss
s,pIpisa Of ever tYs ssbs,.s "a ss re AL %
psy sss rsry s bIsaes of ss,r.3c' = sd
6ssr sss iilmr - - CDItro>s; D sL: s-:, vsrn a .
iss ,ds of:.s Ssz,tny Of i,e efs BE IeL -..r
Tbs: DC s,2 c,zbSly s Ia ho, sG3 vni.s k - = -
s,n -o1veysS % i yn! sc;c1r. % ss;s
ru5so. -, d..i ~ 5tlasoc, sf51.sssi
{ = ibit .: nal :a.e ef.-. ~ -. .iL..'y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

TIE Minnesota State Prison 10 70 b. '0-A'e" 9 wv
poDa. 49,, . nrb
Tie Pra6ie dr Ck'en CgL,SC - C. Wis.
vein Of copper has been ''rucA >"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

CHAPTER tANN-An Ae. ~ l'.itAi : S.tr.IDs OiI' 'H
RslIoAts Pss,-t Arr. :. l'-o.
The psor- h. VI New York. f-Presepi.t 10 Se-se
hid As, tiy - io,ls s., lion l. NY pa-'re o.
ping bis legal rerres.ItxNe s- pne nls ca upon
1ny fsiosd hi So wE the 81 zoe oinPSly ." n
rE s1ch sd SIrh itp,ce lie .a reprssertsSr nay
chasc the ..i esr in al 10 esa pA.,ekef
o,pyius th. -.ms forty which .ha sn,f- sch
rs,eDstT ,b. ol beit fo auuiici ur, Ald "a
ssd t 81 >-nts'y- "a = a snt att-f
h. o mill ior se'i'rsi m, b. iu no .s-
shs the cisrse creed eighty crats
The RaIusc Con Jstirs lrlr'nt :ar ice o. .l,h car,
,ia Lc,ciihets tssr s eG L c'tet slis, or
,eni 0ccnpsou Of all passengers no. wishing
sleeping AID the ticket: vri ol iie use Of 'Ae
s.fepog hLl have plainly wilton printed ihcseoo,
sIstJ cAr" and a. usns .iecPG. . b fur
ni,htc wit I, tickets.
No Rail ,sG Cooperation sn be inisTe.;ei in the adj
the of b-ths :,
The prvVisC Ls VI ihis at.
Noglnz IL thi- contained sh.! be c3lra-d
any Rsosd Company ircm The payssu o. ulAss
ures In the ard 20 III ex,s. they would
be required 10 Dc by an pch oed aud provided
by the Company.
= The Les1uTc ma, sic,. amend OF repeal this sct-
g. THIS at shsll take erect immediately
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

~. IateJl 1,,e.r ssys that Mr.. william WAitnsa Of
Tn;cnr row nsbp has lost four out Of sever easFss
within e. Sy y.s ;ss. .sn ''s'f i.ss 80 rSsy I'd ~ VIII
nalnips s foDe Of ssving any Of them.
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SSapDleDn in Oclltieblano.
9puiie Whblb a d.
- Ge6steS 8nd.
s 9ie brittle Coalition.

f}2 (gprtfeBunnJ @4~ -
| Die SSnigin leste ianft ibre Sanb auf feline
Sdulter uno neiste ibr l6Sne8 Nntlib 10 nabe
gu ibn bin, roB er ibren Ntbent tpie einen @eis
ltertuB auf ieiner 8anse fiblte. t
ShnSre, nlein Treun6, rnein @eliebter, fiji
lferte lie, i6nSre, treu 5n ien benz beiliseu
Sunbe fpioer Den ransSliiHengprannen, idpOre
unlerm eolen SunoessenOlien ewi9e 2iebe uEc
Greue. :
Ser GSnig f9manfte nidt nle9r, er bpb iei1
Saurt entl9loilen en,por unD trat ndber gu benz
Sare BIN. Die Saro auf ben Warmarlarfcs
pba9 Legend, nieDerbolte er init ernlter rubiser
Stinne bic Wprte, meld,e bic SSni9in 5upor
eeiprcden uno bic iie siest nit leiIe 3itternpen
2ippen flIltsrtt
Damn reiGten 9tlle brei fib ii6er benz Saree
bic Sano, 10 itanbeu lte lanSe oa, tief6ewe9t,
iAweisenp.
9luf einmal mari biele8 Sd)weisen bur6 ben
laut orSbnenben Sdlas Der 3burmubr uuter.
brr4en, ipelde bic erlte Stunoe oes neuen Eas
ses perfunoete. Der Con perballte, uno iest
besaun oas @lodenlpiel oes Eburms liebl9 II.
bel bas alte oeutl9e 9eo lle6 tmmer Treu
unb NeDlidteit, bic an Dein fibleS @rab!"
Ser RGnis nei9te iein Saupt pie gu ltil1enl
@ebet; iiber bic eolen 3ise Oes &uiierS flos Elm
leiles, ielllaules 2ddeln. Die &Sni9iu aber.
gang @lutb uuo 8e8eiteruns, rief: Oott unO
Der @eia bes 9rOBen 6rieorid seben un8 ben
Wabllpruh unler8 8unoes Heb inmer Treu
uuo 9ieolidteit bis all Dein tibleS @rab." @e>
oenfen mir sellen, 10 lanse mir leben!
@eoenfen mir Oelien! tpieperbolten bic beioeu
6irlten NIT feitem aldnnlideu SdnoeOrud
Damn ldauten lie iid ale orei iauf einmal an u
nit ibren Bliden iasten lie lid Elm lestes 2ebe'
mobl. sgU-s
Stumnt wanbtelt iie lid buun ab unb perlies
zen bic fSnislide 2cotensruft.
Tanf Wlnuten ipdter manote li4 ber Gaile,
Nleranoer ron 8uBlanO auf rem De9e mad
Oluie gu bem Saiier Sran5 bon Selterreid
tpelAer feline Helicen3 perlalen bate, aus
Surdt rCr 0tapcleOn uno ienem Seer.
Sn Slmiis mollte man ben ,Elan entwerfer
gu bem &rie5 Der critten Coalition 9esen Der
grc6erer Napclecn.
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O{$ei1t Gfpre4
. Gfe nnn Qer;notct1s unb yibertnIfr.

Gfe BON 0er;notcrs unb 1ibertpfr.
@Seben babe td cine frfas Ssnbuns Der befen @rOses
ertra autsn gaee ae 6prten fHes tdgG trt0e Butter
niees Sad elnfdlasenbe tite erbaten neds toy metnn
SFreunken unp BEN wubitum TIM aleemttnen Gurs pets
empfeble. 60 o...
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Iesterer aus hea teten Qlsen Gncnnas, frausDfl@en
Gp9na Banbies, pUl Eta, retnea MprbbGufsr 93rannt.
Wea, aus Der bsratmten Diaiaerte Mal,r @dls,
Samatfa.8um Mrrac BaiaSta &C., ale beutem Nra6
ais 3wafben setrvfnste Strnem, Nuteln @raupen,
SaeO 2afsseraB game anO sefpaltsne erbfen 9tnftn,
ddtfn Gmmsntbaler Saws ssr8G, 8rduttr- 9im6ur.
ger 8aie, 5slanbii6e 6eertase Sarbeaen Sarbtnes,
Sa!epL SerSetn 9Dnt Dbee Ire1 werben gDieber.
pertaufer btuigf abaeec6en e
8srner Raltsn tr auf Eager altsn ge Bourbon bts-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-23
Grass Culture.

That F" he IL n bcneiaetor OF hi. race who
makes two bladc- Of grass grow where bu,
one grew before" !, very readily admitted
aud 20, how few are tho farmers who make
grass culture the direct Object give,
meadows and pastures the attention they
need-lhc attention which they would 70.
pay 50 prodnbly. The fact is, the sras'e.
gv, litllo or no culture We SOW only clover
aud timothy, (sometimes applying plaster
to the lat:er,) which Is about all the care
given. or fertiliring material applied. We
take from them. however, less serupulously,
hay and pasture, early and late,-demand-
ing much and bos.owlng little upon our
ever.paiient gra'. lands.
The flrmcr-and our +" Fdrmr" ought
10 give mOro attention 10 the subject. We
lose much BY rProsiiHg our gra" orer ir'o'
The land IL NEED 10 oeeHPy. Culture aud
drainage would more than double the aver.
age yield Of grass throughout the country
A knowledge Of tho characteristics and val
uc Of the diFsren, varieties which wO should
grow would bc valuable, aud this our " Far.
n,r " should give US, and urse the suhjsc
upon the attention OF its readers. | would
attempt tho task. myself but have grown
only the two varieties namcI as above, sivC
rs -elf .own upon my meadows.
A. to clover on all land suited to its pro
duction--i,sh should bs sown with every grain
crop and with the. its growth is moro GER
tain. as well as largely increased, bya top
dressing OF plastcr-one bushel per acre
as soon as !, appears above ground. ! sue
cccd best with winter wheat or rye, oats
and harley having thicker underground
Of leaves. es.-last season we sowed plaster
on part OF meadow seeded to clover three
years since. and now Of course, nearly all
June grass and timothy, and were surprised
to see heavy growth Of clover wherever
the plaster was applied.
Manure-vell rOt,ed isbcs,-will not in
jurc the yield Of grass, II applied at almost
any season we would try /, after harvest
spreading and narrowing, and putting OF
gras. seed IL necessary. Brother farmer
give US your views on grd, culture. B.r.
New England Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-23

lv o,,endinr their range of crops. IL IL nc
uncommon thing for a farmer here to sell ia
ono season n variety of produce that would
.,,r,i.. h,msr. in other mart, Of the eoun.
try whore one or two crops are tho princi.
nal dsncndepee A. tbi. wa. the subject OF
conversation while We were ENJOYING the
hO.pi,ali,ics Of a friend, and loungins in
the farmers summer parlOr, the shade OF a
fine chestnut tree, the account book. show.
ing the sales las, season. was produced. aud
We were much interested in its examination.
We giyo the principal items, ranging them
according to their relative importance -
Potatoes, peaches. apples, strawberries, bar.
Icy, oats, butter, cheese, calves, turnips and
carrots. with some other minor articles, all
footing up good rouud profit to the intelli-
gent and industrious owner Of small farm,
With such diversity Of crops, it is impOs-
sibls tha, oil should fail in one season. or