New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
looking and best tssting currn wine that hare ever
SEEN although vet sufficiently aged 70 Dc perfect.
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looking and best asng currant wine that hare ever
seen although not We, sufficiently aged 70 be psreo.
II war made IN July, after the following receips;
To .s,sea pounds Of eiesn end Pe -hl,. eeris1t. sr7sri
wsier Ahsr trnins and Vrssnz the ,sps ihrSss eo.s
cloth BY q" band .b-f. A. sds 70 eseh ss1a o. % .
age openmou'b- Eas bottle. in dry cellar the temper
ss q. ~e.ls The color {. doe sugar Thi. Specimen
was drawn % by gGiiaPercha syphon, which very Us
S,,.s Viue- Nakiag Direct0ns.-Luman Stevens
y, Ms5ebester Mich says that he hiss made wine for
.sveral wears Of excellent qaalIiy, IRON Isabella
grapes, BY the following process; nIAsa 'ns grapes
and let the pulp stand IN IA open vessel day or two
end them press out the Juice and add four poands Of
refined sugar 70 each gallon, stirring thoroughly IN
iii the sugar is dissolved and then put IN casks for
fermentation, without water, anu ~ SS.1s saaleiy
clear. and has look taste of mnddine.s sf'erh
i raeksd off and bottled, and obtained httio age
NV graues never midew, though manure The vss
r;chiv and never trim off any but the dry branches,
being satisfied that that course Is suitable 70 he iss-
Ia Nv vines are protected on the north and west
Gas-Line.--" VIII sandy loan be improved oy "a
application of gasoline; or is il beneficial TO any son
and in hat quantity should be used these GUS
tons come from Mr.. Sanford, Ene, rem, oot mere
are multitudes of others who would IKE 10 oe M
s,ycred AS well az the writer of this letter NOW, WHO
can sneak and say Il know !" can guess, out that
il not the sort of information wanted:
The SEcRErARY-I con answer that question nom
REM. Aycrigg of New-Jersey, as follows; Gasoline
AZ the rate of 80 bushels per acre on young
grass was applied in April, and the result was
highly beneficial TO the crop, giving az once
a green luxuriant appearance. Mr.. Aycngg says
also, Il have aso found salt of great benett
In nv garden and farm. | used u bushels OF
salt per acre and repeated H. making y bushels and
thar Killed off all the insects and grnbs, 50 thai me
moes ceased to work in the soil; II has been found
highly beneficial TO strawberry beds.
BI6okberyfes and Rdspberries IN Nortmber.-fho
SECRETARY read statement from The Nat'oHos IA
feUtgencer Of Iawton backberries and Cattawissa
raspberres from DIR. Pages gardens exhibited AZ tho
late Fair in Washington City. They were grown in
the open ground by the simple application OF science
! 10 their culture. ~, g
rARY read an interesting article from French Journal
of the great influence OF woman upon agriculture and
horticulture and the countenance they have gwen 10
Fairs and discussions upon this subject.
AgrtcuIfural Fairs.--Dr. KNIGHT moved thai the
Question of agricultural fairs in this city or vicinity
shall be discussed at the meeting two weeks from to-
day.
The Great Fence QuestioH.-lt was agreed that
this question should be discussed at the next meeting
Joseph Blunt agreeing 10 present hls views, with the
laws extant upon the subject of fencing.
UtRter Feed for Caftie.-This question, adopted at
a former meeting, was called up, and elected some
discussion and continued, with the addition OF
the best food for man. and the best manner of cook
ing II" which will be discussed at the next meeting
Mr. LAwToS thought the greater the variety OF food
for cattle the better His method is 10 cut all hay and
give four or five pounds at feeding, three or four
times day. with roots, &C.. parsnips, carrots turnps
beets all cut small The great importance OF cutting
food is TO the old cows the labor OF mastlcaton
The merit Mcknight was agreed TO meet next
Monday and continue the meetings until further no
tee every Monday at noon. We hope the next meet
ing will be fully attended TO hear the paper prepared
by Joseph Blunt upon the fence question, rs II Will
doubtless contain much that il important TO be known
by American farmers upon this all-important subject.