New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.


JrSE 27.-Prof RINwIcK, the President Of the In.
stiiute, Chairman.
Secretary HEsRY MEIGs read number Of interest
ing paper, OF which upon new forage plant.
a French gardener has greatly improved spinach,
by preventing the plaut from going o seed, aud pre-
serving 1t over Winter, when the leaves acquire great
tize and weight.
A new flower the Ambrose Yarka, is spoken of in
France very beautiful but II VIII not bear frost IN
the least degree.
The horticultural Society of the Mississippi vsley
put Wilson's Seeding first in a list of half a dozen.
4 nec double m0id Board Pl0r, exhibi ed by Mr.
Titus Of Long Island, made in light manner for cul-
tivaDg corn and potatoes, he says Is considered ex'
cellent for billing up corn.
SoLoS RoBISsoS-That is an operation that spec
ally object to- it is about the worst practice that ever
pre- allied to hill up anything.
WV. X. PRINCE-I fully corrobOrate that opinion.
The practice originated in the damp soil and climate
Of Ia gland, where it was necessary TO lift the pants
above the level
The President remarked that it was the same kind
of implements in general use in Flanders.
The SECRETAKY said that he had always found
unable to take care Of itself to stand up without
luirg by the root braces it throws out to stay the
stalk like the shrouds of ship.
What name IS righ l-SoLoN ROBINSON READ a let-
ter Of inquiry the proper name of the plant called
" Diclitra Sputabilis."
MIX. PriIcF-The name of Dielira is an error-t
is Dcly-tra, but the proper name for the plant d.
4 Goo5 Cov.-SoLoN RoBTysoS-I have often asked
what constitutes good COW X. y. sampson OF Le-
row. y. v, under date June IL, makes tie following
VAIN the last seven DAYS have MIXED from an ordinary
sized COW m good rich milk ayersgn over o lbs per Day
The given any day wa'6II lbs any one eau oe'
An i'm proved milkpan, called Pratts Patent Self
ventlating PAM was shown il has cover win WIRE
cause covered holes to ventiate the Wilh anu, at c
same time, keep out the insects
Cgrn and COB MeaL-SoLoN RoDlNsOs read letter
from L. H. Gonld Of Jersey City, which, after speaking
f the inform alton be derived from the discussions OF
,Ia M members regard 10
cob meal. He says: Is there nntriment enough IN
"wLole cart.load of corn cobs to put one pound 81
"poik upon iattening hog Tor one, 1ad M H.,
because guess that the nu,1ment ot corn coos IS
about equal 20 the nurinen OF rye straw, ant iha Is
not profit able food for swine and dou OeeNe i
nutricous enough for any animal to pay Tor grinding
tie cobs.
fer from D. T. Phelps Of Toledo, Ohio giviqg some
account OF the eXtert Of the ginseng irade ID Scoh
sin. lie says II Is the most hNeiy oil al pralcnes V
trade In RichlaLd County, WIS, amounting 10 sU,Vp
as year. and viii probably reach s>J,NO TINS year.
The urice 10 cents pound green and y ceht- dry
Ia Minnesota the trade Is equally lively But mere Is
the gist OF Mr.. Phelps letter, when nope sole one
Now tlen. if a. alleged China aud Japan Aa1rd Ielab
and uuisa. make; for tbs ina'icii} Ssl,s 500
such rate, Is these Why eau u De cum 80
Two hundred dolsp tan or tlr green rot J. y. ~
Flrues Club oyelate the question AID Issue - ''n
/ Ginseng edit" Oh The subject.
MIR. KorIvsoN said can only reply, who knows
NJ, first impression is that il Is 40 peculiarly "i.d
! niar, Growing in thick saal and rich WOODS mold,
iLat II would hot bear field culture. 90 can answer
/ -aId also whether the market ma any sl.DHAy .
There was time Stree tar settlement al AlclCa
in which great ginseng fever ragged. but tue Ih'nese
o., their I'M the market failed, aud merchants were
| ruined.
an experiment years ago IN garden culture, lat
have never heard OF any great success. nave grown
| II in gardens. There time, Il Is SAID when u
.od In China for its weight IN gold. IL plant OF
simple habit and don't know why II cannot De ca-A-
The PRrslpExr-The Chinese trade failed "a soon
a. tbe Chinese discovered tha, the American AMI Tar
| tartan ginseng were dheren,.
| KgaHi. .ng.-R. g.. PNRDEE presented letter a. !
a specimen Of kyanizirg stake irom j. W. Aih-iI
OF Hudson. Ii has been in the ground line years auu
| j. perfectly sound. Ii was kysnized by blue vIuof
one pound TO twenty quarts OF water soaked three o.
The following Mr. Fairchiis letter to Mr.. Parlee;
! HCDs0S J ne a. ls'l
On re,iir.yor- remark. AZ lie lasi.ats ,s week ess
ny ,'P,TnI' ,-. yei ~. ,h a., Wien f. er.ei 70
Ia; nigh BE- f.,: 20 up WITH ,. -, e h. dr.
tIen lo ~. 1p,- r,.ityr, p5-fr t6- big,,
spare ,o 70 y, S ~ -, III m and saw Of
Wis, cad you. ouLd IN sP9 tha, pr; ~
az rf ana c,ucuscd not send r. tut On reflection oei w
.f,l Ia. Ill. ~ have been c -he STAKE Wan L'
Thy we've az made non Tei-s- STRIP IA Prn~t N =
SINNER and Winter su.e tie sptius ISL IAe ln- u
pu:l- Las newer been CHARGED - r. n-a- y -
Y. s-s fsu liar Vrc Vith -lr -l-'1ry o. kfiiL--'
81 csU,t NJ Kyau ir.- discovered % England Re 70
mr., II Z " c.rdsEe, -, by corrosive slhmlts LIZ =
= exD-.iv ia, only wrany c1rp1Ta-ns -- pirtir'
IN. laI.e "a s.. ol!d Iae pclilrlt ii-s a. -
.ifru.r H.. VOID oller DT s-L-y WIN - -
nae Fr uch chemist sl-grs,rf bl- Ur'- - hAfl--
similar or greater sftnify ir aitlnl-f "a -, 1zr a
800 Chloride OF zine el1sly sd-l g11nd . - Fill. "
w.,er | have wooden c.rrl MOI i-r ~ ban 'epiii ~
wsy, every par; Of IT, b.; s'-.- P,,' nos - "a
ov,r Two veaI, prepared. Ny cta-'al~' an t--''
| libt, 81. isI si-lilas It-ai-. ..- ,rr-
nav. Kyar'. t.ok. bat let slN : a. 4 i' y--'-
rsoc,s by liis.o' s., ca, t, BY me - 20
ioCn truy, J. " Fam.
! Tie Sira~lcrrv Question This A. int.ccncel y
Nm Richardson Who made q show OF ne b. rrl's n'eu
;iol,d IN The .Iov.u: i,ti.-. II i caAci ~ I4'