New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

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upon the Eroand SON. Gays and en Gig Il uodsr Wh.n b.
e.s - Ini.s ~s ~ .tgpb and srr b.. never .ss
thsm s'es trns b.: bushes For three year. have
sEo si yIoosns raa. II, fresh ADD rsen o0s need 10,
neglect cooking huossvorf TO hsy. Eudsn Ttc gidsa
Fiv.csrns Pla..-' TIE 6ieIJrs spsc,.bis quite
mon 10 hsssrluss very hs6d,one and hard, and a. one
,oo.sy tsgsltea AZ Ia tie bes'r i0' hiI' H0't fae "
There !. more ysuqr. IN eny,sns h.rb.oeou' pl.ns
foyer. The vsrou, kinds Of sas distsmr al
sS1ss rec s; .sf w. yesh' h.id ysoo
heavenly blue and Ike OOtin, iato the to ooi
(He.p' sat onaiG perfume delicious violet; uprfhi
habit gos'h esve' everresu b-s our wtser' AID blooo
under u. snow and ce noa great boonsr bat desirable i
ot v.rD.l fovers eardas.. p-aeten. cuckoo aov.r
erosldsrs (boupo's tonE.e) rfwort prisoHarldl ass
lte koown the dodeeatsess ~esis American
.ns have ss ts o: Ss p4L' Tan ssse 1
lort ana from the top protest tae.e be.1'fa aovef' 70.
not to be relied bat they propagate rapidly and In Tia
Ysu ttrve plan's c.u DO taken rom one root"
ASDRlw S. FULLER-The plsnt spoken OF last
The dOS6catkeoa MEDIA as the American cowso is no,
the one that grows in wet places al over New En-
gland, bearing yellow flower and known IS cowahpsi
but ny land plant, VI ich is very common a. the
,as all .ha aalNa tn hy tns
writer.
lime for Fruit Tros.-SoLoS RoBIssos-H're Is
a, Their inquirer after Knowledge. +. HOtchkin OF
Sullivan County, n. Y, wants to snos if . lime in
"Hquid state is U 1ric to jiuit trees " He does not
ssy tow he wsnts to spply it, nor shat he means bJ
liquid liIoe but he may be assured that lime will not
lure fruit trees IN way that be ps.ses TO apply
it, the ground, at the roots or IN powder en- the
tops, or in a hqu state on the trunks.
Fruu Trees-To Protect Jryn1 Atts.-Wm. DAVE
Of hsiergo. Morrow Co. offers the following plar
for projecting fruit trees from ants which he says
have killed macy trees for him. Ii is the same plan
pursued in this city 70 make osfers and then get nd Of
them-that II, feed them with whisky and make them
drubk and then wipe them out. He Gays Nil
whisky, molssses and water, in equal parts, and fl
tUmbler about two thirds full End Get 1t partly the
ground o. the foot Of the tree Infested by ants When
il gets fu Of the dTupkards, scoop them ont and XII
them" We suggest feeding them to fowls.
Keeping Wheat F2oVr.-A Mr. Ross stated that he
manufactures wheat flour that will keep sweet ten
yesrs- he as -four ten years old as sweet as
when it was fret ground He has taken numerous
me and prizes for his -four the finest handsonest
exhibited. He grinds upon a convex ana conoaye
lair OF stones of only foot diameter and has 80 little
wheat in The mill at once that il does not heat which
is what Injuries -four ground in the ordinary way The
-four Of tls mill cold from the mil that 1t IS
ready to pack immediately without cooling.
A Committee was appointed TO visit bis mill, at No.
oil Centre street. ana examine the process by wnoh
he alleges be makes -four that ia much better than
that ground ordinary mills aud report the facts to
future meeting of the Club.
The next meeting will be held next Monday noon,
at the Urion Cooper buding), and one of the ques'
tons to be discussed s the relative value of varou
fertilizers.