, 1861-03-08

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oi a. =. Millers patent, a description and no.
LICE ol "nlcn WILL De 1ouno pelo".] Ills mar
hI' ~ pfoouci1s sagat "as TO pace the eyrup
~ oat81., set oa eno' III room aoou1 elshts
uesteeo ranlennell' WIN hnmoef o1 auger
Aois1 IL Iae io"ef eno-tne anger holes TO be
sIoppeu unu1 1ne syrup nas :steod 1oF several
ulss.auen lake out tne pings from Inc holes
a1u 'as estup VIII a1aln, leaving: :Ine crSstala
VI les1uiom IN Inc oaffel, thess5rup producing,
=, oe olsl'eo aoose' aoon' so PER cent OF sugar
-. soulse sie percentage WILL vary according
~ s.s aa'1l.y VI tne syrup, lie. thnkS that
w 49, ~ iat e&'ns WI 1nus proaoee lou
sS s. y. s''ep ~ "1a i'oo pounds ol sugar as
~ ~ 'els 3r' y. believes sheet iron pans
4.ueu 4ne'1of " nea'y. eastings: LOT the puf-
poses y, e'apofa1ioh' as sheet iron, from the
l'i'ense neal necessary Is apt to warp, and will
e'ensaaly ou1n ont' cast Hon, lined with
enama or porcelain would undoubtedly pro-
auce oe'ler syrup OF sugar than any other ar-
1tele 'eaa eonla DC produced, but the heavy
eos' u porcelain ware renders its introduction
I,uplactlcsoie' AZ least 1or the present: Mr. B.
'inA7 tnAt eaae s1ouAo mol De cue antii fnlly
ltpe' un1ess 70 save 1t from FROST N'you cut
IL green you may have more syrup but it will
DC o1 mneh poorer quality, and theproduct of
sugar WILL DC great deal less.: When frost
appfoaehes 1t should be cut, laid in gavels for
. 1e" Gays and then placed in q 4trn or other
ary ana warm place- It should beset in rows
Oh gaVels not more than two or three feet
thlck, IN order that the cane may. be well ven
t1lated- II the cane has been frosted q little
lime juice added when cyaporatipg'wiu in q
measure restore it. In planting the cane, the
seeds should be sprouted in wh!p water,
changed once in say twelve houfa, before
fore planting, and should = be planted
as soon after the plowIng and rolling as may
be. This gives the cane decided ,start of
weeds and grass. His plan was to plant in
mills, four feet apart running north and south,
and three feet east and west, aud about the
same depth as com. Mr. s. had seen some
lmphee raised in Scott county. It produced
more sugar than the Chinese Sugar Cane.
Mr. CHARLES FOSTER of Rockford, who
manufactured considerable amonnt:!of Chi
nese Sugar Cane the past year,. exhibited two
samplea-one made from crne grown on
low, mucky soil, and the other grown on
ridge that had been cultivated: every
year for twenty years past. The low:
mucky soil raised about eieht barrels of
syrup to the acre, the upland about SIX: The
low land produced the most syrup, hit the nm.
land good deal the best article. : He con1d
easily tell from taste and appearance what
kind of ao;1 # uas ,.;soa ~, a:,
produces syrup of d honey favor ondhe hod
seen some raised On that kind of eoi1- wh;ch ,
could 1,ard1v he d1stfnonis,,ea fron hansr 1. ~
pas deemed snner,or to +hs hest M , nsioaaa s,
srrnn M = ttonght y hast ~ 1at .,a 1,,,e1.s
and 1eaxes rem,,n on tha c,ns ona 49, ~ ,'; -
rs. in his on,nion n won1d 1nale hettsr svr,n ~
unleas the hnsks nre frozen ther bo would
tear Them off Af1er the cane 1 l. cnt - - shoa,s ]
stand on q floor M it: orows r,ncfa hv: stona
$50 " -. n' ~ s.o"o 1so1eia oy snlnu-
hc won1d cnt t. doun orsn ;f ~ 1aan ,>. - -
to cnve1z and Int u Inv r, = = ~ 49, ~ H.
thoupht suckers din ho+ asr;or.,v ssa,.,xo 49, 49,
cana - ;,;n-s .Hs 49, ss 0@'y ~ uae lne
sno,.ars s 500 -. e.s.t ~ "14tu IVA. Tue
sspt 40 va t1e ea'ne ne nao oone
~ auu tnougnt Inc SUCKERS pfodueed IS good