New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24

In ggadOWs, gain heidi, sGrCchgi pasture Us
lci. itusy be seen everywhere. Tie seeds, WHICH
ava yefy abundant md very SNAIL driven ~ eyey
direction by che winds this has been ovcfio"ksu u
p.eyiouo viers Tic hea3r, W ifh contain toe sea,
ru qoi'e email and very light tic salse SaId erees
uaiil White fe., IN md tbe ggonrd J. t'Ie', ~
ych tine the ftlz If it haa become BRITTLE desefy
wild br axis or ard rolls along the ground pcIloh o'
ti,ss little resi-lodF, until tey nee some oo' Iic
ton: here ,tey 1i gcrniuc e. Thus they die sat
f-5fj 81 every dira,i,n. / hage frequently seen lhem
driven lwi5l,lv on tho crat 81 81 10" STOW,
rl!-ou b wi Zen ihe ltair won't project TIE vai0c ~
tia clover j. en,ircly ndorr ro pa'taie ior e t7
or bouas, - Vol ps tersi " T. always gs"'ieu y
ttysk - Hc.c'l.o 70 lie req .io..s nc - y
beauty end laycr: and fele,a iu good - sons G'i
TIC b,es IN any ufigh5odood where % aSjnnds cogd
nor gather tie fourth psrt, 30 gle-1 Is tho i"a''iy
plUiICel -,
c,Iei BE- s5na e. cthcf white wood, il ~ N pro-
dnces of honey. Not ing OF the tree khd thar na'e
ever exceeds IL TIE lowers eA Paou W octes o
o. q I'll ike STARE, NOUN up"5'l' l. Wy mann
weather l have sreB telsnDoniui ot raie uVHSy VI
sac, h4riEe ia.ttrr In sias ~ cup or ho"ef bere
work upon it with the ii ,or they HAT iest Wien
carrying honey from some olLeT live, Of "Lea leo 10
"The velo and black locust tree ID large qnan'i-
ties o honey.
"Tfs den, or Eastwood (tlia Am.-icaao). pro-
duces honey 10 large amount Al OF there va
Of fees should be extensively cultivated ho'n ,s 'L'oG
and Ornamental trees % we'll for cir timber ana
tie wat quantities Of honey they ici. Suuach -o
rralles honey bourirully; the diGi ulty, however,
H. hs there are but few places where the5e are iol.d
in suih i,nt quantities 70 be OF Importance Hu'
they will be eNteD lively cultivated
dT common III ok mnsi8rd IL ore Of the moet val"
uutIs plants 20 culIyale - uastnre lof Sseei ID
easily rsisdd by simply rowlg II on me yr'uuu nen
e, Iovad AID pplv.r zed by narrowing su'oOln, ~ y
Al On br,stirQ il ia .th q liyut brusi or very hEhl
harrow Il should be Sown early IA TIE Spang' on
good ground. .,, e..
,u is .;ion vi mut'ggd soMe .t,cuiOu. Ms zee pas
inc il h.s few sup. rios Yielding bctI Poleu ard
honey in great abundance; 10 heg1s To oi~n rs uo"'
eyy " len 1re Young aud continues aa tGe Dusl eS'
pnls uugl il b.. cues very lrsei eacn uay I,Ips'
ioIt new bljrG ns. 4 Eeh OF mIsti'o IN i.h no'hi
II mot u,sCoiG,ent eighti It Is hLe vat nc %
golden 10 sefs tbe giAuts COM iet ~ ehFeioiTu
vi a flowers RON tbs ground up as bi8l az iash
head. There is other plant that ever ho'c a "a
produces 30 many Gowtn to any S'eA iuA''''J VI
g-Ouuu, nor yields ~ pUcL honey, p,
ia Almost any OF he hthitc states 1t PeryeHt 20 ~
lie rces, that occurs between tie co ing ot cue "e
clover and ile opening OF the Dnc. al ho"efs
prriol q ptout fuur weeks, which J. ~ 'ell
Ialt of tie yer fr gathering honey n ths "'!eF
.rte ally warm ara ,aImi hence TIC pf"iiic'y Oh
IA iu- tuis crop 70 en- 10y tte bee IfoAiai > "
" rle in.e, produced fon il Ieseu.ic a that Yielded
from tie liuael, both IL col. and safte.
"Miguonette, IA modest, nupIe uuipb ilrle n'wer,
found In IN Wcll-as,0riei collections, 10 one o. the
2 ties. vslue s. a lee pgstlre, grown IN slihc'eh
Saan,iis, 10 be n Object, T. l. low giuvug md
spreading IL its Auits sunilir 10 While Clover hnu
,ir!ds both honey ind p0llu II vl Dllom c5niih-
ul,, iroa, middle CT Jue until llii.d by trosts N
lie TALL T. is easlly raised IL lrs ouBu lea II The
gruuJ i clear OF weed sted, loved I'D ven pull
vciissI b. uowii before sowing SOW tlihly anu
b7,h Il n with 4hg brush; al that - acquired tliet
tlisi. 10 pull out ANY large grow ing "eeds thM may
cb.uss {, make their appearance bgi"cthe uhsrouette
snrcgls over tie got L4 where n taxes PO-stl'i O.
tie groIud Il needs 10 further care q bed &! tne'e
1 q 4 ffrT. 10 81 T. q.
srnird ~ rich SIT. Brre viii ok oil II from dny
ID. gItil dak two or tlteo may be sen ~ on,e OF
n giulle uegt OF flower.
,.1ts c,ph. Luf,rs CIH0}CTVs, or blitcr-bISh
ui,h grows in ssnrs and low, wet, tnarthy er"un
IL alu 81 every r-t OF tie United S,Ges, preserNiv2
Ga, same apprsraB wherever i"unl produces huncS
a the IA th,e-i eAc-ilen,e. Tie hone gathered a
tgs slrub j. of a yesy hllt ttraw COLOR oi q theE,
LeAvy BODY, md very excellent HGNo-. Bete iLnFe
md ,tors loucy very rapidly Stcu they have aece3
a. large quautti,s Of these howerL The Tine ~
bioomiug varies With different Ioca,'ss BIT II SGhsr-
ally rlias 10 put oath hovers about the trs' Of jay,
and continues ioE Ibree or four weeks.
In all places where bnckw beat ~ raised, II De-
comes an important gc.e ssiJn 70 Zee pastun1ee. y
field OF bucLvhest yields incredible quantity OF
horey which perfumes the air FOR considerable els
u.neo arouna. Wien the weatl er u favorable, he
Lsos store bo,fy trum il very rarioly iacr AT nes
than they can Dsd combs 70 receive IL have sco"
them MI pieces Of old combs Lid eoee TO The eu'rshce
az the hive with honey and have known colonies 10
!l !onr boxes of honey OF about hhy pounds duF.ng
the continuance Of bGckwheAt. lhit IS By 40 zoe ms
common occurrence, and goes TO thps iAn ms Money
hlryrst Is Of great importance 70 y bee-Aeo er'
Buckwhcat may be sown about north earlier lnSh
usual furnish pasturge TO come inG0out the e'oSe
Of clover, TO gTeLi advantage.
In relation 20 sth sl ioeing there many opir-
ious. Che honey 10 often used by those VINO m'tA1
bgsiness OF making honey for market 50 u cLecp
surur made iuo srup. Thus they Are enabled 70 eel
m6Te honey ia boxs- al high price.
A practical bee keeper says: IL tho season has
besi unpropitlons toe hives should be looked after
II any contain leus than twenty Ioundsoi honey, the
swarm will need To b. led ethor with beuey alone Or
mixed with sugar ciuted TO tho confi'tence Of honey
poured on pisces Of empty comb, aud plaoed IN tho
hive in su,h manner That beos from other hives will
not nd II. Perh.Is tho best method Is TO iulroduce
the feed into tn boxes directly over tbs bees but
should IL be common box hive IL may be placed on
tie top OF tho hive where these Is communication
through tic top, and IlAeing a cap over no whole
I'D then gently ripping on The top OF the hive, the
bees will pre~s up through aId Ind the feed Toe food
ing .hsH be- done during warm weather
The oil cake OF the bsne plant hSs been found 70 be
a yaluab.e food for bee IL France. UnbOlted rye
meal placed where bees get 81 II, early in the
Spring furnishes a substitute iJr pollen Of flowers
4 fsw years ego, bee-keeper in Wurtenberg dis
covered tbs; becs extracted TODD from carrots which
had been raped and cooked Tor stoa, and theronpon
he boiled some 10 u Jelly aud placed It The live,
ut a time when tho helis afforded no iood, and LIE
found TINT they worked upon il though the saoCha
rum il eOntui, ed vas particularly agrcegl lie.
We suggest an eAIerim nc With carrots cooked IN
this way, 6y bee-kse in tbie country. We would
al.o try parrnips, and, where they are grown ahuu
d.utly, sweet po,atOse AND sipce we know bat
bes lro 20 fond * sweet apples Ia summer why not
keep them 10 feed swarnIs wien needing artificial
ie,dlbg IA Winter. IL may add hs much To tlG h9Hlh
Of b,es feed grveu food, II does 70 the health Of
other farm stock. Let tue ext eriuest DO tried.
7lk.ag hoasg aud haze T. KEEP he htss from sting
ing-When bCes are alarmed fOr tho saictyCi their
gtor,s ,ley Immediately rush the cells and l their
anok. ,th hnuy rnra rnnllY mo, iln nnninL INV