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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19
RULES FOR MAKING GRAPE WINE.

very many are the inquiries we receive
for some good and sure method of making
grape and currant wine. With the exccp-
ton of the manufacture of little occasional
ly for domestic use, from grapes and small
fruits, we have no experience that will war
rant us in giving an opinion with great
deal of confidence.
10 For making currant wine, a few weeks
since we gave the method of an experienced
and successful manufacturer, and We now
give the following rules for the manufacture
of grape wine, communicated to the "Vig-
.neron, of France-a journal expressly de-
voted to the wine growing interest, by M.
de Babo, the president Of an agricultural So
ciety, and an extensive proprietor and wine
grower, at Wainheim, in the Grand Duchy
Of Baden. The author says:
sv" If wine growers will strictly observe
these prescriptions, without permitting them
selves to be turned aside by local usages,
they will obtain beautiful and good wines"
l. The grapes should not be gathered I'M
till they have arrived at complete maturity
that is to say, when they do not grow sweet
or, in sensible degree. If the weather is
good, they may be allowed to hang some
time after this, for the purpose Of giving the
watcry parts Of the fruit time to evaporate.
This increases considerably the strength and
sweetness of the wine. Black grapes, in
tended for red wine, should not be allowed
to get too ripe, as, if they do, they injurc the
color of the wine. -~
2. The vessels should be clean, and, above
all, should not have contained sour wine.
Care should also be taken that nothing
should be allowed to fall into the must, which
might cause acidity during the fermenta-
ton.
3. The white grapes should be put in a
tub and pressed as quickly as possible, with
with stems on. If obliged to wait before
pressing the must, it is best to take out, at
least, portion of the stems which it con-
tains, so that they shall not taste of it. The
must of weak and muciagnous wines ought
to be allowed to ferment some days, with
the stems, so that the tannin which they
contain will assist in the PERCEPTION of the
mucilaginous matter. For good wines, the
mash, or residum Of the grape, should never
be pressed as the last juice which comes
from the press usually contains great deal
o. acid, and but little sugar.
4. For the sharp wines Of inferior quality,
and for sweet and mucilagnous wines, it is
indispensable to put the must into open
tubs, and to leave it there for several days.
Iherc forms during this time layer or stra-
tum of dirty brown color, which.contains a
great Part of the mucilage, yeast and acid re-
jected by the must, and which should be Ia
ken eff with care every time it forms so as to
remove all those substances which affect the
taste of the wine, cause fermentation, and do
a great deal of mischief.
8. Care should be taken not to put the
must into casks which are dirty, or which
have been fumed with sulphur. There are
some wine growers who think the fumes of
sulphur applied to casks, preserve the sweet
ness Of wine, and there are ignorant pur-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19
PETER MELEhDY, EDITOR.
SUMMER.

Lo lazy Summer, swarthy, in the sun
Lies painting, with bare breasts upon the hills,
Where splendors into tlusky splendors run, .--
And sutry glory all the heaven oerills.
- "#. i..
Not white dimple strs amid the corn; s
Not low ripple shivers through the leaves;
Came flashing through the east the regal MORN
No throated twitterings gurgle round the caves.
Il -H III. .... g..
Flooded In sunny silence sleep the kline;
In languid murmers brooklets float and flow;
And round them jcsmined honeysucklcs Irvine,
And close beside them sunflowers burn and blow.
Amid the glowing heat lay me down,
And into visions swarlns the noted air;
4, CLEANS up before me many a famous town,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19
AN APOLOGY.

more original matter in the columns of the
Field and Garden. Our time has been oc-
cupied in such manner that it has been i'm
possible to devote much attention to this
department.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19
TIKI. VALUE OF STRAW FOR FGD
DER.

In the last Journal of the Royal Agriculur-
al Society of England, DR.. Voecker gives the
result of Investigations on the Composition
and Nutritive Value of Straw Like all DR..
Noelcker's productions, it is paper abound
ing with practical suggestions and scientific
facts. 1t is the most interesting contribution
to agricultural science that has appeared for
some time. Many farmers, DR.. Voelcker
thinks, form much too low an estimate of
the feeding value of every kind of straw cX-
cept pca-haulm.' Perhaps this is true, but
in this country we have thought that some
farmers estimate it too highly, as they feed
little else.
The value of straw as fcrtilzing substance
is certainly over-estimated by most American
farmers. In itself it contains a very small
proportion of fertilizing constituents. ats
chief value" DR.. Voelcker remarks, are as
an absorbent of the most valuable portions of
the excrements of animals, and as the best
fixer of the ammonia which is always gener-
ated when excrcmentious matters in contact
with porous materials and sufficient guam
tity ofmoisture enter into active fermentation
The action Of straw in fixing ammonia may
be thus explained: During the fermentation
of dung the woody fibre of straw is converted
ganic acids, which impart to liquid manure
or to the DRAWINGS of dung heaps more or
less dark brown color.
" The gradual resolution Of the nitrogeniz-
ed part of the cXcrements into ammoniacal
compounds proceeds simultaneously with the
formation of organized acids belonging to the
humic acids series. All the acids OF that
series possess great affinity for ammonia of
the violate carbonate of ammonia, which,
without the addition of proper quantity of
litter, would evaporate from the heap of fer
mentating eXcrements. Straw thus furnishes
the raw material for the production ola num-
Der of organic acids, which by laying hold of
ammonia, preserves that most valuable con-
stituent in our manure" In other words,
straw does not cor ain much fertilizing mat
ter itself, but it affords the means fpresery-
ing the ammonia produced by feeding ont
grain, oil cake clover hay, etc. Those who
do not feed out those rich foods fail to avail
themselves of the chic: use of straw on the
far, so far as the manure heap is concerned
The quantity of water in well harvested
straw at the time it is stacked varies from %
to 36 per cent. After stacking a good deal
of water evaporatcs, and soon sinks to 16 or
Is per cent. Straw is such an microscopic
substances that the quantity of water it con-
tains varies greatly according to the state of
the atmosphere. DR.. Voelcker found as lit
tie as Sper cent. and as much as 10 per
cent. of water in straw taken at different
times from the outside of the same stack
He thinks that, on anaverage, straw contains
about 10 per cent. of water.
WHEAT STRAw.-Two samples of wheat
straw were analysed, one fairly ripe, the 9th
er over ripe. They contained in one hun
dred pounds:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19
The Secrets of Youth Unveiled.

4 T,eatiSe on the tuuae Of Premature Decdy-A SCI
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dereloping The ,chote roGress Of The disease from tie
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Medicines with full directions sent to any part Of the
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19

The ripe straw contained 10 per cent. of
OIL, while the over ripe contained only O.65 !;
Of gum, sugar and extractive matter, the ripe
contained 6.2S; the over ripe, only SAG =
OF soluble protein compounds, ripe, O.9O; =
over ripe, only 0.0O-that is to say, the ripe
straw contained more than eight times as
much as the over ripe straw. From these
results it would appear that the ripe straw is
worth twice as much as that which is over
ripe.
BARLEY STRAw.-In this case two samples
were also taken, one $ not too ripe" and the
other dead rpe." The former contained
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19
tGiel1 am1 Guy1ew.

> TUE CULTIVATION OF THE EARTH, AND THE DE-
yELoPMENT OF ITS RESOURCES, CONSTITUTE
THE BASIS AND THE SOURCE OF ALL REAL
WEALTH" - -s..... 49, err
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19


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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-19

Lo lazy Summer, swarthy, in the sun
Lies painting, with bare breasts upon the hills,
Swathing her limbs in hazes warm and dun,
Where splendors into dusky splendors run, .-
And sultry glory all the heaven o'erfi!ls. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25
FROM NEW YORK.

NV YoRK, April "a The Spanish
steam trigate Isabel Catholico, has arrived
from Havana, 18th. The Diaro states that
persons direct from New Orleans report the
rebel defenees much exaggeration, that forts
Sackson at st. Philip have been abandoned,
and the Cannon taken away, and there is
nothing TO prevent the Federal fleet from
sailing directly 10 New Orleans. The Diaro
does not vouch for the truth of these reports
Later new from Vera Cruz had reached
Havana. After an unsatinfactory conference
between the allied commanders, the French
General had decided to march his division
against the City of Mexico, taking upon him
self the responsibility. The English and
Spanish plen!potentisries th~ereupon decided
To withdraw their troops.
IL was stated that the Juarez Government
Is ready TO give every satisfaction TO the al
lies in the matter OF claims, but will not lis
ten 10 the idea a monarchy. and in case the
allies advanced to the capital, would retire
from il
The rebel schooner Dixie, formerly q reb
ell privsteer, Was captured OF Georgetown
). T., 10 attempting 10 run the blockade
The WA bound To Nassau. loaded with com
mon spirits turpentine &C, aud was captured
by the T.. :. steamer keystone State, who
placed a prize crew on board She arrived
at Philadelphia yesterday afternoon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

The Hon. Jaz. G. Robinson Of the Mar.
shall. Illinois. District. who has been at home
on business. ~as In Tho city. last night and
90 day. HE left this afternoon FOR Washing.
10 City. lie = an able and fearless advo
cate foe the Union under the Constitution.
Journal
Ne Know Hon jas. c. Robinson. tie -
a tassa man Of the ysIisniigham school.
AMI voted against the btu to raise means TO
pay the expenses OF tho war, anil to liquidate
the puble deit lie belongs 10 the Val
l~.n.iighsm. oerbces. Brcckinralge. and
Bright. gAnx ii traitors. he was solicited
Ia make .p~sche. in his Dissslcs. fer the par-
pose u 81 .ae volunteers. bat refused 90 do
snything l. ADVANCE the cs.sse of the Union
10 aay nav. lie persuaded tao men. BY bis
personal snas~4re. a. leave a company after
they had AZ, -~i % 20 with it He said Il
sa- an abaif.sa sas. and adv .sei them 10
stss Al home These $50 men reside in
Coles county,. Illinois. and are ready Al auy
1me. ~ make affidavit % the fact
The i the Kind Of an "axpocsi, u "a "a.
ga aafey re- Constitution that Jane. =.
Robinson - lie i a. much II = traitor a
h~ eau he wshous committing INC overt act
OF treason
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25
FROM II MEXICO.


~
fr. uSIoS. April l3.-coi. Slough, after
The battle at Apache Canon. foll baek and
'ook position At BegnAl Springs, % miles
south OF Fort Union. This was dcemea the
strategeticai point. being within supporting
distance OF II Union. A portion were te
harrass the enemy and 10 form a junction
with Col Candy when he should leave Fort
Osaig. 500 miles sogth. We had been there
but one day ~h-n Col. Candy sent from FL
Craig his Assistant Adjutant General with
preemptory orders To Col. Slough To fall
baak with ms column 10 ~. Union, which
was Immediately obeyed.
10 would seem We crippled the enemy IN
the hight at Apoche Canon. more lhan was
ptiitset Al htst We have reliable iulor
nation that We Killed over 100 men inclnd-
ing SIX officers. and wounded over 2OO.
We have now, as prisoners, AZ IT. Union.
III officers and - privates.
The enemy Immediately fell back 90 Santa
re. aud are again. IL ia believed. concentrat-
ing IN The old position at Albuquerque.
4 esterday an express arrived from Col.
Candy, stating that he would leave RI. Craig
on the jlst Of March. and if the enemy i i'm
The vicinity OF Albuquerque, with ordinary
travelling Col. Candy is ia that immediate
vicinity, and as oar column il $50 miles from
Albuquerque. and only leave this morning.
he will be unsupported by this column, and
With 900 regulars will have To encounter
their forces unless he can slip 10y and Join
he column which leaves here this morning.
IL Is understood that Kit Carson, with a
regiment of New Mexico volunteers, 200
strong, viii remain and garrison IT. Craig.
IL Is rumored that COLI. Steel and Bailor,
OF the rebel army, are advancing into New
Mexico with 500 addition men.
Important events will probably occur be
fore the next express leaves for the States.
Veil authenticated reports has inst reach
ed here hat Texan force, 2000 strong, are
entrenching themselves at Santa Re, and
that Col. Candy. having strengthened his
command up TO / 200. is 30 miles south of
Santa fe. This may enable our two col
umns TO act together, and make us 2i00
strong. Ii this is the case we will have one
OF the bloodiest battles on record.
The enemy 5 artillery Is about Is pieces,
ours IL pieces.