New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-11

sad remains OF posts and bars ana uhhePs sasS iss
lures have grown up heds OF hrhrs anu weeusi
for cutting and the crops of powed fields have been
regularly growing less and less unt DON tenant anu
landlord, If on them dependant, might starve.
The cause Of this decay Is patent. IL Is The want VI
manure Little hos been made upon the place, because
it not stock farm. and every thing that conu DO
grown by the meanest sort OF shallow powlng was car
lricd or and nothing returned.
IOu might just as wei expect mn animal 10 I'VE shu
reproduce, that was annually skinned. as Tor sucn :
sadly skinned farm 10 live and be productive HOW tne
oBner lived Is evidenced in the tunbng fences, VIC
hngecs5 gates and barn-do0rs tie usinmed 0rchafu''
the overgfown garden the droppNt r. pieces honse.
let the SOL o! tS farm X not h9tu, ~! slcIio ~
Ia, been simply made uIprOductiye by bad farming by
shallow piowing, BY cropping without iotaon by Try
ing to grow crops without manure, by selling crops OF
of the place instead Of feeding them on IT, to animals
that would furnish tic fertility TO grow ana regrow
crops forever.
it, He has no manure on the place. II Is mile from
the railroad station wharf to the lower end OF the
farm. AID miles to tie upper END or It, all ne way
mp hill II would Pc task TO eHilch th'Sc olu heiIs
with CITY manure b01tcd mp bc river and hauled MP The
Hill. But they must he enriched Hnncho"' iof every
acre COS, slo2 nd DIRT cheap Ut lhn AG interest oi
which I, 81 g. and That this farm must nc made 10
p0y ana " bile paying II, support the irml! ana labor
or and increase IN value.
NOa how VIII tho owner DO il That rs the q eat
lcu,stion. II We can solve it upon tbs farm We shall
confer blessing upon tie owners of great many other
forms similarly situated. ,,..,;. Col, nm,
ci Us sei over M. renee ana sec wht tni1 eq pre-"
I
! oIcAhrG' perhaps oi hNe acres.
he sales rom tbs last year were 1--we huhuiou oar
RES oi appcs' ,,
Iheh' u y was pfuhcu ana m2hUle ca ,De sum neAt
year WO,lIu ur tI".,n' , "a, ,' ". H. ~
'n4cn lnlr'yeu I'M We Sl,"v W. o ' Iorbo,,
Leaving ue oTchaG' we WA Np!"As " "yoAM ~
held, soWh NJ lle 'alFes, ana nI oa'c eno.sn VI
pay a!.Aost tne cost 9i ipVrol t'l,'' "'I
~ no a 1 u;sG ems ,e ,iyc % o ontin on to
roauS WOMB eel, 70 gay ol t""''" qo1Is ~ "eV
say hve acres loi pu.9l5 Ely. Ns.l?' ~ nS' =,
W. ansv er 70 dcyoi, ny l4n1 T. DAekHh1a wien az
nes, nls{ sre wen '''u'@ l "''' ""' u MN
GOES 10 we lenAi t 60 .,-.t., .t. r.i1 TO- .,ro
w ~, "a 80 ~. "" .- ~. ,l' - -; -, ,j,,s'
X ~ 49, '.. S 80 ], th orh'yd rssht ro Win
!. ". ~ 80, .. On. ,,.v n, kar,,s 70 5,,,v
go, go c.,,c- 90 Irt .tai 90 and 1lrut new,
az ori ~ s.,~,o NJ mo- }rcl. ael1s
Nor iet me- cross - ei and LOOK NJ the dlauifated
- 49, ,-, t,;'5i,
nun vn III. ~ ~ t.,, III, v, ti,, r,i,,
tl % tou on -, In nns - .' "a ii
iu CaTPH' ~ lLo i-'h'u' MI ,u! IIlI..' ''u .'
ana SOY NM % WOfki MOI 70 n "VNh p't 10 puvu W
carefully aie ecoAo,le'l!. ncn my pI,nvI, VIA
SHOWS row ~ s'oP d es WIN luI3 un1 Iln,Is -, wv
cover them iP win c.spp punt - a. uu ni" I'M
wash upon ~ tIc IOgs hnu upou ''o - ~ .n -
hSs' II III IaAe on 'ne ,o's H'u I'M M IN - -
pnGes Io9k new ms m NV ~ an H. ro
DusheI Nlahl7h "hi'hif ~ ms TUE bal. - ~; ~"
sugar l. ies, ll1eu III ~ b''o"s VI ""o'' NJ" 'O''
waicr as required. ,,.
The water for the house comes nom spring NJ tIe
hill Repairs needed What do advise about pipes
/ DO you think lead pipes dangerous 70 leaitht
Only in very slight degree, and through ca!ef'ss-
l
Where il runs continually. rs II would here there is 10
Danger But you can use tho new patent lead pipe
which ia completely coated with tin upon the inside
q propose 20 make a fsh-pond In this hollow
Well II You do so, and don't snccee' m breeding tsh,
YOU probably will IN muskctOes, and II is very near
the house. You will find them tolerebly handy
NOW what wOuld You do with this 1cldf II Il tho
only that can depend upon ior moving next year,
and II looks like very poor dependence"
Yes; 1t is hide-bound inert, and viii not probably
yle.d one fourth OF tun per acre. Dress u WIN zen
pnSes OF sat per acre cary in the nPIlne ana TWO
bushels Of plaster in May II you cannot AFFORD i any
manure. Probably 1t would pay to gYei ~ lbs; o.
guano or bone dust. There IS new manure cameo
Bruces Fertser made at ROssyle, staten Island.
OF deodOIZed animal OfFal that is highly spoken o. and
from its constituents must be good The only question
Is a. 10 cost, and whether II would be more economical
than more bulky matter. Peruvian guan0 Is too
high nov for general use. The Pacific Islands guano
has proved valuable in many cases and much more
economical than the Peruvian gueno. The question Of
manure that is what kind 70 buy, is Of the most i'm
pOrtant Of al things connected with the renovation Of
your land II would solve the whole difficulty II We
could tel you exactly what you could afford TO buy II
is almost certain that lime and wood ashes would do
great deal Of good TO all Of this farm. If this moving
ground was narrowed in the Spring il would greatly
bene. toe crop. At you can start clover
uDon other fields plOw this up and manure ~ and cnlii
vae il one wear and then seed il down again to clover
and timothy.
All what have we heTet great H4'h pou, Nov
we see how yon can renoSee these old held- pif an
outlet drain, and then commence upon one sne anu e
out all the muck ana cart It upon me upap9. I r
want 20 kho" "h' W 10 WIN 'hoe o"t -.
can tell now. Commence at on nd plow i .: deepy
want to plant you can in Autumn ~ Winter
Make them two feet deep and SIX feet we. mr.
the lower strata side and I'll The holes with surface
soil II yOv can got some finely puFcilIrl muck You
NAV put Ono.horso cart load into each hole mixing
wei with the soil and you may spread over the surface
during the Winter. muck enough to give the ~hole
deep black color Without any other manure. this viii
restore fertility and make Won valuable Young orchard
What crop shall grow in The meantime while The