, 1865-08-18

that the fruit WAS smaller than Usual, aud
other crops had also been diminished IN con;
.s.,a..s NJ. - :" .o4-
ee4uehe tno nea. pfo1ln1Iy o1 INC ta7er
fAnaole In watdins of late and early
hosts, IN this respect being to some extent
similar TO that OF the cast shore Of Lake
AiGniean.
This much to show the great value of the
east bank OF the Mississippi, mud especially
o. ne elapei ana further, to guard thoae-
having different sol and exposure in fol-
lowing out tne same plan with the expecta.
tlc1 Of 4 like result
inis sou 5as sons disadvantages and all
" tAe aAau runs c49aot pe grown to the
same aoVautage ID On Tue pfatf1e.
TIE CHERRY ORCHARD.
Litt1eattention Is given to the strawberry.
cherry. ' " '@ NV - ta'
The varieties are B1ack Tartarian. Eano.
lpnn Nfrurenn. and Gs{dIev. 0ftheae thera
are eighty trees six years Il, ttd orchard nro.
ducing fIom one fourth Of bushcl to tkree
busheis each, and sold IN tho Chjcaro a nd
81. Louis markets at twepty.four doliars a
Dr has the i5Ills and ufsenbacks to snstain II -
The trees ara vnun5 and vipnrons h1ah1r 4.
cultivated and carefnllY prured. From IT,
iii dav Of Nav to tha 1fpeninr Of tha frnjt
The tTces Tere aaily yisited 1ifhftha Hcnrcns
~ Sne nstcher ond dnrinn tIe ss.1ar ~ oraMth
had HhrhA ftn$
Wna1e iii enan TRIs kent ri ir"ecsa reau. 1nn
nIt0 srndt and 1esf and A. the f1nit h"s "% ha.n
,ninrnd hv hnnd was NJ rnnrmnna sf~a ,s'.a usen
W. q r,t,m than a cherry o1"S' A4oto
W. hsve NJ ;1ea that fhesc same p,rie+so.
.sn ~ anccessf1liv srnwn m tha I-et.io nr.ts;o
hc snrnrIsed to see The tirst hard wInter
svesn ,hs11 from fhe orrha1ii "N1s0'
s.T,pp sHp dast,nct;a, ~ the crrcn1fo aud ,,ho-
s1snc4s is Wnrthv Tho attention. ~ al cn1t;1s.
,ors nsse'' = 'S' 'Ds 'Ae "a ~ @'As'sa'
t~'' u7r crnrr,,o c.rcuvp
r,,,,. 49, ~ sta,stan ,.a,h.a,,s ~
1hs a.a SOL ioa o. saeie'In Sa, %orea On ..
large sea!e, ptaeea 0n nana ,oa naf7oM WIN
wheei lonl ieeI ~ ~ a.smsa: a: wtta arms n
yefLco SoVetsn Hi.A co.nnSn ts Wnte sneetaHg.
~ the ifoas 5tae opPosste 1ua nsaaie 's slat
Iunn!ng aeay - .h tuo Gsaees s y IL tns , ~ o.
tne saess, au9 srf, n,t.r1 @ ~ 9s s9a a. e sas Ia T.
uu1, rnW T. M, NJ nnder tha trea md : cann,s "
tljght Jars given, when the curculIo doubled
himself up and drops to the sheet, where ho
Of man, and being nearly the color Of the
wood Is seldom seen. The trees are visited
in the morning when the insect Is rather
dofmaut, and Will remain on the sheet IN til
hundred Of trees are Jared for the enemy.
They are then thrown into pan OF hot wi-
ter and destroycd.
Tlis insect Is the great enemy OF the fruit
grown in this latitude, attacking not oniy
The peach and cherry. but the apple also, Ii
Incl. with his destructive hrpfts. but little
fruit Of any kind can be- grown. The peach
crop ls every pear more or less damaged,
while the entire plum crop Is swept AMY !;
but Win the nse q his simple device the
af,er despsir Of a plou. CROP If he Viii nse
VI this inatrument. Itn not patented. Int
trust that some one viii get them 1p OF
different sizes aud put them IN sale at our m
sttdstorea. it's one Of tie things th1teyery
init grower must have In this State 1t Least.
othsr thin 1kinped fruit. 4 few niurns nav
hr crnwn in the noultry yart1 Int With thta
In ni. ment thew can be gown thrnnsbnrt
1he siata in Almost uultn,ited QUANTITY. for
a. nreeent this Ia ihe onlv serions dr.w6ack'
,b1Jsrr rnst uhich il ihs creot a1,, \" A. ~ :
-Aa'' Ns ~7,r 1 - ~, oocu.n,
Tbs consists q lSo tfess. I'll, ornsas'y al,
bnohg uo"n ~ - rt.n au.a ea9k 1aS tsecs
..asS ~ thess III. nn a- III ~ VI @ .
psHh ~ 4'e, ia.a ti,,.ta5 ~"
49, r. III ~ r,,nh ~ 15 ~ ,s.s uosa
ouTls'; MI ana W. tsIoaosf tu'u - 1s Rrics.
| Anc Moss saloau1e ta1!Sty' tA1ing g14gas
tss !sse ut ga!aes y tns NcLauena. MnaI i1
kns tatiELy "2ma ~ W nlsst sc4ie WIZ
Soon Se % tInn. 1ns SenS1 sv4 y psahteu .aIse'
anu s1auus ~ lnu n.A1 , " Hae .tst !of p,Ynt,
| ptasnG ta!Ee crops aaa SELLING a'g9; Ne1s
II .n ointa aper uaE ian ns rs, ot1eane, re- t,,
| Lomualo ne EVE eaGA eeas. sIousu nis
| nccs ere IoaGea lo tns UTMOST tae mayor noE
| as n'en an9 sk1n tolcx; ,:h 1nis las5ef aaslty
| Lac maue .. s@wme sh ~ ~ II ~
R.oseTnE HiI ~ M ~ IN ah5s.t III I~iu, h ~ ~ ~
tect AZ alike. But yet We Tin put IN plea
| lot lnls PUN On Aecount y !ts s1eat naial.
| nese, an9 tepsat Hnas I! " nave oasn sNa sHat
!9f PtauaG GnlsasG ~ ~ .as Mosk ta'uaola on
we nat. lns nSts 1T H1neeEaa :, e. q tn!s - * year
olo pun olcualu W. ne ~ isess smg saous-
ana Gon - ~ nr eatos 'aan 'ns a'eF
| asE lneoua ~ w !asne!5. e!5...,,,.
| we trust that farmers ofaefing plum iIeea
| wnl mol tahe eVeIytnsne Ganeq p4un tIee1
| hut sec that they get good varieties; II allo1
{ees hsd 9a oesn Inc eosts
ms pfchis tnts Jeat Muula hase peen = a. !eass
FIVE hundred dollars more tnan It ts. 10 much
for varieties. y ..--.-- "
TIE FEAR ORCHARD.
This conklsts Of several hundred trees, all
| atandasd, that Is one pear stock. The tew
dwarf pears set hare died with the peal
blight. The trees arc loaded with 4 fine
| crop Of pears but the trees DO NOT look well,
few Of them having made any neW growth
u.s = - tvhtot +he nnrtnr snfss,t. ~ *.
popa - ,Se,d s ~ ~ ~ tk b1icht Whiis ~ NJ
f.or. fv". IosJs5 viii ana T!git ana ~ .;14 -
Less agaueH wv t.a.a ".a ~ ~
- ~. -. $500, IN 4ht. Ins,sav
ai1{ sune1aok & I'LL snn $1,000 ~ +ha rs,,.,
Mnns ms Nv ~ q s. 80 Iu' 1 ss.tt saaus
"a w iHat % th1s arif IA a snccess mt mt nnr,
te1 .uat -. - o, q ~ hr5s esrIv l., -.
50 tnan fha ~ tresa =, 1,or "a W., ~
asat9n. asa+s c.oGdit,n1 .uHs ~ "As " A0tS rs
Tho y,enr hltebt Ia serious evil all aIons
AID near the east bank Of the Mississippi
and until some remedy is found the crop VII
be neither reliable o. profitable.
The Doctors List Is Is follows:
Three most R1oatapte ior: sneeesqon Q
market fruit, Howell. Beurre and Easte'
For si1 best, add Bloodsood, Bartlett aui
Duchets dc Angouleme.
For twelve best, add Fundant dn Autumn
Bernie Dial, Flemish Beauty, Winter Nellis
Buffnm and serktl.
The Easter Beurre Is not generally consid
cred profitable. and nay @ rot Pc - aaie Ior on
NORTH, Howell, bastlet. anu fie@1sn beant!
aie donotlees tae psst LITE peus.s
we snnn looh mna Ras-sI.it T. soanasase ~
paying crops o. pears ron the eastern par
or the S1ase tatnef tnAn tne "esIetn.
TIE APfIE ORCHARD.
Four hundred trees are planted and doin'
well, but the crop e less profitable than oti
destructive. and no remedy has been atteml
ted Tor them. Thie Insect is the curse Of III
| annle orchards throughout the whole couu
| trv. ard must be met and destroyed, or tt
apple crop will cease to be of value. It
said the female insect cannot fly, and mus
crawl up the 1runK O. me 1Eee. Is thss
go, nay panas VII oa aae uGat ~. tenteus' aao
the one most 'eneo ueon ~ 1ne eost:
T. TIE oRAfR'
In nearly all the vineyards about Alton th
~rot 1,-ta thar Ia rnur1a IN 81 nf Z tn5Yfrnfr III