The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14

Trees, Vins,, Implements, &C., X street, near
Tpeaf,-seeond, nedr Pennsyirdnid dperue and
Circle, Warrington, ID. C.-Farmers are again
busyi plowing for winter grain should be I'm.
medintely completed. BY the 25th ofthis month
grain seeding should be over, giving another
he ywsr% wes9isp
will soon be over. See to your winter supply OF
fuel repair dilapidated fencesj gather up
tools and implements, and put under sheltsri
clean and oil the polished parts OF plows; re.
move all gum from mowers and reapersi II 10
easily done by using bcnzinei make prepara-
| tions to keep up your orchards with peach,
pear, apple, plum and cherry trees. They
will repay you we'll. beside the thanks of
your postority, which you should aim TO de-
serve. Look to your live stock see II you
good stock. You can easily rid sheep OF tieks
points for cows are; hsad small lean, bony,
prominent, bright and clear, horns light color
ears long and thin, neck short and thick
| through the heart, back loins and hips broad
and Wide, legs short, the skin should have a
roomy behind, and the teats standing wide
apart OF convenient size, chest broad. In
choosing young cows select one which has her
irst cali In June, as pasture 10 then good
She will make a better mixer than one that
calves In fall or winter. All her parts that
tend to the secretion of milk are developed to
their utmost capacity In June, and the udier
the teats, the milk veins become permanently
enlarged. DO not sacrifice the calves OF your
best mixers to tho butcher. The latter part
Of August 10 the best time for a young heller
companion II IL can be so arranged; 10 cents a
gallon for milk and IS cents per pound for
butter pays well; pure milk can be afforded at
these prices. Glover and blue grass 10 better
for milch cows than timothy and green grass.
Sturgeon oil applied with a feather or sponge
will keep flies from annoying horses and dogs
lands pillow 1t In Immediately. Save the drain
ings OF your barn.yard pile by pumping 1t
back again; 1t is worth gold, especially so BY
p hs oeSs. S TO the pie sSsed
manure possesses superior value, also Hhel.
tered fuel and sheltered stock. List of best
seed wheat.; broadcast, bushels seed to
chat Mediterranean, 70 bushels per aero
bearded; Weeks white, u bushels do. beard.
ed; Dishl's white, 40 bushels do. smooth
smooth; Blue sttn, Is bushels do smooth;
White chat Mediterranean, 30 bushcls 10.
bearded; Lancaster red ohaif, 10 bushels
bushels do. bearded For q good cheap
fence use the Usage orange. In kitchen gar.
den hoe and clean crops OF spinach, and
thin out to proper dist'neot to allow lot
soil, well manured, for crop for fall and
winter use. Plant out lettuce sowed last
month when OF proper size. Winter radish
should be sown during the first two weeks In
light moderately rich soil, and curlod endivc
transplanted for late use; tie up endive As
directed In August, on dry days; Earth up
the hearts OF the plsntsI II you bruise the
stalks they will decay. Sow corn said and
cheivii for winter and early spring use. Keep
hoe And IL we as To proSpee early summer cab
bages this Is the time for sowing cabbage seed
In good rich soil, thoroughly titled and heavily
msnured. Sow cauliilower between the goth
aud 3oth of the month. To late crops OF cauli-
flower and broccoli give occasional waterings,
Gather all ripe seed, spread them on cloths or
mats, and transplant all hardy herbs. Upon
the rcdeipt OF 81 Mr.. Morris will transmit full
Instructions relative to the growth Of hops.
The flower garden, this month, more than re-
pays the attention giyonit. You have enjoyed
your spring and summer flowers, but you now
have the dazzling beauty, luxurisnt growth
and fragrance which renders the garden 90
lovely and attractive, the delicate foliage, the
pleasant shade, beautiful blossoms, magnih'
The double Gambia lowered balsam 10 splen.
did. Several varieties OF flower seed should
now be planted to bloom early next season,
which do not bloom tho first season they are
planted. Herewith is = list OF flower seed for
fall planting pink, hollyhock, mimulus, pan.
sizes, polyanthus, stock, sweet william, hall.
flower, canterbury bell-all very beautiful, aud
should be In every garden. stake and water
your dahlias, tuberoses. and chrysanthemumB
and asters, at this season the pride OF the gar
den. The reader 10 especially reminded that
September is the proper time TO conclude
what kinds of trees arc required for fruit or
shade; also, vines and small fruits, rhubarb,
asparagus, currents, goosencrries raspDerrlet,
grapes, &c. Mr.. Morris has for sale stock Of
several thousand fruit trees; also, vines and
small fruits, AMI solicits that orders may he
sent In early in October. As the time for
transplanting Is necessarily short, they will
be nlled In rotation, and trees delivered In
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia FREQ
OF freight, and nrst quality. Annexed Ia a
partial list Of names Of some of the best fruits;
pears-summer, tyson, belle lucrative, beurre
diel, buffum, Duchess; winter, glout, morceau,
lawrence, vicar OF WI Apples-summer, artra-
chan; early harvest, red streak, golden sweet;
autumn, drap dor, jeffrics, Jersey sweoting,
Lowell, winter, baily sweet, baldwin, domino,
fall water, SC, &c. Order early. Gall and ex-
anime list of peach, plum, cherry, so. A full
assortment OF the choicest variety.
Social joy, for which mankind do ain,
By trees and fruits and ipwcrs Is much enhanced
Social sorrow loses half Its pain
To those who purchase freely.
Trees and Seeds and Pants, New Seed
store, X street, near Twcniy -second.