, 1869-10-27

ntt&fC NAt hAk 4&E At32 EEs438i14 a3NGu HAtA Wy
otnEa Tue lsu1l, this AeaSnp, Was extra nne aud
large, therefore shall contiuue to cultivate u.
aud recommend It 10 Others fut thts locality. The
As,1aesan, Caroline, Ard Red Inue, Eepad'stea
by Jour correspondent, are our nYst.cla4a apples
herc- They Rsow st1enE. hear aoutdan'ls, and
respectfully, THoxAs PiD1Ixor1A.
Ii Eight be well to state that the Eeawlckr Cod
log u more largely grown In England than all
other summer cooking eprles. The past summer
] rent nyer 100 bushels OF them TO markell and
they commanded q higher price than any other
coolluR apple All OF the small and refuse apples
were msde into vinegar Of superior quality.
Iststed that the Benout mad not been fuly tested,
and That came Into bearing rather sa1lly the
same objection. oniy to a greater extent YVES the
case wth the 4. S. Pearmatn. The Red June Goes
well while The trees ore 5oung and needs the seIy
hest Of culture. A. compared to the Sops OF
Vine for market, 1t il long way behind. Mt r.
1. correct the Statement shat locality bss much
u do With frute, aud thts leads TO the subject OF
ACCI1AArl0S,
OF whirh 70 much hns been said, and 20 little IS
rt1iIy kbo1n-
All pIanls can etAed a certaio amount Of heat or
cota NJ certain stages CT growth; hence plants are
ranged along llDes Of thermal te mpcrature when
the1 grow naturally. II We take tlenl outside OF
these lines they to flourish, and 1t Is impos.
shle 20 manage them, ur.ets b5 some artificial
process, We Compensate tor The natural coodt;tnn
10 which they hate been accustomed. The most
etmn0n practice II 10 c1oss .ndfvsdnais Of tie
Eerus, thus Creating, As It werc new qpec!es- Df
this VIC have MANY cranples. The American
grspes. which hare haT,y Tines that ne
suited TO opr climate, are Of no practical
value for 1ru.t, neither here nor In Europe
The European yiuee, which are SO valuable
For fruit. will not stand our citnaatc. and are
thus equally without value Sos fruit With Us. No
ole hes acchna:et them for open culture; but II
We dtstTc tue fruit ne Mu,t put thera under grnss
10 give them IN artificial climate, ucat Us possible
to lint IN which they douLlsh at home. Their,
aEe'n, IN out great Fatse Of climate, wshare sno-
dtet1ons Of the grape fanlJ that cannot he taken
ont of ihets o. n peculiar range OF cilnste- Tue
1t'as oah grape Of Texas and the Scappe,nooE
Will n.sttxr grow NOT ft1it .nthe open aroan, north
OF the DhlO. MnTe than t*o hundred years were
spsnt 10 the ss1n st'eurt TO acciimste the Euro-
ffan EsnPc on the esst side Of the HockY Monu-
ioins, and gznpe-s1o oelog during all this ttme Was
fatlare his result Is due to what ts called SCI
e1cc--a science based on the theanea OF mere
fht0FtsiS and not on the nature OF
thineP. tudpttc from What We hcar
II TrRaEd 10 the accisnalion Of plants woul1 be
led 70 believe that It II xe!l-essal..shed Iact, and
atn cot certain ths; tue very leaned heal VI the
IEduttr1al CEirefttfy would not insist upon lta
truth. IT Is about tine taat rome of these false
,eachibgs we're exploded, anti the real truth ar
rtsed ut This cnn only Dc done BY more cafe1ul
ftady OF naturc- The echoolnaster Is well enough
IN his place, bat he occupies only hslf the
ground.
But how about such American grapes As Con-
cord. Hartford Prolific Ives, Delaware ETC.; they
mu1s be aecstmsted American grares: We hear
cy.ra1 whisper, with Algst lauah. Well. vii!
tell Jon That accltmatiou has ha1 nothing 10 do
with ther CREATION TheI hare teen the resut
LPk-~ A..
Eutopcau. Thereby creating grape rattaktpg to
some t1terE OF the virtues OF both parents-
fruustlness Oh the oae side a1d hardness Of vine
on the other.
We shade ynnng eve.greeDs for one Of sse Years
tetore We expose them 10 the open sunlight, for
! The Enne reason that VIC house the young Of AMI
nals ffou, the cold, or gradually accuhtom hot
bid plaAis 10 the cold ar. We cut bark III tuu.-
Mrr nntf the anEa! gro With Of the blackberry ant
,hs raspberry, to compel them to fnssh thciE
GroNih before the period Of frost, that would be
'!abse to tnto1e the Immature EIoTth. We hlt1w
our tcw hybrid grapes, whose parents were the
Itis Tintfrra antl the L4bra.i0 or -F:.f.ratis to
se1 d Out rank growth OF vinea. for III this way
NC Ootaib fru1t.bezrtng canes; but II we cpu11c
thin to a single the result 1nay be wood or
leaf producing tnit4. We hare sn2if a new fam
i:x Of grapes with new hsbits; theJ are not rin.
iInlfru, nor xre they L1brdska. AccltmAt1on has
had Iolh,D9 10 10 win them, but the simple
Crossing evet{thlOu4
| Modern sgr1euNure, horticulture, and 1ortcui
culture we3e rot taught t,y Homer, I.ato Cicero,
lHutnrrn, Jn1fus Cesar, OF Marc Antony, aua the
cl:!saor Ut The SCH need not consult then, tu re-
| gard 10 h.h business but raIher TIE nauFst laws.
lfyt rllfxtng accompanies What WAS ctalneti Tor
| accllmAtIon- When We fully comprehend this VIC
! have 1he MesnA Of real progress within oar
grasp
! The black Pig OF Inlla nn3 Wild boar Of E:rop.
have heen lost IN repeated crosses, aoi In lime the
several tantlies o: natiye grapes viii IN IKE
manber dIsappear. producing new race. better
| adapted TO the Ese af rnan- Tnls disposition ta
charge b5 crusEue II ol great valne to the
| faru II. II has E.yen Is 1he datET GOV
! the aptitude 10 lake On fat; cn1sse
or ue wool at our pIeAxcre; fruits for eating rI<
AID fruits for cooking; fruits LOT c!Jer Tor WINE
a:orsug Tor winter. As Adam once heid ii, the
races Of men In his hody. 50 the e1cat IA miles oi
p1srts ocee bad the germ Of ali the modern pro.
| tsucsans, snd uni3 by new combinations do VT
prepare them for other thAa teelr ns,,ye isuther.
| ra1: Ines
The hAbll1c Of the Andes would not recognize
the dkhlta Of our Ra7tens- ktrR Solomon uesti
s;t SoI.s Of Wine, Rambo, Ssanard, or .
| Ntl,ow TNtg, TOT sney wcfe lett for the aye7 II
ctne to te developed Eyen that mythical g1ce
Of Escbal bad disappeared before his time.
/ A MARKET GAEpkS.
l Al I0E +L1SG AK tu1EE E1I4E1 WEiE iHAEE iuE
the bett display Of vegetables .At. HASKELL Of
RoIltoro, to whom Was AWARDED the at1& pre-
niup, presented the following a1t,rles- Tnesc
.eRetaoies xre grpwn ior the inh abitan.t Of the
c1sy. II viii be well 70 look over the lis. and see
bow many OF them arc desirable lor the farmer
saale. For 1hs pusrosc vii c1a1sstg and MIN.
| tts shtu:
| ny'. sweet J. Farmers tlCh sEcer. I. Ex'f1
| E1rly eNee1 b. yellow Dent. 6. White Deut
!. Ttp1 s,lssnte Deak S s:odls, Dens 9. King
fI,a,,p U.p,'.k,u :. lied wea:ass.ns,a. II. Ye,,o.
ne.ns i s1.st.r Mnse rGT'os1l II. Pear: H. Po
'"s Srs I'D i.Se Whse Ka.slan, l.. Purple to,
IHtaso,-Is Early role.. =. cl1E,ax- e1: Mo
slater Ku,s<t IS 1qnseye 50. EnsGs'
WIS; asl1;ss,1 ~ RI Fiji II aps ps:< MI %ssSoz or e.,
TSrn,r l4otd 6et.. S Long niood beet =. LonI
stI J.. e s se4 = < s'o.s Z ,sfs Yss1 :al
j esrros. ~ Ling, vnlse carrot a. Loas saza
t' KSrA ss1.y raas7. s. as ess.assaps ae eaa sssa
81. Mammoth sqaash. 81 u1bbasu sgpash. 81
!esss sr 5ts reass ssssh is saq.;s
] ,uer- o.. SaEfs:I Old s"ee1 po,*toes S. Loo
%a,s s1s Ssss;sssa sssss'F & s.at ;t:1
tean dInn.hest q urrmhea aa Savoy. q J9iI
/ coEn,& 81 fo2 CEN. q. EeE rlant: "a 70!
, nats{ pa,gs q koa! kaoos 'a,se srss!
! Mexican Pepper = Asmnoth sweet p.p2e
: - LAfVe CAyeune pepper, - Small CA5eht
Z f3r5eI. ~ C1tlpn pepper
{ lieIe are seventy i've rsnetles Of vegetable
. gtv,u for ss!e In the q >. For the farmers g
= den We alehl leave eut Nos = a,h6.,ss. 9. l
r. Il ~ u. p ~, e. 81. =. -. 81, ST. s., -,
. 81. :aEk,:e, o. tA q, ~. Il, r. u, *
That viii nduce the list TO forty varieties, Whit
; sboaIt Re the smallest limit for the farmers "a
= trr. This "a Just tie tine 70 g.se this tuoieet
/ tsuiouRRr row We hare . sopnly Of old. we
d ral;e,j acaa shlt should he hauled oas Of II
- 6 commence rinief feeding. Veg
!. ssteshnss nave nanare. And thai annually,
= We cAuno. Efov them. Therefore 90 not f&l1
get II out nrd sprtad r broadcast
, the garden, where Il ma. lie through the r.ntt
n 10 be pto~ed Ia ii the proper time for p1antin
Fur oIiots II Is better 10 r1ov In the tAl1, haro
}. i ard roll The g1pand ready for planting. II
E. E. piarttpg r1aJ .a.so be doae nov or earl{ in t
- tPF1nI. ouon1 intended for seed OF early TIT
s. u<e may be set m the fan and covered with s:ss
a. or prAtse hay. The oEtoo seed g7oxers Plant
n his way- No q wsA produced In sai4 couats. t
- :. seed sent " = scotsman At Mas5leheAtl, MAJ
T. ard frosn thence It II sent out ~ superior It
d yaHctJ; 1t Is OLE OF ou1 best t1clona-
IS There Ere other varieties that shoald be grn,
y IN cur rarr'eca, hu1 gre this ii<t from the IA
~ ,Eas IL came befuse the public fos endorsemeoh
.. RCRAl.
- The Coming york Seoxnn.
u The follow irg sound Views Of the conicg pac
tag A+ason l. taken from the Cincinnati I4ser G.