The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-15

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Many fe.rs arc entertained that the
wheaf IRON in Indiana will - fn;nred
~ frosf. - - - =
"A co,-.s,..ds,t sf ~. M;rror aud
r.rmer' rnenssSnss late cnt hav a. a
csuse Of .cattle. rnawing boards and
homes.
u:,,- a. 90 -, 90 o.. .,,s..
PIN nas ~ ~ ~ acS'' , Hn,:sa
s:IcI run cocoons .a,Seu ~. ~ 0S Mn
nor Tor the now Can;to, If that State
U..,N 80 a.. ...,.;...,.
!. MoIe IMAM one-na.. =. .ae eu ~ gsS;e
UNIV .., !" .ne cs...a. PloS m, =. ahS"
!: sun 10 u nno nno ss.cu rIe ~
si"es 1o'uoo'oNV aeics vi p"i'o" '""
"A st. Louis paper says wheat L.
suffering throughout missouri, lot
want OF ram. 1t IS believeo that II u
Son.inues vi. uuon ioneei 'ne' ' ""i
w general .ai'u'e.
Tobacco 10 becoming the staple crop
OF Spencer county, Ind Farmers are
making arrangements TO plant more
extensively than ever pefofe the COM
ing season.
A correspondent OF the New Eng
iahd FARMER, at fishVlie, II. l., WHITES
.nat Mens ". o .';e. Az oo co. sx
' mashg ; .he s..e oma. sor sosn
"So '.,o 'e' se"r
There is to be a grand heia tfiai OF
reapers. mowers, nay FORKS, nay raAes
ana other Iarm implements curing
the approaching harvest, near Of
Louis nnaer tne auspices % .ne MIS-
SUI ~, ea'0 A' - ne
:, Inc Massachusetts l ivg ". !li'la'l says
10 cure doS OF sneeP hilr'ns, iet MN
see the sheep ne mas hliieo IN MS
presence take on the pen, iasten II
ugntiy around MN, ana make MIN
wear II from ono 70 tnree oays; We
| THINK you VIII never DC troupieu pv
his NEEDING Win sheep again.
Inc pest cure-po"oer anu ieao. -
An exchange says that mammoth
mushroom at frinceion, Ai;' which
grew to maturity IN single night
| easured 81 lnches IN circumference,
~ lnches III hignt, ana Welgned three
pounds anu ten ounces. IL was OF
conicai shape and was supported upon
Stalk not more thah hai1 an lhch IN
diameter.
In some parts of Surry, England, rs
at Dorking, the first migration from
the parent hive is called swarm the
next is cast and the third increase i'll
the season, goes under the name of
cote. The latter is also called a spin
die in some of the middle counties OF
England.
An Ohio correspondent of the
Country Gentleman describes SIM
PIE cohtrlVahce ior removing seeu
from oIooin-coc". - - oo'''o y!
one ana aaii ,eet iohs, one ioot
Wlde, one men tnlch, sawed Ut one
4 emu IKE coiho' 'iie tee.h peinS aooue
SIX hcnes iohs ana shdrpenea At 'he
end. Inc ooaru IS 10 De i'aiieo 10 u
Dehch.
Mr.. j. j. Mechi, the celebrated Eng
lish farmer, aud alderman Of London.
has on his farm 300 head of poultry.
He says that fowls are the farmers
best friends, consuming no end of in
sects, and utilizing and economizing
an VS. S,dn. ro0ma 81 , ,n"ItrU
thon o ~ p p nfhaaf
'""" pun" "a o
a lsconsih correspondents vi 'he
Northefh FARMER writes; LII many
cases Where wheat mas oeen ied 10
STOCK, great injury mas oeeh oohe'
owing 10 Diasteu OF sihu'teu grains
winch IL VIII De seen Is very poison,
Gus. Inc 1ouhoer, OF oVerieeu Vi
Wneat, is .he Wors. possioie Younger.
we nave Known PIGS Mic" III ""
hours rom eatihSst.
The Northwestern Farmer says that
Jonn loniihsoh, Lsq., III ohei1s CO..
lndlana' iattea t"eiVe hundred uol I,,
worth Oh PORK on Po,a.oes lasi rall,
anu pronouhces potatoes c'icaper
1000 LOT hogs imam CORR ana 80 iar as
ne couio see equai; II 'ioe superior, ~
II III ever! way. ne cooheu MS Pota-
toes, ana the h0Ss were eAceeuinSl.
iond Oh mem. II Is wen Know, t,'a "a.
!he potato Is rlch IN statcn, anu 'lia I
10 the chiei eieiiieii. Vi lat anu We are
sure that IL Is an eAceiie"' 'ooo ior
swine
A pitch pine tree is likely to be
valuable prOpertv i'm North Carolina.