, 1873-07-02
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

AA s','~-.. .. sn4ocs oa Hlne-siu,nps."A y,
stnnv ts;s:,,.-v,..,a $50 nn.is =
n 1Fnrbor 80, 0..vc1n .rro,1c ons,
Ox1vcgo stnrcl,--ThS uairlog..A re-
finrknblo Upxv-.'Tho Urops-.Chttui1n
| TAasticas-pstru Wntor for tho DnirY.
IRON Our Aarionlt"ra' Correspondent.
MY bohhfn Ioun' July o, 1e79.
,.. IN 1tohl"f'E."' ,-.
IL losh 11I"oto Is aola OF plno-stnmps,
aoaeu aau 1"BBea' Jubs aH lucy aaSo oooh iorcoo
.,, ous y, 'no hanuy ,ehu. 1ho power nfplop TO
s,.s. -. ntuAto 10 ~ b.ua'' .4on .ouh ~ ~
ao. .oaoa ~ ala.asses oloho l8o paPo"61eme anu
1oua a.s u,si " W supe'!su'gu' aho sreos
nro hs .sam.a W., 10y SvaRs W., anu sho nIo1npa
,or-., sn,'a 80 ~ Wy t''5 "''o ous
ota..., a Nv "ayo.1,"e ,io,a 1'a ose.
49, ..,. ~ Inot' ~ ~ o''o "'ao VI
1890, 80. ~ s,s"s 10y "oua ~ Inv W 'no
noats a. o,,t ~ .s's 10y ~ s oosn ~. .oneo
md ,ho.o al, ,aa,,,,, e.. IN e.,.s ,. iia;,
,ono,doroa ~ ,,a1,.a1y. a ~ .s.,. 1, 1,4 oolt's
n;oooo oro an,a ~ .,,s r.,,.t.. 1-o.uot ~
ror,,ora ~ a,o,,,.r,a. :;, ~ w ~. VIZ
nonoa ,ro st,,r,1,a 49, 1n,s T., ,,.,o ~ ~
nil on onc a;1c, WIN l;tt1c ann Il 10 .,,a;,a
hn1 and ehoon t,ght onf1 "a nm y, 4,,a ..,,.,t
dnroIlo ,n1 forn,,f,nI1o -, fnroos nho ,,.o,.
borrca grnw m ornons 10 roo.s aro . 1,on,s,a.
n fryn1t,u @n%. /.
ohnolf and t1o c,,;n,nnnh Gn5 % =. -ot,ont ~.
ucath ttg broad, nondoro,s boso. II Ia eatin,atea
that those nd ~nno atnm,s oro ;vort,,
for foncing the entire cost Of Tho lahor.
Thousands of them hnvo bcon ont into hinf,;no.
wood, md sont to Now Yorl, md ot1er cit,on.
T could not learn tho cost of tho work. ma m nc.
count Of It Ind boon kopt: but all agreed that
tho clearing of field OF rino.stumps was loss
bcttor. To Law upa
GOOD srosE VAIL
costs Is cents a rod besides the hauling Of tho
stones, To-day mot farmer from, tia Town
Of Serbia uoor tho CITY of O,veoo whosnii, t,,at
In ,out1 ,,o,,o ,to.. ts.,s. .-o.,.s sss,'
~ IL. ,or,,, ,,,a ~ ~, J.. ,',,,s
tncao wero M 1oo.o sto,ns ~ T., 49, ~, 49,.
Af,or ,,,o s.ona W. ~ 49, a., ~ W. qs"AJ
,,,h,o 1or oro,,osa;,,s 49,, aa va va.
5;o,a.,,t -. .,,,t-..s 49, s tSseo' - -, sAouen
"a ot4su'' VI aeeo.'' VI 'no 'n"'s sa1a'4
btohee romalntng IN tho soil.
Tho tlmhcr Ind boon heavy growth Of ma
ant ,nto f}rcrood md 1orr.h,rra, oto,os r.. ~
"n1 w" "'4 'et os"'oo Ao1 tno
eisy' 1of 1orty years ne hed "aged
a BATTLE WITH THE FOREST
md tho storms, andhad forced from tho forest and
tho soil onlv n rcasonahc reward in TIM con,n,o,,
oa.,se..s - 49,. ~. :, ~ - sao ~ .ooa
e'nno.ss y! ta'n',ino' u I'd uasa me-, no
salo anu wore l TO 10 1t over, ahonld 60
could have boon comfortal,lo Tho form to-flov
,ro,,,5 ~ ~, 49, :. 1. -. -.
"eu4A ~. e'. ~ "ma' ~ nAs coat ~ i"y tno
stone 10 tho 1encos." This is m aggravated
caBc,-for tho Pine and homlocA lnnd is 1eBB
stony. md somo Of them almost fran of them
1}ut finn tl,cro o,o~rrarolv, r;ood hat ~, la'
60. 'ei'o7 '",. oa W.
nan'' ~. '1o plo"' 9lG WhoFo tho: grass
such fields l,avo forbidding aspect. In tho old
field. ylero Tho forests wore Of hard ,rond Tho
etr,,'ra ,,n,o ,n,,a t,,t .p' ;s.o
.1,' n'J a'sAp'oAeo ,on5 aso' u'44 'no r!il'
ana hemlock nro Ill no luiry IN their 1cnye-
taking.
~ LITTLE sn;n7,posn.
and thus eun;tal c]inrs to tho o]d nursnita o;,d
an u :, f,,ot 1o,, 1ob;t ora ,,ro;,s;aa ..', s
So ~ 20 ,ua' ~, vs nap't aa pteJna'co comDmo 10
follow tito old limo Of commerce that Clinton
marked Out moro than half q century ago. Tho
want Of Lake llarbors lau beon the cry, and tho
commerce Of tho West has boen crowded into
Buffalo, Oswogo, aud other lake ports, whilo
bio and convenient. This harbor, or pond, as tt
Is callol, waa once an opon bay, opon to tho
West !; but in tinlo tho curront and tho SOUTH
west wind formed q bar OF Bnud ncross the
mouth Of tho bay, and tluH shut It In, leaving
many square miles Of deep water, with only q
.larruw cntrnncc for tho waters of Sandy Crook
to pass into tho ,lako.. A pier through this bar
OF sand, reaching to deep water, which is only \
fow rods distant, would give safe harbor for
looking on tho map, it will bo that It ia only
or nlileB north OF Port Ontario. and doZon
miles to tho north is Honderson'a Haybor, locked
in behind high hills.
The WoHt should look to tlcgo harbors, and
sec that CongroGg, gase them tho attention that
the trade Of tho West domnnea We do not want
to DO confined to Buffalo nud 0swogo, however
valuable they may DO, but our intcresta domand
That o.! the harbora Of tho hikes shall bo mado
accessible, as competing and distributing points,
Tor our agricultural staples. More than fifty
yoars ago, single vospol was owned. nt this
point aud run In the Onnada trado, carrying
lumber and potatoes to- Kingston. Now,
Canala and Michigan supply this Bootion with
i'a pino-lumbor and htnveg. Whitehsh arc
caught IN largo quantities off tho harbor, and
last night moro than 900 wero hnuled in, in the
selnee9, averaging aomo 500 cach. a railroad Of
atx miles would connect this place with the Rome
K 0r{lAnafurrf, 11Hfrna1 brH t1,1,n xcn,1i etivo