, 1876-03-13

extended from thu surface abovb to tho hsrI bot
lcriad with clay or h.Fl.{an: The lower
autis Of tho roofs, started 10 thss sand
sha . oenS a o,..s rish s.s st,I errsn
1os wer. M, Mi eye o ibs don 81 nepes
c!ts Of brncf grsss, tic intervals Hlr1 up with se
clcs Of lichcn known peat moss. Thua layer Of
QFa.s nd noss was epoated At tue en o. eae senrs
~, 'naeIsn e8 ~ ecSsan oWn from LAKE,
''fe''''' ,vor>,,,,.,
Monas IN fiSn. .sa.. .,. ,o,,or,,n,
LIZ Iao U ,.aut t rosant. nstr.e
r m,,c attontfo. v sir. Knnspt. Of tho OHIO
Of n,sn ,o nj 11o an caaS
.Mo .i,oa 1,nn,, hoo 'HS@'
euu"u ua,s .un .ao uoo" TRY r,,,r.x ,,as, N,
ss @ o s1;so a
y nGnu rota,sor +. ~ rrgnn s d,snoverrd wnrn IN
epecies Of ash ot6. IL tnay not be genera1y Eaovn
tilst srcctcs of ah In ts country belonging 10 tha
perch family, and known ~ sunhst, ami species
known u roek:baas; contain my sno;,nt q worms,
from about tho ~ Q! Jnnc through iao hos seaao
Ihey arc ocaten Aion9 ;ao oE - Sasu
o ysi y nIu s,sh ~ .rthous at I'M .c,se n.ntion
III Vii, fin anY n11,nber ueary hajf M Inch In length
Thoy appear to 10 indigenous to that species Of sh
But whether thoy occasion any Inconvenience TO their
hoas' cannot say. -
THE vALoE oF MAhs9 s 5, AucK. -
Tho editor OF tho tldrytdnd FARMER expresses
the opinion that t1oro ts no more valuable for
.iiizei tLan marsh muck, ii dug At tho right
I'm 4 d
arrived a. shs conclusion = dngR sovafa @ ysara
ain, and wo sta.o, in brisf the facts on which he
bases his couciueIon. Several acTes OF low, wet |
s b1sek me or po.t, vas uni. u for use uptI
Iraincd Int nftc- Il was fairly reclaimed il uru.
' ducod more m than doubio tie eqaantity that any
9ther 1ana oa. 1a Was Nne is 5 e; a sao ~ in3hs tn
po4ans wns 70 o Io ntsiy ana sao o, tho th
dItchcr In fall and enr}y winter, after Trucking
aud thaving through tho winter, oamo out ii
49, ~ Psi-Eh,.r liza ..has r. w"rt"1 lila
uo"n ALMOST A8o nsnes. u "o8kou AAo
profitable that 1t about paid for tho
ditohos. It WAS spread ~ mulch on
munslows, and around cuszant aud blackberry
h,,alna md etrawhnrrv vinns and in f(n carflen
~ r.bhanaa rnr, motnt,a aui rnot crons.
Along tbn sitlo Of tho litcLos WHO'RE tho much
wan tbnnwr,. .% ca,,1,fowcra rrew at their boss.
WY '"t tis mncs, ,s ont Ind thrown out ip tho
anIi,r III Il dr;na tn hsrd l,mna md tlissolyes
snmiS,' onoa.tinn fnr r,snts tn absar II. Il
s,vMiy sm"nly, inI ha cnt i thn fal,. ''"4''
'A0A'>@ w r.rtrn,,yIA nA1s1,a.
Tncro bss been much said rs to whether Call
| fornis oonii nrniuco With nroGt sun-jricd rni-
a;na qscons ;ss,,e ~ lin atoaiton Tnicpeuie,t
I1ns nas .bo foIinw;nr. aa - '0 '>''Sf'>''N'"'
" M Go' heat Hus ~ H. . a h r.. sbus r
cei sro nrefersbIo 10 those drie by artificial meaus
At tAe ranch Vi T. +. Jarvis Dso, Columbia, Tuo-
inn1ue County, laply largo quantity Of eIcei.
ltub 1"1s4i4a 4Aauo A1ot btaPIS "a >tu s'o eNs "
A!e1andEa variety Mr. Jatvs sEes1sa pauosn ny
ts s. ~ ~ nvnnu af -o,,a, hasrds rs
nla,forn thus cos,s.steu IL about ~ fest high, and
lie 100 foot in length aud Is iset wdc It IL
morning LII night. ue also hAa smaller platforms
similarly constructed aud located: 9hs Rtapea
hfo gatnetea anu Shteae -rino 1 nsrr n,
a1a nnu "u hn,hns na h"at NJ tc an enmnletes
sns Ill., jarvis viii tha year dry sbont 20 tons Of
grApsa, md he cstistca TINT viii take pounds Of
grapes Tor pound q rasns ~ rTnduet Of 1ftsa
fruit SHOULD ~ abous IONS. uooa @ a'stna @
xn,ah1v % ths artcie. he ouait al Isss
~ or liz huh.st ,arket nsce. Wcctoutpg the rniss
al that price, will make Tho grapes worth ut least 10
per ton which ia much moro thAu thoY eau bo sold for
| lo ths vino manufacturers.
pAskEf-W1hLnw ooLEuRs.
Wo rcoetS8d. Bomo t1nlo since, qucstlon A
to tho bcat method Of oa1llvauh8 ossaGs.".now.
dsa mae aoIoas 20 ~ .ha dirsction mug Aa hnt
| no anBHcr WAS tecoisea: me nnd tuo K.onnu
covered in hn article lu tho ifuTat Heso 1orkef'
spH pscssn sh0 70 man nssla pop's p .,kowovs /.
coooihs!! e!pp!e, 4.n" anoles so ~, y couIno. 9T
prolofaolG to taat WHICH, ~ A!ba auu u.y' ~ ~
land sIoutu ne 40 tnosouHniy pfoPalea ~ aol
any osnef cl9p' tnas w. plo"eu ann 1 nARtnmea 1r =.
ans n M mGas o8t an.1 and te
70 ieet, ~ ordef thai tne eultlsaion n may pc
continued among tho plants iof Ile nIat tn1 ot
three years. ID woli - 70 gaVo room lor passene er
between tho rows IN RAthorine tle crop: ina
cuttings should DO about foot long. ana aes n
tho spring as aoon 81 tho ground IL sufficiently
dry for tho purpose;
The heading back or pruning should COZ com.
menco tho second season After planting, III oEdei
even it tho first soason's oanoa arc not long
enough to be OF ANY yalus. Tho second ssaaof
light crop may DO expected ana Should be
taken on vt tlmo When the batk WI! 3 poe' o. on
roadiiy. Tho pcolIng may bc done With mrr
chino OF by hand, according 10 circumstances
There have beon hundreds Of willow plaAtauont
started In various parts OF !ho country thonel W.
few now ronlaln In a productive condition. Wil
low culture IL not profitable, oxcept wheEe ont
has good homo market.
TUE CAUSE or FAlLunE IN PEACHES,
! A correspondent Of the Germantown 1ete9rap'
tnInk6 tARt IN p0AenCultnfo w0 oEE III tAhAAH
: seed from forced cultivated kinds. Flo conssnd'
TINT this Is, partially at loaat. tho cause Of gen
!. arai failure In poach-growing, nnd couclutlo'