... lUp'rt»( ('oinmi*sinnm of Fatvnt*. A potato laving one nhoot \xm out of the potato, and planted whole iu Mr. Meaden garilen Dihuimh, way March, IKM. dug the 2«th tV-toher. au.| produced fidlhs. Eight of the potato** weighed tux) two them weighed ...

... believe this produce from single potato has seldom n eijuaUtal in any otlier country, and we have odd that notwithstanding their uncommon size, these potatoes are perfectly solid, and none them hollow in inside, very large potatoes are usually found he. —Cork ...

... ' W - HAU.YGAWI.EY, Novk*4viur B.—Pork .TA*. Meal, Jt. 3d. to od,t)cr per stone. Potatoes, 2d. per stone. } COOKSTOM N, SAt**rd.vv, Novr o.—Meal 10s. per cwt; Potatoes, 1». Id. Is. Sd.; * 40 .S.L ; Uniter, t.l n}.L Ito lb. Fmi, •Is: fid. to fid. per ...

... „dtb of that crop next season. As we anticipated, arm. ascended, taking two or tim steps time. home j onr f j nier remarks, potatoes pn.ve excellent crop this great financier kept kind of order: he had regular ~Ualiiy, aliiy is fine. 'lnrnii.s not hull, ...

... tli—rVc.A • Jam your Manap.F-MKNT of Potatoes. —Potatoes when stored should kept in a dry dark place, exposure to the light almost as injurious as exposure to frost. They should not placed contact with straw. Watery potatoes, placed near stove or overt for ...

... Now. can’t you find it out, will yon la* after giving it up? (We give it up, exclaimed nil voices.) Oh. murder and mashed potatoes, you don’t say so; very well, then. I'll give it up too, and tell you all about it. Well, you all know two things; you know ...

... Boiler. r»-*h, ; lirkin, to tkl : fit**. 9.1 H§4. I’./Kt. to 6.1 per dux. OiUtneal, 6.1 to 9s thl. p**r eat. Oat*,Bjd stone. Potatoes, 2pi I’ork. 40v to 42' j*-r rv%t. Flax, scutched, ykti* M. per sttitir; Flax, milled. Oh. to o*. MAKKF'.r, Novkmsis 'iH —B«pf ...

... RHuil Muriel. Xur. mUr 2S —Beef. M. to fid. per Th ; Muttuti, t ...

... MutU>u,4tl SU. liultor, fre-Ji.Kd to Oil: cn»ck. Oil (W. Kggn, fM. i*er d*»». Oatmeal. 10* Od 0* jM*r cwl. Oats, U* per stone. Potatoe*. •-id. to Hil. Pork, 30h. JHh. per cwl. Flax, baud scutched, 6*l to ih. fid. per stone; Flax, milled, Oa. Os. DUNGANNON MARKET ...

... now restrained from rubbing them selves, must curried daily, and that they must fed regularly, and abundantly. -l wurrel, potatoes, rape, and sweet hay, afford variety (of ibis animal is very fond) tif most excellent food. Turnips may do very well for ...

... drainesl alMiiit acres with stone* ami le.rf. average depth 27 inches.' J’rrmafOffh former't Journal. Potato (‘bop. —We heard Inst nerionsrot the potato pits, in several parts of the country, and inquiry now find the evil report is more genera)and that ...

... amt n»t irjin-j to 'frf hrlt. r. long they're wiih sail and .too., they try for nothing else. Set John Hull down to salt and potato, and see how he'll look and shouldn't yon get as Faddy Hut no; you wont; little more meihod, little more capital ciupWed amongst ...