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... the farmer in that colony, with the exception of the potato crop, in which the disease had again appeared with great virulence. Mr. Walkinshaw gave an account of his experiment in preserving potatoes from decay by the use of lime. He said that since the ...
... lodged 5001. in the Provincial Bank, which I now freely offer, to them [the potato doctors] and the world, if they bring to this society, within three years, the following potatoes, which have been the principal support of the peasantry of this country for ...
... THE HARVEST—THE POTATO. With regard to this county, deem it right to state again and again, that after minute inquiries among those who have been over the principal part of the county, aud from our own personal observation, that potato disease, or sign ...
... FOREIGN POTATOES. ON SALE, FOR A FEW DAYS, POTATOES, selected for Family use, 7J. per sti oc, Loin board the Schooner Hermonder. Eorly ApplicatUm is necessary. SAMUEL MORRISON, MiUlle qnaj. Londonderry, April, 1803. N.B.—Farmers can be supplied f. w Tons ...
... POTATOES FOR SALE, The subscriber has for sale, a few 'runs of pood c-atinp, and SEED PO’jATOES— Crufflcs and English Waites. T NG S. Seaf >rde, Ist March, 18.)3. / ...
... THE POTATO PLANT. WE have been favourod with a copy of a little bro- chure, containing the substance of a paper read before the Kilkeniny Literary and Scientific Institution, and entitled Remarks on the Potato Plant, wvhich strikes us as otfering a ...
... double row of Potatoes in this space, which about the same distance allowed to Potatoes in {lie common drill husbandry, 2 feet 3 inches to each single drill for a full crop; and as the Cabbages will be only in very young growth until the Potatoes begin to ...
... POTATO CULTURE. Tar potato is unquestionably the most esteemed of all | , esculents, being, under ordinary circumstances, daily found on the tables of the poorest as well the richest of this, indeed of most other countries also. Where , once I lived, ...
... THE HARVEST—THE POTATO. Oar account* arc atill moea satisfactory, as retards tb« crop* of all kinds, and ws art passing through the eritieat time, witbont any cause for alarm respecting the potato, which is dccribed in alasest all the reports sound and ...
... THE POTATO CROP Duxhhaughlin.—l very sorry tell you that have every symptom of the disease coming on the potatoes have bad those last years, particularly on the kem|M. The others have not shown as yet, nor neither did they here before as early as those ...
... the potatoe disease. England, 20tli December, Snt—Thonih the discussions this malady bare been lon~ worn out, the malady itself stilt J , Sud“° two distinct effects—first, the actual destruction of the root, and then the depreciation of the those not ...
... POTATOES FOR SALE. A LARGE QUANTITY OF POTATOES— White-Rocks and American-Hcds—to bo Sold. to MUNGO SLOAN, Abbey Park, adjoining the Ulster Kailwav Terminus, Armagh. Nov. 5, 1863. ...