From The Harrisburg Chronicle.
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The peach is the most delicious fruit that grows in
this country but the farmer does not rear the tree.
because it ..dies so soon." Experience has taught
me that Peach trees will live and flourish fifteen or
twenty years, if the ground in which they are plan
ted be cultivated but il their enemy, the worm de-
scrbed in the following paragraph. be destroyed
every year. should suppose they will live much
longer Noao is the time for destroying the uorn',
which is easily detected in its ravases the dlrec-
tons of this receipt are pursued.


Peach Trees. This is the season to destroy the
pest which kills this valuable ree just above the sur
face of the earth you will now find gum, which has
issued from the wound which the worm has made III
his ravages on the root, and OF the eatings OF this
gum he has formed sack, in which he has enclosed
HIMSELF about one inch in length and Of a dark
brown colour: looking much like tobacco thrown
away after chewing. This contains an insect just
ready to come forth with wings it is ola beautiful
black. aud looks much like wasp not so long, nor
with the small middle Of that insect but having
around his body ring of bright orange COLOUR
III few days these insects will be at maturity and
they Immediately commence new work OF 'rs'ruc-
tio by depostng near the riot of the tree their nts,
or young, which in time are quckcned and commence
eating again. 1t is supposed that covering which
will prevent their to the root OF the tree, will
preserve it from damage.