NEW SUPERIOR
STANDARD FRUITS.
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The attention oil The teachers and pupils oil
tho public schools Of the United States, is res
pectiuy invited TO take into consideration
the subject Of producing new varieties (sur-
passing the superior standard varieties now
known) on the plan Of the late Mr.. Knight, OF
England, and ID. Van Mons, Of Belgium, and
others Of France, SC, viz: by fertilzng the
blossoms OF another choice variely--and by
planting the seeds of hardy variety for sever
al successive generations until kind Of high
excellence be obtained. BY adopting this course
aud giving high premiums, for kinds superior
10 any now known, we may IN few years
have new kinds TO excel those Of the world,
and make good return TO il for the superior
kinds sent 10 US Dy individual Is and societies Of
9th er nation.


The propagation Of choice fruits will lead
the teachers and pupils TO the investigation OF
Natural History and other auxiliary .studies,
such Chemistry, Botany, Enlimology, Or
anthology, &c.


Prince, Coke, Mcmahon, Lo wei, Manning.


BY planting the seeds Immediately after the
fruits have thoroughly ripened, in pots, and
placing them in greenhouses or warm cellars,
before the weather becomes cold cuttings may
be taken from them next spring, for ENGRAVING,
and IN some instances, fruits may be had next
year-as is believed.