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Perhaps some lovers of Cucumbers may be benefited by acknowledge of my method of raising them.

 Take two or three barrels, either with or without bottoms, bore num- Der of holes near the lower ends, sink them few inchesin the ground ina suit able situations; tillthem abouttwo thirds full of mature, raise the earth little round the outside of them, and plant from nine to twelve seeds four or five inches from them; place some brush against them to defend the young vines from the bugs; in dry weather, pour every day one or two pails of water into the barrel, to enrich and moisten the earth around them. At the propersea- son, gather eucumbers as often as you want them, until the frost kills the vines. J. GIBBoNs