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Black Fly.-Sow bushcl of dry ashes to the acre on your turnip field, as well as all other vegetables of the same class, while the dew is on tor are moist) when they are two or three days old. and it will preserve them agains, the small black fly; should .tbere come rain to wash it of immediately, repeat it, the ashes is also highly beneficial to promote the growth of the young plant. Ofientimes the black fly will take every vestige from the fields, and lead person, who did not see his field during the first few days to believe the 6eld bad, and attri- bute the evil to that cause. Many farmers are we'll acquainted with the above facts, but they are not generally knOwn--and this may be of service. A N. E. FARMER.