agricultural.
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Wig540 SGgar.-A friend to agricultural
improvements is de4irous that forne one Of
our farmers would make an experiment
in manufacturing fugar from the ZAP of the
Yellow Willow, and publih the refult.
During the lat winter two or three inciC-
lions were accidentally made in one of thefe
trees the next day it was preceiyed that
the fap had oozed very copiouAy from the
wounds, and formed into large icicles. On
taiting theie icicles, they were perfectly
tweet, and quite as agreeable to the palate
Z; the Zap of the fugar maple. The quef-
ton then remains, whether a cheap iugar
might nor be obtained from the Yellow
Willow, equally as wholeiome and palata-
bic as that wrought from the maple. The
willow is thrifty, may be found in plenty,
and can be cultivated with little trouble !;
while the maple is long time in attain
ing ITS growth, and is every year becoming
more icarce. I NeaO-Engi1ud Rep icGn.