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 Best method of raising Manifestations of our garden grounds are too rich for the radish; and but few gardens are: found that do not coutain more or less SoT the scire wOrm. The radish isour favorite,-- Hence we were induced to make exneri. ments until we have raised them at last semi-transparenta and as brittle as glass; Our method is. merely to mix two parts of sand with one part of. common garden earth. and add agsmall quantity of stable manure. Or. earth of a ciayey nature is preferable to the garden earth. Since adopting the above method we have not failed in single instance ofruising an a. bundance of smooth. clear and 6me favor ed radishes. Kingdom Gasette.

 Sun FlOaper 0a.>-Elkanah Watson. Esq. in a lafA keesvilIe paper, recom- mcnds to farmers the cultivation of the Sun Flower, from tho seeds of which may be extracted a superior oil, useful as sub. stitute for sweet oil and painters oil.

 AMERICAN HEMP.

 Hemp Mockine.-Hines & Bain's ma chine is so constructed as to operate 1l2 times on every inch of the stem, and when running at full speed, rising of 2OO,OO flutes operate on hemp or flax per minute in sufficient force to crack and dislodge the stem, and at the same time, preserve the coat or fibre unimpaired. When wellten2 ded it will break 300 pounds of hemp or flax in an hour. This machine has been tried in New York, Vermont, Ohio, &c. and according to the certificates published in the newspapers, is every where approv- ed. The hemp or flax is broken by the machine, and if uErotted, the fibre is then immersed in water a few days, dried and again run through the machine, which makes it fit for use. ..r -e...tg

 The Hon. Samuel Lathrop, of West Springfield, in communication in the New England Farmer, says the hemp rai-t sed in his neighborhood, when Well dressed, commands in market the highest price for the best Russia hemp-from S1O t0 312 50 per hundred. He lets out his land up- on shares, and in ono. instance received more than $45 an acre. clear profit. The price of other agricultural products is 50 low that he thinks it deserves the consider ation of farmers in different parts of this country whether their interest does not re- qaire them to turn part of their land and apply portion of their labor, to the cul- ttvation of hemp. The hemp iH West cpr;.sG siiEl.A4- hishaein .beCii sEalh r-s.sss. and dressed by tho brake and swingling board.-Hampshire Gag.