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Liquid .Manures.---In the preceding volume of this work, page l34. there IS a very interesting article on the proprely Of using liquid lnannres for purposes of horu- culture; solution of soot and waisr is therein recommended, in the proportion of SIX quarts of the former to hogshead of the latter. This mixture has been found to exercise most salutary influence on Peas, Asparagus, and a variety of other vegeta- bles to which it has been applied. We do not doubt the fact stated, and would here observe, that the soap suds made in q far mer's family, which is mostly thrown away. is one of the most effective manures that can be applied to vegetables and flowers of all kinds. From an experience of several years, we can testify to it's invigoraiing ef- fects. and recommend it's use with conf dence. There are but few families, any wise extensive, who do not make a suf- ficient quantity of this article, in the course of the year. ta keep garden ef .c!e.aa5:!!c size. not only in good condition. but rich enough to secure good crops of vegetables.

 Baltimore Farmer and Gardener.