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Renopation of the Peach Tree.-The editor of the New England Farmer says that gentleman residing at Cambridge, Mass, informed him that charcoal plrced around the roots of deceaed peach stock, was servceable in restoring it's vgor. He immedl- ately removed the soil from around the trunk of a sckly in his garden supplied its place with char coal and was surprised at its sudden aton, the rapidity of its growth the tenacity with which the fruit clung to the branches, and the unusual rich ness of it's flavor when matured.