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~ The Maine Farmer thinks, from, the sup.
posed fact that Guano is the deposite of sea-
birds, that it can be found in abundance on the
coas. of Labrador. 1t is esteemed as the most
valulble of manures. 1t had been used, from
time immemorial, by the Pcruyians when the
Spaniards discovered and conquered their coun-
try; the British vessels have been largely cnga.
gcd, for some years past, in transporting it TO
England. Laterly, also, it has been discovered
in abundance on tho coast Of Africa, and several
vessels arc already engaged in taking it thence
to England. 1t has also been discovered on the
Islands IN the North oil Scotland From the
kno,on fact that immense numbers OF sea birds
spend the summer months on the coast OF Lahra-
dor, we think The Farmer is right III It's conjec


lures that Guano, in large quantities, may be OBJ
tanned there; and that it would well pay some
en,crprizing Yankee for locking into the matter.