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 MgssRs FDIToRs--A friend of mine has ljust informed me of the success le has met with, bv the application Of charcoal to his peach trees; few years ago he had some l fine trees ill his garden which invariably had worlay fruit; and the trees full Of gum when the fruit was about the size of marbles, he had the earth removed from each tree about 2 feet around and 3 inches deep, and filled up with charcoal, the result was that the fruit grew to fine size free from woras, and every year since, the fruit has been good, and the trees became healthy and free from gum while two trees left without the charcoal, continue to bear wormy fruit, and the trees unhealthy; as this will be in time for the readers of the CnItiyator to make trial this year, and should 1t prove as good with others as in this case. il will certainly be of great benefit to the fruit grower

 If farmers will plant their pumpkins, mel ons and other vines on land that brought corn the past year. they will never be trou- bled with the striped bug. This course has been practiced here for many years, aad has agloags proved successful, when vines planted on land that had any other crop even vines the year previous, are destroyed by the bug.

 II. k. RoBEY. Hope,ceH, Va, Nay 10, ls4i.

 CuEE OF swivvEY.-A correspondent of the Southern CuItivator gives the following for the cure of swinney or swaney in horses:

 .Put twist upon his upper lip, aad in- troduce the small blade of common pocket knife, fhe point of which must be sharp,l into the thinnest part of the shoufJer, which will be near the upper margin of the shoul- der blade, and push it directly in until you reach the bone, holding the knife as you would pen when writing, and scratch up the membrane that covers the bone fora space of the size of silver dollar; the knife may l then be withdrawn, and afier the small q'iai- tity of blood that follows is wiped away, the orifce will not be seen. Tine knife may then be introduced in one or two places below the l first, and used in the same way, and the opa- ration is over. This may be repeated in six or eight days; we have seldom found t ne cessary to repeat the operation more thaa twice or thrice, and in many cases single operation will effect cure.o

 fl S1gacioss Spider.-The papers tella good story of spider who took up his abode X in certain church, and finding his fimsy habitation often broken through by thoughts l less intruders, and being witllal close obs l server ofthings around him, he lletook himself ! to the contribution box, across whiehhe spun E his web, where he now soiourns in safety.