Dollar Farmer,
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PRUNING FRuIT TREEs.--One of the most experienced and judicious farmers of Massa- chusetls, Ibrahim Bartlett, in eommunca- ton in the Massachusetts ploughman, strong

 ly enlorces the advantage of pruning trees after they have commenced growing, say in May i'll this latitude. He says, if two limbs are cut off, one in the winter and the other i'll June, the latter will heal over as much in ten days as the former in three months, and general experience certainly confirms this statement When he takes off large limbs, his practice is to cut the limb off, foot from the body of the tree, in March, (n the latitude of Boston,1 and then in June to cut off the stump. This double pruning we deem un- necessary, and we recommend the farmer not to prune until the growing season is we'll set in. Large limbs should be taken off with a saw, and the wound should be smoothed with a sharp knife Then apply composition of slia' clay and cow-dung. Doltar Farmer,