Cranberries

-In somc part? of Michigan,in northern Indiana, and in VVisoonsin, abont the VVisconsin rivor. grent numbers of this fruit are fonnri growing wild. Thosc brotight from the tVisconrin are the finest we ever saw. We doubt wheilier so Jarge a product witli en little trouble nnd expense, could be realized frotn nny other sourep, as from this fruit. Considerable attention has been given to cranberry cultivation in some parts of Mas Fnchnsetts, nnd wilh rreat success. Patclies of land gnod for norhing bnt frogr pasturop, have bepn renderei more vnluabli; thnn the best adjoining Innd?, by this mean. This is a fruit from which Ihere is very little donger of glutting the market. Tho nppetite for them 'growa with what it feeds upon.' -