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YyHE FRANCO-AMERICA 60 Nassau
il sstre0t, New YOrks--This new and ,beaut
full French paper, commencing Monday, ,Apr
6, will b issued every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at the moderate rate of S6 year; 80 fol
six monlhG u s0for three months. gd bafyE.n|
gion and social celebration, itscolumns will con
tain the most sxact and copious comner:ia, admin
is,rstive and Judiciary information, md original liz
crary works Of the best wrterspf both worlds, con
sisting Of productions unpublishedieve in France
scienfc agrcntura critical, and other articles, to
gether with the Paris fashions, &c. rgaM lp. yts.
The moderate price, both Of subscription and ad
vertsing together with the quantity and interest o
the contents Of this paper, advantages possessed
by no other Of the same kind in the United States.
Agent, @ a4t J. AICHARD, YF,,
10Th st., betwecn II. and q.
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q THE STEAMER OsEOLA hay.
ing undergone thorough repairs, will
resume her trips to the above place on Friday, the
Sd instant; leaving Wellington every Friday at
O'Clock, and Alexandria at half-past a. m. Re
turning, leave Norfolk every Monday at O'Clock,
p. m. Passage and fare sc.
The oseola will step at her usual landings on the
Potomac TO take off and land passengers, and touch
at Cone going and returning. ..
Passage and fare through to Richmond, by the
James river boats, sc.
No. ...... JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
Aflsr the LIST Of May the oscola will make two
trips week, 81, = 49, .lr4 March 30
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LADIES' ORDINARY.--For the better &C
IL icommodation of ladies' visiting Washington
city on business, for pleasure, the subscriber has
arranged for an excellent ordinary, with the neces
sary parlors and apartments. Every attention vii
be rendered. to visitors, in order to make them
fortable.B The charges will be very moderate. asg
The geuilcmcn's ordinary will be continued al
usual. L. GALABRUN,
European Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, near the
Treasury Buildings. g 7oit aaii1tv ,f7r an
April 3-4s3mGi iatgDu ha aiqBi ,rttsHa aids eI'
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IN LAKE SUPERIOR
Forwarding and Commission warehouse.
.Ha Trsr Hf6aaE and Mining Agency aafiaF'F

II w. TINKER a. Co., agents for Pttsbure
IL. and Boston Copper Harbor mining company,
having erected large and commodious warehouse
at the Saut Ste, Marie are prepared to receive and
forward all goods and merchandise destined for The
COPPER region, on the most favorable terms, and
without unnecessary delay. Goods will be received
at the foot Of the rapids and conveyed across the
portage by teams, in readiness for Immediate ship.
ment- They wi contract for the transmission OF
merchandise at the lowest rates, from Boston, New
York, Pusburg, Cleveland, and Detroit, TO Lake
Superior. ~ yyN,-st,-. .ss s-trf DFasi
saa L. w. TINKER & co.
They are permitted to refer TO the following gen
tleneh: s s.FHF gsrs So ta.4a y7ss .fii n rs
Pltisburg--T. M. Howe, esq, cashier Exchange
SAUL SIC Marie--J. l.. Schoolcrsft. sgs
Deitoi,-- w. ITruesdad, esq, Msssrs James A.
Armstrong ~ Co., J. N. Elbert, esq, John Chester,
esp, q. Williams a. Co ii tafe-pa4aB
Eagle River>-Chsrles II. Graiiot.
Copper Harbor--C. n. Brush.
March 3o--d3w- Bah
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A PROCLAMATION

Tresyo aand
hundred and
Z, a b. =
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Sufficient sureties will be required for the faithful
performance of the contracts; and any difference
arising relative to the quality of articles furnished
character Of work executed, shall be submitted to
the decision of two arbitrators-one TO be chosen
by the government and one by the contractor
who, failing TO agree, shall choose third, and their
decision shall be final. aya,l ttgaa aa.8vs sstsH
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NOTICE MRS. BALLARD, on Cspito
y HILL has several fine rooms unocoupied, which
she is DESTROYS Of filing, on the most accommoda
ing terms. Those who patronize her, may rely
upon every attendance m haill snam April g. 1
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ARTIoLE i.
II y aura pleine ct enuere libsr6 dc commerce et
de navigation ente les 'habitans des deux pays
ct 10 meme sscurte OF protection don't jouissent les
nationsux, seront guarantees des deux parts Ce
habitans ne payeront point, raison de leur com
eree on de sur industrie, dams les ports viles,
Heux quslcouques des deux etats, soft qu'ils sly
etabllssent, soft quill y resident temporairement,
des droits, taxes, on impos autres GU plus eleves
que eeux qui peroevront les nationaux Of les
privileges mmunites, ct utres faveurs don't jous-
sent matiere de commerce ou d'industre les
ctoyens suiets de Pun des deux etats, seront
communs oeux de Pautre. '-.r 'n ...-..
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Apr,car 10.

Belgian vessels and those Of tho United State
| may, oonfornSably with the laws o. The two ccun
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Les navires Belges ., ceux des Etats-Unis poul
ront, conformtmeSt aux lcis d.s doux pays, COZ
H8t44nfiFff
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ARTICLE 10.

Eo cas- de naufrage, de dommase en- ner, ou de
relachs breee, chaque partie aecordera nsyires
soft de Peat DIES particulars de lautre pays, la
meme assistance Ct protection ct les memos immu-
mites que celes qui seraisnt accordecs propres
nayres dams les memes cas- 80
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ARTIcLE2.
Les navires Belges vsnant dun port Beige GU
dun port Granger, ne payeront point eur cpiree
dams les ports des Eats Unis, Sleur sortie quelle
que soft eur destination d'autres nj de plus forts
droits de tonnage, de piotage, danersge, de balls
age, de feux ct de fanaux dexpedition ct de court
age, nj gepsraement d'autros charges que cees ext
gees des baumeDs de PUnion dams les menes cas-
&c qui precede sentend, non settlement des droits
pereus au profit de retat mais encore de tous droits
percus au profit des provinces, viles, arrondisse
mems, communes, juridictions, corporations, etc
sous queIque terme qu'elles puissent eue desig-
nSes.
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3y The Preslueht:
- N. p TRIsT, .4cting Secretary Of State.
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Rich Dress Silk, Shawls, and straw
Goods. -
WALTER HARPER, d CO., Pennsyl
w vania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
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United
hei
ear
and and the Independence Of the United States the
on' K.
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are familiar with Observation-Disclosures is such as
they prefer. and the prospect III going back upon
the penny paper vending Riao; no longer a
lame duck but, as he expressed 1t in town
again. with his packet full OF rucks, elated little
Paddy quite much recovery from hopeless
bankruptcy could have pleased any one of his
niors! His head was already as full of plans for
the future his heels were of activity. He
counted the provisions to be drawn from the
Doctors kitchen good for a couple Of days al
least; and being now comfortable in crcum
stances, he began IL think of enabling his sisters
in some way to contribute their share 10 the
maintenance of the household. How very little
sufices To make the poor happy! And how
readily might the fact be eXperlmenially tested
by thousands who knnw nothing of it, hut, re-
plnlng amid competence, excuse their heariess
Incidence, and Indifference To the real sulferlngs
of others with the deceptive plea, that they
should he glad TO do good If it were only in their
power?
ITO he continued1
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WELL ANSWERED

Uncle Bill Tidd was drover from Vernon,
Being exposed to all weather, his complexion sur
fsred some. Stopping AT public huuse nsar
Brighton. man rich in this worlds goods. bnt :,
nptoriunsly bad character. thought as Uncle Bill
came in. he would make him The butt If a i,k.
As the black face Of the weather beaten man AN
peareh in the doorway, he exclaimed:
Mercy IN us. how dark it grows
Uncle u surveying him from head to f,o,
cIlv replied:
Yes sir, your character and my complexio,
are enough TO darken any room
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WELL ANswERED.-A person who suspected
that minister Of his acquaintance was not truly
a Calvanist, went to him and said
4" Sir, ] am told that you are against the per
severance Of the saints"
Not indeed" answered he "it is the per
severance Of The sinners that oppose"
- But this is not satisfactory answer. sir
d. you think that child uf Gud cannot fall yerv
lnw. and get he restored 2"
He replied, :" think it will be very dangerous
10 make ihe experiment"
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c.
SIGN OF THE CHECKERED BOOT.

Nec Store on Main street, Norfolk
ENRESH and large arrivals OF GOODS are being
Il opened weekly at this Store, to which we in.
vite the attention of the citizens of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and the surrounding country at retail
and Wholesale. 1t is 10 the interest of every eco
nomical buyer to make their purchases this Store
Tor we can save you from Is to 80 cents on every
dollar WE ARE SELLING CHEAP AND NO
MIS- TAKE.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY THE ANN ID.
We have just received by the Ann D. another
large lot OF those superior cheap Kip Boots at IFS
and $500.
Gents Sporting Caps, Gents Sporting Boots-
Call and save your money at the NEW STORE
Sign of the Chcckcred Boot, Main street, Norfolk.
Dec 10 JNO. II. GREGORY
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


Eoi NUluAt nstuuuy OUuSuIupLkOOs
THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for CosSs.
i Coughs. Asthma and CONSUMPTION, Is the HUN
GARlAN DAI,SAM OF LIFE, discovered by the ceie-
broted DR. Buchan Of London, England. and introduced
into the United States under the immediate superintena
ance OF the inventor
The extraordinary success OF this medicine, in the
cure OF Pulmonary diseasca, warrants the Americas
Agent In soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
SlBLE CASES that can he found i'm the community
cases that seek relief III rain nom OF the
remedies OF the day, aud have been given up by the
INCURABLE. The Hungarian Balsam has cured, and
will cure, the MOST DESPERATE OF CASES. IL 10
quack nostrun, but standard English medicine Of
known and established efficacy
Every family in the United States should he supplied
with Buchan's Hungaraa Basam OF Life only
couneract the consumpve tendencies of the climate
but TO be used as prev tive medicine IN all
Colds Coughs Spttin, -. Blood, Pain in the Side and
Chest Irritation and Of the Lungs Bronchitis
Difficulty of Breathing Hectic Fever Night Sweats,
Emaciation and General Debility, Asthma, Influenza
Hopping Cough, and Group.
% Sold in large hotties, at 81 per bottle with full diroe-
lions for the restoration of Health.
can certificates, and other evidence, showing tho
equaed merits of this Great English Remedy, may ~
obtained Of the Agents. gratuitously
DAVID r. BRADLEE, sole Agent for the UnitaA
States, li9 Court street Boston.
T. w. DYOTT & SONS, General Wholesale Agents,
No. l3a North Second street. Philadelphia.
SFECIAL DEPOT, ut the Store of Ale xander Du-
vail & Co., No. l4S Nj lin street, Richmond
Also. fot sale by CHARLES III. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, M. A. Santos, King & Toy,
B. Emerson, Robertson s. Cornick, VIM. II
Broughton, Norfolk, and by Druggists gene
rallvthrou yhout the United States.
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HISTORICAL AMUSEM ENT-A new 4
For sale at HODGES & co.'s
Sep3 Variety Store, Crawford street
DURE SPICES.-Jusf received a f-es6 .no,I,
Of Pure Spiee' Luchas Ground Pepper. Ground
Allspice, Ground Ginger, CAYENNE Pepper. Cloves
Nutinens, Cinnamon, &c. For sale at tho Drug
Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar. Ne
optA eHAs =. HRFTTTsH, Agvut
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A TREASURE FOR CLERGYMEN &

"A STU DENTS.-The Pulpit Cyclopedla and
Minister'S Companion, containing three hundred
and sixty skeletons and SIX ;tches of Sermons and
eighty 1.-TWO essays on Biblical learning, TheoIogi-
cal Studies and the composition and delivery Of
mons
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge; or Die.
ply, all Religions, Ecclesiastical Hist ry, and Mis-
sions; containing definitions Of all relig Gus terms
anImpar tial account of the principal Christian De.
nominations, together with the manners and Gus
toms of the East, Illustrations of the Holy Scrip
lures, nd n description OF the Quadrupe,is Birds
Fishes, Reptiles, Insects, Trees, Plants aud Min
tees of the carly Martyrs and disting uished Reli
Gus ritcrs and characters of all ages, with Other
Interesting mutcr, by Rev'd Is. b. Edwards, Edi.
tor oi the q Quarterly Observer
Another supply of the above valuable Books re-
celved by W. IL. II. HODGES & co.
Nov II
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Economy is Weaih.''-BEx. FhANKIrx.
A GARD. EEr1
ESPECIALLY INTENDED FOR ECONOMICAL
BUYERS tfif -ht
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS CAPS.


TT is now to the interest Of every economical
buyer to make their purchases at the New Sore,
and by 30 doing we will yoa from Is TO 80 esnts
on euery dollar Is this not consideration to every
one no wishes to lay ont their money to the best
advantage. We receiving Goods from
Agents in New York weekly, and our assortment
Of coarse and fine Boots and Brogans, coarse and
fine Shoes, Ladies' Buskns, Ties and Slippers, in
dia Rubbefs, Infants Shoes, Hats and Caps are
more complete than ever.
Call at the New Store before buying elsewhere,
and we will show you goods cheaper than you have
them.
We have just received another lot Of those Kip
Boots at Sl.75 worth So so, Ladies' Fine Calf BUS
kins at 81. worth 81 so. We say come and SEQ
for yourself at the Sign Of the Checkered Boot,
Main strcet, Norfolk. 1tt-
Dec II J. H GREGORY.
GECRET. DISEASES -BUTLERS COM
~ POUND BALSAMIC MJXTURE,a pleasant
safe, and certain for all cases Of GONORR-
HH;A AND elects. eE r Is 81.
IN consequence of the many useless Mixtures
ard p lis recommended for these complaints, il is
mecca 'ary to publicly announce that this Medicine
Tn best known for the immediate removrl OF
these troublesome and uppleasapt diseases. But
ter's Mixture cures where Pills. Drops, Electua-
lries, Copaiva and Nitre, and Harlem Oil will have
no effect. 1t is therefore recommended the frsr
remedy to betried in all cases for when recent One
Bottle generally pyodaess permanent cure. BE
iul Of counterfeits. i he only true Agents
Chas. II. Heinitsh, Portsmouth,, M. A. Santos, Ro-
bertson & Cornick. Norfolk Dec 20
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DR. q. BENJ, SMITHS
lSUGAR COATED1
"TMPROVED IND. VEG DJUTa,

Arc the result OF his labor Their effects ind the
general favor with which they have been received
prctors in the declaration that 'stbev are the gI,ot
est Improvement in medicine kno,on. Unlike all
other pills these neither gyipe, produce NAUSEA nor
potoerfm as il Is possible for a medicine 10 be 80
he HARMLESS. For sale by "'
n. HEINITsH, Agent.
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TUST RECEIVED HoyEY'S Seeding
~ SfRA WBERRY.-All persons who have LETT
Orders for the Plants of these Celebrated and Ex-
traordnarv Strawberries, will please call immedi
ately and get their supply. We have just received
them this Morning, and ready for deli
very, at the Drug Sore, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Nov IL CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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INFAN a BAPTISM tested by Scripture anc
Il History or the infants claim to Churchmem-
bershp defended and established on testimony scrip
tu'al and historical, by William Hodges, A. Nj,
Rector of BrUton Parish WILLIAMSBURG Va
few copies for sale by
Nov : w III H. HODGES & co
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WARN SOCKS.--A few doz pairs of Countr,
Il Net SOCKS. For sale by
Oct 30 THOS BROOKS, Jr.
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GREAT DISCOVERY IN Tile HEAL.

GREAT DISCOVERY IN THE HEAL.
" ING ARr.-lmportant to invalids and friends
OF the sick - Medicine, however elficacous has al
ways been taken with dissatisfaction by the sick
owing to its unoeasant nature. Hence ii has ever
been the study all great physicians disguise it's
nauseous taste But their efforts have ney er been
crowned with complete success. II wasIcf, 10 ~
Smith to accomplish Having given the so biect his
unremtling attention for nearly two years, he has,
after spending Considerable amount Of money
agreeable to the palate, is to triumph over DIS
EASE and all opposition, and TO repay him for his
devotion 20 .ue Improvement Of medical science
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for ;sng attached To each article, viz:
10 boxes Dyott's Anti Bilious Pills, Is % 90
Mahy's Plaster Cl"th, small size, Is SO
2Mahy's Plaster Cloth. middle size, 50 90
AIahy's Plaster Cloth, large size, 90
RoheTtsun's Elixir If Health. SO 90
? Roberison's Veg Nervous Cordial, so 90
| Godhold's Veg. Balm OF Life. 90
. Rnbertson's Cont and Rheu. Drops 2 90 90
9 Tohertson's s;iomachic birers, 90 90
Dynu's Veg Tonic Bitters, 90 90
Dyott's Veg Purg. Compound, 90 90
DyOtt's Circassian Eye Water, 25 rs
Vckcrs letter Ointment, 37S IS
I Tissof's Rheumatic Drops, 2 no
Vicker's Embrocation, Is so
2Rohertson's Worm Destroying Lozenges so 90
DvOit's Tooihache Drops, Is 50
Dyott's Patent Itch Ointment, so 90
Tie whole amounting TO . $50 90
Disc, for Cash 33! making CS.st No. l. so 90
(,ontcnts twice the above in Chest No 9 . 40 90
Contents three times the above in No. 3, 90 90
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AIEw BACON In Stors, and loFs@'e' . DpN'''
~ Iul i"'"s H'S R'"'' S Z. sRooxs. y.
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NJ EW CROP SUGAR.--l0 hhds NEW OR.
LEANS SUGAR, new crop, for sale by
Dec 10 WILLS & CO., High street
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Remember these the Forty Years tested Medical
Preparations In the ontens of each Medicine Chest
will lie found remedy DOR every disease which the
body subject Vt for these and these only,
hold ourselves accountable for the performance
OF for which they set forth; and so highly pa
tronzcd and recommended by all classes of our fellow
citizens; aud in OF failure where they nsed
agrecahy e. he directions, the mG1ey will he returned
appii ing the Fountain Head No. lF2 North Second
Street PhIadelphia r. w DYOTT & SONS.
For further particulars, see DYoTT's ORACLE OF
UEALrH Copies nj which can he had gratis, by apply
ing at The office, No IF2 NORTH SECOND Street, OF
OF persons keep the above medicines for SALE
Enc.I ,i- To- ~ ne had sepRrnte.
SPECIAL DEPOT, at the Store of Alexander Du-
vail & Co., No. lat Main street, Richmond.
Also, for sale by CHARLES ii. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos, King e.
Toy, Il. Emerson, Robertson& Cornick, VIM
II. Broughton, Norfolk, and by Druggistsgen
erallv thrOughont the United States
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blush .-tiattcrs will find il To their advantag e
10 examine Stock OF BLACK PLUSHES
before purchasing elsewhere, are anxous to
clos the lot. JSO. COOKE & co.
Dec II
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DYOTT'S FAMILY MEDICINE CHESTS,

- containing the sixteen standard Preparations, OF
which 7. w. DYOTT, NJ d., is sole proprietor.
Chest No. ], contains flows, with full directions
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4 tLOA kINGS.-Cail and see our handsome as
~ sortmenI of Ladies FRENCH CLOAKING
GOODS, some of which of the latest Paris
styles. JNO. COOKE CO.
Dec 10
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LNLOUR.-i55O bbls fredericksburg and Fal-
IL mouth Extra and Falmouth and Suncr6ne
FLOUR, just received and lan1ipp from scbrs
- Lucy Jane" Henry Page" ami "saEty," for
sale by JOSIAH WILLS,
Nov - Commerce street.
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EXTRA SUPERIOR.-IOB Butts an i. Lang
T. horne Sons" sun cured No. Tobacco, put
up expressly for this market, ind cost gao 25 in
the leaf. J1st resolved end for sslcb By
J~iy7 JOSIAH WILLS g.
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CIN.- 50 bbls Imitation Holland Gin, just re-
" ceived, for sale by s,
Aug2l }. WiLLS5
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w RIGnl,sINDIAN VEGETABLE

No 1872 n. Second ST., Philada.
SPECIAL DEPoT, at the Store of Alexander Du-
vail & Co, No. l47 Main street, Richmond.
Also, for sale by CHARLES IL. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos, King s. Toy, b
Emerson, Robertson & Cornck, w. Il. Broughton
Norfolk, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States. Nov A.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

GRAPEs.-Few Of US, in this country think oil
the value and importance of grapes as an article o
wholesome and nutritious food. See the remaka.
bic statements by DR. Underhill, great cutivator
of our native grapes, at the Farmers Club, in New
York
He went on to speak Of the vine, of its antiquity,
the estimation in which it was held by the nations
Of the East, of the congenality Of its products to
the constitution Of man, Of the value Of grapes as
food, Of wne--not its excess by no means-but its
employment in medical and dietical purposes In
Italy, France, and Spain, the grape is h Id in almost
generation Tor its great value in liver complaint,
pepsia, and kindred diseases-perlormlng what is
there denominatel "the great cure" He spoke Of
the difference Of the climate here, and said the ten
der grape of that climate was not fitted for coun-
try. But we have here a hardy indigenous grape,
easy Of cultivation, Of great many varieties, i'm
proving every year. and how nearly equal TO the
South of Europe fruit. By cultivation you change
the character of the grape easy as the breeds Of
cattle. He had much experience in foreign grapes
but the Isabella and other varieties of this country
were his preference. France produced in 1880 no
less than II 600, 600 600 pounds grapes-2 000.-
100000 of tChich Were consumed on The table Is
any one here, them fearful tina; few paltry acres
will overstock our markets
He spoke Of the little value OF works published
on the culture of grapes, because our dry, hot cli
male was mol taken INTO Consideration ne humld
atmosphere and equal temperature OF Europe and
England, made all difference imaginable. Follow
ing these had brought failure and rdicule upon our
agriculturalists-not in The vineyard only, bat in
many other products of the soil In putting out
vineyard it is important to get dry, very dry soil
no matter what, except clay, so that it is dry. 1t
is important, in seeding, TO piow exceeding deep so
that the long drough,s Of summer shall not niure
the roots. He knew of no grape so valuable in this
country, from Canada to Texas as the Isabella
1t had been cultivated for about fifty years, and is
nearly devoid of musk The grape vine will live
and produce fruit for hundred years. Its perfec.
ton is nowhere attained and will be approach
ed yet for unnumbered years. The European grape
he thought had attained its utmost perfection. In
planting vineyard the vines should be togeth-
er, and nearly half of the fruit plucked away, so
that what is left, may be fuller and sweeier.