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DE sELDINo 4 wYLlE,

DE sELDINo WYLlE,
- ssss4 Hsssi wss1iasiss. b. G s''' -
CHAs DE sELDING ANDREW wyLIE, H., having formed
copzltnershp for purpose Of prosecuting
Concs the sxecuse depaftnent before any board
ns@ionefs appointed for The Adjustment o. spoaons
q against any Iegn government are prepared % give uer
their case They win obtaining pensions, bounty
land, duies claims arising treaties
rents, &c TX 10y y4RA'FF = ~ ff7s' - TX Hffs'F +,
Apdrsw Wye, H., will any which
either himself the firm intused, any
the District, the Supreme Court the United States.
Chas. De SEEDING, being notary
public, and Of deeds for ali Suites the Union,
will give attention the taking Of acknowledge
ment Of deed and other which appeain his ONCE
Charges will " moderate and regulated BY amount claed
and the extept of services required.
Communications win receive Immediate
Sept 6-dly sf ts gsT 1900,
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nR. AWAITS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERfENTThh rsmsdy composed entirely Of vese
bic totally free from mineral substances com
binng caartc win powers, original
Amsd cslebasd physicran In
Of abdominal diarrh0a,
dyssns bou eopsin dyspepsia and al other disorders Of
Kncwins from experience operates kindly
e6sctua these h submitted ~ remedy 10 those
may annexed by prevailing fatal and
vsnve eli who bc % fortunate o 10 scaps lie hrs insdcus
symptoms.
TO retail caruss Music Saloon, Penn
lvsnis avenue between h and i2 sues and me principal
drug OF Washngton Ceoetown ind Alexandria
Paphe containing directions for with ntersssine
cencates each bots Of the liberal
discount dealers Orders from part Of the United States
Aus. AiawU SAMUEL CAkUsf 4 90.
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p =. H00k = CO., wnelsssls ana nssaaI Ds.lsrs IN
shsstins, blshkse snd hssss fdniann6 1go19 G9eo1 =
Pesnsvpna svsnusy ssswesnvN - - Ses>s Wasfnsso
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WIN. u. d. GROSS,
Attorney and CoMaseiior at Tau,
washington City, D. O.,

es washington City, D. O.,
Pncses Ia of Columbia Intend
the collection every
description including bounty Congress
lately passed. Office in the City Hail. sesf 1870
Oct3-u
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ss8nt0Gr'a'
and cheap sndsrs lately consequence the nansr-
Ss s ss $ s ana :. ss s
motion offering Of The best and qnor imported
Daa Gardos Goa sserss embracing dei,g .s pale a. very
low prices rare Ola and some choice drsss,
gallons, specially Amonnlado
a hoss pat W IN Europe which he challenges as eqss 20 any
me Msssssis Anonunsdo sheres are peculiarly adapted
no; me ACID o. many oSer wiSss '''
q op s s s.s
BY because ofthsr superiority
al Pors and red wines palmsd on such. II !
N. aos wsoss.s y the ssss ASoa them i ss%s r.rs
Pssocs suffering cannot be
too careful In their choice Of Port gnF 80 81
Indies. serss ae Ie 2e drsasS and in bodies.
IA the sparkling wine. hs subscriber !. vel. known hat
The Most champagne, splendid spskns Mo.sIs,
n@ ~ ,.p. % any Other wns and are ,' price,
put upon buyers as nrst class. 3
wines generally the sabcber holds hmsw % bs sdss ana h.
S s a. s s s.. ss' s u: ,s y the
Bsusd wines b. be- ss sosh and can sssss consums
gundy Fraacs Afords. .tf.t : a
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preserving brandy liquors. including III q
q the above, sold ~ re,. IN quantity desired.
paid Orders win be promptly srscu,sd By mail tale
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OF q wilma a c,s%ssss osassusd
grained lIanpsoa loom.
M e. s expiration q said patent which takes place
ss s,sse ss asss rssr &C o n q
aoadsd . appear and show cause any ns have why
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petition q Dexter Pierce q Montague MASSACHUSETTS,!
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ordered petition Patent once on
are aos appear and show any they Sass
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New York and Albany Register Albany New York. week
M three successive weeks previous 70 tbs said a day February
THos AWBANK
s@ssNsAA Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors papers will please copy
bills Patent ofee with containing this notices
Doc ANA& 8f8 sA fifes@A
To ths Old soldiers, those more recent services
under Congress S modsaa ssi, h
the government minimum prlce 81 = per
war Win Enaand s Be- employ
nens bis brother solders their who entitled
Letters "a ased him, postage paid promp,
,en.on, Hin once Warren Aibenae coun.y, virsina
friends aud the public generally
lowing sSs T. w. Ell
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DECISION and GeneraI Agency.--cao 9. AMEs. hayn

DENsION and General Agcncy.--CGO. c. AMEs, having
resigned the Office which he held the Bureau Comms-
Of Pensions years.
fully r. WISE in agency for the prosecution Of claims
communication and half due the officers yir
snia State line and navy revolutionary invalid other
pensons
he revolution AMI Mexican and
passed Congress granting bounty soldiers
which adjusted az The Pension Once his long connection with
Pension Bureau ve which have
svcy the examination pensions
der the various revolutionary pension lawr) Of necessity
Of evidence observed and with the principles Of the laws admin
Office,
service IN each Of the deposoes with
much collateral information relating thereto aid
establishment and
only BY long experience. Is .AN@ I'll
Geo G. Ames Tuly r. Wise established a
for the OF claims description
federal TO be prosecuted before either Of
board
this general they viii have the assistance Of Hon. Henry
A. WISE Of Virginia. paner and who win be responsible
the fahfuncsr and efficiency Of their he viii
sonai attention Washington nom time re his services
be required z .tssts4 45.lfs
An communication, post paid, win wa psops sssdon,
Addressed Geo c. Ames Tuly Wise. Washington DC
Nov Tluwkvx 1uos
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BALTIMORE AND wAHUeTON RAxEiRcAp'
/, Hs~rs srDsp@rssrs fsAs Passenger rs.s.s. q
From wsshinDson % .. n and q p N dsv, and
rseS ssiussss 4 : - s.l > !. a.iy and dsiya
FsSS-Slv r.E fARscUs, Ass.
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Ios Haunting in the rnssrior N south Afrssss by
IL Cumming 2 vols. r 8 e ~ HtFA fsAlis Aas Ill =
winnet Of Literary and Scientific Men Of America
Ceorrs Casfroi King Of Albany by Clements G. Moore VOL
Orsions sn6 speeches u Edward Eysftu vols vi
= Bsnssrss Memoirs Of Anne Bsieyn. vol.
Ellen Parry or, Trials Of fhe Heart ! vol. VI
The Canton Chinese and Celestial Empire by o. tiffany.
vol 80. Y. - z Isl u
Echoes on me Universe Henry Chrstines vol.
In Memofsm. by Tenpyscn. vol
xmercas vsspucia ssd voyages BY me vcoun ssn,srem
vol. Het se f1.Nftft ssF ~
The wss, indies and worn In 1895 ~ Robert Baird
vol.
EN- me United States standards a. Asxandsf
vol. 1a13 RI ~ ~ $3.50 ~ sAsa
last received. FRANCK TAYLOR
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CAsrraos STREET HOUSE.

n 44fT.II1a .dfeEondTta, TEgInsd.' M
THIS spacious mansou just style.
fronis south about hirtwo et running back intending the
buildings, hundred 6y Everything
provided and comfort
family To gentleman holding public ONCE In Washington
uaion short and pleasant dnys rom city % city, much cheaper
efsi credit viii be given II rented win be mcdcrate
Imeduae possession be had For further particulars apply
~ .'A& - CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec Io-iawu Alexandna
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HANGING Acedemy--Ftrsf Courss.Mr r. r. Lass has
The honor Of Washington
town st he nrt dancing lessons m The session. Win com
Tuesday October 9s AZ his residence Pennsylvania
Days iunon wsHinstce Tuesdays, rhmszays, and sssa-
days. 0egsssown- Mondays and fndays ~ sarss 81
LANCE md Pine zsss@7SsssS o. Albums, HohiY
IA bound ma beaunnny illustrated, companeThe G
Album ~ Ahse q ss.ng The Victoria Album; The Elise.
Album The Jenny Lind Album Flowers ~ Loseies
Album Of Meenoes, and others ~ The sie
sfm seyrussmsnt usfscdyed ~ rRANck 1A1l0Es
n sf5.nt4 6ast sHs hss shasisa -~-a- ~ y rtnsb :
sfsf sla53s aesat9a 1853 FIY
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II OTFIon CoHnfbapbnhb1 fnoVs
duins Tits day, the following order IVES nndes
aOrseysd ~ puhshed In
he National IntsEepce Rep.hie and Union nswspe that 70
Board nnsr a. Fes
~ shown which b verified BY
aA6av and that 81 where memorials have h~ea Fsceved
hearing the hst Monday Of
n further delay be WANTED
writing erect BE- submitted before that day.
claimants please sesvs, accordingly The noce conveyed BY
'ns ''e'''' . ns '''ss''s EDWARD VIM JOHNSTON
July o--wtlstFsb Secretary 10 the Commission.
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once (as presently NO Lsw Buldass, Rehmcnd, Va.
u the State Virginia the United ssAss Of ms departments
Of the against indvdus oil FsvoluonaEy
Claims ssns Out oSsss VA u iSjs, . ,smsscss wss
years. and facilities cr he persecution Of claims which
are enjoyedby fw.dt 49,
All letters post paid addressed 70 him, either n Richmond
Washington city, Immediate attention. Ill
Kind of The following gentlemen refer
them Hon James Ms.on and r. assis, United ssase'
Holiday, Pauius Powell hp Bocock Richard Parker H.
r. McMren, House Of Repressnfafivcs. Q
Hon John Mason, Hon John NJ Bor and James Lyons esq
Hon Hoss,, l.assn, Postmaster General, and rhom.,
Richie, Wsshneton City, AAesf ~ ~
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Mrs.. ARMSTRONG has Shrss plea4az1ly -slsmassafnr.
III nhe1 l9h sset beswesn Esosf snd Rsnnsyl
vssis syssss, and coavssssns y ths ffvsns HsssI.
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" - :.
H.eft AZ BosToH, Sep. 8, 1850.
LITTLE BRowx Gentlemen--I am much pleased %
engaged in publishing revised edition
Civil Law No work IN the EnEsh Ian
gusg the subject Is to be compared with \ Cor the ness
OF the doctrine conveyed throughout ~
time Of It's publication the present. has received
Try, and very deeryedIy. cope OF the Code Napoleon
copousiy work Napoleon himself studied
fe which for the singular
and wisdom q his and during he
will, library of every American lawyer
/. 1857 Your obedient servant,
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new York L4ss Insursnce ccnspsny. a =
fe 0Fss, No. 90 waH direct, Nss Yoyt.
s4M Messys FnArrLrr, president.
srRrcKs 3. Bk EnprcT, president .,s.& +
fLlrY rnKEnAr sctuasy.
THs company, ssadsesd spe. ne msssslnsas.ss pncp
a he nsers In the hands ~ inufes, haa greatly
ssssndsd and profits, snl conferred in benefits ~ ne
leaaf pnssih1s md euuay % insursrs.
Insurance. prnsd . psrssns WISHING California Isl Il
~ aesncy e Wsshiroon compshen1s ne following oceni
VIM Josss n. D., medical ssamssr near corner Of and %
fsr q w.sAlsos sssnt Apollo Hs, rssnsyvsn. avenue,
oopo~s Union Buildings. ~ ~ ISL June a-d
! KNOX WAIKER viii practise law In shs supvsnss
Co Of The United States, and ntnnd 20 NE prosecution Of
mnx.1o-0 \
yr7AUTEp fuzpsaAassly . svosssn % 20 tAs oeshi,ng
and waAine Ar email family None nsea apply but such
|sne1 Isqsiis q This cdes .tis1s ~ Sep to--hf
nAv7D Csrpsrasid, No. iS.--Fsasns slIsss, pss ~
~. csag .sisAm..nAi ~ ss rRANoK TAYLOR
BVF sstn nfNsseff FL SOP NQs4 ilfrtf ga IT,
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire body Of the Law,
IL BY Asa Knneaphabencay arranged with reference n
vols, Law Sheep, svo pp. Att Retail price 20
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Main. received and mails sent 10000
pamphlets received $500
Mails sent from distributing ohhees 1870
Common accounts current 1900
Stamp n distribution 80
Weekly and monthly malrsgistsrs 100
Post h,Is without s1snatures 10 on . sheet i2s00
do with isnanrcs, 10 on . sheet 800
DO with sienssarcs Tor distributing odhcss, on !.
sheet 600
DO do extra size, on q sheet 100
The contract provision authorizing this department
change % substance Of al OF Of the blank
by paying actual necessarily
by The contractor In Of such change 10
aeed upon Postmaster General before wcl
ebsns shah be made ssd that the smouns 70 be paid for uci
change General readves
fe the centAet obtain e blanks
Kind required from contractor IN sschsv dict me
offered ~ win whom Ne unable 70 maxi
such srreernent sv iPltt NH
II viii provision that the Postmaster Genera
may oen DESIRES require noe regulation, OF othe
matter IN quantity
allowing herer doub
the contract for the which such matter shs BE-
printed. III stNsgs gtsya s.t W Hif sa
Proposals should be muted Pvepcais for prsirs tIa~t
and addressed 10 the second Assistant Postmaster gcnern
ssN tes4sstf.4 lsl1s hF N. X HALL,
Dec. i4-lswfw s.F lss s8tf Postmaster General
r 41E n E Z r ~ l11t
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
EoRwIN AND THE LATE GE

GoRwIN AND THE LATE Gen. CRAZY.
The Captain Of steamboat on the Ohio,
a man known from New Orleans 10 Pitts
burgh, once told me that he vas on his
way TO Washington previous TO the meet
ing Of Congress which succeeded that
amusing spar between the Buckeye and
Wolverine. AT Wheeling nine strangers
were packed. in coach for long ride
over the mountains, and in the course Of
the first day, still strangers to one anotherr
whiled the time away with discussion and
anecdote. AT length The captain, q good
hand al telling story, repeated the anec-'
do,e of Mr. Corwin's attack of Gen. G. Of
Michigan. The company entered heart
lily into the rich joke so well told, but
none so heartily as one particular gentle.
man seated in corner Of the coach. Al.
every good Lit be laughed outright, and
when il came 10 the remark of Mr. Adams
corcerni,g The late Gen. c. Of Miehi.-
gan" his merrinent seemed Riihous-
bounds. At last, uiping his eyes and
with the hearliest good humor in the oEld,
he said 20 bis sstonished companions:
Gentlemen: ! am thsi late Gen. c. Of .Niok-
ignn !" He then gave them some far
ther particulars, and passed the most gen.
erous eulogiums on his witty antagonist.
The captain declared that il made the
geteral The hero Of the occasion, and Ger.
family his good humor deserves no less
reward. ...
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

A DocToR's JoKE.-A well known
physician, in a certain city, was very
much annoyed by an old lady, who was
always sure TO accost him in the street,
for the purpose Of telling over her all
ments. Once she met him when he was
in very great hurry. "Ah. see you
are quite feeble" said the doctur; shut
your eyes and show me your tongue. y
She obeyed, and the doctor moved off,
leaving her standing there Ior some time
in this ridiculous position, to the infinite
amusement of all who witnessed the funny
scene. =
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

An IMPORTANT HINT.-A friend at
our elbow suggests that common spirits Of
turpentine is highly noxicus to all The in
sect tribe, and that consequently il will
destroy the worm or bug which Of late
years has committed such extensive and
fatal ravages in our wheat fields, and Of
other grain. He says that, with wafer
ing pot, finely perforated, person Of or
dinary industry can easily sprinkle ten
acres day. The quantity of spirits re-
quired for this extent Of surface, does not
exceed two or three gallons. This is a
simple remedy, and, if eificacious, will be
productive OF great practical benefit
Oiire Branch. Sd
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

s@ SIGNAL PuNIsHMENr.-In the account
Of the recent dreadful catastrophe on the
Mobile River Of the Ortine 81 John, il
was stated that the carpenter of the boat,
who had on board three negroes belonging
TO himself and his brother, jumped with
the negroes into the yaw boat and cut
her adrilt, thus depriying the passengers
and crew ofthe only means OF escape, and
causing the terrible loss of life that fol-
lowed. The wretch whose name was
Robert McGaw, was met few days af-
forwards at Cahawba, and Immediately
killed by M. Gale, the Pilot of the Oriine
81 john Chicago Journal. .aH7 ssaag
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

SINK1NG A. SHAFT BY THE Pressure
OF THE ArMospHERE.-A novel and in
teresting method, known as the Pneumat-
ic Process, Of forcing hollow cylinders in
to the earth by the. pressure of the at.nos-
phere, is about to be adopted in the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn. The shaft for well
will be sunk ON Monday morning next,
near the Commodore house. II is 80
feet in length, and it is expected that the
pile will descend in about five or six
hours. The invention has excited grea.
interest among the civil engineers, and q
patent has recently been granted Tor it
". Y. Er. "@ &1 .."." 7% A.a@~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

Colonel .May We learn that this GAL
liant officer, who has been reported by the
St. Louis Union to have died al San Fran
cisco, was, on the 26th Of December, at
Sonora, New Mexico, in excellent health,
preparing to depart for the South into the
India country, a letter having been receiv-
ed from him Of that date. The Captain
May who died at San Francisco, is sup
posed 10 be James r. May, Of Virginia,
formerly of The Voltigeurs, who went 10
California by way cf Cape Horn.
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From the I.ady's Wreath.
HAvN'T lie CHA NGE.


II was house cleaning time, and | had
and cleaning paint.
Polly is going said one Of the domes-
tics, as the twilight began 10 fall.
Very well; tell her ! shall want her
Tomorrow
i think she would like to have her
money for to-days work, said the girl.
took cut my purse, and found that (
had nothing in it less than three dollar
bill.
'How much does she have a day p
six shillings.' ...
1 havn't the change this evening. Tell
her that I'll pay FOR both days Tomorrow
The girl left the room, and thought no
more of Polly for an hour. Tea time had
come and passed, when one of my domes-
tics, who was rather communicative in
her habits, said to me:
i don't think old Poll liked your not
paying her this evening"
She must be very unreasonable, them
said | without reflection. Il sent her
word that l had no change. How did she
expect that could pay her
Some people are queer, you know
remarked the girl who had made the COM
munication, more for the pleasure of tel
ling il than anything else.
kept thinking over what the girl had
said, until other suggestions came to my
mind. -.
Il wish l had sent and got the bill
changed said l, as the idea that Polly
might be really in want Of the money in
truded itself. 1T would have been very
little trouble
This was the beginning Of new train
Of reflections, which did no. make ne ve-
ry happy. To avoid little trouble, had
sent away the poor olt! woman after hard
DAYS work without her money. Tha, she
stood in need of j! was evident from the
fac; that she had asked for it.
How very thoughtess in me- said I, as
dwelt longer and longer on the subject
sWhat;s the matter p inquired my hus-
band, seeing me look serious.
Nothing TO be very much troubled at,'
I replied.
.But, you are troubled
i am !; and cannot help it. You will,
perhaps, smile at me, but small causes,
sometimes produce much pain. Old Pol
" has been all day scrubbing and clean
ing. When night came, she asked for
her wages, and |, instead OF taking the
trouble to get the money for her. sent her
word hadn't the change. There was
no,hinu less than a three dollar bill in the
purse. | didn't reflect that poor old
woman who has to go out TO daily work
must need her money as soon as It is earn
ed. I'm very sorry. @ .a~s..
My husband did not reply for some
time. My words appeared 10 have made
considerable impression OH his mind.
DO you know where Polly lives p he
inquired at length.
No but will ask the girl And i'm
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

A VERv TRUrHruL REpLY.-Bunk-
um, in the Old North State, is undoubt.
edly the most healthy spot on the whole
earth: and it was on that account that
some 'lower country gentlemen were
surprised to see Bunkumte al. work
opening an ominous looking mole in the
ground OF course they eneured wha,
he was about. ~ -.... .-. .s
Digging a grave, sir, .#..as@a
Digging grave! Why thought Peo-
pie didn't die often up here do they =
Oh, no sir-they never die but once =
They never asked that question '5u.
once
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

Wrvrs By WnoLrsALE.-. 'ou difficult
ii is for ALL The Eonen 10 gel married. 1t
appears by the recent. census Of New
South Wales, there are two males 10 one
female 600 women are wanted 10
make matched pairs. A society has been
organized in London, to pay the passage
money OF such females as will embark for
there 1t appears that there is surplus
of females in England, by the census,
over males OF 7OO, 600. --.s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

A PRorHEr IN HIS OWN .CouNrRY.-
The Wetumpka (Ala.) State Gazette,
(Dem. thus opens an article on the cfii--
cial conduct of Jeremiah Clemens, one Of
the United States Senators from thai state: {:
"The mo1e we witness OF the actions Of
this imbecile and disrepntable, individual,
the more contempt we entertain for him
and greater do we think the disgrace on
the fair fame and credit of Alabama" fs.z
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

DIANA GRArE.-Downing's Horticul-,
turist says-'Eyery fruit grower will be
glad to hear that new native grape has
at last been proved, which is really su-
perior to the Isabella and Caiawbs. II
is called the Diana After tasting it re-
peatedly, we do not hesitate TO pronounce
il as the best Of American grapes. The
Diana grape was raised several years.ago
10y Mrs Diana Crehore, Of Milton Hill,
near Boston; and is found but in few col
lections. .....,..s a.. !. =
The Diana is seeding from the Ca
tawba, and in general appearance and
character, resembles that plant. 1t il,
however, an entire distinct variety, it,
bunehes are compaeij an abundant bearer
fruit Of pale delicate color, with less
pulp and more juice than the Catawba,
and ripens week or ten days earlier
than the Isabella, and of course, . FORT
night or more before the Cataw wba."--
None Of these vines have been brought 10
the western conatry.-Gllls. Journal.