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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-29

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTCH Is
~ hereby sivee to the and occupant and
Of all houses and lots Improved
aeeted that the following nsvs
been pleted by the and lodged in the
ee Of the Bureau Of fur examination BY all
psrscns interested win For building sewer IN Madison
street to Rutgers street.
The limits embraced by such assssmsnt include all the
houses and let's Of ground vacant lots pieces
Asa situated both sss f Madison street
ffc jefferson strsts and the east side Of
Rutgers street. from Madison TO Henry street. All
affected by the above named assesnsnts
md who opposed the either of them,
gusstsd TO their obectsn in writing to the
designed At their efce No. Hall Of Records, within
tAtxty days fxen the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
once Buysau Of Asssssmsnts Street Department, July
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FURNITURE.

ENAMELLHD AND COTTAGE FURNITURE.-sH7s
u from t26 10 $1,000 The largest assortment In the
United Stat.l sets made IN n.mber eoor and shsds
sait all tastes 0fLLIRS BYRNE OaoufActurers, SAC
Broadway few DOOR above Spring dae)
nufactory. Ne. 40 Greene street..
CUITs OF EN- AMRLLED COTTAGE FURNITURI
- rem $o 70 $50 Purchasers will And the above the
best cheapest suites bought anywhere Mattresses
paiassss the lowest prices warrant
ID purc hair. MATHEWS STACY. SIS Broadway snIns
Of Spring street. .
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NEW YORK To THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, ST
Nv Johnsbury Montreal and osdens ,urs via New Haven
Springfield, Bellows Faiis kntland Burlington Montpo.
her ard St shnn's Ticket ocep and
Canal street aud Twenty sixth street and Fourth
For freight apply to
FRANCIS HYDE General Agent, l6s south s,rco,
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FyoRPOhATION N~riCs-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby sivsn TO the occupant
passs Of al houses and lats improved sro..d
snds Affected hereby that the hsss
scnpstes BY the and ssd sb@ sss
shs basssu % Asssssu eats for by AL
Interested -gsw building q ssw q rifsss ath
street from avenue point 100 feet east Of .rs"as
Tie limits eMbraod by such iolade all tbs
several bovses and lets Of grnupd lots p.s and
parcels Of land situated both sdss Ffessth street
from avenue to Aveuus asd both sides of avsnus
or shs .,s side Of avenue 100 feet nc'th and south
OF Fnteesth street. ALI psrsons whose inter psss
are affected BY the above named eets ana sho
spposss 70 the either Of them requested "
ressst thsr sbseoH In writing Va the sBderAssed ~
her sh"e Hall Of Records within thirty days troa
Ne date Of his nstiss.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE }Assssssrs-
CHAkIES MCNEIL. }
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CORPORATION NOTICE no COAL DEALERs.-
~ Sealed proposal. will Be received At the ConPsreer's
once No Hall Of Records ant the 9th day Of August
coal o. the host quality for the ths public build
ngs nd Oe other than these attached he AL House
d-Eartmtpt Ia ton 70 consist Of two Thousand pounds
and proof Of the weight ard vouchers for the delivery
furnished with tho accounts The kinds Of coal to be fol
lows hundred Lhgh Of suitable size for far
Mountain size One malt Of kind TO be delivered
ties and at snsh the police oees station houses public
Offices and Fire build may prescribed
Buildings and the remaining hunad TONS under the
sam. 70 the first Il Nsve~ber Pay
double the amour. Abe contrast price
the ossp.nes bids. Each viii put in
a C. Flssg Comptroller M Hall Of Records City Of
Ne~ York There y ass TO be- written I'll. outside,
psls.ns who proposition adding Also
Of its presentation The osons will be publicly
a.S o. ss s. - %sy ds !" Z.
must be made in strict conformity to the provisions Of title
three eoo'racs Tor supplies and work for the
these ordinances and sank FERNS Of estimates be had
Al No Hall Of Records Tho Comptroller reserves the
msnt, III. interests q tho city rsaurs him to i. So
A. G. rLAGG Conn troller.
Comptroller ONCE New York July 25 is5a
CRoTcN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON
- tractors 1sealed Proposals. endorses "Propssa for
Crst"n Aoneduet Departments until Monday the 9Th day Of
August 1853 at IL o'clack for the bulldog Of
With the IS. rss ing 1asns and ouyss, IN Fitch
$50 feet east Of being in about 4 feet
The plan of tie and for the huldng Of
sfhce. NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the Croton Aqusduet Department.
New York, July IS, 1858
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CORPORATION NOTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE ~ HERE
BY given, 10 the eeoupant or oesuPsnt
Of all houses lots lsnds Affect
% thereby that thu have sssn CON
plated by ths and logged In the shoe OF the
Burssu Of Aessm snts for examination. BY all persons
Interested, vixsFor building sewer In Hester street.
fsn the Essex street to the westerly curb
line Of sidridss street. The limit. sSbrscsd BY such
include all the sevsrni houses aud lots OF
lots pieces ana parcels Of land mated
both sides of Hester street bet~es Forsyth and
both sides Of Eldrdge street from 3a
feet rerth.,y to So, eet souhsrly from Hester .tFoe
sides Allen street from 26l feet northerly
10 soutbery from Hester street. both sides Of
Orchard street from northsry TO Z feet
from street and the westerly side 81 Ludto
street from BIO feet sherry 70 22 feet soottsrly fro
Hester sweet All whose Interests affected BY
the above named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested TO their OBJ
jetioBs in writing n the designsd ~ their Office No
Hsn Of Records Within thirty days from the date Of this
nstce. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DoDGR, }AsssssorA
CHARL IS HcNIGLL,
once Bureau Of ASST ssments Street Department July
ls53
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navigation
DIRECTORS:
Henry Grinnell, Walter r. Jones,
Caleb BArstow, John Ward,
John G. Ryan, Henry X. Bossrt
Edmund Penfold, Peter Edes,
Hanton X. Corning, Benjamin II Field
Ogden Haggerty, Theodore Polhemus JY.,
Thomas NOnaban, Elisha Morgan,
John Earle William W. Clay,
Albert Ward, Thoaas Nelson,7
Charles Easton, James ". Phillips.
Louis Lorus, Charles A. Macy
Samuel g. 0lidden, Edward Hinsksn,
Joseph Torrey, William T. Sheppard,
The mas Scott CHARLIE l.. Frost,
llism X. Fcsdisk, Lothrep L. Sturges,
Adm. r FFothingham Henry z. Blossom,
Thomas p. YcuDgs, WilliAa II. Cary,
Samuel L. Nitehll, Emery ThAysr.
Joshua L. Pope, George Vsstfeldt,
Rufus r. Graves, Zamon Taylor,
G. II. Luienthal, Henry Davis,
JOH c. RYAN, President.
RICHARD A. OAxLxY, Secretary.
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E'INANCE DEPARTMENT COMPTROLLER's Of
flee, city Of York July 26 st3seaIed pro pos
win be vea at this department. until four o'clock P
Tuesday, Angas 1853 for publishing OF
COOS crculat twice week for weeks the redenp
ton notice o the sale of April 1852 of lands 30
ment Of tie taxes Of lS49 Ass the redemption
otce of the sale Of June 1882 for the
CretoB water rents Of the Ms 1880 and
ending april 1881 Also the redemption notice Of the
sals Of June 1852 for the Of the
1870 The notices TO be nser ed IL body Of
per and net pem And the publishers to furnish
1900 eepes of the dempton notice OF pam
phet FORM to he folded stitched and delivered to th
partment and also, TO cause notices to be published
twice week \" twelve ds published the city
Now York for seven veeks stating where the detailed
tees polished and be and furnish
davits o. all such publissous The will
the price line Of the rst absvs
TO- sae line embracing table the Of thu street,
side str ct between what description
Of property to whom taxed ward ward number
her, number tax Of what sold
Of SOLD for when sold redeemed
proposition to be enclosed sealed upand directed Proposals
fer publishing redemption notices Of tales of lands for the
poDpaymsnt Of taxes and c. water rsnt and these
proposals thus sesled be enclosed envc
sealed ~ directed to A. G. Flag Comptroller city
Of New York; Zach person put private seal hfs
Prspofitionwhich brace for all Of tho
nees for either Of themto htnelf that
broken until the public epeniag The Comptroer re
the privilege Of dstsrinng the
The paper and the ability Of the publisher worn IN
. correct and proper manner.
A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller.
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ExHIBIrION OF LIVING MODELS AT THE FAIR
" the sn.rancs 20 the Crystal knsranos
BY Sixth Four performance DALI, by Madame La
nars Troupe Of French aud English arts Admission "
all past Of the house, Is oepts.
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CORPoRATiON N0TICE.-PUBLIe NOTICE IS HHRR
~ given 30 the owner oseuuant occupants
Of IN hsuses and lots impra wed unmp lands
Asssd thereby that The assessmsnss have besn
completed BY the and lodged the office Of
Ne Buresu AssesmsDts for examination by oil per sons
serested viz Tor regulating Thirty eighth street be-
tween tsoond and tho river. The limits
sss@ BY euds al the several houses and
lets Of lots pieces and parcels Of land stu
Assd both sides Of Thirty eighth street from ssoood
Last river and bo,h sdss Of First
hundea fest rertb south Of thirty street ALI
who're affected by the above named
0onehts and who opposed to Ahe either OF
theH ARE requested 70 present their oest9as In writing
- the undersigned at their 8ce No. Hall OF Records,
Wtthia thirty days from the date of this notice.
CHARLEs J. pobGE, Assessors
CPAhLES MCNEIL,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. July
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lDVERYlSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CORPORATION NOTICES.
ssr SEE THIRD PAGE. 20

floRPOvATIoN NoTlCB-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given 10 the owners occupant co
sSpsnts all houses and lots improved pro
Lads affected thereby that the
been by the Assessors and lodged
sse Of hs Bureau Of for sxsmia aston by all
interested vxFor rsgul sng Forty 6fb street.
fsn second avenue &c the East river The limits embraced
By sueh sssesssn iii clude all the house,
u gTouDd vacant lots pisces parosis
hesh saes OF Forty sf.h from the Eat river
30 feet west Of the Seeond asd
First and Second 100 feet inches south
Of Forty fifth street All whose interests
ID BY TIE above named 1ho
NE same or either Of them requested 70 their
sAjssoBs In writing to the their eli
Ne Hall Of Rssord within thirty days date Of
this ES&iee. WILLIAs GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MoNEIBl,
OAes, Bureau Of Assessments Street ent July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-29

(NRYsTaL ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, NO. q FOR
~ tieth street opposite Crystal Pslacs.-The coolest
Opera oupe will perform every afternoon add evening Al
the above place until further notice admission cents
Children half price.
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CORPORATION FOTICt.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY gwen 10 the owner owners ocsu pant soou
pAnts Of all houses lots Improved
AssteS thereby shat the fiowng have
s0npleed BY the and od ed 10 the sce VI
Ne Buyssp Of Assessments for examine tion by ali
tntsseste1 vzFor building sewer in Pearl street from
Ferry Frankfort streets The limits embraced by such
sluds all the several houses lots Of ground
lots ssd parcels snd the north
Sweets and vhs south asrly side Of Pearl street rom
Fsek sp street. All persons whose srests
sEsetsd by the who op.
posed TO tie either Of them requested
sat ths sbestions IN writing 80 the At their
ese Ne aa Of Records within hi,ty days from the
ds1s = this AstisA- WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES MsNIELL,
00se Bureau Of AsssssDsnts Street Deps July TO- 1853
CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, 70 the owner occupant or
Sysats q all houses sad lets improved snimb~oved
lAsAs Affected thershy that the following
have tesn completed the Assessors and LODGED in the
Dorssns .tersstsl viz Fer building receiving basin
and calvert at the south east sf second
street, and Third The limits embraced BY such
including all the several houses and lots Of
eune vaasnt oss places and parcels of land situated
east side Of Third from Twenty first 10 Twenty
streets All whose interests affected
- shove naDed and who opposed to the
either Of tbom requested 10 their sb
}sseAens in writing to ths undsrsgnsd at their ooe No
Hall Of Rscsrd within thirty days from the date Of this
Dstise. WILLIAM GAGe,
CHARLES DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIsLL,}
- no~ I~Yv
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THE INDIAN ExHIBITlO (WHICH HAS EXCITED
i muoh interest will he continued at the Brooklyn
Museum, Friday and Saturday tho Goth and 3th IL
the evening, to commence O'Clock afternoon, At ~
o'clock.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC R.IIpn,n

The following paragraph from the New
ork Tunes may give the public slight
'nhf'ng ofthe manner in which this giean
TIC enterprise is to be prosecuted.
Ii the public domain is to be absorbed by
land sharks and soulless Spectators to car
Iy out this great work, it viii perhaps be
better that it never be commenced That
such is the intention of Hon. r. j. Walker
and others, there in no room for doubt, and
we much fear that Congress will aid them
IN prosecuting their scheme. The follow
ing is from the Times of the 10Th inst.
1t is not a little remarkable that. in the
face of all these facts, the ineipient steps of
A HUNDRED MILLION scheme, the New YoRK
AND PACIFIC RAILROAD stock, should have
been taken, as we learn they certainly were
on Friday evening at the Metropolitan Ho-
tel. Hon. Robert j. Walker led off with
subscription, on behalf of certain interests
made up at Washington, of ten millions of
dottGrs; and other parties stood pledged for
over five millions, making together S15,-
100000 Thedetails ofthe scheme are GER
talnly imposing, but the very magnitude of
the figures would seem to defy all ordinoyy
fnonc'ering, and requires nothing short of
the wand of enchantment to produce the
result in actual cash Government aid, IN
The form Of q mammoth land grant, is to be
made the talisman to this end, to which
will be added the usual exercise of credit
upon Bonded Security and Government
Mail Contract of$3, 100000 year.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30
THE STATE FAIR.

The State Fair will be held this year at
Watertown, on the 4th, 9th, 9th, and 18th
of October. The Register says:
e. Mr.. Ingham the Secretary of the So
ciety, is here attending to the fitting up Of
the grounds, and entering such articles as
are offered for exhibition. We understand
that there is already many articles entered
upon his list, and the display bids fair to
be the best ever made
The grounds are all fenced, and pens
made, &c. The department for horses is
fenced off from the main grounds, which
will be great convenience. The annoy
ance ofhaving carriages parading and driy-
ing around the grounds, will be done away
with, as nothing of the kind will be allow
ed.
The tents and necessary buildings will
be raised the coming week. The Society
have secured three large and commodious
tents, for their use at the Fair
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30
HuNKER NOMINATIONS.

The Walwcrth Co. Reporter thus describes
the reception which the Democracy ofthat
County give the bunker ticket:
1.-The ticket made by the Democratic
State Convention, was not oil agreeable to
the delegates from Walworth County, and
those delegates are, by the rules and use
ages of the democratic party, SUPPOSED to
represent the wishes of the people whom
they represent;ergo, the peopleefthis County
do not throw up their hats, as if such an
other glorious thing was ever consumated,
as in this nomination, and from whatwe can
learn, the nomination operates like wet
blanket on the shoulders of the Democratic
party. Ii they get up to fever heat before
the election in November, there is no viz
tue in hydropathy. Still they (the demo-
Gratis we mean) may conclude to support
the ticket in the end as choice of evils,
although we have heard but one man say
that he would, and that was said as if he
was going to do something dcspera :, while
We have heard several declare that they
would not"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30
The most extraordinary discovery In she
world, the Great arabian REMEDY for
Ma!a EgG BcaSf,
II. G. FAR RELL'S

Celebrated Arabian Imminent.
is causing counterfes to spring up all over the
country, spreading their banerul influence over the
land, robbing the pockets OF thu honest and unsus :
pectilg, by imposing upon them worthless and
poisonous trash, for the genuine H. c. Faireus
Arabian Lurment. Fellow Citizens. Look well
before you buy and that the label of the bottle
has IL. G. before Farrell's, for if it has not it is
counterfeit. The label around each bottle reads
thus III. G. FarreIls Celebrated Aarabian Lima
ment," and the signature of the proprietor is writ
ten upon the label, also and these words are blown
in the glass bottle I'll. G. FaIrelrs Arabian Lima
ment, Peoria.
The ring boIdness of the recreant who would
deceive the people by imposing upon them worth
less trash, for really genuine and good medicine,
thus not only cheating them o. ut of their money :,
but that which is far dearer--th cir heaith--ought
to be held up in seofn, aud receive the CO ntempt
his dastardly spirit merits. Let every ona then
who regards his own health and wishes truth and
honesty to triumph over deception and rascaIity
put his heel all base impositlonS and uphold that
which is just and right. The genuine IL G.. Far
rel's Arabian Lnament has proved itself to be the
most remarkable medicine known Ior the cure OF
rheumatism. neuralgia, pains wherever located
s2ralns, bruises hardened Jumps, bIrns, wounds
corns, chronic sore aud weak yes. lame back, etc
etc, and etfectuaI remedy for horses and cat
lie in the of sweeny, disemper, larneuess, dry
shoulder, splnt, wounds, etc, ETC., and will always
stop the further progress of polevil, fstua, ring
bone, aud blood spawn, if used IN the beginning.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30

Hollooooy's Pills Wonderfully E1'cacious
IN the Cure Of a DjSordered Lirer.-Mr. r..
W. Kirkus, chemest, of Prescot-street, Liv-
erpool, lately informed Professor Holloway
that. customer of his "a lady to whom he
Is at liberty to refer has been cured, by the
use of these invaluable Pills, of liver COM
plant with which she has been troubled for
several years; and SO virulent was the last
attact, that even her life was despaired Of
In this alarming state she tried Holloway S
Pills, the first dose of which relieved her,
and by continuing their use for short pc
Rod she has been restored to the enjoyment
of perfect health.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30

BEFORE AND AFTER TEMPERANCE.-We
love the sle1ge- hammer ring of facts
Here IS one: The amount of money expen
ded by the Portland people for rum annu-
ally, before the Maine Law, in three hun
dred gro5 shops, was 1929, 500! That was
the rum tax Of that city AT the same time
the school tax is only $4,000 the tax for
streets and sidewalks, $500, 900, and tAe
whole tax for all corporate expenses, only
about 500, OOO-but the rum tax was So
%, so And in Maine there is not one
solitary grog-shop Surely the good time
is comming right along " Y Paper.
What yotcrin Wisconsin will neglect to
cast his vote for a law, which, by its practi
cal working, promises SO much good to our
State
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30
so.

" after Election. The News promises
to clay bare to the very bone the netarious
schemes of the corruptionists of" the Dem
ocratic party ''of which the Madison DEM
ocrat is the accredited organ" The News
knows of these "nefarious schemes - nor,
but does not expose them, lest it might dis
tract anddefeatthe party. Honest Journal
that! 1t becomes porticeps criminiS by its
silence, in those "nefarious schemes" till
"gtier tie electioa," when, all at once, it is
to become honest, and expose its own CON
nivance at "depredations on the State Treas
urv Free Democrat.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30

APPLES FOR MILcH Cows.-A gentleman
who deals in facts and figures, as well as
fine cattle, says that he fed out last winter
more than two hundred barrels of sweet APP
pies to his milchcows, and that the incrcas-
ed quantity and richness in quality of the
milk, paid him better than any other use to
which he could have applied them. He
states that he is raising trees annually for
the purpose of feeding his stock Another
important statement of his is, that since he
has fed apples to his cows there had not
been a case ofmilk fever among them.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30
GENERAL ELECTION.

| HEREBY give notice that there will be Gem
L eral Election held in the several towns of this
County and wards of the City of Kenosha on the
Tuesday next succeeding the first. Monday.n No
vemb-r next, being the Stu day Of that month
The follow ing Officers are to be elected, viz -
A Governor and Lieutenant Governor Secretary
Of State, Attorney General, State Superintendent,
Bank Comptroller and a State Prison Commission
er. A State Senator for the County of Kenosha
in the place of Andrew b Jackson, whose term
OF service will expire on the first Monday of jan
nary next. Also two members Of the Assembly
one for the Eastetn Assembly District and one for
Western Assembly District. The question of a
Prohbtory Liquor Law is required to be submitted
to the people at the election aforesaid. The bal
lots shall contain the words, "Prohibitory Liquor
Law No, or Prohibitory Liquor Law Yes and the
ballots SO cast shall be canvassed and returned in
the same manner as the votes cast for State off
required by lazy 10 be canvassed and retur.
ned.
Shctiff's Office, Kenosha. August l6, 1853.
PATRICK COSGRAVE
NJ Sheriff .of Kenosha County.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30
Look Ont for Counterfeits i! !

The public are cautioned against another coun-
terfeit, which has lately made It's appearance, CAL
led " b. Farrells Arabian Liniment, the most
dangerous of all the counterfetS. because his hav-
ing the name Of Farrell, many will buy it ia good
faith, without the knowledge that counterfeit
exists, and they Will perhaps only discover their
error when the spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by
ii. g. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria,
Illinois, to whom all applications for agencies
must be addressed. BE sure you get it with the
letters II. O. before Farress thus-H. G. FAR
RELL'S-and his Signature on the wrapper all
others are c0unterlets.
Sold BY STARkWEATHER s. Co,
kenosha Wis.
And by regularly authorized agents throughout
the United States.
IL - cents and 50 cents, aud s per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
and hamlet, in the United States, in which one is
not already established. Address IL. G.. Farrell,
as above, accompanied with good reference as to
character, responsibility, dc.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-30

The CRAZE Ror.-Tho foreign CORES
pondent Of the \. Y. Eve Post writes re-
lative to the wine crops;
Let America prepare for her dear wines,
because all over Europe that fatal disease
called "Traubenkrankheit," is spreading.
1t consists in a white mildew, that spreads
over the whole grape and completely des-
troyS 1t, 1t is as inexpleable to vineyard
men, as the pota{oe disease is to farmers.