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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-07
PROF. o. J. WOODS
CELEBRATED~s 49,
HAIR RESTOR

III A Ii a IL = Il ID II a TAV L.
TNNHE effects wonderful Hair Restorative are pro-
young lavish in their praises of the virtues ofhs
remarkable composition It is the only preparare
Sd es % IT, gos oloi ana
g The following is f-o sdistinguished member Of the
ST. PAUL. Jan, /. 1855.
this After being nearly bald for long time and
having tried all the hair rstoratives exant and h&vingno
trial mvset in hands barber. my
head rubbed with good stiff brush and the then
This repeated every morning andi three weeks the
hair appeared and rapid from the frs. Of August last
soft and pleasant e the touch Whereas before was harsh
vsrv small sti,i r anu o- H. s .bopl
twice week and shall have good aad perfect crops
Rars never .se hishero any case any
reilly benefited by any of the hair te1ies &e Of
experience recommended your 70 other
it already has large and general sale t5reugnons sne
i The supply whoissale sgsn. for ne Ter
is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries are
thanks for the benefit it has done me- or hao
SPARED long Of ever secsins any such rssq hop.
Yours hastily Firm of Bond Esnss 5SHssisx
Ih as aor Of the orthodoz Church at Brooihee
Mas He gentleman of considerable influence and uni
versally beloved. eCoPp mM- DiEh
PRor wooD-Dear Sir:Having made trial of your Hair
F Cs @s a n
ndencv 20 itching with which have troubled
to its original color have used no other article WITH
an thing like the same pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly. J, K. BRAGG
sT Prepared And sold wholesale and retail ia Market
where also all lie most DO puIar patent
rssa as favorable terms Is they
So ror sale at nsnafaotursrs prices BY HALLocK
sToDDARD and all the principal druggists sVsrYFnsEs
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DRs. BRAY g. PENNINGTON,

DRS. BRAY g. PENNINGTON,
ESPEOTFULLY in forU the citizens 81 Evansville snd
IN its vicinity that they have formed partnership in the
practice of Medic u, and Surgery
Havg been actively engaged in the profession for quar-
ceutrry become familiar with the diseases Incl
dent this climate they hope their experience and sue
will entitle them share Of public patronage
Their Firsr between Main aud Locust, OPP
posite the Post Once where ehe both eff them DO
consulted unless absent on protest. onal business.
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OF Danial Chute, Esq, has received his
commission from the Governor as Justice OF
the Peace. He was qualified yesterday, and
commenced the duties of his office. de had
several cases right at hand.
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AYERS PILLS.

A NEW and sngulary successful remedy the cursef
dice. DrOpsy, Rheumatism. Fevers Govt huars Eervous
Breast da ana HmS F.nss IN .
etc. Indeed very few the diseases in which Purgatye
sickness might be prevented if harless but sneeusi
while costiSe Of BODY PREVAILS besides soon
aes and often fetal diseases which might
This is alike Colds. Feversh Symptoms Bilious
Formidable dstsppeT %hicS load the bssrss al
sHsT the ans M S hs Family Phy,r e the @
fectsd with skill e meet that demand
tent las shown results surprising anything hitherto known
OF any medicine Gu es have been effected beyond belief
on am character to forbid the suspicion Of unruth
among the eminent gentlemen who have testified in
Dr. A. a. HAYES. Anslyteai Chemist Of Boston. and
State Assayer Of high Professional
Hon EDWARD EvsRsTT Senator ofths United States
ROBERT O. WINTHROP. Ex-speaker of the House Of
ABBOT NSAMRENcE. Minister Plsn to England.
tJoHN B. FITZP Catholic Bishop Of Boston;
Dr. J. R. oHILTow Practical ohsmistof New York oily.
Hon. vi MAR MARCY. Secretary # state.
s. LELAND q CO.. Proprstsrs of the Metropolitan Ho-
Did space permit we could CIV. many hundred eeriseass
from all parts where the PMS have been used but evdehoe
men, found in their effects upen trial.
veeTs pufy The BLOOD and atmus s h.shy s
the stsnSeh bowels liver
hesh by correcting they exist such de-
as are the fT FRI d f BY
A III E s C. AY E r, ~.
ErAeTeAa ASP AYALrr F;H SMEMsT LOWELL AAss
SOLD RY
Keller Farnsley Co., Evansville, Ind;
YsgIe Crawford. 0wensvle;
Halloek Parmiter. Princeton;
G.. b. Bingham. Patoka:
W. j. Whiting Cynthiana;
}. L. Jaquess a Co. Poseyvli';f
Messrs Gardiner at Blarsvile and WadesvilIe;
Williams and Robertson. lest franklin
DR. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson, Mt Vernon;
Hudspeth & Bro. Boonvillei
Bowers h Sargent. Newhurgh;
Adams & Campbell, Petersburgh;
Fred Eeksten. Cincinnati, o., and all druggists.
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DANIEL WOOLsEr..s. .s..--...s 80. q
AUCTION ROOMS,

AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. of Main and Third streets mme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HWAVING LEASED q of years and fitted the
III Il above we'll known stand prepared to re-
sale auction private SALE all kinds of goods
and mershaade household furniture. horses beg
giles, etc.. etc.
Cash advances made consignments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at o'elock,A. NJ. Also Tuesday Wedu esday
and Friday nights. at early gas Light.
sales and sales of real estate promptly attended
to.
We are weekly receiving and have now hand large
spindle and banniser backs scroll and seOllOp tops rim
back Office French Jenny Lind. and Bustle wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa Char Elizabeth
chairs spring sofas eoeiables CENTRE
dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors and hedsteads, mat
rasses tin srd wire Safes which will sell at Gin
Gin natl prices .-s a ~ !!
We have hand great variety of notioHs jewery
vions aeeordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols viii
etc. which will sell at reduced PRICES for cash.
wholesale orretail. WOOLSEY HELSON.s.
my9 Auet's.
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FALL Err ABE.
HATS. GAPS AND FUR GOODS.
PRATHER & SMITH,

ass Main Street, Louisville by.
W. made large additions manufacturing de-
w partnents which supply friends with
article line than before
and much superior in style and quality goods
bought of obbsrs in the Eastern cities.
D3ESs HAT will be far superior to and OF
m IRE elegant style than any other sold,
of HATS, embracing every color. quality
STYLE large. and will be sold at greatly reduced
prices.
MEMS AND BOYS WooL HATsWe have the .srgest stock
to be found n any house in the Union
are determined goods cash and
prom they be had OF other
house. by examination stock all will be
WINGED.
Our stock goods Fall has been gotten
der the supervision of the experienced and praised
country. We oogse ourselves to sell
every line Ea prices and the
quality and st,le TO be better sg2O-lmd&w
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TINE-AA OItANOL FUR b@AfsIAINo.
EpEING about change business offer for sale
, excellent house aud lot, utainng
3 OF ground lying e-ourh Of mile north OF the
Railroad Mills Immediately the 4 @. Railroad 20 miles
Evansville and mile Princeton. The bull dns
good warehouse side of the store and
also a counting and bed Ga the premises % a
frst-rate we'll 1t is frst-rate tsnd for selling goods
There For further particulars
cali on the premises. LOWE q MEAD
glS-ImW3td
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WHLOUR.-ioo bbis Princeton Mills Flour hands and
ATTIC WIN. REILLY
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EDUCATION, &C.
AMERICAN
FEMALE COLLEGE,

AAEE3&ASA
FEMALE COLLEGE,
GLENDALE, HANrr TON CO.. OHIO.
TENHE Fall Session of this Institution will
sion heated he beautiful village Gsndae Y miles
ton Railroad Thelocation central healthy and accessible
0y a1lIs0ae and r1ysE from eyeTS par q the Union
ssnda h ~: ss S 'Rsf Gosg than
nshed in Tery snnsriEE 5avnsr h a 1917 4. anu @
nj Ss,s si AnsifS: ana Sqs5n Matte
Ta a are asS X e and r &
sPENcER eHRTsf %1kp ans bABBTf viii VIII
ted Win :. 'Sii Re BE Music Depart
Occupess high position and Of the
OIL Mo''' M&bAM NE BI'ss5i RIVE attraction
OF the Music Academy educated in Par
eessfu saeheF G. LERNED was saaeaed iOi in
Boston Music Academy and from dis:I yuihed abilities
wide spread reputation as teacher Miss H. STAuB the
S SMITH be Of Of s Rs0
constitute s the Faculty Of Masis will be given
pupil may select The ornamental branches generally will
thorough instruction has been qdOpte upon
poma es tacae Will also be given to such members Of
the Music Academy distinguish themselves in that art
of the Natural including good reraetiug Telescope
f s TSS s.
very much increased By the exertODs of Professor Chr
lege, National Catinet.
EXPENSES.
Board in the family of the President including Tuition
in all the branches regular fuel lights
washing and the Railroad from Cincinnati Hamilton
ali intervening points per annum 1925.
Catalogue respecting the School may
be obtained by addressing line to Rev John Covert Glen
dale. Hamilton county. Ohio:
Provisions have made for such wish economic
the Mt Hoyke department of the Institution and
thus diminish their least half The public
respectfully referred the following and friends
the College; Rev. S. W. Fisher John Simpkinson. ESQ
Rev. W l. Nicholson Rev. W E. Hansel. Rev. c. E. Babo
R. Orange. Esq Cincinnati Samuel B. Brown. Rev. s. P.
Fay. Jos. Clegg ESQ, Dayton; Jonathan Marsh Esq.
Mamisburgh; N V. Maxwell Esq. Centervlle; Gusts
Gilbert Esq Terrs Haute Indiana John c. Skinner Esq.,
Lebanon o. JOHN COVERT President.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

FNNHE Third Annual Session of the above nstuton
A Gated First street. between Main and Sycamore,
1855 -
io Thorough practical of the
ace OF Double Entry Book Keeping in all its various
forms equal if superior TO school in the West
can at time and progress with their
ites &C. required ecmplete full from
70 For catalogues giving full particulars address
sepa lwd-smw JEREMIAH Benin. Principal.
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S22l6f4 As s224, GA As
LIABILITIES.
, The CeSspang owe no Bank other Creditors.
Losses adj uated and due.
do do and not due,
do unadjusttd.
suspense awaiting further proof. - 600 co
do claimed resisted by the Company. s.5 90
The greatest arioun nj insured risk 200
The Company rule in regard the amount to be
insured any city, village, In any enc
block. these depending upoa circumstances
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, lSs
City COUNTY or PHILADELPHIA.
John c. Montgomery. President. and Dwight. MeCann,
Secretary Of the Merchants Insurance Company being sey
orally duly deposs aud and each for himself
70 that the orgonE true full and
the of said and that they are the above
described officers thereof. rSigned, J
JOHN G. MONTGOMERY. Pres't.
D. j. McCANN Sec.
Subscribed before this Esd day Of July A
d. 1855. WILLIAM OGLEs, Alderman
ICopy.1 Elk 0heiO Justice Of the Peace.
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INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHoRI1
THE STATE OF INDIANA.

~
AUDITOR STATES OFFICE.
IADIAEAPoLIs Aug lat, 1855. 5
WHEREAS The Merchants Insurance Company. of Phil
phia filed this Of its condition
July 1855 the its incorporation and
amendments properly certified and its written instru
nominating its agents and authorizing them fully and
unrserVedy acknowledge service of in the
of suits
Now Therefore in purssanee the requirements IAN
entitled for Incorporation of
panie defining their and prescribing
their dnte approved March ID 1885, having
satisfactory evidence iu comPanee to the require
and Specifications of that l. Hiram K. Talbot
Auditor of Indiana do hereby certify that
HENRY G. GWATHMEY. of Evansville. Ind. the
Agent OF said Company is authorized transact the bus
the Agent of the said Merchants Insu
Company Philadelphia this State uary
that be may be commission ed and APP
pointed by the said Company.
In Witness Whereof have hereto subscribed my name
caused TIE seal of my Office to be Affixed this day
August. A. ID. 1855. A. e TALBOT,
fSeal.) Auditor of State.
auRs per T. q. Palmer.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
BLACHLY & SIMPSON,

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
BLACHLY & SIMPSON,
NO. II PEARL ST.. CINCINNATI,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
AMERICAN AND DOMESTIC Day GOODS.
RE- receiving their supply Of and fashionable
n FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Embracing every variety suitable for the Weste trade
respectfully solicit examination of their stock
Western merchants vfsi ing this city. aEl7-wIm-
DIR. f. ID. MELLER;
OF PHILADELPHIA,
WETH0 graduated in Germany and France and can give
Wv testimonials Professors in the United
States his services the citizens of Evansville and
vicinity Physician lie will pay particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. 4.
Dr. Moeer invites those afflicted with disease to
call him. Anybody trou led with Chfohie diseases
such inflammation the Kidney Urethra, Inhammatory
Rheumatism Diseases of the BLADDER and syphilis will be
cured ID shortest time eharHe for the hrst visit
Once corner Of sycaote and Third Once hOdFs from
REFERENCES.
Thos. T1tter Prof.. of Surgery;
Sam jackson. Prof of Theory and Practice;
o. d. Meigs, Prof. Of Midwifery; ....
O. r. Gilman Prof Of Nfidwiferv;
Jos. NJ. Smith. Prof. Of Theory and Praotesi
II. d. Bulky, Nj. ID.
NEw YoRK HosPITAL.
Thos. Hun. NJ D., Albany. N. Y.
Mason +. COgswell NJ d. Prof Materia Medica Albany.
NY aZII-tf
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alelps by Gflegrapg.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
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AUCTION SALES:
nESTeaRIE tESIDENCE

IA - ~ Il INV AO4AAAA@AOs
DESIHaRLE KESIDENCE
ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
VTTE offer fer sale bargain comfortable Cottage kesi-
wv dence. with good houses and cisteru and in
good nsighhOrhoOd For pal tieusTs s9Sulre Sddr.pn
AuetoAeers and General Agents.
FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WK7E will sell Friday the eth Of September aext
WW O'Clock p. M. at our Auction Rooms IN the old
Farm near Brownings Mill in Scott ownshP pertaining
which improved. good log house
and other bulldogs. good orchard. etc.
aass known q w soS NRLsoN Ano.s
O. e. LEONARD. L. SWEET
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE NEW courT HoUsE. ,..
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs& REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
pESPECTFULLY tender their services the citizens
Eyansve country for the sale Of Real
Goods Hardw Groceries, ete also particular stten
paid all door sales Of every description on
satisfactory terms We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business having goods OF our to place
competition with congnors both the buyer seller WILL
fair legitimate market We will devote whole
time and friends
With prudence and
merit the confidence of all those who enrust their business
to care -
p. G.. o. RILEY a. Co., Evansville.
puvALL. ALso Co.. Memphis Tenn
VIM. PARK Co.. do do
T. B. sTSEs New Orleans.
MILES 8: FoLKEs. Victsburg. Miss.
Io @ o@1 : BROS Cincinnati in 10 ohio.
E EDtT2 & : RUsHNrIL. Sc Louis No.
Regular sale Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday,
at early riyI gasiisSt APPS SWEEP & LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
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FENHE session this Institution will be
ed on Monday, the Sd of September, 1885, convent
building will be erected curing the and
Ell accommodate pills after the session IL
will be fitted neat and comfortable style aud supplied
with good of philooT hea and chemical apparatus
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
though in separate into which boys under twelve
years o sge will be admitted.
The Principal has with good families
to board pupils from distance.
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GEORGE w, DAY. BsonN MATtAcK
DAY & 8IATLACK,
IL Oh ESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.
No. 80 PEARL STREET
seP1 ema ------- CINCINNATI. o:
NIXON & GOODMAN.
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS poor .Sn
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
~ m k R o TX II aDerS.
SMITH PETERS OUT CARDS GARD SHEETS.
LightbOdy's Book and News INK:
MAD RIVER MILLS STRAW BOARDS etc ate
SALES ROOMS. II d 70 WALNUT STREET,
CINCINN ATT O.
here they offer every variety paper the CITY
features. ~ -f-S' 80 manu-
~H highest price paid fer Rags. SIN
JAMES 4. SMITH.
ENGR AVER.
40. a. ~. st between Main Market Louis XIV
visiting edding and Invitation Scales Presses
Embossed cards and Envelopes Door and No. Plates
(tODFTsH II drum for sale by
" Il. GILBERT & CO..
sglo Sycamore street carW aier
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eRA SAoKS BlairsviIle Mills Flour;
ebaB IS do PoseyvilIe do Go: in store AID 70 sale
by nv22 I. BACON a CO.. Main
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SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS
WILLIE.
TMNHIs Institute will ID, W open its Hrst session Mon
I'LL day, the Sd dag of SePtem beS hsxt.
By the number of pupils viii BE enlarged to TWEEN
four all ages.
See large advertiser emit for alteration Of srms
aug3 @. A. FOSTER.
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q. HYIEis NfARnl,E YARD

Il. HYDEis MARBLE YARD.
CORNER SECOND STREEf, EVANSVILLE. IND.
FMyHE undersigned would respectfully the cti-
EvaHeyille and TIE public generally that he has
entehssed the entire stock o. No Vermont &able Of Mr.
Tombs. Obelsks Head and Foot Stones of the best
workmaphip and the finest Those Wishing erect
Monuments their deceased friends would do we'll
oct24-tf j. HYDE.
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JUST RECEIvED
A NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY,

ANoNsIsTING Bonnes all ptons also heauti
u full embroidered Mantlas Patasols, Embroideries
Gloves Mtt Caps and Head Dresses the newest styles to
F. r.. BARKER.
First street. between Main and Locust opposite Dr. Brays
ly3
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PIANO FOR SALE.

- A first rat. second hand piano. in COM
plete ORDER nd warranted 10 be first
n Ia M Tins rumens is O. erred Tor sale cheap. ap.
MIR. Heibs store. Main st.. between First
Secoad streets next door to Gumbert Goebs Clothing
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A GOOD supply OF Poseyvie snd other 20 brands Of
N S. F. Flour hand and for sale by
ALL ]. W. S. VICkEIN.
P. S-Ye ere always receipt of the best brands of
FLOUR, which II at market prices and deliver
ehasers free of charge.
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PLATED WARE.

WWTE Just received. the manufacturer
w sortment Of Plated Ware, such table and tea
spoons forks butter knives fine and beautiful
tors sc which will sell Eastern prices and
TO be plated on genne Alfalfa metal early white,
hard and stronger than silver Gail and
BITTRoLFF d SONS Jewery Store.
yls Main st. bot. LIST I'd.
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- The Northerner arrived here in good
time yesterday morning, from Louisville. We
thank her Clerk for papers.
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CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.

WE call the attention of country merchants larg
wv stock of Clothing and Cloths which will sell
purchasers and months credit Eastern
agti3 SWEET. & LEONARD. A1ct's.
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NOTICE.
VWNHE firm OF Lewis & Howar dissolved the 9th
I'LL July by the death of Mr.. Edward Lewis,
r. S. HOWARD.

ihave this day associated with me b
the irm OF Foster & Brown. in the
mission Business. The business viii
under the style of Howard Z Brow
Wharf Boat at the River. and an exec
Canal. and we think We are well prep
ward Produce ana Merchandise.
aug24-3t How
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r vndsrsigued Rev &. Bragg 10 Minister in rsguI
and pastor Orthodox Church. at Brookhelc
Ma He gentleman of considerable influence and uni
Sars.I1v beloved. Copy VIM DYER.
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owENsBoRo, KY, Feb. %. 1855. q
DR. W. T. OwFN-Dear Sir; have heep afflicted with
hils and fever for six mouths and alter trying yaro
edies induced box Of ysur Pulls. Thick
have cured sound we'll and believe
best medicine in USE BALTHASER " ACH.
Ihave known the above gentleman
fy that his statements true.
J. PLUNKETT, River Trader.
Pittsburx
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Box HARscR. KY. April IL, 1855,
This to certify that had Chls and Fever nv family
for the past ten months and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill medicine that to be had in the In ordi
they have stopped tho chs the my
family with exception On my Oldest there
of them that would make al fcame
DR.. Owens Chill Pills and safely say everybody
that they the best Pills have everused.'
VIM. o. JACKSON.
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POPLAR SHINGLES.
10000 those No. Pike county Popldr Shingles
Corner of Main and 18th st.
md- The above shingles and chips and per
than any article of the kind in market. J. +. 8.
w
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ON FOoRTh SrkEEf rOh SAL "a, e. -. n.
VETE offer fer sale bargain Cottage kesi-
wv danee with good out and cisteru and in
good neighhorhood. For PAL tieulars enquire Of
Auek aandG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03

Carr CvLrvRs.-The Cleveland Plainjealei
siyes some interesting sols In relation 10 the eul.
,ure Of lht grape in Ohio. II says the climate has
been thoroughly tested, and that Two OF tLtee ma.
i've erspes can be ytown to Perfection, end beat
The world In Tie finest wine yei known. The vine
stowers ole multiplying about Cleveland. Tie
editor says;
"The culture Of grapes re1uites comparatively
but lille lani, and he humblet closes Of society
with .mal. lois may, with skill, do handsome
business. Pt0m one scEe Of land Rhinelanler
will, with onl> the help Of his frau anu half a
dozen losses aud lads, lake 800 or 5000 worth Of
stapes With mole cetlsinty than The farmer can de-
pend upon any crop Of gain OF ftuit. The Iuak.
Ins Of vine hos not os YET In our vicinity, become
yety hOliIle. Very little hss yet been sent into
market. II hos been demonstrated, however, that
good wine can 10 made here, and will be as soon
~ the vineyards gain 10 oge and supply larger
ausnttlts OF The grape. The Isabella and Cataw.
6a ftspes are Ia such demand Tot coHsumnton and
eSpottation that they readily bring from len 10 sey.
enteen cents pei nolnd through The best seasons.
This Is Of Itself sufficient 70 induce every body 10
pfhs Two principal vine stApes 0, Ohio MO
the CataWba and the lsabellaj The fttt, however,
Ia Tie ptopotIion 81 twenty 10 one. Both are
natives o. Noith Carolina. The FIST was found
andBotlcel merely as wild crepe lnihe year 1909
BY Col Muttay pad oihsls 10 Baneotne eolaty, In
lhAt STATE"