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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
It viii be Sold at a Bargain!
Ia INES HUMPHREY.

u the subscribers beinA
County Court. for the co11pointed by the Hon. the
to receive, examine and ADJUST 6rant commissioners
late OF tn town Of Patch Grove in james iiumphry
ed, and all claims and demands ex ii county, asceas
TO, and seven NINTH from the 18Th ia "a eiset ere
being al sea BY said coutt for thar pai june leei
therefore, hereby give naiice that We, viii We 90
business o. our said appointment at the au 'o eue
airs, Al ma Humphry, ia the town of Patch & Tug q
Fleay the oth day OF September, 1861, and Fria, on
IN aay o. january, 1902, from 9 clock A. NJ nn ne
ocock' r on each Of SAID day Dated this 31IR
Gay OF june. 1861.
HhA4.Y PATCH
3-w4 GEORGE BALLANTINE. commissioners.
JARED WARNER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
WOOL CARDlNG,
Az 1fIT.LvILLE.
TuILing. COIOFing, Nelling \ DrrssIng eloIh
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PniLADELPHIA,

n Bencreleat Institution esfabiskea ~ spscia Erdop,
merit fer the Rettgf nc Sef AID distressed alclcd
sctfa KtrHfsNf end kpiaemss Diseases aaa espoclay
fer ne Iare u Discusses ef TIE SERIAL Qygals.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, hg the Acting SURF
geon 20 an who apply By letter, with descri Uou OF
Their condition, age, occupation habits OF lite, &cl
and 10 cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines furuishod
free Of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatofthma, andOihcr
Diseases q The Sexual Organs aud on the NEW REM
RDhS employed in the Dspensary sent to the al tod
ia sealed letter euylopes fee Of charge. Two h
Starnls TOT postage Wlil be acceptable.
Address, bR =. skIlLlN HOuGnTON, Acting sur-
geon, Howard Association, No south Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pst ~ order Of the Directors.
Ezra D. HEARIHEl.L President
GEO fAikyhiLD, Secretary. Mar. 8. 3S.Iy
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DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
! 7 a r L E 9 Q 0 D s
AT .RIUsCODA.

al .AIJSGODA.
tits notgenerally known that opening large
andwei selected atment OF Staple Goods, in the
store formerly occupied By ]. T. Moore x Co. have
therefore engaged sufficient space in the Herald TO give
publicity tAe fact. Aost Of my goods we're bought
directly from the manufacturers. consequently
abed sell AT a reasonable advance upon manutactuI-
ers prices aud my customers the profits OF the
New York add Milwaukee Jobbers. Ny stock consists Of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps Straw Goods, Groce-
res, Hardware, Queensware, etc., etc. etc. Bonnes,
Flats Trimmings great varietyin fact sou Will
find almost everything yo want, at my store. al rces
suit The times
Farmers and others who think there is but place
in the West (and that Boscobel,) will loose nothing by
giving Auscoda call All XII DIS OF merchantable pro-
duce taken also County orders and cash.
May II, lS60.- J. L. MARSH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS
STRAY MARE COLT

STRAY MARE COLT.
Came to the premises OF The subscriber, residing IN
tile town q MliiNiiie ao5nt the 10Th of pTi last aud
b MN taken up on the 2lst Of Aay, A. ID 1861,
wo year old, bay mare colt, black legs TAIL
Tie owner is requested prove property pay charges
and take said property.
oRRIN l.. HIATT.
MilIvie, July LIST 1861. 3-w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
OUR GROCERIES

We are selling OF at tremendous sacrii, from
tile regular lrices. Read the following list:
We viii sell 10 pounds of suglrtoT SLIGO.
We will sell pounds Of best hio coffee for Sl.00.
We will sell pounds Of mould candes for p cents.
We will sell best tea in the mafke Tor % celiis
per pound warranted TO give satisfaction the money
refunded. Respectfully submitted,
Mickey ~ BRO,
Rountree's Block, Next Door TO the 4. o., Platte
yille Wis. April, 1861. xiI.3-ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
FIRE INSURANCE Co

incorporated A. y. 1910. Charter Perpetual.
Authorized Capital, $l,og0000
Capital paid 10, 100000
Surplus, over $4,000
Thereputsf' onacquiFed by this Company during the
last fifty year4, hy honorable the tausac-
ton Of IL business and the prompt and liberal seile
ment Of Losses together With the character If tie
curitirs composing it's Assts, enttle the cognpany
the utmost confidence 81 the public aeaTordng reliable
Insurance agaiesf Isaaa 'fainage ~ Fire.
3S- taJnneI s-s~au ED.D. LOWRY AGgST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

Flag Presented to Mount Ida
Home Guards.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE - HAZEL
GREEN.

The eopa tnership heretofore existing the name
ana rn OF William aud Robert ID. Roberts this day
dissolved by mutual agreement. All persons having
demands against said finn will present them Robert
ID. h hsTS Tor aymenI, those indebted said
firm earnestly requested call and with said
Robert ID. Roberts Immediately.
WILLIAM ROBERTS,
3.w4 ROBERT d. ROBERTS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
MILLINERY! MILLINERY

newest styles Of
Spring Boanets, riding Hats,
Head Dresses, &c., dc.
We are confident prices viii give entire satisfae
ton rs We have al a1y time sold as cheapas
are selling.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

We happy to announce to the people Of this vi
cinity and elsewhere, that Stanolng the lizard
Times Just arrived from New York and Bos-
ton markets. the largest and best selected stock
q Goods eyef offered in ths section, consisting OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
MI M. ZlEGLER.
lancaster Wis,
Cooking, Parlor G. Box STOW es,

Manufacturer Of every description of Tin, Sheet Iron
aud Copper Ware. and dealerin
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Lancaster, Jane %:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
NHERIFF'o sALE-MILLaOUSE

BARRIER 4 Lowry, GIANT County, Wis
Plaintiffs AttosneFs 3-w6
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
BrOEnTIlIe Brass BAND. TE

BrOWnViIle Brass Band The
Brownville Unl9n Brass Band made its
debut " in public on Saturday last. The
Band wagon was drawn by four spankin
bob-taiI nags, Josh Rogers holding the
ribbons. The members of the Band are
Prof. J. r. Dye, Leader, o. F. Lake, A.
Schoenheit, Saml Bauserman, H. M.
Atkinson. ]. c. Dueser, Buck. M'DanieI
and Geo. P. Belden: Under the leader.
ship of this accomplished teacher the
Brownville Band has made rapid progress:
and would now "pass muster" any where.
The institution is an ornament to oul
City and should have every encourage.
ment. extended it.
The Band will, we understand, take
pleasure. excursion TO P%lattsmouth on tn,
4th of June, when the Masonic Grant
Lodge of Nebraska holds its annual meet
ing in that city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
"The UnlOn."-Two weeks ago We


"The UniOn."-Two weeks ago we
noticed the issue Of the first number Of
the ".7spinwaU Umion," Aspinwall, Ne
braska; j. II. MAUN, publisher; DR.. A.
s. HoLLADAY and ]. H MAuN, Editors.
Last week The Union" same publisher
aDd Editors, made It's appearance, printed
and published in this city As to the
cause for the sudden change from Aspin-
wall TO Brow n%ville, we know not. But
opine there was a sudden change from
the notion, had the Indian title been ex-
tingUished at this place Aspinwall there
never would be a Brownville." &c. We
are glad to see a change in location Grad
icates that notion. We are also glad to
see u very decided change in the tone Of
the Editors sentiments in regard to the
unfortunate condition Of the country. The
Brownvile issue comes out boldly. man
II and periodically in support of the coun-
Try declaring that ut matters not with
US who is President, Democrat, Wing,
Know Nothing. or Republican, we are
for our country, first and last, now and
toreUern' That's the doctrine gentlemen.
Il is the only position now to be taken by
all who are not m favor of the traitorous
designs Of the rebels, who. are warning
against The free. and glorious government
secured for, and transmitted to us by our
fOrefathers. 1t deyoives upon US TO pre-
serve it in the purity which we received
il from their hands. .Itis now no time
for political chickering's Freedom Is at
stake. But We ar depressing.
The editors of the Union are able,
intelligent geAtlemen, and we trust their
experiment in journalistic life in Brown
Vile, will result in longer life, more re-
muuerative, and satisfactory, than did
their debut in Aspinwal, which was
only two weeks ago, "ere many years
60 be the foremost town IN the Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
Flowers. Fruits. sc.

JOHN A. K~ENNICOTT, at the Grove Nursery,
West Mortified, Ill. has ready for delivery:
Bulbs, especially Tulips, at the low rate OF $3.50
per 100. and $50 per thousand for large roots.
Strawberries, Of all the most approved varieties,
from 2 TO 4 dollars a thousand for most, q few sorts
like Wilson's Albany, higher Evergreens 20 70 20
cents per foot, according to variety and form ave
rage Is cents.
Fruit Trees in good variety. Apple at from 8 to
Is dollars per 100 and the smaller the cheaper and
better for distant customers.
Small Fruits-Currants, Uoughton Gooseberry,
Raspberries, Blaekberries, DC, much lower than ever
offered before.
Ornamental Trees, Roses and other Hardy Shrub
bory. in great variety and abundancej and 10000
small 20 large plants Of Upright HoueysuckloE, Lii
nci, Spireas, Deutzia Seabra, Prim, &C., at from ! 70
10 per hundred. And the beautifsfD isbytna Spec
abaIis and other choice perennial at from ! 5oto 2
per dozen, and common things-all desirable-at
about half price.
Catalogues by mail on application and every
thing safely packed for distant transportation and
a. a rule most things sold at abgut ten per cent. less
In autumn than spring. f-no-l-Vi
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
PaddOck RInemen.-A ne

Padd0ck klIlemen.-A new mill
tary company is being formed in this civ
to be called the " Paddock Riaemen .
named in LOnor Of our new Secretary
who has many warn personal friends il
this vicinity. The company Will be armed
with the improved MIME Rifles. Those
DESTROYS Of joining this new company can
leave their names at the .Aduertiser Office
None but "pure and unadulterated''
friends Of the stars and stripes need make
application.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Probate Court 81
Eemaha county, Nebraska, made on tbe 23d Day of
February A ID 1851, the undersigned. adminiBfrator
Of the estate Of George nglehardG deceased, On Sat-
urday the 9Th day Of June A DI85I, at 2 oesock y
Nemaha Comfy, in Br0Hnvilis, win Offer FOR salsat
public vendue the following described real properly
az a part Of the estate Of the said George En1ishardi
10 wit the vest half q the sCnth Wess quarter u
section No. eighteen, in township No. 5 q ranSs 80.
thirteen. east, situate in said county
Term ~ Payzsat . Ons h@if e-sh fa nHoG, one
fourth in three months, and one fourth 10 SIX uontLs
from the tins Of sale. JOSEPH SHUTE,
March Z, 1881 ms Admiuistrato-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

Sad Casualties. "A man, named
Thomas, was drowned in the Little Ne
maha, near Melvin's Mill, on Saturday
last. He, with others, were crossing
with ox-teams, when the boat capsized.
The body was. recovered, but not until
life was extinct. Mr.. Thomas was d.
rect from Wales, had just come up the
river, and was on his way out to his
friends, residing a few miles in the coun-
try.
On the same day. a son of Mr.. Sc
dorce, aged about eight years, residing
nesr London, in this county was
drowned in Honey Greek. With an old
er broIher-aged - years-Ihe boys had
been to Peru. While there a heavy rain
had suddenly swollen-t the creek. In eros
sing OF. their return. the wagon was cap.
sized, and the younger of the boys drown
ed.
On the same day, a Mr.. Mott of Te'
cumseh, was ran over by a loaded wag'
on, and died on Saturday. He was haul
Ing goods from Brownville to Tecumseh
and when about two miles from thi:
place he fell off of the wagon and was
crushed il such a manner as to die the
next day. He was under the influence
Of liquor.
On the same day a little son of Free
Moore, Nemaha City, was bitten on th'
hand by a rattle snake, and came near
lOosing his life. DR.. Hoover treated
The ease promptly, aud the child, at las
account was. OH of danger.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
SHERTFF,S SALE

Notice is hereby given that in pursuaneS o. Two
orderso Of sale issued by the District Court Or Nema-.
ha County, Nebraska Territory, on two judgEasnts
in said Court, one in favorof Oliver Bennett a Com.
pany, and the otheri in favor Of William r. Endsfl
x Company, and both against Augustine LyfOrd and
Isham p. Horn, partners under TIE uamo u Lyford
q Horn, will offer tor sale az public auction IN
BroWnyile, at the door Of the House in NhicL Us
last term Of the District Court washed, on Monday
the 18th day Of May A D 1851, 90 half pasf
ten o'clock A.. 81, Of said day, the fiov-
ing described real estate tO-Wit Lot number e ga
block number leo, with the storehOuse and 81 MA
Improvements thereon, Situated 10 tho Town o. Po-
~. Also lots6 and TOf the northeast and ncrt Fosg
fractional quarters Of section number 81, in township
number 8, north Of range number %, east Of chs 8th
principal meridian. Ailthe above described pr6psuy
situated in said County ofNemaha. taken 81 tssPro-
Eerty Of said Augustine Lyford end lsham 7. Horn.
J,B. WELLS. Sheriff.
By JOHN H. MORRISON, Dspufy.
April 10, 1861. n4O-5W-s9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
10 ma VINES.

NY Stock Of native vines comprise az a. vert
able varieties with which ! an acqusinsd. Toe
plants have been produced with gFestoars, undsrths
most favorable circumstances for healthy develop
ment, and surpas in exssleney any that 7 haveG here
tofOre been able % offer.
For the fall trade, only limited supply a. Unioa
Village, LenOiF, (Lincoln, )PaHiine, ElSing5ErZ, Tay-
Tor Tor Bulitt,) and Allen's HYBRID IL offered. 81
best Delaware layers, also, tbs supply Is uSs largo.
but quality unequalsd.
The SICK from Delaware, single syas grown both
IN bOuse and open air, IL large and Gue. Forviro-
yard planting sons strong vinea, grated on Caiaw-
ba and Isabella stocks are offered az . loW pdce-
roots very strong.
Very large layersof Diana, Herbsmont, and Con
cord, g-0Wn with egDegial care for immedi ate Bear
inz. Coed layers Of Anna, Rogers' Hybrid, II kiuls
asO Clara, Cassidy, To Kal0n, Rsbeeea, Mllgr'.
Profile, Cnyahoga. 80.
u general assortment Of foreign TarioGss fr VI
nsriss.
CT Downiag's EYerbeadug MuIbcrTy tho susply
isnOtlRrgo, and q great part Of the trees alr1lay
ordered. They are very vigorous, AID ths wood
WEI gown and mstured.
Waoiesals descriptive Est sent b those Who VII
70 form class, On application List alao sent ~
dealers. Fourth edition II illustrated Cataloqus
sent for lao three. cent stamps il isdssimed - 30
e iuil and comprehensive treatise On the MANAGE
ment Of the vine, giving such inf0maticn as par
ular directions are given for the PREPARATION of u.s.
s0il and planting, and the directions -, training
areIiuslrated b many carefully preparsG sngiag-
ings.
The DESCRIPTIONS Of TIE varieties win 3 fans
accurate and trustworthy, being drawn ffsn sas5-
al knoHeledse' ana very extensive obseuatsl.
C. ". GRANT.
IONA, NEAR PEEKSKILL.
WeStchester Co., New HoFk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
Latest TeIegraDhic NeWs,-Res

Latest TelegraphiC NeWS,-Resi-
dents of this, and counties west, desiring
the latest telegraphic. news in full, can be
accommodated by subscribing for the i'd
U%ertiSer. We publish the telegraphic re-
ports daily, which are all made up into
the weekly edition. Subscriptions re-
ceived for any length of time, from one
to twelve months. Country produce al
ways received same as cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
steamer West Wlnd.-This Mis-


souri, river packet, making regular trips
between 81. Joseph and Omaha. we are
pleased to say, carries at her mast head
the Stars and Stripes. Captain Lewis,
Clerk Copeland; in fact all hands, are
1.-The clean quill" are for the Union first,
last and all the time, and believe in show
ing their colors. That's the ticket, cap
tain. Keep step to the music of the
Union.'' That flag of yours, however,
is most too small. The ladies of this
place, therefore, are getting up for you
a ine large one, which they will present
to you on your downward Trip DOn'l
you let any "seseshers' haul II down. If
you do your name will be crossed of
the books for all time
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

National COIOFs.- We are prepar-
ed to print to order national flags from "a
by 81, to l by ! 1-2. also Star and Stripe
envelopes Of various sizes. Send in your
orders.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

Bring il BaCk.-We are requested
by Den to say that be has ascertained who
borrowed that walnut lumber of his, and
that an opportunity is now presented to
bring it back, and no questions asked.
Unless this be done, o an unpleasant
exposure will be made. Mark that.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

JAcOB STnrcKLrn, Esq, is preparing
to erect an addition to the store room now
occupied by Brown & Stricken, Main ST.
We learn from Jacob that the new house
has thus far done a very pretty business.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
Purc Bred FaneY POaIlrT.

For sals-Dlae2 Snanis1, White Dorkings, Golden
and Spauglsd P,iands, S~s6Eight, Black African, red
and white Ban.ams, white and wild Turkeys. Pea
Fowls. white aad brown Hong Kong. B-emsD and
wild Geoss, White HC-sstsd" Aylssbargh sd Mas
cUvy Ducks. Common and 8adagascar Habtit.
All animals sold viii be carefully hDxed With Ito
necessary feed, and delivered ~ TIE Express o4so.
Address ". a. GOODBYE, Oak LaBu
n37V5 LoospoTt, VIII Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

WHEREAS, VIM. b. Philips administrator q "a
estate az John Noys, deceased, has made application
TO the Probate Court Of Nemaha county, Neblska
Territory, for one years extension Of timo 10 colleet
the assets Of said estate and pay the debts and legs
cies chargeable against the same.
Notice is hereby given that l have set the 22ddaY
March. a d 1861, at 10 o'clock, a N, as the time Or
hearing said application 40 my oliss in BroWaviils
in said county when and where Ell persons interest
ed may attend and show cause Why the said extn-
sion Of time should not be allowed.
Witness my hand and seal this "a day Of MARCH,
q d 1861. (n35-5t-S6) c.. W. WHEELER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23


following certificate Of d II. Ellis, who last season ran
a No o Douglas mill in Nemaha County where 1 had 1t
on exhibition. The price ofthis sized mill is $50 freight
added.
Eemaha County, Nebraska.
april 10th, 1861.
R. W. FUREAs, Esq.-Sir: I take pieature in furnish
ing you with the following information as the result Of
my actual with the small Douglas i'm
proved Sugar mill. Unjust be recOllected that the sea-
son was extremely dry and the cane by no means good.
While I used it / made from 30 TO 60 gallons OF good,
molasses per day-I2 pounds to the gallon. From one
square rods I made IS gallons Of No l mOlasses. This is
over 200 gallons per acre. / am quite sure OF a good
season, when the cane is rich can make 800 gallons from
an acre. In my opinion no farmer or at least ~neigbbor-
hood In the west shonld be without one Of these " sim
liar iron mills. Yours Respectfully
D. II ELLIS.
Reference is also made to J. W Hall, Mr. Bagley T B
Edwards, A Richardson. Jno Cole, Rev s L Collins, J
Eastridge and many others in Nemaha County.
AS the cultivation OF the sugar cane in the West has
proved an entire success, and as an extraordinary a.
mount will this season be planted, 1t is evident farmers
manufacturing it. Those who have beer using the old
wooden mills can compare the result with that above
and see that the price Of a mill is saved in a single sea-
son by the use Of an iron crusher.
Where it is not convenient for one farmer to purchase
a mill, a neighborhO"d often clubs together when the
cost 10 each Is so triding as not 70 be felt cOmpar ed with
the advant lagos derived.
Farmers will do we'll TO send in their orders early as
il is desirable that the mills be shipped In the early part
Of Summer when freights are low, and also by shipping
a number together the charge will be still less.
Address -
E.w FURNAs,
Agent.
Brownville, Nebraska.
P 8. One OF the mills can be seen and examined by
calling on the Agent in Brownville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
COLORED PLATES
OF FRUITS AND FLOWERS.

We have artists constantly employed IN paiafinz
specimens OF all kinds Of fruits Shr1bs EvtrRre-ns
and Flowers, and can supply n-rsey szelf cr lLcfrs
With any quantity. either b1u-d q De- s5ee on bJ41I
volumes are intended % eont-in al t1zt AZ zzent Wi!
require IN selling a list 70 general Eurs5-y produces
We oher them un1l -1d-r go aauaI price. ed can
furnish the bound ~vcluEles very lcw; aud We have no
hesitancy ia saving l4t ths execution ~ The artist and
likeness ~ nature aye nt surpassed By any ia the
-1uLrry. Gail a. sl5 AGgsrfasF 0fce and see spec4-
men box ENSIGN & ORD
[Av5l3Tv2-8 Gllo Ns-seHes. Toledo, Ohio
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

The Proclamation Of Gov. Saunders
will be found in the Telegraph Columns,
on the first page.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

Cash RuSincSS.-In the future THEo.
HILL will sell goods for cash or good produce in hand
only.
He returns thanks for past liberal patronage, aud
informs the public that he is determiped to sell goods
at prices so low that he fears no competition. Call
and examine his large stock Of goods Of all kinds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

HILLS display Of Dry Goods Is ahead Of anything Of
be kind ever offered in this country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

LADIES Dress ~GooDs.-The Spring Stock OF La5leis'
Dress Goods just received By HILL, just suit, judging
from the crowd Of ladies who rush there and purebafe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
I,inel LimeH LinaaI!I

Tao undersigned whose kilnS arc situate. MISE arie-
west ri B-awnvIle. IN the road ieadin-
KEEPS elnst 90 hand a vey sapffiF Hrit
lime 81 which ne Invites the ateaten ~ $50 W.
ms The Lime will e delivered ~ thckiir ei A. 1-
other paint in theeoGaty, sstes.gec.
Fe5. ;, 1850 On LO~S
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
THE OPORTO GRAPE.

@
The OportO is q very strong grower, and is per-
feetly hardy, having fruited annually for more than
ten years. IT is very productive, old vines bav-
ing produced from FIVE to over ten bushels each,
in a single season. Two vines, two years planted
in La Sale county, Illinois, were u%ninjured By the
cold, and fruited last season. The wine finds a rea-
dy sale from two to four dollars per gallon. Read
what the public say Of the OportO.
ut is esteemed by Physicians a good Port Wine.
It is somewhat astringeut, rich and Of fine body
The vines are u~nfailing and good bearers."-Rev
DR.. bounsbury.
81 have six different kinds Of Grapes; and the
Oporto is the best Of either Of them for wine, and
better than any other grape that l am acquainted
with. "A. Devereac. in the Rural.
For several years we have made wine from the
Oporto Grape, and find a ready ale at one dollar per
bottle, selling so bottles for single ordeEs."-Sylyes-
tsl Clark.
strong vines 81 to So For vines or circular
address E. WARE Sylvester yons, y. y.
n37v5-tf.