New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-14
90 farmcrs an0 Offers.
GRAPE MISREPRESENTATION


GRAPE VINES.-D DESCRIPTION OF
" STOCK Il VINES FOR SALE at IONA with SOME
ACCOUNT of OUR FOUR BEST HARDY KINDS.
My stock ills very large comprising al the val 10.
Biz hardy varieties. and has been produced with the greatest
plants that viii with certainty give the best re-
The very great superiority that my vine. have exhibited
throughout the country the full belief that can
only fush the beet bnt the cheapest vines
for gardens that be offered for the fn
which, d prices, .se Price Let which is cent Tor
The Introduction ofhe Delaware vine event Of tho
utmost importance In American Grape cutre oy giving 10
hardy aud enduring yne superior TO all others N hans
and character well as IN the .ufpang quay OF
wh.h hed It to become the educ,'oI Of Amr.an ste
the apt expression Of MI Peter H. hesd ohh snownV
the practical Of the Delaware the great excellence ausn-
able by the native grape was no; known from ne
dissemination Of this variety the American ss.s nss saoy
become considerable extent educated ana resny 70 ap
prec,e and accept tho.e only mat are capable Of 10
The Deswarc well known to be sposen o. here
for the tablets wine grape for quality prodsct'ehess
and lnss superior in country and 10 equal
in this ,s, - u. i, H..
for garden table grsp-, ioI which Possesses good
degree ofhanes and cousancyo Of Production and Is our
best white II has all Of the exc Hence OF the anors
Golden Chas,e h.ng sweet rich and tender quite to the
center AM without any Of the ofensyene's that has Distracted
by the isabella and 1t Is very early in ripenine
much before Concord anu N early and abundant oeaT-
The eIceence. that constitute the peculiar characteristics
and yae Of The Diana have fully stated elsewhere showing
hoy merits hshrsnk IN garden and vineyard and the Pc
culiarity OF treatment required.
But 1. my happiness to be able to ofe 70 the pubic IN
seedlings Of own, grapes which without defect
combine much more Of excellence than any hardy frape IN
s os I oSn habit end sne to ay sy he
highly cultivated tastes formed by the use o. en-
Foreign kind. IN their highest CONDITION.
First. the iosA se or very ais IN oSnce ana Os,s s
crowdns mpedes rpsnins with tina, extreme de-
gree of beauty IN color and transparency ,ns hss
hitherto only the Or Ezy frontan Like THIS mo-t ee
be Foreign variety Il pure, ch and spirited In favo
Of uniform tenderness and sweetness quite to the center
Its time penins very early and atog, the that
the Delaware beginning TO be good about the middle OF
Argu-t aG in psrie' ZION more than 'ree weeks before he
Caawb Isabella and than week earlier than
the Concord
ID is now on seventh year ui,ns IN different iocses
and has during s that time exhibited degree o. eor,tsncy
and abundance IN production and Of perfection IN rpenng
that belong only % IT'S companion the soeA ard to The Del
ii wond be dc1l 70 say IN what respect 70 have u
CHAM ed to make II better.
Second, The isRAgl This is Of large lie in bunch ard
berries very DARK black very sweet spirited rch and dry in
flavor rpenng quite to the center its hesh being tender
aud sweet throughout
IL time Of opening Is earliest Of abefore even the Ht
ford Prolific. IT, berries adhere FIRMLY the bunch
dropping and tits Of the best OF keepers c wished.
This sixth year it, fuing and under extensive thai
Though the hve yesrs the most unvorabe TO the sP
i has nsntained AL increasing degree OF e-ce add oni-
fonn health Of lea and consistency of prediction
not offer trial but with tine folly sscertaned
particulars concerning them, Descriptive Catalogues and
or the conditions OF success in Grape Cuisare Garden
The fa measure grape culture ia not ssnsbo
without knowledge OF the conditions upon which sue
cess depends
10 supply this knowedse have prepared two publications
which eDody the results OF long End extensive personal
perenc-. Although nmed Catalogues he two together
Prise the thorough sud comprehensive treatise mo
vine that has been pub shed in tnis country.
The Descriptive Catalogue, with prce list, IL the oLy
publication that fully describe. the cbaractersics and relative
garden anu ri, all the native vines that are
worthy of attention besides large amount Of other i'm
por,ant matters discussed IN other publication II
tius chapter the Quality Of Grapes. and the edlctoa
OF Taste by H. o. pardee; Lecture on the Conditions OF
in Grape Culture by Peter b. Mead and chsPer
On Wine aud Wine making ]. IS illustrated with forty
cravings, and sent Tor 10 cents.
The illustrated Catalogue 10 thorough treatise tho
p nn management PROPAGATION and training o. tie 'he u
he garden and VINEYARD illustrated with than sixty
cravings. IL Is sent for twenty i've cents
Ie Two sent bound together ~ rIiOe paper coyers
foI hy cents "a part Of the ensyngs are taken Rom
living and the mos, truthful and sprted ever pup
My Price List containing also matters Of importance to par
rhase consists of pages and is sent for woceIt
stamp When requested two VII be sent to one ADDRESS er
one stamp.
When requested proposition for the formation Of ubs
viii be by which all msy receive the vines at whce'
sale rates and the agent u club receive compena
ion his trouble Il preferred the members nsy reeei'e
Joint contribution Of vines for then clergyman OF any eo
mon friend.
Ny stock is large this, be all disposed Of 70 sep
iud ydua purchasers snd consequently very npo~Lt
Inducements are oacre. Tor the formation OF clubs
Oaine cravings Of the lJyA and s1AILA re IN lreps
alton: also cOoed engGyiags that will be very hney 'ie-
uted also photographs and eaqustey oeauim on p~h's-
IoSA ISLAND (near Prekskiip Westminster Co, n
~ B-rhe Iona Is very early IN rprnns snd BY the 11
august far advanced that who and esrcb
of hi character And the browning eIce.ene u
for general cultivation is its surprising hardness aSs e
ainty Of PRODUCTION
p S-Edtors who wish TO obtain some Of these vines
themselves and friends and partly compensate by aver
Sing will receive proposition OIL application with stamp
c. W o.