New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
q m. rina Wins nhont ia va, .hat would dl.raot

ment almost every variety Of sufficient age wns "'
with fruit. aud no rot apparent Perhaps al
yiLcs aud trees have Partially or hlU i"I ~ ,,i
small Hpp.c trees bearing much 20 10 sem ' ~
In planting 900 vines he proposes le tHp" NN,
ion: 100 OiauJ. 200 Delaware 100 Ltln" ' a., ~
bella. 80 Concord, 600 N1ftons fIn'h.,a,.o =, 60.
mont md - scr's Tie pre;cr' nc "1''. ~ W 'ne
black prairie soil. lie thiuhs ne D''' -, 49, - a.
ioosej, that iic Delaware mn'i ~ 0n ,l Nome, e.
eoule parts u tie Ststc Gud Win 'V.H' a..
MI parts. Shond Meads ScednF W"'V ~, " -
claimed it must be The erale 49, s . =, ~ wy
Cntaw6a that jndeos canno, io'' ,rlis a. r1t 80
the difference cli med is IN the 'hcS W'ch 60 h'l ~
End Win NOT e,ow 1om cuttings. lie thinks the Con
cord and Hartford dcsiInb' az present tat ~ ihle
thew must Give Mace to heller ones III Nanlins .,
UoI,d roi trencA but would sub-sol foot 'c,pi SGT
siY feet cech way, aid tCn on trelis. lie ,llnha
irportant that only one shoot should grow ile N.sl
yrar and that 1t 10 tied TO STAKE, paIueIa4D tAe
Tie praro soil Of Inirc, Is oftvo kinds ou- 30 beef
rs coal the other much lighter, ana u is dNlHeu =!
line running cast and west In about ~ ~; No't.
his line il is dark That on the south las been cac
the fruit region Properly the ifGit region Is uuD-iee'
which eX;oLds 20 miles uortl Of caro- mere orc 81
ccsson of hills many OF which. Of late ytas mn" W"
pauted with benches. sume have raisru grapes hi"
most kinds have done well, bot the ca.NO' el 'no
Cincinnati treatment. 10 . nuisance. - tl'Ft Ei"'
best " wc IN hills there arc awful MIS- poie ''s W.
tlc In nnd Nfissi.iupi Rivers. They srC tniy cgli
10 those AZ Vcrmgun ana tie SOL Is tlnilnr ID 'he
towns on tho ght prairie SOL. geaps 40 ulSo.Hr'.l
we'll bnt they are IN thicl urDors Almost s h'oS 81
,ropcS "a hon d,nrfcd rot IN southern ILLINOIS. Inere
is good reason TO believe TINT grapes require mo-
foliage in "a warm than " con climate oo"s.
whether leaves ouCueh to shade them VII "lDt iue III
any climate. ,,--,.... .,
could No, visit eli the vneyerds at Cincinnati icr
thev have OND ncros Here hrsi tie Cat'Wol vas Gu
ynted; II il their sep.e vine, md u i h"Iu 20 A.e
thcrn hrliovc there is better Mr.. Aoiter q, sD.u,
has pcrh. ms tie best vineyard lie hes good success
lie IL largely engaged in piop'ga.lns ne Isie "1''
ef Is In douht whe her 70 j. equal to tie NaaNba'
have rcutioned Nr. DBchauaua whey aid hesAft
thnt after the irs. few years u Planting ine Na""ta
does well; when ELK or seven wears GA u beshn T.
rot; hence II wiz take tits length IL iat' al cash. !.
test new variety. Tier success ~ NhioIs az
different vineyards Mr. j. said that last year t'ius
with fftv acres did 90 vel a. lac ca WiA tr'eE
acres Bear In mird that on Ito yncy aids 'lpur0 N4n
cinnnu have been tronchod ~ iuet deep lie iHs
cone 10 the conclusion after meIy year % eA e'sc'
ard obsoryaion. hat iloy pant 100 tmgs elu l''r9
sudden change f.om hCGt u cod; 1bet -
vine takes cold ard beooucs diseased. o'
ucys al careful Observers have cOncudga tli' VIC NJ
follows change On the weather. lbe gieeieht uia"-
hack tlcr have H. "a want 90 i4b.r. Grapes acei l1'
nure: at from a., stable Is Fced asLos uTe bts Iov
much manure gives N unhenit'y grown on sll"5s'-'
soils; lime ~ good; here gispcs foi res t.'h %" lI
stone. u Dc were going 10 pant ViArihio J. VIZ
Put two cuttings Vhcie be would nave tie 'lhc gov"
lie vould trench or Vluw ~ cd - iaches e. y ~ ~
o gravel subsoil common powilg Nlh "" AZ 10 :.
fo he roots descend tlico four feet nj ieHa Al
gIepes rot with tAe,n, bu uone 50 bd 90 ine OAsHN '
Thinks NOrtOIs vi GINA VII make F"ht"'s -
VINE; but white vine such the ainWpa stis b,tt
When tod him iAe Virginia lroutt iWieo iap l..'
q the Catavla n - Louis he sad i Is because }, wac
srrcili 6 new. IL said tsot vines having L"i 60,
turcos orc lust rs llcly 10 rot ~ u tut! were .u"
Suirttr m pfeenhruses X O pgevsntyc-n TIC neu ~ &c
useless Volcanic egius arc nlwi!s s'eh loi s'.Ft
such ore the notes took from Af. bueia,Hh. nc -
the au hor Of the best work te vine % iAis eo9g
II reeds a ue,y edition with his ColC.u.ltn Suo-t
close painting AID pruning, inserted. NO" % ~
work on the vine IN tnis country when - satsle.'-,
Mr. Hrsmnrn ~ Hermann has q Na4-ai =. y -FNN' y,
The Agriculfpr Report Of 80 Patent Once i"i iSoi
contains much that is very valuable; ,..,-.--
N1. j. Williamson has 'ire!a4d Of ~ ecies =. NC
~ ia. c,f.. "a PM n
cy lie Las vinc-hOuse n the city for tie luI 90 ga
selling his own wine. hnd II las Aist Fae Ier-'.
ton lie also makes CaiaN ba riand! nL.h ousss -
be valuable Imght call it first qlaity, II we're -
irage Some Of Mr.. Wilgmss views silcK ne %
souud Ho saws Norton's Virginia does "th IN t-s' ie
cion and that ~ viii make excellent port VINE AMER
on prierce he las become oppo cd 10 tire sysieA o.
pruuirr IS o tallslcd. lis Wouid iet &c '4"o tIyN
Ircity much rs nature ccS gns nno aI tno. m'y %
81 aCe for the utt 10 which case II h"o!t l. s"e.9|
rud that there meg be room ios iHt h-P y" N'N" '
He would however keep me t.hc "ltl.h . e-t-in
b1nrds Duriug the SUMMER thef nti u.
e through the vineyard ana leif GOV ne iel" 4e "
H. al .ss sud make quick WORK. ci co., 10 l4Hig %
the e. cs are injured believe tAey eau LIS b"he'
"kitcirl." Mr.. s. had bitter Ell ti.rAee "iien 4
r,.ve On his place he had q Inc aJLor 81 Ch'i" Nis
n wsq the urile OF tho plaoe. IL bro Wei %. hO"
have il DO Better. Tie SET GeIniLA 10 NoFh a. a" as
spent two days in getuTg II iSut LIN 49, W"
crCaf lawentltiou gmOug tie women iLtA ~ Dw Nn'
cestrcycd THIS was several years ago. iAe we
have not done any good since. lie sla' o'oI' .el'
80 ma. ia Iratea in a uniform or a. VA D.
trels YoI 20 Dwarf which tns necn eAieiuoa' a.
ms been trsiucd tho hIt four Jeni 20 .'td l. e,f
cftoryfrd be trained. "1ihin Up the IN l.e hi ~
should grow and y ben II j. Old u should nj @ept
from IT, M W. gave instance Of OcIAl4h e.
sauaasly nopIrned close. aud whO.e grspes hci. ie
Ofy Crcs u that region "AicA Tobcu iLo 'e' non
srii the groaud was too roh. Does II nDt teeh 'H-
The richer he SOIL - TIE room. ~ ao OAt % 10
GROUND does ihe vine rcquiIef Doe u not seem t.'
N pruning particularly Ia ne SUI ~ ne. 1Ao sef 20
Abundant ta the frut receives more tp tlen II can
possibly use and that u is tAe tul more lai Tue sf
vi ich iotf There IS 10 grape winch makes mo4e
vigorous Overwhelming growth. than me IHl"s "a
Among others Waited the gfolpus ol III "'|trl
NJ North Bend "A iles below the cliJ re vac .o' ~
home; be had expected ne, bat was uelN % y ~
trains Hit son politely showed ne ese.! a'.s z ~
farm consists Of 80 acres and cost low CAR pts 50
an acrc IL is part 81 Gen. haiJisohn oiu Ia ID
Prom o field D1ck 81 the house We oond see IA DreP
valley iere The euoTgl has gIlstmJl ana ulslltI!
TIE house in which the General lived Is burned down.
and his grave "a HI adjoining hli. surrounded ~
orgreens Tie fields looked Won out -" no cover
growing did not any farms IA that veiaiy NAcb
showed good farming. 1 wac Struck WIN ils tL'd.
number of stone chmnevs the fields Ihc heisle n
here mostly RON Virginia, particularly On Tue men
lucky aide SeccSh plenty there j. II 10 10 "Di''
thet NO have bad the last If Virginia laIlu.ne iu4u
Yirgnia poitics Nrs. Harrison lives four In's below
with ter son-in-liw. she does mol isc.no VS.
itors She Is the strongest Union lony ~ tbal region
DR. Warders VineyaTd IL ~ "a nne CONDITION, ana u
the grapes rested badly this year. Ever tang 10
finest order and the :Tait-tTees axe thrifty aa III ttH
variety. one thence many miles oil me ohio. tne
house stands abOnt three hundred feet ABOVE le "h'I'
As fruit farm, tho Doctors place Is Gul iew !sars
OLD. % the Delaware, WAS oid lnes Ga MOI nAc ~ ~
well a. the (ntawba because being sweet they can
eat but few Of them They showed ne some Oh pr.
Grant, I'VE dollar Delawnres. could BEE tbenl, Tue!
looked ike dried eod. and yely poor al mat
find mapv similar vines Of this variety from many ouei
sources Tley tod ne what had never le'lu yoiorc
that H. that their dogs eat grapes ana tleJ cur 'I as
readily as "a bog eats corn Almost every oS ave
inonircd of tinks it would be good plaza 10 nedte
VINEYARD with egcrgIeens Beside tho PIoleetoN II
would secure 4 more equal temperature IL inisHt pre-
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