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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14
Spstial 3lutires.
FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION :

FRIGHIFUL EXECUTION
Is done upon thousands of gray heads, by en-
deayoring to darken them with metallic dyes
that
SCORCH AND BLAST
the fibres from tip to root .s~Avoid these
horrible
DISFIGURING AGENTS,
and use only the great toilet staple of America,
CRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE.
which not only instantaneously produces all
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strengthens and beauties their hair.
Manufactured by j. CRISTADORO, Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Appli-
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14

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Ten thousand Boxes sent by letter, both by
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delicate
PRICE 81 PER Bon. SIX BOXES So.
Sold in Eutland, Vt, by Pond Il Morse, sole
Agents for Rutland
Ladies, by sending 81 to the Rutland Post
office, can have the pills sent (conddentialy),
by Mail, to any part of the country, free of
postage
Sold also by Northrop q Son, Casteton; II.
Waterbury; Dcmas Barnes & Co., New York ;
G. l.. Case, Brandon; w. W. Hubbard, Poultney.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14
We refer to the
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& CO.,
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NEW YORK.

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We keep on hanc full supply of Government
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current prices, and allowing correspondents the
most liberal rates the market affords.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14
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FOR FEMALES.

Inaluble in Correcting Irregularities, Remoy-
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whatever Cause, and always successful as pre-
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14
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They cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bilious Dis
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Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
PENN n FUTILE,
Sole Preprietors,
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14
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other articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches, ~
and do not take any of the worthless limitations
that may be offered. Sold everywhere
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14
ONE PILL is A DOSE.

Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition, lest
they invite miscarriage, after which admonition
the Proprietor assumes no responsibility, al
though their mildness would prevent any mis-
chief to health, otherwise the Pills are recon-
mended asa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14
ONE BoX IS SUFFICIENT.

MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY.
for all those affecting complaints so peculiar
ha
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29

~ 8eri1ieeene Sano.@
buns Befen. Su eis
mem 9Se9ielblatte fast Der Seraus<
geber, er iei gu ieiner 8erbeiratbung
Oaburd gebradt iporben, 0aB er bic
grasi0le San6babung bes 8eiens, mos
nit elm niebIi9es Wfdb9en Dor ibren
9aufe febrte, ni9t genug betpunbern
fonnte, iuorauf elm Nn6rer in ieinem
Blatte erflart, er tonne Die 9lrt unb
8eiie, ipie feline Srau Den 8eien
fiibre; nidt TO sra5tos unO beipuns
oernspertb fnoeu, iuie Der college.
re- SairfieI62dnoereien en-.
Die Serren 8. 81. SSigg unb q. g. g.
2inbsleD bieten bur9 unlere 9lnaeiee@
ipalten ben 9fadIaB bon @runOeigen<
tbunt beS beritorbenen @m. 8. 2eipis
gum 8erfauf in offentli1er 8eriteiae>
eun9 am sp0lfteu 0eSeiuber an.
Oieielben Iiegen siuiiden Der @lm sin
Il. Stone 0tiber Surnpiferoaoa unb Der
lebanon Surnpiferoah. sic tueroen
n0rbli6 bon 8roipn's Greet unb liios
iid ourd Oen Wount Slibet &ir6bof
begranst. Ser grunb 1T in Barcellen
bon fiinf bis aebn 9Ifer abgelbeilt.
Sas 2anb lit bor5iislid uno bon oen
meilten Der gu bcreaufenbsn Stiife
bat man cine berrlide 9lusfdt auf
Staot uno Hmgegeno. Sier lit cine
quite Gbance fur Seutl@e, Die eineu
Sersnli9un9s9arten ODER einen g8ein>
berg, ODER einen @emiiiegnrten anleaen
tuollen. Oie unntitteIbare siabe Der
Staot, bic berrliAe Sage, Die Srudte
bartlett bes 8obenS unb mas nament@
lid biel pertb lit, Die beitimmt in Muss
ii6t itebenoe 8erldnserune Der 9tra<
Beneiienbabn uad Mount Slibet, melbe
n1itten burd Die 9runbitiide fiibren
miro, MAIDEN es Sebermann, Der Die
Gbfidt bat, fur ben nadften CONNER
fi9 cine neue Seimatb gu finoen tuiin@
ibensipertb Dem @erfauf genannter
2dnOereien bei3unobnen. Gin gSort
fir Den 8eiien lift genii9eno.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29

Dem Graiebunasratb fnr Die 8eitbauer
zines Sabres i'm Mmt berbleiben foaen,
oaB Der @r5iebungsratb auf reipeftibe
bret slpei unb 1 Sabr getpablt iuerbe,
nanli6 bic BRET, mel9e beim erltenr
Ballot bic Stiinmenmebrheit erbaIten,
auf orei Sabre; Die bret beinl 1d6iten;
2 Sabre uno Die bein lesten auf elm
Sabr. Serner entiebt Der @nttpurf
Die YeniiOn, tuelde iest Die obenges
nannten Memter beaaci6en hires 8oltens
uno iou am 2. Oonnerltag i'm Deseln%
Der Die erite @euiuabl unter bieltm
9lft itattFnoen.
Oie Nbftimmuns iiber gSieberer>
mdguno er9ab 10 So, 8 Stein. @ooann
paifirte 6as @efeb unter Suspenbirnng
bee &egeIn in 6rei beri9iebenen 2e<
fnn9en unb tuurSe an Die obere Brand
oeS Staotratbs beriuiefen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
Or. Splen,aa's aarte.

90 Ianss sic Menfdbeit frant miro
uno ,Srrtbiimer begeht, an Deren 6olgen
tie 8etreHenben lanas gu Ieiben haber,.
ioaten ie Dcrluder, itd, bon ibren 9eioen
gu befreien. limb Oericni9e, iuelber
ieine SaIente uro feline Selt anipenoet
UNI iol1en ltngliidliden 9tettllns 50
b-ritbaffen, 1T eben 10 gut elm 9bilan>,
tropilt ipie Der, ,uelder Der leioenOen
NienIbbeit auf anbere sBeile gu belfen
iudt. S8obre 8bilantropie beite1t nibt
in Muflu6en bes llriprungs eiaes ues
bells, fonoern i'm Slufiuden bon Wfitteln
bas llebeI gu beilen. Sr. s lem q n
bat cine 0teibe bon Sabren oerartige
Sale bebanbeIt, uno lit our6 eifri9es
Stuoium bnbin gelanst, baB CT i'm
Stanoe lit oaS gu leiiten mas CT Der
ipri9t. Seine Office befnoet fid) IN
SO. 210 gbur4f raBe @fe bon.
Mc9emorefraBe butter Der Mpotbefe.
of5 3Wlip
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29

i Die Yrebiseritelle Der bielisen fsraeliti-
fben StefOrnsemsinbe 1T bur6 Jtes. Or.
8ursbetIn beIest. ,
Derielbe itrbt elmer 5bule fir ben bebrai-
fbeu uab .beutl6en linterridbt Dor, unb tpirb
Bonn 1. {. N. fur 9tubsntfn Der Sbeplcsie
uno gbtlOlesie einen GURUS fir bebraii6e
unb beutl6e Spraebe unb 2iteratur erDfnen,
su pelGem perlSnltde Mnmelbunseu in Der
Bpbauns pes 5erra Or. Sursbeim, SO. 10
\ Sib CHERRY StraBe fctpte f6riftli9e in Der
Grpebittpu Der Staatsseituns erbeten tperbeu.
Nes. %. b.a.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
&prrefnpnbe1,,s.
guseumbia, ala:a 26. sfOb. 1857.
Serrn Sobn Nuhm!

Euscumbi ia, Slla., &c. Nob. 1857.
Serrn Sobn Gubml
+ 9a bon allen @eiteniebt Der sBunid
ansgeiprod,en miro, 6eitfde Gintpa1<
berune mad uniren Sibfaatett gu sie<
ben, 70 tbeiIe ib S6het aber,naIs gis
niges aus unfren bieiigen 8erbaltnits
fen our 8er0ffentli1ung in Der Sens
ne6ee Staatsaeitung" NIT. ~
g8ir babet bier cine bortrelilide
Bailerfraft, bic Spring, iuelde fi1 in
Den SenneiIee SluB ergieBt nno an
pelder man Die f9onifen Sabrifen at
ler Slrt, beionbers aber Mublen ana
Ieeen fonnte. Son lebteren baben
mir nur cine einsige, ipel9e ri1t Die
Salfte Der &unoen befrtebigen fann.
Sin tiidtiser WfiIIer nit etipas Sa>
pItal miroe oaber por5agli9 quite Sc
ldafte MAIDEN.
Gs 1T traurie einen 10 fbonen @al<
ierltrom unbenust boriiberffieBen su fee
ben. Inns feblen Gapitalilten our Mn@
lage bon Sebrifen unb tiidti9e 2anb :
tpirtbe. Sie, ipiirben einen auten
Martt fnben. % Die Mempbis unb
Gbarleiton gifenbabn 6ur6 unier Sbal
9ebt unb aud Der Senne6eeSSluB nt9t
melt entfernt tit. =
Seutide 9anbpirtbe baben mir bier
nidt unS bod mare es iebr gu iuiini6en,
iuenn fi@ beren rebt biele bier anfie<
belten, UNI gu Seisen, Dap man BEL gu<
ter Birtbfdaft anf fleineren Sl6ben
ebenio bie1 ateben Fam, tuie bic iiibIi :
den 2ellte auf ibren eroben. Sic
8epobner iuiiroen es iebr germ ieben,
tuenn fitb DeutfAe bier nieoerlalIen
iuollten uno iuiiroen germ bereit iein, H.
men in aaer Beiie aufsubelfen.
,8iirger" s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
8reitaa, ben 20. stOpenber 1867.
Oeafbpille g6atsn=0eresn.
g,al6Sire, GENT, 6. Mcp. 1867.

NalbSias, Ienitv 6. N0p. 1867.
Sn Der sefriasrt regslndbisfr' Mrnatsser-
hem bic fpIaenpen 8elplutipnen eiaffimmig
gsSdbIpSfen, baB Ser 81. @ritlniIler
h.nyftraat lsi, riidltdnhise BeitrGse eitsu-
faiiiren unb barber gfameas bes 8rreitis gu
BefdIpIlen, bag nlle biejenigen 9Gi-
sen. bic am 1. Sanuar 1868 Sier Mcnate
8eitrGae rber rarIber fdulbis linb unb bic fid,
Dbne quite @rinbe bafiir anseber su fGnnen,
peiaern, bic Hiifif6nbe 81 entriGten, BON Der
Witslieberlife eeltri9eit nnb beren Naufti IN
Der ~Eennelfee Staatsaeitnns" publistrt tper-
ben lpaen.
M. Seft1; @6iBenmeilter.
Spbn &ubm, eriter Sffretar.
nD16-fdn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29

Il 8ersfBt ben papa Ylinfe in Der
5armrnia 5aGle nidt. Simmer sutes Sir
unS 5annOserlaer 1rpmpeter aun4 teben
gprmittas unb 9bsns.
H llnier SrsnnS 5utb, Der pOblbefannte
gader an Der GrantIiu gite, bat fort
pabrenb bas bette grpb unb bic feinnen 9u-
den ieben Ncrsen friiG sDrrGtbis mnb Der.
frrst feline aunSsn nit Der srSbteu gteselma-
6fsfeit gu beren boiler 3nfrisbssbeit. @eine
Grtttel iinb alle DOn Der srifen amaIitit unb
Iaffsn ni9ts gu tpiinf9en iibris. Gr sfrbient,
bic unsetbeilte 8esiinfisuns bes gubiitums.
\ Die NpefatYpFe. Die erlfe Oar
itslIuns Der bic apotaIspfe pber SHenbasnns
SsbanniS erISuternben 8ilber wirb am Rcn-
tag fattfnbrn. Der nStbise Mpparat tpirb
beate Nad6t IL t1br bier eintrefTen. Sbne
3tpeifeI tuirb bic gOriielluns fsbr sablreiG Be-
fu6t tuerben iinS Inan6ss SatsreRante bietea.
gBie serlautet, iellen bic 8ilber grp6entteiIs
pra&toOlI fetn unc benz Ause nan9en @lans-
punt bieten. $780,
\ @i&tfs fir Grfinbsr. Sur bic
srO6e alaiIe Der beutlden Grinder Il, anterifa
tpirb es BON src6ee @iGtisfeit ieiu, sn erfat-
rem, baB fie fir neae @a1dinsn unb gsrbel'
ierrnsen BON RaiGinen f9 eas patentre9t
fir II Sabre fi6ern fSnnen, inbsm lie fst an
bic perren @unn u. Co., 81 yarf 9tcip, rea-
ben. Diele 5erren ba6en f6sn fir fiber
25,0O0, iass finfuab3ipanJis Sauisub Grfn-a
Der Watente beiorst unb BADEN, ais has dttelfe
oaas Finer art fdb in ibrer spansisjGbrisen
praris einen tpcbIperbienten &uf srpcrben.
Die Sirma. siebt Gin Bud bsraus, In pelGem
alls, fir Grfnber nStbise SafOrntatipn ent.
taItea II, umt sertbsiIt balieIbe gratis an ale
QBir berweilsn atifre 2sler
anf bic Mn3etse Der 5frren Wnnn u. c..
IN sinsr anbfren SpaIte btelss 8lattss.
nD29 I'm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
&tHe

XtS3e
Der i'm bieiiaen Yoitamt, als unbeFeIle
bar, sur Abboluns bereit Iiesenben
8riefe: '
8 a m en- 8 lite.
@amann, Nib q. 5prnbef, Nib 81.
9erren@ site.
aQmaisn, S. Ne. Bauer, 3. 5}
@ngeI M. SO. Gfert, s.
8dnha, s. 5alsner S.
5efermann, 6. 8ers, S.
Sand S. S. Miller, 81.
geterS, s. 9tern, 6.
2ratenes, g.. Sbomas, 8.
gISalter, u. gS. 81
Guropaif9e 8riefe.
Abrabams, VI. I6rabants, 80.
DeIfS, 5riebrtH 5pImes, s. gB.
Gang, SaeOb Naatr, SObn -. -
Stern, Sacpb
Bowling gmbrp,
YOfr,eiffer S.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29

A Sci 81. sSerier, iii Gburd Giraffe
afebt es Mufern la 8lad @reot tparm
Mablseiten II. !. 10. gu ietsr Stunee Sag nnb
Naht. ot3l 1W
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
s . ea tt d e 8
Gait< ullO SOarOingbans,
geoaatl 9alls,
$50. II Snb.@Dlleae Strafe,

NASHVILLE, TENN. q -
Nahbem i'd bieies Saus ibernommen babe, made
tb benz beutiden Nnbitnnl hermit betaiint, beS ib
peroe. Der Sid miro Siefelbe mo nidt nIear Gee
nugtSuuil9 9eben, ais in 9enb einem aaneril Saie
Der Staot uno MIes bieen, fbas Der sabresset anee
mefien 1T. 8eI6ditsIeMte perben Meine Ginridtuns
gen febr portbeib # inben. ba iie fbre Mabse,ten
cts 81 Der fir brs 9efdfte pafienSen Get einaebs
men f6nnen. - assst ~
Ot26 ba - .. aB. golIet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29

2Ser5eicbntfs nener Mm5eiAea
i'm B euti9 en- 8 latte.
u Sarln gu bermietben.
q 8anferotts Grftaruns.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
Spctial NDtiStn.

\ @ersf6t ben papa Ytinte in Der
5armpnta pale nidt. Simmer sutes Stir
anS 5anncSerf9er 1rrmpster aant jrben
gprmittas unb Abenh. 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29

I Die einsises: Refauratipn fir Daniet in
Der sansen @tabt III bic BON 9ertfr 14f
Gbur4 Giraffe in, 3irfman 8tpf. pf3t 1M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29

~ Der Dantfa9unsstag
tuurbe geiteru i'm Ganaen tpenig be-
a9tet. &aunt, baB er ii6 bon einem
sepObnIi9en 8odenta9e unteri6ieb.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
Prolific Grape Vine.

IN 1858. wo coun cd on thrc,
year old Isabella, trained upon Ii,
house of q. NJ Glidden, of Ironton,
1929 bunches Of grapes, and not an
unsound one TO DO seen in all Of
them. In 1859, the same vine,
then four years old. produced 1913
punches. In 1860, the production
was very large, but wo havS not
the figures. In 1861. this same
vine yielded I3 gaIIoos of6rst class
native wine" which sold for $50,
exclusive of casks.
In March, 1859, Mr.. Glidden set
ont an Isabella slip, and in that
season there grew from II two
branches about six feet long each
in the second season. he grew from
it 564 feet in length Of wood and
in the third season. (l86l,) this
single vine yielded over $500
bunches Of gr,pes, and not u speck'
cd one among them. In that year
he made 432 gallons Of wine from
his eight square rods of ground
Marietta Register.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

Why IS u prosy preacher like
the middle Of a wheel? Because
the Elbows ayoand him are tired.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated one mile southwest Of West Rush.
vile, and formerly owned by John Stutzman,
decd. u contains ll2i5 acres; about ss cleared,
and 2i% timber land; good hank barn and
corn-crib, largetwo story stone dwelling, with
frame addition 30 by 20 feet, under the same
roof, and ample cellar underneath. There are
also large cistern, spring-house with never
failing spring, smoke-house, hog-stable, wood.
house. and twogood orchards ofoholce fruit OF
all kinds. For further particulars, inquire OF
the undersigned at his residence in Pleasant
township, miles northeast Of Lancaster, on tho
Newark road. SOLOMON S. STUTZMAN,
May 10, lS57--tf, Agent.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
agriraltnrnl.
soclabllIty Among Farmers.

Naturally the farmer is an un-
selfish man. His labors are most.
ly out of doors. His calling takes
him much abroad, and enables him
to mingle considerably with the
world. Yet looking ut the very
large proportion OF the population
embraced in his pursuit, and th,
important influence exercised by it
over all our public affairs, il is "a
subject of common remark, even
by agriculturists themselves, tina.
their social intercourse should b,
so much restricted. There is nc
other cause for this seclusivenese
on the part Of farmers that we can
see than tho "treading in the foot
steps Of their predecessors" B
this as it may, there are othal
causes operating which appear to
be changing this for the better
Country fairs, bringing agricul
turists together from district
sufficiently near to each other tc
Mate acquaiutanceship pleasant
and lasting, and putting them IN
friendly emulation in matters and
things involving their agrestic
skill and success, are clearly work
ing TO form more close companions
chips between those whose domes
lic comforts and family enjoymentf
must be greatly promoted in the
future.
Little clubs among the farmers
of u neighborbood, to meet once
week, 20 discuss or talk over the
innumerable subjects connected
with the intelligent prosecution o.
their noble profession, produce b
decidedly fraternizing and social
izing effect. While these local as
sociations should not be 100 forma
and restricted, they should have al
Official organization, MS better caI
culated 10 cause runcluaiity at thu
meetings, as well us 10 add TO thciI
permanency. On these occasions
The wives and daughters Of FAM
lies should always accompany tbei
husbands, fathers or brothers no
to participate, of course, in the pro
ceedings that may take place, bn
to increase the agreeability OF th
meetings, and to share in the pleas
urc OF these delightful Interchange
Of good neighborhooJ. Indeed,
the truth must be spokcn-and "
are ready to do it upon all occa
sions, especially upon such on
as tl6s-lhero is very little socla
enjoyment in tho world which j
not refined and made doubly en-
joyable by the presence Of womsr
-NeW York Ners.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
Seed Wheat.

Seed wheat should now be look
cd after. We would call the al
tenlion Of our readers TO the Diel
wheat. In The Gcnesee Fdrme,
for August, 1867, the following
was said Of this variety:
"The wheat originated in It,
diana. Mr.. j. Diehl noticed sir
glc stool OF bald wheat growing IL
a field Of Mediterranean, which oI
examination proved TO be beau
tiful white whcat-which ripcns ~
early as the Mediterranean. Ii
sowed il and continued to do r.
till he could furnish seed 10 hi
noighbors, and they state that it !
by far the best and most prolitabl
variety to raise The straw i
sitter than the Mediterranean ant
the yield ono.third greater. v {
have always said that II good vari'
ty Of white wheat that wouldlipcl
us early as tho Meditrranean, wouI'
be worth million of dollars to III
country, and we hope our readers
will try this Diehl wheat and rt
port the result"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05


GRAPE VINES ON TREES TIL
Ohio Farmer has the iolIowing:-
We have alwyas noticed bow Crap
vine will shoot ahead If 1t can &c
into tree. Isabella, Concord
Clinton and other long yincd var
ietics seem 10 enjoy a climb of thi
sort, and IN tho South, tho gren
spreading Scuppernong will cove
the largest tree it can get upon
OF all trees the elm seems TO bo th
favorite of the grape vine. At
mcctiug ofthe Illinois Horticulture
Society, the veteran pomOlogisl
Prot. J. b. Turner, remarked o
this subject:
"Wben years ago taught Lat II
TO boys, wo used TO read OF th
ancienls letting their grape win E
Chamber with the clms, but i thougl |
little Of Tie statement al n practical
suggestion then. Bot ] find thhl
cannot kecp the vines out OF my
elms. II pIaated ncar an elm, yiu
gees up into IL. l have one vim
that, despite my remonstranceS
insists upon going into tho top 0
one of the elms, From 1t | solc
the past season 800 worth Of grapes
am therefore tolerabIy well salts
fed with its wilfuIncss, for thcs
grapes did not cost me cent ior
culture or care. lam now plant
ing live stakes in my vineyard an
elm stakes they are. Such stake
whl save the annual cost Of train
ing and pruning, and, Judging frou
my own experience, twill insur,
fruitiulness."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
A woAo 70 THE PUBLIC.

Lancaster, March 2Sth, isC7.l-tG
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
Notice to Farmers.

The undersigned, Produce Dealers ofthe city
oflanoasirr, will not hc nblo 10 furnish our f,r.
mer friends with ,aeks this year, aud We suggest
that they hut better supply themselves with
sacks aud not dopeudupon ns,
Reber, Kuiz \ tlrick. Martin, Kinl,ead 4 Co
James Weaver. Mumnngh & sou,
l.anoaFicr Ohio, AHg s, lsi -lg,