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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-21
DY HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER.

JpY HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER.
ID HENRI II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
On Wednesday evening, Dec. -, ut ~ O'clock, at the
"LELDS AIT GALLERIES"
Nos 81 and $50 Broadway southwest corner Twelfth street,
RUGGLEs GEMS
and
ORIGINAL PENCIL GKETCHES.
by the late
DIT. EDWARD RUGGLES
From the pirate collection 10 the possession Of his Widow
all elegantly and appropriately framed. The above
exhibition, free day and evening until sac, with cata-
lOrues
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SALES AT AUCTION.

J. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.-EAsT NEWARK
n. ots.The adjourned sale Of the Ogden Tract VII, 90
concluded the Exchange Saesroom, New YORK. on iues
~ D''''A0e' - - A. j. BLEEcKER. SON L CO.
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= from the CLARK County lHiss.) Democrat.l
The Surveying party OF the above railroad CON-
pany reached this place on last Monday. The route
looked out follows the valley Of Rabbit Creek for
several miles reaching the high ground some five
SIX miles below our village then following the
Jackson road running near II, TO Grove HILL The
road 1t quite certain, Will pass through this place,
running, we think, near the Baptist church. The
party has returned TO Jackson their next work being
The location OF the route from that place TO Mobile.
The country, a. a general thing, being level and
favorable for the construction OF q railroad much
time VIII not be required in making the survey be-
tween those piaceS.
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pAWNBRoKER's sALE.-lR. FIELD, .AUCTIONEER,
asa Pearl street, of City Hall place, win sell this
day, II O'Clock large of Mems Women'a Cloth
ing comprising SILK and other Dresses Broche and Wooen
Shaws Remnants Silks Dress Goods Boots Shoes,
BY order OF ]. Frankel, No. Oliver street.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENaY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer,
will sell by auction, Tuesday, December @ ~ III O'clock
salesroo SO Liberty street. private STOCK of ne old
Wines and LluoTs, The property OF gentleman leaving the
CITY, without reserve, consisting o. Cognac Brandy.
old bye and Bourbon hskcy, Irish do j. =. Mar
randy fine pale and brown Sherry, choice Rye IL
years old Osborn co. Port v ine Old Holland Gin,
Chamrarne aret &c. In cases. bottles and denil ohns
Also the cluster Diamond Ring Gold atch,
and .s shares New York Central Railroad stock.
Also. nj 10 O'Clock, IN front OF the store,
Coure running order; used but short time, and
sl,lll.
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EDWARD PFTTrScER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-, fae o. unclaimed property takes place on Wednesday,
Dec 70 ntlO O'Clock a. H. al Central once, 800 Mulberry
49, ceass'ng Of Miscellaneous Articles, Wagon, IRON
y[puoh h2ls Mems and Nofnen's Clothing, Dry Goods
"asenes Se"ey, Pistols, Hardware, Boots. Shoes &c
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DY JAMES NJ. MILLER,
Is Ttics-ay. December % 1868,
At Exchange saesroo, No. Ill Broadway, at IL ~ by ord
OF the Trustee,

90 parcels OF Land,
Conninnr about 90 lots situated Central avenue
lalAt ssEeet and miles south OF KingsNrldce.
THIS Ian forms part OF the Morris estate and han
been tue possession Of Tho Morris family Tor nearly go
years. lis advanta OF situation cannns be oyersated.
1t propose 70 place this section Of Wcxtcheser
county under tie direction ~ The Central Park Commission
and the advantages 70 OF that circumstances
cGate Tie Central avenue Grand Boulevard win run
through the property The communication with the lower
portion New York city y by or railroads in
operation which makes these lots desirable and
iont A. Murray Hi II At iAc present time.
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Progress Of New Lines-How Practical Re.
construction Is Going On in the South.
We publish below few extracts from our South
ern exchanges showing the extent and progress
making in various Southern lines OF railroads. or
course large number Of important lines already in
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10y EDWARD sCrIFECR. hUCTroyrTR
ID IMPORTANT SALE OF
WINES AND CISAlsS,
tic direct importation Of
MEsSt,S. nE BAlkN 3 kLIhG
rs EDWARD SGHENCh, this day, lis. inst. ai c
liberty fief IL y O'Clock NJ about 80 nnc Brrui
dies 0J locks and l25 Clarcis, OF the lines
brands.
ls0Co0 HAVANA CIGARS.
An OF the above their own Importation
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
NEWS suNIMARN.

Dispatches from Spain say That the
Bishop Of Tarragona, at the head of 1000
men, has pronounced against the Provisional
Junta.
Henry Murphy, aFenian prisoner ia otto
wa, Canada, made u desperate attempt to es-
cape Tuesday night, nearly killing u turnkey
In the attempt, which did not succeed.
The report Of the coronation Of Gobas-
SEE as Emperor Of Abyssinia Is confirmed.
He is supported by Prince Rassai. but OPP
posed by the eldest sou Of the late King The
odorus.
Dispatches from India report that the
civil war In northern Atghanistau Is at an
eRd. Aim Shaw, who contested the power
Of the Emir Of Cabool, having tailed TO es-
tablish his claims by arms, He'd 10 Bokhara.
The state Treasurer Of Massachusetts,
has been authorized to issue scrip for the
fret two snbsidees from the state to the Bos-
ton, Hartford aud Erie Railroad. This iu-
eures the completion OF the road To the Hud-
son river.
The Captain of a ~cOasting ycHstl reporis
that while of Coos Bay, Oregon, he t%nfoun-
tered smoke so dense that IL ubstrucied his
progress one day. Three hundred birds fell
dead on the deck OF his vessel, aud the people
otCoos Bay are sutocating. He could not
account for the smoke.
Grace Church, IN New YORK city, has not
been sold a. reported, but tue well-known
Brown, who has been one of the institutions
Of the church aud of the city, has left with
the choir ON account Of disagreement with
the new rector in reference to the perform
ance OF operate music by the choir.
Putnam Brown, the express messenger
who had Si25, 900 belonging to the Mer.
chants Union Express Company taken from
him on the Hudson River Railroad, on Tia,
morning Of NAV lat, has been arrested fOi
perjury. II ia alleged that Brown was a party
to the robbery, aud that he received siO,3jl
Of the stolen money. he II confined at
White Plains.
Mr.. Gladstone made a speech in Liverpool
ON the 18th. lie examined TIE question u
F%eniauism ana the discomfort IN Ireland, ana
assigned the cause therefor. lie spoke earn
eatly of the need OF reform, aud quoted an,
dwell on the words Of Darcy McGce, a con
scrvative, on these causes, az a voice Ut TIA,
dead from over the ocean.
The Washington Evening Express put
lishos an article NTH large headings, High.
ly Important, Startling aud True'-"A Plot
to Assassinate President hnson'-' Fit!
Negroes and Thrco White Men Sworn to bil
the President" Tho Express says an nm
ploye in the Treasury Department has oX
posed the plot, which has boon arrange,
since the impeachment trial. The sturl
caused much comment, but the community
generally are incrcdulOus as to is truth
hence there 10 no excitement.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
Important correspondence.

WASHINGTON, oct. 14-The following is
the official copy Of the late teleguphic cor
respondence between the Departm mt OF
State and the United States Legation Mt
Madrid, relative to recent events IN Spain
SAN SrBAsTIAN, Sept. 30.
To he Secretary Of state, Washington y. e.:
The revolutionary government II establish
ed at Madrid. The Queen has started Tor
France. JEo. Z. HALE.
DEPARTMENT or STATE, Oct. l..
10 Hale, MiHtSitg ct Madrid:
Keep me well advised. SrwNnD.
To SrcrelarJ Serbd, WdsIiagtJH.
General Serrano Is the leader Of the insur-
gents. He entered Madrid this afternoon,
heading his victorious army, and Was joined
by 10000 armed Citizcns here. Madrid b.
quiet. No blood has been shed hero. Au
election was held IN Monday last tor mem
bers to a constitutional convention. ! shall
want instructions. HALE.
DEPARTMENT or STATE, Oct. ..
To Hale, L. S. Minister, MIiriis
IL the national government 10 peacefully es-
tablished and In full posscssi1u ct Madlil,
and there remains no coutondng government
in Spain, You Will recognize the new govern
mont de tdciJ, 30 as to prosecute any ncCcs.
cary business Affecting the government OF
abe United states or their c,tizGnu.
SEWARD.
10 .Se,rdft, Secretary Of state, Washington:
have acknowledged the new government
here; will send particulars by letter.
JSo. Il. HALE,
[Translation received Oct. -, 1863
To he Minister t Spain, al Washington:
Communicate TO the United states Govern
ment our gratitude for It's prompt recogui.
ton. Provisional GoyfHNATSr.
MADRID, oct. II
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE, oct. -.
To Hue, United States Minister, Mdd,ii
Reciprocato Ia the Presidents name, the
salutation Of the Provisional Government.
communicated by the Spanish Minister here,
and tender the best wishes Ut tho United
States for the peace, prosperity and happi'
ness OF Spain under the present and deiini
tive Government. SEWARD.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22

"FAmBASK's STANDARD SCARS, AT the
Fair OF the 81. LOuis Mechanical aud Agii-
cultural Association held during tho past
week, one OF the most liberal displays ia the
mechanical department, was that by Fair
banks, Greenleaf Il Co., manufacturer Of the
renowned Fairbanks Standard Scales ion
the superiority OF which they were awarded
the highest premium fOr Hay and stock
Scales, also Tor THEN Dormant, Warehouse
and Portable Scales, Their assortment wac
elaborate, embracing nearly every variety re.
CURED for all ordinary branches Vt business,
The qualities claimed fnr these scales are
that they are moro simple IN cOnst, uctiuu,
and delicate ia their operation, made OF bot
ter material, and will endure seyerer tests
than any others. At the Great Paris Expo
sition, they received the highest award though
in competition with thirty-four other mann
tacturera, and were mentioned in the award
OF Tar STANDARD SCALES For nearly tor
~ years they have been manufactured as
they are at present under the supervision Of
the original inyentOTs, aud owing to the
large experience and superior facilities OF the
manufacturers, are offered at lower prices
than any other scales oil equal siZc and
strength. The warehouse OF this trm is at
200 Market street, ST. Louis, Mo.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
THE
UNIVERSAL GAS MACHINE
FOR LIGHTING
CHURCHES, HOTELS, PUBLIC
BUILDINGS,
TORIES, RESIDENCES,
MILLS, &C., &C., &c.
THE

This Machine is simple, cheap economical aud durable s very attractive and ornamental
fnrnId9s" sb brilliant ann md ne, m rTSr nv W. m ne S9 dmS nnm ne W% I% %" mm r TO 20 manufacture Ba'
Churches Hotels, PlydtR Residences, Public Buildings Manufactures, MILF, Scr car, with
but little trouble, andt small expense. This Machine. by its perfect al superior mechan-
Si angeme mtnuhMtfes he, ps a ts requel for @ bU"p or Tor an number
perfect in itself Is EASILY transported and moved, aud when set mp and udayi according to
directions (which ACCOMPANY each MachiueD @nG easily opcrTdby any one, ands ever
ed as used, aud trcedb by the Machine through ordinary gas pipes and GNues anlis burn
ed H. Jet he mgS as Gh gas tegml or superior for hrlhanGy aud eau Reproduced by
the most volatile and light portion Of petroleum. OIL which can DO procured in abundance aud
at cheap rates TO Keep the Machine ~ readiness fore operation dcesrutt require more aueu-
un uah Is WttbnaE EH one kerosene lamp.
Ihe. Machine can b located in any Convenient place where the temperature does not dHt
hancy, shadncss and econony, The light being very SOFT aud mellow, Is yimaLe Tor read.
ing, writing, &c
The gas chambers and all oanetione being perNctya tight aimhso no Offensive dr
escaping nom ueI ne gas or material used
AMaehTe GomPste ready to- me- cm @ ecen, am mfomaipnotthued at VIM. L. dool-
man Hua alttng LdabhAhneu No. III WEguGHn street, Milwaukee
Ay one using tMe Machines need rave no fear Of tmr being in the least 1npuuz
Several public examinations have been made by conniuets appointed to investigate tins hind
wrherso New lok, and Published IN the Uuduwrtcs Cucnn, Now York. Aug B. 1867:
"&g 5%%aiii ARE sah@e dt &mh Is mo- danarm sTssn tain place from The taag %me
The Nae M the gMo r Vr for uunnsnug m" vmt TmJ mn 0g ,i"n
Mo "" ann ~" tINU ga 4" umWuI" dPwrs Hmr T "TW.i "g9 mm -pt"ir IN
mmst for receiving mi ~m'hnF whatever may under any H0uu"iuos be Condensed the pipe
We ohr the following certificates, selected from the many ia or possession which OK
press and ackno"lolgethe superior morta o mr. Machine:
MurE purH MILL MouSr lit Fb 20 wg
aEGs. YSms a2al Ja s"a duly received and NOV reply by SAYING that am sm utugymr am
&6t wei a%S S% d" Yours H@S' '"" '""''"" maze tue '"Es% SSGffFImaGRK ct
rn~,,,q. v,51u 49, \. h,c., IN ngg@ P pTq lsmmea PnmM Wa March ps
Tor Deaf i Dumb DIEyuL Wis II " mLuaNN, Principal
J. = ngegasD Esl4g&,-Il gslnLne put by you about yT ago. a% G%e h.
MANAGED mi heM light produced abundant aul brilliant have updH t0nrnuy in my library, and
dhSTsp"L TJ respectfully Sc, x III BUfIER
We shall be pleased to correspond with any one esmug information, Sc Address
UNIVERSAL Gas MACHINE CO.,
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
EEW Ynnn Er.

NEW YoRE, oct. lL-corroN-Marko nominal.
Sales ut 26o Tor hiddling Uplands. Flour
Market l0ql6c lower. Heceipts, 26,asJ barrels
Rouud Hoped Ohio. WHEAr-Aihrket steady
Receipts, llb, l26 bushels. Sales OF T4,OOu bushels
ut Sl.10 for Nos. I aud ? SpIinR, mixed. RYE
Market nrmer. CORH-MarEet l9la &c lower. Re
ceipts, $500 bushels. Sales Of 52O,u0O bushels AT
S23O@2.40. OATs-Markot "a lc lower. Receipts,
2l,S69 busnels. Sales at T3ha1l'b. PoBK-Magkoi
lower. Sales at t2s.sI@2ylb for New Mess. BEif
Market quiet. Cor MEAra-Market steady. Lam
Market quiet, Sales at l7.dlg's. PETROLEUM
-Sales of Crude at 10. REFINED al gll,.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
MAHKET.

MILWAUKEE. oct. l7.-FLoUR-Unchanged aud
dull. Sales winter e1iras at S9.O0AlU,OUi spring
extras, city and Iowa at $500; choice country nom.
inal at S6,oIG7,3T, WHEAT quiet and nrmer on
no. l TO MI shorts. Sales No. | at il,4si No. 2
Al, 85a; 10. Q tl,2s; Rejected - 40. OATs-Quiut
aud q shade lower-531 Tor No. ., CoRN-Dull
and nominal-96@05Hc Tor No. p g750Sc Tor No. !.
RNE-Nominal at fl,2U Tor No. .. BMaLEY-lrrcg
ular. No. 2 Sl,s06l, 80; No. l tl,aOGl,9i WOOL
Firm aud steady I3o for coarse 10 hne fleece. PorA
roEs-GOod supply and dull at 60d6Oc. BuTrTR-
EasieI-25(G36c. EdGs-Firm ut 23G9ic. HoPs
Dull ana nominal at l562Ocf for new,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22

At tbs 81, LOUIS MECHANICAL And AaRiCULTUR.
Al Fam held during the past WOek, and which was open
10 all corners la The United States, vonsideIAble oumpe
SHOES. Measrs DUNHIEG A kMERBoG, No. 64
North Main Street, ST. Louis, Dealers and Manutac-
tuTars, surpassed all Ia the 6mulOuH contest tOr super.
orty' by their large and general display OF goods, having
no loss than sixty cases ON exhibition, embracing diner
ent varieties, which elected encumluns oi praise and
admiration from the thTongs OF visitors present THIS
house did not compete for a premium, They were de.
siruus TO show As hne an ss0Hmen OF work as could DO
found Ia the United States In make known what West.
ern enterprise aud energy could accomplish. kyery
variety ut Boots and Shoes Tor youths ,mens' aud ladies'
wear, from the haayY boots OF The miner 10 the delicate
slipper aud CATER for the softer seN, were here ia grand
display, including also the popular BOX Toe" boot aud
hoe work, Ia which they stand unriyalled without any
Il, consists In the fact that their goods we're all OF their
yWn manufacture, they having several manufactures
ia constant operation aud made with a view 10 inset the
wants OF their oWu trade. They we'll deserve the success
VA business which they ENJOY BY their honesty and taiT
dealing throughout their long experience Of - years
during which they have acquired an enviable reputa
non.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
ca UTION.
PRICES.

- - Ran I.vaan Il 90
Hoohane's German Tonic, put ~ IN quart boI;i =
81 90 per bottle, or = hRlfdOzen IOr ~ ~,
so Do not ionsrt 10 examine well The article iou
buy, In order 10 gel the genuiLe.
~ For sale ID al druggists and slore-keep~f@
sra HWhars,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22

. CHICAGO, oct. F.-FLoUR-Demand steady;
receipts Hour, $500 barrels, shipments ll,6UU
barrels. W~HEAT-Demand steady; No. . sli85;
receipts wheat, 10000 bus, shipments lOl,
900 bus. o-oRS-Demand dull nnd lower; No.
l, 92c. receipts 1900 bus, shipments 10000
bus, weak; 5lh@51EG; receipts
1874 900 nus. RhlnmeuIa 100 uU hua-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
Efb'aa from a IelerJlom Jp1uaaIrm

Eve started early to ascend Mount Oliyet,
TO behold the sun pild the minarCts and tow
ers of the devoted city, from the place where
memory stirred by a thousand associations,
should exalt the mind as well as the eye Ia
the inspiration OF the scene. Well is the
yoyager repaid for long travels, holrid roads,
ship ahd tho opportunities of begging, thiey.
ing Arabs. We'll would IL have repaid Won,
CHI man OF commerce and the crucible aud
Well might You have been reminded OF youI
own city, for here, painted upon a board
nailed against one Of the huge ancient olive
trees, under which the sacred martyrs toiled
for the sins OF the world, eighteen hundred
years ago, were these familiar figures, s. II
-l86O-N. We do not know who did Il, buI
some poor invalid traveller, cured by the
PLANTATION BITTERs, wished TO advertise
their virtues in a place from whence al
knowledge flows
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22

C~IScnUAII, Oct lT-FLoUR Demand dull,
ana unchanged. WHEAr-Demand hrmer and
holders asking &c higher prices, C-oBs-Demaud
dull. OATs-Demand dull, 60@C0. HYF-Dull at
81, $50 40, B~ARLFY-Demand hrmer, CorTOE-
Unchanged. W~m9KY-Demand arm at fl,a2-
PRovtsIoss-Demand quiet; prices dropping; not
much doing Hams very dun AID pressinrly offered.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22

BILLIARD TABLr IMBBodLto.-At the late
lair held at ~. Louis under the auspices ct
the Mechanical and Agricultural Association
NJ That city, two billiard tables only wore ca
tered 10 contend iur superiority, one 10y
luims Bake, ui Cincinnati, aud the other by
Mrssrs. Brunswick y Bro, OF Chicago; the
latter receiving the hrst premium by the
award uf the committee. Mt. Baihr'r table
was Il "chci dueyIe Of art; II iu thC finest Of
any he has ever manufactured, being itted
with Pholau'z patent cushions, aud thu work
manship being exclusively the work Ofmaster
mechanics IN his regular employ. 70 the
professional players aud uthers who are in
tcTested la such matters, tho decision of the
amateur committee created ustOnishIneut aud
dissatisfaction The honesty OF the commit
tee is not questioned, but their efficiency aud
lack Ut Judgment Is severely criticized. Aluuy
professionals, who have travelled IN Europe
aud were at the Paris Exposition, unhesitat-
lugly declare that tho Bake table h one Of
the best Ia tho world, aud would have taken II
first prize at Paris or elsewhere. Tho table,
were huIriedly examined, IN fact, merely
glanced at by the committee, who thou passed
on to something else. The wrong horse in
this case has been saddlcd' ALT Bake h.
wiling 10 abide by the decision Of the prdcI-
eat players aud mcchanics, aud II the Messrr.
Brunswick are also wiling to "lct us have
peace on this question By submitting toaurh
an arbitration, Il would stately all concerned,
and norit would receive lin " reward.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22

THE SMITH SPRING BED.-Ihis justly Cuic-
brated Spring Bod, after inviting comparison
and dttyiug competition since its iutrOduc-
ton to the public, has gained further lauTels
by being awarded the FIRST premium at the
Fair held by the st. Louis Mechanical aud
Agricultural Association, Oct. 9Th, 1868, over
numberlcss competitors from all parts Ut the
United States, among whom were some who
have ever enjoyed u reputation %unequallcl,
until smiths" appeared before the public.
IL Ia Il tribute richly deserved by tie smith
Manufacturing Company, and the throngs Ut
visitors who fingered about It at the Fam, 3D.
mlring its many eXcollcncies, most heartily
and positively cOncurTed In the decision OF
the awarding committee, Al glance one can
observe that Il surpassCs all others in sim
plicit|, compactness, durability aud comfort.
II is easily set up and taEon down, occupies
but a small space when ready tor transport Ia
ton, weighs only about thirty pounds, and
can be arranged oauy bedstead. The prices
at which those bottoms are sold, ana the lib
eral terms, places II within the reach of all
to obtain Thorn, aud thus add to the real CONF
forts OF a home, The Company sell only by
Wholesale, but TINY can DO obtained from
furniture doalcrB generally.
The OTicc OF the company - at ila, North
Third street, st. Louis, Mo,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22

AMERICNN WIEE Co. or Nr. LOWS. Mo-
Thu excellent aud beautiful display OF wines,
&c, BY this company at the Fair held last
week by the 81. lOuis Mechanical aud Agri-
cultural Association, aud tor which they wore
Justly awarded many first premiums, attract
ed universal attention, and surprised many
who had 40 conception OF the immense
progress made ia this branch Of commerce.
This company manufacture champagne, aud
still wines from the first cTushingH at the
Missouri grape and also a splendid article
Of "Catawba' brandy, which, Judging from
ciated by the pubic. Their wines were ON
exhibition at the PARIS Exposition uf 1861,
where the Sparkling Imperial received
honorable MENTION, and this, too, in a
iciHe country which produces the finest and
rarcst Of wines. Their winos also received
the first premium at the iowa State Fair last
year, when the Sparkling Imperial and
Isabella, " Virginia Seeding, D. red, and the
Missouri Catawba, white, were particularly
noticed, and nj all fairs where they have been
displayed these wines have received the
highest premium. Last year their manulac-
ture amounted TO 100000 bottles sparkling
wines, and l50, 900 gallons still wines, besides Il
large amount of brandy; but the supply is not
equal 10 the demand, aud this year they have
enlarged their operations, and will produce
double the amount. The stIll wines and
brandles are In wood, and OF various quail
tics. Physicians, druggists, inyaiis, aud all
others who wish 10 procure pure wines and
b%raudies, can find them at the warehouse ~
this company, 2l9 Olive street, 81, Louis,
Missouri.