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A., e b * ~ e~e4Ito .. is e vil~edoug in jheir eins jndiiponsblii And i ee c h A iWriththe m the vie- a emnIke~ st d FS t. to "nthi 't jaLm utlperior o n ; whk13.pay so dry, SWe liave, so n -J*ttimxe-would pemit,) faniiliariaeLd V 1r 1 one'nMngthese ti ~flba~t'~'and dijad- it da esult'is a I gentlee Mi "i alviy feir Pedgi nliinqe t'ip -Arehysas a s " too -oor for t or cora .piy'iilffpr.om S2Q0.to e nh tiri r fourth year a Fproperly managed, nses from the ver.. q n urchaser v u'l~i th a "hb'atN i Cu t thi fy augiid e _u ith The -e, eriekdo ofti 0 hows a ldiof foir t so the a n ae can 'i nbOi - . sq oV .. n in -~tetiiuny ~of oth~enteuien~ Sh0ears T-pmore atten- ., the South, i g- it upon the notice of Sa e ly endorse fo E ir.own knowledgei ente et:'MrDa'radec, and com en rtelecTe a1peltion of our _t we46 thtis the e espesineAWse~ and wa fraftablycenitiTstingrtheVine,'et I - 'RO ILD, W1.0 AIII1 [DEBATI 411 ToR-Agreeably ~ii~ h~id~~u fe'w rei;drie * o. iaout anddkna a~Vina ~r ~ay,. ualhda drny io-'- ore f or 'e o r ieentoder e ~toonelpfheirigheten'd g baouravthe mytery, mand n nfoieence o, ie iakbin, g~s.eto orermu f-tor ine e-lanujd,.ule avn4hie ro m a 6fe e-ht~~cep t nete: sineeto s abe t y, s'uthester; and d* hife, ifjode uch;o' eife oea dl'L-e a'h'd ~illd lro v aided itbda ~ol'sxure Saurps soili brenoatit on it - ed'a a - -mst of IuS, 4 ' ahdeT. enster.y so-hoaja'rcve-f - antof a hr se t ouar:''eoand iA iafel oiuthe' rrsi'hland bei in of Krizntaieri ietel withu I 'of lints; atisa it oe t.oupre taoaa ~o~r "tl(eone of ( h ilt6e~ka ouft th. Crowsfdrfor ad sibpe iientao o)b* tpmt ait yow eTigahll I~tjei oi' ~ refer tat~o distanc Wton 1 flStargltssths inee tohur stoapre-, -,u *~beo'thes neetsa, or in I Haigstake 9ffthe rwsto -l '~2z'~~2 ~ t' p pr~epdto :'pen the trqpcs I - ." ~u'et tioinib nboutmwoleet wide,.and~ I dmozrenu inchis aeppfdarge plows followe d ~ "~ hoaels, ivill me~eklj do the work 'o4n our Southern clmt rmthe - * iXoemnerto ~the 'end fIeX~ auss otherefeedce - eii~enley sngeat~ *o6pnilz en.s Two nimni;g I t'hbado dswl plant a'great many '1 ~3~~~jL eshiae Ni.oltoelt Ethe roots u fgsuwies deee ihnn tt ibnotomi'of the e her. aethe .vine gight-anii fI as i earAth aroundg#;: - '~'~~' trn iothiem 'follow trihl z - fT-ab6,~a level wihethe atr- e sortst to eachhiye;oto miark I * * i4~hei~i ithing"-~moretQo.ountil .1 '~bn~vilIeall you?r ploi dend hoe& is ~%i~rk themi asy joiwould. cpri or * may pJ~ itwogow~ oticgrn q 4-',.' *- t ,'and ileyjil not inter-~ * t~*ikytined'between th 1st of 6 IMifb"'take a sharp b - ~e Yan ieli'aand cut. 2 tl__ eietest'farrowV -' a~ti'iadsme Give"themfn * ~hu ne p~ct oIti~.zb, n' C **~V "-~et - er. n - n to-- -o -- .6% a ii d . niieni ridoni et ine lign r bi eina~~unI. ''o~leeare, P i ne Vb aeeceu1&~hesi eo th eoidieo 4ermon jach es i aed ta fiollmosita"ne.ll In te Ch t'ad ma4to ipttrci e syeoe ug eyerso e.ih.and de pw .. tlopesthemu stro l;- and those -belowv wiltput'.3 tVery ne atiln' hile, w he T isl~laid48mnontlleg, theyfall got theti share 'k nCelO're qalydiyxided.'6 - vinie'shoald sa so-be strong' fastened totheikge'stake.All -d haol w ig rtifli)rior to any-others for tying,-U thouwh h'Ave~madouse'.the young~twigs of, 1k ofthe Wild-.Wllow, and of the. arkofiyungHielory *Drd hi cmeitevnes viiro ot r'og braiiehes,:which .must-be fastened'to te akes as they- grow, ntil they-.reach.the top, in hen they may.beleftto hang over. Plow and 00 as usual; plow deep in winter and in sum erei make use of a 'aeraperd After'- this, the inter prning is always more or:Iess, a repeti on of.this lat, one spur,,and one or two bear ig esnes, aie'-ing to the~strength of the vine a pruning let-.ee cut bd cleat and close, leav g no -smll Ubde of dead ood, -which 1'il ar iiajpreqthe old stem. Among - old vines, .R small-tothed-butchsaw. .will :greatly assist - 1e opiratibn..-- . ' y do n6taprov".'of sulnel'-' pruning; vine' 6dq uitrequrre althe shelter they can muster > preserve themfrom our burning sun.. Person, agaged in - the g 4rpe oulture should uot lose ight ofpruning- ;its to ioderate and equabze e.uetion..of fiuit, thereby improving its uaity;andspar..theheelth and life of the ne.' We are o yen told that,this or that person as a-vine, which inever priued, climbs 1o the ummit of high trees, bears abundantly,' is -very d; ete A sm'gle vine .isvi'ey different' from welve hundred to the acret an ieimany:parts f Italy, where they have .adopted the tree cul-. are, the quality of the wine, w.ich formnrly anD'edhig , hias po' ple tf been destroyed. I e ter 'wishi to ae'y vines avelrage more than oem twelve to fifteen bunches each. Quality isa ietter.thin quantity :-.- :.. d.ifTe Ctiawba seems to have usurped the most. ominei'is iplaeamong th nativ'es. At.be aest it is:byfar the greatest favorite; perhloips, iere others .do not sudeed as well. - At the iath,-njostpersons aref fllowiig in the wake E. our Westen brethren, ,and have taken it for anted-that-none others are worth lntivating, bad condemn. without a trio], or even without owing' them The Catawba'yis certainly a eautiful looking 'rape, and a great bearer ; but to houied and ill musky f1avor, (which s un ortunatel-ytoo strongly retained inlthe wine,) is Svery serious, objection for a palate accustomed n a'iore delicdte fruit or beverage. -The "bo aspe,' ir perfie; of 'wine is a pi-eeions quality >at-this has treo much of the good thing" .. :Foreigri jtes must be d iscrld for wine siaking. ;eter a fair trial, we lice. nany others, iavehcome to the conclusion lthathey cannot tandtouirecimrate. - v. ---e- t qffl the naives-thath Jve. co.e.:ithiI.y -eachr-'ve a digided preference tothe -1arreny ndthe- -ba both I rcat-'bearij k ebutii -' he C atawbay-sab eet tq h ii6t.e former.; fuet oti v4l r s t:a r ide.wties, -othersrewsr m .at$ ed he - ane Georgiabe moweseing t..heaawb ihsceriny th )erriesremlove tae, and hinto large'tulsb >rhalf arreas, eth 'n - ushe kli the i'an&; the conrjata iI a i-ltied tu'to large rats .-hogsed ;)"e o-wnis i edii~ to;,iti 'urteen in i s ofte toph.d'er tids.ith ibmesi afid boards to iee.f bu' as and ies.nm a vere fort tim ermentatioi - com: nentts,;3 ti-mssdsfviells dis&i-ises: to the top, md should b. resset. dow, ;with a'wooden p'ad. lie, two or three times perday. The next imorn as the cearnjuicc is drawn fromn afast, near he bottom,.ud poured into a barrel; wlben no nore juicte Iis out1 .the~ ma~ss in"'the vit.is, hen carr'd torthe press ad ithatliquid remains a it is squeezed out, this is .usually verv thick,1 mud is put-into aniother bairrel, as it is of in iiriori inlty 1 Be sure that. your barrels are iilkd toa rithin th're ince of the bung less tliln thait rould leave too muehl air in conltact wiii the riiLe. anid would cause it to sour; more ta hat woul cause it to-overllow in the fermienta ioui which f,>r a few dav~s will he very brik ; then this has ar~bsided, fill the barl to oine ijch of~ the bung, with wine reserveud. for that iirpos, and- close the bungs -tightly. En very e arsful thiat the barrel, tubs., vaitu, e ;ie., he ai! a ierfectiv elea and swe'et, as th'e slighllt idegree ft unelcinliness. would be fatal to the iin. -There now remains n.>tinig t.. do unti the ieit winter, when .the wine is draw ino :> -her' arrels in onier to clarify- it.. The da Ulr r.is lidO-ed to termne~ n A'th shias for~ or inry. retda the others. ivly idispensCabl, ani0 - .h -ery conirble , i'sa-h: . - .. ie-eellar~s ha-:e be'en t:1 -e -: - ouses on irsurfaeu, and hi 10: i rumacidity, except wihe-w -W 'a.1-. i . uakage, .or somne - other u:.9.- dise t-il meto chleapcn an'i si' hfy ' he busge, - nd~reunove-all imystery fruni ib.~ ihave I.nit zy.noerons to go thropshi ;Ihe entire proie., gomi-tie'plantingr and penning~ to. the bottling- uf hhvine. Thyare fully as inxtaligent asthe. 4:s'antry of Euroipe,'a.1d muchl more to be de ended.upon.- Here -ie hiae another decided *dvantage. over-the Western .folks, w.ho arede dndent apon-the capriceb .of direigin laborers, 4dmianyare' the airs they put on whien they aiie to-thiSCicutry. - By folowing-rhu vbove dliree:j ;u,- wic lI1 avecendeavored to give mn sitch a nianner ais to iwithin~theiunderstanding of all, and ninaking , ordigcirumistan:'es, the most iinexperienced t prmer'einget hinself' out ai vineyard, and skill a i come t with: .experience. I wish to see as a: ayas possibe4:ige in the business, as the~ iore we are the bdtter it will be for all, and enturies -will elns.before it ceases to pay. We ope, ore ilong to- see a Southern Society of meGwe.ihits centeraAustoe tg to ih'e world- pure- and luscious wine, of all 1 ues and ofahl6 py.. J i sould-sit-hjtDr.N~eDonnald's mode of al lanting vines is.more sinple than mine. IIe ti ~ae.1 no ditceesbatonly holes, about sixteen 8 iches in diarnefer and'elehteen'fleep, and phziits i de cuttiigii'theseb llis vines are'remanrka ly fmnegas all lho-see them'caa testify. Di tehes ~ 'qure more-lalbor at'frst; but then there is the diantage of havingfiiat part of .your hand bro en~which the plow cannot afterivards reach. SWoodward2 S ., Soptembcr, 187 [~4i~cevcd~y1i~iast -:eamier. from. ew h ~kChenile~hIA WLS, en~&u-w ile SCARFS ~tde'Sti~' A.L', or ben ifuit SIMLSextra q - neh e runm' u ugv-lA u~i4 ii.V Harg or-. Ame 'A.11 R06US~ht ri ie C[ ai rcpto "'W lo (,receveM csati raement h:,4.:*' e~p~ fR'Aail.- be aiia 6 e ra~sn afPOds Orfe s' r(O . tsfdth eveiirb exutftun i-'6ilie rf'~ T.o toG- mak Thi 14jur -t'~N I dytGu~f Ther 'Wal .e .n .ied c .G .D' .TU. d Ha~s le- iu# jh~g wil ie etorT j~Pron iinga hi ouoaee goT~n G: b~. C Q1TN:-[A :.16 f-. IL~t' CJ -~N(U 1 wargs. Junhett i 4 oit. -A Ba ti*orm e auibi i Sam t oi. !g.iiif wrnur go tte nd ouit & 4.ii..si . a0 1d..' B CO ,ThiAucumo Refner)~sn qu.i~ -WE~i. ld ure a~ ~url, '-"L En nu C~~3 iRO n~ ~E~ALERS IIN.WWA~3 13 (1GS ANOI'E adICQ# [b'k. CunnyClii I BU G.ev a~l r .tV se 4 ** 8 - on a t.-I 76it . A rmo m .arsa- .era r -.. ;.. ..- ,t*E-4 R be ;main." wahi ;t~fithi -a Mnine 9: Isnt .s$9 0 VoSm U CH Ik.N-*E tlioinugbl yl ow~se. Every one offbetis e ins ef u in ~ojeration C~~~~ i'i E.Pee -a-ion ea ty anar dura -bisvais wela I ~nuerin which - .they~areisp diSmniters utheathhves.Ye -. . It a ne~lwta~n.a as ~i.aehmne and ihe flyi ~ mp mdi~f~el.l t superiorqg iy arc anro ~feint. p 1~YI'es~ ~ji -'e iide- d~hyeold by. VIWN BRD.8M$ b~nz Onerroy Now Yurk 6; 14. - 6 -n ~esuor eher informatiqn conclermntg thi-" ~ e~a~rs -- Y z~,S t, Cv MWei~~, CM A~~Stivanr ie Tnbhin Shotlw a'rtows er lls- - 1 -~e~h ~ ~ utr4 -. RE and r~~ - -.uesale-a a. mut aproved-art ~ 1~O)1*NS~ Io, i ?Iageltk ee RAW ~~S! OC E il~ 5 yp ULTON * A ~Il ~a ~ 4-nf4~ ub~sci-iye1 - ;abl&I mi dgdd -. and wW Perun wieshin td he ~rei c ir iond p..sdot~g 1oa not b'* r k, piisiblek 1~rC~d~ tit l tale i ' ible dirs lbe- stuavoid-.y. 1S'OS -of ripd~r~ood, hLl .Lo1te -will do %u1l't nzd their mnres at,,an early d date' --: .. - EN ON tsb fnform en lixedUgtualitie, and will show for isefle iWas y -out. mnd Lof : ltd -ein Flerdmby Geni fand her arand ditamb Gaiian KIe a b~ernut beand full- 111-h1xn hil-n!1 iv ynr's id - ~-~v R D) IYA'. -t -Au~ u2 tf U- ]DGI1 D~I DISTRICT. N aey Roaberta6zBI.frrr .lohn Lesvis Ibbr..sc, et ail. . Y irtue ofjnm order (:-om Chancoa.lor Wardlaw nI to his cause ~ Idil1 se 1. at td 4liidteakd Un ds thw l..rd Cro-k T-i 4( l 'I dnsda.y jfter the~ u- tr.t Alould.iy in 12cte) ie n'ex4 (nemn' thie Ith) the lreal .i tt & 4 b1irAle.rn,.dedd. conti-ting o~ T H E B.TRD CR L'$K TAUCT, I Cont'vzin" OSIe -*i"n el and torty.s1ne1 (l4: nier ,-.zore or. * i m a tr d.: *-ii- .TN(Jg OGIL'nT Y Ghe ew Iel. iflb a r t. * -.l .' . 30 n -S n ao '4 n..s.rtls 1 zr - Ancsh The or' ) vi N-~I~itd 'Id . Iztn tge of :t e Pr mdss-n I 7 srIs d YLI~ oIe orei alf isnu~lfnity thispucelns, of tejied In he 'idi t 'iin. er, roeaiing Ithree r-lin L~ei~diginrn t.srnrIi dry01s inoe eles n. elvi-m ndh'a i olispw e: - Thepai -asser top e nIprv sureties fosr the. :nis y-theC ing~i~. Thui (ides ta bie signe'd ndquhd - eve-untir the bondi be- pairl. f~--iAt bodnd:ie istpiid when d dut-, the OComi*uii~~4 reselI thet pre ni.enf. ter twentyenle.jas euli notreq.at theryi of the for'me-rprhs.l(K S ..B . Sept.4.5,. t - , s. STATHEJCCERDLINA,+ * , P -y~~ -: -Forqlarc. Ha lnm16 -t e* Yvirt e r~l jity-iia thIsau'o, I JWIifet~~e~" ) .gob th iirs-it aloni dij~~tn O~ibe ,I Tt:P IARCliL C4l? 'u s n wuutu islin djlthe plan or Rne a1o ii ful'chase mone~t& n~ l~ terneti: ~half eivedih-thebojid. 'bitb&EZI'i tindae2 4 4 t s t - .- - *--.4 .(4 ks to W LA JEW Wir .torew -Pt AfT CAA . -B.Sma e the a d 3foIg91 e 3- e n iitn 0 gdpner-iheuaren oqo Iist ePo . el e a eri'x dt.prv i e C j';d 6 OfR 6 iae PP~ tigust+ SC$32 , -15;. at : :. - ~tT O A A Lilk, gnge ithe at u tonPo ai -4. h4prth - in to ERMIRYC USES, brr-to 0uS i et A l t, fNal~ preanio Zan l Car la-ins, tir ecimee it tes, formuaties: NftheD.i to.rmnopi, with the b te s ateris;nt of the .poper :pweig t. maiao. Ori oc.oftais A 1. 0AlwjtAlN111ROM3pNTi, Sp6 as !f-sharpnin g a irs tnutrs: Cornie Feiconentt ws.e c rish Yokes. & terns w pefull aiu tI .an ped ouelve Iwothe iv r i fspnfe - -1 FLa5n 4 Ildms V74.,Ols lus A ER.TT, ERRUIS S. W.EC3 -OI a ;A MatOBueingr rhc '%it 6a e$' a o okfn tory, t in nunerii- a puritE ie ; our T bedawnii -e - t -awn Ofl6icil prepnirn'ionu are Imade-in strict ucordiinee eith the foriclaries of tieU Ph nincopia, Sawith tho es'daterala. and.by. the proper19 ights ea. Our StcB ! - ,DENTAL-A AD., SURGI CAL- INSTRUM ENTS,' .1 ull, alitw bhre ut:vquallc-d arrangemients foe oening dw n shorte nuticn Feeing ctofident 2that: -e 18n57.rn-Wb:ourcue On the planof- i 1e,,n reas ut t No::wercepecPriz---t sveicy. inrer Tick e ourhelves-to flt th, m Wiibieii Aid d&sac .ro . E .W& hNi 'lT\FR. - L'a'4D..Plumhb 6. 1A prie r~f......A . p r:il l3 is........... ..10.000 SWAI -CO'S iLOTTERIES. iiCArI T.A t -PRI ZE 1h priz ow !r...... !01.............0 t 1r pine ao........i a0 is ...... .......5 .000n 10 srlz<-se. ... .. .. 0,) -;r .... .. . . . . .... 0 10 irz. i1'. ... . . . 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Cmi Mc ne's ,C brate-d VER.MIUG .all -LiVF-R* PuL"Ls,* pre are~ byV:z. ,bOlI PROPRIE.TORS Pit othier,. as dl' AN 5 441 ~Boo1~ .4~i3L mel ~r~8Ii ICi~u~ P~iInj~ tF~peL~ Togi~iii.,r - ~Th~E~Si~ ~ -~ -~ _ r~)~ ~ ~ofties'~i1t. - .djLyoi~Oct~r ;Iii~ ~J~*RDC.B ~ C'. ~ '-7 $1 .4 -~ ~ E~R'~1' " .~it. of pi awl ~owJiavangfije - cdu1o~ Oh two to t~io ~ (bo General,.~~yaui o~I otlzcr -Cro i~to~7 V Btrcct is-W 111 ~ s~immoued,.,m - Ccii ~atEdgefi9t~ 4Iay~or4Ootohe7ue~tp~i why the ~raycl~of'~th~V t~b. ~bo grantcV Clerk's O~ce O~ T ~'dE~L.~' ~ 'I tlSher4 o Th:nl~xr ~i~'zng4 Lo~biiA~ku ft~m ~IEiiiaI.L IN] z~iii v3ylyi ~ of ~ ~j~j* 1~ luy tRio priyer.6C4~ ..~,-~ ~tate~U - J M ~K7 . .4 ~6hof~d' of..(kpiaaacLvSdt(i,~~ '~ - filed in rny,,Office~'tb of ~ Common PJsss~pr.yw f6b~ori~r1nso ~C. Rroela~id? -tho sau1~C4 ~$ 4tb~1i~h~ ilIToi ~ ~3nly ~G~eti;~o - Id C '~ B .iiipe 2IY~QOD ?' -