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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-31

Arrive at caroe every Wednesday and Saturday by
Leave Charloe every MONDAY and Thur.d.v Al -
Arrive at Sydney every Wednesday, and Saturday by
1896 From Wapahkonnetta by uoionopoIis W.vne.
hed, and Roundhead, 10 Kenon 40 miles aud
back, a week. LA
Leave Wapahkonne eta every Friday at6am;
Arrive at Kenion same day by 6pm
Leave Kenton every Saturday al 8
Arrive at Wapahkonnelta same day by pm.
l0307 From Dinsmore by Fryburg, TO H. John IL mles
and back, week.
Leave Dnsmore every Friday 2pm
Arrive ST. John day by pm;
Leave St, John every Friday at 8 am;
Arrive al Dlnsmore same day by IL N.
lOsos From ST. Mary's, ny Celna skeels Gross Roads,
New Corydon, la, Timber Lost, Linn Grove and
Vera Cruz, to Blsiton, ~ miles and back, once
week
Leave ST. Mary's every Saturday at S am;
Arrive at Button next day by 8 pm;
Leave Button every Thursday at sam;
Arrive at s., Mery's mex, day by 8 p m.
10000 From ST. Mary's, by Cena, Neptune Boets, Mer~
Ger, shane's Crossing, Wiltshire, Pleasan, Mills
La, Decatur Monmouth, and Root, Fort
Wayne, So miles and back, three times week.
supplying Celina and Boctia on the going, and
Neptune on the return trips.
Leaves Mary's Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive at Fort Wayne same days by sum; A
Leave Fort Wayne Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive at St. Mary's daysby SPIN
oslO From Dephos, by Fort Jennings to Kalda s miles
and back, once week.
Leave Delphos every Thursday at pm
Arrive at kaIida same day by Jpn; g.a,t
Leave kaida every Thursday at Ga nj 8
Arrive at Dephos same day by lam.
l03ll From Defiance by Brunersburg and Evanspor,
Bryan 81 miles and back, twice week. 53g.
Leave Defiance every Tuesday and Friday q,
am;
Arrive at Bryan same days by IL ~.
Leave Bryan every Tuesday and Friday lpm;
Arrive atDefance Same days by 8p m.
1912 From Defiance by Brunersburg, Canssvie Shocks
vile, and Hicksvile. to Panama, 50 miles and
back, week. l.
Leave Defiance every Wednesday at sam;
Arrive at Panama same day by 6pm;
Leave Panama every Thursday at Gam;
Arrive ct Defiance day by pm.
IO33 From ST. Josephs, by Ar,c, Hamilton, la Stcu-
benville, Angola, Flint, and Brushy Prairie, to
Lima, 40 miles and back, once week
Ieaye Iolen At IA M,
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II Nsm bunbury, by Wallis Crosse Roads, Porter,
Sparta, Frederick town, Hhalcr's Mills, North LIB
sdy. Butler, Neville, Six Corners, and MIfiin,
10 Ashland, 81 miles and back, once week.
Lave Sunbury every Wednesday at 6 ami
Arrive at Ashland next day by SPIN;
Leave Ashland every Friday at Gam;
Arrive al Sunbury next day by p IA,
- FROM Gambler, by Mwood, Danville, NonPareil,
- Humphreys Villa, and Killbuck, TO Milersburg,
Il miles and back, once week.
Issye Gambler every Friday at an;
Arrive at Misrsburg same day by 6pmi
Ieays Millersburg every Saturday al . ana
Auiye at Gambler same day by SPINS
% From Mount Vernon, by Democracy, Holloway,
= Iondonyille, Big Prairie, Wooster, Madison
burgh, Old Hickory, Guilford, Medina, Brunswick,
Strongsville, Middlsburg, Parma, Brooklyn, and
Ohio City, to Cleveland, 81 miles and back, six
Leave Mount Vernon daily except Sunday at 7 mi
Arrive at Cleveland next days by pm;
Leave Cleveland daily except Sunday at Tam;
Arrive at Mount Vernon next days by pm
o From Mount Vernon, by Gambler, Wolf, Bladens-
burg, New Guilford. Yves, Bedford, Tyrone, and
Roscoc, to Coshocton, 80 miles and back, six
times a week to Gambler, and once week the
residue.
Leave Mount Vernon daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Gambler same days by l0i an;
Leave Gambler daily except Sunday a, IL m;
Arrive at Mount Vernon same days by IL pm;
Aayc Gambler every Wednesday ut IL m;
Arrive at Coshocion same day by 0pm
Leave Cosh0ctnn every Thursday at6 am
Arrive at Gambler same day by SPIN.
!, From Mount Vernon, by Lucerne ChesterviIe, Pu-
laskivie, Mount Gilead, Marit's and Underwood's,
TO Marion, a. miles and back, once week.
Leave Mount Vernon every Wednesday at 2 p m;
Arrive at Marion next day by l2m;
Leave Marion every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Mount Vernon next days by S pm.
y From Cheservie, by Frederektown, lowering, and
Woodview, to Shauck's, 18 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Chesterville every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday At 6 am;
Arrive al Shaucks same days by am;
Leave Shaucks every Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday at 2pm; 49,
Arrive al Chesterve same days by p m.
q From Mount Glead, by Smiths Mills, iberia, New
Winchester, and Letimbervie, to Bucyrus, 80
miles and back, once week.
Leave Mount Gilead every Tuesday at 8 am;
Arrive at Bucyrus same day by pm;
Leave Bucyras every Monday at am;
Arrive At Mount GIead same day by I m.
4 From Loudonvie, by Perryville, MELVILLE, Has
lngs, and Barnes, to Mansfield, % miles and back,
twice week
Lave Loudonville every Wednesday and Saturday
Mlpm;
Arrive at Mansfield same day by SPIN;
Leave Mansfield every Wednesday and Saturday at
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1929 From waynssvle, by spnngboro to Franklin Il
miles and back, a week.
Leave Waynesyle every Saturday al 3 m;
Arnse al franklin same day by Ill am;
Leave franklin every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Waynessille same day by pm
lO5SO From Hamilton, by Rossye Jacksonboough West
Elkion, Gratis, West Alexandra, Lewisburg Eu.
phema, Hagerstown, Casne, and Fort Jefferson,
to GreenviIie, Sc miles and back twice a week
Leave Hamilton every Tuesday and Friday at 8 a
Arrive Greenvie same days by 8 pm;
Leave Greenvlle every Monday and Thursday at 6
Arrive at Hamilton same days by SPIN.
loasl From Hamilton by Rossvlls, Darrtown, Morning
Sun, Fair Haven, Beechy Mre, la. and Boston,
to Richmond, Ia, 50 miles and back daily.
Leave Hamilton daily at M
Arrive at Richmond same days by pm;
Leave Richmond daily at am
Arrive at Hamilton days by p m.
l02s2 From M'ddetown, by lie Sourdsvlle, Princeton,
and Port Union, to Cincinnati 80 miles and back,
Leave Middietown every Friday at Gam;
Arrive at Cincinnati same day by pm
Leave Cincinnati every Saturday at II m;
Arrive at Middletown same day by m.
lO2s3 From Hamilton, by Mllvlle, to Reilly 10 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Hamilton every Saturday at 8 am
Arrive at Reilly same day by IL m;
Leave Reilly every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Hamilton same day by SPIN.
l0264 From Hamilton, by Rossyle Seven mile Collins
yle Somerville, and Camden, to Eaton, 81 miles
and back, six times week.
Leave Hamilton daily except Sunday at 10 am;
Arrive at Eaton same days by 4 pm
Leave Eaton daily except Sunday at Gan
Arrive at Hamilton same days by l2 M
lO265 From New Paris by Concorda, New Madison and
Fort Jefferson, to Greenvile, 90 miles and back,
twice week.
Leave New Paris every Wednesday and Saturday at
Jpn;
Arrive at Grcenvle day by pm;
Leave Greenville every Wednesday and Saturday at
Sam; . 1#Ia
Arrive at New Paris days by IL m.
1926 From New Paris to New Westvie, miles and
back, six times week.
Leave New Paris daily except Sunday at S p m
Arrive at New Westville same days by pm;
Leave New Westvle daily except Sunday at p
m;
Arrive at New Paris days by SPIN.
l02S7 From Hagestown by Hamburg, Eaton IL miles
and back, a week.
Leave Haeerstown every Friday at 81 am;
Arrive at Eaton same day by III am;
Leave Eaton every Friday at nj
Arrive at Hagerstown same day by pm.
lO288 From Xenia, by Zimmerman's Wilinmsown, Day
7 ,k.r, NAx Tahs Hot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

ENGLAND AND Naturalization assem-
bled on the 2Sth On the day following there
was protectiunist demonstration, formidable as
10 numbers, at Drury Lane Theatre, and on the
same day at Liverpool an anti Papal meeting OF
four hours Duration The Liverpool Journal
pronounces the protectionist demonstration fail.
ure. The Jewish disabilities bill on the second
reading passed by majority of -.
The rush across the Atlantic continues with
undated viror.
a Nenagh paper states that the once populous
district Of Thurlos and various other parts Of
Ilpperary, appear TO be almost totally deserted
A letter from Waterford mentions that five emf
grant ships irechted fully with two thousand
souls. left that port for A,nsrtss on the I'D nit
and on the 9th another lage vessel laden with
emgrants, sailed for the same destination
Accounts from the West are even more start
ling. A magistrate and landowner in the coun-
ty Of Mayo speaks in terms Of utmost alarm al
the prospect Of the country being left without
sufficient hands to tiil the ground. From West
port and Castle Bar, shopkeepers, farmers and a
ble-bodied loborers are flying as if from tn,
plague.
The Tuam Herald. referring to the movement
IN the County Of Galway, says, If the tide o
emigration proceeds with the ripidity which ha,
marked ITS progress during the past Spring, thi
province bids fair 20 become a wilderness
observation-disclosures have been received VI;
Spain, that the garrison Of Opouo rose on th'
oath ut. IN consequence of the arrest Of mum
Der Of officers and soldiers and declared 70
Marshal Saldanha, after a combat Of two hours
The General, after remaining incog in the city
embarked in an English ship, and was recalc
by The insurgents The inhabitants of Oport
have declared for the Instruction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-22

the examination Of the most prominent parts Of
the exhibition, received every where by loud sc-
CARNATIONS.
And now the last act of the ceremonial re-
mains to be recorded. The Marquis Of Bread
albane, in loud tone of voice, announced that
the Queen declared "the Exhibition open" A
flourish of trumpets proclaimed the fact to the
assembled multtudes. The Royal family at
tended by the Court, withdrew from the building
the choir once more took up the strain of the
National Anthem, the barriers, which had hith-
erto restrained the spectators within certain lin
its, were withdrawn, and the long pent up mass.
es poured over every part Of the building, unre.
strained by policemen, and eager to crafty theil
curiosity
Such was the state opening of the Great FIX.
hibition-a pageantry which no one who witness
ed IT can ever forget, and which Is stamped on
the history Of this age and country in characters
which will not easily be chaced. Those who
have INDUCED in sinister predictions of danger
arising from this undertaking have at least thu;
far been false prophets. Nothing could exceed
the good humor and disposition to be pleased
visible over every part Of the building.
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prailJ5.

IN shedon. Iafh o Hon Jacob Mead late Senator cor
Frsnkhn tounty, ared yori4
in Uunuugon the 1913 instant. Of Lumbar Ahscess
" nouts standing Joel d. Johns eldest Johns
usrd3L e hes iein nod chiid mourn Their
w ihciscn, JAuuay l9h, CALVIN ClHfk, "a very worthy
mln. cummitcn suicide III of menal ahefrttinn, by
hausus srd g. years. Match Mada wife dicd at
long HHd painful ilncs aged 90 scsrs. Mary,
Dudley Cabot, nd daughter 1t Air aad Airs Clark, died
Chelsea. ut Consumption, Dec 9, aged q yeats Thus
thee members of he fmiiY been away
wiihn the period ~ "a macy TVS.
lntr,n-bnfy Apr "A. ofrrsipeas, john R., ased 20,
sou Of Josiah snc Minefs1 Buurihod OF Moretosn.
In Chelsea al the residence OF httfhsf, Mrs. Lucy NJ.
SLATER, o. koyait3n
90 iroaion Ohio. An 70, of typhoid fever, Julius ".
Roberts 80 huofav, Law, aged "a years. Of 2.
Hollis Roberts, ct -. Juhusbuty, "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-22
TO WOoLLEN AND COTTON
MANUFACTURERS.
Ferguson's Arrow Root Starch.


THE Subscribers have been appointed sole agents for the
sale Of fergusoa's Mannciurers' Arrow Roo, Starch,
and expect to be constantly receiving in sufficient quaint
ties to gu oideis any Il Is warranted pure, aud
made from Arrow Root only.
Pom tho Testimonials furnished by MI. Ferguson
appears that This Article has been used w number Of
manufactures New YORK and New-England tho past
year, with unparalleled II forms sizing for
Cotton Wooden Yam, Of great cousis,ency and
dnary CheHpnes II takes the place OF glue altogether
that article no, added the sizing nude Of this Starch.
II renders the cloth hfmef and elastic aud gives TO
The goods rich gloss that Iceland Moss aud other expen.
Isvo preparations cannot besiow.n
The following extracts from letters lately received
ut IL prepared similarly to other starch tor sizing. II
makes the hfaads of wooden yarn smoother and
han other Starch; pound Of Is roth three pounds Of
poIo saf h jor suing oooa yarn have heard highly
Recommended for cotton"
(signed,) DANIEL BAGLEY.
Piusheid, Apul p, 1851
We have used il nearly years, and find far cheap
and better than glue any other Starch. am fdoni
it would be much better for the cotton manufacturers to
substitute It Instead VI potato stafch.'
(Sgnedl T. CLAP, 81.
Ptsfeld, Arnl %, 1851.
iam Obliged give you're the preference, both
CARDS quality economy labor IN application. hrauty,
lSigntd) G. u. ATHEkrON.
Hartford, April 20, 1851
The manufacturer, having ihir.duced machinery
preparation, thetat, osscuing is cost l. enabled oof
q further reduced puco.
For sale, Wholesale, by
suIEFFELIN BHOTuERs & 60.
Pisa l04 and log John Street, Now York.
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tftorkcts.


Reported Tor The Bustua baiy Advertiser
AZ Market ~ Beef Cattle, 80 oke eofkn. oxen, 100
ADD calves, 1850 nheep, and J-Oi s~inr.
PEtCEs. Beef taulo.-- EIirs 9 90 $685. frst
quslty ESQ 675 second % b,7j, thrd s. IS 80
WYikne oAen.-salos az 70, IS -, 81 los, and la
lows and taitcs-~alfs p, a, p, Is, a. a0d q.
shrep-Sales at . IS, 90. 4,75.SG.1a cd 50.
SAinc-iofs prddili 5 C Tor sous, col 6 tor
baIruws. IA Aog3 "a. AZ all from 10 conls.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-22
Horace Atkins Estate.

THE subscribers, having been appointed BY the Hon
Probate Court, fur the district Of Arlington,
mssone TO receive examine aud adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all against the estate Of Horace Atkins
late Of Waterbury, An said dsic, represented iasoven
and The term Of months IRON the 2h OF April 1851 ell
lowed by SAID To the creditors Of said deceased
hibii and their respective claims before us-Do give
notice that viii attend TO the business Of appointment
al the dwelling house Of widow Lucia o. Atkins Water
bury in said dsc, the 25h Of June add Oerobs
next, at one o'clock afternoon, each said days.
Waterbury, May l2, A u 1851:
wv. WELLS. Commis
~ l. HUTcaIhs, isieusIs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-22
SCHUYLER PheIps Estate.

TINE So BSCklbERs having apponted by the Hou.
the Probate Count for the Dstriet Of Washington,
missoneIs, TO receive examine, and udus all claims aud
demands vi all tho OF Schuyler Phelps,
late OF Berin, said dissrct, deceased, represented
solvent, and the tenn Of six months from the 9th day Of
May, 1851 being allowed To the cred0 OF said deceas
3D. exhibit prove their respective claims before
GIVE Notice. that will attend the duties of our ap
pontmortA at tho dwelling house of May fhelps In Berlin,
10 said dret, the int Tuesday OF july and November
O'Clock 40 the forenoon, each q SAID
Beflin May 9Th, A. is5i.
c.w. BANcRoFTr Comm.
&c HARVEY JOHNSON, sioasn-
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BRASS KETTLES.

DED CORDS. HOES, SHOVElS, MANURE FORKS,
- FILES, DOOR LOCKS, DOOR HANDLES, Butts,
SCREWS, KNIVES = FORKS. SAWS, SrEELYARDs,
Blind fastenings, sad ITons Coffee Mills, together with
every variety ofadwaTe, be found al the Central Em
porium, State street. LUTHER CROSS
Mo1tpelief, May 20. ~
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Gold and silver Speotaoles,

for all ages Also, Argent Plated sPoctacles aud steel
Bows, a colofs Ladies aai Gents GOLD Chains & Keys
Gold Rings, Gold Pins, Gold Ear Drops Bracelets Gold
Ihinbie, silver 1hinbo-, Gnd Ear Hoops, Jenny Lima
Knobs aHd nfop. Gold Cu Pins Gold loekrts, Gold Pen
aud Pens Por Moneys Pearl Pom Moneys Coal Chains
with Gold Snaps, Scissors and seats Picket Knives, Purse
steel Hoads, Pufse hss Eisp LADIES' Hair. Jenny
Limo Clocks Alarm and Common ClooAs large lot FLUTES,
Accoideuns. Cisoutifs Fiddle Sutngs bass Vol Bows
and Stngs, Lulin's Pefumer, Bet.s Nutfitisc, new
article the growth Of the hair, Cal slet,i Buffalo
COMBS, she'll aud side Combs Fine sik fuIses, Toys ia
Aauntnncr Pure Bears on, Cologne hest knd, Lavender
Water Nice Bu'ues, alsn large iot at Perfume
NOT named. Arrutcan, Flute and CiHonette Books Ra-
aud Sap, Nasiou. kins uf soaps, Uiuyon Pencils
loot Brushes Lath-r aad Hair Brushes, shell, Ivory,
Budslo born and Common Combs in short alnos every
ching kept by wes and Fancy Goods Dealers The above
wall be sod Of small advance fiom cost, and
tainted TO 5e shat they are sold of.
Lades und Gendcmcu, please call, and look US over
auI Judge iof yourss YES.
y d. Clocks nd Watr es repaired and warranted Jew
els replaced A.tches, good as
MAIN sTRRET, neat Rutdiag to burbank & LAngdon'l
store
Aoain elisr, May 18th 1851. 26tf
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Great Northern Route.

FROM BOSTON to BURLINGTON, MONTREAL, oG
ptNsbuRGH, NIAGARA FALLS, KINGSTON, TO
RoNTo' HAMILTON, RUFFALO, CLEVELAND. DE-
IRoil, CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-22
\ TITIe sunpTe OF
Siiuer Table IL Tea Spoons,

Cream Ladies, Desert s7oons Sugar Spoons Batter Rnivos
ffuii Snves ote newest patterns, and waaIted Of tho
best Of Sieer
argent Plated Table 81 Tea Spoons,
very good article Plated Waie such Tea aud Coffee
Pots, susei Bowls, Cfosmers, ADD Cate Baskets Casto
very
Ba,taaa Tea and Coffee Pots. new Patterns. LADIES' &c.
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BONNETS, BONNETS /!

al he Peoples Store, opposite be Brick Church,
THIS day received full Of Cap Crown Bon
nets with Msses' Hats, aud GPssys Of the ap-
LYMAN l. KING.
Msy 2ad, 1851. n
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SOAP. SOAP.

UST received from the nsnuassSf,f. % BoNss Chemi
cal Efasise snu For safe ~ he boa 10. Bosof
prices, al the Central Emporium, State street.
LUTHER CROSS.
Montpelier May %. "a
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WATCHES x JEWELRY
WITCHES.

Gold ond English Lrses, from the hot Of makers, and
warranted. Guia Anchor and Cylinder Escapemeals al
warranted scs-eis hne. rve English Levers, tbfihdle
maker very heavy, also Anchor, Lever Csnder Escape
meat and Verge Matches
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-22
Paints. Oils B. 1--we SHUTS.

Fail supply eau be found at Tie CenlFaI EmPoFlgm
y state Street. l.. CkOSS.
Montpelier, Nav 20. 81
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Pure Teas, Coifees, Sugars, &c.

FIRST RATE article Of Teas, Sugars, Tobacco, spi.
N Coffee Rice, a.. TOT sale cheap the Central
Emporun, state Street. LUTHER CROSS.
Moot pelier May ~, ls5l. "a
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HOE & CO.'S
Casistecl Circular & Long saws

~ ME Subscribers manufacture from Il bet ras,
u steel, Circular Saws. from Two incle. ~ f,va
Feet Diameter. These saws are carefully haraeae4
| and tempered, and are ground ard finished aa
chmery, designed expressly for the purpose a.. IRE
herei re much superior In truth and unilon.iv 81
surface TO those ground in the usual manner. IEgy
quife less set, les power 10 drive them ard uta
noi 50 bic TO btccne heated, ard produ : sty.r
M timber
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mil, Pitt afd
Cross Cur Saws a. d Billet Webbs Of sure uf qusi-
ny, ell OF which hoy have for ssle ct dor wsrc
rocms, Aos - sid 81 God street, or tic, mas d
obared of the principal hardware ntrA.a.s, u
he uairtd Satcs. r. ROE, & co,
Printing Press, Machine and Saa Makts
- ard 81 Cod s.te...
The 6lwirg e1tfaci is iIom a reroft IN. &c +
CT mmitee Of scientific and PRACTICAL ltnHtneI., az
pointed by The American lustilue
Your committee ere Of Unanimous opjHinn Il al
in The apparatus mY.nttd by Dir. X. ". iloe. fl
grinding SANS, he has sllay ID great IT, tnui ard
tact in the ada laiion Of hat h,Eiy 70 The tadu
ticn of resL!s n II manufacture ut SAYS, kic't
may with propiidy Le deItu..na't ito - i.us ul-
ira of the art
Publishers OF n wspaper, Vic " III Insult lus i'd
versmen. Il rec times wiih this nae, ara ,rrvsid
Us paper containing tie s. me, WI. be p.0 ~, pm
ting materlas, b. purchasing tour tlues IN suiuIut
OF their bill, iur the advertisement.
September 10, 1851.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

A NEWset of BUGGY HARM ESS'or Sale
IA Enquire at this Office.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
THIRD ANNUALFAIR
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.

6NIE Third Annual Fair ofihe SOUTH CAR
Il OLlNA ms fiTuTE. for the promotion
Art Mechanical Ingenuity and Industry, will b,
held IN Charleston, S. G. opening On MONDAY
18th November and continuing during The week.
Specimens in every branch of Mechanism, Ar
and industry slso OF Cotton, Rice Sugar, Tobacco
and all other Agricultural Products, is solicited, Il
which suitable premiums will he awarded.
The following special Premiums are offered =
or the six best specimens Of Steel made from
aranburg or other Iron, the product of South
ern State. and Manufactured into Edged Tools OF
any kinda Gold Medal
~ B-A specimen of the Steel in Bars to be cent
with the Tools
For the largest quantity of Cocoons. raised on one
plantation not less ihao Ten Bushels-A Cola
Medal or $50.
For The largest quantity of Spun Silk the pro
duee OF any one plantation, not less than Ten
Pounds-A Gold Medal or Premium Of $50.
For the beet Sea Island Cotton Gin, on some new
principle superior 10 that now IN general use; or
for sny real and important improvement On the pre-.
sent ono-A Gold Medal
For the invention of suitable machine for Pul
verising Red Pepper-A Gold Medal
For the best Steam Engine-A Gold Medal
For the best modtl Steam Fine Engine-A God
Medal.
A large and commodous building has been Sc
ected fcr-.,e Exhibition and every care will be
paid to the reception and care OF Articles sent 10 the
Fair. All specimens must be In BY the 18th Of No
vember
Contributors to the Fair are respectfully request.
ed when they send specimens for Exh btion, to
send full descriptions of the Articles, and such in
formation in general as may be o. use, ard proper
for publication.
Address n. TAYLOR
Chairman Of Commitie on Correspondence.
June 49, 2l-td.-
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Post Office Stamps.
TO POSTMASTERs.

rENIIE advertiser. Postmaster at Pleasant Grove,
IL Allegheny county, Maryland is the first per.
son in the United States who conceived and under
took eS enslvely 10 publish the idea OF furnishing al
post Offices in the country with cheap stamps. All
stamps made by him are warranted equal or suPert.
or to any her that can be procured for The same
price, and whenever any sent out in any man.
ner defective or unsatisfactory, duplicates will ba
torwa rded, on notice without extra charge. All who
order set OF stamps, with full OF Changes for
dates only So for thirty pieces shall be kept in
stamp. ad tibitum. Full sets with enc change 81.
Whenstamps are neatly made w.lh turned handles
and screw-same style as the regular government
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Price one to two dollars only, and special authority
10 send BY mail free.
Address, Post Master, Pleasant Grove, Alsgha.
ny county, Maryland.
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three times. aud sending a ropy OF Tie paper shalt
receive credit for ten dollars in wood letter or ten
dollar proof prcss--et it preferred, wood engrav
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