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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Needlecork.

We, the undersigned, a Committee ap-
pointed on Plain Needle " ork, after care
ful and minute examination Of the articles
exhibited for our inspection, beg leave re-
spec.fully TO submit the following report:
Your Committee in comparing the vari-
Gus articles, which have been worked with
so much nea.ness and elegance, have found
great difficulty in determining to whom they
should award the respective premiums offer
ed by your Society. Your committee how
ever, is of the opinion 'ha. the first premium
should be awarded 10 No. 2, (Mrs. Capt.
Lewis;) and the second to No. /, Mrs.
James F. Neale,) comprising Vest, Jacket
and Pants. Your committee cannot; how
ever, close this report without saying that
we are highly gra,ified 10 find that the ladies
Of Charles, instead of being engaged in wild
schemes Of fana.icism, like the ladies Of the
North, and acting in that sphere which Pc
culiarly belongs to their sex. All Of which
is respectfully submitted.
THos. J. GARDINER,
THos. H. BowLING,
E.V. EDELIN,.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
Counterpanes and Quilts.


The Committee on Coun,erpanes and
Quilts submit the following report: 1t afford
ed them much pleasure TO notice the numer-
Gus Quilts presented for their examination,
all of which they consider an evidence OF
the interest the ladies feel in the success of
the Society. Out of the number Of Quilts
exhibited, all we'll and neatly executed, they
have selected the following to receive the
premiums offered. They award the first
premium to Quill. No. 4, (Mrs. Aquila Tur-
ner's); the second premium 10 Quilt No. 2,
(Mrs. Thomas o. Bean's); the third premi-
um to Quilt No. 3, (Mrs. Samuel Cox's);
the fourth premium to Quill. No. IL, (Mrs.
Henry r. Harris). They award the frs.
premium to yarn Counterpart No. 4, (Mrs.
Geo. w. Carpnter's); the second premium
to yarn Counter?aue No. 10, (Mrs. Walter
A. Haisip's); the third premium to yarn
Counterpart No. II, (Sarrah B. B. Prices
They award the first premium to cotton
Counterpart No 2, (Mrs. Ann M. Bowl
ing's); the second premium TO cotton Coun-
terpane No. l, (Mrs. James F. Neale's).
JosIAs HANCOCK,
w. MEYENBERG,
ALEX. QUEEN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Mules.

Your Committee on Mules beg leave re-
spectfuly to report, that they were exceed
ing y gratified al the display of fine Mules,
exhibited in competition, and have to repor,
that there were ten pairs Of Mules upon the
ground, for all of which we would most
gladly have awarded premiums could we
have exercised sha, privilege under the rules
Of the Society. We have the pleasure to
add that the display of Mule Colts was not
to be excelIed by any community within
our knowledge, both as TO quality and num-
bers. Your Committee have had much diff
fculty in deciding upon the merits, as to
which was the best pair and second best
pair Of Mules, also as TO which was the best
Mule Coli; bu, having nicely Disseminated,
have to report that Mr.. Absalom Tennison
is entitled to the premium for the best pair
Of Mules; Mr.. John Hamilton, the second
best pair Of Mules; and Mr.. Alexander Hais-
lip, the premium for The best Mule Colt,
year old. All Of which is respectfully sub
mited. SAMUEL Cox,
HENRY A. NEALE,
w. A. POsEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Tnbacco.

Your Committe on Tobacco beg leave to
report, that they have examined the several
samples of Tobacco, and are sorry that there
were not more offered for their considera-
ton, but those offered, however, done great
credit to the growers Of that article; and
we have on careful examination unani-
mously awarded to No. l, &. ]. Luckel.,)
the frs. premium to lot No. 4, Henry A.
Moore,) the second, and to lot No. z,
(Wm. G. Robey,) the third. All Of which
is respectfully submitted.
THos. 0. BEAN.
Chairman.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
The character of the soil, loan, with rather
more sand than clay. FIR. W1LLs.n

The character of the soil, loan, with rather
more sand than clay. F. r. Wills"
"The acre of land from which this Whea,
was reaped, was of stiff and tenacious clay
soil. 1t was portion of my Tobacco land
and had been heavily manured with we'll
rotled farm-yard manure. The land was
deeply flushed with Minor g. Horton
plough, No. 10 1-2, on the Sd of October,
1851, and seeded on the 4,h, a, the rate Of
one bushel and half 10 the acre; the whole
raked in with Drury's heavy square rake.
The variety of Wheat sown was blue-s,em
white. JAS. FERGUSON"
1t is certified shat John B. Maddox "reap-
ed from 6ve acres, l46 bushels and 2 quarts
of Wheat, from l-2 bushels of seed; to-
bacco land loan soil. The land flushed,
and the Wheat narrowed in farm-yard ma.
nure applied; blce-stem white Wheat"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Garden Products.

The Committee appointed on Garden
Products report, that The quantity present.
ed for exhibition was large, and OF a very
superior qualify. So numerous and nearly
equal were the specimens and lots, that the
committee found much dif1iulty in making
their awards. They have on a careful ex-
animation determined on the following -
To No. 6, Orchard B. Posey,) for the bes,
bushel Of Irish Potatoes to No. 6, (James
F. Feale,) for the bes. busheI of Swee. Po-
ta.oes; to No. l, (E. Wells, Jr,) for the
best lot Of Pumpkins to No. z, (Richard
Barnes,) for the bes. lot Of Bee.s to No. l,
Mrs. E. A. Midd.e,on,) for the best lot OF
Carrots; to No. 4, &. L. Brawner,) for the
bes. lot of Cabbage; TO No. S, (Mrs. S. A.
Gardiner,) for the best 10. Of ParsnIps; to
No. 3, (E. w. Day,) for the best lot of As
sorted Vegetables. All Of which is respect
fully submitted.
P. DAVIS,
r. G. WATSON,
SAMUEL SWAMI,
L. FARRALL,
WILLIAM H. BERRY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On ButLer.

To the agricultural Society of Charles County:
The Committee on Butter respectfully
report, that the quantity of Butler exhibited
was unusually large, and its quality very
fine. The nice and manner in which i, was
put, was we'll worthy of notice, and with
its excellen. quality reflected great credit.
upon those who contributed TO this branch
of your Exhibition. After a very careful
examination, the committee have determin-
ed that of the fresh Butter, lot No 9, Mrs.
John Hamilton's), is entitled to the frs.
premium; lot No s, (Mrs. George w. Mat
thews'>(, to the second and 10. No ii, (Nlrs.
james F. S,one's), to the third; and that
of the potted Butler, lot No 3, (Mrs. Eliza
beth G. Davis'), is entitled to the first pre-
MUM lot No 6, (Mrs. Samuel HAnson's),
to The second, and lot No 4, (Mrs. AquiIa
TurneI's), to the third.
GEO. BRENT,
BENNETT NEALE,
JOHN &. CAMPBELL,
WILLIAM NEvITT,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Vine and Preserves.

We, the undersigned Committee on Wine
and Preserves, after having we'll tasted and
carefully examined the above named articles,
do most respectfully submit the following
report: Wime-6rst premium to domestic
Wine No. 2, first sample, (Mrs. Mary E.
Neale's); the second premium 10 domestic
Wine No. 2, second sample, Mrs. Mary
E. Neale's). Preserves-frs. premium TO
variety of Ci.ron Preserves No. 3, (Mrs.
James R. Bren,'s); the second premium to
preserved Oranges and Lemons No. 2, Mrs.
James R. Brenl's) *Pickles-frs. premium
to picked Peppers and Mangos No. 4, Mrs.
James R. Brent's); the second premium to
yellow Pickles No. 5, Mrs. Jas. R. Bren!'s).
We also beg leave to speak in compliment
tory terms Of Wine No. 3, (Mrs. Mary J.
Davis') Current Wine No. l, Mrs Doc,.
Mles1 preserved Peach N O. a, Mrs. John
Hughes') and Brandy Peaches No. l, Mrs.
James R. Bren!'s).
F. MATHEWS,
G. LANCASTER,
0. A. FERGUSON.
There was no premium for Pickles offered by
the Society.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Corn and Oats.

1he COMMITTEE 10 whom was referred The
report upon Com and Oats award the first
premium 10 Mr.. William Nevit,, for the bes,
acre, the product of which was Is 1-2 bar
rels, l-2 bushel and 1-2 peck for the best
field OF Corn, not less than acres, they
awardthe premium to the same gentleman,
the product of which was 81 barrels, 1-2
bushels; for the second best acre of Corn,
they award the premium to Josias H. Haw-
kins; the product Of this acre was Is barrels,
bushel. There were several other compeli-
tors, all showing large yields. Mr.. William
B. Matthews presented a certificate for S
acres, measuring so barrels, 3 bushels
MIR. Samule Cox, for | acre, measuring ii
l-2 barrels. DR.. Francis r. Wills, for S
acres, measuring $50 l-2 bushel; also for
l acre, measuring 81 rs; and Mr.. John
Hamilton, for acre, measuring Is barrels,
a bushels. There was no certificate showing
The yield of Oats exhibited.
JOHN R. FERGUSON,
VIM. HAMILTON.
THE following accompanied the cerIif-
cate Of Mr. Nevi,t
"The lot Of Corn was made on swamp
loan, and was stubble field, (lhe slubble
and weeds being quite rank). |. was cult
waited in the following manner: The land
was bedded from 3 1-2 10 4 ID feet apart,
| withes- No. 9 plough. 1t remained SO abon1
two weeks, when il was narrowed, the har-
row running from two 10 three times 10 the
bed. The beds we're then opened with q
No. 8 plough and the Corn planted, the seed
being well coated with plaster; the Corn
was planted in the step from II 10 "a inches
apart, and was le(. with from l TO stalks
in the hill-more generally with 2. After
the Corn had got up high enough to take a
hill, j! was sided with 2-horse ploughs, with
and 4 furrows to the row, with the bar OF
| the ploughs 10 the Corn. 1t then had a first
rate hoeing with considerable dirt to each
hill. 1t laid in this way for some time, i,
then had one furrow to the Corn with the
large mouldboard. In this state it was lef.
until after harvest, when the working was
finished by ploughing out the entire row,
throwing the dirt within short distance Of
the Corn, nearly covering the lay Of The frs.
furrow; the hoes following the ploughs,
chopping round the s.umps and putting dir,
where The ploughs could not get it to the
Corn. My. Corn was not planted or cul-
.ivaled with view 10 compete for the pre-
MUM, no. having though. of measuring the
one or five acres until few weeks ago.
VIM. NEvlTT."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Sheep.

The Commi,te on Sheep report, that they
have awarded to Joseph Cooms the pre-
MUM Of $3, for the best Buck of improved
breed to Col. Francis Thompson, the pre-
MUM of $3, for the best pair Ewes, improv-
ed breed to N. Stonestree', Esq, the pre-
MUM of 81, for The best Buck, common
stock to N. Stonestreet, the premium ol
So, for The bes, pair Ewes, common breed ;
to Col. VIM. Thompson, the premium Of
So for the best lot of Lambs to Peregrine
Davis, the premium Of So, for the bes'
slaughtered Mutton.
4. H. ROBERTSON,
B. D. SPALDING,
GEORGE Ii. GARDINER,
JOHN F. BRUCE,
JAMES FREEMAN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Jacks.

Your Committee on Jacks beg leave mos.
respectfully to report, that there were two
Jacks exhibted-one by Mr.. Alfred w.
Gardiner and the other by Mr.. Samuel Cox,
and they have to add that Mr.. Cox, in view
Of his animal having taken the premium a,
a former exhibition, offered for certificate of
highest merit, which your committee award;
and they award the premium to Mr.. Gar
diners Jack. All of which is respectfully
submitted. w. A. PosEY,
HENRY A. NEALE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
r EPORTS
On Stations and Mares.
!. r. BATEMAN, Sec'y pro tenn.
OF THE AWARDING COMMITTEES.

ON OtUICtO7JS tHU JHU7 %.
The Committee on Stations and Brood
Mares beg leave to report, that to Mr.. Henry
S. Mitchell, for his grey Horse s'Ma,tawo O.
man, we award premium Of S., being
the only Stallion offered for exhibition
Among the fine collection Of Brood Mares
,ha, came under our consideration, we mus,
confess that we experienced some difficulty
in determining the award. We have how
ever, finally decided that Mr.. Nicholas
S,ones,reet is entitled to premium Of SIS
for his thoroughbred Mare sCoun,ess Ida
and Mr.. Alfred Gardiner premium for the
best Brood Mare of the common stock.
THOMAS A. MILLAR,
Il. L. SpEAKE,
ALEXANDER SIMPSON
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25

years old, So; John Hamilton, for the best
Colt, common breed, year old, 81; Francis
Simmons, for the best Colt, common breed,
2 years old, So; Mrs. Ca'harine Cobey, for
the bes. Colt, common breed, 3 years old,
So; Nicholas Stoneslreet, for the best Fllly,
common breed, year old, 81; William
B. M,,lhews, for the best Flily, common
breed, 2 years old, So; Josias Hancock, for
the best Fily, common breed, 8 years old,
$3. j. r. ROBERTSON,
EDw. N SToNEsTREET.
JOSEPH ]. WILLS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Wheat.
Chairman.

We, the Committee on Wheat, beg leave
to report, that after examining the certificate
of DR.. F. r. Wills, for one acre; the certi-
fcate Of Richard Barnes, for one acre; the
certificate of James Ferguson, for one acre,
we award to James FERGUSON the highest
premium, his acre having yielded forty-one
bushels and five quarts, and the second pre-
MUM we award 10 DR.. F. r. Wills, his acre
having produced thirly-six and one half
bushels. We have also examined the Ger
,iicate of John B. Maddox, for five acres,
his five acres having produced one hundred
and forly-six bushels and two quarts also
the certificate of Samuel Cox, his five acres
having produced one hundred and thirty
seven and one half bushels, and we there
fore award to John B. Maddox the premium
for five acres. All Of which we respectfully
submit. JOHN D. FREEMAN,
JosIAs II. HAWKINS,
H. Fl. FREEMAN.
[The following modes Of cullivaling the
Wheat accompany the certificates =
"Upon The above acre of land, certified to
by John B. Wills and John J. Hughes, there
was about one and half bushel of the Po-
lish Wheat sown. The land was fallowed
up late in September; the Whea. then SOW
ed and narrowed in. Manure Of no kind
was used for the Wheat crop, but clover
sown and we'll plastered the spring previous.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Saddle Horses.

The Committee on Saddle Horses beg
leave respectfully to report, that they have
examined all the Horses brought to their
notice, and award the premium to Alexander
Queen for his grey Horse, bred and owned
by himself, according TO the published rules
submitted by
r. FERGUSON,
JoHN Fl. It. BOSWELL,
RICHARD 3 PosEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Oren.

The Committee on Oxen beg leave to re-
port, that they have after due deliberation,
awarded the first premium, for the bes. yoke
Oxen, TO Mr.. John Hamilton the second
premium to Mr.. James FERGUSON and to
Charles Wills for the best yoke of young
Oxen, JAMES II. NEALE,
for the Committee.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Carriage and Draft Horses.

OF GUT tuSo u711 07u51 71o' 0c0'
The Committee on Carriage Horses have
fully examined the three pairs submitted to
their inspection. They were all good and in
fine condition. Your committee feel bound
to award to Col VIM. Thompson the pre-
MUM of SIS, for the best pair Carriage Hor-
ses to E. N. Slonestreet for the best pair
Of Horses for general draft the premium OF
SIS. All Of which is res spec,fulIy submitted
VIM. B. MATTHEW'S,
JOHN G. CAMPBELL,
GEORGE Dent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Bread.

We, the undersigned Committee on Bread,
after minute and careful examination Of
the various specimens exhibited for our in
spect;on, beg leave to submit the following
report: Your Committee find their jujg-
men,s severely taxed in comparing the vari-
Gus specimens, with view to enable them
to determine to whom they should swsrd
the respective premiums offered by your
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY E. WELLS, JR.
EDITOR AND PRIET r
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

For one year, if paid within six months, $l.5O
&c " ifnot paid within six months, 200
ADVERTISEMENTS per square for three inser-
tions-l2 lines of small type or Ia of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent insertion If the number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
ished until forbid, and charged accordingly A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
TUESDAY, Novem6er 9, 1852.

TUESDAY, November 9, 1852.
The Society met The several Commit
tees of Award were called, and vacancies,
occasioned by absent members, filled. The
Society then adjourned until Tomorrow at
IL O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY, November 10, 1852.
The Society was called to order at IL, M.
by the President, when he introduced to the
audience JAMES FERGUssoN Esq, The gen.
,leman selected to deliver the Annual Ad-
dress. He was listened to with great atten-
tion and interest throughout the delivery Of
the address, by one of the larges, audiences
ever assembled in this place on similar
occasion.
Upon the conclusion of the address, the
Reports Of The different committees were
read, and the premiums distributed; after
which, the Society went into the election oI
officers for the ensuing year.
On motion of JAMES FERGUSON, Esq,
Mr.. JOHN HAMILTON was unanimously e.
lected President. Mr.. H. arose, and ex-
pressed his thanks to the members Of the
Society for the honor they had conferred
upon him; and he called upon them to ex-
ert all their influence in behalf of the asso-
citation. He spoke of the great benefits al
ready perceplible in The county thl ough- lis
agency and concluded by enjoning on all
present to take for their motto: go ahead" "
and know no such thing as fail, if possible.
Major E. w. DAY, Treasurer, JAMES
FERGUSON, Corresponding Secretary, and
E. WELLS, jr., Recording Secretary, were
reelected.
Dr.. r. FERGUSON offered the following
resolution, as an amendment to the Consli-
tuition Of the Society, which was adopted
"Resolued, That it shall be the duty Of
the Pfesiden. of the Society to nominate the
persons who are to serve as Vice Presidents
and members Of the Executive Committee,
subject to The confirmation or rejection OF
The Society,"
On motion Of Col. JENIFER, the thanks
of the Society were rendered to Mr.. FER
GUssoN for the able address delivered by
him to-day, and he was requested to fur
nisb copy for publication.
On motion of Col. JENlFER, the thanks
of the Society were rendered its officers for
the able manner in which they had dis
charged their respective duties.
On motion of Mr.. SAM'L Cox, the thsnks
Of the Society were rendered Messrs JAS.
Mccormick and J. r. BATEMAN for their
active end efficient services on the Commit
tee OF Arrangements, and also to Mr.. Jos.
Huron for the use Of his lot.
On motion of Mr.. ]. H. HAWKINS the
Society adjourned.
JOHN HAMILTON, Prest.
J. r. BATEMAN, Sec'y pro tenn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On I'dpeStrV.

The Committee on Tapestry report, .ha,
several beautiful specimens were exhibited,
evincing great taste, skill and industry by
,he fair hands that wrough, them. Amongs,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25

sBroke up broadcast and narrowed level;
burrows opened with No. 9 plough; sid
ed the Potatoes afterwards the mould
board was thrown to them and then follow
ed with the hoe, all at the same time.
JOHN 3. MADDOX"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Single Harness Horses.

On SIHgle 1dTHeSS 110TSeS'
After carefully examining the four Single
Harness Horses exhibited. Your commit
tee have awarded the frs, premium Of So,
to Major VIM B. Matthew'S Horse. Which
is respectfully submitted.
GEORGE DENT,
john G. CAMPBELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
On Potatoes and Turnips.

Your Committee beg leave to report, that
among the different lots of Irish Potatoes
submitted TO them for the premium for the
best Is acre, award the first premium Of
three dollars to James F. Stone, for the
largest number of bushels, being SO 3-4
bushels to l-S acre, and the second premi-
um of two dollars, to John B. s. John O.
Maddox, for their lot of 81 IA bushels
And your Committee beg leave to report,
tha, there was but one lot Of Turnips ex-
hibited for their consideration, being that of
John r. Robertson's, and they therefore
award the premium of two dollars to him,
for his lot, being 95 bushels made upon l-S
of an acre of land. All Of which is respect
SAMUEL H. BEALL,
| H. H. ROBERTSON,
J ]. LUCKETT,
LYME SHAcKELFoRp.
[The following modes of culiiva,ing the
Potatoes accompany the certificates Il
..The land was Ioamy soil, abou. three
years cleared. 1t was broke up about the
middle of April, and it lay in tha. condition
until the last of May,-then ploughed over,
rolled and raked; about twenty cart loads
Of stable manure to the acre spread broad
cast; then ploghed IN, rolled and raked a.
gain the furrow split and Potatoes dropped
and covered with the plough; when about
four inches high put The rake over the whole;
afterwards ploughed them, and pulled the
weeds ou. as they appeared, which was all
the work. NATH'L HALEY"
"DrilI feet, 9 inches by 8 inches dis
.ances; work, frs. with cnl,iva,or, second
with hoe, third with plough, fourth with
hoe; manure, hog litter; soil, alIuvial; va
rie,y, red Mercer, JAS. F. STONE"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25
PROCE DIN G 8

THE
CHARLES COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,
AT ITS FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION, HELD IN PORT
TOBACCO ON THE 9TH AND 10TH OF
NOVEMBER, 1852.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25

*There was no premium for Pickles offered by
the Society.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-11-25

TUESDAY, .Novem6er 9, 1862.
The Society met. The several Commit
tees of Award were called, and vacancies,
occssoned by absent members, filled. The
Society then adjourned until Tomorrow at
y o'clock
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11
POLL EVIL CURED.


I, Alonzo Brown, of Sycamore. De Kalb Co. III,
hereby certify that have cured two of the worst
cases of Poll Evilupon my horses, during the last
year, with Bristols Liniment, that I have ever
seen. In the hrstInstance commenced usino The
Eminent before the sore had broken by moisten-
.Gg me skin with it, and heating it with hot
shovel, and in a few days after | made the first ap-
plication my horses head and neck were as lin
Der and well as ever. With the second case. did
not apply the Linlmentfrom neglect until the sore
had broken and discharged matter for some DAYS.
when ! commenced washing with CASTLE soap
and water until quite clean and then bathing free
ly with the Eminent. Within one week from the
first application the had healed and has since
been as well as ever. | assure those having hors
es afflicted in this way, that Bristol's Nerve and
Bone Eminent will in every instance, not on
ly cure Poll Evil, but viii cure it etfectualIy.
ALoNzO BRowN.
Sycamore De Kalb co. Ill, Oct. IT, 1S49