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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.

\ correspondent states thatther has been
within a few wears. considerable injury sti>-
tanned from lightning in hi, region aud Won
,lers that 50 little is done hv way OF proiec-
ton from it. In his neig hhorhood there
some doubt about security from common hight
ninr rods: and the opinion is entertained
that the rod must be square TO afford protcc-
ZION. We have not on hand, just now any
particular information upon the subject from
clninentlv scientific sources, but regard the
opinion that rods must hc square as chlmerl-
cal Round rods are Just as good conductors
As square ones; and have been uScd-and ioun6
to afford the necessary protection We new
or knew any other but round ones used, or
damage where Sl,rl have been used except In
one instance. That was meeting house.
where the rod passed down from the steeple
through the plate; when the fluid reached
the plate it left the rod and passed oil upon 1t
and gave the building hard shaking. Round
rods are not safe in such cases, and 1t would
be a hard matter to.tind any one that would
be. Round rods with pointers Square Pot"f-
n<. if YOU please, Of a material that will keep
bright the rod resting upon or in glass lnsu-
lators. with small pointers or needles to cry
of any surplus fluid, we suspect would be as
safe as any thing science has Yet found out
and tested.
\ townsman of ours-Mr Joel Hastings
has such rods as we have described above
and IS ra;ing them mp. Scientific linen ex-
press the opinion that thi, rod will afford Sc
curt. Ii IS one that has received genera
appreciation, is We understand.
D.. tzs~ The second .'rcicction meeting" II
Boston. purportn- to have been Webster
or aati->cott meeting. was slim affair. an'
ended in smoke There may have been ;
few Webster men engaged in it at the begin
uinG. but j, was more Of locoioco conccr'
after all than ANYTHING ol~e-cot M for th
purpose PLEADING ofl Webster men from tn
support OF Scott, Scott will carry Ma>sachu
SITS hy larger vote thar any other man til
Whcs could have 81 ~.
sS The Maine liquor law went INTO ctiic,
: IN Rhode Island GA tie 25;h. inc pro,ilcnc
,in"rna >ay> The .,lv came IN and went oil
- usual. without d;srurhancc. In Ma>sach,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

tHuTTENbEN CorNTY-The Whirs Of
'mtfenden County have nominated \. l.
Beach and John Lyman for County JUDGES,
Isaac Sherwood for Sheriff. +. ". Erowr.u
tor HIGH Balliff.,A- G. Whittcmor,. IJema,,
bars'ow and l'olla Gleason for Senators. A
b, Maynard for STAYS Attorney. and c +
Davey for judge of Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

ES The British Government have adon,cd
some new order concerning the fisheries uron
the Aoya Scotia coasts-bringing cur fisher
men within narrower limits Trouble has
been aprrchendcd, but late despatch from
Washington SAYS that no cause exists 10 JUS
'iv any anticipation of disruption of friend
~ feelings between the two governments"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

understanding UrrNIyG.-We1e,r,
that there was large company at Wi,lopnb.
ny on tuesday, at the opening of the Lake
iionse. 1t Is pleasant place, and the A.
fractions will be Just as agreeable to visitors
week hence as they were last Tuesday
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

e The Locofocos of Essex County have
nominated their County Ticket. 1t is as fol-
lows: H. L. Watson, for Senator: s. GDab.
COCK. Jonathan Benjamin, for Judges; Will
lam !. hleh' Tor sheriff; William Haywood ir.
Tor States Attorney; H. II. Dew, for ,T,I5.
.. l r"''''''' nd J X, F,ransh,. t?r rr-h
R.iif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
SCENERY OF NORTHEiSTERN YER.
MONT.

For tie Caleioni;tc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
JOHN HOWE. JP.

Ci0iyrq0l ot'fbc Cam. on lEcla,.i-s'
aud N1nurqr,urer< Dsy,rrrr,-'
y. BIT i imnorrant 10 have III roal- r.
tended for the exhibition sent 10 Rutland =
fore the first .lav Of he Fair.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
CO-pARTNERsmlP.

O~A
FTHE subscribers having on the day of the
a above dissolution formed a Co-PsrtnerstIiP
under The firm of Zimmerman 81 Co, will con
tinue to manufacture all kinds of
Agricultural Machinery
as before, and feeling anxious to accommodate
and carry out their old maxim of small profits
and quick sales, have reduced their prices as
follows
THRESHER with Cleaner complete, six.
horse power, warranted to thresh from 80 TO 90
bushels per hour, and for simplicity, durability
and easy draft to the horse has no cqnal, $235
Thresher without Cleaner, from 1870 to $3.50
Fodder Cutters. $50
Corn and Cob Crushers, $45
Corn Shelters, from Sl2 to $50
Hay and Straw Cutters from So to $40
All other machinery at proportional rates.
All warranted to work well.
We are, also agents for r. SINCLAIR jr. g. Co.,
of Baltimore, and can furnish persons any ma
chinery from them at Baltimore prices. All
kinds Of Casting done at The shortest notice, in
GLIDING Mill Castings and dressing Mill Spin
dies, Mill Picks, &c. The subscribers are thank
full Cor past favors aud hope by strict attention to
business to give all entire satisfaction who will
favor US with a call.
GEO. F. S. ZIMMERMAN,
JOHN P. ZIMMERMAN.
Charlestown, Feb. 3. 1852.
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- etifol:
MEMORY.

rzo,t THE Dvol1x ~rSivEastrY MAGAZINE.
Soft as rays of sunlight stealing
On the dying day;
Sweet as chimes of low bells pealing
When eve fades away
Sad as winds at night tina moan
Through the heath Ger mountains lone
Come the thoughts now gone
On manhood's memory.
AS the sunbeamsfrom the beaEcn
Hide al eve their light;
AS the bells when fades tie even
Peal not on the night;
AS the night winds cease to sigh
When tho rain falls from the SKY,
Pass the thoughts Of days gone by
From ages memory.
Yet the sunlight in the morning
Forth again shall break,
And the bells give sweet voiced warning
To the world to wake.
Soon the winds shall freshly breathe
Der the mountains purple Heath
But the Past is lost in Death
lie hath no memory.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25

WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE.
ii. IA. g &c


IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Watch.
ps, Jewrlry and Watch Materials, have leased the
old stand formerly occupied by Messrs. Garfield, Bro.
& Co., 5. E.. corner Charles and Baltimore streets, No.
227, which they have put in complete order for the
Wholesale Watch and Jewelry Business, upon an en-
tirely new plan, having no goods exposed in show
cases.
In calling the attention ofthe trade to the new con-
Germ, we mention ne fact that we are associated with
one Of the most extensive Jewelry manufacturing esta.
bIishments in the country, which must give a decided
advantage over all others in this market. for supplying
dealers with Jawelry, at manufacturers prices, a fea-
lure in this branch Sftrade long since needed between
Baltimore and the Southern and Western Merchants.
We desire 10 call attention to the Watch Depart-
ment, which will ct all times be supplied with a great
assortment from The most celebrated manufacturers, and
kept in perfect rnrring order, SO that purchasers may
at once take them, %ith a written guarantee that they
will perform correcly.
This branch oftIe business will receive the especial
attention of one ofIhe firm, whose extensive and pruc
rical knowledge of the business will, we hope, give US
a place in the confidence of buyers.
We respectfully invite yOn 10 call unon US when you
next visit our city, confidently believing that an eHami.
nation ofonr goods will prove to yOu that they are bet
ter styles and cheaper Than you have ever seen in this
market, and assureyun that no effort shall be wanIisg
on our part TO male the acquaintance one of mntual
benefit. J." IL. NllLhER Co,
No. 227 s. E. corner Charles and Bait. SITS.
L. II. MILLER,
J.B. BKAGDoN.
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tn future. Insurance will be eff cted on The lives OF
Slaves, under the following rules =
Isl. Three-fourtlis the actual cash value will be as
sued.
sd. There will be inserted in each policy a condition
that no other Insurance he made on the same life.
81. A policy may be transferred TO another party in
this State, or to a Stakeholder in another State, with
ont first obtaining the consent OF the Company.
4'h. A slave dying without the State, is still covered
by The policy.
sth. The premium stated in the first instance in the
policy, is the same, irrespective of age, for the whole
Term of five years.
9Th. The premium for said term of five years to be
paid ANNUALLY, and the policy thus renewed, irrespec-
tiv. of the health OF the slave al the time of such re-
newal.
It'll. Referees letters, demanded in ordinary cases,
liz affecting an insurance., will be dispensed with in
cases of insurance on the lives of Slaves.
SIh. Salts factory and REASONABLE prooFOF age will
be sufficient 10 have that fact endorsed in the policy ;
ana proof thercofa fer death dispensed with.
eth. In case of difference as TO the actual CASH VALUE
of slave, it may be determined by reference to two
persons. 10 be mutually chosen by the owner and the
18th. Parties insuring on the lives of Slaves, can. at
tins end ofany year, discontinue tie policy, if they
wi.h to do so.
illh. The annual expenses of such insurance wilde.
pend upon the age Of the Slave at his next birthday,
viz =
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RAWL1Mgo HOTEL.
Corner OF Queen and BurI Streets,
~, ,rfycrTpC VA

Corner OF Queen and Burik Streets,
MARTfNsBURC, VA.
TTyHE undersigned begs leave respectfully to
& informthe community and travelling public
that lie has taken the Hotel formerly known as
the 8 Berkeley House." The House has recent
~ undergone a thorough renovation; it is now
believed to be in every respect adapted to the
wants Of the traveller and sojou'ncr.
a large and commodious Stable is attachedto
the premises. The Iuxurics Of The TABLE will
be surpassed by none, andthe EAR is at ali times
supplied witha choice selection Otsuperior wines
and liquors.
BAGGAGE taken 10 and from The Depot free OF
charge, and in bad weather a Carriage will run
TO the Depot for the accommodation OF travellers
without any additional Expense.
JOS. C.. RANLINS,
March 2, 1s52-Iy. Proprietor.
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mecbanir arta.
MnEAT Fans.

AA4GA = E- ~ ~
FIHE WHEAT FAN; shown as the Genes.
Il see Farmer has superseded the use OF al.
most every other Fan in l8s State OF Nsw York
and other Wheat growing States. tits adapted
TO cleaning every description OF seed, and az a
Clover Seed pr Timothy cleaner has no %anPsrtor.
This Fan has been mOst:lAlly tested, a5d evATy
where ELECTED the highnGf commentator. II
has taken the premium ST several OF the test
Northern exhibitions, and lBF superiority OF CON
struction, capacity for working, and economy Of
price, stands unriValled. The following ceTtih-
Gates from some of the mos! intelligent and sac
rcssful agricul,urists in the Valley CT Virginia,
attest its merits whereve5 tiled. This list, were
those offered not deemed suti;Cieuf Tor all seasoHa-
BILE men, could be e~Xteniee TO an lndranlle sX-
tent. JAMES RCFHaN'
Chariestown, Nov. 11,:.I45l-tf.
Mr.. James Runyan's Fan hrs been used and fixed
against another celebrated Fan on the farm Q: the sate
MIR. John Myers this season with entire shiistsctiois--
So far as my experience enable: me 10 judge, ii has no
superior u 'peS0 u eN's''t J5s{N j. Ii. sTsAIT;E.
This is 10 certify that I haze tried one Of Mr.. James
! Runyan's Fans and have 10 hesitation in saying il is
the 6cstI hav: ever used, aa:l ll.'avc no hesitation il re-
ji%t 5. Is5 i . JNo. II. McENDREE.
This is 10 certify that I haze tried one Of Mr.. James
Runyan's " heat Fans and | haye no hesiiatinS IN saying
that it cleans better than any one ! have used slnfe l
have been farming, and a nuinisr OF my neigh"ors we're
present when ! used it and AL ( incurred with me II, its
superiority over any fans used by them.
:Soy. g, 1851. a4CH'D DIFE1ELD.
( have purchased one Of Nlr. Runyans Wheat Fans
and consider II the best 1 have ever used on my farn..
Ny. 8, 1851. IL l.: OFIn'
+ have tried one Of James ,R;myan's Wheat Fans and
il is the best that / have ever .aaed aud l woHil rccom-
mend it to all the farmers.
Nov. G, 1851. JAS. T.. HOFSt'
Ihavc tried one Of James Remyan's Wheat Fans and
Gnd it to be Grst-rate, and weaid recommend 1t to the
farmers. j. II. iAGN4F'
Winchester, Nov. s, 1851.
have from experience proved Mr.. James: Runyan's
" heat Fans to be good. III
Nov. s, 1851. JESSE NOOY.
Having used one Or Mr.. ~Rrnyan's Wheat Fans, thc
present season, | fccLno hesitation in asserting that t is
the best article of the kind | have ever seen or used
Nov. 10, 1851. WAN.
Mr.. James Runyan's Wheat Fans arc manufactured
in one ormy shops they are put up by competent W rk.
men, and the material used in ihcir construction is oHthc
very best quality.
Nov. 8, 1861. w. ). iAWRf
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~gAPPlMGEOM'g MOYBL,
CharIestown, Jefferson County, Va.

FEVIITStargc and very commodious Three
u story Brick Hotel, situated in the
centre and business part of The town, is now
among the most attractive and desirable resting
places in the great Valley Of Virginia.
The luxuries of the TABLE OF this establish.
ment, are surpassed by none, and the BAR is at
all times supplied with a choice selection OF SUI
perior WINES and LGQUoRs.
Several large PARLoEs and airy CHAMBERS
have been added since last year.
a splendid Ycliow-Mounted CoACT attends
the Charleslown Depot, upon the arrival Of the
Cars, which will convey visitors to the HOTEL,
free of charge. Persons wishing to be conveyed
to other parts of the town, will pay a reasonable
compensation.
SADDLE and HARNESS HoEsEs. CARRIAGES,
BUGGEs, and careful Drivers always ready for
the accommodation of visitors.
GEORGE w. SAPPINGTON,
July O., 1850. Proprietor.
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500 Book Agents Wanted.

A NY good, active and Intelligent man, with a
"a small capital OF from $50 to $500, can mSke
large profits by engaging il: the sale Of the fol-
lowing
Popular and UscEz1I Books.
Chambers Information for the People: or poBu-
lar Encyclopedia Of useful knowledge. Two
large imperial octave volumes, containing 1900
pages.
Peterson's History of the American Revolution.
500 large octave pages, 9Th 200 fine Engray-
ings.
Pe,eTson's History of thc United States Navy
600 large octave Pagea,;an $50 fine Engrnv-
ings.
Fvost's Reuarkablc Events in the Historyiof
America. Two large octq vn volumes, contain
ing 1900 pages and 70V Enrravings. Tie
best History of America published.
Frost's Pictorial Life Of Washington. A splHn.
did book, containing 500 octave pages and 100
elegant Engravings. Tie cheapest Life Df
Washington ever published.
MooTe's History of the Indian Wars. Fine col
orei and Plain Plates.
The True Republican. Containing the Inau&u.
raj Addresses and the first Annual Addresses
and Messages Of all the Presidents OF the ~.
States, the Constitutions Of the most important
States in the Union, &c, sc. EmbellisI;ed
with Portraits of all the. Presidents, engraved
on steel, and a view OF the Capitol of The III.
States. 500 pages, l2Hp.
Fox's Book of Martyrs. &!splendid Family EJi-
ton, large quarto, with 80 Engravings, bean.
tifully bound in morocco gilt.
Dc Cormenin's History offhe Popes. 900 large
octave pages, with illustrations.
Sturm's Reflections on the Works of God.
ST. Pierre's Studies of Nature.
Whites History ofthe Wotla. a valuable gene
raj History, One large octave volume, with
handsome. Engravings.
Josephus' Works. Fine Edition, one large vol.
ume.
Lives of Great and Celebrated ha racters : ofalI
Ages and Countries. Ore large volume of
800ipages, with numerous EngSavinos.
Together with a number of other Works par
ticulatly adapted for Popular Reading.
The most liberal discounts will be givenSto
Agents who may engage iaiihe sale of the aboge
valuable Books.
For further particulars, aldress postage paid,)
] g. ]. l., GItsON. Publishers,
No IS, CkeSnuk skreet, Philadelphia.
March so, 1852.
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For instance, on $500, Annual Premium for the teri
of FIVE years:

And for other ages not enumerated, in proporIlon.
4 policy fee of 81 - is payable in the first instance
oniy-nOt demanded afterwards.
Thus:- a Slave aged 80 years can be insured for
ShHO, (olher sums larger or smaller, pro rata) for n
ye{r, for 50; and if he dies, the owner, although de-
priyed of the revenue ofhis labor, by SO ordinary a clsIl-
ahy, will still not be unrt compressed for his loss; for
thr.e will still remain 10 him-nOt his Slave-hut the
500 which constituted his value, which slim lie can in;
vest TO replace the revenue the death ofIbe Slave would
hapg deprive him of if uninsured.
Eur any further formn,i desired, please apply to
I. w. HERBERT, Agent:
February II. 1s52-6m.
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e. s. Jones q 90.

Corner Of F0urlt and Race Streets,
PUBLISHERS of the Model Architect, by
II SAMUEL SLoAN, Architect, to be completed
in "a monthly parts.
not only of Those directly interested in buildings.
bnt of all who desire the advancement of this
noble art in our country, and wish TO cultivate
their tastes and acquaintance with architecture.
The handsome manner in which it is prepared
and embetlished, renders it a tasteful ornament
for the drawingroom, while its accurate delinea-
lions give little highest practical value.
Nos. IL now ready for delivery.
Pfice-50 cents per number. Address as
above. post paid. Dec. 90, 1851.
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DR.. FULLER,
DENTAL NOTICE.

yEHIIE subscriber having been engaged in the
Il practice of DENTISTRY for some years
returns his thanks to the citizens of this and sur
rounding counties for their liberal patronage, and
now informs them that he is still better prepared
to execute all kinds of work in his profession,
in she best manner and on the most accommodating
terms.
GTORce in Bcrryville, over Smith & Jack
sor's Store, where he may be found on Friday
and Saturday of every week. Persons waited on
Mt private residences, if required. Satisfaction
given in all cases or no charge. Communica-
lions left arthe Post Office, or at Smith s. Jack
sons, will be attended to promptly.
DANIEL 8. BONIIAM.
REFEREECEs:.
Staidfed-Mann P. Nelson, MID, William o.
htacoughtry, NJ. D., F. B. Burwell, Esq.
DEfryriHe.-R Kownslar, NJ. D., II. S. Barton,
". d.. a. Haynes, Md, VIM. D. Mcclure,
81. D..
Clarke Counly-G. L. Kerfoot. Esq, Capt. R.
Timberlake, William C. Kerfoot, Capt. d. w.
Sewers.
H;erryviIle. June al. 1851-1y.
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mo. B. GBDDESS,

IN0. B. GADDESS,
@AAE&3 99398AD
No. 10 Light ST., near Market, and opposite Thurston's
Fountain Hotel, BALTIMoRE, MD,
EWOULD respectfully call the attention of
w persons Wishing to purchase
Gravc-stomes. TOEnbs, &c,
to the large assotm he has just finished, and
has on hand, which will be sold cheap for cash +;
boxed and delivered to cars free of an extra
cost; guarantiefsafe to any distance, and to give
entire satisfaction or no charge made. Any or
der entrusted to' me will meet with prompt at
tention.
Address, ]. B. GADDESS,
No. IL Light ST., Baltimore.
February 10, 1852.
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Save your Money.
CHARLES P. FREEMAN 81 CO.,
LATE FREEMAN, HODGES & co.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.

10. Ia BroGdaay, l Door SouM uf Liberty
Street. Net0 York.
ETAVE now on hand, and will be receiving
HI daily through the season, Ne,o Goods, di.
rect from the European manufacturers, and
Cash Auctions, Rich, Fashionable, Fancy
SILK Millinery Goods.
Our stock of R1cn RBBoHs, comprise every
variety of the latest and most beautiful designs
impaired. Many ofour goodsare manufactured
expressly to our order, from orr own designs and
patterns, aud stand unriyalled. We offer our
goods for nett cash, atlower prices than anycred-
It House in America can afford.
All-purchasers will find il greatly to thefrsin.
letest 10 reserve a portion of their money and
make selections from our great variety of rich
cheap Goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Caps, sashes-and
Belts Bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lisses,
and Tarlctops Embroideries, Collars, Che.
siiselts, Capeg, Barthas, Habits, Sleeves,
Cuffs, Edgings. and InsertiDgs Embroidef-
Ell RevieIe,s Lace, and hemstitch Cambria
Fsdkfs. Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered
4 EIaces for Caps Embroidered Baces for
Sliawis, Msntiiias; and Wells; Honitnn,
MEchien, Yalerciens. and Brussels Laces Eng.
lisl and woyeT Thread Smyrna, Lisle Thread, and
Cotton Laces; Kid, Silt, and Sewing Silk,
G.nses and Mitts; French and American Ariff-
cial Flowers; French Lace, English, American
and Italian; Straw Bonneis aud Trimmings.
n February Al, IS52-3m.
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TIIE Co. Partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the subscribers, under the firm Of
Zimmerman 81 Co., was mutually dissolved the
18th day Of October, 1851.
GEO. f. S. ZIMMERMAN.
l.. S. EICiIELBERGER.
February 3, 1852.
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TAKE NOE4CE.

rENIIE Notes given at my sale we're due on The
IL LIST day of January last, and all persons in.
drbtcd are requested to pay the same to. GEO c.
BLAKEMoRE. who is authorized ndempowercG to
collect said Notes. JOHN w. LUKE;
Feb. IO-tf.
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We have in our possession a large numbc5 of
certificates, recommending this DrIIl to the far
mer as having no superior. Among the number
the following:
1 have used on my farm d nd am still Using enc
OF the Wheat Drills, patented by Gervis s.. Gard
ner and George Rohr, and now sold by Messrs.
Henson, O'Bannon and lIuat. l do moi suppose
any intelligent farmer won!d now dispute The
advantage of drilling over broadcast sowing; |
also consider the above Dri;l altogether cquo! to
any drill now in use, aud the advantage o~faPF!y.
ing a compost box to it, makes it very desirable
Tie compost part Of the ltGl acts well in every
particular and ia one of the greatest inventions of
The day for the farmer; it rRj.yht well be called he
farmers friend, az it saves both time aud labor.
MARTIN EICHELBERGERl
March 10, 1852.
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Gardner & Kohr'e Wheat Drill
gMAD PLAMTMRe

THTHE undersigned having purchased the right
q to manufacture and sell this uncqua!Ied
Drill in the counties of Loudoun, CLARKE, and
the southern half of Jefferson, are now fully Pre'
pared at their establishment in CherleatowF to
furnish to order any number of Drills, made in the
most substantial manner. All orders promptly
attended to.
This Wheat Drill performs the triple work OF
Drilling, Sowing and Covering by the same
movement, thereby saving much time and labor.
1t will plant point rows, and all ~irreguIr- sh" ped
fields, with Il saving of FROM 10 to IS per cent in
labor, it will. with case for two horees, plant ifnm
s to 10 acres per day Of Wheat, Barley, and other
small grains. This Machine has been in nse
two seasons, and wherever it has been introdnc.
ed has given entire satisfaction.
This Drill took the frstsremium at Tie Valley
Agricultural Exhibition in October last. Also,
the first premium at the Agricultural Exhibition
for Belmont county, Ohio, October %, 1851.
O'BANNON, HENSON 4 HUNT.
March %, 1852: