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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
National Agricultural and Seed
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WASHINGTON ely.

!. Is
THE subscriber begs leave 10 call the attention
= q the Farmers OF Jefferson, and the adjoining
counties 70 one of the most extensive and best SCI
iecledt assoriments Of Agricultural Machinery and
Is eplenis 70 be found in any similar house in
me Elisa States. His arrangements with all the
pest manufacturers In this country, enable him to
furnish At Ftco7 prices every article required for
me iarEn and all goods IeaFi1g his establishment
j a1s aeagraHt<a q Pr0rs as represented. His stock
FORTY YARIETYEs or, pL0rGHs
among which may he f0bnd the celebrated Premium
Centre Draft Wrought and Cast iron Self sbarnen.
q me Deep FILLER Sod the Cat furrow ditto the
premium New York, Nos. u.s. 10 1874 90 s2i and
g me subsoiI and bill side Ploug BIS Of egery va
callsifatprs. Hayyo,-s, Cast Hea Fad Rollers.
l''eFso"f Psn'ioek's q. siaelavs Hzeak Drills.
Hnsseyss and Mrcornick's
Keaping and Moving Machines.
Bamborough's' Grants and sinelaifs
IA WING MILLS.
Corn Shelters.
Single and double Spout (price $40 TO siG. also
the large Cylindrical at $50 and No ana Ia,tsr
warranted TO shell from 500 10 1000 bushels dav
HORSE 20 HERS.
Sweep ana Railway, Of various sizes from 81,
-IIiRESHING MACHINES,
With open and solid wrought iron and oak I'll
inders-pfiee S35 to $50. II ~
COIN AND COB ClRUSHERS,
From $50 10 SIS, warranted 10 grind frJm . -
10 bushels per hour. =
TIE SEED DEP1R TlIE yg
Is supplied with every variefy ~ riaIa lie.
d4n Seed, bi 81 which are warran,ed au s Se5 uar
gsaain.. ''s'' anu
PERUTL1N GU1RO \
Having made arrangements Win he a,er4oc /. /
Peruvian Gnyernmenf etr IL ~, Us Asnhtol me
ruan? i9r supplies OF This ARTICLE direet from The
Gancla stands, purchasers nt rely upon being
,jn,1,r -, - pure NO qfSFflyj al lowest Bal
Fab goods deHveeed III Waski1o,on (, f.4,
town, free of charge ard ofdsrs E9 III 49, We
attended to- FfTlHITfsII 'i IiDXtt r 'a.pPuy
National Agricultural and S.e5 w. - -
Building sign of the Golden Plough ana /.
March IL s,o a-'s'e' an street. Washington City.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
III. IN RES
Cheap Book and Variety Store,
.y.0. I5is Pratt street,

FIVE DOORS AB0Ve Y He RMehlGRN h9itl'
BALT1M . X Els
ID ESPECTFULLY informsC Country Merchants
HI and others that he has constantly torsalei a.
the rery oicest prices general assortmentoi SCHOOL
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, NOVELS AND CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS. STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS embracing,
in Part, Blank Account Books in great varieties,
viz:
Dav Books, Ledgers, Records. Journals and Re
ceipt Books, Pocket Memorandum, Copy and Pass
Books.
PAPER.-Plain aud Fancy Envelopes, Cap
Post. Bill, Note, Tissue, Blotting and Post pihce
Paper, Transparent Notices Blue, Black ana ked
Ink Bonnet Boards, Port Folios, Pocket Books,
Penknives, English and German States, Gold Pens
and Silver Pencils Silk and Bead Purses, Unnhrel-
las. Fans Canes Fancy Baskets, Violins, Flutes
PLAYING CARDS-Eagle, Decatur, Merry
Andrew. HIGH inas, Visiting Cards, Conversation
/ Carts. Games, Songs, Plays, German Toys Spy
/ Glasses Gard Gases, Combs, Hair Brushes Port
/ Monies. Cologne HairOil, Razors Writing Desks
1 Pistols Fancy Boxes, Carpet Bags, French q
/ American Liihographl Prints, Looking Glasses
4 Pocket Inkstands, Almanacs iorriS52, OF every va
riety.
WHOLE SALE ND r. IA IL:
4 BLANK BOOKS made TO order, and ruled Y
i any pattern, at the shortest notice.
! BOOK BINDING neatly executed. Ola Book
and Pamphlets rebound
f-1 Second Hand Books bought and sold, or ex
Keen constantly for sale large assortment 9
Second Hand Books, in all the various branches Q
literature. science and art.
September f. I65E-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

no BLACKSHITVS AND OTHERS
For sale, 40 tons Rolled and Hammered from
Hughes and Sheed's Iron, Nail Reds, Round and
SQUARE Iron, Cast, Shear and Blister Steel Antils,
Bellows, Vices Screw Plates, Hammers, Sledges'
SC. low for cashier approved security.
SWAR1XWELDER s. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
Carpets.
Hats !! Hats I! Hats III!

CTRANGERS visiting the city, will Cd
- find Il to Their advantage 10 give S
McPHAIL 3 BROTHER's, -
Ia2 BALTIMORE 81, vert % Clipper otsee.
ASSORTMENT oFRATs q CAPS,
an examination before purchasing. They are de-
teftfined 10 sell low for CASH, or on reasonable
terms ID those who buy los sell.
Country Merchants and Hauers, viii always
snd O5yR HATS OF the --latest Style. We are al:
=, manufacturing Hats in the Rough, to which We
snyiie he attention of Conntry Hatlers.
March 4 1852.
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THOMAS C. GREEN.

At T0RNEY AT LAW,
CHtRLEsr3wS, JEFFERSON COUNTY Y,ReiS,,
IkACTlCEs In Jefferson and Hampshire eoan-
= ties, and will attend promptly to all business
that may be entrusted TO his care. 0'si''N1s
o s tRe one recently occupied By VIM. Lucas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
Cash for Negroes

r AM DESTROYS 10 purchase large number Of
i NEGROES fDr the Southern markets, men,
women, boys, girls and families, for - q
which will give the highest cash prices &c.
Persons having slaves 10 sell will 49,
please inform me personally, or By letter *
~ Winchester which will receive prumpt -
atiention; or B. Nc. = w. L. Campbell,
No. ga, West Pratt street, Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL
Acct for B, AZ + ". r. Campbell
Winchester September 4 ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
WSt SAWS !!

On hand, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut Saws
Mill Screws, Boiling Wire, &c.
- = sWARTZWELDER s. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
CITY HOTEL.

CORNER OF VAIL Z. MIN STREETS,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
TyHE1nearest Hotel in the City 70 the Depots Of
i the Central g. Danville Raid Road and the
James River Steamers.
ASSISTANTS
VIM JAca. TAYLOR. WIN. WILLIAMSON.
April % 1862.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

~ a crust of bread, pitcher Of water,
and matched roof. and love there is hapPi-
ness for ron. whether the day be rainy or
sunny. 1t is The heart that makes the
home. whether the eye rests on apotatoe
patch, or flower garden. Heart makes.
hoQe precious, aud il is the only thing that
>ean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27

] For sale, at low prices, Elliptic Springs, Paten
Akles Patent Hub Boxes, Buggy Boxes, Hub
Bands, Mounting, &C.
SWARTZ WELDER e. SMITH.
Winchester Nnyembep IL lS5l-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
CasIn For NEGROES.

TyHOSE persons having Negroes for sale, can
GET the highest price by calling on the sabscri-
her Il Charless0un. Application IN persoE or By
~ win Sc promptly atlented ie1
'''s Ialy 81 1851. &. G. BRAGG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
Mnrse for sale.

- HORSE 10 u 70 years If age. perfectly gen
~ llc ana of gDod size. safe for any person 9
drive. aAkkiS q hiA14sV =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN pursuance with ne act passed on he ooa :,
* April 1852. providing for The election, auaIif
cation, powers duties and compensation or Count,
and Distrcs Officers, as also Bill providing m Is,
election Of Judges, notice Is hereby given thar AZ
Election will be held al the Court onse and "a ~
pINerenl Election Districts Of The Comfy Of Jsfer
son, IN IIIDRSDA y, NE 27th Of Mar proximo
tue polls 20 be opened az O'Clock, A. NJ fot
yadgs u &c Ccsvf Of 4ppea.s for the 3D. section;
Judge II he CIRCUIT t4t1t. for the 18th do;
t9assnoateeaihs Killarney, FOR the County;
clsk d Ae fTresls Court;
S.rpeKor q ne tOunty;
domSissioler Of tie hepeaae
One Constable for each Districts
fois Jisfices fir each District
One qrt1seer u ne Poor for each District.
Al a meeting Of The Commissioners appointed on
the Panoithe Governor, 10 superntend the Election
NJ the Courthouse in pursuance with the powers
in them vested, have appointed the following per-
sons as Commissioners and Officers to conduct the
election fer thezevera Districts Of the County.
katietopn District, No. ].
p f.ssssrrssfoggas
jonas wsira Ssu william hEssT'9 West :
Middieiday Diaeid, No. 2
CoMMmseNeRs.
John Marshall -
sS.a = sn TSo a.o. John f''f Myers
easrleasra and camtron's D,poi District, No. 3. /
CoMMsmoxsRs
YIN. g. Worthington, ] o..,.
r 1'%.. + 1 W..sipss. rAoo os:'5 johnson
eaarlestoru and H1ztorea Dissriet. Nj.
+ Election held at the Court House, /:
ogrlcea-Jos Starry =
Stspherds}oea Eastern Disricf, No. s.
I COMMISSIONERS
Maj + Hamlramck, osr,cs.
Levi. Lucas. s' J.p.A En'ler,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
upland and lowland, by dingle and dell.

now glad shall be when the furze bush and clover
s qua = up IN their garments Of yellow and red;
" men tee butterfly comes ike holiday rover,
ana grasshoppers cheeriy jump as we tread.
All the sweet wild flowers then will he .h;n;.
All the high trees will be covered with ,r.cn
Wen gather the rarcst Of blossoms for .,;nin
And garland the brow ofssome bonnie Ma, o.
Like the branches so gay wen 90 dancing ava.
With our cheeks in the sunlight, and stens - a.
And then Wen go straying, Il,
And playing
And Maying
And praise all the loyel;nsss se,t H.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
TO .SADDLERS
no BT1CES

a o. " Hfps A. DIV
prices. SWARTZWELDER g. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-27
ESTIMATE OF FASHIONABLE HAPPI
NESS.

4sArr rUwI7TIIIIIyI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

established. to be under the direction and
control ofthe board OF education for the IN
struction of teachers of common schools IN
their office and duty.
3. The sum of five thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated for the purpose of de-
fraying The expense Of purchasing site
and ol erecting and furnishing buildings
suitable for said school, aud sufficient TO
accommodate one hundred aud fifty pupils.
And the sum Of two thousand dollars per
annum, for the term of five years, Is here
by appropriated for the purpose Of sustain
ing said school
g. The monies, to be expended as pro-
vided in the preceding section, shall be
drawn from the Treasury on The warrant Of
the President of the board of education.
from time to time, as the same may be
wanted; but no money shalt be drawn or
expense against the state incurred, until the
location of the buildings shall be fixed, and
Tile Co the requisite quantity oi iaud, not
not less than three acres, shall be secured
to the state
Z. In deciding the question Of location,
the board of education shall take into con-
sideraton all pccnniary offers made with a
view of obtaining It,, as well as the desra-
bleuess aud convenience of the site lor lhc
accommodation oi tho people of all paris OF
the state
3 al acts and part. Of acts relating to
state superintendent, aud of transmitting
To- hm the sch BOD statistics of the towns
are hereby epe lcd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28
WY NATIVE HILLS.

Ae green o'a Mus JOY again
ou' hlenoship TO renew
rs from tne p'A'"e "'" '"' P'''.
come again TO gaze o" YOU
Beauty b'oods of 'ne "os'e'" Pla'hsi
Bot beauty not IKE 'Nino
We nave eaoh ona'n 'le "os' oon''iHs'
N"d majesty utmost o'''ho'
Green as OF OF "hon on ln Youth
ih' towering sleeps "oui
suohme as everlasting fouih'
&c s'Ana-al' oioquen' oi 600
i"o 'o'''"s ocean tens OF power
Hnu Fo'".' VIZ" awe u'''''
w P'''"' 'en' a peuo,'" "1
si''1N VI P'"'''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

In no State in the Union does the State
election afford so liille test Of the national
results, as in Pennsylvania. In 1892. m,
anii-Jackson men obtained an apparent
majority in October. Four weeks after
jackson swept the State by some thiu,
thousand majority. -Four years ago, Ia,
Locos gave their Canal Commissioner sev
eral ihous nd majority at the State election
Three weeks after, Gen Taylor carried III,
State by thirteen thousand majority. A.
the late election, we have striking eyid,
ehce how far local Influences affect the re-
suns Thus, SchuylkIll county gives 80
Loco majority on the Slate ticket, vet elect.
wing Senator by 500 majority. Mont.
gomery gives 100 Loco majority We,
chooses another Wing Senator. Nor,h
ampton gives Woodward 1915 majority.
but chooses two Wing Assembly men
Boston atlas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28
State Normal School.


MrssRs. L.. p. WALTON a. Son
Gentlemen, As the subject of State
Normal School is somewhat agitated, aud
is expected to be brought before the Gener'
al Assembly at It's present session, | cannot
icpress my strong desire for the measure,
nor withhold my mite of contribution to-
wards securing its adoption. have Tor
some time considered 1T the disIdcratnm,
for which the friends of popular education
ought specially to labor.
For the purpose OF expressing my views
in language the most concise, have III the
following papers given synopsis OF what
suppose will be the appropriate results OF
such a measure, aud the draft Of bill, thai
may serve as a basis, on which law mal
be framed for the purpose.
AN sure my friends, the peoples ser
wants" will not tax nc with an oliciuu.
DIFFUSION of my opinions and wishes bu
rather as an humble effort ia regard to a sin
gle item of the important interests commit
ted to their care
Respectfully yours,
ID. NJ. CAur
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

An Acr, crclting q Board of Education and es.
tahlsIuug State Normal School.
II is herebg cRaciod bv the Gneral Is
sanity effhe state Of ,rmont, as foH0ars
SEC. / Eraslus Fairbanks, William G..
kmuedge, Thomas f. Powers, and four
other persons, inhabitants uf tins state, 10
be selected by said Fairbanks, Kuredge
aud Powers, shall constitute Board of Ed
ucauon, aud are hereby charged with the
duty of supervising, guarding and sustalu-
ing the coulnon interests of the people of
tins state in the department of popular cd-
ucaton, IN conformity with lbc laws.
>, Said board Shall be organized by the
election Of President, Secretary. Trcasur-
er, and such committees, agents aud SER
wants as IN the progress of their llhor- shall
become necessary or eXpedient; they shall
hH all vacancies, which may happen M their
own number, aud annually prepare and lay
before the General Assembly, ia printed
form, at the commencement OF the session
iull and detailed report Of their operations
for the preceding year, together with such
observations as experience aud reflection
may suggest, upon the condition and eli
Cheney tie system of popular education an
tins state, aud the most practicable meaus OF
Improving aud extending It. Each member
lot the board shall keep an accurate ac-
count of his expenses and present an abb
slracl thereof To the auditor for allowance al
the END Of each school year
3. The school statistics of the several
towns shall hereafter be Transmitted to the
'ecretary of the board Of education, vino
sh AZ therelrom compile full aud accurate
statistical account of the actual condition
ana efficiency of the common schools. and
SHAH collect Information also of all other
means oi popular education, and diduse as
widely as possible throughout every part of
The state, knowledge of the mos, an
proved methods OF arranging the studies
aud conducting The education of the young.
TO the end that all children ia the slate
may have the best education which those
sehools can be made to impan-Mass.
1887, c. 2il g.
4. A Stale Normal School is hereby
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

OF q WDeeS' pfc'.'nf 20 MS rHJfoog
iis 1.-Two. iInHIrI. ,I..i .p Is ..I.If.I .a.r.
an o., tAe taoi.e tot.H-al ,al.ty o0 ai. on.t.-
ttu IIHi.e H.ff, Wn.aafui tIu.us csfi b.. D. obs iIs,
aai .n.h H.'h lf- -l.IfHnas. l...I fu. a r...
rongeifa taaur.. .a Isi.o l.ture iiosa l..,ti,
rfir.r.Il es..l .HI l.aI ...II. -. t..r,
. hDi.a.i. ..u ..fn.Ie buuuu
luGatai, s..t 0I iia .su. .. ST. ...i. i... ODD. t,.
+ hlI..i $500. ..ll.. i.s t.. ..-0s .f ..... M b..
I gtnsHIy ..I ..H|. leait ..... ........ l.
/ 'Jiie.. ia. ii.I. .a..- . ,.ri.. ., ... u .,l .t
.u- HIa .tat.f winch I4 af..i.. D.. ..r. Il. ft. . I
/ thtln, % uItlt.. ne 1. suIt nr-. .rc
Ihe ti.tfas-I. lu.t r.n ...i.Hah u8u. .Yl gi.i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28

.
! | suppose wall be the appropriate results OF
such measure, aud the draft Of a bill, that
may serve as basis, on which a law may
be framed for the purpose
AN sure my friends, the peoples ser
wants" will not tax nc with an oilicIuus
obtrusiou of my opinions and wishes but
rather as an humble effort IA regard to slu-
gle item of the important interests commit
ted to their care
Respectfully yours,
d. NJ CAur.
Some ofthe beneficial results. which may
/ be expected from the establishment Of d
State Normal School
l. A much improved method Of conduct
/ ing the operations Of common schools
l. Normal School graduates wall be con-
/ fined to no stereoiyped questions, 10 con-
/ Quoting the rccitatons of their pupils
| Books, even viii be discarded except with
/ the classes IN the art of reading.
/ , Lessons will be given ont by topics ia
Geography Arithmetic aud English Cram
mar, aud pupils be permitted TO quote from
any respectable author IN supper, of their
opinions.
B The great amount Of time, wasted in
teaching the alphabet, will be saved.
! j. A sui larger amount Of time, now de-
voted to the semi-daily game of spelling, or
guessing and giving the names Of the letters
ia prescribed catalogue of words, viii be
mostly redeemed for some useful purpose.
.. The wicked practice of classes being
quito reading by the quantity, aud without
any regard to the sense, viii be broken up.
q. The dangerous aud most rcpreheusi-
bic custom OF suffering children to get their
lessons specifically, may be, and wil be,
wholly superseded
T. The administration Of pupils, by
showing, dlctaiiag and telling, aud 90 ma-
Iuy other ways doing lur them what they
should do for themselves, will be di-coutm-
ued
81 Children wiil be so taught as To save
them from contracting the hlou of neglect
ing those branches which require the most
Iabouou- study.
o. Habits ol order aud system Zoo school
will bc enforced There viii be place aud
a time Cor every tiug, uuioruIt. cons,aut-
ly, and with uo exception, bui hom Sheer
necessity.
10. Moral and physical education VIII
be- universally Incorporated with The cxtt-
else OF the cummou school
II. Vocal music VIII be taught iu COM
mon schools, generally, as pasuuc or re-
creation but very much to tbe substantial
benci, Of the pupils and the rchofof the
teachers
II. A uniformity among the schools Of
the entire state, IN all their prominent lca-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-28
FOrtV Thousand Dollars

~ elsh expended in Hotiiug up ths Muguh. cnt work
~ Fefton' througho tho Union, by remtiing Teu
"ais' TIE sn1s9upuou price, shall have tho work
''' cont 20 lhfn reguN every week, per mail fee of
le'ihse spcrnra number will be receipt
Iwenty five ceuis. Addfrss.
ROBERT T.. PETERSON A co
n W. corner OF FINN and Arch stroois. Phila.
~ agents wanted "a even part OF The Union, 10 Obtain
suOspiipeis ioI this ~eok. 9jy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15
SOUTH CAROLINA FEMALE -
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
ELIAS MARKS, Principal.

ELIAS MARKS, Principal.
DEPARTMENT OF History AND BELLIES LETTREs.
DEM AMIN MILLER. A. D.-Department
ID of Mathematics and Natural Science.
Mons. v. n. MANGEr-Instructor OF French,
Spanish and Italian Languages.
Mons. EUGENE DovILLIsas-Instructor in
Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM H. OncHARD-lnstructor in Music:
Piano, Harp and Guitar, and Vocal Music in
classes.
DR.. CHARLES Observation-Disclosures in In
strumenta Music Piano.
H. E. YAAs Instructor in Instrumental Mu-
sic: Piano, Guitar. and Harp.
Miss SARAH s. WALrAcE-Assistant 1nstruc-
tor in Mathematics, Composition, and English
Branches.
Miss SUSAN Observation-Disclosures Instructor
in English Branches.
Miss EMILY BRADLEY-Assistant Instructor in
English Branches. r
D- Arrangements have hecn made with Mr..
a. NJ. Hunt, proprietor Of the United Stnts
Hotel, for the conveyance of patrons and pupils
to the Institute, at the most moderate charges.
These who come by the Charlotte Railroad can
land at the Institute.
jan Ct So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15
Dec 80, 1851
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

DY permission of John Hill, Esq, Ordinary
ID of Edcefen District, shall proceed to
sell on "Wednesday the 2Ist Of january inst,
at the late residence of Malachi Brunson decd,
all the personal property Of said deceased, con-
sistng Of
TWENTY-SIX NEGROES,
About four hundred bushels Corn, quantity Of
Fodder, Oats, Peas, One Carriage and Harness,
One Buggy aud Harness, Stock Of Horses, Hogs,
Cattle, Plantation and Blacksmiths Tools, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles
too tedious to mention.
TIL. above property will be sold on credit
until the 25th of December next. Notes with
two approved sureties will be required Of the
purchaser.
ur Sale to commence at the usual hour.
R. P. BRUNSON, admir-.
Jan BIO 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15
Peruvian Guame.

N TONS of the best Peruvian Guano, Of
w the latest importation and direct from the
Agent The quality warranted.
The effect of this Manure in increasing the
production of Cotton, Rice, Corn, Wheat, and
almost every vegetable substance,-the great
saving of time and labor in iis application, rem
icrs it worthy of trial to all Planters and Far
mers who have not yet used it.
For sale IN lots to suit purchasers. by
RIIETT & ROBSON,
No. /, Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, $. c.
Jan St so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15
OILS, TALLoW. GREASE,
0E51 MgNERAA TAENT.

SyA6S Ave ! NEk "A * TA kMVa
OOa4 BARRELS MACHINERY OIL,
CUU $500 Gallons do do
in casks of various sizes. Price IS per gallon.
200 Barrels Boiled Paint Oil,
5000, Gallons do do do in casks of va
rious sizes. Price Is cts per gallon.
$50 Barrels Tanners Oil. Various kinds
and qualities, from S5 to 60 cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons in Casks of various sizes. Va
rious kinds and qualities, from IS to so cents
per gallon.
SO Tons Tallow Grease for Heavy Bearings,
and Coarse Machinery, in Barrels or Casks, or
any consistency required. Price 6 cents per ID.
$50 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in Barrels, at
the lowest market price.
Machinery Oil, warranted not to chill in the
codcst weather, AM, considered by those using
it equal to Sperm Oil. "a,
Bolrd:Paint Oil, equal to Lnsccd Oil, other
than for white.
lam constantly receiving large supplies Of the
above named articles, and my motto is. "Small
profits ard quick returns"
B. F. BOND,
Sc Water ST., (under the Pearl st. House
New YoKK.
Jan 10 ct 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15
PROF. ALEXANDER c. BaRRY-S
TRICoPHERoUS
Or Medicated Compound.

YHyHE efficacy Of this justly celebrated en-
u brocation. for invigorating, beautifying,
and impartinga = gloss and silkcn softness to the
hair, is now 30 widely known and acknowledged,
that it has gained by its merits reputation
which is not for a day, but for all time. 1t is
the province Of science to subdue and control
those physical evils which refined civilization has
brought in its train for so long as warm rooms
and tight hats, with the combined agency of
other influences, exist, will thousands of unhdp-
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hairs, to say nothing Of the various cutaneous
diseases to which the head is subjected. 1t was
to relieve these evis that Professor BARRY intro
duced his invaluable remedy, and among the
thousands and one who have been his competi-
tors, he now stands alone on that pedestal Of
succcss hcwn ont of