Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-31

awarded for the same:
Architectural Drawing. Cooper's work.
Painting in OIL. Paper.
Painting in Water Colors. Sole Leather.
Miniature Painting. Harness Leather.
Pen Drawing. Calf Skin, dressed for
Pencil Drawing. boots
Crayon Drawing. Carriage Harness.
Sculpture. Buggy or Sulkv Harness.
Penmanship. Cart or Dray Harness
Best mode of constructing Riding Saddle.
Wharves. Beaver or Silk Hat.
Best preparation for pack Cloth Cap.
ing Cotton. Military or Fireman's Car
Best Rice Threshing Ma Boots.
chine. Shoes.
Best Refrigerator. Ladies Caters.
Best Plough Ladies' Slippers.
Best Churn Umbrella or Parasol.
Best Washing Machine Hair Dressers work.
Stune Mason's Work. Gliding
Carpenters work bv hand. iSluccu work.
Carpenters work by Ma Modelling in Plaster.
chnery. Tin work.
Carving in wood. Plumbing.
Model Of ship. Basket or wicker work.
Boat builders work. Willow ware.
Ship Joiner's work. Dyeng in wool, silk or
Pump and Block making. cotton.
Millwrights work. Upholstery
Four wheel Carriage Embroidery in Gold or
Buggy. Silver.
Gig Or Sulkey. Embroidery in Silk or
Cart OF Draw Worsted.
Turning in Brass, Iron or artificial Flowers.
Wood Ornamental Hair Work
Blacksnlith's work. Weaving, Hand I.oom.
Casting in Iron or Brass. Weaving. Power Loom.
Iron Railing, Fence or Gate Cotton Yarn
Brass or Copper work. Knitted Stockings, Soks ol
Locksmith's work. Gloves.
Bell Hanging. Coach Lace.
Gunsmlh's work. Gimp, Fringe and Orna.
Instrument Makers work. mental Weaving.
Lamp Makers work. Confectionery.
Jewellers work Refined Loaf Sugar.
Sversmith's work. Pottery.
Silver Plating work. Glass.
Die Sinking. Manufactured Iron.
Engraving on Steel, Copper Cut Nails;
or Wood. Wrought Nails.
Lilhopraphv Grey Bricks.
NIyChanicaI Dentistry. Pressed Bricks.
Clock and Watch Making. Turpentne, Manufactured
Cutlery. Soap.
Ornamental house painting TaIIow, Sperm or Wax
Ornamental Sign painting Candles.
Cabinet Work. Soda Water.
Fancy Printing. Bread.
Book Printing. Cake Making.
Ruled and Bound Ledger. Starch.
Fancy Binding Flour.
Millinery. Butter, for Winter use, moi
Shirt Making. less than ten pounds
Quilts Cheese.
The following special premiums are offered
For The best STEAM ENGINE. Guild Medal.
For the best model Of al improved FIRE ENGINE,
Gold Medal.
For the bes. improved SEA ISLAND COTTON GIN
on some new principle, superior TO those now in
general use, or for any real or important improve
ment thereon, Gold Medal.
For the invention of suitable MACHINE FOR Pull
VERIFYING RED PEPPER, a God Medal.
For the six best specimensi Of STEEL. made from
Spartunburg or other Iron, the product of Sou.
thern State, and manufactured into Edged Tools
of any kind, a Gold Medal
n. B.-A specimen of the Steel in bars to be sent
with the Tools.
For the bes, specimen of American SCULPTURE, q
Silver Pitcher
For the largest quantity OF COCOONS raised on one
plantation, not less than ten bushels Silver
Pitcher or Fifty Dollars.
For the largest quantity of SPUN SILK, the produce
Of one plantation, not less than ten pounds, q
Silver Pitcher or Fifty Dollars.
For the best STALLION, Il Silver Cup
For the hest MARSH TACKEY STALLION, Sill
Yer Cup.
For the bes, MARSH TACKEY cELDING, Silver
CupsS
For the bes. pairof MARsHTACKEYs, for draugh,
Silver Cup.
not less than one gallon, Silver Cup.
For the best specimen of RAPE SEED OIL, not less
than one gallon. a Silver Cup.
For the best CASHMERE RAM, a Silver Cup.
For the best CASHMERE EVE, a Silver Cup.
For the hest three.quarter blood CASHMERE KID, q
Silver Cup.
For the best RAM a Silver Cup.
For the best BOAR q Silver Cup
For the best ESSAY ON SOUTHERN GRASSES
Ruffin Prize Silver Pitcher.
Every attention will be paid to all articles sent fol
exhibition.
All articles entered for premiums must be sent in or
or before Saturday, seventh day Of April next, direct
ed to the of the Clerk of the South Carolina In
s;itute, Charleston. Articles may be sent after thai
day for exhibition only. Contributors the Fair are
respectfully requested 10 send full descriptions of the
articles and such general information may be ofuse
to the Judges, and suitable for publication.
VIM. NJ. LAWTON, President.
WIN. KIRKWOOD, lst Vice President.
JOSEPH WALKER. I'd Vice President
w. 6. DESAUSSURE, Sec'y and Treas
DIRECTORS
!. G. N. REYNOLDS, Jr. 7. L. A. EDMoNDsToN
9. J. H. TAYLOR. s. J. NJ. EAsos.
3. c. D. CARR. 9. T. GRANGE SIMoSs.
4. F. J. PoRcHER. 10. II. CoBIA.
5. C. Y. RICHARDSON. ii. Z. G.. JONES.
6. WM. LEBBY. IL. 49,.