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! ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

IA WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber,
IN negro man named TAZEWELL. He is
~ about twenty-six years of ago, light black,
A~ of medium size. When spoken to he shows
his teeth, and appears confused. He has free wife
named Eliza Coles residing 22d. between Main
and Franklin streets. l will pay the above reward
for the apprehension and delivery to. or confinement
of said negro in any Jail that get him again.
THOS. JONES, No. so, Main st.,
NH Its Richmond Va
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hAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
NA.-Iho propneton Of these Springs which
nave ior some time past enjoyed a very favorable re-
gshon In the counties surrounding them, have been
AuVced 10 put the water in barrels for the Sonvenl-
I1Uoe OF lnyhids in other sections
FGf the present, the price il fixed ut rrao which
E@5sIy covers cost Of barreltng and the carriage.
~ healing virtues beyond question. The fol-
wing certificate from Dr. Carper, leading and well
physician In Botetourt county, 10 selected from
|4aay OF equal reEpoctability and force:
FiscAsTLE, BorEToURT Co., VA,l
II July 18th, 1855.
haVing been called on BY the I1oprietors of the
o.ef Aufn Springs" TO express my opinion Of its
ehAl virtues hereby state, that have EXAMINE
me analysis OF the water, (made by Prof Booths Of
nAdelphia, and believe IL well adapted to cure dis
ss requiring tonic Alternative 10 aon on the sys-
~ and can further state that have known some re-
aaele cures effected by its In serofulous ahec.
f''n' Aaa diseases Of the digestive organs
nj Samuel NJ CnRPER, III. d.
p ae water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
Y Philadelphia. who says
a mihefai spring Of such richness and quality a.
ahe4ysa indicates will prove valuable aid TO the
4ayacisn la position Ia the healthy mountain re-
Hh ot virginia, shout equi-dstant from many Of the
alPouf ana other well known springs Of the State.
,nIst higher Wales upon the Sulphased Cbsiybists
oiSs county, Very respectfully,
'JAs. C. BoorHxp
kfaPtivs diseases, dersngemsnt of the liver dyv
sPss, &c, have yieHsd 70 the power Of this wstsr
{I % prove It's efficacy whore it has been tried
-. az ssry valuable wsssr " tor ssls Ia barrels st
PUACELL. LApD 4 CO., Druggists, i.
40 Hf-dnn Agents for the Proprietor.
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Z Lot & Ii n q :.
AS&-EH PLOCGHING, PLOUGHING.
EN THE subscriber is prepared to
asRssz D do Poushing or Hauling of any
kind, any time, and at moderate prices Also, for
sale, in any quantity the best quality SHELL LIME
Apply at my residence in Sidney at Mr.. John II.
Werths Office, of 10th street and Basin Bank,
or by letter addressed to me, at Richmond, care of
Smith L. Harwood
NH 6-2w+ WIN, SMITH
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WANTS.

w ANTE ID, immediately, two or three
w good MILLINERS.
Also, an APPRENTICE, TO learn the Millinery bu-
suess. Appyto MRS. WIGAND,
nah l9-eoSt' Corner of Broad and 5th SITS.
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DOARDING.--Twop pleasant rooms, with
ID Board, be had in q pleasant neghborhood,
Franklin street. Five or six gentlemen can also
be accommodated with Day Board. Apply at this
office NH l4---6t
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VIRGINIA HOUSE.-(srace street, near
' 9th-Mrs. ROSA j.. VALENTINE would re-
spectuy solicit share OF public patronage pronis
home" Transient boarders also accommodated -
Terms reasonable. NH HIM
I AND WARRANTS WANTED, at m UR-
est market price for 40, 90 40 end 100 acre Land
Warrants Call early at VIM. HURLEYS
Exchange and Land Warrant Office, 18th st.,
Opposite the Post Office Richmond, Va.
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a. GRIFF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cei-
b9Nebrated race horse and stallion will make his
next season, commencing on 18th March, 1856,
and ending on LIST July at the Fairfield Race Course,
near Richmond Va, and at Mr.. Deans Farm, in
Goochand county He will be let to at the
very low price of twenty dollars the season, payable
in all cases in advance.
The owner is induced to put tho price so low that
all may have chance for race horse almost with
out cost.
Mr. Dean or MIR. Tally will receive and receipt for
II money for his services
Mares sent to him will be veil cared for at either
place at reasonable rates, and ample provision il
made for their accommodation
Groom fee ST. NH Ain,
a. BLACK HAWK, YOUNG VER.
1N MONT, will stand in Louisa county. com
mencing the LIST of March, 1856, at my place
J. T. DICKINSON, FELTON, l. GREGORY.
mi OA~A'
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HENRICO TROOP..-Tbe off

E GERS and non-commissioned officers of the
1HAy1 Henrico Light Dragons, will drill at La
IN fayette Hall, on WEDNESDAY evening,
18th of March, at o'clock P. NJ, with side arms and
citiz- MS dress BY order.
NH list A. +. COOCH o. s,
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B4GOs 4 4 A sSwlss rw'sSs s aiasii CO.
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TUANO! GUANO!..-3OO tons best Pc.
NJ ruvian 0usao. On hand 50 do. do. Mexican do /,
mh Is o. McGRUDERs SONS.
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WANTED, A sITUATION.-.A Lady whl

NAANTED-TO SHOEMAkERS-4O or S
w good banda ladies' wear. None but the best
~orkmen need apply. To such constant employment
will bs given, Apply to
HENRY w. QUARLES,
ia S0-ts No. Is Pearl St
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NOTICE..-AI persons indebted to the
Y late William Clopton of the county of Henrico,
are hereby notified to come forward an pay the
amount of their indebtedness: and all having claims
against his estate will please present the same for
Element soon as possible
SARAH Z. CLOPTON,
iniak afrIr
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18th, 1856,
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
g. Observation-Disclosures. Chippendsle.
J. II. Taylor
fs3y Tesge,.................. iss Csppsll
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re- The ARMORY BAND will be in attendance
every evening.
~ Doors open at ! p M, aud to commence at
. .ocK precisely.
20 Admission only Is cents; children under ten
years of age, Is cents
IA Also on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, st O'clock, for the accommodation
OF Schools.
mi ln-ts
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EPRING FASHIONS.--Miss A. Bird.
- WELL, Dress Maker, having just arrived from
the North with the latest fashions of the season.
ders her services the ladies of Richmond and Vi
cinty assuring them that pains her part shall
be spared to do Justice to their favors
Residence at Miss L. VOGEL'S establishment, who
has removed four doors below her old stand No. 24
Broad street, between Sd and 4th streets.
rphI
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ID WILBACHEK, No. 2OS Main street,
L begs leave to offer to the trade and public in
general his newly selected stock of Brandies, Gin,
old Rye Whiskeys, Sweet Wines, Hook and Claret,
Champagne, Cordials. Bitters, choice Havana CT
CARS, Albany Cream and Beverage Ales, London
Porter Lager Beer, at the lowest northern prices.
Orders promptly executed. Terms cash.
NH Ii P. WILBACHER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
BULL SHOW.

An impromptu bull show was gotten up yesterday
morning in the public enclosure upon Our plaza
Colones PIcKENs and FRAZIER, and DR.. +. J. MIhs'
were the competitors. A twenty dollar silver cup
was the prize. hIessrs. CHRISTIE, BR ouKs, BUTLER
and NICHOLAS were the judges Col. PIcKEHs was
the successful competitor, with ayoung Brahmin bull
Col. FRAZIER was next best, with two year OLD
Devon Dr. MIMs was Of course, third best, win
Younger Devon. The stock vas all pronounced very
fine by crowd of spectators.
Some Ayrshire cattle were. also exhibited BY Col.
P.cKENs.
Much interest was manifested in the mornings dis
play-so much so, that We think it ought TO eneour'
uge The exhibitors, and others having fine stock to re-
peated trials Of tile kind. Why mol get up something
of The sort once week! Horses, sheep, hogs, mules
ave. even goats, might be brought forward IN due
course of succession. Let S. b. The entrance fee
the successful cxhibi,orto sweep The pile. For dogs
ca,s chickens, and the like this fee might be small
er, say so cents.
The bull Of COL PIcKENs vas an outand'oul South
Caruinian-Cul. F6AzIERs vas imported.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
EXPLANATORY.

The following letter from the gsn,emanly Post
Master at Augusta exonera,e, that office from blame
in the matter Of which We complained last week.
Where then is The fault! We can but do our best to
remedy the evil, and that We will do:
Posi- OFFICE, AUGUSTA, Ga. July 3lst. '56
Col. SIMKlNs-Dear Sir: Having seer: in the
editorial columns Of yoor paper Of the 2sh inst,
complaint against This oficet would be- obliged TO
you to altow nisa brief tSePly. After reading
vesterdax-,h article LaIarnineh ~
boI appropriated to mnilmatter for Cahoun's Mills,
aud found your packages for the Offices situated in
what YOU term the Dark Conner" They reached
US on Tuesday night-were properly distributed be;
fore breakfast ON "Wednesday morning, and were
10 he n, in The mail bag for tle carrier this morning
Such has been invariably The case when the papers
reached us on Tuesday night. II, by accident, or
other case they not receired al any time 'inil
Thursday night they could not he Sell. of until the
following Monday, US the mail is sent only twice per
week.
Receiving, as we do, large quantity of mail mat
ter day il is impossible to remember what parllcu-
lar packages were received. Perhaps, in some case,
YOUR papers were moi sent on Tuesday When receiV
cd on that day. they have always been duly mailed on
Thursday The delay in their reception has not been
caused by inateu,ion At this Office 1t will afford me
pleasure 10 cooperate with you in tracing e dill
culty and applying the appropriate remedy.
Very Respectfully, &C., ~
JAMES SMYTHE, P. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
----'
COMM NICAT ION S.
Tn THE VOTERS OF EDGEFIELD.


IN the Advertiser and In(ormcr Of last week, the
following in,errusat"ries were prop"unded by
number of you, to the candidates who are now as.
piring to seats in the House Of Representatives, in
the next Legislaturc-viz
Ist. Are you in favor Of giving the election OF
Electors of President and Vice President oil the
United States to the peoplc7
2nd Will you If elected pledge yourselves to
make it an indispensable prerequisite for your votes
in any candidate for the Governurslp Of the State,
that he shall favor such measured
3rd. If elected will you vote for Electors VII"
will Gust The vote OF the State at the next PresIden-
tiaI election for the nominee of the Democratic
Par,y-Mr. BUCHANAN.
In response to the first ntcrrogatory, unhesiia-
tingly answerI am in jarOr Of giving the election
of Electors for President and Vice President, 10
the people; and if elected shall support the
measure.
In answer to the second intcrrogatory, ! answer
Yes; provided q candidate should be run '0h0
holds such uiews
The third interrogatory can hardly raise ques-
ton, as we are all Democrats, and all in favor oil
BucHAsAN's election. If elected | shall most un-
questionaby vote for electors who will cast the vote
Of the State for the nominees of the Democratic
party.
One candidate in the field, has partially thrown
down the guantlet on the electoral question, and
has announced from the stump that he is ready to
meet any who holds the affirmative Of the PROPOSE
ton: cheerfully pick up his guantlrt, and respect
fully invite him to the conflict before the people.
Respectfully, &C.,
c. W. STYLES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
PINE GROVE ACADEMY.

VIZ regret being unable to meet the wishes Of our
friends about old Pine Grove, The mailer Of the ad-
dress which they have kindly invited us 10 deliver
The extra Equity Court Of next week positively pre-
vents our doing SO.
gives Us great pleasure to learn that this school is
in most aourishng condition under the guidance
OF Mr.. L. B. BoucHELLE. Why should it no, 90 on
improving from year 10 year, until it shall take it,
place in The front rank The our district!
There is population of increasing wealth all around
it; and many children, doubtless Of real talent are
there awaiting bet the rays of knowledge 10 develop
their capacities. We really rust that the Pine Grove
Academy may come to be a city set upon hll,
blessing and pride TO all within its influence To
this end, advise those interested IN Its advance
ment to to it that its aandard Of ercelsncs bs
raised higher and higher eoery year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
Up-Countly Travel.

Very few of our citizens seem 10 bs bound ior hc
up.country this season. The truth is, we have 10
particular necessity to leave home for heath' ana 50
i, i, nut down as sheer eItravagance when man
travels to The mountains. But this is wrong. say
what You will-healh or no health-itisa great thng
10 get within the reach Of mountain breezes II u
cres,er Thing to mbibe The cold, pure mountain water
/. is the erea,ess of all though stand upon such an
elevation as Cesar's Head and survey the glorious
big landscape around, with heavenly pure Amos
phere to bruce up the body, and heavenly'ciear Sky
to elevate the soul. We hold it to be good LOT al
men, once year to the deep blue mountains once
a wear TO feel The influences of mountain climate.
1t is tonic for oil the rest of the twelve. ana
if regularly takcn will lenglhen the lives OF ooh 'he
strong and ,h. weak Ergo our advice to all ('houGn
we canno, 60 ourselD is" Take jaunt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
uoIIooi How,s this I

Tile Orangeburg Southron comes to us with Inc en-
dorscment-" Hape The exchange sioppsd NO" vefi'
" this is queer. We emit believe our eyes. "hy'
what have We done gentlemen Of Orange, to be thus
deal, with. We are rs blind as bat in the premises
But, il it must be SO, even SO let II be- "hslhef II
will be possible for 10 survive this sudden aoS'roc
ton of so much of light and beauty, and power ano
heat, remains 10 be seen. Pnps we sztall-prap'
nodt.
Lo! wall within our uancium
Rises slowly to the ceiling-r
Ceiling dark with rusty cobwebs,
Dark with cobwebs old ami rusty.
"Gone's The Soulhron," co The wall runs
"Gone and left US lone and dreary; ~:
"Gimring in the swampy distance,
"Fleeting thro' the dark morasses,
&c See the light grows fainter, paler-
"PaIer, fainter every moment
"Till at last lis out entirely;
I" Out, and left US all SO chilly
"Out, and left us all SO gloomy
"Out, and left us all SO s,upid-' 'S "
'Left us chilly, gloomy, stupid
"Goodness gracious, gracious goonde's!
"Faust preserve us mid the blackness
"Ofihis direful deprivation"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
nIedlcnl college OF G Georgia.

Reference is asked to the advertisement Of this In
situ,ion II is now one of the truly fourishing and
useful Medical Colleges Of the United States; anu II
is particularly adapted to the wants OF all the middle
country of the Southern States proper Augusta being
situated about central Of The great collon'gfo"ins
belt. We believe in mans being educated Tor lhe
profession of medicine, in the latitude where lie e1-
pec,. to Practise And for the preparation ol Southern
physicians we know Of no place superior 10 tho col
Iece in question. II is admirably supplied in every
department and managed, as we learn from many on
the most improved principles. The twenty'hith course
of lectures will commence on The lst Monday In mo-
yember next.
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ORATION EXTRAORDINARY.

friend in the west sends MS the following rich
specimen Of juvenile oratory as enuncinted away ont
upon the Tuapoosa. What comment j. is upon the
called Academies thai are springng up all over The
land!
"Friends and Feler Citizens of Tallapoosa County,
have rs up afure you on 'casIun which never
have been called on allure. Hit lis on Edeca,on. My
Feer Ci'izens Of Tallapoosa County, you'll not speet
10 hear speech from Clay, Columbus, General Jack
son nor Noah. II you do, You'll git dsaplnted nut
what say is this, Edeca,Ion isa crate thlog' why
tuoby sure hit tis. What say is am nothing ont
schuol boy, bu. my Fell.r Citizens Of Tallapoosa
County, am mo-. fraid nor shamrd TO spress myself
afore This croud on EdecaIion. | am nothing but
school boy. Now aint ElecatUn CRATE thing, why
tooby-sure hit lis. My Feller Citizens OF IaaPoosa
County will Jest say 10 my young friends what iainl
got Edecation, if y"u will jest gn 10 scnoo anu p,!
Yourself as has done, you can gil Edecnt.on: No"
haint ht CRATE Thing, why tnoby.sure hit ts. my
Young friends who has got old, and haint never went
10 school, If You want 10 git liberation yun must 60
and umbe yourself like dill. Why my Feller Gin,
zens of TallapUosa when started 10 this here schoG
am no, shame to Tell hit, started in The spelling
book. "a voice in the crvud, "yes you d-m fool aud
Won have never gotuut of it.') umbe myself down
with these here little boys aud gals. yes my feller
Citizens Of Tallapousa even TO nmbl. myself down
with my schuol master, which ine bigger man nor
he is. know wl,ar my money come from what gol
nv Ehecalion. Ak my Mamma and Daddy no cep,;
lions bout my Elecatiol had to Edecae myself and
now my Frlier Citizens of lallapoosa jest uok, amt
Edeca,ion graie thing, why lOoby-sure hil u.s. IL
hit had not been for Edecaion, We would had no
steam Roads nor Rail Boats what carry Us here and
thar, or any wIar provided we wan, TO 60 from ONE
place 10 tohrr jest look at MIR. Doctor Stone what
come through this country fixing mills. haini he
smart man. why loobysure lie is, he fixed Mr. fipers
mill, and he says thar is gold in these rrcks about
here, and bleve it cause he is Educated man. and
now nv school mates am gwine TO leave this school
and "bark in The business Of Cow trading. specls
to drive my stock to Columbus in the State OF Gtor.
gia and intend to vote for MIR: Clay Tor President
and Mr.. Doctor Stune for Vice President
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
Health OF Ed1edeld.

Edgefeld is perhaps as healthy as any District in
South Carolina, take the year all round Indeed
there are many portions Of in which Doctors would
perish if dependent entirely upon their professional
earnings True certain diseases OF typhoid charac'
ter have prevailed here and there amongst US tor
few years past tese however, occur as often IN the
very mountains themselves. They are, we believe,
much on the decline. So fur this season, The health
Of our people would seem to he unusually good. 10
keep i, so, let US have a how We indulge 100
freely in the varied fruits which crown The abun.
dan, summer. A great fruit year is generally said to
b. great fever year. We incline 10 the opinion,
that with common prudence it ought 10 be the very
healllesi Of all years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
T1erefore Resolped, 1st THAT I'VE, the members

Therefore Resolued, 1st, That we, the members
Of this Quarterly Conference, do bow with meek
submission 10 this affective dispensation Of Divine
Providence.
2nd; That in the death Of our Brother THOMAS
NICHOLS the community has been deprived Of one
Of its best citizens, the Church Of faithful and con-
sistent member, and The Edgefeld circuit ofone Of
its most successful Stewards:
3rd That we tender to the:bereaved widow and
orphans Of our departed Bruther our deepest SYM
pahes in their irreparab!c loss.
4h That blank page be left to his memory in
our Journal.
5th That the Secretary Of this quarterly confer
ence furnish The family Of the deceased with copy
of these Resolutions and also copies for publication
in the Abbevile and Ege6eld papers and Southern
Christian Advocate. B. j. BOYD, P. E.
T. WRIGHT, Secretary.
Mount Vernon, August lst, 1856.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
From the Examiner.

&A&A4t A<AASAys
e rom,aence iil this week paper ahe story
TO which the Conhittee$pave aRardedsihe pre-
,miutpi.: It is froashe pensMEDr. Q. B: Mayer
and Asa tale which, the readtrs Of the E1amsn:r'
9qiifsfnd deeply In a5sresting. The following is
the swslard of theGammittee: 5::z 5s =
AWARD OF. PRfzE;; T. lShs w :sslohn.
s,on. having snhulisted tost6s saaasrsigaeaC r.
mittce the stories offered for the premium OF
6fiy dollars for the best tale, to be published
in the Examiner, we have awarded the same 10
q story eIlitled : /
; OLD.NICK; s....a. ~.
ATALE OF WATER, FIRE, ARD BIRTHSTONE.
1t is remarkable for its originality and similar
graphic descriptive destinations so popular ano
enchanting in the life.like narratives ot WASH
ineton Irving Many other capital stories were
presented; But being chiefly in The eeaten Track
of mude.n fictitious literature were not deemed
equal in literary excellence 10 the above.
A. G. SUMNER,
-............y T. s. PIGGoT, .....,,,--...
WM. REYNOLDS,
r. FORD, =!
: Howard H. CALDWELL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
For the Advertiser.

DURING the session of the late Quarterly Confer
ence for the Edgefeld Circuit, held at Mount Yer
non, the following preamble and Resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, This Quarterly Conference has heard
with pain and unafi cted grief Of the sudden death
Of one of its mos, efficient and highly esteemed men,
bers, MAJOR THOMAS Nlouols, of Mount Lebanon,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
mEE FINE PAID.

TIE fine imposed upon Col. BRooKs, by the Court
in Washington, would have been paid BY his constit'
uen.s, forty times counted, had it been necessary
Almost without consulla,ionor agreement ousr four
hundred dollars were contributed ut the ballot box, on
the day of election, in Edgeeld alone. Had the fine
been ten thousand dollars it gould have been quida-
led thus, without the rl;ghtes. difficulty. We hope
COL BRooKs will not think Of objectiDg to this mea-
sure of his constituents, They desire that The
fund be used precisely indicated If he has already
paid it, they reg ard his dong as but an advance
mrnt for them on debt which they insist it is theirs
10 bear.
The money is in our hands, subject to our Represen
tatiye's order.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
HING In EmSy.

correspondent tells US, and thinks it ought TO be
known, that CHARLES SUMNER was hung in effigy
the other day away down in the Piney Woods, below
MI, Willing. Tie materials used were, in the Ian.
guage of our informant, can old dirty shirt sleeve,
stuffed with pinssiraw suspended by hickory withe
to black limo, and bearing the inscription:
'u Hung in his filh here Sumner suings, ss.s---
The meanes. and tolucst ofhuman things"
So poes Young Edgefeld!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
KANsaSTURNIP SEED.

We are indebted TO Mr. CHARLES KENNY, of Ham,
burg for package OF very fne-loOking turnipseed'
They are all the way from western Arkansas and are
said to be of very fine variety. Now is The time to
sow, and we advise all to test this new kind. Mr.
KENNY has several large sacks, and is prepared to
supply the demands of the season. This urnip said,
by those who huve tried It in the far west 10 be both
larger and sweeter than The usual varieties.
Mr. X. has sent US few packages which we will
sell for him on Reasonable terms Apply this office.