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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
GU.ayVO! GU.aN-O!

uyHE undersigned asks the attention oi
Farmers, Planters and DEALERS TO his
siocA Of best quaity Guanoes, all Of which
he will sea, al the lOxpst market rates.
"-T PerIr.G" sT,;".' ''u" "n'X Of the latest '~-
PortGt'0"s 0"" - quality.
.A.A" JMsrieGn GuHno { the best esr-
goes :H.POrtea
Columbian GuGno, Uery rieA> an ,Sa,.
pilates
..s~-. Super Phosphate Of Lime. B.n.
Dsse, &c.
.h;no"tT. 0;;:.s-s may rely on h..~ins their
The general satisfaction herelol8efloF tags
oil Guanos 'soid by the Subscriber. Ryen by
VIII be sufficient guarantee that all aF10e
sold BY HIM will be found as represented.
WILLIAM ROBIN SON.
Nos. 4 and HollingsworIh- Street,
1uIy 2, le57-Smos. N--'
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
RviNG'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
ILLUS TRAT TED.

Great inducements for Clubs. Messrs.
G.. PU IMAM s. Co. having now publish
ed the first volume OF the Illustrated Edi-
ton Of lrivngsLife Of Washington, be.
ngthe complete life of Washington before
the Revolution, are ready 10 furnish the
same to subscribers, free Of postage, on
the receipt Of $3.50. Single numbers
sent, post paid, 10 any part of the Union
on the receipt Of 25 cts.
The following inducements are offered
10 Clubs, desiring TO subcribe to Ibis mag.
Ri6cent and national publication: ANY per.
Sc, ,remitting four subscriptions Tor the
ba :!Yme comprising IA numbers, will
r. "ed tohve Complete sets. delivered
~os ~oe o. postage. Gibbs of six, remitt,ns
WIN De eRtitled to two extra copies o
ne Voieme, on an extra copy and any
o'her OF Putnam & Co.'s publications o.
an equsl value. Cubs of 70 remit,;re
S42, will be entitled to fonr extra comics
or copy OF complete set of Add. $
works IN SIX volumes delivered zee OF
postage. The same premium VIA be given
'oT IKE number uf subs.-fbe TO the
eucceeding volumes. Ea,h number of the
Illustrated WashIngtos will contain one,
I'D every other rssnber two first class
Seel Engravinss or maps. In addition 10
u Steel EDsravings. the work contains
ntnerous elegant Wood Eng-avings il.
lutailve OF historical subjects,
NUrIoN.-Persons subscribing for the
lifeof Washington should be particular
to otain the only work which mus, forev
er fmain the standard authority. Irving's
LIfof Washington bears the imprint of
G. Putnam s Co.. the only publishers
OF lRing's works.
Every American should put this work
on NJ bookshelf side by side wlth h is B
Bile. Vet your children read il; and learn
by theexample of the Great Washington
the lessons Of patriotism, moral courage
perseverance under difficulties. " which he
history OF his life affords. We know of
no American book which we had rather
own than this; tits, worth q, thousand of
trash publications which he press +. da;lv
sending forth. Scientific american.
County papers copying the above nd
twice will receive a connl.s. |
set Of Putnam's Story Library.
G. p. PUTNAM s. Co.
s.. 321 Broadway. New York.
Feb. 4, 1S5T-2t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
REASoNs WHY YoU SHOULD rpscRlsk FOR
EMERSON'S MAeAZINE IL.
FOR 1858

LIST. Because IFS literary cofents will, dur.
ing the year. embrace contributions from ovel
one hundred different writes and thinkers
NUMBERING among them tle most distin-
guIshed oil american authorsi
I'd. Because its ediiorid departments
"Our Studio," sour Winddv," and "Oul
Olio," will each be conducted by an able ed.
itOr-and il will surpass, in the variety anG
richness OF its editorial conlents, any oiheI
magazine.
Sd. Because II viii contain, during the
year, nearly SIX hundred original pictorial il
lustrations from designs by the first American
artists.
4th. Because for the sum Of 33 YOU will
receive this splendid monthly, more richly
and the superb engraving Of s.The Las, Sup
per-" worth s..
9Th. Because you will veryzkkeIy draw
one Of the three thousand 80 - s1islri-
buted on the 25lh of u - .-1,er.
haps one that IS worth
Notwithstanding tn
Inducements can hardI "a
the objects OF the puhIlsI zher
etiorts. YET they have detefmiN Continue
through the year
THE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER.
any Peison who wiu get up club Of
'weniI-iour subscribers. either ~ one or more
post once. we viii present splendid Libra
~ consisting of over Forty Large Bound
Volumes, embracing the most popular works
in the market. The club may be formed n,
the club price, 42 wear, without the engra.
wing. OF at the fall prIce, g, with the enSra.
wing OF the Last SEpper % each subscriber.
L.lsa and description ot he Library. and spe-
eanaen copy Of the Magazine, will be Tor
waFded on receipt Of . cents. Over 200
l.'bFaries, or 5000 volumes, have already
been Sssirsouled IN accordance wish this olIef.
and we shonld be glad Of an oppouunity %
uEnsn . Library % every clergyman, 10 ey-
sry school teacher. or % some one nc eyery
posi- Office in the country.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
THR LAasRSR
CHAIR AND FURNITURE EsTABLT
IL fhs UniIed St1fss.

No. 25 North Cay street, near Fsye.te,
WUHERE % kept always on haad, CT
w made 70 order. every style of French
Tsie a-Teses, 10 plush, hair cloth or prOcAiel-
le.
French Full Stuff and Medallion PsrIcr
Arm ChaHs, plush. hair cloth OF brOcaiel!e. :
! French Full Siuff Carved PafiOF ChaS-s, 40
SETS. in pulsIl. hair cloth OF bToeatelle.
- Solasl Hall French SpEing Mahogany and
walnut ParlOr Cdairs. in bar cloth or plush.
Rocking Chains, various designs, IN haif
cloth and plush.
Stuff spring Lounges large assortment
always ready on hand, or any pattern made
or covered with any goods 20 order.
Chamber Suits-iD mahogany or walnut,
complete, from &35 up.
Cane Chairs and Rocking do.-The lar
gess assortment ready made ~ any one house
II the United States. from 4l2 dozen up.
Bar Room, Office and Dining Chairs. "a
oak walnut or mahogany. with cane: WOOD
or stuffed seats and assortmedt embracing
over 50 dozen.
Wood Seat Chars and Setlees and Rock,
nx Chairs; over 100 dozen.
Looking Glasses, Gilt and Mahogany
Frames. Feather Beds, and Hair and Husk
msttrasses of every kind.
A MATHIOT,
q North Gay STREET near Fayette
Ju. 4, Is5-6m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
MAKING MONEY.

The success which our agents are meeting
with Is almoat astonishing. Among the mn
ny evidenees Of this facs, We present The fol-
lowing from one Of our agents already Ia she
field:
have now been az work canvassing ON
your Magazine Oae week, and am delighted
with she business. 10 ~ difFerenf from cam
vasssne ksf any thing else I eve sued. lam
sure % get subscsibes isa esery iamilv whers
shey can rake together lhree dollars 1 am
nexeT seceised with indifference anvwhnre.
~ he fzss thiag : q i . usali M sneua.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
1.-THE LAST SUPPER"

and will present copy Of il 10 every three
dollar subscriber for the year 1853. II was
engraved at cost of over 5000, hi the late
celebrated A. l.. Dick, from the Tiginal OF
Raphael Morghen, after Leonardo pa Vinci.
and is the largest steel plate engraving ever
executed in this couEtTy, being TREE times
the size OF the ordinary three-doliS engrav-
ings.
The first impressions OF this engpving are
held at $40, and il was the intenten Of the
.riist that nome of the engraZings spuld eves
be offered Tor ess sum than S., ltng richly
worth that amount. Thus every tfee-dollar
subscriber will receive the Magaine one
year-cheap at Sand this splend engra-
wing, richly worth IS; thus gettiy for IS
the. value OF 90.
We shall commence striking of te engra-
wings Immediately, yet il can hard be ex-
pecied that impressions of so lars plate
can lie taken as fast as they will be allied Tor
| by subscribers We shall, therefori furnish
them in the order IN which subserilions are
received. Those who desire 70 ohin their
engravings early. and from the fir impres-
sions, should send in their subscripbns with;
out delay. The engraving can sent on
rollers, by mail, or i n any other Ianner, As
subscribers shall order. -
$4,000 IN WORKS oFART. =
In addilon to the superb eng'ving Of the
last SUPPER which will be Rseniedto es-
eiy three dollar subscriber for 1S5S, the pub
lisbzrs have completed arranemegs for the
aStributioa nm. the oSih do of December,
}ls5S, of series of splend works of art,
CONSISTING Of one hundred eh and rare Oil
Pain,igs, valued Al fromki00 to 81 900
cad. Also, 1900 magn,fisnt S,eeLPla,e
tGngravings, worth from So S. each. and
600 choice Holiday boz worth from 81
TO s. each. making. in all pver THREE
THOUSAND GIFTS. woh TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS
o. Inclose s. to the pulishets and you,
will commence receiving d Magazine BY
return mail. You will alsoeceive with the
first copy a numbered sub;rip,ion receip,
emitting you to the engraing of 1.-THE
LAST SUPPER" and aance 70 draw
one or these ''three lLousandjnzes."
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11

Leonard Town, Jan. 7th, 1853.
SPALDlNG & DURANr have lust re
- ceived their stock OF Fals aud win.
ter Goods, eoHsisting Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
QUEENSIr.4RE. HARDW.aRE.
HATS. CAPS, BO0FS.
ca large stOek)
SHOES. RE.iDEJMaDE CLOTHING.
DRUGS. .MEDECLNES. SADDLES,
.BRLDLES. M.aRTINC.4LES,
stnd everv other article suiEable for a country
eaore. The above goods viii be sold low
Cal! and Gee ~.
Jan. 7ih, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

"E respectfully INFORM those interested
w that we have made ample arrange,
uents, and are ready g receive and cell Cord
Wood upon commission exclusively.
Our friends and all othrrs who may favor
Us with consignmenis viii be enabled 10 re-
ceive full prices for their Wood, and NO, be
compelled 10 suffer sacrifices In consequence
OF gIutted market or combination among
dealers. a
Liberal adyancemenis made on all conslgn-
menis.
Co AL orders for every description Of build
ing materials filed with psompiness and upon
the most accommodating terms.
fY -i 8. WILLIS O. CO..
atH e. LUMnEa DEALEas,
West saie Union Dobk, Bait, Md.
i June 22d, IeSl-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
Notice 60 Farmers and Planters
SALT FOR t.MILCH COWS IND
STOCK GENERALLY


"HEN Cows in milk are kept on
w green, succulent food, they re.
quire regular and liberal supply of Salt
So, also, when cattle are 6rst turned to
hasture in the Spring, they require salt.
mose frequently than in The latter part ol
the season when the herbage 10 less sue.
eulent and fresh. II 10 often the case
that ANNALS taken from dry food, and
supplied exclusively with green ferment-
able herbage a.e greatly debilitated by
scours. Salt, in due quantity, 10 a Ger.
tain preventative ofshis malady. Rock
Salt 10 the most economical and eonye.
nient way to salt stock. by placing pieces
n different parts Of the field, where the
ock can have access TO IL at pleasure.
Orders for this, or any other articles in
our line will be promptly. attended 10 ty
DUVALL g. IGLEflART,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
klg1o..t l2s Light street Wharf.
ia --f4, ..l4 an Baltimore
March 20thy 1S56--sl.rt az/laae,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11

kaAky Amasemeaf and xnseFaettea
AorTED BY MOSES A. DOW. I.
This pAser i the largess weekly ever pab-
tished m TN country. Iss contents are snci
8 wlIi Dc apkpved In the most iastidous
eircies-nosniN isamoFtal beng admitted into
IT'S pages. IL wa furnish as much reading
matter as almest ~ one can 6ne tune to
persuse, consisting IT.
TALES. HTs'roRy BIOGRAPHY,
roGErHER NglrH
MUSIC AND P0gTnY.
The paper contains no uits seu,;mrn,s
and meddles neither with polisicsaa rel;g;on
bus IL is characterized by high niAraI Tnhe
Il circulates all over the country. from Maine
10 California. The terms by mail are very
Iow. as will be seen by the following: =,
TERMS. y
The Waverley Magazine % published week.
bY Moses A Dow, II Water Street, Boston,
Mass. +,
Two editions are printed, one on thick pa
per for Periodical Dealers al 8 cents a copy.
and m edition Tor mail subscribers ION iit-
lie thinner paper, 50 rs TO come wiihin the
low postage law) al So 90 a YeassT or VI eO
for SIX months always iE ad-Ance.
Clubs by mail. six papas sax months % 90
Paper stopped when - last number pail ior
rs sent.
A new yolunx commences every July and
January. B,s II person commences at any
particular s0mber in this volume, and pays
ior II sly months, he will have volume cosn
plete 9th q title page, as every paper is CON-
nj 4e in ITSELF
Do When subscriber orders renewal oil
his SUBSCRIPTION he should tell US what was
the last number he received, then we shall
know what number o Tenew with withoul
hunting over our boo rs. Otherwise we shall
begin when the money is received. 40
Person writing for the paper must write
name. posi-otfice. country and State very dis
timely. Those who wish their papers chang
ed should tell where It has previously been
sent. Is rtsrt gg-l
Postage on this paper is tweniy-six cents
a year, payable in advance at the Office where
taken out.
CLUBBlNG.-Bluhs must always be Sent
at one time to receive premium. We can
not send them al the club price unless receiv-
si all together. as % Is too much trouble 10
each one getting them up.
o. Any one sending US -Four Dollars, can
have one copy OF the ''Waverley Magazine, -
and either Of the following works Tor one year
by mail:- -
"Graham's Magazine'-Harper's Maga-
zlne"-''Godey's Lady's Book"-"Ladies,
Gazette of Fashion" Magazine
-"Ballou's Pictorial" -.
Oo- Any one sending us s. % in advance
can have a copy oi the '' Waverly Magazine -
and either Of the following papers one year BY
msil -
''True eFlag''-"American Unionn-"Olive
Branch"-"Ya ankee Privateef."
Co. All letters and communications concern
! " The paper should be addressed TO the pub
isher.
g Co The way to Subscribe for paper is TO
enclose the money in litter, and address the
publisher direct, giving individual name with
post-ofiice, county and state very plainly writ
en- as post marks are often illegiblc.
AGENTS:-Dexter G. Bro, New York -
A. Winch, Philadeldhial-Taylor g. Bo. Bal
6. James Cincinnati, Ohio;-
E. Pickup. Methods Book Rooms, Montreal
Canada;-F. 4. Crump' Louisville Kentuc.
ky;-J; HechlmaD, ST. Anthony, NJ. 7.
Oct. !, 1851 a-'. -..ET 49, ~ ed
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
UNIONS IRON GEARED THRKsHl
MACHINES,

~ANAONS iRON GEARED THRKsHl
'- MACHINES,
"S'Tontsd to be the rssy best in the nsrks
THIS Machine Is driven with an ;ro
roo IN the place of band d-mThere is N
slipping Of bands about This mach;n.
Wncn mas been Q great trouble and .,
P:nse oy losing time TO fix the band,
"nIch often occurs to all machines worL
90 with hand. This IRON GEARET
MACHINE IS warrented 10 ,bresb fat
eF' with less horse power, than anv Nam
machine. 1t is warranted 70 give mar
Isct sa'lsiactlon. We sold last year So
OF these machines in Anne Arundel and
Charles Counties. We give some few
REFERENCES.
ANNE ARUNDEL CourrY: Owen C..
ca George Clayton. Matthew Hardestv
~. L. Darnall, John Jones. DR.. Jacobs
CAtvERr CoUNTY: John T. Barher
w: +. HaFdesty. Capt. Stallines.
fRINcE GEoRGE's CouNrY: Francis
T. Soper. ~''N''
CHARLEs CoUNrY: Fl. L. Mudd. To-
slah Hawkins, J. N. Harrison.
z ARy farmer wanting one Of these ma
chimes will please call on III. NJ. Litch.
yohn KePiingcr, tour agents, or George
Claytor' who will give all information
desired. The price of our best six horse
machines, with plate, Bars, Horse Power
and Straw Carrier, all eornplSte for
threshing. GIGS. delivered on board YES.
sels in, Baltimore. -Four Horse Power
and Machine. finished in The style, $50.
! end fnlly warranted.
We have machines Tor less monev
but Il IL the interest Uf the c.rmer to !
have the ocst, as il will last double an |
long. This machine was. exhibited at |
Upper Marlboro, at April Court, Annap-
oliss and Port Tobacco, Charles connty. |
when q farmer purchases one Of these
machines, and 10 ready to use II, If he
viii let me know. VIII send man, free
Of charge, and set the machine up and
start IL and ifEIt does not give perfect
satisfaction, he can return it again.
Farmers Will please send in their or.
ders e an early day. 20 that we can ship
u geod line. fsfE
This horsepower can be attached 10
$sy mill CT corr shelter without any ex-
r. expeBse. Old horse powers and ev.
eIy kind of old iron taken ID exchange.
III orders viii be promptly attended 20.
a 60 Waresense end once, No. 151 Il
Norih High Street. between Hillen and
Cay Streets. BaItimore. -
s1fF1l's JOHN ID. LINTON,
Nc. 161 North High Street,
between Hillen and Cav.
.Tnnaa "A 1877 T-sf>., 4 s.-g
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
AsExrs GETTING nlcai!

vENHE union of EMERSON'S MAGA
u ZINE with PUTNAM'S MONTHLY
has given the Consolidated work circulation
second to but Une similar publication IN the
country, aud has secured for il combination
Of literary and artistic talent prubablmpnsi-
vailed by sny other magazine IN the i'd.
During the FIRST month, the sale - Aae
and demand from subscribers e
copies. and the numbers alres
CUusUiidated work are umaz1
TO have surpassed, in the - 8
eraTv contents, and the beau
ness Of their pictorial illvstraiil
azIne ever before issued from Mslga - :
press. Encouraged by these esidencesz0I u
vor, the publishers have determined to com
mence the new volume in January with still
additional attractions, and to offer such in
ducemenis 10 subscribers as cannot fail TO
place Il, in circulation. at the head Of Amer
can Magazines. With this view. they now
announce the following programme. They
have purchased that superb and costly steel
| Mate engraving.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
CLARKE . LAWS. o7/J''
aItrs,r sE'saAL ~. y7gle,.
g Commission Merfbanis,

ee ffkts : - = .44-N4s&E. - y
{" EEP constantly on hand. Flour,
Grain, Bricks, Lime and Seeds
ail' kihds. Dealers in Guano, Bone.
= ust. Plaster, &c., at + = lsYfF
"a !. No. 40 Grant street.
Running through, 20 Ellicoti, rear Of
Messrs. Dinsmore . Kyles' store.
BALTIMORE. - seas
8@ We have constantly ON hand
and 1nsebd keeping. Clovrf. Timolhy.
Orchard Grass Seed. and I'll kinds %
Grain and Mil Feed. together with Bale
Hay, which we wilI sell on Piesslng
terms. FsmiIy. Extra ard Super FIehE
aIwzvs % hand. al orders e Kember
promptly asteadsd %. = :
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11

As we desire TO place in the hands of every
person who proposes TO get up club, aud
also oi every agent, q copy OF the engraving
of ''the Last SUPPER" rs a specimen, each
applicant inclosing us So win receive the en-
craving. post paid. by return mel, also spe-
cimens oi our publications and one Of the
numbered subscription receipts. eniiiling tire
holder to the Magazine one year aud 70
chance in the distribution. This offer IS made
only TO those who desire to act as agents or
TO form clubs. Addras
OAKSMFTH q CO..
No. 37l Broadway, New York.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
FERGUSON. MURPHY & CO..
Ne. l9l Lombad steet,
RAITiNg0EE
BALTIMORE

HAVE On hand large and wei,-selecsei
- stock OF GROCERIES, CHOICk
VINES, LIQUORS AND TEAS, which
sy are prepared 10 s~lias lOW N any House
; the cisy. Onr personal attention also given
the sale cG Tobacco and GaiA seaa-s
! 0eG 4, le57--anA
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11

MEBBEB t'S
GRE At w o n k
on THE
Horse Of America!
Published erelssirely for Subscribers.
In preparation and nearly ready
Il Frank Forrester's"
Horse sasd EzOrsems9asshiR0,
0F THE
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROV
INcES OF NORTH AMERICA,
BY WILLIAM HENRY HERBERT,
Author Of |" Frank Forrester's Field
Sports, !" Fish and Fishing" "The
Complete Manuel for Young
Sportsmen," SGc., SC.
In two superb imperial octave VOL
umes OF 100 pages. illusiraied with steel
engraved original Portraits, from paint
ings and drawings by the most distin-
guished artists, Of the following celebra-
ted horses.

EmbelIished with vignette title pages,
from original designs, by F o. C. Dar-
lev. The most eminent engravers are
engaged on the work. among whom are
J. PhiIlic, r. Hinchelwood. J. Dathic,
J. c. Battre and Copewell & Kimmell,
including numerous WOOD ENGRA-
WINGS. elegantly bound in Embossed
Cloth, Extra Gilt.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $40 Dolls
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11

Bal,iraose County, June IS, 1857.
70 A. b. Patterson, Esq,
Dear Ssrs--I an happy to inform yeu the
Mexican Gusno purchased Of you has pro-
dueed fntssl wonderful results. ] tried it on
some ot my poor land on corn. aud 10 is with
out doubt, twice as good where put 10 in the
hill as my corn ON good clover aud where the
ground has been lined twice. ] also tried it
twice as strong as where | manured them
heavy with stable manure. I also tried u i'm
my garden. and fiad my plants much more
thriily than any in the neighboFhood, although
gafdened two weeks iaief than nav neigh
bors.
i wish you 10 save me ten tons more Of II
lof my fall crop Of wheat and rye.
Very truly yours. &C., -..
JOHS NJ. McCOnas.
Baltimore County, Aug. 10, 1857.
"A. b. Patterson. Esq,
Dear Sir, promised would give YOU the
results OF the application Of the 'Esmaraldo
Guano" you sold me, aud u gives me pleas
ure 10 state that on newly cleared ground.
where several crops have failed, have now
as hne corn. potato. and buckwheat crop
as any IN the country surrounding me.
! also applied Peruvian Guano OF part of
the corn. side BY SHE. and it is impossible to
tell one from the other.
a..- A. HOFFMAsrER.
We take pleasure in stating that we have
given the "Esmeraldo Guano," purchased Of
A. ID. Patterson this Spring, fair trial. and
that u has given us the results claimed for IN
the above certificates.
AsBURY SLADE, Hartford county.
an JEFFERsOx ALMOsY, BalIo.
AUTHOR SHEAx,
GEo. III. SBEAN,
SAMUEL BUrLKR. I"
Sepa 3. 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11

shall do much better next week. IL -
the engra ring that does the business. Every
body wants The engraving. You may calcu-
late upon from one 20 tive thousand subscri-
bers from me this Winter. arm going TO
make enough out Of The business 70 buy me
a farm in the Spring." @a
With sueh Inducements IS we offer, any
body can obtain subscribers. We invite every
gentleman out Of employ yment, and every lady
who desires a pleasant ssoaey making occu-
PATTON TO apply at once Tor an agency. APP
piicants should inclose Is cents for speei-
men copy Of the Magazine. which viii nj
kays be forwarded with answer 10 applica-
bv return mail.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11

UNITED STATES JOURNAL,
A large and magnificent iIlustrssed raou,hlv
newspapfg, desOied % MECHANICS.
AGRICULTURE. LITERATURE and
4 48
In addison 70 Is usual aftractionss wt;~h
have already giaen IL circulation of nesrIy
M00s040 Iopaes per monsh. ttwill heFe-
after eonsain eoaplese record Il all aew 80
sslpable s1echanienf sad agr;rxlssrwl ImpvDse-
mssmts. embracing aiasger ain0nnf ef apracti
esl insss9aasiDa fssn. szussiezasi wsisma u
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $40 Dolls

THOM.fS J. TURNER.
Upper Marlborough,
Sole agent for Prince Georges, Charles
nd St. Msry's Counties.
August 6. t857-H.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11

CPAEUgNG : DURANr sse now
- ePen;as ihsir Spree sapplY = nss
godds. III psrsfralsss viii = grven
hereai1ass - fessl6il.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-11
TO FARMERS.
MEXTCN GUANO

ML-AAC ~ 0OANO.
The subscriber has Ia store and lnr ssls.
twe lcargses (534 tons Of Browe Mexican
Guanos vEhieh ne will sell. delivered frDm
A1essE.: Hoopsr q CheeseboFOugh's Wharf.
fell'a Pssnts % Us per ton Oi 2s240 lbs. in
huIk.
A. D. PATTERSON.
20. % =. Gay street.
This IS q seFtiff thar Dr. Luther, President
OF the Philadelphia Guano Company repovs-
Cd 90 me that the EsmeralAa Guano, like that
purchased BY A. b. Patterson. Esd.. Of Bal
siuaoFe, has given unusual satisfaction to those
who Aave used it in Psansy lyania. showing
better results even than the Peruvian. And
the Agents ID the company 10 Philadelphia
are selling the same as ~ per son in bags.
WM. r. Muapocn.
Per p. deMurguiende, Sec'y Philadelphia
Guano Co. Agency. Baltimore.
D Baltimore. guse 9sh, 1857.
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