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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13
C. A. G. WHEELER,
DodecYille Wisconsin.

=. a. ". w HEBhEhi
Dodgcvile Wisconsin.
Your favor Of the 9th inst. inclosing a
draft for $1,000 from the Soldiers Aid So
ciety Of Dodgeville for the benefit of the
Soldiers Home, came to hand to day. The
box referred to, was also received in good
time and good order. The receipt Of the
latter would have been acknowledged soon
er. but for the unavoidable absence Of Col.
Buttrck from the city.
Present the thanks Of the Executive
Committee to the Soldiers Aid Society OF
Dodgevlle for their exertions in aid Of the
FAIR and the Home.
With great respect
Your Ob'dt Servant
VIM. J. LAGOON,
Asst Secretary.
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Mr. EDIroR-For the information Of those
who contributed to our fund for the aid of
the Soldiers Home in Milwaukee, will you
please insert the following in the Chronicle:
OFFICE OF SOLDIERS HOME FAIR,
Milwaukee, July 8th, 1865
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13
1865.

H0USEKEEPERS troubled with vernin need be 50
no longer, they use "CosTAR's" Exterminator. We
have used it our satsfacton and if box cost 50,
we would have it, We have tried poisons, but they ef
fected nothing: but ''Costars" article knocks the
breath out of Rats Mice Reaches Ants and Bed Bugs
quicker han we write it, 1t is in great demand
all over The country.-Meaina, Ohio, Gazette
GD- See sCosTAR's'' advertisement in this paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13
1865.

g CoSTARs" Rat, Roach, Ant, &C., EXterminator-
"more grain and provisions destroyed annually in
Grant County by vernlin than would pay for tons of
this Rat and Insect Killer."-LancaSer, WIS Herald
Rg- See "CosTAR's" advertisement in this paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

1868.

RATS reTsus BIRDS.-Whoever engages in shooting
small birds is cruel man. whoever aids in externl-
mating rats is a benefacor. We should eike some OF
correspondents give the benefit OF their ex
perience in driving ont these pests. We need some
thing besides dogs cats and traps for this business
Scientific Alnerjczn, n. Y.
Bf- See ''CosTAR's' advertisement in this paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13
WIN. JACKA.J R.
BUR DTCK

PATENT MEDICINES.
among which are Ayers, James and Graffcnberr's
Celebrated Family Medicines Trasks Magnetic
Ointment. Ransom's Hior Syrup and Tolu. Garg!ing
Oil, Wizard Oil, Perry Davis Pain Killer Richard
sons Sherry-Wne Bitters Viewers Canker and salt
Rhum Syrup. Aliens Halls and Wister's Lung Bal
SONS, Kenedys Medical Discovery Brow and Carey's
Troches, and many others too numerous to mention
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065

"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMIMATOR is simple,
SAFE and suiehe most perfect RAT iticaton meeting
we have ever attended. Every Rat that can get it,
properly prepared according to directions will eat it,
and every that eats it will die generally at some
place distant possible from where the medicine
taken.-Lade Shore, Mich, Mirror.
psy- See "CosrARs' advertisement in this papsr.
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The Empire Seaninq 4NacAine IS Erempt from

20
all these Objections.
It has straight needle, perpendicular action,-makes
the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which will neither
RIP nor RANEI, and Is alike on both sides; performs
perfect sewing every description of material from
leather to til finest nansouk muslin with cotton lin
silk thread, from the coarses to the finest
ber
Having neither CAM nor COG-WHEEI and the
least possible friction, it smooth glass; and is
emplatcally
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

This Machine is cnnstru ted on an entirely new
principle Of mechanism possessing many and val-
able improvements having been examined by the most
Profound EXPERTS. and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY
and PERFECTION COMBINED.
The following are the principle objections urged
against Sewing Machnes:
l. EXcecssiyelab to the 4. Incapacity TO
operator ~ description of ma
2. Liability to get out of teria
order. 5. Disagreeabie aLd un-
j. Expense. trouble, and pleasant noise VIII lie
loss Of time in repair in operation.
ing.
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PLAN OF rL7ITE WORK.

Since Sir Walter Raleigh solaced his inprisonm ont
in the Tower by the composition of his History OF
the World, the literature of England has never yet
achieved the work which he left unfinished. There
have been Universal Hstories,'' from the bulk of
encyclopaedia to the most meagre outline, in which the
annals OF each nation are separately recorded bu t
without an attempt to trace the story of Divine Proyi
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1t is proposed to supply this want by work condensed
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The literature of Germany abounds in history-such
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chief aim OF this ''llistory Of the World"
The study 0four whole like that Of each sepa-
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The story we propose to follow from its beginning in
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the east-through the successive Oriental Empires
the rise oberty and the perfection heather poity
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No pains will be spared to make this history scholar
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i'll historical and critical Investigations, the results
tanned from the modern science of comparative ph il
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

The work will be divided into three Periods. each
complete in itself, and will form Eight Volumes in
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TANGENT History Sacred and Secular; from the
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HISTORY OF? TIE WORLD.
BY PHILIP SMITH, B. A.

ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL CONTRIBUTORS TO TIE DICTIoN-
ARIES OF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES, BIOG-
RAPAY. AND GEOGRAPHY.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.
J0iIT :. REESE SEQ.
"I'lrsur AM sEratl AGENTS Pa
THE PACIFIC GUASO COMPANY,
:. .or-s RrhrEr, aALrINokc
JOIN :. REESE. & co


THE SounI. Pacrhc Guino, resembles Fs-
l. ruvian Guano IN appearance, odor, and
'"m"nsi"n. rhe value nj all Guanos ans Su-
rer Pho osrhatss 81 lime. Of whatever name, de-
pends n IL "e!l Known, up1n the per cent Of
Lannon's, Soluble Phosp lAle and Bone Phos-
nhate {: Lime they contain. This Guano dif.
;erS from Peruvian only ~ the fact ,hs, q. con-
'a,rs less Ammonia, hut thts difference rn Am
rlonia * more than made up ov the fact that il
evn:I'ns almost I"ulie - much Soluble, and
Bone Phosphate "f Lime. This d q. enes makes
II durable frrtl,Lrr. with all the activity Of
Fe uvian Guano- Although ne price D! this
Guano is on'v one half the price IF Per. visn.
aud Is no, higher than the Super Phosp.aies of
Lime, "t; II contains. as - proven ty analysis
and INSPECTION. vastly moe Of mmoniA, sou.
bic, AZ d Bone Phosphate, than Is fo,nd IN the
best ~ chem Hence its economy and .a,rin.
ssc value must render /. AT object "f great IN.
tereS' 10 turner's generally.
We wish farmers 10 ,aEe especial nn,rrr that
the conditions upon which We have TIE agency
of this q .i,no are that ev<rv carg" is regularly
insps, ted and an,lyse'i nv Da l.,ts,c. whose
authority ~ such matters To- rarsn,oun.
Tins arrangement affords US nnd Consumer,
Il protection not had IN the purchase uf Fer,Ii.
Icrs generally linus, also be noticed s,a, the
,.ho %uhaies nt this GuHno, are not mineral but
earthly fhuspha-es, which is greatly 20 iis ad-
vantage.
The following Is summary of Analysis Of
last Cargo:
NoIs,ule 10 PEE cent
Organic I"mhus,rblc Matter 1911
Earthly Matter jO2s
YIrlline Ammonia. 40 per ccnt.
Souhl~ Phosphate Of Lime 1907
Bone Phosphate of Lime. 20 81 -
For Sale by Dealers throughout the States,
4nt oy JOHN 5 REESE & CO,
j. @. COMPANIES Agents. Raltrnure.
Price SIS per ton 1900 'b... usual discount 10
Dealers.
,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
Eliza 4. Guytl,er,
George NJ. Nichol,.

In the Circuit C.ur. for Saint Mary s Gown
". sitting as a court Of Equity, l7;h of J.ae,
1868.
ZINE object of this suit is to procure a he.
cree for sale Of certain mortcased
premises III Saint Mary's county, which were,
"n the ooh Feb 1864, mor,gased bv the
'l"icndant. Geo. ~ Nichols, TO complainant
i he Bill gates that on or about the o0th day
OF FEBRUARY 1864. the said George NJ Mich
~ Conveyed certain Real Estate, which is
particularly described in the hill and accom-
pay lIc exhibit, unto tle said Eliza \ Grv.
thcr, by way OF mortgage, to secure 'hc pay
mcnt of fourteen hundred md five dou.r 40;
scvsnty.tive cents, with interest from tle 2G h
day of February 1864, which was due on th'
lst day OF July 1874.
That no part "f deb, and interest ,i,,r 81.
said Mortgage debt has been paid, and ,n.'
the sail Gror.e II. Nichols resides on, .. ,,r
STATE af MarvlanG
!; is th..rupon liza lae>i and ordered 'r,'
tho complainant. By Causing . copy OF III.
order 10 be- inscrtci IN scme newspaper IN
iSked IN Shnt Mary county. once il -arh
Of irnr successive weeks before the lst .'av
'f Angus, n,xt. give notice 70 the said Ger.c
II Nichols OF the ooiect and sub>,ancc u: hi.
Il! AID warn 'im TO appear in this count. II.
lsTsul or hv S"iiei,or. Oh or before the til!
Monday oi November 1858 70 answer 'Ir.
premises AMI show cause, if any he has. WHY
deer ought not - pass a pravcd
INO. 4. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copv--1e-':
JNO 4. CAVALIER, Crk.
June ., l8Ej-iH'
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
OFFICE OF
ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
FIFTH DISTRICT, MARYLAND,
CLARkESEILLE, HOWARD co.
Notice is Hereby Given,

That The annual liS's Of valuations anl emu
mcratluES Of the Income Tax Of 1864, ard
License Tax. and the tax on all articles
in Schedule 4 "f the EX, i>e Law
ul the IIi:"l States fu the year 1868, made
,ni t'kcn by the Assistant A>scs>"rs for 81.
.n;ry'H c"CtN n.iv In Examined hv Ill per-
,"lI> interested on IN. 3I>t day Of .lULi and
IL nf AtGT>'T. 'n5, !, Ir!OS. G. REEVES
tIi tR!hi"rE HALL. wlcu and where the
undersigned VIII attend {" receive and deter
niue AL ai'r'.Al> relative Ia any erroneous or
'NrcS%ivc ilna i,,ns. N~>r>. '!i"nts Or cu,ln.-
;uins hv IN. Assessor OF Assistant ASS. s-or
returned III -al lists.
All appeals must he in writing. specifying
'hc particular cars". matter "r thing. rc>Vrc-
tin. which d cisI Ii is nYrc,trd, and shall,
more vrr. s'a'" tine groun! or principle OF
rrru: com .,lAitrl nf.
WILLIAM WELf.ING,
Assessor.
July 18Th ls65-t Au1l
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
j. Y. WILKINSON.
DEALER in FINE LIQUORS, SUGARS
and TOBACCO. AT No. s.. WEST
F.YErTE STREET, OPPOSITE
BAEEuMS HOTEL, tprivA.e
en taur",l Bali,

nE.3lkES to inform his friend. aid Gu ;tu-
~ mer, oi nls removal from Iii, FORMER
pace OF b':,in-ss, tl22 Ducan's Whart,j 10
the ah,Ivr place, and spIir1ts the cpntinua
Of their patrmage
II. vii! also still c"n:inuc 20 conduct tho
COMMISSION BUSINESS, whcrr lie !. Cow
| catc,i
Being thankful 70 HI. friends AMI Gust
,nrrs :or former tavor>, respectfully solicit.
,",..iyrneuts and or,!ers. 10 which he will,
a h-re,ut"re, give pronp, al! ,aithiuI a,
;ci'ion At :! rn"<.-Ia:e peTceu;I--.
Terms Cash and Motto 'c,-,! soea!s AT far
price>." The terms uI,! m3tto viii both Lt
strictly adhered t..
". WILKINSON.
March goth lat5-,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
EQUITY NOTICE.

Walter Mitchell } In rhc Crr',it Court
John H. s>,horon ! sitting as Coax; ,'
4 Equity.
EInry F.. Morton.
NNllE object Of this suit is 10 procure De-
u ciee frr the sale of certain real estate in
Saint Mary's county, Maryland. which vas
Icd by the defendant John n. S,thn-
ron - tine complainant. on tie lith ,'ay I
March. 1853, The original and amenl,,l Till
states. in substance. that. on ;hc lIrh Gav ,.i
March. 1888, the said John II. >o;huroa con-
veyed certain real estate Gated in 81. Mary,
county. an! which Is particularly mentioned
IN said conveyance. fled with the SAID ir'l r>
an ExIriiit unto tie said Walter Mitchell lv
way nf NOR, .agc. To secure the payln,,h VI
four thousand five hundred dollars. VIII, ,n..r-
est thereon, specified in said t!!, - H., ,.n:,
in tire wears.
Aud the amended hill further states, tia,
on the 18th day Of March, 1852. the sail
John II. S"'horon conveyed certain real estat.
i"cat, d il ST. Mary'> county. which is la~r;5.-
nlarlv described au,, ~, u.ioacd in sal .n!-
vc>ancc filed with said bil'as all Exh;!pi'. ~
Henry F.. Morton. by way o: mnr,@l.". :, .,.-
cllce the pawn. mt Of eleven thousand, ,,..
four cents (Sll.ls96I), with in, .r,'st i,"n
the 18th day Of March, 1859, aud which
ncrtGa.e is alleged to be unpaid
The bill pra!s Tor the sale Of SAID rea. cs-
tate to paw he aforesaid Indebtedness nd in
,crest. and also states that the s,iI Jonn II.
Sothoron is not resident Of the State vi Ma
rylani.
i is therefore adjuIyed and ordered. this
2oth day OF June, 800, that the complainant,
by causing copy of this order to be publish
ed III the 81. Mary's Gazette. once week for
ioLr successive weeks. previous tn the first
Monday OF August next. give notice TO the
>ad John II. S"thoron OF the object and sub
stance nf this bill. and warn him TO appear IL
Ills Court either in person or bv solicitor, On
., before the 3rd Monday of November next
Il answer the preni~es and show cause, il any
n" has, Why y decree ought no, 10 pas As
prayed.
JNO. A.. CAMAL1ER,
Clerk
True copy,
Test,
JNO. A. CAVALIER,
Clerk
June 22nd, lsGo-lm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20

The soil IS susceptible Of rapid improve
ment and is well adapted 10 the growth "i
all the staple products Of this sect'n Of the
State.
Fish. Oysters and Wild Fowl are abundant
IN season. IN the ad jacent waters and the IA
ci!,ies icr Slipping produce are very srrcri-
or.
Upon the wh le this i one q the most eli
.ihy located estates upon the lower P"t"-
mac and p"r-ors '!.sirouS Of selecting neal
thy and lt-atant residence are invited TO
view the premises befcIc III. dAv Of sale.
This lard All inS til" tiEe estates of Tholn-
a. Ioker and Thomas l!chh. E.qr>.
Terms Of Sale As prescribed by the decree.
are-Thr.e I'll, u,and dollars in cash on the
lav Of Sale. and the balance in cqua! install
meats of ore and two yearS-the deferred
payments To- he secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser. with security To he approved by
the Trustee, and 10 bear interest from the
dav If sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid tie Tr,l>te.. will execute = .l-ed To the
pur, hasrr. free. clear an discharged from al
'hc interest If the parties 10 this s,lt all!
,h,>c claiming ,il.aeI them.
+. STONE.
Trustee
June oa:h lSGJ--ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
RAJ TIFICiTIO.V NOTICE.
Edwin CMorgan. and
Mary 6. Morgan,
vs.
l. II Goldsmith and others.

In the Circui' Court for Saint Mary's Cour-
~, sitting as J. Court o: Equity
No $50 Equity
E1Y virtue Of authority vested in me. as
IL Clerk of tie Crcuit Court for ST. Mary :
county bv thrCo,le OF Public General Laws
OF this State i, is hereby ordered that the Re-
port OF Jhn f. .N.gin. Trustee
filed ia this cas-" be ratified and
cnnfirrIed. unless cause TO the contrary be-
shown on or before the third Monday of
November next; provided a copy of this
ORDER BE- inserted in some newspaper print
ed in ST Marv's County. once Il week for
three successive weeks previous to the third
Monday in October next.
The report states that the land sold tor
S2,iiJ.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, CEk.
True copy-Test:
JNO \. CA.MiLlEE. CHk.
July G. lsG5-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
'iTTESI1 \ Y
TUESDAY
and
WEDNESDAY

IN -in"n0t next, ant viii continue n meet. at
thr sam" place. on Tuesday an! "Wednesday Y
o: racf. wn"k he'".,.r tn. hour Of 8 oclnck
=: ia. and O'Clock. T.. m. until the thirc
Wednesday .! September n'At, inclusive, fo..
tie p.rpnSs Of CARRYING OF, the provisions oi
th' ai,r"sald A.; "t As emily, in the said
sixth Election District.
All pcrs"ns claiming the privilege to here
alter ex"rcis" the right OF Voting in said
District are hereby no'ified 70 make appca-
ton T. the undersigned, with proper evidence
OF qualiilcat!' II, between ,ne said 2nd Tues
day in -iusust aud third We.lnl,.iay in Sep
tembcr next, between the hnurs ature-namcd;
o'h"rwi'e, under tie provision. Of the afore-
said Act OF Assembly. they will no: be per-
mi,,ed to exorcise tie right of suffrage At the
ensuing Fa!i election, nor n any subsequent
election. until said Act OF \ s>embly shall be
repealed, or t1 Provisions shall b. fully com
piled with.
LEONARD HAYDEN.
WM. c. LOVE.
Officers Of Regis ration
ttr Gth Election District
of Saint ,Nary's County.
July 18th 1865 Sept. 10Th
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
R1TIFYC4 TIO.N NOTICE.
Robert l.okcr,

Robert l.ukcr,
John {. Hall and "t'"rs
In the Circuit Court for st. M1ry's County
sitting sS Court "f Equ'y.
No. 5Dl Equity.
DY virtue of authority vested in ne u Cl,rl
- OF the Circuit Court for >.irl Mary ;.
County. by the .'Cole Of Pubic &. Irrai
Laws" of this State. il is hereby ordered. tla;
the report of R"ht & Combs, TRUSTEE IN this
case be ratified and confirmed, rnlc>>
causc ~ In" c"r,rsry lie shown on Or before
the tlird .Hnnd..y nf Nuvr next; provided a
copy OF this order he inserted in the SAINT
Marv'S Gnz-tte once ~ week frr three success
>ive weeks previous to said third Monday Of
th:t. next.
The report states the land <"'1 for 81 $40
JOHN A CAVALIER, Clk.
True corv-Test
JOHN 4. CAMALiBR, Cix.
July 6,h l>G!--:3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
ATTENTION VOTERS.

NOTltE. l.. hereby ,ivcn. tha; 1T ptr-
~ smny- at ,hr provisions Of All Act
Of Assembly. pas ed MrclI 24'h. 1850, aud
entitled .san Act relating t. the RcGistra-
ton OF the Voters Of this State" the under
signed, beng duly appointed Officers OF Re-
gi.tl alton. for the third Election District Of
Saint Hars's County. will meet II the
HEAD o. SAINT CLEMENTS BAY,
between she tours Of . o'clock; II. m and d
O'Clock, p. m. from the 2ud
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAIot 4u-
gust mrt,
. to the last Tue day anu I'.dnc<day in the
same mouth: and At LEONAED TOWN
from the FIST
TC,ESUA \ and WEDNESDAY
IN September to the third Tuesday and Wed
NJ sday in the same month, inclusive, for
the purpose Of carrying out the provisions
Of the af"resaid Act of Assembly, in the
said third Election District
An persons claiming The privilege TO
hereafter exercise the right of Voting III
said Distric! are hereby notified To make
application 10 the under signeA. with proper
evidence OF qualification. between the said
2nd Tuesday ic August and third Wednes-
day 10 September next between The hours
afose-asued; otkt Iwise. under the provisions
Of the aforesaid Ast OF Assembly, they will
not be permitted 60 exercise the right OF
suffrage at the ensuiBg Fall election, nor =:
any nnhscIu' ut election. Until said Act Of
Assembly shall lie repealed or L. prv"i>-
Ions shall he fully complied With.
ZACHARlAH II. TlpPETr,
H. II. BLAklSrONE.
Objects oi Registration
4,l sd election District
OF -. tiary'. County.
July 18Th lsG5--t Sep, l9.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
VOTERS f!

~ OTlCEis hereby given, tha: in pnr-u.
~ ancs cf the proyisioas uf AZ Act nj A..
semoly, passed Mach 2ilh. 1855, aud en.i-
::"i AN Act relating 10 tie Rn1i7tration Of the
'otess NJ ~. S@s'a." IN" Undersigned, tein.
':"iy appointed Officer ii Registration ior t;..
s:>th III 'ti"E Di.lr!"' II Saint Mary C..n:.-
=. vii meet II tic Ppl.HAEY SCHOOL,
ilIt 81. Er1r O.t y.tL, II. ti.r 2:...
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
CONNIyyIO\ERy NOTICE

'NHE undersigned, appointed Commits
Il sioDers by the Circuit Cour, of Sain,
Mary's county 10 lay oG and divide the real
estate OF H,zsk;ah Dent. late of s,il couu.
ty, deceased, hereby give notice TO al CON
cerned 'ha, they will meet OIL the premises
Of said deceased on
THCRSDAl, the 27m day Of L.ky n-r.
(if fair. if not. the next fair day ,hc,eafter) )
to execute the trus: so, as aforesaid com
mitted by the said Court.
THOS. o. SPENCER,
JOHN J. ALLSTAN.
JAMES MckELVA HAMMETT,
T. F. FLOYD,
JOHN Fl. WISE,
Commissioners
June o2ul /, let;-s3.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
BONE FLOUR,
UNADCLTERATED,
MANCFACTURED BY THE
Boston Milling and Manufa ctu ing Co.

The vaiae OF nnburnt. unadulerated Bone il
well known rhen reduced 10 the condition II
FLOUR II is active as If di sso!s ed with acid
and is far better, because II retains all lis PhnS-
pilates. It's superiority over the common EoHE
Drsr is two-fnd or more. |, is a consumnla-
tion snuch, for in vain for the last half century,
and is destined TO .sve new value to RoNE
iertiliIer. and work a revolution III IFS use. The
BONE FLOUR IS made only by the above
Company. and Is branded with their trad. mark
which is the guarantee Of It's gcnuIneness.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20

'T>HE PIT ic are hereby no,i'i-., tia, have
L esta :he3 a Fruit Tree Nursery on C,e
premise on which res de, anj am ,eaav 10
furnish =! kinds Of cho &c Frui, Tue. NV
prices will be moderate and nv ,..Ins Gosh.
j. E 'WIN COAr,
treat Mills, ?. @.
st. Marys C,uu.y!
Nd
March leth, lse5-tf.
Prince Georgian and Port Tosa 90 ncs
viii please copy. JE.C
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

IX'lIE und,r.igrcd. having returned 10
Il Leonaritowa cEcrs lis Professional Ser
vice, 70 the public. He cap always be found
at his old otticc-in the building now occu-
p;e'! by MS Joseph Msrsau-wLeu uot: pro
!e>sionally engaged
S. Eek. SPALDING
NJ D.
- 2eth I365-sn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
wANTEDTOHlRE.

A goi c. lored cook, washer asl ironer.
"A Tor "h,'a liberal wages VIII be gwen.
E q'''r' AZ Ga:ene q 6re.
July Eth lss5-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
BUSINESS NOTICE.
JAMES R. HERBERT,

TOBACCO and GRAIN
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
l5S w. PRArr STREET,
doors East of Light S..
Baltimore.
Prompt and best attention given 10 all con-
s,nmen.S
J'ly 18th ls65-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
FOR SHERIFF..

FOR SHERIFF.
DANIEL T. MORGAN is recommended 20
the voters OF 81. Narv's County. aS a candi-
date for Sheriff a, ;he nsunS Fail -lec lon aud
If Ee wIh consent to serve, he Will be suppor-
ted ev many voters IN he
FACTORY DISTRICT.
July 18Th ls65 tie.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20
" T'KCE.

4 hereby forwarn all Negroes from tres
passing or coming on my premises. un-
less they have special permit from nc TO
i" So, ds shall proceed according to law
..ai,st all found offending.
NJ. c. JONES.
July IS, l8fj-3w.