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J. N. ROBSON
Selling Agent,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
NoTr--Every package of this Guano Is branded With
the name Of JOAN g. REESE & 60. None other genuine.
CHARLESTON, S. c.
INTRODUCTION.

Under the present labour system of the South, II
is the manifest policy Of planters to make every
acre put under cultivation produce its maximum
yield of saleable product. The labour employed
must be made to yield the highest possible results.
One acre can be made to produce, by the liberal
use of concentrated fertilizers and high culture, as
much cotton and corn, with less than one,ha!f the
labour, as three acres without these appliances.
This result has been repeatedly obtained, and IS
thoroughly practical. The availability of q fer
tizer combining the qualities of the greatest
activity With those of permanently bene6ting the
soil, is of the utmost importance to this end.
The Guano treated Of in this Supplement is so
highly commended after practical nse by many OF
our planters, that it must prove an object Of the
highest interest to our agricultural readers.
The subject is susceptible Of most Interesting
consideration, and should receive that attention
which its Importance demands.
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=. JOHN S. REESE 4 CO., Gent agents.
ANALYTICAL LABORATORY, SO G3AY STREET, [

BALTIMORE.
hereby certify that am in the habit Of inspec.
ting every cargo of Soluble Pacific Guano arriving
in this market consigned to John 8. Reese & Co.
The samples for inspection are taken BY myself
or one Of my assistants, without the interference or
presence of any one connected with the sale of the
Gusno.
perfectly fair representative Of the lots actually
offered for sale is thus obtained since the samples
are takep/direct from the packages in which it ls
sold. 96e sample thus taken is inspected by actual
analysis in this laboratory, and the report ls based
in all cases upon the results of veritabe sample
of the cargo.
It is only just to the agents Of this valuable
Guano to state that it is remarkably uniform In ltS
quality and composition, and that recent importa'
iions contain more sosable phosphoric acid than
previous cargoes and are, therefore, to that extent
superior. ..ou.. ,o,on
Analysic and Consulting Chemist.
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GuAM0.
1oHN REESE co. Sole Company

The following table exhibits the analysis Of Is
cargoes Soluble Pacific Guano, the average OF
which is given as the basis of comparison With
Peruvian. The original authenticated manuscripts
may be seen at our Office. The cargoes do not
stand in the order Of their arrival.
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THE DEFECTS OF PERUVIAN GUANO AND
THEIR CAUSES.

Every planter who has applied Peruvian Guano
for more than one or two seasons has noticed:
First That if the season prove favorable tor sea:
snahie) the tendency is to an escesaive g1ewth OF
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solb.iE PACIFIC euANo.

SOlb1iE PACIFIC GuAN0.
Its composition compared With Reruusan Gaano.
The reasons aOhy It IS better tertatazeT 1or :"e
culture of CorToN, Corn and TOBACCO. ITS TN.
portance as conducting to permanent improvement
Of soils. Its economy.
composition and character Of this Gqano is
identical with that Of Peruvian Guano. 1t con- or,
tains the same elements, and is of the same Mta
nrnte origin, It differs from Peruvian simply IN
the Dropoytions in which the same elements OF fer
tity exist to each other.
That this difference constitutes it fertilizer
better adapted to the culture Of cotton, corn and
tobacco than Peruvian Guano, we think Will De
made manifest by the following considerations
All who have given the subject attennon , knqm ,p,
that animal matter yielding Ann'onid, Sotu1le
Phosphate, and Bone Phosphate Of Lime. are the
substances or elements which constitute the valne
Of Peruvian Guano and all commercial fertilizers.
This is a matter Of neither doubt or uncertainty,
but of fact. Hence, as the results Of chemidSs
analysis, by competent chemists, are definite ano
certain. there is no difficulty in arriving at the
actual value of any fertilizer brought INTO market
The same results must follow from the same agen
cies found in any other Guano, with notifications
arising from different proportions of the elements;
Knowing, therefore, both the erceNencaes ana
defects of Peruvian Guano, arising from the guam
ity and proportions Of it's elements, We have
basis Of facts from which deductions may be made,
as to tee causes of certain known results.
COMPOSITION OF SOLUBLE PACIFIC
GUANO.
The following is the composition of this Guano !;
the proportions aud quantities OF the elements ns.e
Owen being the average Of l6 cargoes consigned TO
this Agency and discharged at Baltimore, taken
from authentic inspection reports OF DOCTORS flg-
got and Liebig analytic chemists
StFoseno0s fisans sHnsna amnaonis
e.
The following is the composition Of Peruvian
Gusno, taken from official inspection reports in
this market:
sa!s .ans 10 per can't 70 60 per
Soss 5aSsGSs assn 81 ns and
part of the phosphoric acid in Peruvian Guano
stated as phosphate Of lime exists az phosphate Of
ammonia, aud is soluble, but the quantity so exist
ing is small.
It will be seen by a comparison. that while Sol
Pacific Guano contains less animal matter and am
zonia than Peruvian, it contains in oil nearly
double double the quantity Of Phosphate of Lime; and
that considerably more than one third of the whole
exists in form Immediately sotubls.
Now the practical question Is, does this proper
ton of the same elements constitute 1t q better
fertilizer than Peruvian Guano An answer to
this important inquiry can best be given BY calling
attention to the defects, manifested in the use OF
Peruvian Guano, and considering the causes from
which they arise
THE DEFECTS OF PERUVIAN GUANO AND
THEIR CAUSES.
Every planter Who has applied Peruvian Guano
for more than one or two seasons has noticed !:
FIRST, That if the season prove favorable tor sea-
anah tha tendency ia 70 an ExcesSfHe RceWth o.
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NAMES OF VESSELS.
BALTIMORE, DEcEMBkR, 1866.

BALTIMORE, DEC cEABkR, I86b.
Attention is invited to the annexed statement BY
Dr.. A. Snowden Piggot, analytic chemist in rela
ton to the inspection of Soluble Pacific Guano
from which it will be seen that the business of this
Agency is conducted on the only correct principles
adapted to the prosecution of this important trade
for The protection and safety both ofthe buyer and
seller. ----
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lts composition compared with Rerausan Gttdno.
The reasons sohy It IS better teTtat'zer Jor ."e
c,If,tr. of CorToS, CoRN and TOBACCO. Its TN
portancc as conducting to permanent improvement
Of soils. Its economy.
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rEs,abli.bed in 1872. /
The AmerItan AgrlcnIlurist.

rOE TrE
Farm. Gsr,iea, aud HOuschoi9,
Including a Special Interesting and Instrue'
tive Department for CmiBRES
and fouTH
The AgriculturiSt is large periodical 81
SO pages, well printed, and FLED with plain,
practical, reliable original matter, Including
hundreds Of beautiful and instructive En-
Cravings Ia every annual volume
IL contains each month Calendar 0i OPP
eratious TO be performed on the Farm. IN
the Orchard aud Garden, in aud around the
Dwelling, etc.
The thousands Of hints and suggestions
given in every volume are preBare.hy prae'
teal intelligent working men, who know
what they write about.
The Household Department isytlualtle TO
every Housekeeper, aiiording very many
useful hints and directions calculated 90
tighten and facilitute indoor work.
The Department for ChildFen and Youth
is prepared with special care, TO furnish not
only amusement but also TO ineuleaie knowl-
edge and sound moral principles.
crRcuIATloS--TERNs.-Tbe circulation
Of the american 1grieiflturiSt $4,000 Ia
100, 600 is so large that it can he furnished
a, the low price Of $50 year; four cop.
les, for So; ten copies, for sl2 twenty or
more, 81 each single numbers, 10 cents
each.
Esg-TgY 1T YE.R.
ORANGE JUDD 4 CO.. Proprieiors.
Al Park Row. New York City.
iulyls.3t
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LARGE BANK BARN,
Wood Lot,

Containing 20 Acres. situated one mile Yves,
Of the College near Emmitisburg. Said Lot
is well set with thriving Timber,
And also all Of the Personal Property Of
said John Six, consisting Of
House Furniture & Turning Implements.
Possession of the Home Farm viii be
given on the first Of April, 1868, and of the
Wood Lot as soon as the purchaser complies
with the terms Of sale. The land will be
sold clear Of sill encumbrances.
7sTRs Of Sale ars, one'third Of the pur.
chase money to be paid ON the first day of
April, 1868, when possession will be given,
and the balance in two equal payments IN
one and two years from the first day of April
1868; the purchaser or purchasers to give
their notes with good security bearing inter.
est from the first day of April 1868.
Terms Of the Wood Lot are, one half OF
the purchase money to be paid within one
month from the day Of sale, aud the balance
on the frs, day OF April 1868. the purchas.
er TO give his notes with good security, and
upon the payment OF all Of the purchase
money the Trustee viii execute 10 the pur.
chaser or purchasers good deed clear OF
all inennibrances.
Terms Of Personal Properly, cash.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
iuly25-ss ID Trustee.
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|DY virtue OF the hast VIII and Testament
Id Of David Fowble, late Of Carroll county,
deceased. the undersigned as Executor, will
|odsr at Public Sale, on FRIDAY, the soth
|of AUGUST, 1887, at ko'elock, p. NJ on
the premises, all the Real Estate of which
the aforesaid TestatoF died seized, consist
ing Of valuable Farm, situated about "a
miles South West Of Manchester. and about
mile West ofthe Turnpike, adjoining lands
of Peter B. Smith, Jacob Yingliag, David
Brummel and others, and containing
los ACRES OF LAND,
more or less by q recent survey; plat Of
which win DO exhibited on the day Of sale.
The improvements thereon consist Of
wEATHERBoADED HOUSE,
Log Barn, Stone Spring House. Smoke
House, and other necessary out.buildings, q
good Apple Orchard, with variety Of other
fruit trees. THERE'S upon this farm about
90 Acres 81 Timber, fnsostly Oak 4 Chest
nut, about Is Acres in Meadow, and the
residue In a good state of cultivation, being
xell waiered with excellent Springs. and a
stream passing through the farm. This
farm is located IN = good ncighborhood, 10
highly susceptible Of improvement, and the
facilities for 80 doing are convenient.
Any person wishing 10 view the premises
Previous 10 the day Of sale. will please call
On the andersigned living contiguous to said
faxm, who viii take pleasure in showing the
ZANE.
TEHss. --one- third Of the purchase moaey
to be paid In cash on the day cs sale. or rats-
|deaiion thereof bs the Court, AM the bal
anee in two equal annual payments. inc
|rsseAsser giving notes with approved seen.
|siiy bearing inierea from the day of sale
and upon the paynentof de whole purchase
money good tilie viii be made 10 the pnr-
chaser.
Possession given Immediately of that por.
ton Of tho House, barn, Spring House, Re.
|ss heretofore occupied by the Tss,ator, also
|of the whole farm, THE summer crop excep-
ted The Tenant now occupying portion
|of the House, Barn, Spring House, &c., TO
|femain until the Let Of April next
HENRY F0wBLE,
auyStss Executor.
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Estate Of James ID. MeAHen, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditors
In ofJAsEs d. McALIEx. late Of Carroll
County, deceased, to file their claims against
:. deceased, pyepsrly authenticated, with
on or before the I5tk day Of august, 1867,
preparatory TO a distribution Of the assets
Of said deceased's estate ia the hands Of the
undersigned, TO be made among SAID credi-
tors under the direction Of the Orphans
Court for Carroll County, on the Ioth day
Of August next; after which last mentioned
day Il. =. Crout, ore Of the undersigned,
will pay 10 said creditors their respective
dividends, according TO said distribution, Al
his law office, in Westminster, Carroll Co.,
Md. MARTHA L. McALLEN,
ELIJAH r. CIRCUIT,
jnly254t Administrators.
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Estate Of Henry Beachtei, dec'd
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
~ scribers have obtained from the Or.
phans' Court Of Carroll county letters
TestamentAry on the Personal Estate of
Henry Beaehtel, late Of Carroll Co., deed
All persons having claims against said Es-
tate are hereby warned to exhibit the same
within six months from this date, otherwise
they may be excluded from all benefit of
said Estate. Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
JOHN BEACHTEL,
HENRY l.. BEAcHTFL,
augs-it. Executors.
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MDCCLX.
170O. .
CENTURY"
$100 A DAY.

We have adopted the plan Of putting money
in CENTURY TOBACCO 70 induce eonsu msrs
70 use II, knowing that Il is only necessary for
them To give II trial to become fully satisfied
Its merits, and 10 pronounce q THE BEST
FINE CUT MADE We will eontinue TO offer
these inducements until this fact Is fully rec
ognizcd.
We are making the CENTURY from sel.o-
tons Of tho very choicest old leaf, aud have de-
voted every care 10 its manufacture. Il IL free
Of CHEWING TOBACCO.
On Mondays wevill place In one paper $500
Y. y. Note. On Tucsdays, In two papsrr, $50
each. On Wednesdays, 10 hve papers, $50 In
each. On Thursdays. In ten papers, SO each
On Fridays. In twenty papers, % In each, and
on Saturdays, In afsy papers, - each, Ia all
cases issuiag 0enaine U. 8. Greenbacks 10 the
'i thu s e sas' q e.S S... carEsBAmss,
sending q their names, sddress. and rambcrs
ofthe Bills, be presented with packages Of
our QUIT, Ies s, IN proportion % The amount Of
This hosse has been established for over .
Hundred Years, and hes aiways sustained a
character for honesty and fair dealing, which
puts 70 light eli dosbts, n any should exist, ss
70 the rcnuinensss Of this enterprise.
TIE CENTURY TOBACCO car be had In
largo quantities a Mssnfacturers prices, Of A.
X. Niichell, s. Clnirsi a., Bostou; D. A. Van
6chaick, y 3. Frost a., Phiiadssphia, foy 4
Earie, Is q Water -, Chicago; Schultz, 4
Bagisy, 81 Wsst aecsnd o., C1nsinnsd.
Price list sent on sppIicatien %
P..A q. LORILLARD,
fEsisbllshsd IN neal
70 Chsnbefs 81, MY.
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N0flcetO Teachers.

|DERSoSs who may design applying for
|l positions ss Teachers in the Schools Of
carroll county, are hereby notified that the
President Of the Board Of School Commits
|doners, viii attend II his Office in the Court
|Hoasc 10 Westminster, every day during the
Fat icesk IN Asgssf, and every Monday In
Sspiessber. from the hour Of 10 o'clock A.
4 until 40'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of
|sxsmining such applicants a may come be-
fore him Applicants are required 10 pre-.
|senta recommendation Of good moral char
5actw, s,ncd By 1t least three respectable
persons. j. II. CHRIST,
Pres't Of the Board Of
aug8,toi School Commissioners.
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NO. 1913 EQUiTY
III he Circuit Court far CDrroR county
J. Henry Hoppe NorIeE is hereby
Hanson Z. Clemson, Creditors ofThomas
Administrator of c. Nelson, decd,
Thomas G. Nelson. to ile their claims
decd, and others. properly authen.ica
tel with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
Carroll eouny, on or before the slst day of
August inst, otherwise they may be debar-
ed OF the benefits of the trust fluid.
A. ID. SCHAEFFER.
augl-at Auditor.
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Agents Wanted.

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a companion volume 10 '.THE LOST
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Western Maryland
COLLEGE,
For Pupils OF both Sexes.

THE new and spacious building for the
use Of this Institution being now nearly com.
pleted, the First Scholastic year will com
mence on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
4TH. Price of Board. Washing &c, per
year $50. Tuition alone, from S25 to 500
per year according TO the class entered
The corps OF teachers has been selected with
great care, and consists Of competent Pro.
fessors for each department Of study. Be
sides all the branches Of English, the Latin,
Greek, French, German and other languages
will be taught, also Music Vocal and In.
strumental,l Drawing, Painting, Embroide-
ry. Wax work &c. The lnstitntion is pro-
vided with Library Of $500 volumes, and
n valuable Chemical and Philosophical APP
paratus. The Proprietor and the Teachers
viii earnestly aim TO make the Institution
one of the best in the land, and they respect
fully solicit such share Of the public pa
tronage as will sustain and encourage them
10 their labors. Catalogues containing full
information can be had on application, Ell.
Their in person, or by letter, TO
7. K. BUELL., Proprietor, or
Rev. J. I. WARD, Principal of
the College Faculty,
augi. 3mos Westminster Nd.
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Estate Of Daed ForJle, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county letters Parliamentary
on the Personal Estate Of DAVID FowBLE
late Of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with.
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be- excluded from all beuesit OF said
Estate. Those indebted are requested TO
make immediate payment.
HENRY F0WBLE.
juiyls-its Executor.
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FOR 8 Al Z
r.h,abk Mining Land Of ne Masyisnd
T.a,,rr Coy1pany AZ Carroll and Baifi-
,,or< cousiiss, slfuafed IN Cared
counfg, about % MILES from
Baifimore eifv on fhs Resf,
err Ma Railroad af
Fynksbsrq Station,
and essbYaciHg
tss Acres OF Land, more or less.
40 Stsar Essgiss, Ore CSasher, dc.
my virtue cfs Power Of Attorney con.
X tained Ia Mortgage from the Maryland
Tanner Company Of Carroll and Baltimore
rcuu,les, dated ist May 1895, and recorded
among the Mortgage Records Of Carroll
sarnts In lbcr w. *. Mex, No. Q, Folio,
r. and BY authority of the Board OF Direc-
sors Of the Maryland Copper Company OF
Carroll and Baltimore counties, the under
S~ped will offer for sale at Public Auction,
oe SATURDAY, Aueusr Sist, 1867, a.
10 o'clock Of that day, on the premises, all
,h,sr tracts, pieces or parcels Of land, sit
.,,e and living In Carroll county aforesaid,
.hich the Maryland Copper Company Of
Carroll and Baliimole counties aforesaid,
nQ1uirco utic W ohttE = ur0t ttVhi ~. W.
Perine and others dated October 2Ath 1890,
and recorded among the land Records Of
Baltimore county in Liber j. II. l.. No. 40,
Folio 40 &c. and also recorded among the
land Records Of Carroll county in Lihsr @.
E.W. No. "a, Folio a9i &C., containing
IFS ACRES OF LAND, more or less, to-
srsAer 9Th, the Water Rights and Mining
-. - the said land Is nov used
nd ems az the said corporation, except
i IL thsses6t, however, the portion Of said
"a which by deed dated September u.
1865, aud Recorded among The Land Re.
cords OF Baltimore county, In Lbcr j. III.
L., No. 40, Folio 2oa &C., was conveyed by
the said corporation to James N. Mercer.
The partitions hereby offered for sale com.
prise only land in Carroll county.
There are al the Mines located at various
points, IS Buildings, which are in FIRST rate
arder, Wig: Dwellings, ] Dressing House.
/ Blacksmith shop, I Carpenter Shop,
0fc,, Drying House, l Stable, Wheel
Houses at tho Wildersen mine. 4 Tene-
meuts located near tho Orchard mine.
Also one Engine Of twenty-five horse
power; one Ore crusher equipped aad in
good condition.
Tsrms Of Sale. --one half cash and the
balance in 4 months with intcres, and seen.
rity, to be approved by the undersigned, or
al cash a, the option Of the purchaser.
WILLIAM CREIGHTON.
y. W. BEsSEIT 4 Co., Auct'rs.
aug SITS
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Notice Of Personal Discharge.


I'm application by petition in writing OF
NJ Joax ID. PowDEH, Of Carroll county, to
the Circuit court for Carroll county, for the
benefit of the 5eth Article Of the code Of
Public General Laws Of tho State Of Mary
land, entitled insolyents, q schedule Of his
property aud list ofthe deb,sdue him, with
the names Of his debtors, and also list Of
the debts due from him with the names of
his creditors, verified by affidavit, being an
nexed to his said petition. and being salts
fed that the said John ID. Powder, has al no
time within two years previous 10 said appl-
cation been discharged under any fnsoivcnt
Law Of this State and the said petitioner
having taken the oath prescribedby law,
and having also executed to a Trustee by
said Couri appointed good and sufficient
Deed for his property andsestate Of every
description the necessary wearing apparel
and bedding Of himselfand family excepted, }
and deliveyedshe same TO said Trustee land
the said Trustee having also executed bond
TO the state Of Maryland BY said court sp-
proved, for the aithial discharge Of histrust.
1T Is therefore ordered and directed that
the Second Monday Of November, nert, be
Fixed as the day for the appearance Of said
John d. Powder, n,,the circuit court for Car
roll county, to answer such interrogesories
or allegations as bis creditors, endorsers, OIL
sureties may propose or allege aeainHt him,
and that the said petitioner cause notice oI
said day 70 be given 70 his creditors BY pub
location in some newspaper printed in carroll
county Cor three successive months prior e
the said second Monday Of November, 1856
Given under my hand this 18th day o.
July, 1857.
wM. A. McKELtIP, clerk
True copy,--Test;
| suiv25.4m VIVA McKrfttp oil
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Building Timber
!, FOR SALE.

THE Ssh<criher u prepared to furnish
|ssd deliver at Westminster, ar elsewhere,
Recording 70 ORDER on reasonable terms,
|fer cash, sll sofs3 Of Oak and Chestnut
Lumbar, ssisAhle Or frame bnildings, also
6c.niling, Joists, Rafters, I~fhs kc Per,
|sons viskinxto y fnraished with lumber
|viN please isAve tfeir order stating the kiud
|a11 dimsnEons, xSah he subscriber living
| y nilss ffsm Hid Hih p. o. snd miIes
|fhou WestniuAer, IN he Dssr psrk Road.
.ssg6-2n JOHN I, HILL.