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DIR. "a S.

~ 49, SA
FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
T. Gus ON house street, Rev Orleans, (estSb-
lished 1850, for the last eight years located IN
Chicago, and celebrated Throughout the eoun-
try in the successful treatment o. PRIVATE
DISEASE, can De conddeDtiaiiv consulted a.
MS Umce and pSrlOTs, 81 and 90 Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street, or by letter
Pastsfnce Drawer $685.
Dr.. AN s treas CHROEI ,MERCURAL,
SfPHlLlIIC, bLO ID and Skis DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS of a ON AGfOus We
MERE Al CHARACTE he cures with
out The use Of mercury, iOdids OF poisSSa, arse
mic or any poison, but with his NEU RA L
ZER. q positive cure for all humors and blood
Foizous
WEAKNESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse If TIE or
gans, early indisorerions, excess or entsiled
herediiarly, causing loss o. memory, cODfc-
SION. depression, dimnsss o. vision ard 1tten-
times ti4sanity, wiz q dep orSb.e -Hrlo cTcraer
symptoms, treated and radically cured Al
infsitble method, saving time id expense.
All diseases peculiar 10 he ssxEzi organs. u 2
Prfvste character, Ideally and permanently
cured.
Old diseases Of the most no ribIe class, where
me blood has becO q Vo.soned. pr dGCfng
blOteheS on he face. small WateTy bis ers,
pains in the head and boz e.. ulcesated thT' st
end nose, sores on The limbs and body, ~scrofula,
together With an enGl-ss numBeT Of suGerings,
eGectually and -eTmane ly Gu ed.
DIR. JAMES Is recommended b. the press OF
the country, oy professors o. medical colleges,
and by { g medical profession general y.
Those AFFLICTED should spply to him, and be
cured atO &c.
The MoSTToR, by DR.. James. a treatise upon
disc ses peculiar 10 tire sexual organs Of stiher
sax, csusss, e1ects ard tbs remedies, cOmpiI ed
Tom sn experience Of tweuty Yeas practice
in the exclusive treatment Of these dts eases,
sent TO any address. securely rapued. Price
one Dollar. Pamphlet on e"PERMATORsHEA
or one on SYPHILIS, ssrt in sealeu envelope
dress Dr.. JAMES PostOfics Drawer 5s5s. Chi-
c go, Illinois. sepl7u
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RAILRoaD TINE TABLE.
Memphis and Little Beck RallrOa

Memphis and Little Beck Railroad
TO MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
dNy ana Friday, ut am.
Coming East Leave Mad son Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, At 7:JQ am. Arrive at
JAS. VI. ROBERTSON.
oc2 General superintendent.
Eississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
SswO Orleans express. daily 800 p.m. sos pm.
ards scoom'n, daily, ex-
cept Sunday. .-......---.-.- 40 am. blu pm.
Freight, daily, except Sum-
TakoSsrsct Sunday, august ID, 1858.
A. \. LIVERHORE. 9enISupf.
Q. P-oAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. aul6
EomDhis and charleston Raiir0aG.
ARRIVE. DEPART
rnrough Mail (dsily).......-. 600 pm 1910 p m
Fnrouxh pm. us30 pm
lfhis train doe no leave saturdays9
C0rinth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundaysl at----.. 500 am
s0merYuie Accommodation
daily (sxceUt Sunday1.-- .- s:25 An. 5:ID pm
Railroad Time Is 20 minute faster b city
Ticket facs, 71s Main street n at Depot.
W. ROSS, 8sn1Supt.
Esmbkia and Louisville gsilrOae Has
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, 3 R. time $40 245 pm
&" City time 5l0a.m.
sight Express, r. r tine 80 pm. 5;se am
t1ty time Z5b pm
HUMBOLDT ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Memphis, Railroad lme.---4:9 pm
City ime------3;, pm
Ticket o1ices NJ. 28715 Main street and at De-
sAa.B B. JONES Gsn15up't.
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~TELEGssrH.. nAHKETs
sew YorE Marker.

NEW YoEK oesoDsr SL-Cott n firm; sales
Bses dull. uOnee quiet and nrm. Sugar nrmer,
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agMFMES & ARKANSAS REVRR
z 49,
Packed Soxnpa'y.
RoTIcE


s thereby given that an organization has beer
] L erected under a charter granted by the Leg
lslature OF Tennessee, November II, 1886, en-
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
JOHN D-ADkMS,
I'M TEBBETFS,
JAMES LAWSON, directors
z. L. rs,
HARRISON BLASDEL,J
The Line of Boats known az the " MemrAis
and Arkansas River u. Mail Packet Compa-
ny, Is merged In the chartered company.
JOHN u, ADAMS, President.
]. N. TEBBETTs, Secretary.
ne The following boat5 will each make a trim
a week until the Lew boats of the Company,
now being built, are finished leaving MEM
PHI5 as heretofore, on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at o'clock pm:
Thursday, St'er w. A. CaidweH,CRaines
Monday, steamer ozark, Rowland, Mns.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van Buren,, Fort S'nith and American, for all
points above, as high as Fort Gicson.
From the isJ to Jae 10th of November the
new boats viii be I'm shed, and the Company
viii then run four boats rom Memphis through
10 FOrt -mtth, giving direct
with al pOipts OF the river, the Arkansas liver
now b Ing Ia good navigable condition. Pas
seugers and freiga t are put through to ali points
on the river W thout delay, ana at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or Eaetof Mem
phis, should nave their gO0ds consigned to
mo ID. ADAMS. Memphis. Merchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be consigned
10 ". W. JOHNSoN, Napoleon, Ark.
JSO. D. AID ANS, President.
4. A. EENDIG, Agent,
sepB SA Front street, Musby Block
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PAINTING.
RESOLUTIONS.
dissolution

THE Firm Of ". n. Eakin q Co. was dis
L solved by mutual consent on the 18th Au-
gust, 1888 Either party Is authorized to settle
the business OF the old 1rm.
All persons indebted 70 the firm Of W. n.
Eakin 4 Co. are requested to coma forward and
settle without delay. The books and papers
will be found al the Underwriters Warehouse,
corner or Market and Promenade streets.
W. EAKIN,
A CONNELL-
Nn,n-hir Snnfarnhar L 1875.
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FOE WHITE R1yEa.

EOR WHITE A1gEE.
Memphis and White River q. S. Mall Packsi
Company.
no. 2--.---.----Jame Rice master
This excellent steamer leaves "a
Memphis - aDOye, z
TUESDAY, 50 inst. at 5 pm
For freight or passage apply TO
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent.
novl5t Star WharfDoat. foot Jefferson st.
Memphis and White River u. S. Mail Packet
Company.
NO. z.---.---.---.JGine hlCe master
This excellent steamer leaves
Memphis SIS absve, -
TUESDAY, Sd inst, ats pm.
For freight OF passage apply to
LEVY & SHARPE. Agents,
NJ 80 Front Row.
]. 4. Ssyers, Passenger Agent nOvI st
Merchants and Planters Line
Regular Memphis and White River Ildepend-
enI Eacket-For Helena, FriBi's Point, De-
Walls Bluff, Little Rock, Augusta
and J&~cksonpJTt-
DIES ARC..---.--..----5ohn ID. Elliott master
This hae passenger packet leaves f. \
for the above on ~
MONDAY, Hovember ID. - ) pm.
ELLIOTT & az .LLEk, Agents.
No. 5 Jefferson street
Dave Hukill, Passenger Agent. ocSl 81
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removal.

nNLEY q DUvAL have removed their Isw
u office to the Southwest Corner OF Monloe
n Second streets. cells I'M
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Fer NEw 0zLEaHs.

For NE ORLEAES.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
M.SsI~SIPPI-.-.-.--.~-..N. 5. Green, ia ter
mis- splendid passenger packet Il
viii IS above -,
WEDNESDAY,. 4th inst, a. ) pm.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
novl4t No. 80 From Row.
Memrnis and New Orleans Wednesday PacAet.
MISSISSIPPI -.--...--.-.-----.Green, Master
wiz le-ye as above Oh -
WEDNESDAY, 4th inst, ct 5 pm
For freight On apply ~
LARRY HARMsTAD, Agent,
nOvl4t "a Madison street.
For New Orleans.
THOMPSON DEAN q. Pepper. Master.
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave ZE
MONDAY, ID inst, at SPIN.
LARRY HARNSTAD, Agent,
novl q ~ Madison street.
Regu ar New Orleans Packet
THOMPSON Pepper MASTER
This SUPERB passenger steamer a.
wiu leave az above -
MONDAY, % inst, At 5 pm.
K. W. LIGHT. UPNE, Ag Mt,
Memphis aud New Orleans Wednesday Pacaet
master
This elegant PASSENGER steamer
viii leave -
WEDNESDAY, November 4th. al 5 p M.
MART WALT & co,
OCH 81 Ag-.U-, = i ous street.
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MsmPhiA and Arkansas Riv r PseEet ON
-uaLy-Cnfted states Mail For BelCna, Ma
pOIson, zine Bluff, u~ardauelle, Van
Buren, kOrt SmitE. 70 { = Dsoat
and ali landings on the Ar
kansas liver.
Bia,sdell, Master
This nne passenger packet Will LlA
leave as abOF-, On CHS
MONDAY, November 2 at 5 pm.
Fer freight OF passage appyto
I. a. KEEDIG, Agrnt.
oc90 A. 304 Froet st. AOsby Block.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR DAD.
Open to

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEN-
~ Der Z, 1885, the train on the Eastern Division
Of this ROs I viii run regulSTly as iolloWs:
GOING WESr-Leaves HOpefeld Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday a. $50 am, and arrive
at Madison at l O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at T:Se a NJ. arrive st
Hopeheld AZ 1 O'Clock pm, and Memphis at
1880 pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot of
Union street At : q. 10.
Tickets for sale al all the Railroad Ticket OIL
cos in the city.
treights Tor Madison or way stations received
by P. N. Patterson & Co, at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight 70 Way Stations must be prepaid.
n Of Road, No. 2 Jefferson street
au29t II J. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't.
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Regular Hemuhis and 7 cssbu-g UaIled
btaLes Mai PaeEes.
THE ELEGANT STEAMER
[EC0MM E RCiaL

KILL le,ve Memphis on SAT RDAY, No
w v N er7ih, g. Nckaturg and IN Be- as
and will continue resula y in the ira G leas-
Jag here every saturday, and vi ksnurs for
M-mpi Is every Tue H.. -uict attention will
be paid - all way bu I es in the Reads.
LEVY & SHARPE, Az Its.
ccsI II 80 F1ont street.
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STOCKS AND BONDS WANTED
Al
Memphis City Savings Institution,
Corner Jefferson and.FrOnt streets.

~ 600 MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
lO.UUO Railroad First Mortgage s per cent.
Bonds
10000 Navy Yard Bonds.
10000 Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad First
and Second Mo tgage Bonds.
10000 N ississi pi Central Sailroad First and
second Mortgage Bonds.
10000 tty Of Memphis New 0 per cent. Bonds.
10000 Memphis u Ohio Railroad 10 per cent.
Bonds. q
10000 Memphis and Ohio Railroad New 8 per
cent Il nus. .
Also, past due Coupons OF ALL of above
EOnds. cc1siW
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n. ]. RossEL. W. o. C. FOSTER
ROssEL d FOSTER,
tito
Commission Merchants,
No. $40 Front Street, memphis, Tenn.

ca we viii make liberal advances on all Cot
ton consigned TO "a for sale IN this market.
Aud when parties wish US TO ship their Cotton
say two-thlrds to three fOurths Its value This
will enable merchants and planters to hoId
over such depression as we had last season, and
realize the full worth OF their cotton.
ALI Cotton shipped TO MS and In store will be
insured unless Otherwise instructed. sepl5 SIN
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOB FRIAR's POINT

Regular Memphis and Friar's p int Pa ket-
Fer Helena, FTisr's Point and ali Way
Landings.
Lee master
This elegant passenger packet A
wiz leave -
TUESDAY, 50 inst, at 6 PM.
VINSOS & DONAHUF, Agents,
n0v2H % Front strezr-
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MILLINERY.
MI n

THE MISSES QUINLAN,
NO. 2fo MAIN STREET, NORTHEAST
~ corner OF Jehsrs0nl, up stairs. have re-
ceived q large and 2 egAnJ assortment Of MIL
LINERY GOODS, comprising all the
NOVELTIES OF TIE Season
Bonnets, Hats, Dress Trimming, of every de-
sign, which they will sell at prices to suit the
times Cloaks and Dresses made ia the Latest
Style.
oo2 Ina
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o VICKsBURG.

Regulsr 81. Louis, Mem phis and Vicksburg
UEitsd states Mall 3 acket.
For Vlcksburg and the Bends.
II. NJ. master
This splendid passenger packet 1
viii leave as above $3.50
MONDAY, % inst. at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
novI 2t ~ Madison street.
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Memphis, September /. 1855

The business will be continued at the old
stand on Chickasaw street, by A. Connen and
N. ConneI, IT,, under the nrm name OF A
Council & Co.
Memphis, septembsr L lssS sep2 Z
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CHAEBER OF COEHERUH,
MEMPHIS, October 81. IS5g
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05
Maryland IFE
I\SI RIlCE COMPANY

PIE progress o Life Insurance in the In
tic! SAFES proves '..s great crovn!ne
an f nsos..rn <er-uce and pl.iianf.rn-
= - = ole i f..e l.a. :e.ous .c4tu.e- @. III,
~ iss.ors. q a.. ,.es hts devised not'-
NJ Ea, con. pare 1,l,'1 II. T. - nslstsJ-
good :het : a;:lical, : see how an in
Il re rtsn. r IL =: ar c,.csrn f.r tl,c
co. - rr-..cc': II pf his :llnii5 ca &.
u AVA, hisnseii OF l,s be,,ef,s.
Life Insurance leaves re4 II nlonev "a set
tie estates TO advantage. Il viii prevent ;
sacr,fce If property i mar die in debt. i
: subject TO no tax during life, nor Orphans
Cour, y pen~ez after death. 1 is exempt by
aw from debt. i is rapidly becoming A
s: 9 that all men Of jlst attributes insure
Oui MARYLAND Company c5mmends its>f
10 the confidence ard patronage Of our peo-
pie 10 MI parts Of The State Us directors are
ECU Il known Integrity and ability, to whom,
tie pulls may look with confidence for
JUS, ard careful supervision Of its affairs. It
must lie clear 10 every intelligent mind that,
II We wou.. secure ne largest prosperity 70
cur State and people individually, we must
build NJ Our institutions and Keep our cap!
tai al home.
Hal the FIVE million dollars sent ont ol tie
State ANNUALLY Tor insurance oeeu invested II
home, i would hrvc tod fayorablv upon orr
oNn wealth ana commerce. THIS Is emphs,-
'cG.ly CUR &C MFASY-Gotten Up By our BEST
rporchantr 10 afford tire opportunity for al
10 insure without sending the money gu; OF
our own State Tie affairs Il the Company
are nlaraged with econcmv.
Such has been OUT marked success that We
were able after the second year 10 declare
and pay IN CASH as large dividends the OIL
DYeT ard LARGEST company III the United
States. The Company feel greatly encour
aged by the patronage and cooperation they
have received, and solicit continuance oil
tie sanc. Tie laws Of trade, commerce,
5, if-respect and seif-iuterost cmUine TO make
lhE the G mfa Y Tor U.S.
Now, dear Srs, Ia view Of all lbs advaita
g,s Of Life Insurance as an investment-the
uncertainty Of llfe-the strong claims of WI e
and children upon husband and iather-the
LLccrtairtv OF usInesa and all tire ordinary
fc!me If lnvestment-i6 1t not the moral dutt
o'ere9y man o Put something in form that
viii prevent want and distress, or trouble on
tie part Of ti.gso he loves ?
~ ali nta psiInsure, and 60 It at once il
tn. Mary land Company. The otficers of this
Company arc
C.IQ I THOMAS, Frcsldlnt.
a X ToEp, Secretary.
BoAnD OF pIREc-oRs:
Hamilton Easter, Geo II Hilner,
Alon a Chapman, Thomas CasslTd,
Geo ? Thomas, William pevrics,
Hugh Sissun Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. Jr.
A. MYERS, STATE Agent
TIE COMPANY REFER 10
Judge Magiuder Judge Ford. Judge Ma
sor Hon Fred stone, Barnes Compton aud
EDITOR OF Beacon.
g6~ y J MyENs, the Stat Agent. will te
in Lconardtown during the first w,ek Of Conr
To transact tie hu.,nes, at the ,onpanv, and
VII also insure property n Baltimore ConlP7n-
rs.
Aug y. 1865 tt.
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fEBE VALUE of this G. ano is now
Il SO meNL orn md oppreciot d, that
Il does not require further COMMUNICATION
rom US.
The Company omns the Gnano Lslunds
and other sources ot supply from which
It's raw material is Drawn Hence, this
Guano, possessing such high ex"ellerce
can be brought into market at price not
exceeding hat of the ordinary Superb hos
pnate Of Lime.
The large enp'tal invested BY his Com
pany affords the surest guarantee of the
continued excellence of their fertilizer. as
the safety Of their capital depends upon
continued and permanent business.
Experience has shown that this Guano
ripeus the Wheat crop from FIVE to six
days earlier than the Superb hosphateS
1t is the policy and purpose of the Com
pany TO furnish the best fertilizer that en-
ferprize and capital. aided by tho best
scientific ability, can bring into narke:,
at the lo,pest possible cost to consumers.
I'm S kEESE 4 co,
General agents for the Pacific Guano
Company.
Principal Oficc-71 South street. Baltic
July 3, 1S68-2n.
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Dept Of Labor aud iGri culture of Site a
OF Md Office 81 y Calvert Street
Baltimore. July Is. 1905.
ies>rs y CrIchton d Son.
GsHf'einsF--i desire A. promised % acq'aiat
YOU with he results OF the application of the
Redonda Guano, upon my wheat land last fall, l.
applied the Guano Al the rate Of $50 ms Der acre
as thick the drill would Ii J. this appli-
cation made to II acres hali sown in
" heat the other in Rye.
The grain grew well in the fall and both Wheat
and Rye proniishcd fine crop in the spring; the
grain has been harvested hut not rs thras'i-
ed. have reason IN believe that the Rye viii
make an unusually hnc yield, but the Whclt
does not promise well owing to the Fly haI
ING damaged il very severely.
This may I've a>crihed 70 no little extent to The
variety sown lBouGhtou, the hear led wheat
Of my vicinity has almost entirely escaped the
ravages OF both Fly and NeeyIl. The Clio
yer sown upon the ground t. which the Guano
was applied, IS we'll set and very vigorous, and,
esteem the application Of the kedonda, though
not Of speedy benefit, from the causes above, rs
a very valuable permanent fertilizer
Yours, respectfully, W ; MCPHERSON,
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COMPLETE Ma n L Il f
MANUFACTURED BY HENRY EowER,
PHILADELPHIA,
MADE FROM
super Fhospasate of Lime, Am
m0nia and Potash.
WARRANTED FREE FROM ADULTERATIoS.
Packed IN Bags ot' 200 Us. ecch,

Packed IN Bags ot' 200 Us. ecch,
Has raised good crops OF Wheat, Corn, Oats.
Potatoes, Grass, Cotton, Tobacco and Nege-
tables of all kinds Farmers ,sould do rel
to inquire Of the nearest dealer IN fertilizers as
TO the results obtained from the use ef Com
pletc Manure. The growing crops ii Wheat,
at this time, freely attest lis virtues.
RECOMMENDED BY
Boo,h g. Garrett, Chemists, Phlada.
Williams s. Moss, Chemists, Philado.
c Elton Buck, Chemist, Ncw York.
And by all wLo have used il up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials TO the Ell
feet that it Is an invaluable feuizer. and 1rc
recommend II highly as top dresser %
Wheat md Grass.
DIXON, SHAMELESS 4 90.
SOLE AGENTS,
SO South Water ard 40 South Waves
YHILADELTHIA.
For Sale by WM REYNOLDS,
- South Street,
BALTIMORE. Mp..
or JOHN CROOKSEIANhS,
ST INIGoL 5. MD.
Ann :, I66S--,v.
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Ga Ira, Cumberland CO., Va,

ia ira, AItnptfl2Hu O., ' j.,
Dee 2lst. 1857
Mcssrs y I Williams & CO.. Richmond Va.
Geuts-The Patapsco Guano purchased
from YOU was used Oh my Tobacco cE"p at
The rate of goo per acre IN the drill. l
was pleased with the result II acted equal
" AZ well as Peruvian Guano-" used
ratapSco upon my Tobacco beds and believe
il 20 he better than Peruvian for plautr.
and expect to Use II next year.
Yours. &t..
CT GLOON
FIR further Testimonials, send for Fam
ph)ets,
April Is, lS6s--tf.
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Port Penn, Delaware, June 9th, 1868.
Nesars Vim Crichton s Son.
Gentlemen You arc aware that depended
mainly on the mixture Of Redonda Guano Jas
autumn for manuying my wheat using small
portion of Peruvian (not all Of part of a
ton got from you) on about thirty-tive acres
From present appearances, my crop will excel
any ever raised on same area. within my recoi-
lection IN the fields now in cultivation, during
the last thirty ears. ours, respectfully,
DAVID STUART, MD.
Late Chemist 10 the Maryland ST Ayr Societr,
and Prof OF Chemistry IN St. Johni College
Annapolis.
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Anne Arundel, Co, Md, June 3o;h, 1868.
Nessrs " Cricbtou * Son
Gentlemen u used the Redonda Grano this
spring GU MY corn and in M garden. The &c
suits OF this manure quite satisfactory to nc
and consider il fully equal to any of the manu-
featured phosphates which used al 1lmo
aud which cost me twice a. much a, kcdonda-
Yours, respectfully, JAMES LUCAS,
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CERTIFICATES.
Nc!ga. "a, st Mays CO. Nj.
Oct. l"lh, lSo..

~ hHt al, AN AaFH O.. I'M.
Oct 18th. lso..
Mcssrs. Ncale, Harris & Co.
Gou,s-l use,! the Patapsco Guano on
my Tobacco crop las; year. applied il IN
the dnl! II the rate OF 200 lbs per scrc. side
Ivy side with the same qusuti,. Of Peruvian
Guano. saw no difference IN the growth
of The Tobacco at cutting time. When
stripped IT, found the Tobacco grown front
'i.atapSco" had cured much finer than that
crown from "Peruvian,' and when sold.
hat gro,rn tioms Patapsoo" sold for S2s per
hundred more than that grown from Peru'i-
an. All made on the same kind % land.
Most respectfully, &c.
c ] RUSSELL.
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\ COMPOUND or CHOICE PERU
WAN AND PHOSPHATE GU
AMOS WITH ALKALINE
SALTS INFINITELY
COMBINED.

4 Hhs Guano is especially commended TO
< Tie Planters Of ST. Mary's county. as
equal if not superior TO any manure tnot ex-
ctrting Peruvian Guanol in the production
Of Vkeat Of superior quality and equal Sc
Bone Dust. The best Planters in Maryland
aud Virginia attest this. For pany years
rnss quantities of this Guano has been sold
greatly Improved sine the war. it has met
with unqualified approval. The Ammonia
and Phosphate of Lime are properly proper
tionel 70 perfect crop aud .,ld value to land.
No such manure can be produced TO promote
the growth OF grass-iInpruvemcnt must
therefor foilow-we Use nothing but best ma
terial and all Planters are invited to inspect
our material and manufacture.
A ira Of this valuable Guano is earnestly
solicited. Circulars attesting can lie had
on application 70 tie undersigned or agon-
cleo.
Az contains equal parts Of Peruvian and
rhospha:c Guanns A, and srds each
with Alkaline Substantially prepared
and Dry-adapt-d 70 Dflliug or Broadcast
in siren. sacks OF II &c tbs ton Of 2e00 lbs
AA $40 A. 500. Cash or equivalent. =
Used in same quantity as Peruvian Guauo
per acre, reference to community generally
and consumers CT my COM POUNDS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

sgNnE allow well known EIonse hss re-
Y Gently been opened by { ! BARNARD,
formerly If the American Hotel Washing
ton, =. G.. AID has capacli. 10 accomn0o-
date over hundred people with i"GHinS.
md has capaciouS ard nicely furnished
rooms for families. Connected with the
House also is d ladies' dining room. The
strctcst order is maintained and accnmmo-
dating scrv ants always at call The House
is open Il al hours. The advantage Of :
Hotel upon the plan Of the Sherwood House
IS. that the sueSt can accommodate the price
Of His living to his own wishes. paving oni,
,oy what he gets The Sherwood House has
r,ccrtl, bacn newly furnished and retitted,
aus lriag N central and business part OF
nc city, ot5ers unusual Inducements TO ira
vel'ers \ fair trial is asked. aud patronage
from St itary'o county solicited
CP BARNARD,
Agent.
sept. IL. 1s61-.f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

All kinds II cereals sold % commission
At low rates Such as WHEAT. RYE.
OATS. CORN. BARLEY &c,
Early VEGETABLES command good
prices, and sll readily, commission snail.
The Subscribers, formerly of CHARLES
COUNTY having h,enln husiness in Wash
ngtor for eight or ten years, are now pre-
pared TO furnish All KINDS OF GROCERIES.
LIQUORS. GIG AIRS. &c, Of tho host quail
ifv, At the lowest Baltimore rates. and srnt
bv boat 20 any landing along the Potomac
shores.
Qrdcrschccriu'ly fillai. Address
Il. A. GOLDEN & Bro.
No. S6 T stree; South, bet Il 10Th
fts near IT'D street Wharf.
march 8. ls6s-ly.