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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-29

SgRRATT's TRIAL.-Johu II. Surratt is to
be tried again, on the 18th of May, in the
Criminal Court Of the District OF Columbia,
before Judge D. K Carter.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-29
CTIONl AUCTIONS

The undersigned will sell their entire stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, de-, at public
sale, commencing on
Tuesday, May 18th, 1868,
at le o'clock. A. NJ, and to continue from day to
day until all are sold. Terms madelknown on lay
of sale. MOORE KIRK 4 CO
Lumber-city, April 20, Is6s-pd
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-29

A Chicago paper gives long list of Re-
publican successes which have recently been
achieved at the West. The Republicans
have carried by decisive majorities Madi-
son, the capitol of Wisconsin, St. Paul,
Minnesota, and Peoria, Illinois, all hither-
to strongbolds of the Democracy. Keno
sha, which went Democratic last year, and
Racine, which is usually close, have now
chosen Republican municipal tickets. The
Republicans have likewise, aside from the
vote on the new Constitution, swept Michi-
gan by their usual majority, and increased
their majority in Wisconsin to the extent of
several thousands. Grant name is tower
of strength to the Western Republicans.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-29
CLEARFIELD NURSERY-ENco1r

ACE HOME INDUsTRY.-The undersign-
ed having established Nursery on the Pike,
naaf way between Curwensville and CIearfeld
boroughs, 10 prepared to furnish all kind
berry, Grape Vines, Gooseberry, Lawtcn Black
berry, Strawberry and Raspberry vines. Also,
Sibrian Crab trees Ounce and early Scarlet Rheu.
barb, DO Orders promptly attended to. Address
Aug 81, 1884 j. D. WRIGHT urvensyills
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Aew advertisements.

advertisements set mp large type of PLAIN
style, scsH be charged double usual rates No euts
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-29

C0AL, Whale. and Linsssd OIL, Family Dyes
" Varnish and Paints Of al kind ground ID oif,
for sale by HARf6WICK fRWIh
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-29

EIsH, Of all kinds-ths ohsspsst IN the county.
r At NossoP'sr
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-29

TINWARE.-The largest assortment Of
well made TINWARE in the city con
stantly kept on hand also general assortment
of House Furnishing Goods.
Country storekeepers will find il to their ad-
vantage to call. JN0. NJ MELLOY
Apr1-1m. 723 Market st PhiIadelphis. Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-29

JAMES MULLEN. with 1. P. Chalfant
& Co., Auction Jobbers of Hosiery, No
tions White Goods, Em br roideres, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, etc. No 81 North Third street Phila
delphia- Orders solicited. IApr - 49,
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM,

J.. J. RICHARDSUN 3 co.
l2o Market Street, Philadelphia. are this largest
Manufacturing Confectioners and w olesals De al
ers in Fruits, Nuts &c in the United States.
March 4, IS68-ly.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
THE TURE
TILE PATERSON RACES.

The first races at Paterson took place July
4 Everything was orderly. The day was exceedingly
hot and prevented many from attending The first race
running was entered by Egotst soIrel horse, owned y
a. A. Hopper sired ny 1 Lse dr hrnSyn or.r
owned by Major Il. Weller llONse, altu by buchon ohl
OF Reyenne dam 9{ GiencIeb nc bor. T ,Tted and be
cut OF training, Is heavy TIC loIn,y pcIonRt 70 ,uo
stud Of the Hon John NJ Bolts OIL virginia. ana = NJ II
tncky bred The betting was ~ iI'or oi Lsot,t 70 s
Passac was heavy and probably easily Wlhded Inc
iaGn Al the arst quarter the horses even, aud
,in hcftne ON Leorst 10 No percepthlo change In
positions ~ Tfs apparent m ' %hen te latter bombed n
hard pressed amid applause, sh0TI neoh hied ~ oli
The betting was still In favor O bgOust as ne seentl
tsb while Possaic's esiiy appearance against him.
After five attempts TO start the srcYnd heat tne HORSES
took even Start Egotist Leading DIS2 ~ tS m
and making two lengths aIcad Vn IN 'no , hui u 49,, n
stretch At the hali.mile Egoust was lhIee, hhglhS
ahead, but at the threequarefPoe hassIu % ',OsIu o
gap causing EgosVs driver 10 t,Ae 'io "hp' "' WIN
The heat by a length and n half IN Lag 49,, G.
DThc second race, roting. HarDecK entered a. & Snr
prise strong, b. m Belle Paterson .; M' es ~ y, u.
Deen b. Cole b. H. not named On the nrst heat thcy
got well Surprise and Belle Pat"rson tho @
Belle Paterson iod from the STAR p az abe6 S l,ht,,
Surprise closed her and took halihech ahed sugn,y
increasing the distance on the hair nrelan ana k9epns
IL tightly to the bali pole leaving Coe noiso au H' ~
Delrn breaking badly and running race together On
the third quarter surprise went neck ahead ndlhse
Increased tho distance the homestletch coming ll
three len ghs ahead OF Belle Paterson in 2Soi Coles
horse tagging, and Eta Delen anu rnled ot io
unning on the second heat, Belle Paterson led ana AT
me quarter uoe was three lengths ahead OF the gray
Coles horse falling back four lengths;
mo gray horse closed the gap with ee PATERSON ana U
the iaH pole took three lengths ahead ana slowly gam
ing Al the three quarter pole he was hNe le tns 3he
and the bay lengths behind Belle Paef'
son Surprise easily the race ~ 80 Bolle Paler
SONS driver pulling up. aud allowing Coe morse 10 hAe
coI Surrse led on the third heat aud at the quarter
mole 40 seconds took i've lengths, Belle Paterson DAILY
uusLed by Coles horse At the half pole th 2 SURPRISE
WAS still ahead, the other horses Keeping lhei PosVhs'
and Surprise passe dthe score IN s:h -- - -, -,
The mule race merely comic ann was ehereu oy
Pale Janet. II. A. Hopper owner ana Dy beltaul anu
d. Mcregors mules. Pale Janet kept the race ana Non
H. haf.mile IN 1853, the In J:Oi McGregors hulo
doing finely. - .,.,srs
THE hrst foot race yards, was entered Dy Mesrs
Davis and Thomas, the former wlhhnis' on nuu
track 2jt seconds Dr. Underwood decided an ouauo
.eeond foot.race 100 YARDS estered by Henry
,vea and Ed B0rtle neither scientific runners Oh the
inside track, and was won by Alyea III IL seconds
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

oil tho house Ashburn had he he
mat roO meals IN that room; furnished 'H as in the
soIored woman cooked iS saw the parties who fred ON
ag agn. Relieve know them lWlthson anJ Retz fred;
HUDSON rcco gpze Hudson Marshau 50 @ vi in the
,b other three; there were NOR & III ben, felkng:
hadOw, S anu IN he fu OF men-I should say noO',S 80 ~
vS Sphse: appeared 10 be numOes bhnrns 6odv
Also ~ S tS we're fred made statement BeiOIe
Ihr'S Ihn trrv did not tell them that I0 tbroat
One because W9HH 5e he k,rKitz Khan tcold hare pat
~ - 10 me as Dsy threatened 6eloTed a0Sn conversaons
IN fear OF yy my and Dr. Krkscey they came mere % 70
W. r,offye appeared 10 ne 20 hio ,o1iny AGAINST
see tbein they said there was 1oVhnS IS
denee agS of colored peOpe-and TO see II Xiv
@ enc who had told anything asSI sI poYers about INV
yersaon n Getting Amanda Patterson away; sai1 II so
onI 20 away, plenty OF lueas iS s to Get her away:
MI p,Otev told me mustn't be afraid OF the N n
Sonid help them politically; that h1cye tgiS CbipleV and
aahge we're 10 nay $50 for me; not certain they i
was fne Here follows some % d H"SSon in an
s GAIN ronts out Barber, Duke ana huuson' III az
Ser 10 question don't see the other Two her9; h and
Gross eIamuaton-Am certain o, puke' & tonnin0-
poI, HndsOn couldn't so we as ne was s'IoPluS,
knew from their personal
by personal @ Te Sedusnted S With
stSiin with mis- back to me- If he was stah9lhg at
sisance sannot explain why know man When i, SSe
I cnnot descfbe that optical part OF IT, don't
indge from size and conformation OF pouY aioi. J7
H. be walk and movement also; yes, was considerably
;,od IIere followed series Of questions ana answers
s to his previous statements concerning seeing OF NOT
seei1S theseS paruesl 1 assigned as reason per
small fear of apprehension; there was mhaIy @ sa,
Tson at Columbus Capt. Mills in command yes es1d .
t feel prOeced If he went to the barracks ana stau
theTe Iere follows long account OF the ~
Sb,cb the witness who was Republican and amemDer
" be oval gne was to give up 10 Chipey, VINO Is
President Of the Executive Committee OF the tho
1inb certain papers in hs possession among oISrs Wy
Ietter OF Foster BOdgettl The object sWeaTs .he
ness OF his getting them, was 10 ascertain "H"' "
men were members Of the Union league, A., -,r, IN
IThere was much this SUBJECT ana tne CUuI. n ~
peared to tire Of it, and after c0nsnau9n @ tGe
IIest iande they must request them TO Keep out IT.
i eranndtion resltmed-By further inquiry INTO
wtnesss private matters and conversations MOI nmeui
st%I hearing ON the murder, and endeayor 70 nave
witness ackno Wedge that he had threatened AshDurh
life e was then questioned TO time and manner OF MS
arrest and conversations with whitley the Detective
I'm answer to question by the Court witness went on TO
sav that three days before Ashburns death MT Johh
Diucan came to me induce me strongly TO turn Dem
ocrat told me that something going TO hapG anu
tbe morning after the murder went straight 10 duncan
to see n he was one Of them; he sad nobody Wouu pe
burt for killing old Ashburn IN any country Dus 'hS
FTnffa GfafR
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
Isu,nG HARR1s-The Nashville correspond.

ISIIAM G.I IAKRIs.--IH NVtft.sP"11INt
emf Of TLs Chicago Tribune says Isnam a. Harris IS
nractcing la in Memphis Tie indictment against nun
Tor treason ia the United States circuit Court at Nsn
vile has lust been dismissed Mr. Harris Nas Governor
of the state 1862 and probably did as much or more
than any other carry TENNESSEE llto the heoel
lion He s the ONLY man who ever served three terms rs
Governor of this State. DE is Olerably falr awye
but is much IN the Andrew johnson sye ana - @
iy great anirer of that ind vidua His seryIce during
the War was confined 10 acting volunteer AID TO diner
ent generals. He OF the last dltch men, aIe @
Rebel colony of Carlota between the City OF Mexico
and Vera Cruz he Piled the jack plane ana hainmer anu
hnilt for himself iabitatiOn with Ills own bands he
came hack 10 the States year relying uponte cein
ency OF Gov. Brownlow. who had recompende MS Pa, ar
his PRODUCTION before the proper courts 20 answer tno
charges OF treason aud eonspraey lie neddns ot w,u
notcs hut deyOtes himself entirely to his profession.
and shrinks from ANYTHING Ike publicity" 20
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, July San additional register OF
Of the Navy and Marine Cops 20 The s n,t n a.
the pr0miAea changes irVm tn ss ~
wear are the names Joseph Lawrence Ihonas Iae
since January from ConBodoges to Re AAma oa Ae S'e W.
he former Is command of the Portsmouth Nalad ana 10 s
is en- roae command the South Pscac squadron -Four .saus M
beep promoted ConnOlores ak C0uundcrst 20 ~ Iaa an
Gye Commanders 20 he Commanders since 10 Is o Ja
last The present register shows he poHouon 81 ne e ~
Isntenauts borne the u be rueuau. tomna
Six Volunteer Leatenant have een paee ou the s HnA
2 Masters have made eut,uln.. Trtse'eh Nosei On
ss have egas and the et Hor casa ei aP@e1
ras
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

atmosphere, starched and uDspoted in its linen, With
severely respectful walters exqulstely folded napkins
bill OF fare purged Of the too vulgar dishes and supplied
with copous list Of wines, and scale Of prices 20 10
cents higher than down stairs FastidiOus portions ot
the aristOcratc branch often indulge the vain supp0
son that they receive better food than In the crowd be-
low The deuson would vanish if they could 90 INTO the
supposed TO be a kitchen, and an industrious
dumbwaiter bringing their orders from the real kit
chen below FROM the kettesand that the
less particular crowd at oHehalf OF the cost.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS July 3.-The purchasers oil the
North Missouri Railroad paid into state Treasury to-
day the required consideration and gave S65ooO bonds
for the completion OF the main line 10 te Iowa ne west
with branch at Kansas Cty, and for the eQstI6cuon VI
n bridge over the Missouri River at 81 Charles.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
VENTION.
CoLUMBIA-ISt District-JOhn r. Currie,
Peter Bonstee Philip p. Groat.
CAYUGA-Id DiSlrict-R Rch c. q. Williams, George
l. Root. I'D Dtstret-H W. Andrews, j. L. Parker, e. u
Clifford.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

N d-To0 aU u VI w NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

10 sad a.s slol sH U8r lo lofag.9 odi ni
..t nogas.loJ .aa uE Laa ,lI 90 bgylos
l EOaa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-15

~ Gu 40 Is e>p'r' m
4 re Planters 81 ). sltr : c,.yt
e4ua +Itr.,l .rt., ~
= ling rr.uvi:n 'iutn ia. j" 10
Uleat superior ~ + I
Zone ia ii. hrS =. tt,S
az. Vu-i.,a ,ttc,. tn + r.
rast j, aljt,,S TINS ~, va 60 .i.
gry.tI, i.if'r,.rI STA: t, tca-.
wit quannri aEptort' ..,
an ! ITO l'h"te 81 Lime ar T. per
ton. per,tc, crop M! NV, $50 -.
~ such manure can he produced !" pt IN
the Sr,Fwth OF gfaSs-larr vrlnen NJ.
ia rct,r ,clJw-wc Use notulng hut t. II ..
teritl aud all Pan. ers are invited II pect
our mattl Hal and Manufacture
\ tria' 81 Ilis valuabl- Gu4..,.t> en- est,
sullcit> d. Circular, AT siaL An he had
on arli,r.tIou t. tie u, dcr,,4l ed or gen
cit gu. paft g F,ruvr,a a,
n, 80, G."' -. al sd ="
y. Ma III. >at ..,u ii trr. -. a
a. y >-.'!.lt Il u b'ijn : -. : .,c
Il. :, r.ug .aCns-,i IL -. ~, Zt'0 ~
so y $50. CasH r .q'lv.. en- =
81 III e,n, qn,rut. as Peruvian GuHu'.
per acre, reference 10 Community Ae"erHl
ana consumers VI my onPouhdS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-15
MARYLAND LIFE
INSURANCE COMP AL

fHE progress Of Life sdrance In the Tn
! lied States proves ms great GROWING
triumph Of modern >cienCe ana phi"E'hfo-
I.hs To be enc of the marvellous features OF our
social ecouom".
The wis,l, n Of All ages has devised moth
ing that Compares with it. II IS 50 manifest
y good, til Il It Is oillcult TO see how an IN
teleeut man. with proper concern Tor tho
comfort aud protection Of his family, can iaii
10 avail himseI of rs benefits
Lie Insurance leaves ready money to set
tie estates to advantage. II viii prevent
sacrifice Of property i a mar die in debt, l.
is subject 10 no tax during lie. nor orphans
Court expenses alter death. Its exempt by
law irrm debt Il is rapidly becoming
rule that all men OF Just attributes insure
Our Maryland Company c9mments lts-t'
to the confidence ard patronage OF our pet-
pie IN all parts Of the State. lis directors are
men OF known Integrity AID ability, to whom
the public may look with confidence TOR a
Just aud caret,, supervision OF rs affairs 1t
must tie clear to every Intelligent mi that.
II We wouli secure the largest prosperity I:
our State and pcopir individual ~. we must
tuild " our institutions and keep our cap:
tai at hunle.
Had tn FIVE million dollars sent ont # the
State annually Tor Insurance been lnve>te! NJ
bone, it would hwy tod tavur1Di. upon our
own w,ath ana r,miilcfOe. This Is trnlha'-
ncshy Our CMPANY-4o ttrl Up by cur BE
n.eiclsrt> To- atio.u tie opportunity ion al
T. insure without srudi 9 the money on; g;
.rr NJ Site Tie affairs the Cu!spal
are n,.,l ce,! y itt ecu! cn,.
Such Las been Gar marked Succ - that Wc
were able after the >e, on" year Ia de..iarr
ard pay in CASlIa> l,rIr dividends 4 tie OF
DEsT aud Largest company ia The mod
suites The lompau feel greatly encou'-
aged hy the patronage and co-operiFor they
have received, and solicit i cnifliuu Mce o:
tie same. The LAWS OF trade. comm rec
s-i'-re>pect and seii-irterest cmblhe to niah'
tn, tn, G mfa y or US
Now, deal eir~, Ia view Of al The Advatta-
gts of Lille Insurance as an inveStm"nt-tnr
uncertainty of hfe-the Strong claims If wlIr
and children upon husband aud tDsther-the
uncertainty OF BUSINESS, and all TIE CrdiuarN
fulmS Of Investments it not the moral dut
Q, every man 10 Put son Ching III = torn that
vi prevent want .nu dist eS. or II, uhe IN
the PAN OF those lie loves
BY all n,,all, Insure, a.d DC it al nee IN
the Mary land Cumlaoy. tur tfic,rs . this
Company are.
GRO l. THOMAS re, d. Mt
X FORD, Secretary.
Bo.rD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton ia>,ei, Geo - tlluer
Al.cn 4 Eaap'ntn, innmas u,.ss nd,
Geo Z 7 thomas, WiIn.n p,vr,es,
Hugh >iS>un, Cnaries " ebb,
Hiram " ooFs. -Ir,
a J My Frs, State Agent T.
THE Company RLFEE TO
Judge Magruocr, Juugo Ford. jus Ma
son, Ton Freq Stone, Barnes Compton and
Editor oi BEACON
Ees-A j MYERS, the State A gent. will be
IL Lconaralown urng the first week ut Conr;
to transact I'll, ~ IA, $ 1i the company, aud
wi. Also lllsu,' property IN Bultino'e Compa~-
rs.
Aug -, IS6S-tf
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Ldn Co. Pdrtnership.

YHE undersigned have formed a law 60
partnership under the name Of Maddox
& Crane. They will practice IN the Courts ct
St. Mary's ard the adjoining counties and
also in the Court Of Appeals.
Especial attention paid to the COLLECTION OF
claims against individuals. the State or the
Government. Prompt attention given to all
business entrusted to Their charge
Address, Maddox & Crane. Leonardt"wn,
St. Mary's county, Nd.
6. FRED. MADDOX.
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. %, 1s67-tf.
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Ca Ira. Ctnbulard Co., Va.

Ca Ira. Ctmbulard Co., Va.
Dec 2lS,. 1877.
Mcssrs. T Williams & Co. Richmond Va
Gcu,s-The Patarsco Guano- purchased
from YOU WAS used Oh my Tobacco crop al
tie rate of 200 per acre IN tie driIl.
was pleased with the result 1t acted equal
" a. web as ..Peruvian Guano." used
ratapsco upon my Tobacco beds and believe
it 10 be better than Peruvian for plauts.
and expect to use II next year.
Yours. &c,
CLGLOON
FIR further Testimonials, send for Pam
phlets,
Apr Is. lee9-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-15

fENHE VALUE of this Guano is now
4 so wN knoun and appreciated thar
il does not req lire further comme..d; tio'
from US.
Tie Company owns the Guono Islands,
ana other sources Of supply rom watch
's raw mater ia is nrawn h'.rcc, III :
Guano, posse sag such high ex ellie e ;.
can be brought irto mark at Lie" MT
exceeding h Of the Ordinary Super-P
pnar- "f Lime.
he large cap'tal inv sod by h>,en
rauy affords the surcst guar "tec o. r, G
continued excellence OF th,ir II &c, as
the safety If their capital deI,ld~ pou
con inutd a. j Ycrna chi tu,ii->>
Experier CO has shown that ,hl> VA, o
ripci,s III, heat cr"r rom h' ~
days earlier tar he SuIar-r ,>p II,
1t is he policy Al" ptrp">col u ~ :
any 20 ian ii tn test ruiz r II m
tcrpri-e aru capital, a'ded ~ ~ t.
>clc, lie ahil =. can hrIn4 II, /. rF,'.
at the lolctst p 'sS,Ue cost to CONSUMERS
G f.. i EE>E 4 Q
General .Ag,nts tor the Pacific G,mno
ConP'ny.
PRINCIPAL Ofic I'll >outh street, Bal;
Jnb %, 1868 Pm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-15
ReedcF 5 Wharf 81. Mary's Co, Nd. June

c, 1853
McSsgs W Crichton ( Son
Gentlemen i have JUST returned from 4 visit;
made expressly 10 see the etlccts % your R,douAA
Ga'no on TIE present crop Of wheat and al
Though II involved "A ride OF thirty miles, We,
feel amply compensated
The three gentlemen visited were Col Forbes.
Il key and George II Morgan, they all used
il extensively, and three finer fields cannot bc
found III Mary land The latter gentleman is
the most enthusiastic in its praise he has used
Peruvian, and All the numerous manufactured
PAosphattS but never had such field OF heat
rs At THIS time ours respectfully.
" q kEEDER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-15
Professional Notice.

vI,HE undersigned. Attorneys at Law nnd
1 Solicitors in Chancery, have thu 3rd daV
Of July, IeG6, formed 'iopartneFshlp n the
practice Of their profession, under The name
and style of Combs & Downs They wi, pTac-
ice IN the County Of SAINT Nary's and the ad-
olnlng Counties, aud in The Court o: Appeals.
Especial attention VIII be paid to he collection
Of CLAIMS against individuals, the State, or the
Government.
References gwen, when required. Address
Combs & Downs. Leonardtown, T. o., 81
Mary's County, Marylani
JAS. S. DOWNS.
nv J. ls66-- ".
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For Rent.
Boarding House.

a ~ NARY - bklSCpE a2s re-; o,-
e ~ b,r H,sruug Hose @ n. "a
E.:. Calvert >tIu'. ls'.iI.js.
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y Office :!

y aid after Friday, Feb. IS, 1865,
<F the Steamer sS<ss
,i.tt GE n
WEEMS, S6Ex1zE
y II u1;iI further notice, ave her " uarr.
NO. tobacco Warehouse, eve.y Fhi-
DAY morning al 8 O'Clock, TOR the Patus-
,nt t.lyer. Wa Fair Haven and Plum
Point Returning will leave hills land
ny every MONDAY morning for Bene
diet, leaving BenrdIc, every TUESDAY
morning al s O'clock. Tor Eai i:..ore, cal
hug a, all the landings
N L WEEMS,
Agent
Feb -, 166o-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-15

Ammo Arundel, Co, ND, JUNE 3oth, 1869
Messrs " LuthIou q sou.
Gentlemen - used the Rcdonda GuAno this
sprlm, VA N, corn and III my garden Ihr rc-
suits thls manure are quite satisfactory 10 me
and consider II tutty equal 10 any OF the Iil.l
featured phu,phdlc> winch used At same nu.c,
and " Inch cost me twice much Il, he!oHd.l
Yours, respectfully, JANIS Lucas.
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PRlCE $50 ER TO.N

ltChatdlpNn n, ~. Mary Co, Nd. june
Mes>rs Wm Crichion / Son, .a,h 1865
Dear SirS Your letter Of 9Th instant was
duly received in reply auSw er that the large
lot Of REpONDA ISLAND GUANn. purchased
OF You last fall was mixed half and half With
Baugh' Raw Bone Phosphate aud applied bv
drill with " heat, l50 pounds to one GtShcl and
one quarter OF wheat, and in some weak spots
$50 pounds more 10 the acre re-. l...,r.
The WHEAT and GRASS-SEEr ~ayved there
ON ths spring, is VERY LuAlRltA:, and
ia TX than any past crops, and p.uniscs \
he,'N. tl,p 81 HEAT, 50 far As il has not been
greatl damaged Ey successive storms OF hail and
" nd With nuadAsions OF rain, up 10 harvest
lnA.
Unahlc 10 decide Which ,f the two manure,
Vas entitled 10 the credit o. The luAuri,u,
GroNt Ill., the "REDONpA' was strewcd h, IT.
SELF ON OATS, ana we'll marked Nv stakes for
information tie land j. good and the whol,
cror OF oatS very promising. thai on which the
kedonda Mas applied the grow ia OF oats is about
SIN OF eight inches higher
lhus X IS 4 good manure Of Itself. pr Stew.
art formula preStTih,S some bones. and thIuA
one thrd OF even one-fourlh ones viii insure
II AS = NAi.C ABLE manure and CHEAPER in
comparison 10 any thar ! have ever tined
ours, Respectfully, II G. s KEY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-15
REDONDA euANO.
The Cheapest and Most Sue
cessful Fertilizer on Wheat
ever Introduced into this
country.

The kEIpNA GCANO has now been usei
extensively for Two wears upou every iescr;n,;n,,
otcTof'S an6 with the most unprecedented success
as results upon The various crops, and especially
the wheat crop OF the prc>eu, season, has es,ab-
hshed It's reputation beyond AL Others, and i de-
mand. unprecedented
"kEnuNpA is = purc, natural Guano. en-
ireil uniform IN is character. sold To The farm.
ers ]n>' as !! > imported and requires no pre-
paraton for the DRILL
The EXTREMELY LOW PRICE afuhich !.
IS sold The ordinar. manufactured PhoSphates
costing over one hundred per cent. above the
the price OF Eedonial is not the least mportap,
fact to the farmer
Pamphlets containing testimonial, from FARM
EhS and PLANTERS in Mary land Virginia,
Delaware and New ERIK, from which.wr eNtrac,
briefly the adjoining on wheat. tost Their with
REPORTS and ANALYSIS OF The most eluiuep,
chemists IN the country, with fun direction. for
Is u" Can 1t obtained IL our warehouse or from
OH Nlr!orS agents