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of the Constitution Yet under provis-
ions which contemplate one legislative
session in two years they held two ses-
sions in the same year, and three sessions
in their term Of two years. They were
in session two hundred and sixty DAVIS
longer than was ever before known in
Ohio, and at an expense of $3.50. .64 10
more than double that of their Republi-
can predecessors. sIIf-....- i--i's,. u
They created between thirty and for
ty new offices, at cost to the people for
salaries, fees and expenses of at least
SIS, 900 per anum. They added to the
State liabilities for various purposes
about ST 100000. In order to avoid an
increase Of taxes levied for State purpo-
ses, they diminished the sum levied to
pay the State debt, and increased the
levy for other State purposes aim est
$500, ,009. soi B1iIs,n1 : sba+.-7 sd
The acts of the last Legislature in re-
lation to local debts and local taxes are
Of themost extraordinary character.
These acts relate to raising money for
county purposes. for township purposes,
for city and village purposes, and for
special purposes, These taxes or debts
are levied or incurred under the direc-
tion of County Commissioners, Town
ship Trustees or Of city or village Coun.
ellis, or derive their authority exclusive
ly from State legislation. The State
Legislatures has therefore the control of
the whole matter Now, the general
statement which wish to make, and
which believe Is sustained by the
facts, is. that the late Democratic Lepis-
lature authorized greater local pecuniarv
burdens to he imposed upon the people
J Of Ohio, without their consent, than
fLl N9lenp ftna 81 hl3u raW FoifIaI'
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swyh;, Gsano IS especially com msEded to
IN. Pl.sters OF ST. MARY 5 county, a.
-xoal If no, superior to any manure mot .1-
cspting Peruvian (uaRol IN the production
Of Wheat Of superior quality aud cquni ts
S.r< dust. The best Planters IN Mary aud
and VIRGIN a attest this For r'A4y years
xa,. QUANTITIES OF tins Guano has been sod
greatly Improved s,nc- the 'sar, It has met
with uuQuuiftd approval. The Ammonia
and Pho. phate Of Lime are properly propo[,
Nsped 20 perfect crop and add value 10 land
No .uch manure can be produced 10 promote
the growth Of gro,s-lnpr1vencnt MnS'
therefor fo.low-ws use nothing but best ma
,,.iai and sll Planters are invited 10 insPse'
sxr naterial aad manufacture.
4 ,ria' Of this valuable Guano is earnestly
s,list,d Cireal4rs attestln: can De had
"a nppl;sa.ion to the Undersigned or agen-
s,es.
IA contains equal parts 81 Peruvian and
fAoyphatis Guanos A, and Ards each
with A!ka,ira beautifully prepared
and Dn-aGat, 10 Drilhr g or Broadcast
/. stron. sacks ct IL to the ton 81 2e0O lbs
"A SO A. $50 Cash or equivalent
Used in same quantity as Peruvian Guano
rsr acre. rrferencs ts community generally
AID es.l.ncrs Of ny soml ouuds.
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xAR,tTLASD III
INSURANCE OAPANf

~HE prosresAe ars Insurance. in the "a
tied State.y .es this great GROWING
triumph of ne sciancs and philanthro-
pny 10 beons -. marvellous festui Is Of ca:
social econon'r
The wisdom of all ages has devised noth-
ins that com pksss with il. Il is 50 manifest
" good. that lsn.diffcult 70 see hsw 81 10
telisent man, with proper coucern Tor the
comfort and ptosecton of his fsrnii, can fail
/ 10 avail him.eE.f of its benefits.
Life Insurasncs leaves ready money to set
/ tie estates to Advantage 1t will prevent
sacrifice of property II n'aG die In deot' 1,
| is subject to nd tax dnrins life. NOT orphaLs
Court expensst after death. II Is exempt oy
1 law ircm debs: IL Is rapidly becoming
/ rule that all zen of just attributes insure
! Our Maryland Company conmeuds itself
to the cou6denlcs AID pstroaags OF our peo-
/ pie 10 all parts OF the State Its directors srs
men of known integrity and ability. TO WHOM
the public may look with confidence ter
just and careful supervision OF its affairs. II
must be clear 10 every Intelligent ml"d that,
if We. IA secure the largest pre-. NV 70
nd. ecople individually. we must
3 q nfapstitutjons and keep our cap'-
-. 4tIe Sci
2 .siLgs as imillion del ers sent "a! o. the
!. Z .. Why dor insurance been invested al
: .ditjonal time hsye told favorably upon our
efoe moms.h commerce. This IS emphat-
Y, eASY gotten up ov our BEST
- nc X CpportuEitE Tor al
to insure wItn6Nt sen0lEg the money su' OF
our own Stats. The affairs u the Company
ss maraged with economy
Such has been our marked 81 ,cess that we
( were able after the second year 10 declare
and pay in cAsu as large dividends as tbs OIL
BEST aud LARGEST company u the United
States. The Company feel greatly encour-
aged by the patronage and cooperation they
have received, and so',cjt continuance oil
the same. The laws OF trade, commerce.
sef-respect and seliinterest cmbins to make
this the c. mFa~y for US.
Now, dear sirs, IN Jew Of all the advauta-
.ts of Life Insurance as an inyestnent-ths
uncertainty Of ttf,-s-ths strong claims OF vile
and children ur411 husband and father-ths
uncertainty of ousIness, and all the ordinary
forms Of investment is il not tho moral dutl
sfeyrr, man 10 put somethin: IN form that
viii prev, ut want md distress. or tfouols on
the part OF those ns loves
By ali means insure, and do it at once N
4 the Ma-yisnd Company. The officers OF this
Company are:
GEO P THOMAS, PresldtLt.
a & FoRD. Secretary.
bottB oF4sIRECToRs:
Hamilton Easter, Geo II Hilner,
Alien A Chapman. lhoIEa< Cassard,
GEO p Thomas. William Devres,
Hush Sisssu. Charles Webb,
Hiram " GODS, Jr.
A MYERS, Stale Agent.
THa COMPANY REFER TO
Judge Magruder, Judge Ford. Judge ma
son, Hon Fred Stone, Barnes Compton ana
Editor of Beacon.
nD-A J MYERS, the State Agent, will be
io Leousrdtowr during the first week Of Conr:
10 transact the business OF the company, ana
will also insure property in Baltimore CO"tpG"'
les.
Aug 81, Ia6s-tf.
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Z" HEARTH AND HOME, ,

w E shall issue on or before Janus
w ~ next. the frst number Of Ru!
ral sad Family Papsr-tS be published
thereafter Weekly. and to be devoted to
, all that pertains to Coustry Life in It's
srosdest sense.
1t will not be partisan or sestari.s.
l. will BE- called
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charge Of Mr. DONALD G MITCHELL while
its Home and Fir, side departments vii.
be subject to the supervision OF Mrs HAIR
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be spared to make our paper-in subject
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place IN every household in the land
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Dept Of Labor and Agriculture of S,tsa)


Baltimore July l6 1868
MeSsrs " Crichton K Son
Gentlemen Il desire, As promised, TO acquaint
YOU with the results OF the application OF the
Redonds Guano, upon nv wheat land last fall I
applied the Gn4no AT the rate of $50 tbs per acre
rs thick the drill would sow it this appli-
cation was made 10 IL acres one halt sowu ii
heat the other in Rive
The grain grew well in the fall and both Wheat
and Rye promished A fine crop in the spring tho
grain has been harry eSted but not rs vet thrash
ed. have reason 10 believe that the Rye " III
sake unusually hnc yield but the Wheat
does not promise so well, owing to the Fly hAy-
ing damaged II very severely
This may BE sscrhc3 % no little e1tcst 10 ths
VARSITY Sown B0u.hton rs the bearded wheat
Of my yIoujtr has almost entirely escaped The
r..yJ.es OF both Fly and Wec,ll. The Cio-
Wei SOW n upon the ground to which the Gu,no
was applied. Is we'll set and very vigorous and
esteem he application Of the Reiondt though
not ofspccdy benefit from the cause, above as
= v,ly valuable permanent fertilizer
Yours, respectfully w 5 MCPHERSON
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PACIFIC
Guano Company's
lCPAITAL, 81, 600 ,o0o
SOLUFLS
PACIFIC GUANO.

VrHR VALUE Of THE Guans is now
Il 50 veil kaos~- aas appreciated, thsl
doe, not reqsirs fsEiheF eonmeAdatisu
rem us.
The Company srns the Gu0no Islands
snd ether sources Of s"ppy from which
rs raw material 10 drawn. Hence. this
Gusno, possessing such high excellence
can b brous hs intoanarket at price ns'
s1ssSoins that Of the ordinary >uperPhos-
20 sfphs Lime.
lsl large capital invested b this Com
p.sv affords The surcst guarantee Of the
csstinued excellence of their fertilizer, as
The safety of their sapitsl deFends upon
continued AID permanent business
Experience has shown tina; this Guano
iyens the Wheat crop from i've to six
days earlier than tho Super Phosphates
i, is the policy and pa,prse of me Csm
rsnv 10 furnish the best ieruhGsr that .'-
'ierrri.. and eapita' o.dri ty The te>s
,eisnnf. a6li,ty, can bring iuro n.s:ae'
at ,ks l.stst possible cost 70 cess'15ers.
IN : hEESsA co.
Grs<-s, fsr'7> for II. j a .3c Gaaao
C,np1ry
r-iseipsi Oaee-7l SoutI street Baltic
Js,v % 1908 IN
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W . REEDER

Sand, Springs, Montgomery Co Nd Jane
NcSsrs Crlchton h Son "a lst-
Gentlemen The Redonda Guaro. that We
purchased Of you last Iall, bias gwen us cunr.
satisfaction we applied II to wheat, corn pota-
toes and huckwheat, Ne sowcd one field of " heat
broadcast, about 400 lbs TO the acre IN Mort.
aomery County, and hArfowe Cd itIn. which looAs
we'll. TN the same farm, in This county. weput
. III field Of Buckwheat which was AS good as
ever grew on land about 200 pounds 10 thu
ace, OF the Redonda, Was applied The pota
toes look "e-and the Rsdonda, has made US as
good crops some Of the Fertilizers tha, eos,
- cluhie The price the RedundA did
ours truly, RAW LINtiS son.
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FOR SEFRIkr

yCfA kttAl Rith = SLttft,c -
c,rdi cate for Siberia al The eie.tfos Of ,e
ara Will DC warnl, supporte, V mis- n ms
: = a =. ,s 1T ,-.'Ng -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

uNHE above well known House has re-
U Gently been opened by c. Bar
formerly Of the American Hote. Nashlf
ton, D. c.. a1d has capacity to accomno-
date over hundred people W.T. odsing.
and has capacious and nicelv furnished
rooms for families Connected with the
House also is a ladies' dining room. The
strictest order is maintained and accommo-
dating servants always st call The House
is open at all h.urs. The advantage OF z
Hotel upon the plan OF the Sherwood House
is. that the guest can accommodate the price
OF his living to his own wishes. paying only
for what he gets. The Sherwood Flsuse has
recently been newly furnished and rehtted,
aud. being in central and business part OF
the city, offers unusual inducements to ira
vellers. A fair trial is asked. and patronage
from ST. Mays county solicited.
c p BARNARD,
Agent.
sept. le, lss7-tf.
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ReedSr', Wharf, ST. Nary Co, Nd, J.ns
kcssrs w Crichtop b Son

kc,srs W Crichtoa Son.
GeHtIrmrH II have Just returA.d FROM visit
made expressly 10 see Tie effects Of YOUR Rcdon3,
Gusno on the present crop Of wheat and A.
though II involved a ride OF thirty miles. vet
feel amply compensated
The three gentlemen visited wers Col Forbes
II q hsH and George Morgan thev all used
II extensively, and three finer fields cannot b.
found in Mary land. The latter gentleman is
the most enthusiastic in lis praise he has used
Peruvian, and all the numerous manufactured
Phosphates but never had such a field Of heat
As at this time Tours respectfully.
w . REFDER
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RED0ND4 euAN1.
I he Cheapest and Most Sue
ce>sful Fertilizer on Wheat
ever Introduced into this
country.

The REpOSA GCANt has now Bees ass
excessively Tor TVS years uFon sverr descriptisa
sfcrops I'D ith the moStunpreceden,eds scsess
lis reSa is upon The VARIOUS crops and especially
TIE Y hcA, crop OF the present season, ha. ss,AS-
liShed IL reputation beyond all others and q Dc
usnd ur0r-Cedented
"REpUNpA is pure, natural Guano es-
t..clv uniform il. character sold 10 the faru-
srs lust as II i, imported and requires - prs
psrsticn for the DRILL.
Tn. EXTREMELY Tow PHI q. Wish i.
:, .,la me ordinary manufactured Phesphates
"ost;,s ey.r one hundred per cent. above the
=. nrscr Of Rs6snial IS not the least important
f.rI 10 90 farmer. ..
Pamphlets containing TESTIMONIALS from ANN
YRS and PLANTERS in Maryland, Virginia.
Delaware and New York. from which we extract
briefly the adjoining en-. ~hea;, together WIN
REPORTS and ANALYSIS Of The most eninsh
chemists N The country, with full dtrrchonS Ter
M. use can be obtained At our warehouse or trsr
~ ,<sri Gus SCENTS
'pRICE $50 PR TO y
IeonaCitown :, Mays GO tN-'tJJuns
Ness, WIN Cr,hton & son ee,h -, =
Pear = Is Your letter och ips,sn,s
dull rv,t;y, ~ IN rrP'H ! SnScr ,hat The larve
- ., acres. mr5 h, A." r h'f d
a srI4n, ~ Raw RE Ho,r aa - aud nd, rppsd b.
one 9uattcr Of ChAT and IN some weak spots
lte pvu"d> more - 'Ns acre broadcast.
he NIIEA T ard GRSSS-SEED <owel thor.
On 'his spring. as NEI1 LUNCRlANr, AMI
BEAVER than Any past crops, and promises
heavy crop of HEAT, 50 te- as il has not be-,
greatly damaged Icy SUCCESSIVE storms Of hail ana
wind With lnnadauons or raia, up 10 harvest
luE.
Unable 10 decide Which of the two manu-.
VAS entitled 10 the credit of the Lurarian,
Growth. the "REDONDA was stre,e5 hy IT,
SELF on OATS, and we'll marked by stalk. f.r
information the land is good and the vhoI.
crop OF oats very promising, thar on which n.
Rcdonda was applied The growth Of oats !. atovt
SIX slghI inches higher.
Thus It isA FOOD manure of itie pr Stew
RI ~ mll4 pTeStFloos q, oole and ,hisk
ne-third or even one-fourih bon 5 will in>uI.
asa VALU ABLE manure, and = HEAPER
smpaFison 10 any that have eve trci
Yours, Respectfully, h. ). KGY
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Anne Arundel, Co, Nd, June 3Oth 1864
Nessrs " Crichton 4 Son
Gentlemen Il used tho Redonda Guano tn
spring, on my corn and IN my garden. The res
suits OF tins manure are quite satisfactory 10
and consider i July equal TO any OF the manu-
featured phosphAtrs which used Al same time,
and which cost ME twice IS much Rsdonda
Yours. respectfully, JAMES LUCAS.
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To Builders
and
Others

~Hn attention or Builders and Others are
, respectfully called TO the following
srOCK OF LUMBER. he. &c
0S0 n No Heart Cypress Shingles
''oo st reduced prices.
lS0 10 2 Heart sRd Sap Cypress
AoO hisges-at reduced prices
* No. l fest HsaasS w r.s.r Pal
50 inEs.
IN Ne Il feel Ess4sa W Pise Pal
~ ings.
lOO fees ~ W yins Fsneing-ls
TX fess s-4 HeHleek FssSing-ls feet.
Is0 +" feet "A whis Pin. Selects.
* " fees A Waite Pine Picks.
rex fests-4 and s-4w Pine Pam
500 Conrens and Selects.
oge,her with a large stock of
White ami Yellow Pine Timber,
JOS, and ScantIng.
Wsnut Ash Cherry, Aane.
Birch. HICKORY,
Oak. Poplar.
Sc. &c, &c
gs- Persons from re country would 30
well TO cali ana examine GU stsck beiors
purchasing eeewhere.
D. +. THOMAsk Co,
Ne Sc Z. Falls Avenue,
Baltimore, Nd.
FEB 6, ls63-tf.
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Port Penn Delaware, June 9th ISIS

T1TT Tenn Delaware, June oh lsIs
Mes>rs Wm Crchtou 4 Son
Gentlemen y on re aware that Deepen led
NANNY ou the MIXTURE Of Rcdoul, t,uauo ias
autumn for mauJrjr my wheat using = small
portion Of Peruvian 40; MI OF "a part OF a
: ton got from YOU on, about thirty acres
From present appearances, my crop VII. excel
any raised on same area, within my, rec OIL
lection the fields now in cultivation, during
the last thirty years Yours, respectfully
DAVID STUART MD
late Chemist to the MARI land ST Ayr Society,
aud Pref Of Chemistry in St. John. College,
Annapolis.
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cope, IS cents.
prospectus containing tuli account Of
The plan for the coming vou ne, rates Of
aubsing with other magazines, special pre-
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45s Broens ST., Hsw York.
Esv 20. 1854.
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COMPLETE Ma y L K E

COMPLETE Ma y L K E i,
aAxrrIcrsHnssy HgyRY BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA,
s.p~x- Phosphate Of Lime, An
/ msnia and Potash.
wAsRAHTEp FEE. Tasa ADJ LrEEATIsS.
Packed S. Beg, Of 200 Its. each,
/ Ha. raised good crsps Of Wheat, Corn. Oats,
/ Potatoes. Grass. Cotton. Tobacco and seec-
table. of oil kinds Farmer. ,could Do srei
10 mcguire Of the nearest dealer IN fertilizers ~
/ TO N. results obtained frsn tbs use Of Gem
piete Manure. The growing crop, OF Wheat,
/ at thi. time, freely stte.t its virtues.
RECOMMENDED Br
Booth q Garrett, Chemists, Philada.
Williams T. Moss, Chemists, Phllads.
c Elton Buck. Chemist. New York.
And by all WHO have used ii up TO this time
We have numerous testimonials to The ef-
feet that il i an invaluable Fertizer. and os
recommend 1t highly os tsp dresser y
Uhedt and Grass.
DIXON, SHARPLESS Il co.
soLE AGENTS, = 6
So South Water and 40 south War9
PHILADELPHIA s
For Sale by Nm REYNOLDS, s
g South Street,
EALTIMoRE. Nd,
Or JOHN CROOKSHANKS.
ST INIGoE's, Nd.
April 2. I8G8--ly.
, 1869-03-21

In storms OF refuge ID any LOST wandcter.
Little paths brunch OF 10 ali directions to
the vaI1ous trees Of special note, leading ouo
through underground. over trunks OF soma
fallen monarch. ill tho particular tree Is
reachcd- In many plaeea the ground u
ma1ehy. compelling one to dlsn1ouut ard
carefully 1ea his pony. :
at this elevation the moonlight WEE very
brilliant, rendering all objects bright Is day,
showing the rugged outlines Of tie big t.e,,s
IN minute detail
In the profound silence VIC strolied from
tree to tree. noting the effect 'ot light aud
shade IS the mo0nbt ans ,g1imme1tl On these
monarchs Of the forest honsy.
Soon the eastesn hnsIxon. became golden
With the SUMS returnls E march," The mist
rolled. up from the valley, which appeared
beautiful In the rosy biuah Of day, while the
giant !Eces appeared even more mljestic by
eunllght.
They were largc trees while Rome was
In the ze1fth or her FAME, when AlexAu-
der conquered the Persians; they were tlf-
teen hundred years old before the the CON-
mencement Of modern civiihatlon
Twcuty centuries look down upn the tour
ist from their tops, and some Ct the young
trees will still flourish thousand yeors frum
now, when all our present Kingdoms, rcpub-
llcs and languages have disappeared.