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4P TL.4 Nd LIFE
aI\NRlNCE CONP Any.

ewrTF progress Of Life frFdrancei IN the n
ifod STATES proves Ills great orownlng
trfumt.h Of modern scicnce and phl'anthr0-
INV h. beonc osthe marvellous features Of GU,
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the wisdom or all aecs has devised moth
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IT,. part of those nc loves
Bv all means Insure, and do it at once IN
the Maryland Company. The officers OF this
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* FORD, Secretary.
r hoard OF DIRECTORS:
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to transact the business OF the company ah'
will also insure property ~ Baltimore ComPdn
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Letter from G i. .Simnls.

Leonardtown, St. Mary's Co, Ma
January 25,h, 1863.
Nessrs Her bert & Hairston.
GENrLENEN:-In reply 70 your inquiry Q!
the effects Of Andrew Goes Phosphate, il
wives me- pleasure TO say uSc,ilt On Irish
Potatoes, Alongside Of well rotted b1rnyald
manure, and found the gr, attest difference in
favor OF the Phosphate. The Potatoes wue
rs large again and great many more. in the
hill l also used it on my Com and Tobacco
with entire satisfaction. used It Ola my fall
Wheat ard al present see no difference IN
that and Peruvian Guauo and Bone. Ire
gard it valuable fertilizer.
Very respectfully.
u. \. SINMS
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Z! The PERsICkTOR,
OR
PEACH mAnUEE.
SOITBlE PHOSPHATE OF POT
ASH.

SOLUBLE PHOSP ii \ L of Io1
The exterminator Of RUST, SPORES
and INSECTS that infest CORN and
WHEAT
The "Top-lressing" for GRASS and
CLOVER
For TOBACCO and CORN it affords
the most concentrated form OF
SOLUBLE PH0SPHITES 4 Nd
POTASH
The food which forms the mineral part
Of the plant, so well known to all iutel-
lirent rlauters, furnishing the very ele-
ments that are removed with every Drop,
and are deficient in cultivated soils, both
in EUROPE aud AMERICA, and il all
farm nlaugres.
CHEAPER THAN WoOD ASHES.
Supplying the peculiar elements of the
PEACH.
ORCHARDS MANFRED with the
"PERSfCATOR" bore last year album
dantly-amid .'Hadreas Of Thousands Of
Tres" in the same neighborhood, not
thus nlarurcd, that did not yield sir
gle Peach. -.
DISEASED TREES; with yellow
leaves, under the influence of the PIX
SICATOR," produced dark green To-
hage in a few weeks.
CORN stands ''to hill" even in the
MIDST Of other hills, injured by the insect,
that were not MANFRED by it.
No LINE should be applied to land
without its cooperation, as lis Influence
is largely increased as lime, and, when
! Stacked with it, other advantages result
in the economical use of the PoTAsH.
For sale by
WM CREIGHTON 4 son,
Agents and Patentees,
Bowly's Wharf,
Baltimore, Nd.
May 90, 1S69-1m. FED
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ANDREW GOES
Super llI)os pl)ate Of Elli'c.

Extract Of q letter from Wa G. Cough.
Medley's Neck. St Narys Co., Md,
January 20. ls69
NesSrS. Herbert & Hair$ton, Baltimore. Md.
GFyrLguES - used Andrew Goes Su-
per Phosphate az Lime on my Corn crop
last sprirr At The rate o. = lbs. 10 TIE acre
in The bill. ana i affords NE pleasure t.
state that the result was perfectly satisfacto-
rv. My corn looked green and healthy du-
rms the whole season, the ear waS well FL
led anu The Yield large, aGd eonScientiou>y
believe it TO be the best fertilizer in use in
this section Shall want more Tor my corn
aud tobacco next Spring.
Yours, respectfully,
WM G COUGH.
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}. u. .NERRT.N1N e. co..
Sole MANUFACTURERS,
WAREHOUSES; s Gay ST. between
Lombard 4 Pratt, Baltimore, Ma
Bow'ey 5 Quarter, Baltimore Co, !
NJ -n1st ~

BoWlel quarter, Baltimore Co,
NOV. DIST, 1869.
Mess. Q. P Ncrrvnan 4 Go.
Geni,msa The Raw Bone Phosphate !
bought of YOU last Spring, applied to Corn by
the side Of Peruvian Guano in equal quantities;
and If there difference At all. it was in "a
vor Of the Phosphate Ny Corn Crop was cN-
cellcnt. applied il also upon Oats and Pota-
toes with the most satisfactory results. pre-
fer it decidedly to Peruvian Guano from the
fact, that whilst the G'lauo spends itself upon
the growing crop, the effects of the Phosphate
can be strongly seen in the crops following
Some that applied to Potatoes by the side Of
Fish Manure. made splendid yield, the FiSh
turning out an abundant crop of Vines Tie
Phosphate the Fotat;-,T. | have used it thi,
Fall upon my Wheat and nj this time it looks
as well rs | could desire.
GEORGE EDWARDS.
0yerscer for Dr. VIM II keencr
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-UE undersigned have formed a limited CO,
q partnership, rs agents for the sale anc
tnrcfase Of Real Estate. Persons having
FARMS for sale. or who wish TO purchase,
viii 70 wen to communicate with either Of
the undersigned.
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Great Mills.
81 Mary 5 co Md.
+ 7 uOLLlSTER,
Montrose,
Susquehanna CO., Ia.
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Use WINSLoW' DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Y tbc hest remedy cNtant for DYSPEPSIA gen
era, debility et.-, sold eycrywhelc.
IrSe AURD0CIfS ANFEBILfO 4 5
Y PInS for the cure 81 Bilious complaints,
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10Th District, Baltimore Co, Md,

I'm TIs-TIcT. DI-TIm0Te Co, Voc.
Nov. llth. 1865.
Mess P Ncrrvmau 4 Co.
Gentlemen i applied tie Raw Bone Pho7-
dhate purchased O, you last Spring on my Corn,
sopl by side with one OF the most popular and
expensive Fertilizers in The Market and l could
see no difference yours WAS fully equal to il.
also applied il to Turnips with perfect success.
It gave such entire satisfaction that used Moth
ing else upon my Wheat this Fail. | soweI the
most Of it the latter part ot September, aud at
ever produced by the llSe Of Peruvian or Any
of the expensive Guanes. have every conf
dence in it. 1t y only 10 he tried to be appIe-
ciated, Yours Respectfully,
JOHN Z WILLIS
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Anne Arundel Co, Nd, Nov, 10th, 1868.
Mess Merryman Il Co.
Gentlemen In answer TO your enquiry as to
what think of your Raw Bone Phosphate rur-
chased in July last, allow me to say gave il
a fair trial on Cabbage hey the side OF three 9TH
er Fertilizers of acknowledged merit ana found
il equa. if not better than the other, ana at less
cost | am so well satisfied with IL. | intend to
use ii the coming SpriRE. Yours. Truly.
REIN HAMMOND
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TIVE, past two years have fully realized this
Il RAW BONE PHOSPHATE to tc the
Cheapest and Best in the Market, and unsur-
passed by the highest priced GG3ucs. Itsaiap'
tation to WHEAT, CORN, OATS, BUCK
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REDONDA GUANO.
--1.--
THE CHEAPEST
AND MOST
SUCCESSFUL FERTILIZER
EysR lSraopccyp INTO rms COUNTRY.

EVER tNrRopCCyp INTO rHlS COUNTRY.
The PEDOND4 GI-IS0 has now been
used extensively fer three wears upon every de
scription Of crops, and with The mos; unpTerc-
dcGted SUcvesS.
"REDDSbI,r IS pure, natural Guaao en-
ti1ely Uniform in is character.
FIR SPRING CR0PSit mas not been sur
passed.
On T0B4 Geo. while the plalr' Ala not grow
of as rapidly rs With Peruvian, il has maturcd
with uniformity. aud : much riebtr and heavier
than from Peruvian alone, and the land is per
manenJly benefited.
The F-TTRENEL wow pPTCFat which
il is sold is net the least important fact 10 the
TURNER
Pamphlets coutanjn4iteStmonials from FIR
MFRS and PLANTERS in Maryland. Virgin
ia South Carolina. Delaware, aad New Work,
together With REPORTS and -t+tk iSkS OF
the most eminent Chemists in the country, VITA
full directions for it; use can be drained II our
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rs Fer sale al manufacturers price (the cost
OF transportation added) by
hM f HOOPER.
Hollywood, Nd.
Feb Is, 1S69-3m.
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sept. 10, 18G7-tf
, 1869-09-08
INDIAN l.

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<Tnnd nj Fort *vnyre-Se%tvrrfrs
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f,1t IT. ta4A L.lrs, .t.ea t+A 1tce.'el i@a n.
trtl,u or she k,1nd t4r seytra ta4a. ~A a&re III
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ne s1tEa or uot. I'D Wa: kerun;1. teear1fy IL
poe9ihie, lie crt,anf eaa demand He.asr :
enion e1s4ss - eosa!sei Tic a1cnd elponei 1asn
=, 3oeloet. tie s2ec.a: order Of lie day. oe.sz
;es ;s aesastox e e1.7btanc-e=i c! rEa.:ax bsad
!Is 70 40 s5o WORK OF tie synod. W1s DISCUSSED,
~ taole1 in ite fesoiFe 10 e=:aelaa saea t2Ad-
.tR on the gspG1as OF the fJpo1 n s. Lo1iA The
ss:, 1tss . e.: Eo' s.e: 9loo1 = VII hc Esed Il
Il, ane toE Es:ee Oh School 1sooes reported. a2d
Ha1 tesotfed 10 zTpfoEe rt tae ~eoe scr'e4 OF
Esooa book. vaGa lie eo@E.s.ee had prepared
tae s3nod Of E:se.. we're E,.o:=eer', %; ~t:haas
la,.5 esn2saeEeg he s-hees The araod aiI97roed
oetat tce heN reQala1 Aeast6E.
ne tasn OF Ilu1 pf TIC Two ,.o1es coFe.1
AeEt ~ tae safe crocod ~ sta. wiz TIC Ttcoa-
~ ssTe1. nft ", ho1atless, b. Aoo7sel.
lEGed sta:es. Eer. Mr. r7crs, aa1 n<r. otleson,
11Hei 5esssl.J ~ ceteS7:es from til. hodY.
~; h;,pit4SAfclIs. p ses- s.-4io.e.nor Daxet vi
p-;asa .enRth5 afR11ro: u 70 loor-pH.x JOUR-
20 .u.tatn:nE <h= te,.i,y Of the seceat -: Of tae
s,a;e LE...:sre ;a.oE21 :oe pos:poaeneas Of
a. aes s'eeSot Il eossi, 1GG 'Ae ta Of H.. ~ vn e
s5f,rs. -, Il; n, -, ,sT wai :o, dStf III
fr. eoa,psr ~ 'os o. ,oe Y .at
pFesne 10 bold e:ec;aoEs a=d Gil i,e r1eaacta -
II t.e iaW I'D rnt tee1 ras*~d- The f;osetcor'a
ss= st@ee: :; - a.Ae - s1asc.utc fcyie~ e TIC
ecns:iis'loaa!, A2d E! CO coco:, Seize tae 9res-
4Et et4!e FGHE!sdci IA cT:ae1cG Il the ABRAMS
Er!tc: tl!a. TEE Cef-cce co2@caee.l. a7IEts
expected Tia: Tie 'r.L x,u tc coaeia led tc!s
Wttk.
The s-F,eEe coc.: to-hsg fc7e.se! TIE ec.e-
e,a;ed ferr-s case Il WHICH II wss uecl!.i taa!
Wce:t fs.t3 Ezned III oEe.1 aocd w1:a
IT, Ecfet9'1csti.E ttHt A1o.ttf r1-t
FAs 70 tR1 Nsn SD ctI not o.
70 Eat skc bond Haa rp.d n to the rar:y xho ksi
f.21ed Hereafter AZ 20 s..1sa boz Il Cl.s: 10 ~
Wt:h trcpcf Entr:s:4nicE q! TIE rcsro3s s!!.:E
The! incur. Heretofore the stxc!ns Ut u.-!-tal
eontis, especially ta the Gaze ct cpauiJ Gla!s,
las heta reaAsael u 4 !Alrc.
, 1869-09-08

threatened v:.h ss4s fox breaea q F-o=lse sy I
-. ~; @nx;I .t: fnaSs:;sy. % a
a.ect.ons. Tnday Il t1afo.es taai pzcr,oas 70
hi marriage BE- pLastefed together the lr1Eue1ts
o5tne heazt Of Is Cd lots ty = check Tor f. 1out
been icsts1xsed to d:scontune tha su:: sof hgeaeh
o{ p1osn!sc. Ct Hs*ca Ire psptes wcse ready - be
eesTed II eoon II the hap7J bridegroom returned
ffura hia Et3dt-s totr.
\ ha7e9s hto*t ece.oIed oy fa:Hcr re1- t1:s
cry. AftH undertook 70 COMMIT APE Epo1 > )
JvaI "a sa2Shte. Of blu en2toIef. Tbs mother
a fhe lAe:1 Asacx h3 sae st1te With sach cp1raze
ttas fe Eafr e:z2seu cp AID hexS-d 1ur CeeTtJ. II
Mse teppoetf 10 te aira 10, bct tee nothef s1ld
wp2id s1Eeiy KID tie t1ocsler. aad .ae sd not
= AZ ho To eate taJ C2a'A blood % his haala.
- taty hrW rs co:te. cat q t.,:s, Aad after
The can escaaed, sAocsa the potxc &1e look.o1
feS hic5.