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~UF progress Of Life Insurance in he Tn
tied States proves 'his great browning
triumph nf no.lorn eci-nte ard rh'lnn'hr"-
INV To- he one IL the marvellous features OF ou-
s~eiaI ecornp-
The wisdom Of AT ages IN. devised moth
irs that compares with it. Il is sn manifest
l. coed. faf It :. difficult to ace how an IN
f-.fcent man. with proper concern f"r the
e,r.for. aud protection OF his family, can iali
10 avail IimseI { Of ia benefits.
Iif- Insurance lratrs ready rnonev 10 set
ia estates 70 Advantage. II will prevent
,arr1frr Of Iropertv Y a mar die in debt. j.
j. subject 70 70 tax during life. MOI orphans
tour. expenses after death. II is exempt by
Inv from debt. II ia rapidly becoming a
rrt. tha' all men Of inst attributes insure
On, MARYLAND Company commends itso'i
TO the confidence ard patronage 81 our p'o-
pl. n al parts Of the Stat. lis directors are
rn.n Of known integrity and ability. to when
N. rnhiic NAV look With confidence for a
lust and careful supervision Of its affairs. il
must be clear 70 every intelligent mind that
If We would secure the largest prosperity tc
our State and people individually. we must
oud up our institutions and keep our CAPT
rat home.
Had the FIVE million dollars sent ont OF th'
State annually for insurance been Invested n
home. it would hpvc told favorablv upon oul
own wealth aDo commerce This ~ emphat'
icaIiv OUR company gotten UP br our BEST
merchants 10 afford the opportunity for al
70 insure without sending the money on. Of
our own State The affairs Of the Company
AZ narnced with economy.
Such has been our marked success that we
were able after tie second year to declare
and raw i'm C,stIae large dividends As the OIL
prsr aud LARGEST company in the United
States. The Company feel greatly enconr-
ased hy the patronage and cooperation they
have received, and solicit continuance OF
tie same. The laws of trade, commerce
s-If-resrect and seli-intsrest cmbine to make
fhis the Company for MS.
Now. dear sirs, in view Of all the advarta-
gts of Life Insurance as an invrstment-the
uncertainty of lifer-the strong claims OF vile
and children upon husband and iather-the
uncertainty Of business, and all the ordinary
forms Of investment-is II 10, the moral dutS
ofevrry man TO put something in form that
vii. prevent want md distress. or trouble On
the part of those ne loves
Bv all means Insure and do it at once in
the Maryland Company The officers of this
Company are:
GEO P THOMAS, President
A K FoRp, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter. Geo II Hi'ner,
Allen 4 Chairman. Thomas Cassard,
Geo Thomas. William Devries,
Nuoh Sicson. Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods ,Ir.
A MYERS, State Agent.
THE CoHPANY REFER TO
Judge Magruder. Judge Ford. Judge Ma
son, Hon Fred Stone, Barnes Compton and
Editor Of Beacon.
IsF-h j MYERS, the State Agent. will be
in I.conardtown during the first week OF Conr.
to transact the business Of the company, and
will also insure properfyi" Baltimore Compdn-
res.
Aug o.. 1SGS-tf.
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Mr. H G S KEY, of Leonardtown st Mary's
CO., Nd writes us
1.-THE 'REDoNDA was strewed by tself on oats
and we'll marked by stakes for information
The land is good and the whole crop of oats is
very promising that on which the Redonda
was applied the growth of oats is about SIX or
eight inches higher"
"Thus it is good manure of ttsslfj Or. Stew
arts formula prescribes some bones, and think
one-third or even one-fourth bones will insure
it as valuable manure, and cheaper III compar-
ison to any that have ever tried"
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Bowley's Quarter, Baltimore Co, !
Sole Manufacturers.
WAREHOUSE~-54S S. Cav St between
Lombard 4 Pratt, Baltimore, Nd.

Bowley's Quarter, Baltimore Co,
Nov. elst, 1858.
Mess @. p. Merryman Co
Gentlerasn :-Ths Raw Bone Phosphate |
bought Of YOU last Spring, applied to Corn by
the side OF Peruvian Guano in equal quantities
and if there was difference at all il WI. in f..
vor of the Phosphate. My Corn Crop was ex-
cellent. applied il also upon Oats and Pota.
toes with the most satisfactory results. pre-
fer Il decidedly 10 Peruvian Guano from the
fact, that whilst the Guano spends itself upon
the growing crop, the effects of the Phosphate
can be strongly seen in the crops following
Some that applied TO Potatoe, by the side OF
Fish Manure, made a splendid yield, the Fish
turning out nm abundant crop of Vines, the
Phosphate the Potatoes. have used il this
Fall upon my heat, and at this time il looks
AS we'll Us could desire
GEORGE EDW ARDS.
4 l..-.....= Ii
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OTerseer for Or. VIM II kcener
18th District, Baltimore Co.. Md,
Nov, llth, 1865.

18th District, Baltimore Co. Md.
Nov. llth, 1865.
Mess 0 P Mcrryman 4 Co.
Gentlemen = applied the Raw Bone Phos-
dhate purchased OF you last Spring on my Corn,
sapl by side with one OF the most popular and
expensive Fertilizers in the Market. and could
see no difference yours WAS fully equal 10 il.
also applied ii to Turnips with perfect success
1t gave such entire satisfaction that used moth
ing else upon my Wheat this Fall. sowcd the
most of il the latter part of September, and AZ
this time it bids fair 10 make as good crop q,
| ever produced by the use of Peruvian or any
of the expensive Guanos. have every conf
dence IN 1t. 1t Is only to be tried 10 be appre.
ciated. Yours Respectfully,
Z.
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THE ahove well known House has ~.
= Gently been opened by G. =. Barnard,
formerly Of the American Hotel, Wa,hint.
ton, d. G.. and has capacity to accomn,a-
date over a hundred people with lodgnt.
and has capacious and nicely furnsht.
rooms for families. Connected with IL
Housc also is a ladies' dining room. II
strictcst order is maintained and accomrd.
dating servants always at call The Ho,k
is open at all hours, The advantage Off
Hotel upon the plan Of the Sherwood IIot,
is, that the gsest can accommodate the PRIV
OF hir living to his own wishes, paving onF
for what he gets. The Sherwood House his
recently been newly furnished and ref.teb,
ard. being in central and business part II
the CITY, offers unusual inducements to tn.
velIcrs. A fair trial IL asked. and patronAls u
from st. Mary'. county solicited
G Z BARNARD,
Agent.
sept. 10, 1s67-tf
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ANDREW GOES
Super pbosp hate of fime.

E,rtraot OF a letter from Wa., g. Cough
Med!ey's Neck. 5. Mays Co.. Md.
January IS. 1869
Messrs. Herher. 4 Hsirs,on, Baltimore, Nd
GENTLEMEN =. used Andrew Goes SUI
per-Phospha,e Of Lime on my Corn crop
last spring at the rate OF IS lis. to tie acre
in the hill. and it affords me pleasure to
state that the result was perfectly sat,siae.o-
~. Ny corn looked green and healthy du-
ring the whole season, the ear was we'll fl
led apd the yield large, and conscien.iouS'v
believe it to he the bes, fertilizer 10 use in
this section. | shall want more Tor my corn
and tobacco next spring.
ours, respectfully.
WIN G. COUGH.
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L an d A 9 ncy

~HE undersigned have formed a limited CO.
8 partnership, as agents for the sale an';
purchase of Real Estate. Persons having
FARMS for sale, or who wish to purchase
will 10 we'll to communicate with either 81
She uudersi .ned.
JOHN II. MILBUE I'm, Jr..
Great Mills.
st Mary's CO Md.
IF T NOLLlSTER,
Moutrose.
Susquehanna CO., Pa.
W. oS, lS6s-tfS
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The Publishers OF The Baltimore States
man take pleasure IN announcing thar il
their forthcoming issue Of December 18th
they will begin the publication of u trans.
L., & -. Nj
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Price $50 Per Ton.
0akville, ST. Mary, Co., Nd,

az used the fRedonda Guano alone on nv
corn crop last spring, upon bare spots of the
field.
al made very satisfactory crop from It, and
fully equal TO any other in the neighborhood
where other fertilizers used that cost from
$50 to 500 per ton.
" . REEDER.
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The Statesman FIRE. to the End of the
Tear

To new subscribers RENTING their SUBJ
scripiions for the year 1859, The States
man will be mated Tree of charge from The
beginning of this Romance antil the let OF
January, 1869.
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MANNER AND ANVlL,

which is row appearing as serial in Ger
manv The publication Will be continued
from week 10 week until the work is com
pleted.
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Letter from G. 4. Swans.
Leonsrdtu~n, ST. Mays ca, Ml

LeOhafuIU"h, 81. May ca, Nh
,Isnuar, 25th, 1869.
Messrs. Her bert & Hairston.
GKSTLsMES:-In reply to your Inquiry o!
the effects Of Andrew Goes Phosphate. il
gives NE pleasure 20 say | used it ou Irish
Potatoes. a ongSide of we'll rotted batpyard
manure. and found the gr ates, difference in
favor OF the Phosphate. The Potatoes were
IS large again and a great many more in the
hill also used il on my Corn and Tobacco
with entire satisfaction. used 1t Oh my fall
Wheat and at present see no difference in
that and Peruvian Guano and Bone. re-
gard il valuable fer izer
Very respectfully,
u. A. SIMMS.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

S. so a year in advance three copies.
GS 80; FIVE copies. $40 90; ten copies, SO 90
and an extra copy GRATIS. Price to clergy
men and teachers, 81 90 per year Single
copies rs cents.
prospectus containing full account Of
the plan fol the coming volu me, rates OF
clubbing with othe5 magazines, special pre-
NUNS, etc &C, will be sent promptly Oh
application to the Publishers.
HUkD s HOUGHTON, Publishers,
4oQ BIoome ST., New York.
Nov 26, 1868.
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IA .EHEP IND ANVIL,
MN SovEL BY
FRIEDRICH SPfELHAGEN,
The Greatest of Living Novel
lists.

Translated from the German expressly r.
THE BALTIMORE NfATESMA \
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THE STATESMAN

is published in compact form OF sixteen
tages. containing forty-eight columns
equally convenient for reading, handling,
binding, aud the display of advertisements.
TfRMS-$ 90 per annum. payable in ad-
vance. 81 90 for six months S1.00 for
three moths. Single copies. Ten Cents
Office Of Publication,
No l6-, w baltimore Street.
M~sdealers Supplied by Henry Taylor,
San Iron Building.
Dec II, 1868.
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DISSOLUTION.

ME JOnN 7 HENDERSON retire. from
WI the firm of nYKR, Hk>pkKsoN & Co.
,als day, as per contract.
YER, HENDERSON s co.
Baltimore February !. 1869.
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MILLINERY
AND
FANCY GDDLS.

u VILE and MISS IRENEFURCK
Il . respectfully inform their friends
and the Public that they have just opened
large and beautiful assortment of MIL
LIVERY and FANCY GOODS, ,embrac-
ing Spring and Summer BONNETS,
HATS of the latest fashionable make,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, and indeed every
variety Of articles embraced under the
heading of Millinery and Fancy Goods.
re- A very large assortment of NO
TONS, TOYS and CONFECTIONE-
RY.
E The entire stock. having been bought
at great advantage in the cheapest mar
ke's. will be sold at figures which will
defy competition.
April %. 1S69-tf.
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THE STATESMAN
IS issued every saturday merning.
IT is PUBLISHED

IT is PUBLISHED
by the MARYLAND Democrat: Association, n
.Ioint-Strck Company Incorporated by the
Legislature Of MARYLAND at us last session /.
with an authorized Capital of One Hundred
Thousand Dollars.
It is Democratic in politics, and contains,
besides a variety of Editorial Matter, Re-
views, Criticisms, Correspondence, Poetry. I"
Summary Of News-D omestic and Foreign,
a Condensed Report Of the Proceedings Of
Congress and OF the State Legislature when
in session, and carefully prepared Review
ot the Markets frr the week preceding the
day Of publication.
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EVER INTRODUCED INTO THIS coCsTgY
The REDONDi GC4NO has now been
used extensively for three Years upon every de-
sesiption Of crops and with the most unpEsce-
denied success.
CRED OND4" is 4 pure, natural Gusno, en-
tlrely uniform in is character
For SPRING CROPSI, has no; been sur
passed.
On TOBACCO, while the plant did not grow
Of as rapidly as with Peruvian, II mas matured
with uniformity, and 3 much richer and heavier
than from Peruvian alone, and the land is per
msnen,y benefited.
The TREAEL Y Low PRICE at which
il is sold is not the least important fact TO the
farmer.
Pamphlets containing testimonials from FL r
NERS and PLANTERS in MARYLAND, Virgin
ia South Carolina Delaware, and New York
together with REPORTS and Anal Uses of
the most eminent Chemists in the country, with
full directions for its use, be obtained al our
warehouse or from our various agents.
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Weeland, Dinwiddie, Va, September s, 1868.
"Gentlemen-I gavethe REDONDA ISLAND
GUANO fair trial by itself, and combined
with Peruvian, on my Tobacco this spring
see no difference betw cen it, effects and the Peru
Wan where applied separately, but where applied
together in the proportion of one of Peruvian to
three Of Redonda the growth is about rs pei
cent. larger.
WE DOYLE
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Trappe, Talbot Co, Nd /
March 20, 1868.

ri used the 'REposDA GUAso' last Spring on
nv Corn at the rate of ahou, $50 TBS. to the
Acre, applying ii in the hill. The result has
been most gratifying. have never seen any
Fertilizer act quickly and AS well as it has.
used it on my Wheat last fall with equally good
results.
Yours truly
G W MULLIkEN
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JOHN Z WILLIS.


Anne Arundel Co. Md, Nov 10th, 1868.
Mess Q Merry < Co.
Gentlemen In answer 10 your enquiry a. to
what think of your Raw Bone Phosphate pur-
chased in July last allow me TO say gave i,
fair trial on Cabbage by the side of three 9TH
er Fertilizers OF acknowledged merit and found
il equa. If not better than the other aud nj less
cost. am so well satisfied with it, intend TO
use it the coming Spring. Your, Truly.
REIN HAMMOND
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COM PIkT f MA n u RE
MANUFACTURES BY HENRY BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA.
MADE FROM

WARRANTED yREE FROM ApuLTERATfeN.
Packed in Bag,y 200 Bs. each,
Has raised good crons Of Wheat, Corn. Oats,
Potatoes, Grass. Cotton. Tobs, CO and Vcye.
tables OF all kinds Farmrrs ,ronid do ,ret
10 'nq'hrr Of the nroresf dsaler in fertilizers 81
to the results obtG,Hcd from the tive If Cosni
plete Manure. The growing crops of Wheat,
at this lime, freely attest its virtues
RECOMMENDED BY
Booth Il Garrett. Chemists, Philada.
Williams T. Moss Chemists, Phiada.
c Elton Buck Chemist. New York.
And by all VITO have use, il up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials to tho ef-
feet that It is an invaluable Fcrtizer. and IRE
recommend highly as a top dresser /, o.
Uhsdt and Grass
DIXON, SHARPLESS 4 co.
SOLE AGENTS,
80 South Water and 40 South Wsrves,
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale by WIN REYNOLDS,
70 South Street,
BALTIMoRE ND.
or JOHN CROOkSHANkS.
ST INIGoK's, ND
April >, lSGS-1y.
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u the best remedy eAtant for Dyspepsia, gen
eral debility, etc, sold everyw here.
ISE MI'RDOCFS ANTEB{LIO Us
- Pills for the cure Of Bilious complaints,
colds, etc, sold everywhere.
TSE CASPiRS FROST LOTEONsold
- everywhere.
BERROCGH BROS,
Wholesale Druggists,
Iagt 81. near Pratt
or
GEO. ". DAVIS.
Ne l.3 est prsttsr-.
Raltimpre.
cot, =, lsts-,ft
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RALTIMosS, February !, 1859.
WE the undersigned, have associated
" wiki us MIR { u HN-L. auder the
s,,le and hrM OF DNkR, HILL & CO, tor
the purpose of conducting the U roeery' Com
miSslor. and Forwarding Business, ior the
term. at i've years.
Ne 5 ,'amdcn 81. BIT. light e thaTfes
J nitk.
I bAkk.k DYER,
rartL u, 1869 If.
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6 HEARTH AND HOME, >

w E shall issue on or before ia ua-
w ry next, the first number of Ru-
raj and Family Paper-to be publ he'd
thereafter Weekly, ard to be devoted to
oil that pertains to Country Lite in its
broadcast sense.
1t will no, be partisan or sectarian.
1t will be called
HEARTH AND NONE,
and will be under the general Editorial
charge of Mr. DONALD G MITCHELL while
its Home and Fireside Departments will
be subject to the supervision of Mrs HAIR
RIFT BkKcHER SrowE, ,cho wtU also con-
tribute regularly to erery number.
A large corps of associate Editors,
high reputation in their special depart
ment.. has beeu enlisted in support of this
enterprise and no labor Or expense will
be spar ed TO make our paper-in subject
matter as well as ilius,ratlon-worrhy of
! place in every household in the land.
PE1TlNGlLL. BATES ( CO,
rroprietors, 81 Park Row,
New York.
Nov .6, sos.
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~ For sale at manufacturers price (the COS,
OF transportation added) by
MM F. HOOPER,
Holl, wood, Nd.
Feb IS. lS69-3n.
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EVER INTRODUCED ISro THIS oocsrEr.
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.ept. 10, 1s67-tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-29

as carly a day is practicable. a general
appropriation; bill for the fiscal yoar
ending October 81, 1869. =!
The Committee ON Privileges. and
Elections submitted resolution, which
twas adopted, TINT James A. Black, Of
Abbeville County, claiming to have
been elected q member Of this House,
to fill the unexpired torn Of James
Martin, deceased, having departed this
lifo pending tho consideration of the
election returns, as above indicated,
tho scat of the said James Martin is
still vacant.
At II A. NJ, the House resolved into
Committee of the Whole to consider
a Senate bill to alter and amend the
criminal law /; when n lengthy debate
ensned, participated in by jackson,
Hyde, Whipper, Tomlinson, jerks,
Elliott and Moses.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-29

Mr.. Whittemore, Of South Carolina,
took part in the debate in the admis-
sion of Mr.. Anderson, and is reported
as follows in the New York Tribune:
Mr.. Whittemore Republican, s. CO.
reviewed the condition of affairs in
the South. It was ono thing, ho said,
to pass reconstruction laws, but it was
another thing to carry them out. A
price had been set on tho head of
every prominent man who had dared
to support these measures, and a mark
set against his name. He was to be
dragged to slaughter by the conspira
tors, who were not idle Or sleeping.
He (Mr. Whittemoro) knew that ex-
termination was threatened by secret
organizations, of all who dared to
espouse tho cause Of the Union. Those
who exercised the privileges conferred
upon them, did SO at the peril of their
lives. Bribery, and every other spc-
cies of corruption, had beon rcsortcd
to by the traitors who pretend to sub.
nit to destiny, in order to strike ut the
existence of the Union, and to over
throw the freedom which had been
secured. Loyal men were not allowed
tho FREQ exercise of the franchise with
out struggle. False and illegal cleo
ton returns were made, and other
means resortcd to for the purpose Of
defeating the laws. In tho Third and
Fourth Congressional Districts of
South Cal olina, loyal organizations
were brokon up, loyal men had been
hunted night and day, and nameless
outrages committed on women, and
their houses destroyed by fire. Mr..
Whittemore said that in Georgia,
Louisiana, and other Southern States,
such a system of persecution of loyal
men generally prevailed, rs to show
that the spirit of the rebellion has not
yet been subdued,
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The proprietor also offers for sale Bottled
Wines and Liquors. imported and bottled bv
himself, expressly for madicinal use'- Each
b. tile has his certificate Of its purity.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Nov l3 lS6R-- 8m
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tity. and he calls upon The pssss and the pus
lio to sid him In bis sfor,st 10 remedy 80 grea,
an evil.
The following letters aud certificates from
the leading physicians and chemists of THE
city will prove to tho reader that all goods
sold by the undersigned arc all they are rep
resented TO be.