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guetru.
MY DARLING's SHOES.

God bless The little feet that now can never
60 astray,
For the little shoes are empty, in my closet
sometimes take one in my hand. forgetting
II is a little half-worn shoe, not large enough
for me;
And all at once feel sense of bitter loss
and pain,
As sharp as when, two years ago, II cut my
heart in twain.
D, little feet, that weary. not, wan for them
no more,
For am drifting on the tide. and they have
reached the shore;
And while the binding tear-tlropS wet those
little shoes so old, .4. ...t
Itry 70 think my darling feet are treading
streets of gold
And then | lay them down again, and al.
ways turn to say,
God bless the little feet that now so surely
cannot stray, ....... .f....
And when thus am standing, I.almo>t seem
The little form beside me, just a' it used to
be;
The little face upllfted with its soft and ten
der eyes
All me! might have known that look was
born Of Paradise.
l reach my arms out fondly, but they clasp
the empty air,
For there's nothing of my darling but the
shoes he used TO wear.
Oh the bitterness Of parting cannot be done
away
Until meet my darling where his feet can
never stray;
When no more am drifled upon the surg
ing tide,
But with him safely landed upon the river
side,
Be patient, heart while waiting TO see the
shining way, ..
For the little feet in the golden street can
never go asttay.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03

convulsiveIy Her face one moment
was pale and then dyed with bushes.
All at once a great hope leaped in my
heart, and stopped in my passionate
and almost incoberent address.
aCan It be?" said, seizing her
hand and speaking in a whisper ON,
Alice, do not play with me. ls 1t
possible you may learn to love me Z
She returned the pressure OF my
hand ever go faintly, and nhrmered
as her head fell on my arm, 8 ! am
afraid have learned il already"
And then I heard, IN broken seatcII-
ces, in answer to my eager questions,
that she had long loved me but that
when she lad fonnd out the truth she
was engaged to another, and honor
kept her silent, as it had me. 80
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
Antique Prayer.


\ Cincinnati paper publishes the fol-
lowing PRAYER Offered by Col. Granville
Moody 1T Newport, kentucky, "A few
days since: God Of the nations, to-
whom bclongeth the shields ofthe earth"
Thou hast styled Thyself the Col of
battles aud hast promised to ,,Oyerturn
aud ovcrturn, until he shall COME whose
right Is is to reign We deToutly in
yoke Thy blessing on. our European
brethren. struggling for the ihaiienable
rights OF aaN Rgainst the ambitioEs, and
unserHRulolls Napolean, who strobe to
arbitrary power over his broken vows,
and seeks the perpetuation of ,lespoEism
in the person of his son and BY the con-
quest OF his Prussian neigliDOfs would
seek theOverthrOw ofCllristianity la the
disintegration of ! Protestant Prussia.
Put a hook III lis nose and lead him out
with tile workers of iHiqtity; and may
the smoke Ofhis tOrnent ascend from the
battIcfieldS OF the Rhine; aud may his
prove the disaster OF PO-
perry, OF which hc has been tue chief sup
port; aud may his overthrow. rilm-rack
and aSGHtFe, shake the dOnliniOns OF the
Man of Stu; aud theu may the wrath OF
man praise Thee, and the Eemaiutler OF
.wra,h''lo Thou restrain. ain 7ma
A brave w0tmali has come to light
in STanHah. 3, Shortly before day
light the other luOrning she was ava
'kencl by a iloisc on TIC piazza, aud
on looking t0waFtthe open window
she beheld an nHknown man. leaning
forward and peeping cautiously into
tho room. Instead ~ screaming aud
lainting, asnslu.l with ladies In such
cases, she quietly awakened her hus-
band, and then suddenly sprung
'thr6ughShe door OH the piazza, and
seized the mterlopcE before he could
effect Lis cseapG. Her husband. who
is somewlIaf nritWled, went at once to
her assistance and they In turn stood
guard over their prisoner while each
WAS dressing. After completing their
Toilet thoytook ne prisoRer between
them and marched him OF TO the
guard-hOusc. H@
| III the Ninth battliiiOn 6ftlte National
GhaFtl Mobile, whielfis c0ulpOsed entire
| ly Of Young men Of fortune. . lilllcalty
has arisen, the officers are uiiable 10 mad
seey aastHlHs The. .p0cret of 1flIetnen haye
at least l3.DO0f. = year. These million
alTe eitlzaas will Ie obliged lt0sweeD out
The guard -re0nl and. perform The most
ltnenlaI vi ices. "a ftH
Il ffif fssftt -efsf4 ~ q rrsa~-es4
The LOUISVILLE k'ORrieEr Iotifnal sreaks
Of Susan - Anthony IS 6 6ii8I Susan
"a AnthOays = EheFe ls NJ h|ssg Hillia-
1 ~ a0Out uieh kenkEs sssssass.s s3ssa ssas
never even ~ tended 81 ~ l.o,v ~
throw up breastwofk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
G
Young. Girls,

Middle-aged matrons, those at the critical
period, and the aged grandmother, are all
cured BY the use of our English Female BIT
ters, now, prescribed and used By physicians
all over the country. -. -
Ii Won are troubled with Falling OF the
Womb, attended with q sense OF weight ana
bearing down pain in the back and side, nnd
other attendant evils, English Female BIZ
ters will give entire Teiief.
Those at the "tuTn of life,' mothers amer
confinement, and all others (male or femalel
who are convaieseentS from any prOtraetel
or debllitated complaint, who gain strength
slowly. and whose digestion Is slow ana I'M
perfect, will md these Bltters the very thlng
their system demands. 1t gives pOWeIiui
hbpettie. aids and assists digestion, aTOuSes
the liver, strengthens mentally and pnyslc'
ally, and fllls the whole system with pure
crimson blood coursing through rs cllannels.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
A STRANGE STORY.
Three Thousand Confederate Soldiers
at the Dry TOrtuguS.

Inc AolnSuOn NlTSlnlau cOnldllIo tue
following communication, which is
well calculated to excite profound in
terest. If the revelations it makes be
true, the matter should engage the at
tention Of our people. The following
is the letter:
SALrvILLE, VA, Aug. ., 1870.
EDITORS ABINGDON NIRGINIAN: /
saw man to-day, who gave his name
as Edward Parker, and represented
that he was lieutenant in Capt. J.
w. Kelly's company TX, ,"COl. Greer's
regiment 40th North Carolina cavalry,
in the Confederate army; that he was
captured at the battle Of Chickamauga,
on the 18th June, 1862; was sent to
Camp Chase, and from there to Dry
Tortugas, where he has remained until
the Isl day Of June last. "
His tale is a strange one, but | am
forced to believe every word of it--and
so would you if you could see the man
and it may be of interest to some Of
your readers. He says there are still
about three thousand men on the island
who have no means to pay their pas
sage and no way to make money
enough to do so. Among those still
there whose names he remembers are
James Grady, Thomas w. Stinson,
William Stinson, and George Taylor,
of Washington county; Thomas Car
ter and Jesse Carter, of Russell John
Black and William Black, of Scott
Jas. Higginbotham, ThOs. W. May, }.
T. May and William A. May, of Taze-
well county. Parker says the prison
ers were all released at the close of the
war, but they had no means Ofcommu-
nication with their friends, and they
are still there in a most wretched con
dition, their only means of support be-
inc derived from labor at the levees at
fiftv cents per month. Hesaved SS6,JO,
with which he paid his fare to New
Orleans, from which place he has walk.
ed since the eth of June, aud begged
This way. He is in a most pltabe con-
dition, being entirely blind in one eye
and very nearly 50 in the Other-caus-
ed by exposure very lame and
crippled up from long walks, He i
now on his way to his home in
Hopkins county, North Carolina, hay
Ing walked up the Mississippi to the
mouth Of the Ohio, up the Ohio and
through Kentucky, several hundred
miles out of his way, owing, he says,
TO his ignorance of the country, and
the Ignorance of those who gave him
directions. He says the poor fellows on
the island are praying for relief from
their friends, but he does not know
how that relief can be afforded, as ht
seems to be entirely ignorant OF The
means Of communication with the
island, and only knows that vessels &c
there for coffee. fii .Ira.,,
i write this, hoping that you will
publish it, and that It may be h'
means of communicating the where
abouts Of some Of those poor wretclle'
to their friends.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
ENGLISH FEM ALB
BITTERS,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and
Female Regulator known, that will curc all
Of those complaints above mentioned In an
incredible short time. The Bltters ~ once
arouseS, strengthens and restores the womb
TO its natural condition, removing obStruc.
tions, relieving pain and regulating the
monthly period. Yonder stands a pale, aud
feeble ladguid girl, just bursting into wo-
manhood; she Il the pride OF all, but bark
She silently steals . pickle, eats chalk, or
slate pencil; no appetite for food she turns
with dull eye aud seeks solitude; her eye
no longer sparkles; her merry laugh is no
longer heard ringing through the air. she
mOpes about with b1Oodlcss lips and gums,
with headache, palpitation, constipation,
swimming of the head, Geld feet and hands,
melancholy; she has coated tongue, Of
fensive breath, and host of other evils too
numerous to mention.
When neglected all these symptoms be-
come aggravated; there Is sick stomach,
heartburn, a dark line settles under the eyes,
the legs and ankles are swollen, the hair
loses It's gloss and falls off, there is brittleness
and splitting of the finger-nails, swollen alb
domen, extreme nervousness, frctfulnesS,
pains and aches, dry cough, Hysterical Fits,
rapid prostration, epilepsy and death II
YOU, or any of your friends are thus afflicted,
send at once for Bottle OF English Female
Bitters and be cured. Its effects are magical
in such complaints. Surely no mother Will
postpone and delay this duty until
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
The Bible In the twelfth CentuFy.

So rare and expensive in, the twelfth
century were translatiOns OF the Holy
Rible. that when any, person made
present Of copy to a church or mOhasI
trv. II was deemed to be donation OF
s,ich great value, that he offered II on
Ihe altar pro rcmeoiio duiDlCe sduts, IN
order 10 Obtain the forgiveness OF ms
sins. In the collegiate church Of Dreax,
~ France n Latin Bible, beautifully
0riiten on parchment, IN two large 10,
In VoIuu,es. is sill preserved and
shown to visitors, at the close ot whseh
is n latin deed of gin, Of Wlilcn tne
following is q translation: "Iiet al
tho sons of the Church, whether pres
Snt M ~ alrpntl. know that Themes Sen.
oSol,aIlI Of Saint. Geneva,f hath, oIthis
own free will, given this library 70 Hod
and the holy proloinartyf Stephen, ior
| the remission Of his own slIIs, ana tnose y
M hls wife EFmelina, ot ms son ner,
l,erf.I and or his daughters MaEgaLet
and FreJenbuTga; the cailQls ot the
atnresaid protomartyr have, therefore,
ccnca,Ied To them the benefits ana
.'ra vors of the said church and after
Z =
tIeIr removal from this world, the
regular celebration Of their annlyersa- .;
frSes In the church forever, offered W
the hand Of Thomas himself ana py
the hand OF his wife, on the aitar ol
/ liz protoniartyr Stephen, on tlie day
al tke'natlvity Of our Lord, IN the en-
of the incarnation, one THOUSAND QUE
hundred and sixteen; In the reign q
HE most Dious and most sincere wor'
/ shiper 81 God, King Louis VI, son o
King philip l., Of France" .s"a
~ NJ esll ~ l EfslS IA fAl q =
/ i, GOOD gtory i!toId u aclcrisygsiia,,l I Y.
Il .ilihr AtJAalk,1 sIAiAc. in'lAe kIIlulles'
~ his heart the rptersn,l gentlemen ~ Il
4 yitetI n GuOty pasenger 70 geg IlmtY w
'rs~on and ride. Thcclerlcal gchtlellllIl Y
asked his companion "a .ie .s.s g.slr..,
I Ia lIIe.w wNerc hpoM tho latter ~ ;, !,
4 fTO,W lheg Wagon and tledl to 2 pless 4
safety doubtless considering tue q,les
tion anonymous with ''your money .
your llie.'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
Common GrOg Shop
@''s" .BitterS,

Empty Bitter Bottles, OF various styles, can
be found aropnd aanlQsi every l'Yelli ing ard
essiJi tine ont Ne 1aIaa. Their taste i
pleasant, and are ADYERrISED TO cure al
most every disease, while the manulactuTers
Know they possess no medlclhal properties
whatever. They are so many disguiSeS i0r
exceedingly common beverages which DO
beware OF these piesssalL bltters ~ quart
bottles, they contain n stinR lOt your W.T. 4,
and lie who buys them carries "toperh
nfoE into lfls ls6ute. One man VINO knows
nothing about medicine, says his Dig bpttlcs
OF common stuf " III cure chilIs and ieNeI )
rllerhiatlstm and cehsumpti0n; anothe!'
Whose hottie Is very fancy, cures all lnlpnrl-
ties OF the blood, makes old men y0mng'
casts out devils, RESTORES slght ~ tte O,shu, ~
and numeroaa othVF InlrM1cs while set an
other, who pS1l U Tse4 ~ tfc nAu n drunkat'i'
proposes to cure cole, ingTowing nais, yH-
low fever, heart disease and Iole-slck inalu-
ems We Know they mako ne such fgtes,'
We know the peBpl0 40 large areE deer q eu .l
and sNindleti and ns We deslre 70 J,
these common lltiIfiDtg, mike tue foiiOwiDs
chHilenge 70 one ARd all: y =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03

Tbs Isoulsxille k,OpriersI Ipafnal speaks
of Susan - Anthony IS 6 6Il8I SlIsan
~ Anthoay. there ls h|Esg millia-
~ A0Out uteh kenkse 9s.sass. s3sse ssas
never even ptetsndAa 81 lew how to
throw up bFeastwofk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
Sickness, Pain and
Death

Iegltimatsly result as penalties for viola
cape.
The faded cheek, the pale wan features, the
dull eye, the elouded intellect, the deep heay-
ing sigh the feeble and eTnaciated frame, the
previous transgressions OF law. = Knowing
that prOcfastination is the thief Of time"
all Intelligent beings apply for some remedy
a. soon as Circumstances permit while those
who do not act upon the principle that Z" de-
lays are dangerous, generally linger, lose
more TINE and pay more MONEY. '
Thousands OfmotherS and daughters, in all
stations and conditions of life, are suffering,
lingering and dying from the effects of some
dreaded and dreadful t &C.,. I'D f..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

Tar LArrsr fs.n,oxasiE RKvsxAax.
A fusnishing Gre iashis CITY adysrtise6
. - g. c(mavsf . .the lasese -
;e. @ ,h ma ). dc =
. G1shioo fr - i.ssjk ~ isl cssse up
which i twice . psPalse. !SssseA~iy has
fouSd out that Scholars Sehnsp,~ ~
prove soda water. and erwryipiy aeVuies-
c-s in the arrangement. Although soms-
What conservative by nature. we are not
opposed to progress. snd conceiving it our
solemn duty. As public journalist. to as
certain, whether Sehnarps Soda Water was
. proper thing to be recommended to our
subscribers. We tried it. The result NAV
be stated in . few werds. The mix
ture is good to take, and il our stomach is
like the ssusnachs in general Il j congo
nial to that part Of the human ors.nisa-
top. kinally, and to eDnclsde. nit ID RI
6 the right spot. "-Ssnday Cosri.r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

The LATE ELECTIONS full returns
of the late elections have not yet been
posted up. but enough is known to author
ize the statement, that the democrats have
made heavy gains in the popular vote,
have gained largely in members of Con-
gress and completely revolutieni.ed Indi-
ana, electing their State ticket there, thus
securing working majority in both
branches of the Legislature. The grand
fugleman Of the Tariff mouopolists. Gen
Schenck, a gentleman of the same Kidney
as Mr.. Carey. has been badly beaten in
Ohio. Verify. the agricultural interest Of
the West is at last coming to its senses.
Will the election in the 9th Congressional
district of this State in November show
that We are still eating Of the insane root
that takes the reason prisoner
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

The November number Of Dcrnorests Mouth
~ is superb. 1t contains beautiful full length
portrait Ut Nile. Nilsson, in couccr, costume; .
large hihograph sheet Of Fall and Winter Drrs-
ses; Iennyson pOem, The Miller Daughter -
elegantly illustrated; new music; and man,
other attractive features. Demorest's MONTHLY.
for November, is truly gorgeous. Demores,s
Monthly Magazine improves with every ISSUE
II Is continually astonishing US with some new
enterprise, some additional attraction. The
beauty ofits Typography, its artistic and elegan,
eng.avings and fashion plates. can no, be sur
PASSED, and the value Of the premiums given to
each subscriber Is Perfectly astonishing. Year
ly, 81. Address ". Jennings Dcmorcst, s3s
Broadway, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
IN NEMORIAM.

Died, on the 9Th instant ANN MARY, wife
of. ID. Thompson. in 'he 2sth year of her agr
Again has the unerring shaft Of death struck
down his victim and robbed the house ofits prop
and mainstay, the helpless little children of q
devoted mother, and the husband Of a devoted
spouse She WAS devoted only TO her domestic
cares. She occupied herself in the midst Of he,
family circle. and, conscious Of doing the will Of
her Creator in those things she was happy. Hci
death Was in accordance With her life 4 few
hours before her death. she had the happiness 81
receiving the consultations Of the Catholic church
Her resignation 10 the will of God Was truly cd
flying and she gave her friends who surround-,
her pillow al the las, moments proofs Of her un
bounded confidence in His goodness and mercy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

NEW STEAMBOAT ESrERrRisr.-The
steamer Massachusetts,, Of the Maryland
Steamboat Company. visited FaxveW'
wharf in our bay for he frst ti.>
on Tuesday hast and viii cousisus Aer VS.
its until the close Of the season. The
Massachusetts, has good accommodations
far passengers and is spoken odas ssauneh
sea boat. She will make two trips . week.
She leaves Baltimore on Mondays and
Thursdays Of each week. going up the Po-
tomac as far as Lower Cedar Point, and
touching ut the following landings:-St.
Mary's, Cone River, kinsale. Ledge Land
ing. foxwelrs wharf. Curriomon. Long
wood wharf. Bluff Point and Lower Ce-
dar Point. Returning. will leave Lower
Cedar Point, touching at the above aamed
wharvcs on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

NEw SroKE.-By reference to our ad-
vertising columns, it will be seen, that j .
Simms Fenwick has just opened at the
store lately occupied by Vile & Ford, a
large and carefully selected assoi ,ment of
Read y-made Clothing. Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats. Caps, etc. Give him call
and read his advertisement in another
column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
Demoresfs Ioxsy America has become almost

Demoresfs foxsy Ameriea has become almost
q family necessity. edo not know where more
pleasant, spicy reading can he found for the chill
dren. The handsome engravings, ingenious
puzzie-pietures, and beautiful supplements, are
very attractive and entertaining TO the little
folks. Young America is SO universal favor
i'e it would be difficult for us to say anything
which should add to its deserved populari,y,-
Address W. Jennings Demorest, s3s Broadway,
New York. $3.50 per annum, with choice of
premiums, worth several times the cost Of the
magazine, TO each subscriber. Sample copies 10
cents, post free.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

GET KreIsrrsrD.-The books Of regis
tsssicn will be opened sce the last fine
this year on Mosdsy. the 2Ash. and Tues
day. the 25th instant. Every democrat
Who may have arrived II age since the reg
issrssion IN September Or Who may have
neslected or been unable from sickness or
other cause to register heretofore. should
avail himself Of this last opportunity to do
81. There II only one way to beat the
Rspabliesss. and that 10 TO vote them
down. and to do this. every democrat
should put his shoulder to the Wheel
Active democrats in zach district should
s'sks h . speciality 10 sse that their lag
viag o. indifferent brothers qualify them
selves ~ voters on enc or the other Of the
days named. We shall carry our county
By handso0e majority. but the larger
tie majority re obtain In November. the
less trouble We shail have with the enemy
hereafter. The eiabs in the different dis
tsie.s should organise Committees with
shs exclusive aim Of hunting up democrats
Who may have failed TO qualify a. voters.
Prom what VIC have ascertaiued Of oar dis
triet. We are satisfed that there arc fully
dry democrats in our county now unrcg.
istered Who arc entitled to register !,
should be remembered that the vote of nc
man whose name docs not appear on the
list TO be published after the 25th can BE-
received BY the judges Of Election. Lei
this important duty be attended to At once,
- Tuesday next Is the last day Of grace
There Is another point. we would have
our friends to look to. Committees should
be appointed in each district to revise the
registration lists already published with q
view Of discovering If any parties have
been registered Who are under age or who
have not the necessary qualifications Of
residence. etc. II evidence is found Of
these facts-and that such parties have
bsen registered in every district of the
county. We arc eon6dent.-it should be
bresgbt to the attention Of the register,
on the 9th. Another pressing duty We
would point on. and we have douc. A,
the registration in September. there were
- committees Of our party in attendance
ct any Of the registration precincts to no
tee parties applying for registration or ID
give evidence 70 The register. If evidcnc,
had existed. that the party applying wa.
sa sstitied TO registration. This ncglec
ea our part in September will probably
eose - Aandred votes or more. w,
sessh - 10 il that no man registers o,
tas 24tA ssd 2Sth who 10 not entitled I.
u registered.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

DEAD BopY FouxD.-The dead BODY Of
a white man, shout % years Of age. was
found in the Potomac river between Point
Lockout and Bacon Point in this county
On Monday, the 10th instant. Coroner
Teunison held an inquest on the body and
the verdict Of the jury was, that the man
came to his death from blows inflicted on
the head. The skull was badly broken,
exposing the brain. There wa. nothing
found ON the body by which it could be iden-
tiled. Tho clothing on the man. was a
pair Of striped pants and shirt. and $l35
was found in purse on the body. Our
correspondent writes, that the man is be-
heved to have been employed on the
schooner Gaseile, Of Baltimore, name of
captain unknown. Baltimore papers please
notice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

BAsaSr's NAsAszxs Pea yovsxsEa- I'VE AAss
rc1ivs1 she Nss1Aha sssases q Hallvus xsR'
asiaa - Aassstsa Il i'A iaseress. - ss =
~sys1 = ssay nseaA shss Balboa Is issaed. 4
has IN best sszjes- Of essseais Of any n~eaziss
in The eeansry. Its ssnces are always wsl
writes, In - stories snch rs o.ly trse-hearss1
sailors can write ard all tin reading il eriginsl
and Of tAe best quality. There are leo pages,
ls Of tkep viss illustrated subjects, and all sos
the small sun Of IS cents. or 81 50 per year
Great impsovenents are promised for the com
ing year. All periodical depots s-il Ballca's.-
are me pselishers r. ~ a 0SItI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

''THr MAINLAND FARxER."-The October
number Of this excellent agricultural monthly
has been received, and its columns as usual, arr
rePlcte with matter Of interest to all engaged in
Agriculture, Horticulture and kindred suhjecs
The cheapaess Of this monthly, considering its
quantity and quality, places ii in the reach Of
every one engaged in farming and horticulture
II treats on every branch of Agriculture, Horti-
culture. Horticulture, Live Stock, Dairy, Poui-
try, &c Published BY s. Sands Mills / Co..
Baltimore, Nd, a, the low price Of 81 so per an
num, and should receive the patronage Of every
friend Of agricultural progress. Give /, q trial
for the new year, besinning Jasuary 1871.