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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-02-16

Is GUAHo LASTING MAyrRr.-The
wheat lands Of Maryland are striking in
stance Of such injury. Before the use OF
guano, the produce was small but sure.
The carly crops from the use Of guano
were very large. They soon dwindled to
a very low point, and finally not even lib
eral manuring with guano would enable
these lands to produce so much as they
had done before guano was known. Had
the gsaRo exhausted the land? By no
means the wheat had done the mischief.
The guano had enabled the crop to take
more mineral matter from the soil than,
without the guano. would have been pos
slble; and the demand Of the increased
crop for mineral food was much in excess
Of the quantity contained in the manure
This excess was taken from the soil. de-
posted in the grain; and sold Away
When the large crops had completely cx-
haustcd the available food in the soil, the
guano produced only 50 much crop as
its own mineral matters supplied hot
enough to pay the cost Of cultivation
The land was exhausted, and guano great
ly aided its exhaustion. but only as it
enabled the farmer to convert its most
valuable parts into salable form. 1.-THE
crop had been allowed to fall and rot on
the ground. the soil would have been i'm
proved in quality. and the guano would
have been benefit instead Of an injury.
Il is not the prod@ctioa Of the crop that
does harm. but its rrzaorai The heavier
the growth. the better, If the whole of it
Is retained on the farm.
On dairy farm. where the only thing
sold is butter. Peruvian guano is the best
manure that can be used.-and il is. 50
far As the condition Of the farm is con-
cerned. very lasfinS manure.
Suppose grass Geld Of ten acres to be
nanured with two tons Of Peruvian GU
ano. and to produce. in consequence. st.
teen tons Of hay more than il would have
produced vifhoat the manure whether
i Is hene6ted Or injured win deTend on
the dispcsitiea that i made Of this hay.
II i e removed permanently from the
land, il WIN have Il much poorer than be-
fore the gaano mas used. lien the 9TH
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-02-16

BALLor's MAGAZINE FoR MARcH.-The March
number Of Railou's Magazine is issued, as
sprightly, as fresh and good as ever The con-
tents are varied. for there are stories. sketches
poetry aad historical articles matter for old and
young, and in such profhsicn. that every patron
must he satisfied that more than an equivaieu,
IL given for the money that Ballou's Magazine
costs. Here Is q list Of contents for the March
number, and our readers can see what feast oil
good things is before them: s'Public Soup
Houses" Chinese Scenes and Things" ''Shaks-
peake's Seven Ages" a. Sleighing Song -
"A Leap in the Dark glide ct Amorc-by
Faith and Love-" "A STAFF Officers Story :"
IA Nights Adventure in Chilli - 'swi;chcraft:' -
Mrs. Dacrc's Tac,ics:'' Haunted - s'fsrsvs
Miss Crquhart;" ''what Man don't Know, F." BIZ
h. r. Shillaber; IA Days Shooting in Califor.
MIA, and what came ofi,;" Our Young People.
Story Teller''-"GueSs or, The Son Of Poiiti.
clan" BY {. 4. Stephens: ''Maid Brindle'.
reb;;" "a white-Fsced Bear" by Kit Carson,
Jr.: ''Curiors Matters s'The Houselecpcr: -
''facts and Faacies;" "rhe Snow-Slde''
morous Illustrations. The sesms for this excel
lent magazine are only $3.50 per year, or Is
cents single copies. For sale at all the periodi
cal depots in the country. Themes 4 Talbot,
90 Congress ST., Boston. are the publishers.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

GRAlN.-Wheat was in light receipt only
5000 bushels reported; market steady; sales
700 bushels white at 81 asa Is; no prime or
choice; $500 bushels Ohio and Indiana red at
81 .65: LOCO bushels fancy do. 81 .Ts(d 81 :
400 bushels Pennsylvania do. 81 81 400 BUSH
els Maryland, ranging from $3.50 to IS
Corn Offerings "a. 600 bushels; white fell OF
several cents; sales II 900 bushels prime nj Sc
cts; 800 bushels at ss[a % cts-latter for hon.
my yellow was duh and nominal at SOFA 81
cts. only few hundred bushels sold. Rye
3i5 bushels received: lI5 bushels sold AT 81
Oats.-i.+2o bushels offered: sales 700 bushels
common at 30 cts; loo bushels at 80 c,s.-Non-
day, Feb. 18th.
TOBACCO.-Reccipts continue very light OF
Leaf, though we notice slight increase this week
in the inspections, and in the absence Of sup
plies the market is necessarily dull There is.
however, some disposition manifested TO buy,
and An active demand from shippers is anticipa.
ted as soon rs the stock and receipts are sufsi-
cient TO induce buyers to come INTO the market
Prices are nominaily unchanged for all descrip-
tious and we quote as follows viz:
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RALY.AT.

THE Butler TRINITY wce;
ago Frederick Random Butler. a Radical
member of Congress from Tennessee. was
tried for forgery, and. by that peculiar
process known as white washing" ac-
quilted. To-day Benjamin F. Butler,
Radical member Of Congress from Massa-
chusctts, stands arraigned and is on trial
for having misapplied the funds of sundry
soldiers orphans schools with which he
was in some wise connected. He will be
whitewashed. too. And. just for the pur-
pose Of keeping the Butler family before
the people, We now have Governor But
Ter, of Nebraska. arraigned for having
Incorporated $1,000 of the school
funds Of that State. Verify, the Buffers
are great on some things, if not on all
They are smart, but one Of these days they
will be caught mapping. Ben. Butler, Of
whom least said soonest meaded, once de-
clared that he didn't care the snap of his
finger ''if public opinion did say that
am id scoundrel, SO long as j,
doesn't call me q ID fool" Who
wouldn't be Butler?
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er hand. It is led TO cows whose mansrc
is all respplied "a the same land, it will
be improved. The manure made BY the
consumption of the fifteen tons Ut hay. in
connccsisn With the extra growth Of roots
in the soil. viii be worth more than the
two tons Of guano. and i. will still nssrc
benefit the land. causing it to produce ssill
more largely the naxt year This crop
being made into more manure, and re
turned to the same field, will again in
crease its yield, and there is scarcely &
limit 30 the extent to which its fertility
may be increased. all by the judicious
reinrcsting Of the original Eve tons Of GU
ano (princiPal aud interes.). OF course.
the usual requirements of good husban-
dry (such as rotation and secding) must
not be neglected; but under 4 good sys-
TEN of farming. with Peruvian guano to
start with, the productive power Of farm
may be vastly increased. In careless
farming guano will be found an expensive
manure.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-02-16

FaRxcn ELECTIONS. Nothing definite
can yet Be announced in reference to the
Preach elections. In the Department Of
the North. . monarchial triumph II claim
ID. The Departments Of Charcnte In
ferieurc. Hautes Alpcs. Yonne. and the
cities of Dion and Toulon have elected
Republican candidates for the Assembly.
The cities Of Nantes. Cakors Auch, and
the Departments Of the Creausc. Dor'ogne.
Mayenne, Vendee, Lut. Garoune and
Inire have chosen conservative. moderate
or liberal union candidates. A lste tele-
gram from London declares the result il
. victory for the conservatives. while Al
the ssmc time the Orlcaui.ts in Paris are
asnguine tia. they will be able to contro
she Assembly. II will be some days be-
fore the result is pronounced in an Oihcia
form.
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LonsrERs. day We meet wi

LonsrRRs.-Evcry day VIC meet with
men who appear to be imbucd with the
spirit Of lobster. This FISH. when car
ried BY the waves up among the rocks and
leis shere high and dry. instead of trying
TO end its way back to its native element.
remains perfectly inactive. waiting for the
waves 10 come and wash him back into
the SEA. There are plenty Of men Of this
character in our midst. The storms Of
sdvers;sy wash them among the rocks. and
. when once there they appear to lose all
s hope aud energy. They sit down and
bcwail their fate. instead of rising M like
men and boldly striving to regain wha,
they have lost. Young man. il you have
not been as fortunate as your fellow. do
not despond. eco to work. .nd BY patient
Industry and perseverance compel fortune
10 do your bidding. DO not play the
part Of . lobster.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-02-16

WHAT ruE SENATE SHouLp nx.-If the
people Of the United States were properly
represented in the National Senate, what a
change there would be in that body from
its present organization I To-day it j.
composed of seventy -four members, only
eighteen of whom arc Democrats. But
last year the Democrats numbered but
ten. so that the numerical strength Of the
party has been nearly doubled in less than
twclve-month. This is encouraging
The Cincinnati Commercial. a leading
Republican paper. though opposed to the
Administration. says Of it:
"Scventy-four members now constitute
the Senate. No political body ever less
reflected the views Of the people than the
Senate. New York. with her $4,000
Democratic majority. is represented BY
two Republicans. Missouri. Democratic
to-day by 100. 900 majority. has one Re-
publican. From Democratic Oregon there
Is Republican, one from California, two
from Indiana, two from Connecticut, and
enc from West Virginia There are eigh-
teen carret-bsggers from the Southern
States. al elected BY the bayonct. and in
notorious defiance Of the viii Of the peo-
pie. III the Senate represented the popu-
lar will il would be completed thus
Democrats already there (excluding
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-02-16
TOBACCO PLANTERS

Who wish 10 insure large crops should use
wHAyN'sR RAW BoyESUPER PHOSPHATE.
The effects of this grea. FERTILIZER are un-
equaled. It is used BY the hes; and most Sue
cessfni Tohacro Growers In the country.
II applied Whann's Raw Boae Super-Phos-
phase on my Tobacco. Side by side, il is sape-
rior 10 Peruvian Guano.'
ROBERT Z. RIyES, Dinwiidie Co., Va.
Used il alongside Peruvian in equal quansi-
ties. on Tobacco. Where Whann's was applied
the Tot@cco is more than twice NJ large re-
manning green and vigorous duriag the protrac-
ted droGth." W. =. ELAN,
Petersburg, Va.
'srsed il on Tobacco and never saw anything
to equal IL. X. W. LAWSON,
LAwsoavills. n. C..
ssCsed whann's Raw Bone Super-Phosphase
on Tobacco, and consider IL the best article I
ever used" W. n. LEWIS,
Dinwiddie Co., Va
ssrsei II on Tobacco and Wheat. II Is equsl
10, Il not better than anr fertiliser ever used -
J. Ii. CLAY, Amelia Co.. Va
whaan's Raw Bone Phosphate isequal-
u good on all crops. IL IS the best and most
successful fertilizer nor IN the market. Send
fer Pamphlets aaa Circulars.
Feb IL. lssl--5m.
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Correspondence Of the Beacon
Tall Pine. Nd, Feb. 10. 1871.


Mr.. Editor As the poet hath il.
a. Winter comes 20 rule the rari~d year.
Surlen and SD. with al his ri<iag train,
vators and Clouds and storms"
And % il Is. For several days. ''feecy,
white snow" has covered the ground. and
''thick ribbed ice, sserner than warriors
steel. has taken complete possession ofthe
eoves and creeks hereabouts. greatly to
the Inconvenience snd perfect dissasisfae-
ton Of the Clustering class Of our commu-
ty. Coaehs. colds and sore-throass seem
to be quite JashionaUe q with . consid-
cradle number Of our citizens. and the
continual "a-h-e-m-s," "a-h-a-s." etc..
arc very annoying. especially so 70 those
Of . "nerrss" disposition. Methinks q
few doses Of Mrs. Wiaslow's /" Soothing
Syrup" would conduce greatly in allevia-
ting said "bad-colds." &C.. which, to
make the most of. are terrible indeed. and
are not to be "sneezed atv' Cupid il
still following his naughty tricks. and not
withssanding the incessant cry Of ''hard-
times" and occasional dans for "bills due"
courtships are being speedily showed
through aud marriage ceremonies happir
" and s.eeeeayscossummated. II lis really
stranse-incodeeivably strange-Mr. Ed
itor. how come men succeed in getting
'ciues C!) for they are SO '.komicle" anu
queer" its q wonder the ladies allow
said bipeds to approach within talking dis.
lance of their dear Little .t:.rmsi Perad.
venture. they gain their affections as Othel
10 gained Desdemona's. by spinning tough
yarns about
1.-THE Cannibais that each other eat
The Anthropophagi, and men whose head
Do grow beneath their shoulders!'
By-the-by, plenty of law ..biz=iness" j.
going on down here in the "Ould First.
One very important case has been recent
ly decided rersls State. and a certain gen
tleman is tout O. sorts" about it. peremp
torily declaring that the "gonc-doggd'
fellow did not receive justice. as the ia
speckled hen was ..his'n." for she had /;
perpendicular tail g. and laid long eggs
"6y Ned she did! Smart chap this, Ell
How will this do for high" up in Leon
ardtown. Mr. Editor
The recreations at the pine are pref
ty much about the same as when wrote
you several days ago. One innovation
however, has been introduced, viz :-jum
pin over broken back'd chairs for thrc,
cent wager, the winning party to expent
said amount in q general treat CD o
peanuts and "short'' pint of Adam
ale"-s!ighdy calored'
News scarce, so will close, with NOR
anon.
RALYAT.
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SEEDS-Frs,h Csrdss, Frxif, HtyS, Tree ssS
Srshr and ESeyyresn SEEDS, prpsid By -ssl,
s'tA Directions fer esitsre. Trsaty-srs Sif,r-
erf psekssss q atAev elsss for 81 90. Tas ssx
eiasses Ss.ee
20. 600 ihs. Evergreen and Tire Seeds; Ap-
pie, Pear, Cherry, he; Grass Seeds Rect, Cab.
hage, Carrot, MON, Squash, Turnip, and all
Vegetable and Flower seesis, In email or lara
qnsniiias. also Small Fruits, Ssoeks. BuIi..
shruls, Roses. verisnas, &C., by nail. prrpaid ;
Ne~ Go den Banded Japan Lily, soc. Priced
Descriptive Cstaio, ues sent 70 any Main a.
dress, gratis. Agents wanted. wholesale Lis.
TO Agents. Clubs and the Trade. SEEDS on com.
mission.
MASON, Old Celssy Nurseries and
81 in 1871.
feb ?, lssl--.m
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-02-16

BrsIxYss ExrErrRrz. gives us sin
eere pleasure 10 notice the results Of sue
e~-sful enterprise in any legitimate calling.
The business career Of Or. H. T. Helm.
hold. Of New Y-rk city, is an example Of
what may be accomplished by dint Of we'll
directed effort. Tie combines in an emf
ncnt degree sscacity. application. and .
knowledge Of human nature. He has not
only accumulated large fortune, hut has
risen from limited means 10 afiuence by
din. II energy. perseverance,. and bold
snd honorable dealings. He discovered
q medicine possessing the alternating and
curative properties needed by certain pain
full and dangerous diseascs--at the same
fine class Of diseases which had for years
hafiied the attempts Of the most skillful to
cure. lie strikes out and occupies tie
field BY boldly advertising his remedies,
seemingly regardless Of expense. but in a
manner to him certain Improbable results.
His medicines are universally known and
vouched for. and his name has become al.
most household word all over the coun-
try. lie receives thousands of tcstimo-
mails from men Of high standing. giving
their unqualified endorsement to bis med.
icipcs from personal use.
He il the largest advertiser in the world
expanding for this purpose. It is said
within single year half million Of dol.
lars.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-02-16

PExARr ScnooL MArrxas.-we give
il to-day issue the statement ofshe Treas.
urer Il the Board 1t School Commission.
err Of Sc. Msry's county, showing the re-
eeipss and disbursements Of the Board for
the school year ending September the
3osh. 1870. A part Of the disbursements,
givea. he rreasurce states. il for claims
whieA accrued the presiding year. The
statemrwt viii. dcabslcss. be found corrcc,
and Satisfactory 10 al concerned.
The Tesehcs win Be grasi6ed to learn
that the Treasurer IS nov prepared 10 pay
their salaries fce The Summer and Fall
Tsrws q tss0. See notice 10 Teachers
h saeskss column.
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kF The farmers clubs. ON the E...

kE- The farmers clubs. ON the Eas-
tern Shore. are discussing the question
whether ID is profitable to buy the fersili-
.crs nov 50 abundant in the market
We shall cndcavor 10 note the conclusion
at which they arrive on this Important
subject. A Michigan farmer said-some
years agc.-"The FARMER Who relies for
crops upon these costly fertilizers had bet
ter shut mp shop" Il is a question on
which much may Be said on both sides,
and. cue which is eliciting careful inves-
tigaticn.
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LEuNaGpTowy, Nd

CoxaRrs. Rsvnnd the admission At
Miller. of Georria. n nsn who seems fo
h.ve been on both sides during the late
"-npleasanincss." and not rery strong on
either. TO his scat in the Senate of the Tn
tied States. Congressional proceedings have
been unusually fat during the past week.
Bsnks and Butler struck out vcnomously
.gainst Admiral Porter IN the debate on the
Tennessee affair. comparing him to Juda.
and giving tina preference to the latter. The
Enforcement in question il less likely to
lower Porter than to blackcn Judas. In
the Senate, . rscy scene occurred hctveen
TrumbuFl and Morton on the Miller ad-
mission business. and wcil-dirccsed blows
we're taken and given. Morton had the
last word and the worst ofthe spat. ''Go
IL hushand-so II bear" It is not likely
that the time that remsins to the present
Congress viii be signalised BY the doing
or the undoing II anv matter Of serious
moment. 1t is gratifying to note that tho
record Of the present is more creditabl'
Than tina. Of the preceding Congress. ans
We have no doubt that the new body, q
he inauguratcd after the 9TH Of March
ensuing. will prove great improvement
upoa both. The truth il. democratic
brain and integrity arc already beginning
to tell favorably upon our legislative pro-
cseding-.
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Notice to Teachers.

TeHE TREASURER Of tho School
1 Board is nov prepared to pay Sal
aries Of Teachcrs for Summer and Fall
Terms. 1870. T rose hol,ing "Csr,i6-
ra'cs OF Indebtedness" for balances n
Summer Term. 1870. must present or
iorwari them 80 IN. Treasurer in order
to be paid. Those without such certi6-
eat should write authorizing payment
per mail.
BY order
JAMES BUNTING,
TreaSurur Beard School
Comrs. ST. Mary's CO..
Md.
Feb Is, 1S1l-3t.
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DIED.

At his residence, Piney Point in this county.
on the 3lst Of January, ult., after a long and
painful illness, wM. II. W. GUYTHER, aged
80 years.
On the 9th instant, MARY ELLEN ccnsort
of Jas. l.. langley, in the 5oth year of her age.
Al his residence, in st. Inigoes district. in
this county on the 3oth ultimo, ROBERT b.
HAMMETT, aged about IS years. May he rest
in peace.
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Tar Txxx1>sEE. news 5om the
Tennessee. Trensy-nine day ago she
LEFT New Yalk. bearing the San Domingo
conamissioncs1 to their destination, aud
since that o. all is blank as to her
fate. and sse6e on bard That there are
grounds fas oxiety. II not slarm. none
will questin1. Tl6eioomy view has also
been render1 usfe murky. by the recent
deelarasiqn " General Banks, on the floor
ofthe Hops@ that he had heard engineers
say thex <efld not trust their lives in the
TcIac1sce, md that it was almost certain
destruction Sr her to venture to sea. II
such is actu1Ry The case there is great
cause for al as to the result of her voy,
age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-02-16

A very penurious lady was 30 affected
by charity sermon on recent occasion
as to borrow dollar from her ueighbor
and put it in her own pocket.
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vnHERE viii be session Of the Or
II phans' Court. held ii the usual hour
On TUESDAY NEXT, 2lst instant.
BY order.
JAS. +. NJ. RALEY.
Register.
Feb. Is, le7l-lt.
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70 The MAINLAND FAxxrR for February i.
Mt hand and contains the usual amount of vala.
able reading matter. We are glad TO remark
the continued prosperity Of this able Agricultu-
raj Monthly.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. br the Rev. Father Hamil-
ton. WILLIAM II. DORSEY to Miss GEORGE
ANNA GREENFIELD.
On the same day. by the Rev Father Dew OFF
JESSE W. BURROUGHS TO Miss JANE A.
cox.
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.EO. r. ROWELL e. CO., 40 Park Rosr,
. Ne,r York

S n. PETTENGTLL & CO., 81 Park Ror,
Ntr lork,
Are the sole agents for the s.. Krry's Beacon,
in that city. and are authorized to contract
for inserting advertisements for US =, our low
est cash rates. Advertisers in that city are re-
questei TO leave their favors with either Of the
above houses.
,ct -, 1870.
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For Rent.

IN AND with or without team, agricultural
IL impIements. he. For further Information
aFply g die 01ee or 70 J. Forrest.
10 -, losi-N
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In the Cirsui: Court Tor 81 Mary's county
sitting As Court "f Equity.
No 1876 y f..
ORDERED thu srd day of Feb 1871,
W that the Auditors report. A h B fled in
this cause, be ratified aud confirmed. u.icss
cause to the contrary BE- shown on or before
the Bird Monday of March next provided .
copy Of this order he pubIisLe ed in the Saint
Mays Beacon. once week for three succe,-
sive weeks prior TO the .aid 3rd Monday Of
March.
JNO A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Test:
1NO A CAVALIER, Ci'k.
Feb Q. 1S7l-Sv.
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In theCircuit Ccur, for 81 Mary county,
sitting as Courtof Equity.
No. 2.s N Equity.
nRDERED, this 18th day Of February.
" 1871, 'hatthe Auditor's Report, filed
10 this cause, be sasiGei and nfirmed, miles.
cau~e TO the contrary be shown on OF before
the Dad Monday Of March next, provided q
copy Of this order be published in the Sc
Mary's Beaeon. once week for three success.
sive weeks prior to the said End Monday Of
March.
JNO A CAVALIER, Ci'k.
True coi.y-Tcst:
mo A CAVALIER, Clk.
Feb 10. l67l-Sv.
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