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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

EEScrIoS TIcxErs,-In answer to in
quiries a. to how We intend to arrange the
election tickets this year, We reply, that
We shall arrange them Ito suit purcha-
sers." Printing being our business. We
will print tickets Is they may be ordered.
the parties arranging" to suit themselves.
We shall print, however. on our own &C.
count. . general ticket. which will con-
tain the names Of al parties which are to
b voted for at the coming election. nom
inses, independents. republicans. State
and County. Before putting this tickle.
to press, it viii Be submitted for scrutiny
to competent and reliable representatives
Of al the parties interested. Ofthis tick
ct. We shall print 1000. thirty-6ve hun
dred Of which viii Be sent to the judges
Of election in the different districts Of the
county. divided in such . manner - to
supply the voting population in each, dis
trict. The other thirty-6ve hundred win
Be equally divided between the nominated,
independent snd republican interests Of
our county and will be delivered as they
may direct. We shall commence print
ing these tickets to-day week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

WITHDRAWAL or TSpspxxprxrs IN Cat
VERT AND CHARLrs.-We announce with
the highest qualification that the demo-
cratic nominees in the counties Of Charles
and Calvert are now without other than
radical opponents. Seeing the inevitable
result Of their candidacy If they continued
in the ield-the defeat of their party
the independents Of these counties, with
self-sacri6ce worthy of imitation here
and everywhere. have gracefully yielded
the 6eld to the party nominees. leaving no
other enemy to 6ghs or front the democ-
racy Of Charles and Calvert but the COM
mon enemy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

THE Sr. IyrcoRs' Mkrrrxe. po-
litical meeting held at this place. on
Thursday last, was we'll attended. We
learn. and demonstrated healthy condi-
ton Of sentiment in this noble old Dis
srict. DisafFection and division are terms
only known to be discountensnced and de-
nounced in this locality. The success Of
the nominees, and the pcrpetuation Of
democratic supremacy in Saint Mary's.
are tho rallying cries among these faith
full people. They stand. where they have
always stood. braveiy battling in behalf
Of constitutional liberty. and side BY side
with the true representatives Of the dem
ocratic party. r..,
The meeting was addressed By Col.
Downs. Messrs. Martin. Lee. Cotton and
Dunbar, Coils. J. T. Blackstone, J. Parran
Crane. and W. J. Blackstone.
We regret to learn. that pending the
address Of Col. Crane, some misunder-
standing occurred between him and Col.
J. T. Blackstone. growing out of . re-
puted declaration made by the latter gen.
tleman. Satisfactory explanations were
made. however, and the matter was ami
cably settled.
The respective candidates. We learn, re.
NAMED in the District until Friday even.
ing. spending their time 10 social visits to
their friends, and all enjoying the free
and generous hospitality 30 notably asso-
cia.ed with the people Of St. Inigoes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

moro Of less,
This land lies an the road leading from
Leonardtown to St. Joseph's Church, 10
Of good soil and well improved. Il has
comfortable Dwelling H,us, and good
out buildings upon it. aud is especially
adaIt to the culture Of Tobacco
This property is only about three milos
from Lconard,own snd located in a see.
lion remarkable for its general health fu,-
ness AID fertility. Th"re is good Or
chard aud excrl.en. fencing upon it,
Churches. Store. aud Mills are eouvc.
nient. and the surrounding lands arc rap
idly increasing in value. by the solid i'm
Provemenss being made urou them.
About one halt Of this land is arabic
and the residue we'll tmbcred. Thcro
is an abundance Of Cue water on the prem.
ises.
Terms Of Bale Cash,
THOMAS WAKLIN,
M'r,gsgeo.
COMBS l. DOWNS,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Oct 5. 1S7l-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
LEoyARDTOwy, ND.

DexKsrIc PolrIIcAL OurLooK.-we
have fully made up our mind 70 one thing.
and that is this. as long as the radicals
shall keep on lodging and changing front.
va shall tsep on guessing wha. they are
about. We guess this week tina. they will
hsse sVemdidste for the Senate. maybe
bone for Sheriff either. nor fos the Lesis-
lsture. nor for Orphans Court. and We
gdss further, they siu ksvs thrss sasdi-
dates for The Cou,nsissieners' Court-full-
pleaded radical eandidatas-snd win
.edso.Ap.s their full stresgth. il they
esS. 'upoa these candidates. Their big
6ght Nh 'be--we sre ssill guessing
70 VIZ, eop.rol Of this Court. and they viii
subopdiasts. IT. sseessnry. Legislature.
sssast ,Assssssy. Sheriff. every thing but
sheif State ticket. 70 this one Object
Who Tie two fortunate "independents''
arp pho have been or are to be selected
.to.M ont their commissioner ticket. We
wet not. but, Is there are four "isde-
peddents" in the field for Commissioner,
and, only place on their ticket for two.
it follows, "as the night tie day." that
two ofoarindependent friends are destined
TO- be leit out In the cold, Drive on. gen.
tleEen, Il is mono Of our funeral.
Qrery-If only Eve persons can be cleo
ted - one time to tho Commissioners'
Csart, md II democrats scatter their votes
between their nine candidates. and the rad
leah, as regards their three candidates.
dent scatter a. all. there being no neces-
sity for scattering, Who will control the
mart commissioners Court, radicals or
democrats!
As regards present candidates for sher-
i'd Legislature and Orphans Court. ifthe
raaishls don't conclude to spring eandi-
dases cfthcir own party Tor one Or all Of
thsse places on the morning ofthe election,
ths1,wll divide. the radicals of the two
loser distrieas voting. Is between demo-
crsts. "for the men they like"-in the
central and upper districts, generally for
the Independents. with one or perhaps
I've exceptions. We have never doubted
from the beginning. notwithstanding the
e1ertions Of certain Of their leaders to
prevent it. that the bulk Of the radical
vsts would be cast for Col. William L.
Birthstone. and our readers are invited
tCnark and remember the prediction. the
radical names. be they many or few. on
the election tickets will receive the bulk
ef the radical vote in all the districts Of
Tie county.
There is but one safe. plain. palpable,
straightforward course for democrats to
take in the presence Of these complications
Ii u ito 60 the whole hog" on tho nom
mated ticket and adjourn the manifesto
ton Of jeslousics. dislikes and disappoiut-
meats to safer times than the present.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

: ChaAp Mrssc.-It Is seldom that cheap
ness il associated 9Th merit and rrai salse.
but ve mus. make % exception in favor
Of PxfxRs' MuucsL MoxfzLr. This val-
liable vofk comes 10 n regularly each
neash, overlooking ~ish choice new Music
some eficen pieces in every number.
It is printed from SO fall-si,. music plates.
neatly bound. and sells for the modest sum
Of 30 cents. The publisher offers to send
six back numbers. containing from so to
90 pieces of choice new Music. for 81
Address. j. l.. Peters. 500 Broadway,
sNew-York. Think Of ii 90 TO 100 pieces
Of good Music (2si pages) for 81.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
DxAru OF Col. JonS wALrox.


zone BY one the leaves fall; and one by one
We pass away from the active scenes Of life."
1t becomes our sad duty 10 announces
the death Of Col. John Walsos. says the
Annapolis RspsS,ioss. Who brsashed his
ias. on Thursday. The 10th instant. sScu,
8 o'clock. p. n, Among our earliest re-
collections Of nan, when but . child. va,
The manly Soru I Of COL. Wsltou. We
knew him many years ago. when be. and
The editor Of tbs paper. resided in the
came. villass-Lsonard,oxn. in St. Mary's
eounty-where. for . number Of yean. be
vas the successful proprietor ofthe Wash.
ington hotel. Removing to Annapolis,
he purchased he City Hossl. Of which Be
vas proprissor until With . shcrt period d
hin death. He ~ respected and bslovsi
By I'll who knew him. aud for period d
more thsa quarter century vss idsati.
6ed With IN ths, material Interests and
pcospesity Of Assapolh. He lived d
reach n GO iar ssyssd shss srdinarily
sllosssd - nan. hsn ths rslasiols d
life b came up - ~ st.sdsrd Of GOD
aas-sss h~sasd - vas s6sssieeaas,
Sc hshsr. kisd 81 i,ds>gsas-sRsn.
'plasy sss1osn. ssa - every ss1Psss =
lisas,s nan. h spaiise = Nh M =,
ere Dsy;ae bsa . G6GA1 sioss ss6eyarasl
wsgth.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

CoRHEcrloS.-We stated in our lasl
issue. uPca eurrent rpnor. that . maa
nalbsd Carroll had been shot. and serious
y II ses fatally wounded. By james b.
Loker. Of Saint 1nigoes' District. Oar
ssatemsn. was incorrect in two particulars.
The wound inflicted was slight. and ju-
dicial Investigation Of the case has tailed
to conuees Mr.. Loker with the shooting
Carroll was shot in an alteration with
Lokcr. but BY whom is still unknown.
We much regret the injustice We have
done Mr.. Loker and are gratised 10 b
called upon to make this correction.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

r. The Physiological journal, Lone
Of the very few Magazines which are pub
lished At the presep. day for the radical
benefit Of resders.-is represented on on,
table By ito November number. The con-
tents should ineeress every live member Of
our community. The following are par
ticulsrly interesting. James McCosh,
President Of Princeton College; A man
among Men; Spiritual Presence; Ths
Educased Man in American Society
Alex'r Il. Stephens; Thougbss on Phrea.
ology The Tagals and visayans; Healthy
or Diseased Children; ..Fill mp the Men
tar) Measure" Pre-hi.soris Man; The
Boa Consariesor; Consumption; His Re-
comueneat;ons. or the Boy Who got Sit
uasioa; etc. The Publisher o6ers shl
last three numbers Of 1877 free q . pre-
nism 10 ssbssribsss Cor 1879. Terms
g year. Single Noe. . sssAs.- 8. j.
Ws3b, 30 0sos1wsy. " i.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

Fairfield. I
Oct 10, 1871. (

-Fair6eld.
Oek 10. 1871. I
Dear Desess Since I L.
held svsst converse with you through Ua-
Gle Sans ons-hors. nail. I have sssn Ma
dam Polly Ticks. if not IN prcpria per-
son&. I have seen her counterpars-sure.
Why. is al humbug. There is no such
woman - Polly Ticks. Its name some
fellows have resped up to tickle the fancy
of us poor foresters. They have found out
that We poor ignorant children Of ma
ture have . weakness. that the name Of
any thing feminine attracts us with mag
nesic force. think they call those har-
pies. polit;e;a.s. This Polly Ticks that
they pirate about through this forest, Is .
profession trade. and oh how we'll
some Of those sharpers understand it I
am told that there Is town about forty
miles northwest from Point Lookout where
politics is taught a . science, and that
several graduate there every year. One
of the professors was down in this hun
dred short time ago. He was . bully
good fellos aeemed to know everybody.
had a good word for everybody and t,~as-
ed everybody to coru-whisky! Why. i.
was no more than water. They tell me
that as soon as fellow graduates As pol
itician that be becomes liberal, that when
he becomes candidate for orders. the
starch all gets out Of him. and l believe
it. for this fellow told rs that he was a
candidate. The criser shook hands with
old Zcb Wbiskyhunter, Tim Hardvi.age.
Abe Storelounger and the likes. They
seemed to be cid acquaintances. for he
asked most particularly about their wives.
children. etc. And he seemed to know
the darkies too. for he shook hands with
Caesar Tarheels and asked him to take
some cheap whisky with him. Oh my
what country! Verify. . man is known
BY the company he keeps.
Ever yours.
JEEMS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

RI The Illustrated CAr,stas Weekly,
published at $50 Nassau street. New York
offer for ten new subscribers with the
money. $50, to send the beautiful chrcmo
"AskrSe BLEssrNe. postpaid by mail.
free of charge to any address. This chro.
mo. the regular price Of which Is $3.50,
is 30 by Is inches in sise. and is an exact
reproduction in colors Of the original oil
painting BY Prot. Jordan.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

CIIYTeS FAcro.Y.-We paid . flying
viis 70 shis progressing little village q
shfsrdsy lass, and ven hishiy sfsaiesd
y se6s. tkAt IL ". sreeIly ''on Che
nend. bod in sr.Ss and sppearanee.
asee sprevises risisasion. This ispreve-
nent has been mainly due 70 the energy
Of Capt. Spencer. who has established .
frst-class store in the place. attracted to
II considerable mechanical labor and crss-
ted, ia measure, q market Tor il; improved
the shops and private dwellings. and great
y renovated the valuable mill property
therein. To avoid the chronic breakages
in this mill property. the Captain has had
erected At heavy cost the longest and most
substantial '.tumbling dam" that We re-
collect to have seen in any Of our lower
counties. It is 226 feet in length. is con-
strueted with duo engineering skill. is
most durably built. and has sufficient ca
pacitys We would think. to relieve the
large pond. upon which the mill depends
for water. IN any freshet. The supply Of
water is never-failing. At no time, We
we're informed. during the pinching drovth
Of August and September last. was there
the least scarcity. the mill running full
hours ss time when many others were
forced to suspend grinding altogether and
nearly all were much embarrassed for va.
tsr.
We have but room to add. that there
10 Hotel kept in this Factory village.
and that mine host. Greenwen BY name,
sets . most excellent dinner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

TOURNAMENT AND DINSER.-We are re-
quessed to announce. that . Tournament
will be held in . field Of DR.. Brome's in
st. 1nigocs' district on Thursday. the End
Of November next, to be followed BY q
dinner. the proceeds from which will be
used in behalf Of Saint Mary's Episcopal
church and parsonage. The public arc
invited to attend.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

Oyster EATING At TuBxAx's Sroax 70.
DAr.-There will be an oyster eating at
Tubman's Store (California) in the Factory
district to-day. The well deserved fame
ofthe Patuxent oysters. apart from the po-
lisical interest connected with popular gath.
erings at this time. will, doubtless. attract
large attendance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
DIED.

At the Baltimore city Infrmsry, on the lith
instant, JOS. J. 8. THOMAS, aged 81 yeafs
and months.
On Friday, October eth, at Washington, b.
c., Mrs. CHARLOTTE AfSQUlTH, relic; Of
Rev. Grandson Aisqui,h, Of Baltimore, in the
77th year Of her age.
On the 18th, Of October at the residence OF
her husband DR.. VIM. Macdaniel, in Calver,
County, Nd, NARY Z. MACDANIEL, only
daughter Of the late Major J. r. Sothoron Of
this county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

TaADlKs orr. I'VE heard . PROPOSE
ton made the other day BY = friend Of
cue Of the independent candidates to =
Convention democrat to vote for partie-
ular friend Of the latter on the regular
ticket provided 10, Qhe Convention man).
would vote for certain candidate on the
Independent Ticket. The proposition was
promptly declined, the Convention man
taking tho ground. that he vas not nov
fFss to do as he pleased. having commit
ted himself to the Convention nominees BY
HE vote in the primary meetings Of his
party. Besides, he went on to remark,
/ an NO. now voting for any body 10 par
sieslar. but voting for my party-voting
Ne democratic ticket. Personal friends
and enemies on this ticket are alike to
.s. Ny purpose 10 10 aid BY my vote
Ne demcera.ic party-not 70 elect any
Psrtieslar person. and I would prefer to
- beaten the best friend I have in The
world rather than 70 see my party defeat
Cd. We felt strong inclinsticu to hug
tie speaker. knowing him 10 Be above
even . suspicion Of duplicity. And our
ftissa's doctrine Is the only true doctrine.
Veto. not for particular meu On The ticket,
bot for the democratic party. Trade OF
- man On your ticket. When . propo-
sties Of this kind il made to you, reueu-
Ssr that sound policy aud sound principle
srs both asainst IT, We ss.ure you, il
yes stisk 70 the ticket and vote il ens;re,
hvin Be successful BY . handsome ms
jsisy. Ia nan. then. apprcachss yoa
With q cdsr 70 trade, q in The eass cited
shove. send him away with aea in his
en-. Vote the entire ticket. Every man
- Il is The rariaee, Of yopr pa-.y-.hs
sseiacs of'ycsr: party-ssd entitled BY
clear party laI 70 your vote.
@N #Htfh
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

"Brssvrs0,ss !S-There regular speak,
ing sssissss Of the present campaign hss.
NC sses vesnd Up At he Factory % SAT.
Ssssy last. the exercises IN The political
void viii b vasied somewhat. and usw
sssassies. known 10 ssr eleetioeeer;ae
ssaeaelasure. Is ''bashvhaeking' willnev
tsbssnshtupcn shes stage. Everybody, e.
espt . sw Nsthedisss and asissesr,ss Per
Aaps. appsass 10 bsia nsrrissameca sssAs
Ssnasdttolieia prsspeesivs. -snd shiswild
q ~ssasdsrsy-shi. srraival sfsAsss-
1bsssree peeliks fierp~ al ssess;ae h
1:sy z via ssd eAild-<rin = = ,snrs-
ssasd = the end. ere. pasresissa and Co.
sassaesa b nsn. slrose IL nsay -
ssesess. sss veal saly u neal sassss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
MARRIED.

In Baltimore city, on Thursday, October H.
at Mt. Calvary Church, by the Rev. A. A. Cur.
It's. assisted bv the Rev James Briscoe, WAL
TER BLAKlSToNE to SALLIE, daughter d
the late Capt. Arthur Sinclair, C. S.N.
On Tuesday. the Gath inst, BY the Rev. Faith
er Gubitosi, Or. WILLIAM T. BOHANAN e
Mrs. JENNIE EDE.EN, both Of this county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

DrxxKn Ar Or. JoonRn's-Ws hsve
been requested 10 say. that Ne ladies' ct
Sc. Joseph's soaersgation ara engaged in
getting up dinner which win cone ed q
o. nsar 81 Jossphs ehsssh q Wednesday.
~ lst q Novsmbw pszt- Ths proceeds
Il sAs dinssr Win b 4plsd tpths bsssds
e - shsssb. Psss = 6dos6, - -.
soGa.
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CEO. p. R0WELL 4 CO., 20 Park Rov
" ESr York..

Axpo
3 ~ PETTEyGTLL 4 CO., 81 Park Res,
Nsp FORK
Are the sole agents for the 81. Nary's Beaees
in that city. and are authorized 70 eontras
for inserting advertisements for ss ., our low
est cash rates. Advertisers In that city are re-
quessed TO .eave their fsvors with either Of the
above houses.
Ies ~, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
Licensed .9uctioneers

AS't &B. B. ABELk, hsvise s,ali Cd ~
- Aaeiieeesssaeeerdis to fhe rec uiren eta Of
ne L,snss lavs 81 The uai,se States, give ne,ies
that they are prepared to attend 10 he sais OF
81 real estate or other property that may Be Of
tsred - public auction in b.. aary's cou.,y.-
Addrss, jas. T. B..R- Aeeri. lfss..rsse..,
nAyi3, ls,s-v ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

NJ Office TO TRESPASSERS.-
IL From the date Of shis notice. par
ties found tr'srassiug With dog. gun oe
Otherwise on either Of my farms in Med.
ley's Neck will be prosecuted With the Ut
most rigor OF the Law.
JAS. r. ABEL.
Oct &c, ls7l-2s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT.-The market opened this week firm
and fairly active, fancy lots in particular bring
ing very full prices, but for some days past the
market has been quiet, and the low and medium
grades have fallen OF 6 10 8 cents per bushel-
Sales TO Thursday inclusive add up about so. 900
bushels and they comprise IA, 600 prime Penn
sylvana red at from l62 down TO 1877 cents
5000 do. Western do. at from $50 down TO IS?
cents. 2, 900 Western amber At l65IGlI5 cents
1900 bushels Southern red at from l40 TO $50
cents for ordinary 10 fair, l556l65 cents for
good 10 prime, Is, 900 do. amber at l7OCa, Il so
cents, only 1850 bushels bringing the latter
price, and 6, 900 do. white at from SO up TO SIS
cents the sales being chiefly at l75als5 cents
Corn.-Sew Corn Is beginning to arrive, and
within the next week or two we may expect
large supplies, but it is as vet more or less out
Of condition. We report sales Of 5000 TO 4, 900
bushels at from 65 TO IS cents. OF old corn
sales comprise 10, 900 bushels white at from 10
TO 70 cents for fly cut. so TO SO cents for prime,
TO- 90 do. yellow at from - up TO 81 cents,
prime closing at IS cents, and 5000 to 5000
bushels Western at from IS TO IS cents for white
and 70 TO IS cents for mixed
Rye-Weh have only to report this week sales Of
500 bushels at 95 cents, but prime 10 held firmly
at 100 cents per bushel Oats.-Receip,s have
been heavy again this week amounting to up
wards oflOo, 600 bushels, and the market during
the early part Of the week was active. but for
TWO OF turec GAYS past II mas been extremely
dull, though prices have not declined materially
The sales (about 40, 900 bushels) have been made
., from 4s to So cents. but prime lots arc quoted
at the close at 4sfa.5o cts.
TOBACCO.-The demand continues active
for Leaf and the market strong, but sales are
restricted By the limited supplies now on the
market. Receipts Of Maryland are somewhat
larger than last week, but all the desirable lots
have BEEN taken at full rates. Sales reach 300
to 400 hhds a considerable part being new
ground leaves, .; prices ranging from So TO $40.
In Ohio there has been no movement sales be.
ing restricted By the want of stock. II is how.
ever, wanted, and large sales could be made Of
desirable grades IL here. In Kentucky we note
sales since last Of about so hhds for export,
but in Virginia there il nothing doing We
note the export this week OF 746 hhds leaf and
245 stems to Rotterdam, $50 hhds leaf to Am
sterdam, and $40 hhds. leaf to bordeaux; to-
tai 2, 1875 hhds leaf, 245 hhds. stems. Prices
for all descriptions are firmly maintained. AID
~e ,ots fclln.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
RELIGIOUS MEETING. I'll

RELIGIOUS MEETING.-The Bird
quarterly meeting for the N. Z. Church
will be held October 18th and 29th, at
Ebeneser Church. Preaching 103 .. N.
Saturday and l12 =. m. Sunday By the
Rev. II. SliceE. d. d. -
Esvs. w. r. GWINN,
0. c. MARRIOTT.
Oct 26. 1871. Pastors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26

The above Super Phosphate Is sold at
$50 per ton. involving loss Of 235 q.
or more than 239, per cent. to the farmer
on every ton he purchases or. iu other
words. he pays moro than 81 times what
il is worth.
Baugh d Eons' Rap Bone Super Phos-
phase. The uper-?hosphase from which
the samples for analysis were selected
vas purchased at the manufacturers of
fee. Philadelphia. This fertilizer is put
mp in bags marked 100 fb..; the bag
purchased weighed 15S lbs. The mechan-
teal condition Of the fertiliser Was bad; il
bad formed in hard Jumps in the bags, 70
quiriag considerable force to pulverise.
We make the following quotations from
the circulars Of the manufacturers, and
from the journal Of tie Farm" pub
lished also BY them.
4" Il is better than Peruvian Guano. be-
cause it does not over-stimulste the soil.
II has less Ammonia than Peruvian. but
is has Anmenia enough for all purposes
for . crop. and more Ammonia than this
does more harm than good.
/" The best Manure il the cheapest.
At the present high prise Of al kinds Of
fersilisers. il ID . very poor economy 70
remain uninfcrmed of the quality and
character e the manurn used"
AGRICOLAS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
Notice of Meeting.

THE Beard Of Schesl Comniss;oner,
1 will meet 1t their Once, Leonard.
sevn. 90 TUESDAY, Sist instant.
D order Of tie Board,
JAMES. Fl. NILES.
PrssidesS.
Ocs g, Ie1l-sd