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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

taken the house for another year. Pray,
how do you manage TO get on with the
neichbor-in-law
Il find her very kind, obliging neigh
bor," replied Mrs. Fairweather.
"Well, that is a miracle" exclaimed
Mrs. Lane. Nobody but you would
have undertaken to thaw out Aunt Hetty s
heart"
THAT is probably the reason why 1t
never was thawed," rejoined her friend
Il always told you that not having enough
of sunshine was what allied the world.
Make people happy, and there will not be
half the quarreling or a tenth part of the
wickedness there is.
From this gospel Of joy, preached and
practiced, nobody derived so much bene-
fit as little Peggy. Her nature, which
was fast growing crooked and knoiiy,
under the malign influence of restraint
and fear, Strengthened up, budded and
blossomed in the genial atmosphere OF
cheerful kindness. Her affections and
faculties were kept in such pleasant exer-
else that constant lightness of heart made
her almost handsome. The young music
teacher thought her more than almost
handsome, for her afectionate soul shone
more beamingly on him than on others;
and love makes all things beautiful.
When the orphan removed to her pleas
ant little cottage, on her wedding day,
she threw her arms round the blessed mis-
sionary of sunshine, and said, "Ah, thou
dear, good aunt, it is thou who hast made
my life Fairweatner."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
A Specific for SMALLPOX.

Saltpeter was accidentally discovered
to be specific for the loathsome disease
1t was in the following manner
A middle-aged lady, the mother of six
children, had often sought relief from a
pain in the back by taking saltpeter and
brandy Smallpox was prevailing ia the
city. Mrs. - was exposed to it, and
contracted the disease The premonitory
symptoms were violent-fGver extremely
high-severe pain in the head, and ex.
cruciating pain in the region of the kid
neys.
A physician was called during the night,
but, in doubt as to the nature of the dis
ease, though suspecting it to be a case of
smallpox, he made no prescription,
and pain increasing, she begged her hus-
band to prepare for her the old prepare
ton Of saltpeter and brandy. The latter
was then not to be had, but he crushed a
piece of nitre as large asa common white
bean. This she took in a teaspoonful of
cold water. FeeIing some better, the
dose was once or twice repeated. Pain
soon subsidized and she slept well during
the remainder of the night, and awaken
ed feeling perfectly well! When the doc
tor called he was greatly astonished to see
Mrs. - experimenting the affairs of
her household. He left without making
any prescription. She had sirty well-de.
fined pustules in her face but they were
but slightly infiamed, and not at all pain
full. The developments of smallpox on
her entire person were in number and APP
pearance in keeping with those on her
face.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08


Mrs. Manders. The animal hav;n, !,
a favorite, it was during the early 9. oeel
the training allowed to run abonp. POI. Of
portion of the caravan used as q h., lia
ton, and it freely gambolled with =; .aslla.
tress: The only arm the deceased had 9 u l
streaked with deep gashes from the s sh' Wa
der to the hand, the scalp was torn 'n !;
back, and from the hips to the t ,lslf
where he was seized from behind aAt e
muscles are completely torn out. Th ,lt
are pieces of flesh gone from the r;ha n ne
the bones of the pelvis, which srs ana -
strongest in the human frame b,va e | 'le
pieces bitten clean out.-Bolton fEa ,o Aaa
E'eatna Meas. N's0adj
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

The trustees of the Peabody iud
have let out 500 houses, with piann
grounds attached, at Bristol, to sman LOO If
lilies, in accordance with the direc1ion'
the late Geo. Peabody.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
IDLE WORDS.
BIZ JULIA q r.. DoER-

Once said,
Seeing two soft. starry eyes.
Darkly bright a. midnight skies
Eyes prophetic Of the power
Sure To be thy woTn4n't dover,
When the years should crown thee queen
OF the realm 81 yet unseen:
"a Sometimes. sweet. those eyes shall make
Lovers mad for their sweet sake F"
Once said.
Seeing trcsaes. golden brown.
In bright shower falling down
Over neck and bosom fair,
A. yon seulptured angel. are
0doroas tres>es. dropping low
Ger forehead pure as snow;
. Sometimes sweet. in thy soft hair,
Love shall set shining snaTe
Once I.sAid.
Seeing Iipr. whose crimson glow
Mock the Eosez set with dew
Warm. sweet hpz whose breath was balm
Pure proud lip-. serenely calm
Tender lips. whose smiling grsce
Lit wiih splendor ali the face:
"a Sweet. for kiss Of thine, rome day,
Men wiil barter souls away
~.
Idly said
God hath taken care Of ALL
Joy or pain that might befsll
Lovers bps shall never thrill
AZ thy kisser. soft and still:
Lovers heart shall never break
In sore anguish for thy sake:
Lovers soul for thee ehall know
Nor loves rapture. nor IT, woe.
All IL said
-AIJ,ieton's sJo>,not.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09
OBITUARY.

Died. as Kingytoa. his rssidence. In ia
Factory District on the 3s,h alt. seer long
but painful illness, JOHN EDWARD hunt,
youngest sou Of Dorinda u. Hunt, formerly a
Baldnose county. ia he 33aa year of his age
ing mother b deprived u one Of the most deso.
ted and afIeetionafe 81 soas-of one Of The pur-
est models Of boy hood natures. He has passed
away In the bloom Of yosthfal hope. md leaves
relskicas Who deeply 3essp ~ 80
reAve1eet for his was one of those rare genial
natures which brought sortA samirstioa from
Ill Who knew him. But alas he has gone ffom
rs in the morning 81 his lile With the dew Of
youth upoa his brow. and now rests, I hope
calmly on the c.oadless shoees Of eseraity.
How short the race our friend has run,
Cut down in all his bloom;
The course but Yesterday begun
Now finished in the tomb"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

The GENERAL misunderstanding the
Bedoon this week will be found supple
ncnt Of as columns Of the laws passed at
the last session Of the General Assembly.
They are in q convenient form for refer
rnce. and we have no doub. they will be
carefully preserved BY all our patrons who
take an interest in tie affairs Of the State.
As the Legislature provides IN this man.
ncr to inform the people Of all the laws
passed affecting them. either local or gen.
eral. there 10 no excuse for sny man 70
plead ignorance. Each citizen who de-.
sircs. can possess himself Of copy Of the
laws Without the expense Of purchasing
them 10 expensive book form.
We have yet another supplement. to pre-.
seas to our readers. which will be given
Il the earliest practicable moment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

fwritten fog the Beacc- >
Tired Of watching he shadow -
Gradually faintiy, leaviaE -,
Tired If the turmoil, tise'
Tired Of everything .r...
Would could csli' =. tired ofliie.
ADJ lifelong. long ago
r,,,.h r -fidhood. Why. Why did you
ieano ssbsdows to rest on the heart
VIII simplicity, why did you depart1
not remain, - IN angel Of light,
~ TO control to guide me Alright,
Why did you leave M, Oh Why did YOU Nv ,
.. Years Of my childhood, Why did yoa die
Long long aeo, was sinles AID pure.
d Gay ~ the birds that caroled a Or door
p Nothing to sigh for, no, no regret
r. Nothing to struggle % b. ard to forre,.
Why will not tho oh .fvion Of slesp
''oSe 'oese VERY eyes that they may cease to
weep
d "eP o"Sr Iars yes this ID my lot.
II "oa'o Il y. ere ended and al were forgot.
n L.. j.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

wHEAT.-The receipts Of wheat during the
past week have been very light, and the market
has been active for desirable lots. The scarcity
Of water has restricted grinding and miliers are
buying only good grades. The prices paid du-
ring the week are higher than any this season.
The sales on Change foot up about 30. 900 BUSH
els rs follows: 600 Pennsylvania white at 20
cents, 400 Southern white at 2lo cents, and 400
Western and $40 Pennsylvania DO. on private
terms. Ofrei there was sold $500 Southern at
1875 to 220 cents for common 20 choice, 900
Pennsylvania at 1873 90 sl0 cents, 7,soo IVES.
tern at 1850 200 een,s. Q 500 Western amber
At EOS to 40 cents, and I, 900 bushels Narylan
prime red to arr.Te ~ 2li cents. The marke,
closes firm.
CORS.-The market for Corn has been strong
and prices have favored buyers through ,he
week, the demand for all descriptions being ac-
tive, and At the close prices are from TO cents
higher. Sales have been reported on Change
Of g, 600 bushels white at from 10 10 ~ cenis,
bulk al latter figure. OF yellow sales were
made OF some IS. 900 at 66G6s cents, during
the first Of the week. aud at 50 and 10 cents az
the close. or Western mixed IL 900 bushes in
Elevator sold AZ Cs cents, Is, 900 bushes to ar
rive at same price; 500 bushels sold in lots at
67@,T0 cts.
OATS-Have been dull. and prices show a
dsline. We note sales Of Op0 bushels Soath-
ern at $4,000 cents, 1000 Western bright at
a. 5iG55a cents and 1000 bushels Western
mixed ut 5000 cents.
RYE-The receipts Of Rye have been light,
and sales limited to about 3. 90, bushels at ora
los cents. The market 10 firm at these figures.
TOBACCO.-Thci inspections Of Leaf Tobacco
for the week ending to-day are one-third less
than last week. The demand has been good
and the market has entirely recovered the dull
ness noticed at the close Of last week. The sales
OF Maryland have been about 1000 hhds. for
France. Holland and Germany, principally for
the two hrst named, at full prices. OF Ohio the
sales were about 100 hhds. for the Rhine and for
home consumption. For Kentucky and Virgin
ia the market has ruled quiet but receivers are
srm. The exports during the week were 100
hhds. TO Liverpool. and ALB hhds to Rotterdam
Prices for all descriptions are fairly maintained,
and We quote TO-DAY n folloMa viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

10 T0BA eco PLAHrERS-ps. r. r.
Blackstone, Nilestown, 81. Nary County. writes
Arrii eth. 1871. Having ssrd nest all Of the
various fertiiise-s oak:ed Dor sale, nan sss
ssas ssf tks "Exesssisr." II pays vel On To-
u make selasr and rrstsisr Tobacco thaa Pc
ruviAn Gusno. and The Tobacco can Be stripped
and eoaditionrd Or markes vhsn the seasoa b
10 digit ~ hasdlieg Tobacco grown By Pc
ruviaa Gsaso. Ny opiaios d. that Exesaior
starts the yosag piasls grovisg mach scescr,
aad keeps them growing in dry weather. while
che hravtAa oaly acts when the season Is fvcr.
sh'.sa Sci. ,. Terrier Co > ssversreress
IN IBIS ysrsr. NJ =. lsr. 81.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

BRoscurrls This 10 IN irritation or
inflammation Of the bronchial tubes. which
carry the air We breathe into the lungs.
1t arises from cold settled IN the throat,
from Catarrh extending 10 these parts.
for scrofulous affections. and from severe
use Of the voice. The irritation from this
latter cause commences in the larymx and
sloris. which are the organs Of the voice.
aud extending dovnwsrds. produce hoarss-
ness. coughing and splitting mucous mat
ter. sometimes mixed with blo,d. II II
chiefly dangerous from its tendency TO
spread into the lungs. and terminate in
consumption. Il 10 in the cure of severe
and obstinate cases Of this disease that DR..
Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery has
achieved unparalleled success. and won
the loudest praise from al who have used
is. II 10 sold By all respectable druggists.
TVS HARvEsr or faE HRAp.-Wheu
the comb acts % . rake. bringing sway q
roll Of parted ibers every time il passes
through the hair. badness would soon be
inevitable. But even in this ease. fosloru
- it may scem. the mischief can be arrest.
ID, the loss repaired. Lyon K athairon, aid
ed BY brisk application Of the brush "a
promote the absorption Of .tbe aaid BY the
scalp. will stop the thineing-oat process
in fourty-eight hosss. Tho roots ffou
Shich the dead flanents were shed will
soon Be re-endewsd With vitality, and q
new growth viii. speedily spring up o.
the denuded places. This work Of ~.
production win 20 on until the damage i
completely repsirsd. and the luxsriant ercF
Of hair thus Produeed viii sever visher o.
fall oss - long - he vitalisisg spplica.
ton ID regularly continued.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09
EAak LAsoR ys. TnE MAsuisarox CT

TARx LAsoR W. TINS WASHINGTON Crry
AND PoISr LooKour r. r. Cove arc
authorised BY an accredited agent Of the
Washington City and Point Lookout Rail
Read Company 10 state. that. 10 the pros.
seus'on Of railroad work in on, county.
the Company does not contemplate inter.
sering With the farm labor Of our section.
having made ample arrangements 10 draw
its isher supplies from another soarce. -
Farmers. therefore. whose hapds may leave
them. in violssion Of their eootracss. for en-
piayuscnt On the road, are invited to eem.
'sanisase With The Coedeesisg Engineer.
Mr.. c Snow. who has been distracted 20
deny employment 10 oil such partiss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

wErrsss's NrncAr Grrsr.-rhe Nay aum-
Der efthissyer welcome monthly Guest ID crowd.
81 sisA sood things from the pens Of the ssoss
popular musical wrisers. .'Don't be Serrowfei
Darling" d really . fne song. The wezds are
by The lsmsstrd Alice Cary mas:e BY the veil
anewa writer 4. J. Abbey. "Ths Du,ehuan'
Lamest aasa ehoras--esasaans badge.
II faa and COED aAtured satire. The ideas ere
ssissaer vslsar nor Gar resshed. bat witty, end
worth is.ghiag ever. The ehildren this meath
hare hsaatifal solo and chorus from tAe 'Si,.
yer Song satisled ''On The Gree Shore"
rhe i.ssrsnsstsl nasic-''Lcsin Palka," b.
A. eorssseirs and "Psser Pipsr Ps,kA" b.
horsee kinhsil. ara q sssal. pleasing and
~eii ssAp;sd 10 shs vanss cfpiAao players
rhs 0sesf 10 eaiy sl.ce pr year. pab,;sAec b.
W W. wais,er, rslede. oais. sreeir.n &C.
p.ss 10 esaS S.ai .or il,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09
e, eoSAEo1o~ y, Nd.

To-. c,.c,xr.ri Ncxssxss. I''
..,; C,orres,ion has done iis xofk 'nd
,,,,,ee Greeley Of New FORK 'sa GOV
rr.rn Of Missouri /. the result. We gave
in another ziaee sketch Of the an.eee0ens
"r,o,h these gentlemen. II will be seen
49,, lie voli.;eal history ofnei'her IS Oh .
.,,,,,c,er 20 commend itself to the aPlf'-
"a, Of Southern men or demoera'.. ~
, -, . regular deu,oer.sie ticket. .'''
.s,,on,L,e chances o.saecss. Nes''so 'ss
n, and Company viii not ot'.ia i 10 %
coming contest 9 democratic '.".. =
;,s, Msrv's ,ssis;en.iy large to g''e .he'
dccsu, .cpulehre. n. however. -
',on,l b. no democratic .isset TO vote 10
,;.l.. vi,hoa. reasonable chances
SUCCESS, thus reducing the issue TO ''s
-, Greeley. then aud in INA. -
~. main LUX o. the democratic "
vi, !. cas-, for Greeley. Th'' !"
.,I.uep. Of the prospective "'o''
:, hi. county in The contingency na 81.
4, ,l.c writer has been "'n'er''e"sa
Gently for bis opinion in regard 70 .ae
;ey or ,upo.isy OF a democratic nom
tom for the presidency under present
.,,a,.,apees. he .skes this occasion u
,,,,, he shall allow himself to be gov
Cd. personally. If not sdi''ri','y :. ., :,
:. chapter Of accidents and inc nc. q
of,he Southern democracy IN 'ni'
ter. hi. present politics bes'nn'. .s ana :,
-, w:,s this si.r qua no"--shs y
redemption Of the South from "''"''
mgr control.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

TN pursuance Of IN order obtained from
l. the Orphans' Court Of St. Mary's
county. We, :he undcrsigned. Admins
traitors Of WIN. Ma,t;ngley, Of wm.. late
Of said county. deceased. win sell ut pub
lie sale. at lis late 9, sidenes in Bedlam
Neck. On
Wednesday, the 18Th Of May,
1872,
&c fair, 10 not. the irss fair day thsrsse.
ter). the personal estate Of said deceased.
consisting Of
HORSES,
HOGS.
CATTLE.
CROP OF WHEAT GROWING,
HOUSEHOLD end KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC..
and oil things sppertaiuing 10 cell
sspeksd farm.
TERMS.-Sans under SO. cash.-
ever that smcsns credit Of tour mcnths,
with approved security.
wM. II. MATTIECLEY,
10. y. MORGAN.
Administrators.
May 9, ls72-es.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09
PART Of GREAT THOMAS,
AID containing
Us acres,
more %. less.

more d! less.
This land Is commonly know, ~ tha
.H"me Farm. having b, en- the rcsid nacf
The late George Goddard. anl devise by
him to Mrs. Mary u ddard. for life. " h
rem linder over to the late Elward Is.
Goddard.
The soil Of this land 10 excellent. and
is ro'cd Tor The Superior quality Ut the
Tobacco grown upon Il. The estate 10
veil wa'ered aid would make 6rst e.ass
stock .arm.
There is . comfortable Dwelling and
good Out-housss up"n this prep .rty. aud
IN abuadance Of Timber fos farm parpo-
scs.
The location is health and ~, nisns.
aud the surrounding estates arc sm NJ
the finest lard, in our county. TIE Ian!
is in u ine state Of cultivation. 10 in I'm,
lie. aud susceptible Of rapid aud porma-
neut improvement.
TER, 8 OF SALE,
- prescribed hy the decree. are Que
hi d Of the purcha money 10 cash. on
the day Of SAL. aud ths balance. 10 equsl
ins ailments. .. Que anl two years ,r q
the deferred payments to b secured
by the ho' d., OF notes. Of the purchaser.
I, seesri,y 10 BE- =. proved by the Trus-
ter. snl TO bear interest fron the day Of
sale.
When all the purchase mooey shall DO
raid, the Trustees viii execute deed 70
tie purchaser. free. clear aud discharged
from Ill claims Of the parties - this suit
and o: those claiming by. from OF uadsr
| them.
ROBERT C. CONES.
JAS 8. DOWNS,
Trustees.
My 9, LETS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

.,p TO AGRICULTURAL s"e'EIifs' '
,;.,.,ure of Maryland. q. its recent 'es-
.,on. appropriated $1,000 to each Of the
county Agricultural Societies OF ffeae,
,;.t carroll, Allegheny. Montgomery and
w..h;,c,ou, and annually thereafter -
. IN Of equal amour, to thai paid into a..
Treasury of each society. State ar Cvup.
~. By it. me~bcrs. provide Il such .um.
hall no. amount to 0v' IT O.. 600 for the
Stale and $500 for. .ath County soeisty.--
I, also proyi,.e ed that when any new socio-
", or any society now organized in any
Sf the eorLties Of the State. shall have
adopted constitution and BY laws. slc". :.
g.. officers. and raised annually, byv .,ap
tlry contributions Of its members auy sun
rf money which shall have zen actuall,
paid into their treasu.. Tor the purpos
Of being distribute. for the promotion o
agricultural knowledge AMI improvement
such County society shall be entitled to re
eeive annually. like sum from the Stat
treasury. provided such sum shall no. ex
coed $500. One society only in eacl
county is to receive the appropriation il
amy one year. Affidavits Of the officers @
the society IS to the sums paid into tn
treasury are required to be fled with tn
Comptroller Of the State.
B.s;4es the appropriation made TO III
agriculture! College. IS. 900 are given /
the State Agricultural Society.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

snd sake h lssserous onss mere - The hope
Of the world"
Goversor Brovn = . nan Of most dsei-
deA character snl isacnsc esesey; and
b<iag nst yea 20 wears ef aesis n the fab
eajsyncss Of III his powers. nens.l and
physical.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

TOBACCO PLANTERS.-The U. s. Com
missioner Of Agriculture in his 1870 report
says: -. J. Turner Co.'s Excelsior, made in
Baltimore, 10 used TO greater extent lin Mary
land and virginia) than all other fertilizers
combined, and has retained the good opinion OF
farmers longer than any other fertilizer. APP
piled at the rate OF $50 lbs. per acre, it has,eus
the maturity Of wheat about 5 days, aud bene-
6ts the succeeding crops Of clover 30 per cent"
May 9Th, ls72-5t.
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fCoNMuxrcArD.


Coxxux,cArxD.
Lecnardtowp. May 7th. 1872.
Messrs. Editors,-As the question has
fteqseasly been asked me. lido Lightning
Rods aSord protection" propose &c an
swer through your columns that they do.
This inquiry would seem strange to those
acquainted with the science Of electricity.
since no scientific man has aser doubted
their utility. To deny their value would
be taking ground against Dr.. Frsnilin.
Sir Humpary Dasy. Faraday. Gardasr
aud host Of the greatest electricians The
world ever produced.
JOHN PALMER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

~ DR.. Livingston. the African trav.
eler. has come 10 life sgain. This b as
least The twsntieth time we have ehroni-
eled the fact. His death viii not be again
published 10 this rarsr vithoss certificate
from some respectable physician or usdcr-
taker.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09
piERcEsPArEyr SCISSORS szARr.

DERcESPA PATENT SCISSORS SRARe.
Il ESkR Handy, UssfA and Prsetical I
IN ncnrnt the sharpess edge CA be Pot On
the duiiess scissors. ''-EssSsri Cssrisr Not
larger than old -fAshis sea h.if dsliar IL auss
The work Of . grindstone. ~ Y. 02ssrser
''if we eoald not &c, another, we would not TAKE
IS Cor urs."-Lisersl Car,ssiss. at has real
merit We have tried it"-TAs As'Asxlst. Mail
man ST., n. Y. D. 4 b. haviag thsir astrasios
and time occupied In other business. oGss The
prssan. N .chi nesy asA some STOCK Of the above
Tor saie, 5siiesiag 10 ws.iA be . warxsasahle in.
veseu,snt 10 any parchaser.
Nay 9, lsf2-st.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

PLANTERS or TOBICCO.-0se han
dred pounds Of "Exce,<ior." manufactured By
J. J. Turner Co. Is quail 90 zoo % 20 pounds
Nay 9Th. is.s-5I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

Darsiss wishing 10 employ tie services q ths
i Ssee.signed - serveyer win addr2,.
GEO. B. DEM
Greet Mills, 2. o., n.
l6assA :ssa Is1:-a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

GCANO.-For Peruvian Gnano the agents
prices for lots Of 50 tons or more are SOL SO
for Chincha Island, and SEQ for Guanape per
ton. gold, and No. Of each kind 10 per ton
less, also gold. For Phosphaies and manu-
featured Fertilizers $50 per ton ID the general
price. The Southern demand for Fertilizers,
which has been considerably better this year
than last, 10 pretty much over for the season,
bot tire IL pretty active business doing just
now with the near trade
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ApNIxisrRArd
Oyphsss' Cesrf Of Saint

OrpAsss' Casrf ef Sains
Aptil %.
nRDERED BY THE
OM sttingiey and 10 2
n MATING.
late Of 81 Nary's county
give the notice required
eds creditors to exhibit
che same be published o1
eessive weeks In the 81 J
Test:
Register Will
.
MOTIF
In Pursuance OF the al
give notice that we have
pbaus' Court OF ST Mary
letters Of administration
Of VIM Mattingley, Of W..
deceased. AL perscns bay
said deceased, are hereby
same with the proper vorc]
TO the subscribers, on or
Nov, 1879, they viii 9TH
ciuded from the benefits 81
persons indebted 20 the do
10 make immediate payne
Nm
10 ,
April -. is1:-sv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

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