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cannot be. hcesuse Dr.. Homespan says
Cstarrh eanaos b cared Now. this Dr.,
Honsspsa ID the identical. good-aatursd
old fellow who hoaessly believes snd per-
sisss II declaring that this earth 10 net
rosnd a. spherical. .bss Aas - '.slap-
jaek. and does sos turn over. otherwise
The wsser wosld sll be spilled cut Of Dcs-
COO Bascan's mill pond. but assronomi-
cal science has positively demonstrated
and proven that DR.. Homespaa b wsoag
in sapposing this earth 10 BE- Dat and sta
tiouary. and medical science b daily prov
ing the fact that he u no les mistaken
snd behind the times in regard to the eur
ability Of Catarrh. In short. il has been
positively proven that the world ssoses,
and that medical science 10 proyressise-
the opinion Of Dr.. Hcnesp1n In the con-
tray noswi,hssaaaias. That Dr.. Sass's
Catarrh Remedy viii cure Catarrh. thoa-
sands who have Used ID attest.
rhea hoy Il. and Ne L. In doubt do not stand
Yoa viii 6nd Il In drug stores Ill over The laad
TAIx At 1us ToaIEy.-Evcry ladyi
maid knows that The bevisching beings
who pave their triumphant way wi,h con.
quercd hearts. regard . splendid head o.
hair the most effective Of al womanly incl.
nations. They believe. and they are right.
that they can iasso - many beaux with
the luxuriant ringlsts and glossy brsids -
they can "kill at sight" with their beam.
ing eyes. Hence in their toilet talk
among themselves and with their atten-
dants, the merits Of preparations for the
heir are freely canvasssd. and the latest
result okihis discussion seems 10 be almost
universal adoption Of LroS's KAruAI.ox
- IN article better adapted se prcmose the
growth and beauty Of the .'Chief Glory Of
Woman" than any other ut present before
the world. They say that without irrisa-
ting the skin Of the head it ersdicates dan.
druf. anG that il penetrates below the sar.
face to the roots Of the hair. sndowing them
with new life and vigor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
ST. MARY'S BEACON
LEOyaRDTOwy, ND.
THURSDAY MORNING. Nay 2srd, 1879.

News AND OTuEr TrEws-There is lit
tie Of interest occurring in political quar-
tiers at this time. The Cincinnati move
raent is thought to be gaining strength in
our county and tendency is beginning to
manifest itself among the flo Of the dem
ecraiic party against any nomination by
tue Baltimore Convention and particular
~ against ''straigh. out" nomination -
fhe issue in the primaries here will be
fDr unins,ruc.ed delegates to the State Con-
sention as against delegates committed
sgsins, Greeley and for straight out DEM
ocratic non,ine ton. The call Of our Coun-
~ Central Committee is awaited with in
,erest and will be worded. we presume.
in such terms as 10 authorize democratic
voters TO decide this question for them
selves.
Both Of our railroad lines are progress
sing Westward and amain. Since our
last publication, a considerable working
force has been added to both lines aud the
conviction is gaining ground in our coun-
ty tina. one at least Of the roads in ones
ton will now be built Certain it is, a
heavy amount Of money is being daily
spent. and. though still somewhat skepti-
cal. the writer can scarcely realize that
this money is being spent for nothing. A
months expenditure at present daily rates
will make one railroad at least fixed fact
Large sections, we sec it stated, on both
roads have been put under contract, and,
altogether. the work goes brarely on.
An clubhouse on farm of Mr.. Thos l..
Harrison, in this district. was struck By
lightning on Monday evening last and
consumed. with about fifteen hundred fbs.
Of tobacco. the property Of worthy col
orcd man Of the neighborhood.
The copious rains of Monday evening
last have had the happy effect of bright
ming up vegetation Of all kinds and per
consequence the faces Of all classes Of our
our farmers.
The pressure Of communicated and ad-
vcrtising matter this week upon our COL
umns has forced US to curtail our cdi-
torial space to narrower compass than
we could have wished.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23

OrR Digestion; on, Ny jolly rRiExp's ST.
cREr.-We have JUS, received from the we'll
known publish.r of frst-class Subscription
Books, Geo. NJ .clean, a copy Of his last public.
ton. entitled :Our d iCesion, by the celebrated
author, Die Lewis. Thisjus,ly popular writer
and lecturer on health has done good scrvic to
humanity By his efforts to promote physical ed
ucation, and We gladly welcome any thing fro m
his PEN. We learn from the preface OF the book
befo ~ Us that the author considers il his most
Il" postant work, and we entirely agree with him.
In fact we believe there has long been . need for
just such book As our ''Jo!ly Friends Secret"
and feel sure that the infor nation il contains is
calculated to do grea, and lasting good in the
community. The subjects here treated are real
ly ofvtal importance, and it is passing strans q
that SO little attention has heretofore been aid
by Americans to the simplest rules for ea,ius
and drinking. Dio Lewis, who II EN- .uentl,
practical inculca,es the necessity of bodily exer
else, Of Temperance in eating As well as N drink
ing, Of simplicity in diet Of proper Attention e
the cooking Of victuals, Of fresh ar, Of not over
loading and everlasting the stomach, of SLOW
raastication Of regularity in - ting, and Of 9th.
er means whereby indixesd on and dyspepsis
may; be avoided and conqu red. Thrce-fourth.
Of all the sickness and unb appiness in our midst
has q weak digestion fr its prime cause. and
dy.pysia may almost re considered q national
failing. How easily ;,,is Tan be overcome our
an,hor clearly shows in his usual felcitous chat
II, home-like style. The DOCTOR talks RICH, ia
the heads and he'.rt Of the whole pcople-rich
and poor alike-aId this is the secret Of his
great popularity. The simple reading Of one o,
bio Lewis books will dispel q ft of .'the
blues" ''Our Digestion is simply invalsa5 BE,
and ''Our jolly Friends Secret" which means
long life, health and strength, physical and mo-
raj, is worth many times the price asked for the
volume. This book ought to supcssede Buchan 8
and every other Domestic Medicine ~ house
hold work, for it shows how medicine may be
dispensed With, to q considerable extent, In .
majority Of cases. The book Is issued In splcn-
did style, and contains striking por trait of the
author, on steel, and other 6ne engravings.-
We predict for sour Digestion an immense
sale and lasting popularity, and for the hen~6t
Of all those who may which to secure IN agency,
We give the address Of the publisher in full ::
George Maclean, 533 Sansom street, Phiiade,-
phia.
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Dear Beseca.-rhere are great many
Stranger arriving. BY steamers and 9th
ervise. Ia The arss district Of this eosuty.
I am told that they are commencing -
build several rsilroads. tvo Of them are b
run pasula. Cessmcncing n. or near
Point Lookout. and running through the
rich centre forest portion Of our county.
and terminating At wsshingtou or Balsi-
more. or perhaps both places. At first
starting Of business BY those yisof eonpa-
7ies il looked somewhat ike . game oi
I,,g. but A. the game advances it se:ms
to resume the character Of 1sF. Both silsa
seen, to have bold. skillful players. and q
fellow told INC that there we're two skill
full. practical men. rspreseuting two .,ow-
erful railroad corporations. behind tho cur
tain y.lling the wires. II seems that each
Of those gentlemen vish 10 have the pro
posed road connect. as the upper terminus,
with tie respective roads they represent,
and here's the rub. The thing il getting
lively. Whes large vessels are racing. 4
10 quite prudent for small er.h 70 get oul
Of the way. The fastest horse, the one viii
the best br,som and the moot skillfal rider
generally wins the race. Perhapa this rule
viii apply e. corporations. The longest
pole sweeps tie 'simmoms. There are q
thousand and cue rumors flying about chi,
section as to What the two companies ars
dong, what tn ~ intend to do. and wha,
viii be the final result of their operations.
Everybody is FUN 3psted. and nearly cv.
cry person ha. rent Theory. I :ou,s-
tunes wonder If a ~ Of the prominent
members or officers Of the two. ,snrpora.
sions. rreep'. perhaps. the f'eo hs,m.s,e1
blind the soene. know exactly what they
are doing themselves. or what will be the
final resul. Of their opcr ysions. / have
heard Of people being too much governed
some say that We are TOP much % II
present. and l fear. from present prospects.
that We are to be too much railroadcd.-
After food sometimes com > drought.
Both parties appear to be in e arrest. Each
claim to be the original ia. ,ohs. but il
this matter should turn out be merely
sharp game Of points between two old
rival corporations. merely . tilt for van
tage ground supremacy. and after they
had amused themselves enough. both
should withdraw from the field. I,r the one
who should come of champion. sf.er van
gushing his rival. should qnie,ly with.
draw from the field. wouldn't We poor
couutrymen feel cheap! and cry e'at so1d
again. But hope We arc to have rts.d. bu,
not too much If you please. one at time
will do. Enough is a. good As f,u.st.
Perhaps ifthe rival companies should com.
promise. or join issue and connect this
road with each Of their roads. connect with
Washington and Baltimore, Piedmont and
Cumberland, it might turn out Us we'll in
the end as to pursue the course that they
are now doing. But give US a road and
il you must. give us two. What say you
friend Heacon ? Ihavc known rival steam.
boat companies to buy or sell out each
other. can't rival railroad companies do
the same? and that with becoming disni.
ty! think so.
Your Friend.
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erocesi shoes. hats. clothing. sNia,s
BE-. @ 1sslly eredis.hle to his entsr 7raIe
and d md well calculated 10 sasniy n
quality I'd psice the most fassidious and
exacti~ purchaser I boaghs from sssrh
ofthes epuftments ~ cheap. and in so:ss
instane. st lower figures than / eouN
bare doe in Baltimore. Permit me. -
dies. tsloaggest that your visit 10 this s'or'
will Cd o1ly convince ron ] do mot exas-
gersss. Int repay You in the selections you
viii End from the chssse. simple pattern. to
the dolly Warden" nosorieiy.
Polisics submerged BY railroad talk.
ZAIiiE.
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MEANS WHAT HE SAYS.

Thesgh .'eoo6rnatioos strong - proofs
Of Holy Writ" and h Numerous - the
sands on the sea shore. were produced to
prove that Dr.. Pierce. the proprietor Of
DR.. Saec's Caisrrh Remedy, il in earnest
and sseans what be says, when be offers
$500 reward for any case q Casarrh which
be cannot cure. yet there would be some
skepsies and fcrgies who would continue
to shout, "Hxss6aJ r. "Hsmbus!." 1T
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23

TO TOBACCO PLAyrERS.-Dr. R. p.
Blskisssae, Ailestown, 81. Mary County. writes
April 9Th, 1871. '.Iiaviug used most all Of the
various fertiliae-s ofTe:ed for sale, see nss
none Bat Gke a. Exeeiasr.'' II pays well on To-
hacco.and Cora, and every variety Of Vegetables.
10 makes soites and prestier Tobacco thaa Pc
ruvian Guano, and the Tobacco can be stripped
and conditionsS for market when the season q
too slight for hasdiing Tobacco grswn by Pc
ruvian Guano. Ny opinion il, that kxcelsios
starts the young plants growing much sooner,
and keeps them growing In dry weather. while
the Peruvian oniy acts when the season Is favor
able" See J. j. Turner Co.'S advertisement
in this paper.--Nay ., is12-5t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADxINiSTkATRtX'S NOTICE.
0.YAms Cssss u Ssist Nary. County, Set -
May 81, 1879.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Jane A
~ Shoemaker, adminisir,arix Of Vim Blair,
late Of ~ Mays county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required By Law to the decess-
eds creditors 10 exhibit their claims, and that
the same be published once q week for six soc
cessivs weeks N the 81 Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JSMss T N RALxv,
Register Wills for ST Nary's county.
NOTfcE.
In pursuance ofthe abote order, hereby
give notice that havs cbsained from the Or
phans' Court Of 81. Mays county, Maryland /,
letters ofadninstration on the personal estate OF
VIM Blair, late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said de-
CEASED are hereby notified TO exhibit the same
with the proper -oachers attached thereto. TO
the subseribes, on or before the 2sth day OF Nov
1874, they viii otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefits 81 the said estate. All persons
indebted 20 the deceased are requested 10 make
iutmediAte payment 70 the Subscriber.
lane A SHOEMAKER,
! AdminnirauiI.
may .. ls1,-sv.
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WANTED AGENTS!
OUR DIGESTION;
OR, NY
J0llYFRiEN O'S SECRET
Dio Lewis Last q Greatest Work

An this authors books have had large sales,
and this. his most important work, Is sure Of an
i"sss<~se rsai IL meets popular demand, oil
being alike interested In the vital subjects Of
which il treats. The book Is low-psiced and
practical. and 90 will suit aiI classes Who
among rs have not suffered from the effects of
indigestion How many ofus have not had ..the
bluesr' Buy this work and save yourself .
world Of troublc-dyspepsia, billiousness, ke.,
and all their attendant evils. A splendid chance
for agents, who should apply. At once and get
illustrated circular, terms. ic.. free. Addrsss
GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, 100 SAMSON Si..
Philadelphia.
may -, ls.2s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23

rORAcc0 PLAyrERS.-Thirteen years
experience in growing Tobacco in Maryland has
convinced the most skepticai that ''Excelsior, :"
manufactured by J. J. Turner Co., has no
competition for growing and maturing TOba Co.
Mar sth, lss2-Si.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

wHEAT.-The receipts Of wheat during the
past week have been very light and the market
has been strong, and sales Of choice have been
made at cents sdvauce over last week, Trans
actioss have beeu limited. aud We have to report
sales Of but 900 Southern white at 2Is6,2ss
cents for good 10 prime. and ,Ooo Western do.
at ?2O(G233 cents, latter for choice. OF red the
sales were !, 500 bushels Southern at 2o5ta $50
cents for inferior to prime 800 Pennsy vania at
go cent?; 400 Western amber At go cents, and
1900 pennsylvania on private terms The
market to-day may be written dull with prices
a little of.
CORN The market for Corn this week oren-
Cd strong and prices advanced 5Ea cents for
both white and yellow until to-day, when II
ruled dlil and heavy, and prices were 2 to
cents lowtT. The receipts have increased, aver
aging for the last few DAYS "a, 600 bushels per
day. The salos foot up leo, 900 bushels, As fol-
lows: Of Southern 81, 900 white at soGGss
cents, II, 500 yellow at 12(as1s cents and 2 600
mixed at 72t 80 cents. Of Western mixed thu
sales were IL 000 bushels TO arrive on private
terms, and 5 900 in Elevator a, abort 20 cents.
We quote to- lay Southern at s0ETsa cents 70.
white, AMI ~ .;74 cents for yellow. and ".
tern 7lG'2 { .lts for yellow and 20 cents ;or
mixed.
OATS.-The market for Oats ruled eu,l and
declined at the ,'penng Of the week. hui prices
have advanced from 4fG5 cents fryn lo~~s,
point and We no 1, the market firm the close
The receipts have fecn free mostly ~, es,ern And
sales hare been abou. 20, 600 bushels as follows:
$4,000 Western mixed at 5ots,,s; cents !: 4. ooo
do. bright at 34tajH6 cents, aud ,. 900 lish,
Southern a. 5000 cents.
RiE.-lle receirt Of Rye was light, m,
sales have not exceeGed GOO bushels In lot, a
irom ssts, cents per 'Soshel as to quality =
We note. the market fr,n.
TOBACCO.-Owi..g to the continued dr.
weather farmers aro Unable to pack their To
bacv', and inspect Jns Of Lcafiast week were bu
$50 hhds.. 300 los than the week previous.
IT, market Is 5.ra with good Dc ,nand. w
ote sales OF 2o) ahds. Maryland r.nd BOG hhds
ohio for Brera ea and Duisburg full prices
In Virginia ord Kentucky but little Is doing
but we mott held 4rm. The exports for IN
week wers 9l7 hi'ds. for Havr, and ICE 10. 70
Liverpool. Weq,,ote prices to-day ~ follows
VII
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TOBACCO PLAyrERS.-The Z. S. Co

TOBACCO PLiNTERS.-The Z. S. Com
missioner Of Agriculture in his 1870 repor,
saws: -. ]. Turner L Co.'S Excelsior. made in
Baltimore, Is used TO greater extent Gin Mary
fiand and yfrginisl than all other fertilizers
combined, and has retained the good opinion o.
arners longer than any other fertilizer. APP
Piled at the rate of $50 Us per acre, il has;ens
the maturity Of wheat about 5 days. and bene-
iss tie succeeding crops Of clover ~ pr cent "
May sth, lsss--st-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
JEESlS.

PLANTERS or TORfccO.-Ope hum.
drcd pounds Of Excelsior" manufactured by
J.J. Turner Co., is quail to 200 ,osoo pounds
Of any other fertilizer offered for that CROP
May 9th, ls72-5t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23

G sntisfaefica which
k.re, during TIE last
% receive BOARD
., June LIST to Sep
] be for grown pr
/. nug-ses and ehildrcu
q 50 cts. TO 81.
hhiug, bathing, OF
nv farm.
100 yards from the
home lawn extends
veil ventilated.
river In abundance,
aier, and ice house
aking oil " no nay
age. Address,
I.AkISTUNE,
Milestown,
iGy's county, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23

TOBACCO PL1STERS.-De no, jeopar-
die your crops this year by using Hn;riea fer
tilizers. The Excelsior" Manufactured BY j.
J. Turne. & Co., has been Ased successfully the
past sAirsees gears, asS IL 10 tie tsa.-May 9Th,
lss?--5s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23

, STRAWBERRY FEsrivAL.-At Half Pcs.'
on Tuesday, 18Th Nay, inst, for the beneh' o.
81. Andrsw's Parsossge. Efravberries, eEaes,
oysters, etc., In apuuJauce.
May 2srd, lsS5.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
4|la SUM- ~ =; : a' ss'''''
THE HOT SEASON.

ENCOURAGED BY d
IL my place seemed 70 .
two Summers, ! propose
Frs the preseat season fro
temhef LIST.
Ny terms this season vii
sons $3.50 per day, and 70
from 2 to IS years old, fro
NJ charge for sailing,
use Of any fruit grown on
Ny Dwelling sits back
Potomac River, and . han
TO The waters edge.
Ny rooms ere large and
With the iaxuries of the
with delicious fruias 6es y
well filed, ] feel SUR Of pl.
favor me with their patrol
DR.. r p b
S,S
may ., is..--3m.
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DIED.

Attic residence Of her husband In this village
on Friday, The 10th instant, FROM injuries re-
eeived from . coal oil explosion, after . linger-
ing illness, Mrs. SOPHIA MATTINGLEY, wifc
Of Joseph Ma,tingley, aged abou, 10 years
May she rest In peace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23

TOBACCO PLANTERS.-rset the EXCEL
sior'' Gusno, manufactured by J. J. Turner L
Co.. nyou wish to grow large crops. loo pounds
Of II Is equal TO 200 TO 300 pounds Of any Other
fertilizer-May 8, lS.2-5t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23

GCANo.-For Pert visn Guano the agents
prices for lots Of 80 ts or more are SCI. so
for Chinchs Island, n Il $50 for Guanape per
ton. gold, and No. {: Of sch kind 10 per ton
ss, also gold. For I'liosphafes and manu-
price. The Southern d.. land for Fertilizers,
which has been considers ~ better this year
than last, Is pretty much over for the season,
but thre Is pretty ncti,v business doing jus,
now with the near trade
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30 HAyCs

capaes. = kary's o., ksrea 9. -.
Ge1e - tried ''Dorsey's Tobacco C...
pound last year assak side Of Prfus ian C;raas
could zee no difisrvhcc In esther. ,,cr., - ).
The Compeaad made NO ground leaves Viii.
he Peruvian did.
Yours Truly,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
JNO Z FAIR.
OsSrsn, 8 Nary

Cssrsa, 81 ksry's Co., kayrA is, =,
Gents In reply to your inquiry I will ga,
that the Compound Was USED by nv ,,,.,:
along SIDE Of other fertilixers The Compo,,S
started the Tobacco more quickly, and "a. q,
ahead Ut the other Sertihsers. The leaves .re.
thicker And larger and curing we'll.
Yours Truly,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
FOR 50

7 WILL eel my farm CT
i Aedley's Neck, ~ prieai.
and particulars. Apply 70 ne
letter, Leooard;ewa. Nd.
GE0i
may -, iss3--fS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
T J STONE,
Cairerf Ceasiv, Nj. Pa % -,

Gents Il used On NV Tobacco YOUR Cana,
pound BY the side Of other No. Fertilizer. ~,
preference vas clearly in favor Of the Comm. NJ
and 90 declared by all that saw il. The r..
bacro where the Compound was used being verv
lsafy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
DO RS EY'S
TOBACCO coMp1uNl
PREPARED EIPEESSLy
TOBACCO CROP
IT STEAK ) FoRiTsEIft
Rsod tie Csnitieases Of Iiaa,.r, !, N,
Frice { 50 per Ton.
pos SAiE NJ
A NEEDHAk& SONS.
II: L;sh Street Wharf
BILTlkoer


~~'se'' e~- 10. -, Z.
Gents - used the Compound las, s,.,. a
nv Tohscco. ] sskc pleasure In stating 80
consider Il . valssble fertilizer. iusri;,.
rate Of ESQ fhs. to the acre noswi,hs,.,S;.. ~.
excessive drosRhs IL produced . 6se crcc -.
without hcxisaiioa Fecommena this f.r,i;,.s !.
planters as . No. I robscco Compound. 10,
.sed 10 oa nv PeseA rrs and il acted In, :
charm.
r~~->
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
J " PETERSON

PSrf RcPsl'ie, Cairsrt Co., M, Fee r, -.
nis:-l have used Dorsey . rohscrc Cor.
pound on my Tobacco crop. Il acted 6p,',
shall make more Tobacco from !, than f,.,,,
any frsiiliReS that have ever used.
Respectfully.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
RICHARD BLryr.

Cove Psint, Calvert Co., Nd, Fe', u, 80.
Gents - have used "Dor.ey's To- aeco CON.
pound, II aried extremely well al though the
season was very dry have bcru using Peru
Wan G"ano, but the Compound s.~mcd TO nc, as
we'll - IL.
Yours Respectfully
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23

81 Leonard's, Caivr ( Co.. Feb &c, -.
Gen,s:-I used "DV.sr,'s Tobacco Com.
pound" on Toba Gro last. wear M rate $50 NJ.
per acre, On land tha, b al been in Tobacco ,hrc.
successive years and made the finest crop in
quantity and o.'ali'v tha, ever raised.
Yours Especially.
T. n Tt-pSER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
Yours Truly,
STERLING SMITH.

Port Republic, Calver, Co., Nd, Feb u, ~.
Genis ~ have used great variety Of Ferti-
iizers during past years, but have made hea,.
Ter crop u Tobacco from the use Of "Dorsey's
Tobacco Compound than ever raised on the
same amount Of land. ! used Il at the rate Of
$50 TO 200 lbs. per acre broadcast.
Yours Respectfully,
A. N. TALBOT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-23
A. II. TALBOT

St. Leousrd's, Nd, Feb I, 1879.
Gents in answer to your inquiry. will
say that have used the "Dorsry Tobacco Com
pound" alongside oftwo frst-ciass Fertilizers:
Il was much superior TO both. II 10 the mos,
reliable fertilizer have ever used, and consider
II equal TO Peruvian Guano.
Yours, &c,
J. J. BLACKBURN.
May 2srd, Is13-3m.