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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

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NOTICE.

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. MllllNERY.e

MRS. FANNY c. BARBER has Just opsa
YNx ed At Mocha aicsvilie q new
NlisBtaesy Sad Fancy store
and engages to furnish Ladies who may visi,
her establishment all articles In her line VI
business as cheap as they can be purchased
else " here in the county.
THE LATEST STYLES OF LADIES' WEAR
ai~ays on hand and al descriptions effash-
ionable
MAyTUAMAKING
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Boarding..

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CLUES.

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four copies Of Blackwood or Of one Review
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

WHEAT SEEDING.
Raw Bone super Phosphate,
MANUFACTURED ~
WALTON. WHANN T. CO..
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
In the culture Of wheat, true economy i'm
plies the use Of such nanurrs as produce the
greatest yield, and at the same time leaves
the land in the hest condition for grass.
Whann's
Raw Bone Super Phosphate
Is exten siveiy used on this important crop,
for the reason that i, fulflls these conditions.
The grass often paying for the Fertilix ger,
leaving the increased yield Of wheat clean
profit. Combining the active qualities Of the
Best Peruvian Guano, with the most lasting
properties of dissolved bone, it is unexcelled
as manure for Wheat. Those farmers who
have used
Whanu's
Raw Bone Super Phosphate
Need no reminder a. to Its worth. Their
continued use Of it year after year is the
strongest argument which can be brought to
prove its merits.
Farmers Who have rot yet used this re-
now ned fer tiliEer are earnestly requested to
buy II.
It's mechanical condition 10 excellent.
especially fitting !, for use with the Drill-0R
For sale by
GRANVILLE I FENWICK,
Leosardtorn, Nd
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United States Hotel,
329, 33l, s. 333 Penn Avenue,
WASHING TON, d.
M. II. BEAN, Prop rietor.
Rates Reduced TO ESQ a Day.

Two keep pace with he times, and meet
i the wishes of the travelling public the
Proprietor has decided to reduce the price
Of beard and room TO $2.So per day and.
Notwithstanding the lev price Q charged b .
intends that the House shall main tai n
the same reputation for comfort and neat
ness and good table. as heretofore.
~ This Eosel 10 within Eve minute.
walk ofthe Capital and principal Railroad
Depots, and eosvenient to the Govern.
ment Departments and Offices.
Street Cars to all parts of the City
snd Georgesswn pass shis aouss every
Ave minutes.
JaA. &C. q.
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While we announce reduction in the
price Of our RAW BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE. we would respectfully re-
present to dealers and farmers that its
standard Of quality has been strictly
maintained. The proportions Of soluble
and precipitated phosphoric Acid. Am
monia and Potash. have never been high
or than they are in the article We are now
selling our customers. This statement
We make as binding guarantee.
PRICE $40 per 1000 pounds.
Packed On good s.reng sacks of 200 lbs
each.
BAUGH d. SONS,
No. 90 South Delapare Are. Phil.
No. 1913 South st., baltimore, Nd.
For sale by
w 4 LOKER. Leonardtopn,
JAS F ABELL, AJelrs Wharf.
Aug 5, 1S75-3m.
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on the River, on
SATURDAY. March 6, 1875, and eve-
cry Tuesday and Saturday thereafter.
Leaving Washington from Fi,zhugh's
wharf. foot of 9th street. at Z o'clock, a
m. Returning will arrive in Washing
ton on Wednesday and Sunday evenings
Leave Washington on Saturday. q m.
for Lconardtown. leave Leonardtown on
Sunday, NJ, at $50. for Washington
w II BYLES,
Captain.
March 1857.
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+. D. A D A N s,
BUILDER aad CONTRACTOR.

THE undersigned is prepared to con.
i tract for BUILDING and REPAIR.
ING in Saint Mary's aud adjoining coun-
les. Al work iptrustedto him will be
doue with despatch and in workmanlike
manner Address.
r d ADAMS,
.# Aechaniesv;lle
st Mays county. Md
Aug Z lss3-sf.
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White Hall ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
LkoNARDTowN, MD.

THE scholastic year consists Of two sessions
i Of Ave months each. Studies will be re-
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Aug 26. ls7s-tfs
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Notice.

"HE undersigned. having engaged
in the
WHEELwRIGHT BUSINESS
at Great Mills, will execute oil orders IN
his line in the quickest and bAs. possible
manner. Having procured 6ue Hearss
and an abundance Of best articles for cof-
fms, his services can be bad at any time
and ut the shortest notice. Satisfsetion
guaranteed.
ALEX MILBURN.
March 5. 1S74-tf.
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Mary Washington-Captain Pritchard, will
leave Pier No. 8, Light street Wharf every
Thursday Night, at IL o'clock, for Patuxent
river direct. far up as Hills Landing. Re
turning viii leav eHilrs Landinpevery Mon
day for Benedict, and leave Benedict every
Tuesday morning at o'clock. for Baltimore,
calling At all the River Landings for passen-
gers and all the landings Ms far down as For
rests Wharf for freight going and return
ing. Freig Thursday only, atNo
Tobacco Warehouse Wharf, up to 4 O'clock
PLANTER-Cspt. Jones will leave Pier 8,
Light Street Wharf, every Saturday and
Wednesday mornings at $50 o'clock, for Fai:
Haven, Plum Point, Governors Run, and
Patnxent River as fhr up as Benedict. Re-
tuning leaves Benedict every Monday and
Thursday mornings. at o'clock, for Balti-
more. Freight received on Tuesdays and
Fridays only, at Pier No. 8, Light Street
Wharf, up TO 4 o'clock.
II FORBES, Superintendent.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
Office No. lls Light Street Wharf.
March Is, lS75-tf.
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For Sale.

T OCUST POSTS for sale. Apply 70
IL s. S ABELL, So. Inigoss' Pes
Ofics. St Mary's county, Nd.
May 8, 1S15-tfs
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THONASA. Witty,
Late ofChapel Point, Nd,
BURGESS & SCOTT.

SkuiT AID eESsRALcouSrRYPR PRODUCE
Co M "a s s ION .Mer chanfs
ls2 W. PRATrSrREKr,
BALTIMORE, ND.
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~ Consignmentsrespectful solicited ani
promptly attended to. Shipping orders care
oily putup.
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River Route /!
THE STEAMER
PILOT BOY!

Having been put H.
complete order. will
resume her trips to
the different landings
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THE CENTENNIAL IN PEN &PENClI

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enables its proprietor 10 spend more money
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envy OF er. il gives more for the money
han any In the world. Its
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
GRANGE DEPARTMENT
CURE FOR CLARION.
AsuccessfnI Remedy.

Mr.. Stephens having called in response
to our suggestions, we are enabled to
transcribe from his note book the follow
ing treatment of Charlton as recommended
two years ago in the columns of the Pic
ayune. MIR. Stephens states that he has
adopted it with unvarying success:
With a sharp instrument make several
missions in the affected part; take bis
tering ointment (hies) which moisten
with coal oil, and make a plaster large
enough to cover the whole sore. Suffer
this to remain until copious suppuration
is produced.
Meanwhile drench the animal with
spoonful of hartshorn in half bottle of
whisky.
Should the swelling not diminish, or
there be no apparent relief, drenching
with the above described mixture may be
repeated thrice within FIVE hours, allow
ing due interval.
Keep the sore well cleaned and apply
coal oil freely.
SuPpuration is the prime desideratum.
BY that means the poison is best ex-
tracted from the system. To insure sup
puration it is customary to use seatons-
strings of cotton or hemp run through
the swelling by means of red hot needle
Lie or / inch iron-irst saturating
them in cantharadin or, if that be not
available, in hartshorn. These seatons
should be left in the flesh with projecting
ends, so that they can be moved slightly
at intervals, thus stimulating suppura-
ton.
This treatment carefully followed has
proved successful in almost every in
stance-often when the animal seemed to
be IN articotlo morris. We believe, from all
we can hear, that it is the best plan thus
far known, and that, in connection with
a stimulated appetite, it will insure the
recovery Of nine animals out of ten which
are stricken with that most fatal of all
stock diseases-the Charlton.
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GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT LINE.
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PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore.

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adjusted. s
Southern merchants are solicited to Patron
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signed for rates:
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Boston.
z Williams, Agent, Providence and New
York Steamship Co., Providence.
james Willis, Agent, lis Chestnut St., Phil
adelphia.
Thos. ". Cough, Agents - snith's Wharf
Baltimore
Also refer to-
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Selma, Ala
James Laudsrdale. Agent West Z. h. Selma,
Ala.
George D. Lawrence, Asst sup't v. & n r.
R., Vicksburg Miss.
b c. Carroll, Agent Central R. r.. Vicks-
GEO. Y0NGE,
Agent Central R. R. 400 B roadway, n. T.
New YoRK, February 9th, 1875.
March 10 f75-4wk
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REGULATOR.
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md can certify its medicinal qualities are por-
eetiy harmless."--BsR. GnKaGs, ~. D., Macon
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