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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26

csep csElssk. - IA
Fsrmsrs. generally, have eo@menesd corn plAas-
ewvpmntf nsauy ave nlrsa1y piBhsa tlHear eEisase
erop. ,The scrsasp il eprn in. this epHnsE IN
be larger this year than usual, Whilst nat u 70
hacos Win b lss6iisd 10 abO6t ALI BE esdinAry
a.nnsitv. she rsneraf dissemination among Plan
isra 49, b inessnss shtlf gEaiH and graA pro-
s.en hess.fssr SntII iObGce5 shall command
more rsnunssasiee prices. A . c0nsequencs q
thik Ia trade hsFeip declared rdfisers b abou.
playing cut, the mass a. tobacco planters
Fsstfietisg s6r the present thslr SPsf1tlons q
ths var u tobaceO' raising % oniy such small
los or scattered patches Is they can enrich y
nssivs co.poss O. homemade manures. The
surpriss among thoaghtfal people s. not that
fhis q befnr done now, bat that 4 has not been
aonsI besOrs. oualisy rather than qaaatieY and
better care in tbs ssring ana geasEal ha@nsAge-
haent Of tobacco when Il d being PREPARED foF
market wiz nov be TIE aim OF ought 70 Be of al
l0baeco planters. Il D very prebablss thAteysF
production and inferior production, with the
consequent heavy outlay for city fertilizers. hare
had more 20 do with The PEssept depressed opadk
ton Of the tobacco interest thsa Al Othsr causes
combined. However, this MAY be- The new d.
paEture, whatever is outcome, cannot very vel
result more disastrvssly thaA has the old syStsm
oftobAccO making which b now about 70 Be
abandoned. Al sny f4ts, u Is something 10 get
into q new Foad when an cid enc has been iaiFiy
tried and has been foun6 70 be the road 70 ruin.
The wheat area in Ous coanty this yeaf 10 b.
lieEed 20 be largely IN: excess Of whatit hss
been for many pears past, and swing 20 the
miIdness Of The past winter and 70 other causes,
the wheat prospects Of.ths county st the opening
Of Spring was subject Of general eongsatala-
ton. The prospect nov ID fhr from being fat.
tering. Within the past week. the ay has put
in an appearance in almost every nsighborhOOd
and, lifts ravages are not exaggerated, the llAir
promise Of . large wheat yield this season Or
even q moderate one is doomed 10 disappoint-
asent. Speaking ofthe fly rsmiBds us Of The
Colorado Beg Thee latter pests have, we sup
pose, made up their Internal sahds 70 stay among
u and become natufaIiaed. This ~ u may,
fbet ere asssalting de pOtatOe tops ct this writ.
ing with unparalleled voraeity and ID Numbers
nuItitadinous We feel malignant pleasure in
stating that we have murdered thousands Of
them already ana we think 1--WE could Be cef-
tain that the balance was In he middle oE-weil
lin The middle OF Ore and birthstone, we could
die happy 49, - -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26

e
OUTLOOK, FoRErcs ANp DoSEsTIc.
The Blair resolutions have been re-
ferred TO the Judiciary Committee cfthe
Senate and are likely to stay referred for
some time to cones In tie meanwhile.
The electoral fraud business hes broken
ont in fresh place, The nsanipulafors Of
the Florida Presidential vote. McLin and
Dennis, having come forward with .
confession which 10 reported 10 show
plainly the crooEedness BY which the
' tie or that State was taken from Til
den and given TO Hayes. The river and
barber bill passed the House Of Repre-
sentatives on Tuesday last. II aPprc-
pirates 81 900. 900. Whether the item
for clearing out Bnton's Bay at the
head Of steamboat navigation survived
we have no present means OF knowing.
II was certainly as meritorious IS many
items which were included in the origi-
inal bill. Our people have DR.. Henkle
10 thank for putting the Briton's Bay sP-
preparation in the bill. The war prospect
in Europe is becoming more and more
lowering. Eventhe osthopeful friends
Of peace now admit that the military
preparations which are being made by
England and Russia indicate progress 10
q state Of war. The Russian press are
warning England against the dangerous
game Of intimidation she is playing and
the English are retorting upon Russia
that her grasping ambition is threaten
ing the sacred balance Of power SAFE
guards Of Europe. There has been Q
serious conflict between Russian and
Turkish troops in the Balkans and an
other Turkish insurrection has broken out
m Macedonia. Are these the precur-
sofs Of the coming storm :" We know
not, but il there Is anything in signs or
situations, war between Russia and Eng
land 10 at hand.
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TO Mrs. 8. r. cosrIarx, who departed I'll
lie March tn. 1873.
There L time when souls are brought
By saered links most near;
And each returning day q ffaught
With mem'ries sd and drear.
'Tis when We view the vacant seat,
Ofone we loved now gone, ~
And ponder Ger the converse sweet
That marked our cherished one. III.
The world ne'er dim'd soul 50 pure, :.
3 So free ffom eArtii's alloy, al 49, Z
Blended with frmness 10 endure
A ehild-like love and JOY. sri
An, an around do we behold
Parental power and love,
The Shepherd crowned his preciess fold 2
With blessings from above,
Transpsanted them By bis decree
To d blessed home above,
Wen strive for grace 10 feel and 90, lE
The blow was sent In, love.
For planted by the ''rree Of Liss''
Our loved one ofthis Earth, $50
Now blooms In fragrance soft and sweet
Clad In Celestial birth. t1ss -
! There Faith and Love and Joy replete,
- Perennial in their bloom, esH 1
And twined In fond caress most sweet
And breathe q sweet perfume .,i.--s 5.
There u Asr Hos=e, in Eden's bower,
Her REASONED spirit lives, 80 SIS
Where kindly sunshine thro' Gods power
Eternal glcry gives, s,sr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26

PLASTER.

II is difficult to estimate the value Of
plaster to the farmer. Plaster absorbs
from the air the ammonia, which floats
over the surface, and fixes il in the soil.
The soil along our Atlantic slope is the
best Of ell soils, Tor it Is fed by sea
breeses. which are eternal fertilizers.
Glover is the main-stsy, the chief de-
pendence Of the farmer Is fertilizer;
and therefore the farmer who proposes
10 make his land richer must SOW clo-
YER. Clover viii not grow on . soil
where there Is no srlphuric acid, and
the cheapest application of sulphuric
acid the farmer can make is plaster-a
compound Of sulphufie aeid and lime.
The proper time 20 SOW plaster on
sod land is from January 1ss 20 May
18th; on clover from 18th March to the
lst Of May; on corn, broadcast, when Il
is knee high. directly after replanting.
and If too high SOW from horseback.
with muzzled horse; on wheat II
should be so@n before the wheat Is
sown; in clay. slow soils. / think if ap-
pied in the Spring Il may retard the
Tipening OF wheat aud make il more T.
able to rust.
Plaster at ITS present low price pegs
on al soiis, by absorbing ammonia from
the rain, Snow and atmosphere; but es-
peeially N soils where there = much
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26

WAY ~~%4AenAe@~e~~e~e1s
This body met on Tuesday last, present All
stan, Alvey, Buckler, Parsons and Davis. The
object Of the meeting was TO pass upon all ae-
counts on Gle and TO arrange the pension list for
the levy Of 1873. This business was transacted
by the Board and an adjournment was had until
the sOth instant. All pensioners are entitled to
an orderfor the first quarterly installment on the
LIST day Of Nay. The same win be Issued by the
Clerk, either upon application in person, by Lett
ter or otherwise. Satisfactory proof will be re-
quired that the pensioner s still living, in cases
where the Application il made BY letter, by =
friend Of the pensioner., On Tuesday next The
Board will be engaged In passing upon all ac-
counts remaining for the lazy. The ColleetOss
bonds Of John L. FOxwsll, Joseph +. Cough,
James r. Alvey and Jo&ph W. Mattinely were
fled aud approved, also COnssables bonds Of VIVA.
B. Tenerson, J. L. Milburn, J. I. Cough, q. r.
Mattingly, Wm.H Ford, j. n. Alvey, n. d I'D
wards and Joe. W.sMsttingly. The Board had
under consideration the chang@ Of the lawin ~
gard 10 the Public Reads, Aims HOsss, &C., bat
came to no definite conclusion IN regard To tle
rules and regulations which they are required uh-
der the laws 10 Eaake Coz the governmeht ofthe
same. The matter was postponed for further
consideration. The State Tar, Iea cents On the
hundred dollars, was imposed on the assesable
property Of the county as required By law. %
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vegetable MISTER accompanying. 70 Al.
serbs I'll the ammonia which might 9TH
eruise be lest. Il should Be used free
u II barn-yards. hog pens and compost
heaps. II sbonld Be ground xery fine.
There i great differences In plaster
some plaster il much more valuable
than others.
Plaster af six to seven dollars per
Ton = the cheapest fertilizer : farmer
can mse~-atfe cost of bushel per acre
being some thirty cents.
Plaster acts freely On corn, On cats,
on clover, and - beneficial TO wheat. il
applied before or sown afterthe wheat
10 s0wn.
The affinity Of smmunia for plaster y
20 decided that much Of the ammonia
neaiing IN he siF and seas ahs sarfase
OF The. earth. = sttaehe the soil. BY
the dse Of plaster.
DO farmer can t4 TO do withpa.
plaster. Plaslef s 10 The farmer what
sait 4 in coofi sh Indispensable 80
eessiiy. -. - -, - )
I = THonAs MADDox
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Attention b called to the following rev books
let. 1.-THE History Of the United States from the
discovery Of America to the preseat time" b
Redpath. This book Is dedicated 10 the house
hold an6 the library Of the poor, being especially
Intended for the average American, for the prae-
tical business and labOring man, and supplies a
need long felt among our people. And. The
Great Men Of God, I" containing biographies d
PAtriarchS, Prophets, Kings and Apostles, ssIec-
ted from The works OF eminent divines, with ori-
giial sketches BY VIZ P. Noble, forming 9
concise Bible History and gallery OfsaeEed por-
traits. This book Is admirably written and fur
nishes excellent reading for all whoare religious
~ inclined. sra. New illustrated Family BIZ
bic, containing among other prominent features
q complete concordance, over 1000 ane Scriptu-
raj IIlustrAtions, beautiful Autographs FAmi-
ly Record, very elegant and unique Marriage
Certificate and Photographic Album for sixteen
portraits. These works are sold By Subscription
only, By toe eanvassfng agent for this courty, J.
Forrest Freeman. CommunicAiions addrssssa 10
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tention.
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Whilst The faas Of this Cooperation d hanging
Ere In Inc Courts, its Former president Col
Smsot, Is. making efforts in is behalf before the
national Congress. A few days ago, bs appear
ed before the sab-oOmmittes o. raslwaya and eA-
nals II The House in support q HopN bin No.
l,26s, intrOdncsd BY Gen- Battles, % aid IN the
construction Il the soushern MaEyland Railroad
and fOr ether purposes. This d The TN which
de Secretary Of the Easy reported o. ssusssly,
reeommending naval cOaIiss saaaion en- the S.
Mary's Fivss. Ths bin calls for guassntse u
SIS, 600 per nile, hat p0t 10 Be made untiI the
road . eompiessd and ssady fOF operasioa, Col
smoos showed that she UnEted States Haik and
the eoal Sor ths navy alone win moro thaa pay
she interest On the bonds proposed % Be gussan-
ted, and win give tia governmental qaiek eom-
muniention With EprSblk and other poiats, .
saving osss he present time 81 Eix hOazA and 10
8 hasbor always opsn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26

CLOVER AND PLAsTER.-These twin
renovators of all grain-growing soils are
The subjects Of two papers, recently
contributed by DR.. Thomas Maddox. .
native and former resident of ST. Mary's.
at present Of Washington county in this
State, the FIRST, to the .Hmeriean Farmer,
the other, to, the Hagersforn Mail
Apart from the intrinsic value Of the pa
pers themselves, we have thought that
some ancient readers Of the BEACON
might recognize an old friend in the
writer and be pleased on that account
to hear his views Is to. the best
and cheapest way Of renovating our
partially worn out lands. AT any rate.
the subjects discussed by The DR.. are
liye issues and Of special practical i'm
port nj this moment when all prudent
planters are casting about them to ind
substitutes for the costly and uncertain
ways Of keeping up their lands which
has so long obtained in this section. In
private note to the Editors, DR.. Mad
dox expresses The opinion, that "clovers
and plaster, properly used, would make
the lands Of st. Mary's very produc-
tive" and this, we believe, has been
the experience Of every farmer who.
has tried them and persereredia tie trial.
As an evidence OF the native fertility Of
our sell, the DR.. says s.that some Ely
years ago, Mr.. John Simms, on the Pa
tuxent river, made 1884 bushels ofcorn
on an acre Of land. Mr.. Gerard N.
Causin, Gel. Z. j. Willard and other.
prominent citizens saw the land survey
ed. and the corn gathered. husked and
measured, which was done in our day.
Many people doubted then, and many
doubt now, whether any acre of ground
can make that much corn" Trusting
TO memory, after such long lapse OF
time, DE-. Maddox has fallen into slight
error IN regard to the product OF the
acre referred to. In late enterview
with Mr.. A. +. Fenwick, connection
Of Mr.. Simms and who was present at
the survey and measurement, be in
formed us. that the exact product was
l25 bushels. minus three pints. With
this preface. We submit the two papers
Of DR.. Maddox to she thoughtful con-
sideration of our readers, with the en-
preston Of hope. whether bis SUCCESS
tons Be adopted or not. that they may
have the effect Of inducing our farmers
to change altogether or 10 modify in
great measure the present bsnkrupting
and injurious system Of doctefing their
lands.
From the American Farmer.)
CLOVER.
Every eron of Ornsn ewhanxfn n Ger.
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MAnnYLANn. Sc,

/. IAmss 8. FRANKLIN, Clerk Of the
Court of Appeals Of Maryland. do here
BY certify, that the foregoing IS true
and fun copy or the Act of the Gener-
al Assembly of Maryland Of which il
purports to be . copy, astaken from the
original Law deposited in and belonging
to he Office OF The Court Of Appeals Of
Maryland.
In testimony whereof ] herkunto
g.. subscribe my name - Clerk
It's. and AK the Seal of the said
49, Court of Appeals Of Maryland
this 18th day Of April. 1878.
JAMES 3. FRANKLIN, Clerk OF
the Court Of Appeals Of Maryland.
April g, le78--3t.
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Public Local Law.

PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.

4 tAftts
AN ACT to change . part Of The divid-
ing line between he Fourth and
Fifth Election, District of ST. Mary's
County. ,oa--ha,i, a7sVa a,sat4j
SrcrroN 1. Be Il enaefed b. tse Gem
erGi Assembfy Of .MdFyldad, That that
portion Of the Fourth Election District
OF st. Mary's county lying North Of a
straight line starting som a point al
which the road leading from the Three
Notch Road TO st. Joseph Church,
known as The Forest Hall Road, inter
secls the said Three-Notch Road, run
ming thence North lightweight degrees,
West three and one-half miles, TO the
junction OF Sothorcn's Ron with the
North West branch of Chaptico Bay,
be and the same Is hereby taken from
said Fourth Election Distric. of said
county and added to and included il the
limits of the Fifth Election District Of
said county.
Section Q. .aad Be IL enacted, That
at the time Of the next sitting OF the
Officers Of Registration as provided by
law, Il shall be the duty Of the 0ficer
Of Registration OF The said Fourth Eiec-
ton District TO strike from the list Of
Registered Voters Of the said District
the names Of all voters residing in the
portion Of the said District which Is
hereby included in the said Fifth Dis
trict, and to furnish q list of the said
names to the Officer Of Registratiou Of
the said fifth District, and IT shall be
the duty Of the OfEicer Of Registration
Of the said Fifth District to add the said
names to the list Of registered voters Of
the said Fifth District.
Section 8. .anG Be u enacted, That
this Act shall take effect from the dste
oil its passage.
Approved The 6hh day Of April. 1878.
JOHN LEE CARROLL.
Governor Of Maryland.
FETTER 8. HQBHTZELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
EDWARD LLOYD, F
- President Of the Senate.
sa fs MAINLAND, Sc.
/, JAmEs s. FRANKLIN. Clerk Of the
Court Of Appeals Of Maryland, DO here
by certify, that the aforegoing is full
and true copy taken from the Act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland. o. which
il purports to be copy, - taken from
the. original law deposited in and be-
lonsing to the Office Of the Court Of APP
peals Of Maryland.
In testimony whereof ] hereunto set
(~~>1 nv hand ss Clerk and afix the
Ills. ( Seal of the said Court Of APP
~ peals OF Maryland this 18th
day Of April, 1878.
JAMES s. FRANKLIN, Clerk Of
The Court OF Appeals Of Maryland.
April Is, is7e-st.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26

For April (Repubgished by The Leonard Scott
Publiahing Co., 81 Barclay Street. New Yorkl
contains an uansual amoans 81 lighk Feadisg
he SuriiAl sqlins ID Thias d ebaH1ued and 4n-
otlssr, cAIisa p4An csldisats'f Z eousmsaossa,
end there d. hssidse Q ShnkessaEy or skstsh'
showing how turn q the wheel Of fashion re-
wives an old style and makes ID new again. Sew
sral pagss are dsvotst d hastin's TrapslPtluhs
from Heine, aud there l. also lIsils poem By
Austin DObsOn, ITO kthsl, who wishes she hsa
lived In teaeup-auss q hood and hdop or.whils
shs patch was worn.'" There 10 long and In
sssesting review, with numerous quotations, Of
'Ths Moor and the Loeb, /" By John COlquhoun,
which describes sAlmon-fshing, and The shoos-
ing o. all sorts Of game. Part II. Of ''fhs Storm
in the Rast' Is . discussion Of The events Of The
var, which Esrs rsszpitflEasd laHs ulChth. The
elOsinR araeis' Diseases the prOSability Of the
nesting Of The c9ngrsS.s 4qsgs ~ q
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DIVINE SERVICE.

Methodist Episcopal Church. sabbAsh, APril
18th.
Mount Zion, ii :. =. ssrmOn-MissAksa
views Of happiness.
Sabbath Srhcol at $50 m
ST. Panl's. ep. n Sermen-Hamsn ana SER
decmi.
Eabbath SeAool at 8 p. n.
n. B. QuAf4.riy nesting sahbAsh vssk q
&c. PanPs.
April -, 1879.