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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30
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DIED.

At the reailcnrr ~ its grandmother IN
this district. VAN Duran FOXWEl.l..
infant child Of James an the l.se Elisa
Jones, asea 7 months.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30

TuAxks.-Ow shash ere tsnaeesd
Hon. George vishsss. - ~ Ss.ss. o. .
YanPAAsk sspy Of his able ssd ssAa.s-
i've speech % Sspae Il Csssres kas~s
~ shs Fsrss Bm. 0unsssi u - Essaae
Of Ito Uui,sa s.ssss IL ss,s SN.ylsss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30

~Tbe Coxrier-Jovnd says: IL,
must Be pleasant ,hoashs to Mr.. Robe
son that the tears b he shed over his re-
tirsment from the Cabinet will DO amply
ssfhsisss to Soas any navy sh.s 10 knows
sayshisg about"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30

Arrsnruxsr.-iiis Ezcsllcsey. Gov.
Rs.e. hs appointed Dr.. c. n. Ham
~sa Justice q ina Peace Cor Ca.psi-
&c dissrses 10 place q Chssles Nsdlsy,
- ..,ciy rr,ved from ;aa, district.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30

Tus ILLUSTRATED HuxoRlsr. We have
received the 6rss copy Of q publication bear
ing the shove title. It speaks we'll for il.
self on the start, and aeeds no second
scrutiny to raise N innocent laugh. Its
illustrations are witty snd couic.l. with
out slurs or inusudses on persons or asse.
cations. The reading ,hroughous, selee-
ted and original. is prepared with such
care n to show that . master-haud 10 in
the editorial chsir. The Humorist il
placed q: an exceedingly Low price. CSC
cents q year. } compared with all other H.
Illustrated papers. or even With publica lions
not subjected to this costly item Of print.
ting. Handsome premiums ase offered for
clubs. Published BY +. A. Darling
Fayetteville, N. Y. Send for circular and
specimen copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30

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man. ths ssv Attorney Gssenli. b ed
. sss.s's Hoo. Alssasdsr ssspheas.-
How aces be compare II iusel!esss.l ss..
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30
CONFIRM.

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Monday Of July 4
Of this order Ia
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sive weeks PRIOR I'd
July.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30

TIE KrvssssDs MAaAuxR.-Hans A.
dssssa rssppesrs in the July ''Risersids"
With one Of his Characteristic stories.
1.-THE Candles" The Fourth 10 remem-
bered BY paper 90 John Paul Jones.
and bees sfe remembered By little poem.
and the contributions by Miss Thomas
aud Arthur Gilman. Paul H. Hayne.
the poet. gives another Of his pictures
from Proissart )" Anne Silvernail lets the
little artists 60 Serrying and they bring
home berries and pictures. The Little
Folk Songs" ore as Winning - ever. and
the number is frousea By . large picture
BY barley. from the capital story. "Jack
Of the MILL" Published bv Hurd and
Houshton. New York. S2.50 per gear.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30
GRAND CONCERT.

HlOATES VIRGINIA MINSTRELS
~ vii! give grand
CONCERT
at the Court House, Leon ,riiown, on
FRIDAY. the 18th Of JCLT. 1870.
Admission SO cent,-chillrcn half price.
Doors open at half past seven o'clock. -
For particulars. ser small bills.
June 80, lS70-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30
LICENSED

ID u. EDW ARDS.
N. kuc'ioneer acco1
Laws o! the Unitci Stn''
will attend to the sale Z"
property that NAV he OF
In 81. Nary's county.
Great Mills, i o, =, Ma
June %, is70--tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30

HAS removed his oihce and residence from
IL 40. l, broadway, 10 No. .; n. Euia~
street, Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30

cents per pound. Duty on lead, 10 per
cent. In 1870. Eve bushels Of wheat,
fetching 81 per bushel. will only buy e.
~ pounds ofassorsed shot. Duty on lead.
Al per cent.
In 1860. = female weaver in q New
England cotton-nill earned $3.50 per
week wages. and gord black taifeta silk
SOLD at 81 50 per yard. 1t therefore took
her just twcn,y-foar days TO earn the
price If silk dress Of II yards. DUTY
on silk, 10 per cent. In 1870 the female
weaver earns 81 81 week wages. and
the same kind Of black tafEsta silk costs
IS Per yerd is therefore takes 2s{ days
work to earn the same dress Of I. yards
OF silk. Duty on silk. 50 per cent.
In 1855, under . moderate tariff. u,
price Of PAIR Of men's .tou. booss "a,
81 10; at the present tiuoe. under IN En-.
,r.vsg.ns tariff, the same boots Cos,
| s. so.
The exports Of American manufactured
cotton esois in 1850. under . low tariff,
vere -four s;mes - great - in 1859.
The expert Of wooden fsbrics Of Ams,.
lean make has declined. within the las,
6ssal year. 60 per esat--au~susisR h
the segrssase - bat ei00. 80; vhils
Great Bsisain. ssler free trade, expos,s.l
| in the sane year el2s. 000. 900.
In 1850. A ssd T white A.sseh sss1
| for Is cents . yard . seamasess esruiuu
50 cent day sSsla hsvs busgas o. yssi'
Of 1ssssl for her thrss days q ssse.-
The prise ofths same kisd II Asussl non,
IN 1870, 10 % eests ysTl asl The ss,u.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

The In Crosse Leader amases U.S.
For some time past, it has been balanc.
ing on the Congressional rope, not know
ing what to do, or where to go-one day
copying something handsome about
PRICE, and the next something pretty in
regard to JERRY RusK. (which is Dan.
iel, and which the lioDs?" asked an un.
sophisticated old lady TO the proprietor OF
miserable daub called "Dauie in the
lions den." "You pays your money, and
you takes your choice" was his reply
Well, that was good deal so with the
Leader. For long while no Que seem
ed to know what candidate it was going
TO put on the track. But it's refreshing
TO pick it up now, and see the way il
Iampoons PRICE, and in fact every one
who amt hallooing for RUsK. The new
convert in the camp meeting who wanted
10 kick the old elders out. because they
were too slow, finds melancholy coun
terpsrt in the Leader Of TO day. Chip
peWa Herald.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
The Green Bay and Lake Pepin n. n.

We have omitted saying anything
aboat the prospects of our Green Bay
and Lake Pepin Railway, until the nego
tiations were sufficiently advanced to al
low of definite statement in regard to
them; but we think we can to day say
with considerable confidence that the I'M
mediate building Of tie road may be re.
garded as assured. If the arrangements
which are now in progress, and which W 3
expect will be definitely concluded with.
10 this week, NEE, with no disappoint.
meut, the building of the road here to
New London will at least be provided
for. and will be commenced at once
or as soon as the contracts can be let
therefor.
Further than this general statement,
we are not now permitted to say. We
trust that few days time will put the
enterprise on an assured and solid basis,
aud that we may be able to state that
the success of the whole road, from here
to thu Mississippi, is an accomplished
fact. Green Bay Advocate.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
miscellaneous News Items.

Cornelius Vanderbilt had fifteen child
rem by his first wife, eleven of them
daughters.
Tho French population Of Vermont
numbers Is, 49l persons.
The richest gold mine in California
yielded profit of $40, 600 last year.
Mr.. Seward intends to start on his
journey around the world on the 9th
inst.
About $40, 900 have been raised
for the Stonewall jackson monument
fund.
Elizabeth Csdy Stanton insists that
women shall do all the counting, as the
men don't know how.
Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson is col
letting her magazine articles into a vol.
ume. which will shortly be published.
Census returns indicate that the popu
lation of New York city will be less than
600 600.
The Republicans in Virginia have
nominsted James H. Plat Jr., of Nor.
folk, and Charles II. Porter, of Rich
mond, for re election TO Congress.
Butler. of Tennessee, the alleged
pension grabber, is not carpet Dagger,
but native Southerner, and a Conied
crate warrior with removed disabilities
Grant cuts Fisk, and the Admiral
Las revcDgcd himself by issuing orders
striking Grants name from the free list
on all routes controlled by him. The
President feels very bad about it.
The heat in England this summer
has been three degrees above the average
of the last fifty years. AT Vienna, late
", all the theatres closed on account oil
the excessively hot weather.
The remains of the old National
Ln;elligencer have been removed to New
York, aud now make their appearance
weekly, under the management of Mr.
Delmar. the extraordinary siatistician.
"A journalist who has been spending
e fortnight in the White Mountains says
he has enjoyed himself very much, hav
ing fallen into six rivers, sprained bis az.
kle. skinned his face and neck, and brok.
en- three ribs. the first nine days.
The Northern Pacific Railroad
Company has filed with the Secretary Of
the Interior the first mortgage upon THAR
franchise lands and other property for
SIS, 900, 900 to secure the issue of cor
responding amount of bonds. Twenty
FIVE internal revenue stamps of the vslue
of 5000 each $4,000 are affixed to the
instrument.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

After reading Lutte Taylor's famous
Congressional article. supposed to sup
port Jerry Rusk, most papers that have
noticed it at all, say that Washburn's
chance for denomination is good. Jerry
Rusk is a good bank comptroller-when
no such office exists,-but is not the
man for the With District, so the Leader
left the lack door open.-S. Croir Re-
publican.
As Gen. Washburu has long since an
nounced his determins ton not be a can
didate for Congress this fall, and as Jcr-
nv Rask " is not the man for the Sixth
District " we suggest the name of Judge
Price. He is just The man for the Sixth
District. aud we hope to have the psls-
ure of chroui,Iing bis nominstion and
election.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

PERSONAL.
Henry McCray left US last week fol
La Crosse, where he intends to engage
in business with Sam. Merrick, another
Prescottite. If honesty and square deal
ing can win the prizes of the business
world they will get their share.
&C. S. Dunbar, of Ellsworth passed
through this city last Monday on his way
to Duluth. If the political complex ion
of that burg is democratic Uncle Char.
ley will be in realm of perfect bliss
We wish him good luck.
We received pleasant call from
G. w. Lee, special agent of the Nation.
al Life Insurance Co., of Chicago. He
is selecting local agents to represent bis
company in various localities. w. II
Ii. Clements of this city, has been ap-
pointed TO represent several counties in
this vicinity.
Last Saturday L. P. Harper, of ST
Paul, who is agent for Warmers infalli
bic remedies, gave us business call =
The medicines he is Introducing are said
to be just what is advertised, and moi
barefaced humbugs, as too many patent
medicines are. See advertisement else
where.
III. A. Taylor and Asst. Assessor
Mathews, of Hudson, were in town lasI
Monday. They came via River Falls
Beldenyille, Ellsworth, the Herald Of
fee, Trimbelle and Oak Grove. and de-
parted by way of Clifton. Dey fght'
NIT Rusk, and dere pese no principle in
dose tings.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
SEMI-LOCAL ITEMS.

Osceola has Ladies', out door. evening
festivals.
Eau Clairs celebrates the opening
of the West Wisconsin Railway to that
place to day.
Trains are running regularly from
St. Paul to Duluth. The road will not
be formally opened till the Goth inst.
The Packet City of 81. Paul broke
one of her wheels below this city on
her last trip up. The Mouie McPike
relieved her of the mail md carried it
through the rest of the way.
Tho Duluth Tribune says that two
hundred tons of iron were landed on
Sunday July 81 by the propeller r. q.
CoJwn. for the Northern Pacific rail-
road. and FIVE hundred tons more is ex-
pected to day by the propeller 81. Paul.
The Polk County Press says the
several saw mills on the St. Croix have
shut down for want of hands. Rafting
at Saltwater he's also ceased for the
present. Everybody has gone harvest
ing. Also, that large number of per-
sons are just now rushing TO the St.
Croix Falls Land Office, entering pine
land, and taking Homesteads.
BRO. Jones, of the Hudson Democrat,
takes lively interest in Republican Con.
gressional politics in this District, affect.
ing to believe that Lutte Taylor wants to
90 to Congress, aud also states that
there are three aspirants to that position
in St. Croix County, beside Mr.. Bald
win. Will he "go for" Price, Rusk,
Taylor, or a st. Croix County mani
E2Lsworth Herald.
While Bro. Jones is answering this
question we ask the editor of the Her
aid to name has choice of Congressions
candidates. Does he endorse the senti-
ments of bis correspondent " ST. Croix F"
in his support of Senator Price, OF does
he fail intoline with the La Crosse Leader
in support of the La Crosse candidate,
Gen. Rusk Speak out, brother.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
Just as we expected .

The NATHAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nathan. brother in law of Judge Cardozo,
of New York, was murdered Thursday
night in his room. His head was beat
en- to jelly with ship-carpenter's. tool
known as the "dog." The room was
covered with blood. The servant and
two sons in an adjoining room heard no
noise. The deceased was native of the
United States and aged fifty six. The
Stock exchange, of which Mr.. Nathan
was member, offers $40, 900 reward for
the apprehension of the murderer.
The various rewards offered amount to
nearly $4,000. No clue has been
found to unravel the mystery that sur
rounds this terrible deed. and the muir
dcrer is still at large.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
Local Brerifies.

1<ONesS A@s
Agricultural--ihe " family paper y
this week.
--P caches, melons and great golden
pumpkins are in market here.
Martin Towey Of this city cut and
bound % acres of small grain IA nine
days.
Robbins aud Mstson have re opened
their meat market at their old stand on
Broad street.
The sociable at Judge Howes, Tues.
day evening was an exceedingly pleas
ant affair.
--Steambo atmen inform us that trav.
ell on the Mississippi is much lighter this
season than last.
Malt Seivert is repairing and paint
the Big River Tavern. He will make
the place pleasant resort.
Farmers inform us that the corn
crop in the st. Croix Valley never iudi
Gated better yield than it does this sea.
son.
The walls Of the new court house
are nearly finished, and the masons were
putting the iron grating in the Jail win
dows last Monday.
JAS. A. Smith Las a new express
and delivery wagon. Goods purchased
at bis store he delivers to any part Of
the city, free Of charge.
The Sociable of the Methodist soci.
ETY. will be held at the residence of Mr..
G. Fox, on Monday evening next. A
general invitation is extended.
Wheat is coming 10 lively and
farmers generally show disposition TO
take the present market Price instead Of
holding for rise.
There ought to be post office be-
tween Prescott and River Falls-say in
Pierce Valley. 1t could be supplied
with daily mail by the Prescott and
Hudson Stage.
There is also room for another post
Office between Prescott and Trimbelle.--
1t would be great accommodation and
involved very little expense to the de-
partment. The Ellsworth and Prescott
stage would give them mail three time,
week. Who will make a move in the
matter2
The barn of James WaIsiDgbam.
Esq, of Salem. was struck by lightning
about two weeks since and burned with
its entire contents. A span of horses,
harnesses, wagon, a quantity of grain
and two tons of hay are among the los
ses. 1t was insured for 500
The harvest is nearly done. Last
year about this time it was but little
more than commenced. The propitious
weather has enabled the farmers to push
their work rapidly and they have
cut their grain with comparatively small
expense. Those who have estimated
their expenses tell US the average cost
per acre in this years harvest, will range
from $l,00 to 1928. Last year it cost
between two and three dollars per acre.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

E. B. Armstrong hauled l06 bushels
of wheat at one load with span of
horses, from his place in Clifton, to Geo.
0ill's warehouse in this city, a distance
of five miles. The load weighed $500
pounds. Ed has got q brag team, and
when any one beats this little pull he is
ready TO draw into town lbs bushels at
single load just for fun.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
n Sad Case.

n Sad Case.
We witnessed a sad case Of destitu-
ton and suffering n few days since
Out on the Diamond Bluff road, about
three miles from the city, was an EN- i
grant wagon containing an old gray
headed woman who was crazy, middle
aged woman and her little child of about
two years. They were encamped for a
few days, while the male portion of the
family were harvesting in the vicinity. -
Saturday evening, the child. by some
means, tipped over kettle of boiling
water, scaiding the lower part OF
its body and its logs in fearful man
ncr. The good people near the scene
have lent all possible assis lance to the af
flicted family, but while the child is SO
exposed to the heat of day and the damp
of night, it can hardly be expected tc
to survive. We understand the family
is from Missouri.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
Good Yield.

Mr.. E. N. Redmon of this city in
forms US that the wheat crop on his farm
in Clifton averaged l6 bushels to the
acre, and 81 pounds to the busheI, and
that it was the first of the new crop mar.
keted in Prescott. This is ~ good
yield, and may be taken as fair aver
age of tie crop throughout the county
Some even think the average will be
more than l6 bushels. Mr.. R. evinces hi:
usual energy in being the first in market
with his produce.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
STEAMER pREscoTr.
Try some of WEIGHS little Dora
tobacco, it will please you.
To she S. Genfge SEES

Miss LANCE, who conducts Mrs. Beck
with's Millinery establishment, on Broad
street in this city, is continually re-
ceiSiug new goods of the latest style and
best quality. She invites inspection to
her stock and prices, by all who are
contemplating making purchases in her
line. She sells as low as any othsr deal
er in the city.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
.N,eaf Rig.

We notice our friend Jos. Reichert is
"putting on a good deal of style lately
with his matched team caparisoned in
bran fired new harness. Tue harness is a
very fine one, silver mounted. and was
manufactured by John Anders of this
city. Now get new top carriage, Joe,
and take the LIST premium for matched
carriage team, etc., a! the coming county
fair.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
Tn T'Oscas.

4st n OfCfts
DR.. Noah Barrell, of Geneva, Wis, is
at present in our city and will! remain a
few DAYS at the residence of Mr.. Chas.
Cook. His remedies for scrofula and
throat diseases are well known, and have
been used with great success by the az
flicted. During his stay here he will re
ceive calls from those desiring to consult
him about his remedies and extend to
them such aid as lies in his power to
give Call and get circular, free.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
COUGH NO MORE.

Es.sssak > ll -
WARSER's COUGH BALsAN is healing, softening aud
expeetorating. The extraordinary power il possesses
in Immediately relieving and eventually curing the
most obstinate of coughs, colds, sore throa.,
Bronchitis, Influenza catarrh, h1arseneSs asthma and
consumption almost incre oibe. 80 prompt Is the
relief aud certain its effects in all the above cases. or
any affection OF the.throat and lungs that thousands
of physicians daily prescribing land one am all
say it is the most healing and expectorating medicine
known One bottle always affords relies, aud in most
one bottle effects cure Sold By druggists In
Urge bottles-prce 81. IL Is your own fault II you
still cough and sufer-the baisam will cure.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

Another CHAEGE.-The Hudson
Star and Times is adopting new style
of newspaper tactics. Not long ago
the dear old lady appeared to the world
on Wednesdays with commendable reg
ularity. but the ancient girls constitu-
ton was not strong, and her outside gar.
ment being unusually thin she caught a
severe cold and lost day. Thursday
wasn't good for her health, either, and
with a plaintive moan she announced her
weekly appearance thereafter on Friday
Ito better accommodate the mails, she
said. Oh, what dear, considerable old
old creature. Well, last week she got
tiziky and rolled over into Saturday.
Her internal organs are becoming
badly deranged owing to the large end
promiscuous dose of quack medicines
she has been obliged to take on account
of her patent bowel complaint. By the
use of strong stimulants and the aid of
the Milwaukee Wisconsin, office she may
re appear this week on Friday, rs here
tofore, but we are more inclined to think
that decrepitude and decay are drawing
the old granny's attention to her latter
end, and that she will appear next. on
Sunday morning. filed with biblical lore
and religious miscellany. We look for.
ward to her next advent with great anxi-
ETY. and deep solicitude. "How are the
mighty fallen!"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

Election returns from North Carolina
indicate that the state has gone Demo
cratic by 5000 to 10000 majority. =
Five out of seven districts have elected
Democrats to Congress and the conser-
vative element will be largely in the ma
jority in both branches of the State
Legislature.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

Tie Dunn County News comes to us
this week enlarged to an eight column
sheet. 1t leads off with an able article
strongly advocating the nomination of
Senator Price for Congress. We shall
give lengthy extracts from the article in
our next issue.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
WINE OF LIFE.

The great blood purifier and delicious drink, VAR
RERs VISUM yITB. WINE OF LIFE, is free from any
POISONOUS drugs impurities being prepa red for those
who requrea stimuIant IL is splendid appetizer and
tonic. and the finest thing in the world to purify the
blood 1t is the most pleasant and delicious article
offered to the public, far superior to brandy WINS
Ky wine bitters, or any other article. 1t is more
healthy, aud cheaper Both male and female, old or
young can take the Wine of Life. II is in fact, life
preserver. Those who wish to enjoy guod health and
Wine Of Life 1t is different from anyt hing ever be-
fore IN use. 1t is sold by druggists Also at all re-
spectacle saloons. Price 81 quart bottles