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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WHEAT-Winter, 13G cts@1 s5cts
Spring l22 cts
RYE,-s5@9o
OATS,-50cts
BARLEYT0cts@s0cts
PEAS,-S5cts
BUCK WHEAT-6O0SOcts
BEANS,-S1, ,25@1 1.5O
TIMOTHY SEED-S3, ,50@40o
RAPE SEED-S1.75
FLAX SEED-S1, ,5O@1,75
POTAT0ES-60@
EGGS, per dozen-11@12@cts
BUTTER, per b-12@1Scts
FLOUR. winter, per bl.-S6, ,5o@7.oo
spring-s550, ,a6,00
MEAL. per cwt-S1 40ill1.06
WOOL per 1b-35Ge37c
SALT per 5rl-53.OO
PORK, i00Iive cwt-$GsO0
dressed-$T00@7
BEEF, on foot 1b. "a 5 d
dressed $500 "a 600
SHEEP, per hoad-S300
WHITE FISH, hif brl-$700
BIDESr green-S@9cts
y-iSG920cts
HAY, perton-s@SlO S11.
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n. R.A.FSEE.

1EvELER aud PHOTOGRAPHER. All
- kinis os work ia sh. fire of my business prompt
ky ATTENDED to and warranted TO give satisfaction.
CAMERA 63SCJRt, with which take small
pctsres of tins haes. or ier for dollar dozen
Pk 3te yrapAS taken of all sizes Albums aad Frames
cassautiv h,ni York Street. 13-4.f
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Attachment Notice.

MASITowoC COUNTY
City OF ManitoToc, ! 80
Ii Justices Court.
To Charles Il reugeP: You are hereby notl-
fed that warrant of Attachment has been issued
against you. and your property attached, to satisfy
the demand of j. H. Braniies amounting to Twenty
four and 80 100 doIlals. Now unless you shall APP
near before Don A shore Pol.ce Justice in and for
sad City OF aaritowoc. his Office in said CITY on
the 3Jt day OF 3iai a ,. 1871, at 10 CLOCK IN the
forenoon Judgment viii be rendered against YOU ana
your property sold 10 pay the debt
DateI Tins Sth CAV . sIay, A. D. 1871.
A2+ 3f~riIb J L. BRaNDIES, Plaintiff.
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EHAS. W. WUyTE.
51 MAGn KILN,

1TnIted &tetss Assistant Asses>2r--
IL o Rcs on Ssh Street, First National Bank
Msait1woc. Wisconsin. 1S-1S1v
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nrurylst and azsssfilcc trv. ST., Stree {
l opposite the Past Odice. Is fn;ly provid d
switk cannetc selection os fresh Drugs aud Nedi-
la.s anI oFer> his services especially TO the pHrSI-
az sis Fiiiase and county for the creft and
xcis1tffc preparation of their prescriptions. Is
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#gEz2. SCzHEs @EDEg,

HFEsT EEnr7za at,--EFsyi-ag rozs1eglaseti
VI the business Of Hni. Brown. shall hereafter
onstautIy keen o hand the choicest meats at the
owast rates. A share of pnbc patronage solicited.
- 1917
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RGTH.s HOUSE.

OAr R3ss1. propriefor. 1872 Clinton
stv.,t-oIth si3e.near Union Depot and 81, steam
boat landings, Milwaukee,. Wis Boarding by the
dav or week Warm meals - all hours
l1-55-lY.
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EDS PEI & Ys.EES.

nEAs.E,s Ees Stoves: Tis- Sheet IRON
1 AMI Copperware manufacturer All kinds OF
requiring done. Eighth Street. opposite frib1ne Of
flee. lilly
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By'FElF<, -, PE,EIE

NTDFAHY soy-8E,3C & EsEsg. ESTATE
~ Agent rttaitptYac, Wisconsin VIII hay afd
sell TaaIs ex3usHe Ftsfes. draw Deeds, Mortgages
AMI rontracts. an close Books examine Ac-
counts. Can at J. D. Na-,z'tus Law ohce- lI-3l
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FOR SALE!
The First and best Mill
and Water power in
ManitowOc.

Tuo miles and hall from .iis City on The Mantle
uoc River my newly erected FIGURING Eiif ysitb tbrea
Turbine wheels, sl.ree stories high, ie two lower
Driit oi soae is offered io- srfe - intend 70
pay visIte 70 Germeuy. This establishment is
especially tesraie, - the river il navaahlc up to
the premises and tho nariiroad depot only two miles
below Il or Il, same river, Offering the
pee opportunities fo: te shipments of nanutsctrs
res. thai can be desired. y
For further information apply 70
4-3t CHARLES KLINGuOLT1
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TEE-sGET ani Counselor at law,
"A AMI Notary Public Once. No Axtelrs Block
South Enl Walk .r's Point Bridge, Milwaukee, Wis.
Marine, Bankruptcy, and Land O.fce. 1o-E
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REFagSSTR z.

hR. A. J. s'AgcsEa, Deitist. fti ce
l - in Silersuan's new builjing,' Sth Street,
Mantowoc. Wis
ga Teeth extracted without pain.
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TAKEN UP.

(tan1e into the nclosure of the subscriber on or
~ about tbs 18th day OF April Euo. Horses,
ore Red with white feet, she other dark brown.
The owner is requested to prove property pay charges
and take them away. JOHN GOCIAU.
Cooperstown, April 22d +ST1. 2-3t%
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WEEKLY LETTER LIST.

The following is list of letters remaining in tn
Manitowoc Post Office which have been called for
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ss..zEREgs s. sy'DITE,
Ell. EE. .YE.gzc "a E.SsN,

A TT3IEEYS at E.aw. Maalt0w0c,
IA Wisconsin,. Office Eighth street, over the
First National Bunk jy1963.1
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05

Harrers Razar contains. besides rIctu-e-
patterns. ETC.. zsriety ~ matter al eSpecia
Use an'! interest to the family articles or
health, ,.rsss, ani Housekeeping tp al' it,
hranche. /; its editorial matter is special,
adapted 'n.fhe circle it Is ittendei 20 inter
- and instruct and il has, besides gooi
tories and literary matter OF merit II :.
not surprising that IT,. journal. with sucl
features. las achieved in n short time an
immense Srrccess; for something cf it, kind
Was desired in thousands Of families, ard its
publishers have filled the demand. The
yourg lady who buys a single number al
H.rper's Bazaar is made = subscriber 70,
life.-New York Evening Post.
The Bazaar is excellent. Like all the pc
riodicals which the Harrers publish, it is a.
most ideally well edited. and the class oi
readers for whom it is intended-,he moth
ers and daughters in average families-c.n-
not but profit by its good sense and goo,'
taste. which, We have no doubt, are to-day
making very many homes hopper than they
may have been before the wosnen began ta-
king 'escors in personal and household and
s"oial Management from this good-naiureci
meEior.--The Nation. NY.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
M pTLA ND LTfE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

FFir rro-reS~ % life Insdran-ein fhe Cr-
i'ei States proves ,hi> great ,rnwnius
triumph of MODERN Scisnrs and rliL nlkrc-
uhv ~ he cne nfthe marvellous features ofor-
Snsiai e->a-o-1".
The wisdom Of all acrs has devised moth
'n@ that compares with il. II is sn manifest
y cnr~', ,ha, ii IS difficult to see how an in
'e'licer' man, with proper c-,ncsrn i.r tn
eor,Fort and protection Of his a,afi, can la;l
~ avail hinSelfof rs bc-,nsi,S
Life Insurance leaves ready money 70 set,
| y" estates - advantage. I, will prevent
>icrH"e Of property r MN die in leht. II
= subject 10 ~ tay during life, nor Drrha, :
| ''orr' cHp"nsss after dC,ih. l,is rxernp, hv
w from debt. II Is rapidly hccnr,;rr 4
! rule that ~ rlc7 ~ inst attrit rtrs insure
on' MARYLAND Company eommsn2s itSu'r
- The 'nnhde.sc ard patronage e cur p-o-
ME IN ri parts Of the state Its iircc,,r are
rn"n ~ known integrity aud ability, to When,
he pnhlic NAV look with confidence for n
l'ist and careful supervision Of IFS affairs. II
must he clear to every Intelligent mind thar
1t we would secure the LARGEST prosperiry tn
'ur State and people individually. We mus,
hu,d mp cur Institutions and keep our capt.
a a, home.
Had the FIVE million dollars sen. ont nf the
State annually for Insurance been invested at
home. 1t would krve told favnrably upon orr
'wn wealth and commerce. This is emphat-
'csily oUE COMPANY -gottcu up bv our Rrsr
merchants 10 afford the opportunity for all
~ insure without sendi,c the money on: OF
'nr own State. The affairs of the Company
n.raced with economy.
Such has been our marked success that we
we're able after the second wear 20 dcrlarc
and pay IN CASH as large dividends rs the oT
nt.>T and LARGEST company in the TN i
States. The Company feel greatly cucnnr.
Ged hy the patronage and co-opcration they
ave received, and solicit continuance ot
he same. The laws of trade. commerce.
--lEre>rect and seii-interest cmbine to max,
his the Company for US
Now. dear sirs. Ia view Of all the advaLta-
,s ~ l.l!e Insurance rs an inveSimerr-,he
uncertainty of life-,he strong claims Of Wifi.
IN! children upon husband and Father-thc
uncertainty Of business. and all the ordinary
hrmS of 'nvcstment--iS il uoI the moral lutr
Dfevcry man 10 put something in form TIA,
vii. prevent wart md distress, or trouble ON
The part OF those ne loves
By al! means Insure, and 30 il at once il,
'he Maryiand Company. The officers Of this
Company are:
GEO ? THOMAS, President.
4 X FORD, Secretary.
BOARD Oh DlRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter. Geo II Ililncr,
Alien \ Chapman, Thomas Casslrd, '
Geo I Thomas. William DtvrieS,
Hugh SiS>on. Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods, Jr.
A J MYEES. State Agent.
THE CoNrtNY REFER TO
Judge Mngruler. Judge Fu,d. judge Ma
S,n, Hon Fred stone, Barnes Compton aid
gi.liinT Hf Beacon.
R.s \ j NYEHs, the State Agent. will be
in Loomard;own during the first week of Cour:
:. transact tie usiarre, fIhc company. and
w;lla!soinsuic gro 0ul. Baltimore Gampaa-
its
Aug .. SOFT.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
TIE PfCTOPLlL
Phrcnological Journal,
A FIR>T-GLASS
Family Magazine.

"The Science Of Man and his Improve-
mert, by all the means indicates by Science.
Is the object.
Phrcnoloor Brain and us Func;' on
the Location and Natural I.inc,nge Of the
Organs. with directions for cul,iva,in. and
rest aiming them ald the relations subsi,-
ting between Mind aud Body described.
!ysioSnomy-wilh all the ..S.,ns of
Character, and How to Read TL,n,' is q
special fcatare.
Man. Gust ms, Religions and Modes of Life
IN different Tribes and Nations, viii lie Civ
en-.
rhysio'oGy-TLe Organization. Structure
and Functions Of tn" Human EU,iy; the
Laws Of Lite ard itealtn-what NE shoul,:
Eat aid Drink, How ne should ic Clothed
a:d How TO Excrci .. Sleep sgd Live, in ac,
coTdan e with ilyGicric Principles.
Portraits, Sketches end Bi, graz iics-c
the leading Men and Woweu If III, Worlt
IN all G'par,meIts oi lie, are also spccla
{; aturcs.
Parents and Teachers.--As q guide in cd
eating and training C.i'Gren. this Maga2i:.
has 40 superior, rs il points ou, nil the nc
cu'i r'ies of Cnaractec ana Disposition, and
reGdeTs government and classification not
only possible BIZ: easy.
Much genes al aad useful information on
the leading topics of the day il given, an,
no efforts are spared to maze this the M Us,
interesting and instruct We as we'll as the bes
Pictorial Family Magazine ever published.
Estabished.-Ihe Journal has reached il!
sd Volume. The form is Octave. II ha.
stca,!ily increased in favor during the man,
years it ha. been published, aud was he. el
more popular than at p-escnt.
Ierms.-Mon!hly, at $ year. in adj.
vance. Single numbers, so cents Ciul,
OF Ten or more, 81 each. and an extra copy
to Agent.
Weare offering the most liberal Premiums
!nclose i5 Cents for sam Pie number, Will
rev Pictorial Poster and PROSPECTUS. and .
complete List OF Prcr :ums. address >
s. L. Wells. PpbIisGcr,
$50 broadway, New York.
Nov II. 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
Ii \ RPER'S MAGAZINE
Notices offfe Press.


No m.rc deli htful travels are printed
in tie Erg 'i.h language ihiG APP ear per-
lctualiy in iiarper's Masazre. Tie, are
read with cfuai interest and satisfaction by
boys o! every grade f,om eighteen II eighty
It's S icn'il;c papers, while sufficiently pro-
fund 20 d,maud the attention Of the learn
cd, are yet admirably adaI ted to Tie roru-
lar undertaking. and designed rs much to
diifuse correct Information concerning cur
rent scientific di.Cov,ry as il could lie il il
VAS the o'glr f tie .ScCi,;v for the Dif-
fusion "f ts@fu! Knowledge The great de-
SIN q tlarpcr's is to give corrcct intorma-
iion aEd rational amusement 10 the greet
mass Of the people. There are few intel
! .I-' mt American fau;iii : in which llarIier'S
Magazine would not he IA appreciated and
highly welcomed Guest. There is no month
~ MsgIzire al in ciIi-cn, rcadi'.y ianil,
can less afford t. be without. Many Masa-
I nCs arc accumulated. Harrcr's is edited
There Is TO: a Magazine that is printed which
shows more intelligent lains expended on
lis articles ana mechanical execution. There
i hot a cheaper Macazire published. There
is not, canfc>sedy, 4 more pnru.ar Maga-
zire in the world New England Home
strah
1t is enc Of the wordcrs al iourr alism-
the editorial management Of Harper's.-TL.
Nation, y. Y.
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HtRPER'S BAZAR.

snpr'ensrn; containing ,ur'rrous frtl-
s'zed rsitsrrs uf rgrsn' articles acoornpa
nIex the raf,er every tnrsni-ht
Har"er's razar cor,aius rS fliN re.cs
81 tie s'zr of farper's 'Week'v, priG'cl On
Suferfne caleniered paper, and is publish
ed weekly.
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Harper's Weekly.
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Notices et tie Press.

Notices cf tle Press.
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rlctc in sll thc departments Of an American
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The bcS; publication Of its class in America,
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any Of their numt<E. lis columns coutaia the
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Nov Il 1870
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
House Painting.

- II. CAMPBELL ossrs his services TO the
H. citizens of {. NSTy's county in the ca
pSCi;y y; . HUtGE PAIN TER, and reS;eS.fGl-
y soiCl,S = share Of public SnooUEagement.-
lie Is located in Lsonardtown, where orders
tor his services may l. addressed. lie is Per
mii'ed 10 vVfer 10 the following gentlemen, TOR
v hon he has worked, as to his workmanship,
pTsovs aud general department Col II q :
hcy. T Ralrv, Col II Niles, = Spald-
:, Col George Fortcs and Gcv Combs.
NV. 10, lS1c-SnI
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05

'EN0E ahovs we'll known House has re-
cen;ly been opened ny c. /. barnard
formerly of The American Hotel, WasLinr.
ton. II. G.. aAl has capacity tc accnmmn-
lac over hunArcd people with lod in,
lrd has capnc;"us arl NICELY furnished
om> for families. Connected with q .
il"nsc ais" is q ladies' dining room. Tie
,irictcst ur,!cr is maintained aud accom,no-
iatFu" Se7vt.ts always ut call The utu>v
IS open at all hours. The advantage Of !.
Hotel upon tie plan OF the Sherwood ilous,
=. that the GHest can accommodate the price
y his living to his own wishes. paying cri.
frE what hc gets. The Sherwood House ha,
recently been newly furnished AMI ret;,,r'.
AL, being in central aud business pa.t 81
the civ, offers unuSual Inducements To- tr,-
veilers. A lair trial i. ASKED. and patronasc
rom s.. Mary 5 county solicited.
& - BARNARD.
Agent.
SIt. 70, Ist1 IF.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
N.cms' Transportation Lime
OF
STEAMERS.

~ and after NEDNF.SDA y. June l5in
1870, one o! the Steamers wi!l leave Bal
timoIe f,um their wharf. Pier No. =.
" Light street. foot Of Conway stree. re-
ceivrg Passengers and baggage oaly, every
Wednesday and Frl.y night AT 10 u'ciolf.
.1r fa,uAcut River d.rect, proceeding as f,r
VI ~ Hil'$ Landing.
Returning, WI! leave Hills Loading eve
" Friday morning for Benedict, and leave
Benedic, every Saturday morning at 6 o'clock
day morning At D O'Clock for Baltimore di-
rect: both Steamers calling at all the Land.
incs on the River, ging aud returning. for
Freight and Passengers, aud AT Plum Pvin.
every Saturday and Monday. Tor Baltimore.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday morning
at d Ucluck ior PatuXeDt River, via Plum
Point, proceeding as far up As benedict.
Returning, leave Benedict every Wc,lncs-
day morning at O'Clock for Baltimore. cal
liug at Plum Point going and reru ming.
Leave Baltimore for Plum Point every Fri
day morr:Gg At o'c!yck, returning same
day.
Freight received on Wednesdays aud Fri
days, up to 5 o'cio,h. at No. | Tobacco
Warehouse Wharf f,r all landings on the
River, and on Mondays, n: same Wharf. Tor
Plum Point and all La1dinss ON the River
below Peuedict.
f,eigsit received for Fair Haven daily nj
Tier NJ. s, Light street, foot Of Conway
street.
MI WEENS.
Agent.
Juce %. ls7e--tf.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
COMPI.ET MA n u E. s
nASurAcTuREp pY HrSRv BowsR,
PHILADELPHIA,
MADE FROM

~ y ~.
Packed !" Bags Of 200 lis. each,
'las raised good crcnS oF Wheat. Corn, Osi,
Potatoes. GrlSs. Cotton. Toha, cn and Vc-c-
tables "fall kinds. Farn.rs ,ronH ~. r.cH
To '"q''ire of ne nearest dsGlr in fertilizers a
:" hc results ojiriHsd from TIE usc ot Com
pfrf" Manure. The growing crouS of Wheat.
At this time. freely attest It's virtues.
RECOMMENDED ny
R"oih * Garrett. Chemists. Phna,ls.
Williams y Moss Chemists Phiaia.
{ Elton Hurk. Chemist. New York.
And by all wlo have uSr.: !; up h this time.
We have numerous testimonials II the c,-
fcri that It is an invaluahl" fcrrizer and ,-e
rec"nmc"d highly as top dresser .ov
~ heat and GraaS.
DIXON. .SHARPI.ESS & 30.
SOLE AGENTS,
80 South Water and 10 S,.uth Warves.
PnIAprI rirA.
For Sale ly WM REYNOLDS
:? South Street,
RALTINaLE. MI,
or JOHN CEOOESlANKS
ST INIGox's MI:
hprii >, 1858 -ly.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1871-01-05
Scientific American
FOR 1871.
TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR.

- - =
TWENTY->IX1H YEAR
T'l'fS snies'ii vfekl~. greatly erl~ryed and
u Improved. Is one # TIE un~st ,rv~srl end
interesting journals ever published. Every
rumi IS c u'ifG, Y rrin'ei on fne paaer
nrd ELEGANTLY Il Esir4tci with cri=i.ial enerav-
irGs, u"e>I ating
-Ner L7rsr'i.as N,rs''ir, in E.rigRi-,. MN
4tac'.Tss, GeI.is.rn. Fte.a4r~yIy,
AreL,fsc'ere. Agriculture. EHgt-
v>zTfs1, !S~rpcs oEf -tr'. -.-
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