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CHRISTMAS GOODS!

CHRISTMAS GOODS!
AUGUST THEOPIIIL, BROADWAY,
Has just received Il Full, New Stock Of
TOYS, KAIsINS, ORANGES, LEMONS,
&C, for Christmas purposes. lie has, also,
CANDIES and CAKES, of his own manu-
facturc, which he will sell CHEAPER than
they can he bought anywhere else in Frost
burg. STICK CANDY, 25 CENTS PER
POUND Call and see. Dec Sit
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Seamless Grain Sacks, e. SO per dorm
"CH!.,P $40 II.
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We take pleasure in inlroducip~ to our
readers this week a new contributes. To the
.journa'-a talented Virginia lm,lv. Her
poem, Only Old Letters" will, probably.
recall to many minds the emotions of,cn
frl, in review Of these cpistolary relies
A diversity of characlrr, sit .tation AMI 10
cation, makes Il diversity Of feeling viii
respect to whatever of treasured interest
addresses us personally. ii may I've, from the
graves of lost friends. The general result
can scarcely vary, for mono are entirely in
sensible to the melancholy lessons of the
pasI. The poem, however, with its plain,
,lr>ste, una."eci ed diction, displays the girl
hood of its auticr; bat the cXuitant, hope
III spirit, common t" that period, l. swectly
tempered By the moral which she draws.
That that memory alone is precious and
profitable which incitcs to tine higher life of
~ lion an usefulness
The poem derive additional interest from
III, fac, That the gif,cd youns author is u
.s.,:. & % I.rc.:Gptg.
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An Illinois paper edited by Mr..
Steel, says IA printer last week
proposed to go in partnership with
us. His name was Doolittle. The
firm name would sound very bad,
either way you put it-Steel & Doc
little, or DooIittle & Steel. We cant
ioin. One of us would be in the
poor house and the other in the pom.
itentiary."
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Dry Goods Boxes, cap.
H.. .TZEl.L & Go.
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The Reading Pa) Times ola recent
date announces that it has been definitely
decided to build ten new iron furnaces on
the banks of the Schuylkill,'i that city, UNI
der auspices of the Southern Pennsylvania
Iron and Railroad Company, aided by the
Reading Railroad Company.
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Young Ladies, wishing 10 give their
'feilers' a Christmas Present viii receive
x,lvicc. gratis, l'y ealing y. the
"CHMAP STONE"
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New lot of PAPER Co!;.rs, Pocket Book
Pipes, tobacco, &c, 1T G. Ii. WAIKgR's
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE!

1VN y TIViN FUN SHLEs
The subscriber will offer, at private sale,
about
ONE HUNDRED TJNN LOTS.
situated ut the west I'D of Frost,urg, and
on the south sid. of the National Road,
and known rs TUE BORDEN MINING
CoMpASY's ADDITIoN' to said town.
Parties desiring to purchase any of these
lots can 20 So by calling upon James ID.
Armstrong, who is fully authorized to sell
or contract f,r the same, and who is ready,
at any t:.nc, to exhibit plats, or point the lp.s
on. Oh the ground A. G. GREENE,
Ag't Borden Mining Company
Frostburg, Nov. %, lS1l-3t*
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A very fine assortment Of Confcctioncries
for sale al SPILLS. Best Cigars, too. 8
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Little Faroritc' Cigars-only 5 cents.
.IonS HlTcHIss is the sole Agent for the
A:lc of this Cigar in FrostburS. no
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At an early hour Wednesday morn
ing Major j. w. Hooper died at bis
residence in Grafton, w. Va, after
a protracted illness. Mr.. Hooper
was extensively known as a hotel
keeper. He was proprietor of the
Grafton House. at Grafton, and also,
in connection with his con, of the
Revere House, in Cumberland. lie
was highly esteemed and his ,leceasc
will be greatly regretted by many
friends and acquaintances.
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tE Nosr is tie time to nd,crtise your
Holiday Goods.
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EDYI CATO Al!

EDyCATl0N AL!
4 NY ONE desiring to take lessons IN
n German, French, Music and Elocn-
ton, can do 50 by apr!yinS to the under
signed.
TERMS REASONABLE.
MISS FLORENCE GEART.
Prin Female Dept, Frostburg Pub. School.
Oct 2l-tf
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New Advertisements.
THE LADIES

THE. LADIES'
OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
OF Frostburg, will give
Public Entertain ment In
Wildcrnmns Hall, on Broadway, commcnc-
ing on THURSDAY EVENING, 14TH
INST, consisting of CHAltADES, TAB
LEAUX, VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC. CO Doors open at I o'clock. 1t
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FURNITURE HOUSE.

7lIIE undcrs; gncd respectfully amour
l. ces to the citizens Of Fro>tburg and
vicinity. that no is prepared to furnish
the public with
ALL KINDS OF RNITC RE,
AT REASON ABLE PRICES.
70 this business he has recently added
UNDERTAKING.: La.iny just obtained
q NEW and SPLENDID HEAEsE. Cali on
FRED. GROSS,
Nov lily Main Street.
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Slightly sarcastic was the clergy
man who paused and addressed a
man coming into church after the
sermon had begun with the re-
mark, "Glad to see you sir I; come
in; always glad to see those here late
who can't come early" And de-
cidedly sclf-posscsscd was the man
thus addressed in the presence of
an astonished congregation, as he
responded Thank you. would you
favor me with the text :"
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SOMETHING WORTH REMEMnERINc.-
The London Lancet, excellent au-
thority, gives the following recipe
for the cure Of bone felon: As soon
as tho disease is felt, put directly
over the spot fly blister about tho
size of your thumb nail, and let it
remain for six hours, at the expira-
ton Of which time, directly under
the surface Of the blister. may be
seen the felon, which can be instant
ly taken out with the point Of nee
| die or q lancet.
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4 10, of Old papers !or sale st this Office
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The great reason why the lRONSlDES
COOK STOVE is the hest, it has the larg-
~, Oven it boils quicker, and hakcs better
t,.nn amy other Stove in market. Good for
wood or coal Sold only by +. JOHNSON.
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Ask your Grocer for J. $. D.lwori;l Il Co.,
pare Roasted Coffee. ri
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A an instance of the intense cold prcva-
len, in this region in the early part of Tie
week, it is reported to US that miner, in
going to his work in Midlothian mines. on
Tuesday morning, had his ears so badly
frozen, that, stopping on the way to warm,
from slig:l; rubbing ly his hands, they
oy-,,,,,,.fI D7'
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rRosrBIrRG. DECEMBER ., 1871.
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60 TO W. Il. STILLS for Toys, if You want
something nee He keeps Jcwcl"y, also. .
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The New York Herald tells q
charming story Of the vagaries com
mitted by the reporters table at
Plymouth Church. At times this ia
bic assumed almost a salutatory ear
nestncss, curiously corresponded
with the outflow of the currents of
Beccher theology. Whenever the
preacher made an effective perora-
ton he thrilled the table as we'll as
his hearers, while in seasons ofmere-
ly ordinary interest tho table had
scarcely a pcrceptible motion,
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Tribute of Respect.

Sc. Subscribe for the Journal.
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The Board of County Commissioners,
elected at the late election. met on Tues
DAY last, an! organized. Gro A. TnHu>-
TON, of Cumberland, had previously been
elected as Attorney, and DAWSON ARM
rrEoSG, of this place. as Clerk.
The best and cheapest Pictures are made
Al FonNAN's New Gallery, on Broadway
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Jou& IIlrcuINs keeps a large stock Of
Fancy Goods. Call and examine. nd
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sponsibiIity for bad appointments
upon those who recommend improp-
or persons for office co tire appoint
ing power. He refers to the com
mission appointed under the act Of
Congress Of March 81, 1871. to oe-
wise regulations for the reform Of
the civil service, and promises to
give to the experiment fair trial.
Taken as whole, the message is
of moderate length, simple ard I'M
prctentious in it's style.
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service with the ordinary postal ser
vice of the country is urged upon
the favorable consideration Of Con
gress as recommended by the Post
master General. The revenues OF
The department continue to improve.
The measures taken for the en-.
forcement of the Ku-klux law are
next reviewed The proclamation
of October II, is justified upon the
ground that the requirements of the
proclamation of October II, requir
ing the members of unlawful comb
nations within five days to surren'
der "all their arms. ammunition, uni
forms, DISCUSSES, and other means
and implements used by them for
carrying out their unlawful purpo
sea" had not lecn complied with.
The suppression of rolysamy in
Utah, with a provision for the legiti
IMITATION of "innocent children" mp
to a certain date, is snggcsted-the
latter only "as a suggestion, not a
recommendation
The "pcacc policy heretofore
adopted 10y the administration with
reference to the Indians. is recon.
me ,,lcI to bc adhered tn. "not only
becaus, it is humane. Christian-ikt
and ccono. nical, but because it is
right"
Political amnesty is recommended
upon the ground. apparently, that
no good comes from excluding Il
particular class Of mcn from Office
because they had violated their oath
to support the constitution, while
thousands who would have done 80
hal they been in the same position
are admitted to be eligible. 1t is
added, 81! there are any great Grim
inals distinguished above all others
for the part they took in opposition
to the government, they might, in
the Judgement of Congress, be ex-
cluded from sncn amnesty" Re-
greet is expressed that the old citi-
zens of til S,'nthern States should
not take II more prominent part in
public affairs.
In conclusion. the President de-
clarcs himself in favor ,,uf such civil
service reform Us will visit the re.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-24
FRENCH POSSESSION.

In 1910, Jean Talon, tie French Intendant
OF Canada bold, enterprising man, set on
foot scheme for discovering and occupying
the interior OF the continent controlling the
lakes and rivers, which we're its only highways;
and securing 1t for France against all other
nations. The first thing to be done OF course
was exploration. Talon therefore ordered
Daumont de st. Lusson to search for copper
mines on Lake Superior, and at the came time
to take formal possession of the whole coun-
try for the French KING. In the spring OF
1871 st. Lusson had assembled at Saul Ste
Marie Chen Jesuit MissoA) party OF ff-
teen Frenchmen. including his interpreter Per-
rot, and Louis Joliet and the Indians thronged
there from their wintering grounds, until four
teen tribes or their representatives were as-
sembled.
Parkman's Discovery OF the Great West"
gives striking picture o. che ceremony of
ed in It's gasconsding terms pretty much all
outdoors, so far rs tho 'anadas and the great
Northwest were concerned. We copy the fol
lowing:
At the loot Of the rapids was the village Of
the Saunteurs. above the village was hill, and
hard by stood the fort Of the Jesuits. On the
morning of the fourteenth of June. St Lusson
led his followers to the top OF the hill al fully
equipped and under arms. Here, too, In the
vestments of their priestly Office were four
Jesuitsl-Clau1e Dablon, Superior OF the Mis-
sons Of the Lakes, Gabriel Druilletee, Claude
Aloues, and Louis Andre. All around, the
great throng OF Indians stood, or crouched, or
reclined at length, with eyes aud ears in ent
A large cross Of wood had been made resiy.-
Dabon in solemn form. pronoun ED his bles-
sing on it end then it was reared and planted
IN the ground, while the freedmen, uncover
ed, sang the VeziHa Regis. Then post OF
cedar was plated beside it, WITH a metal plate
attached, engrsven with the royal ar ms; while
st. Lussons followers sang the RLaadiat and
one OF the Jesuits uttered prayer for the
King. st. Lusson DOW advanced, and, holding
his sword in one hand, AMI raising in the other
q sod of earth, proclaimed IN loud voice.
"In the name OF the Mos. High, Mighty,
and Redoubted Monarch, Louis, Fourteenth OF
that name. Most Christian King OF France anu
OF Navarro, I take possession of thus place,
Sainte Maris du Saut, as also OF Lakes Huron
and Superior. the Island Of Msnatoulin, and
ali countries. rivers, lakes, and str AIDS cou-
hguous aud adjacent thereunto; both tboss
which have been discovered and those which
may be discovered hereafter, in all their length
and breadth, bounded on the one side by the
seas OF the Nor h aud the West, aud on the
other by tho South Sea declaring to the ma
tons thereof that from thus time forth they
are vasssis of his Majesty. oound TO obey h,s
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

| DEFAULT having been made in the pay.
ment OF the money secured TO he paid by II
certain indenture OF mortgage made aud exc
cuted by William Lafferty aud Harriet +, his
wife, OF the township of Columbia, in the
| County of Van Buren, and State Of Michigan,
to Nathaniel NJ. Pugsley, of the township of
1 Paw Paw, in the County and State aforesaid,
and bearing dat, the eighteenth day of Janu-
airy, A. ID. one thousand eight hundred and
! siXty-nine, and which said indentsre OF mort
gage was duly recorded in the office of the Reg
| lister of Deeds of said Van Buren, County, on
the twentieth day of January a. ID. one thous-
and eight hundred and siXty-nine, at three
o'clock in the afternoon, in Liber of Mort
cages, on page one hundred and two, and on
which said mortgage and the note accomr any
ing the same there is claimed TO be due and
unpaid thereon at the date of this notice the
sum of two hundred and twenty 1921
dollars besides attorney fee of thirty dol
lars stipulated therein to be paid in case of fore
closure; and no proceedings either at law or in
equity having beer instituted to recover the
same or any part thereof:
Notice is therefore hereby given that by vr-
sue of power Of sale con tanned in said mort
gage and in pursuance of the statute in such
case made and provided, the lands and prem
Uses in said mortgage described as follows,
to.wit: All that certain piece parcel of
land situate lying and being in the township
of Columbia, County of Van Buren, and State
of Michigan, known and described rs being the
northwest n W y quarter of the northeast
In e ! quarter Of section number twenty roo
Of township number one Il south Of range
number fifteen II west, and containing forty
acres of land more or less, or so much thereof
as will be necessary to realize the sum due as
aforesaid together with the interest thereon,
and the costs aud charges in that behalf ex-
nnn0p1 will ha nj lie IN ha
highest bidder, at the front door of the Court
House, in the Village of Paw Paw, that being
the place of holding the Circuit Court for said
County of Van Buren,, on Monday, the eighth
day of May, A. d. one thousand eight hundred
and seventy one, at one o'clock in the aitern- on
of that day.
Dated Paw Paw, February 5, 1871.
S2sI3 N. NJ. PUGSLEY, Mortgsgee.
c. A. HARRISON, Attorney for Mortgage.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of
the money secured tn be paid by certain in
denture of mortgage made by Benjam Suthard
and Mary l.. Suthard his wife, OF Lawrence, to
Lyman Williams also OF Lawrence, on the
eighth day of August, 1867, and recorded II
the office of the Register of Deeds for Van
Buren, County Michigan on the twenty. first
day of October 1867, in Liber T. OF mortgages,
on page l9S, and said mortgage having been
assigned by said Williams 10 Gaston Kenyon,
and the assignment thereof recorded in said
registers Office, on the ninth day of January
1871, in Liber z of mortgages, on page 4l0
on which mortgage and the notes secured by
the same, there is claimed 10 be due at the dare
OF this notice, the SUM OF two hundred anu fifty
seven dollars and fifty cents, besides twenty
hve dollars attorney fee, stipulated to be paid
IN said mortgage in case of foreclOsIre), and
mo proceedings having been instituted in law
or equity for the recovery OF said sum Of money
or any part thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that bv vir-
tue of n power of sale contained in said mort
gage, AMI the statute in such case provided. the
lands and premises ia said mortgage described
follows to-vit: The north half of the
north ha,f Of the northeast quarter of sectIon
twenty-five, 1922 containing forty acres more OF
less, also the south five acres of tho east half of
the south east quarter al section fifteen 49, all
in township three ~ south Of range fifteen Isl
west, in said County OF Van Buren,. in order to
realize the money now due as aforesaid, on
SAID mortgage together with interest and costs
Vi foreclosure, will be sold at public yendue
to the highest bidder at the front door Of the
Court House in Paw Paw, in said County, that
being tho place Of holding the Circuit Court
for raid County, ut one O'Clock p. ~, on the
eigh day of April, 1871
Dated Paw Paw, January, 9th, 1871.
S24tl3 Custom KENYON, Assignee.
CHANDLER RICHARDS, Attorney Tor Assignee.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-24
CHANCERY SALE

BY VIRTUE of decree made in the Oircui;
Court for the County Of Van Buren, in Chancery
in n certain cluse therein pending wherein Jane
S. b Rogers is complainant and Josiah Hay
den, Elizabeth Hayden, John Il. Baker and
Chandler Richards are defendants. bearing date
the twelfth day of April, A. d. 1870 l shall
sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on
Monday the twentieth day Of March, A. y.
1871, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
at the front door Of the Court House in
tho Village of Paw Paw in the County of
Vsn Buren, and State of Michigan, the follow
ing described land viz =: The east thirty five
acres of the west half Of the west half Of the
northeast quarter Of section fifteen Q5) in
.avnship two (2) south of range fourteen (l4)
' (. in tho County of Van Buren, State of
n s2igan, containing thirty Eve acres moro or
less
Dated January IS, 1871.
JOHN KNOWLES, Circuit Oour. Gomr.
SrEPHENsos 4 3ARsuN,
Oomplainaut's Solicitors. S2Gt7.