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The building is situated in quiet, central part
of the city, and convenient of access to all the
business centres, depots, &C. 1t contains largo
and well-ventilated wards and comfortably fur
nished private rooms. 20 $50 ffI llAisas
AL cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
mitted except the insane and those laboring UNI
der contagious disorders. Suitable accommoda-
tions and experienced nurses provided for women
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

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the act OF 30th March, 1871 , and will furnish any
information thereto, upon application, either in
person or by letter.
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bers as above) is one hundred million (S1O0, 000,-
000) dollars.
Coupon Bonds of the Act of February 20, 1852,
were issued in four distinct series. Bonds Of the
first series'fembracing those described above) do
not bear the series designation upon them, while
those of the second, third and fourth series are
distinctly marked on the face of the bonds.
United States securities forwarded for redemp-
ton should be addressed to the LOAN DIVI-
SION,'' Secretarys Office.
J. F. HARTLEY,
3 Acting Secretary.
SO acknowledgements fn
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Medical College of Virginia.
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A small additional fee is charged for surgical
operations. Liberal terms will be made with
churches, benevolent associations, and corpora
tions, for the of their sick by the year--pay-
ments TO be made monthly or quarterly.
For further Information or admission, apply at
the infrinary, to
sal H. ID. TALIAFERRO, M. ID.
je l6-law3m Medical Sup't.
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ooMs REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIRGINIA, I
Richmond, August l6, 1871.
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CHARGES,

Qncuding board, medical attendance
and medicine, large ward, per week,
invariably in ADVANCE. ..................... 20
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EDWARD DANIELS, Editor and Manager.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-12-16
FrOstburg.

4 recent visit to the second city Of Ale
gany demonstrated to us the fact that
there has been during the past year ~ SO
- waking up of the dry bones in tbs. an
cient town of Frostburg startling TO be-
bold Familiar as we have hr-R with
Frostburg and its Inhabitants we were very
agreeably surprised to see What appeared
to rs a new town spreading cut i'll all di-
rections f ON the older reItioa of the place.
The sigh. was ploasin and as We reached
the top of the hill east, overlooking the
site. we enthusiastically raised or hat and
gave hearty cheer for GLORIOUS Frost
b rgi" Its hill covered with houses, new
st ect running in all directions. and sever
nj church spires rising high above all. gave
pleasing as well as city-likc appearance
to the thriving town, cheering to anyone,
and particularly so to an Alcganian who
! feels deep interest in all things appcr-
tanning to the growth and prosperity ofour
county.
On entering the town orc is surprised to
see the improvements made in many build
ings on Main street. and also ON broadway
as well as the erection of numerous stores
and dwellings. Lamp posts for gas adorn
the streets; the side walks lave been re-
constructed; the streets graded and the
whole aspect of the town wears u cheerful
active, business like air TIE population
of the place has rapidly ncr e,sset, and it is
estimated that there are How within the
corporate limits upwards of 5;aae inhahit-
ants. Besides, Frostburg reais much ben
fit from the neighboring towns, almost
within its suburbs, viz: Bor,hn Mines
Allcgany mines, Eckhart. Bewery Fur
mace, Borden Shaft and Pompcy Smash
all of which are auxiliaries tc the town OF
Frostburg, thus combining population
and trade highly encouraging to the pco'
pie of the latter place, whilst the lInowl
edge of the hidden wealth that lies beneath
the surrounding hills, which capital anu
labor will continue to develop for years &c
come, ensures continued resources and
means of maintenance. Gradually the mi
ming business of the region is Increasing
and will continue to Increase, thus guar
anteeing to the people sure means
of livelihood and the accumulation o
wealth All of which is truly cncour
aging, and the men who put their shout
der to the wheel and push their business
actively aud honestly are certain of sue
cess.
The increase of stores and workshops IL
in ratio with the dwellings, and all indica
tons point to Il healthy as well rs rapid pro
grcss, whilst the vast coal and iron depos
its ensure its permancncy. Hurrah TO-
Frostburg !-Ne,cs
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Bethel Tent, No. II, !. O. Of Z.

At a meeting, held on Friday evening
Dec. 8, 1871, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the thanks of Bethel
Tent, No. Al, l. o. of r., are due and are
hereby rendered to the Rev d. l.. McKEN-
zIE and the Rev l.. LLEwLLyN, for their
interesting and instructive lectures, de-
livered to our Tent, Nov Both, and also
to the Council of the English Luther
an Church and the friends of the Welsh
Baptist Church, for their kindness in ten
dcring to US the use of their churches on
that day.
Resolrcd That our Secretary be instruct
cd to furnish to each Of the above named
gentlemen copy of these resolutions; en-
ter the same ON the minutes cf the Tent
and insert copy in the columns of the
F'rostburg Mining Journal.
D. ARMSTRONG,
Recording Sec'y.
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Dedication OF the New NJ. E. Church.

as before announced, the Dedication will
occur tomorrow Bishop AMEs and DR..
DAsHqElI will certainly be present; the
former will preach in the forenoon at 104
ocloc,.-thc latter at Il O'Clock in tho
evening.
That the interesting exercises of the oc-
casion, with the presence of distinguished
strangers, will date an era in the Methodist,
if ro, the entire religious community OF
Frosthurg, 10 one will doubt.
We contemplate issuing from this Office
on Monday morning next an EXTRA OF
the Journol, devoted exclusively to the full
est account of the Dedication We can posi-
bly, obtain. Copies will be found at this
Office from daylight till noon, and at Mr.
c. II. WALKERS, at the Post Office, during
the entire day.
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Gems only one dollar per dozen at For
MANS Gallery, on Broadway.

The Philadelphia Ledger Of the 18th inst,
says: "The total production of all kinds OF
coal for the week was 3?5, 1S4 tons, and for
the year 1885, SAG tons. against lI,3l5,'24
tons, to corresponding time last year,
showing a decrease of 425,17s tons: The
trade is nearly or quite over for this sea,
son. Only such points as may be supplied
by all rail transportation can be furnished
with any considerable amounts OF coal un-
til navigation opens. The last few days Of
unusually cold weather, so early in the
season, has caused some little movement
in the fuel market, and apprehension is en-
tertained that at some points there may
be short supply. especially South. There
| is better demand for and a small advance
i'll chestnut coal. Prices, it is not likely
will he lower between this and spring
The trade the past year in the schuylkil
region has been generally Improbable to
the operators. Only those who have work
ed the more favorably located mines have
made fair profits"
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New Advertisements.
The Matrimonial News

The Matrimonial News
AND SPECIAL ADVERTISER,
A Journal devoted to the promotion OF
Marriage and Conjugal Felicity. Thous-
ands of manageable men and women in
different sections Of our country. of all
ages, capsule of making each other hap
py, are dcbarred from SO doing by never
having a chance of meeting in either town
or country, therefore the dcsirability of
having medium through which lone
hearts can be brought into conjunction
the road to happiness. is too obvious to
need comment. Communications are So
.icitcd from all parts of the country
Subscription - per year; so six mos.
Specimen copies. 10 cents. Advertising
rates sent on application. Address Edi-
tor MArRIMoNIAL News, L. y. Box 1872.
New York. Dec. l6
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A lover consulted a lawyer about carry
ing off an heiress. You must not carry
lcr off" said the lawyer, but she can car.
~ you off Let her mount horse and
hold the bride and whip, and then you
get UP behind her, and let her rrn away
with you, and you'll be safe" The next
morning the lawyer found that his daugh-
ter had run away with the said young man
in tie aforesaid manner. .-..
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PROMPT, STRAIGHTFORWARD, HONOR
ABLE.-Foremost among the firms of
the country are Hunter Il Co., the
well-known publishers and booksell-
ers, Of Hinsdale, N. II. Established
there for q dozen years they have
built up . character for honesty and
fair dealing which secures a contin-
ually increasing business. Our rea'
ders in need of Books, Cards, Prints,
Photographs. Diaries, Games, Al
buns, Stationery. Novelties or No
tons, either wholesale or retail, or
in fact in need Of ANYTHING in the
above line. should send stamp for
catalogue to HUNTER & Co., Hins'
dale, n, II.
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TIE WEEKLY sun.

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Through no other medium can families
and individuals in the towns and VIII
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and thus secure the advantage OF thr.x
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COAL STATEMENT.

For the week ending December Q, 1871.
there were 25>S0402 tons of Coal transport
ed over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, and for the year to sumo date,
|, 81, 2242.06 tons.
Over the Cumberland Branch Railroad.
for the same week, there were transported
3,4220 S tons of Coal, and for the year
2G2 1854 % tons,--all of which, over both
railroads, being from the Frost 'urg and
Georges Creek Mines, us named in the ta'
be below.
Shipments Of Coal
From Cumberland for the week ending
Saturday, Dec. 8, and for the year, 1871
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THE FRosrsuRc MiN,Nc JOURNAL,

Being published in this offers superior
advertisers both local and BY advertising
had large and wealthy community which might
wise tan
We feed assured will .nrc the beact of all business
favor with lcr advertising patronage and SHOULD such
cuc lake advantage IF the vpprtun herein will
glad receive their advertisement card tor weekly snonh
or'Iuarterly insertion.
We have adopted the FLOWING
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A dispatch from Scranton, Pa, of
the 18th inst, says: alt is author-
tatively stated here that the compa-
MES operating the coal mines in the
Lackavanna valley, have determined
to make no reduction in the miners
wages for the new year, and if the
men will continue to work at the
present rates, no suspension of min
ing operations will take place. All
the late rumors about An impending
suspension here are purely sensa-
tional."
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STAR SpANGLED BANNER.-This IA
vorite family paper takes its 100 900
readers by surprise in the issue for
January, 1872. just received. 1t is
enlarged to same size as N. Y. Ledg-
er, and appears in an entire new
dress, elegant new heading, type,
etc. This number contains four
splendid Stories, Poetry, Wit and
Wisdom. Sketches, Money-Maker's
Mirror, Children's and Health De-
partment, Farm and Farmer, Cooks
Corner, Ladies' Boudrir, Chip Bask-
ct and tho "RoGrEs' CORNER" a
special feature Of this excellent pa
per. One thousand swindlers, quacks
and humbngs. wcro named and ex-
posed during 1871. The publishers
of the "Banner" GIVE a new and
superb "Prang Chrome" and their
large aud first-class paper whole
year for only IS CENTS. Try it
Copies can be seen at this Office, or
from any newsman, or by sending 6
cents to STAR SpANGLED BANNER,
Uinsdale, N. II.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS!

AUGUST TIEOPHIL, BROADWAY,
Has just received Full, New Stock of
TOYS, RAISINS, ORANGES, LEMONS,
&c, for Christmas purposes. lie has, also,
CANDIES and CAKES, of his own manu-
flcturc, which he will sell CHEAPER than
they can he bought anywhere else in Frost
burg STICK CANDY, % CENTS PER
POUND. Call and see, Dec at
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News Ifnin1.

LIST OF JUgoRs.-Tl,c drawing Of
the Grand and Petit Juries for the
January term Of the Circuit Court
was made yesterday. under the di-
rection of Judge Pcarre. They are
as follow:
Grand Mry-Lo~is Leopold, Owen
Ilitchins, J. Hoffman Buckley. Sam
url lIarshhargcr. trs'"cis a. Mowrv,
John Wilson. Ia Stanton, James W .
Evcr.tne. j II. t,arlougher. Henry
Kahl, Jacob I,cr, FREDERICK Gross.
.h.lcx King ,Jni.u u Sn,ising. Pctcr
Martin, l homas Wilkinson, ST.. A.
\. l.. Bush, .Ino 5 Cosalss. John
Ryan. Geo. A. Uhl. Zach. Johnson,
Jcnn II. Clark, l.. NJ. Gorsueh.
Petit Jury.- Ebenczcr kitsmi!-
Ter, Alexander Fresh, Jonas Beash-
". Ii,lcary F. Willison. Henry
uuhlcnberg. Geo. W. Price, Henry
Bloonenour, Peter Bonser, Isaac II.
Tharp. Francis Twigg, James 7.
Hartley. Ralph Tlayer. Roland s.
Dayton, Ohio G. Barc"s, Peter ii.
Eckhard. Elisha Unble, Erhraim
Thrasher, John f Buck, J. Smith
johnson. Henry korns. James NJ.
Mathews. Nathaniel Slicer, VIM.
IIinehaugh, Conrad SEEKER, Jos.
Jandorf.
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IMPORTANT

TO TIE TOWN OF FROSTBURG!
4 ND to all persons that have GROUND
~ WORK TO LET.
Messrs, NJ. SUTTON & SALMON
Will take, by contract, any Ground Work,
such as SINKING, DRIFTING and
DITClIING.
ea5- Any one wishing work of this de-
scription done, please address us, as above,
Box %, Frostburg, Nd. ct2l-3m*
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From MY Scrap Book. !

poor. ,,ccrcpit old man is like music,
for his wants are SHARP i; his shake, natural ;
hr is often xlurred and obliged to rest tin.s
bids him p1ux, he rises and taAs, and the
grare is his .fna!e.
The Pcrsians have a saying that ten
measures of ia * were sen, down upon the
earth and the women took nine.
An old maxim says-"Kcep him at least
three PAGES distant who hates bread, mu-
SIC and the laugh of child.
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Barton.

Departed this life on the 9th instant, Mr..
WIN. PENMAN, aged "a years,-a much re-
spected citizen.
On Friday, 9Th inst, high winds prevail
ell here. The frame work of new house
put up by Mr.. ii. SclInAM. WAS blown
down with great violence. 1t has since
been re-rcarcI and is going forward sue,
cnS.filllr
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Temperance.

The Presbyterian Church, on Sunday
morning last, was we'll filled with an audi
.icllcc assembled to hear sermon on Tenn
pcrancc, by Rev. &. ii. MyMrHREx.
Taking as his text Tim T. 9,5-"Drink
no longer water, hut use a tfttle wine for thy
stomacl.s sake, a.ss6 thine ofcn Intirmities"
the reverend gentleman opened his dis
course by referring to the misuse of the
t"v' and RE announcement of a purpose to
- th'cEt tic argument, based thereon for the
A's,sc of ardent spirits. The characters of
Timothy and St. Paul were then portrayed,
indicating TIE entire improbability of any
sanction 10y tlcm OF tie use of liquors for
ether than absolute medical purposes
Even titon the amount is materially quail
fed by tie adjective, little 1t had oc-
. cured To him that. when printing the
clause, 1t shoald le iLus-"Usc LITTLE
wine Many PERSONS, to stretch the pas
SAGE to meet llei1 wishes, overlook the de-
fnitivr term. No responsibility for drunk
cSncss can possibly attach to the Bible. II
, tl'Se who djst0rt TIE moaning of the text,
will ,ts as Timothy did when he WIS well,
1" viii IL. 81; ;stied they shall do as Timothy
did when in!irm Tie character of physic-
iaus should I've well weighed Who can
measure Ike train of evils that may follow
the prescription OF Il dose of whisky
/ Many regard such lis itmnutai,lc-tlle hcav-
ems and the earth may pass away, but with
them not one iot or title of this prcscrip-
ton! Here shall it stand until all be full
filled. Quack factories, carrying the guisc
of good. from their numerous locations, dis
tribute liquid poisons throughout the land
Medical institutes, like nail factories, turn
ont Young doctors, too many without heads
The speaker eloqucntly admonsEed young
men t. flee bad company, and, in nervous
terms, denounced saloon keepers. Men
cnslayed 10 haltual drunkenness, like Pro
ncthcus chained To the rock, were the vic
Tins of inSatiatr saleon-kecpers, who, like
! vuliurcs, gnawcd their vitas.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-12-16

The Naugatuck Valley (Conn.
Sentinel, says: A Birmingham gas
filter intends to adopt the novel
method of supplying persons rcsid'
ing at a distance from the pipes with
gas. He will pipe their house in
the usual manner, placing small
receiver in the cellar or other conve-
nient place, which he will fill about
once a month, bringing tho gas from
the company's works in rubber bags
made for that purpose. The price
of the gas will be about the same
as when connected with the pipes.
| Guilt though it may attain tempo
raj power. can never confer real hap
piness. The evil consequences Of
crimes long survive their commits
sion, and, like the CHESTS of the MUIR
derer. forever haunt the malefactor.
The paths Of virtue. though very
seldom those IF worldly greatness,
are always those of pleasantness
and peace.
II half the pains were taken 10y
some men to perform. the labor al
lotted them, that are taken by them
to aroid it, we should hear much
less said about the trouble Of life,
and see much moro actually compile
ted.
The Emperor William is a hale
and healthy man. Like a hardy
hunter, he went the other day on a
five days shooting excursion, for
a busy potentate of seventy-six, no
uncomfortable feat. ...,-.
Intelligent women make the best
witnesses. says lion. Emery WASH
burn in hts new volume on "The
Study and Practice of Law"
Better be understood by ten than
admired by ten thousand -Elra de-.
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4 disturbance If the peace occurred at
4. E1CKnonNs, in this place, on Wednes-
day night. The offending parties were
brought before Justice WIS, on Thursday,
whor. fer ':nycsli CATION, Gncl item IS 90
each, ard costs.
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). COLLIN S,
=. r. LITTLE.

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELEN.
Takes this method of informing the citizens
OF Frosburg and vicinity that Mr. ID. J.
BETz, of his establishment, is located a,
Mcneil X Wingert's Drug Store where II.
is prepared to do all kinds of Repairing in
the line Of Watches, h:l;, J.y ,lfy, En-.
craving, &c. -1H arorh ma,yunted to o.ev
satisfaction. ST, LITTLE
Nov lift 1)3 B.lt. S., cumberland,
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In recent trip to Frostburg. We were
pleased to find Mr. Thos w. Wolvington,
lately connected with the water works
here, in charge of PauIs Foundry and
Machine Shop. Mr.. Wolyington is COM
pctcnt and reliable machinist, and We con-
graduate Mr. Paul ON securing his service.
-Nt1rs
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At Last.

NO MORE SMALL Pox.-We arc happy
to state upon the authority of number OF
the most prominent citizens Of Frostburg!
that there is not now 4 single case of small
pox in that town or vicinity. The disease
was ut no time as prevalent rs r'lmored, and
now it has entirely Disappeared. We arc
assured that no person need have any fears
about visiting the place. The town is unl.
sually healthy and free from disease Of all
kinds. Cumberland Nees.