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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
From SawarTs Circular, 18th inst. I
Coal News.

B1TUMISous CoM.-DIty, 81 25 per
ton, gold, on the coarse coal, 25 per cent
al edIortm on the culm coal
There is bu, little doing. as is no; unusu-
al ut this time Of the year
Cumberland maintains its price, rs there
are not many vessels 10 bc had for carrying
from Baltimore to points Of consumption
1t is estimated that the production Of
Btuninous coal in the Clcarticld, Allcgany
and Snow Shoe rcsions sill amount to
100000 tons for the year 1871.
A trihe more inquiry lat:crlv for Anthra
cite coal, but no great change in rates, i'll
some cases Il concession from printed rates
is had but not generally, the deliveries on
account of the last sale are being made
very promptly, but much difficulty is found
in procuring vessels on account of the de-
lyeries to the eastward. We notice that
hut few Of ogr dealers lave issued Il price
list this month, those who hare coal sell at
nearly circular rates.
From the London Cvs2isry Guardian, of
the ED ult, we seiect the following:
Tie Scotch coal trade is quiet, but steady
aal firm. the quantity Of coal shipped for
the week was 3I,slt tons. Severe frost of
iatc has crowned the crisis in the French
Goa! trade, and prices have displayed de-
ei,aedly upward tendency. The produc-
ton and consumption of coal in the Bel
eian basins show great activity, although
deliveries arc greatly impeded 10y want of
ADEQUATE means of transport on the Rail
roads A clCgatc meeting of coal miners,
reprcscnt;ng 10000 members, was recently
held at Manchester to protest against the
,,pes Regulation Bill being laid over at
the ia-s .47s;on of parlimont It was agreed
that great efforts should be made to have
satisfactory bill passed ut the next session.
The South YORKSHIRE miners were cOnct
dtd an advance OF 5 per cent. in wages on
the first of January, they number l9,oGC
persons The collicry win1ers of England,
want IL. Il ,;ay wages, they say that is lit
tie enough for 10 hours work, and for sEci.
q responsible position. Tie North Stat
fo-hshirc cnllcts want their day to be r.,
duceG to nine hours. one out for refresh
,acnt and wages to remain As before. Tho
men at the Dukc oi Norfuik's coll;crics
complain that some persons have been
hired to work by the day instead OF lay the
ton.
Prices in London on the Goth ut, were
22s. ana OPS. g.. an ! 10 csrgocs on han
u, -!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
SEWING MACHINES.
A MILLlON Lifting WITNESSES!
To provc that the sc!i.adjustabie, never
wear outaDlc, and Incompatible
wheeler e. Wilson's

Tuprove that the sc!i.ad Unstable, never
wear-outablc. and Incompatible
Wheeler & Wilson'S
LATE IMPROVED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
hHa IN rquut 1t is the most simple in its
construction the least likely to get out of
order n:!a the .igit.--t running Of any two
thread lock stitch machine iii the world
This machine HIS but one Tcnson--ol.
FRS have Two. The Wheeler Il Wilson has
but siXty-iyc parts. while others have from
two hIndfel and seven to tHo hundred and
twenty eight.
We can do d greater variety Of worf with
less ci,Hn@c of machinery than any other
tir>.t-GiayS nacliiue now offered to the pub
lie. dare any one to successfully deny,
or 10 try il.
Wheeler & Wilson'S Machines repaired
FREE or rHAR GE!
Sold or exchanged Oh the most reasonable
terms. WIN ,c:,t You Il good Machine
rather than have yOu driven mad or to q
prcnatfr' grave, by getting one OF those
bacl-ac'iing, constructive making, leg
breaking sl.uti.r machines SO highly rec
o,nnIcnded nv these snail-crccping agents,
who don't know that there has been 1H}r-
Ncr AMI inralu1jh improvements put 10
our Machine in as many weeks
c$5- Call and see our wonderful Machines
performing wonders, or doing scvelt differ
ent binds Of work without charge Of nia
chine.
Salesroom next doc. 10 Ealtzelrs Cheap
Store, Froatinug, Md.
Oct "a IL, F. FAY. AGENT
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
IL. LIE FEVRE l. son,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,

No. GG, BALTIMORE STREET.
GU MBERL.AND, MARYLAND,
AND MAIN ST., ADJOINING PosT-OFFlC?,
Fr0stburg, Maryland,
Having i'm store Il varied and Tail Assort-
mcnt OF everything in the Drug Line. are
prepared to JOB or RETAIL them at
prices which cannot fail to give entire
Satisfaction. Our stock consists in part of
DRCGS. OiLs, PAINTS, A&D
PAINTERS ARTICLES,
Coal Oil, Lamps. Lamp Chimneys.
Window Glass Dye Stuifs.
Patent Medicines. Pcrtumcry.
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Soaps.
toloGnrs. Puma,irS, Extracts for
IIlndkercliirtS, etc. etc. etc :.
y. B.-PEESCRIpi IONS carefully and
accurately compounded.
ETs" Thankful for the patronage Of the
past. we promise to use our utmost en-
beavers to merit n continuance of the
same in tl:c future. Nov Ply
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27

A paper hav.."s been asked What is
she best treatment to prevent the develop
ment Of i.y,!ropho5ia in dogs replies
that eff TIE dog gets water enough. it is
pretty certain that lie can't have the dis
c1se. The safest way t" insure him an
abun lance OF this indispensable ssuid is to
.,achor him III about seven feet Of water So
shat his head viii bc t.ua. eighteen to
twenty inches below the surface
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27

In Siberia, during the winter, milk is
bought and sold in frozen state, and cali
lie carried FRA long period in Il simple bag.
When required for use the requisite guam
tity is chopped of with a ha.chct o.
sheath knife, and thawed as needed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27

Tie Wl0i. tcGam@latiuns of tie rscf
Tall the capital IN tho world would il it
stopped working, probably moi keep it
alive fc. thJec years. Those who possess
the capital might live t.,c longest! hut the
laborer and the capitalist must keep on to-
gcthcr, both dependent on each other, OF
they will both starvc.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27

A man arriving home at late hcrr Il
little the worse for too muck supper, hat
less and cOat!ess. WAS asked by his intig-
nsnt spouse Where's your hat and coz; =
"Sent'em my dear, (hic) 10 the Chicago
sufferers"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
SIIOE-DEALERS, HARNESS. MAKER

7 OOk OUT FOR TIE
Ia Boot, Shoe, and Hat Emporium.
OPPOSITE FRED. GROSS FURNITURE HOUSE,
Nam Street, Fostbury, Md.
All who want anything i'm the line of
SHOES. of the best and finest quality.
SHOES. of the best and heaviest make.
SHOES, for poor OF rich. young or old.
SHOES. for all. no matter what their
occupation or profession.
BOOTS for Me-. BOOTS for Ladies,
BOOTS for Children BOOTS for all,
HATS for old and young.
TRUNKS, NAIiSI.S. &C..-all at fair
prices,
Should go to G. HARTMAE'S.
Nov lit
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27

HE above is tn" title nf tw,,.,
eight column Weekly .Newsr
recently established in FROST
Allegar.y county, AlaryIa.d.
We are aware that We have cnt,
acrowded lc!d-that the co.rrr,i
for public favor, ON the part Of ),
papers. is so notably rAtrns, ...
make the cst.hIis!.mc, uF ,.,.5:
papers a matter -! grave c.,
ton. Especially SO, wt.cn to-.
merous ana increasing dcmsni
journalism are So generally ucscr.
Of support.
However, VIC accept this fa,
not prcjndicial to the establish
OF our enterprise, for we l..,,.
every institution, llavin. =
object, l"yitmat,Iy coud: .,tc.r
morai right to live; arr die z.
increasing j"urna!i.''c <a...iia
asking, and in all, bn: A,,.rst,
"a ic" cases, rccciViaE r,.uiar
port, Indicates the ,.-ya'r~,..
healthy public scn;.,npg. 49,.
spcct thereto. 1t is wei. known.
newspapers, III general, t.y aSs,in
prudc:.t censorship Of public '.
hers and u pre;,cr uS.u.iiansM;
public morals, Income the best
ser'ators o.! the paol;c pace
ID" most effective promoters Of.
public welfare.
Recognizing in Fr, srbnrs a p,
Using location, amid pnp..!nus C..
munlty, and encouraged by the Co
SCI VI some Of its citizens, we h
been induced /" attempt the snl.
Of a lpng,t1lt Want: h,me ne
We design ti"v,ti ting our L",t
tiles to making i, cinp',..'icaI.
Newspaper. It i.tiy "i,i;lg
ties, except, rr"ta,ly jnpIe +.
ments of i,:cLS from both D.. tier,
Efforts will, necessarily, b" Free
!" the cri'anc ''n"::t Of ,'lc gen
welfare and the rurs;.r. d",clurn.
Of the ilErn"nor resource, %! .his +.
section. We shalt ,..tical.rly
'"A'"r to make tie p.i.rr suited
She wants Of the com n.n;tj ly z
'"s, AS failJ Ms 'ossii.!r, H." i.o
News Of Tow. mrl Cu...iy.
snail no. however, n,'.y ~ 10 kc
our readers veil i,G,i!.",l rp"n ,
leading topic. of ;!l2 ,i'v y .,nhi;
ing the mo-. imp rta"t Foreign. :
Iional a...i State News.
r. short. ;"N att pie ;.cH.i to
.rtv. AKA tsr-i H. -. c &C.. and T..
i:v!cd r; noi,.c inn. and ~ iai..s,uI
a'}'.c,5ng ts, a. In. 'n"n''"..t pp.iii,
We S.~lc 10 furnish .'"nrr'l"srrvi
nr.;."ra.. 44r"nrt.
T,."H> -; SE-B CAPTION:
] "2!,y, .yra" ~ ?ir nee, ss.aa
9 nrnfi.e, L..
l " = " G.
7" r":5ons Interesting ;l,,lptst.' y
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
c. +. HARTZEha Il CO.,

{. T. HAKTZELa Z CO.,
U"de' mining Jo"rnM Printing Office,
FKosTBuKG, MARYLAND,
Saddle and Harness. Makers,
Have on hand and for sale Fine and
Coarse Harness, Collars, lIamcs, Trace, Hal
ter, Breast and Butt Chains, Mems and Side
Saddles, all qualities; Riding and Blind
Brides, Horse Blankets, Sleigh Bells, Wag-
on and Buggy Whips, and everything per
tanning to Il first class shop. We make a
speciality of putting up FINE HARNESS,
and in this line we defy competition. Best
quality of Mining Work always on hand,
and orders promptly filled Work, of all
descriptions, made to order. Repairing neat
ly and promptly done. Prices reasonable.
sly Orders solicited Nov fly
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27

Joaquin Miller, in his Kit Carson's
Ride" makes th;; hero dash away on &
bareback horse and afterwards "rist
in his stilrups.' Bet tie chief beauty Of
the poem is that the poet leaves to the I'M
Geination of the reader the fact that Car
son stopped at tie fist Louise he came to
q" l BORROWED. saddle.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27

Equity means" says Il Ffv2ch writer "a
desire to be superior to your equals and
equal to yoar sup'Tloss.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
Our Stock Of
Family Groceries. Fruits, &C.,

1HHIIE! V4'ttr ttN. I HE!'', aV.'
1salways full Of GOOD qualities and variety
You viii FIJI everything comprised Ill
the above lines complete and desirable, ami
at prices that Away warrant a sale
With one among The largest and hcs, Sc
lccted Stocks i'll Fros;burg, and which, We
believe, cannot be surpassed in style price
and variety, VIC hope,hy fair dealing aid IN
earnest desire to please, To make it to tll,
advantage Of purchasers 10 deal with us
s.zg~ Call AMI examine our a,ocl. at.d de
eide for yourselves.
Oct est EEALI, KOCH & co.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
WAGON MAKERS.
II. JOR DA y


WAGON AND CARRIAGE-MAKE
WILL do all worn in his line with
w neatness and dispatch. Repairing
promptly attended to; satisfaction guar
nntccd. and prices reasonable. Nov ll-y
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
ERUSTBURG HOTEL,

L {. IL NIII Proprietor.
Main St. near Depot. FROSTBl RG. Md.
This well known House has recently
been renovated, repaired and relurniShcd.
and is now open for the accommodation
of the public. Stabling and the best at
tcntion to horses furnished. Sep @-lys
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27

~ w lIGNCN. UNIV Elm ~ Ibt N IA
WILCOX & GIBBS. WEED. HOME
SUBTITLE. COMMON-SENSE. or any
other kind of SEWING MACHINES. for
SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE.
DO you want to bnv Sewing Machine
of any kind, NEW OR OLD?
De you want to rcrt a Sewing Machine
of any kind, NEW OR OLD:
DO YOU ant to exchange 4 Sewing Ma
chine for any other kind. NEW OROLD:
IF YOU 60,
Go or send to the Sewing Machine Depot.
No. SO, BALTIMORE ST, CUMBERLAND, Md.
Weare in the Sewing Machine business
exclusively. and give our customers Il
thorough knowledge how to keep the
machines in order as well :,S do all kinds
of Sewing on them. a good Machine
will lie of little use to yon if you do not
understand it we'll.
This is the only place between Balti
more and Wheeling where You can get
all kinds OF Sewing Machines Repaired
and adjusted with certainty of having
it done right. 1t is nonsense to suppose
any man is Il good hand to Repair Sew
in. Machines simply because he is II
rood MachaniSt, Matchmaker or Gun
smith.
A man may be good Mechanic and
really know but little more about Sewing
Machines than horse does about
preaching.
We are regularly and thoroughly cdu-
Gated in our business and guarantee sat
iSiaction. or no charge.
Not one person in twenty that want
20 get Sewing Machine, knows any
mole what Kind of one will suit best for
the Sewing they have 70 do than the
man in the moon.
Il sewing machine. unless they viii war
rant and defend You in so doing.
We are constantly exchanging ma
chimes with people who are losing from
ten to forty dollars. because they did no;
ret the right kind at first.
ANY enc " ho has bought. or may here
after buy sewing machine OF us on our
advice. and does not ret the best. can cN-
change it with Us and not lose a cent Oh
the machine we advised them to buy.
Tel ,is " hat Kind of Sewing You want
a machine 20 do. and we will ad,is,
which i. best and furnish til" machine on
TRIAL. FRei. az CHARGE. and if ii does NOT
suit We will furnish ynu any other Mind
IOtI desire. anu III tllltf case. VIII. ltir
nish the machine AT H. low 4 price. and
on IL easy terms is you can get il amy
Isl ere.
IN REGARD TO TERMS.
1 wish it distinctly understood that !
will sell you any Kind of sewing m,chin"
in the market, "rnuythin" in the Sewing
Machine line. just as cheap. and on just
~ easy terms, as amy other person any
where.
". keep Needle: for all Sewing Ma
chimes. ut Sc. each. or zoe. per do~en.-
also. rAKrs for repairing all machines
Also. Silk and l.;.:rn Thrcnd on SpooiS.
Tor Carriage Trinm~rS. s,hocmakrr<, Na,.-
itrs. Glove Makers and Family Sewing
Also. Spool Cation. OH, Orleans, Ca
tors TurkmarkcrS Cor,lerS. Binders. AMI
all other sewing machine attachments
Also. Frinwng Needles for fringil.1 Silk
on the different machines.
J. +. Mex ENNHY, Gcnl Agt,
Tag West Fayettc St.. below Howard,
BALTIMORE, ND.
BRANCH OFFICE. IS BALTIMORE STREET
CUMBERLAND. ND.
O. L HUMPHREY,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE!
IMMENSE INCREASE IN BUSINESS!

FAIR DEALISG! ONE ESTABLISHED PRICE!
ARiE STOCK TO SELECT PRICES TAKE TIE LEAD
all CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS
ere for HOUSE Fos,lurg
Oi2l1ytS3}t* j. STERN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
FrOstburg Advertisements.
HOTELS.
TUNNEL HOUSE,

ALBERT HOILE. PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel is enlarged. and can now
give every accommodation to the public.
Dealer in fine Liquors, &c. nl-ly.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27

The way of the word is to make laws
but follow customs-Montaigne
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
NATURAL TEETH FILLED, REG
~ ULATED. EXTRACTED. POL
ISIIED. Sc. in the best manner.
Artificial Teeth inserted on all the va
rious bases known to the Profession, at
DIR. G. j. BEACHY
Steam Dental Establishment,
No. l04. Baltimore Street.
Oct 7-Gm' Cumberland. Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27

Attached thereto is a GROCERY and
CONFECTIONERY STORE, kept by
X. j. Preston, where those, desiring any
thing in his line may be supplied at reason
able prices. Nov lily
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
At cCULLOH HOUSE,

+. BROWN, PROPRIETOR.
First Glass Recommendations. MOdcr-
ate Rates. First Rate Stabling.
nl-ly FRosTBU re-. MD.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
Cumberland Advertisements.

GT"Adycrtisc inthe Journal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-27
SEWING MACHsNEG.

,NiIE HOWE. SINGER. WHEELER
l Il WILSON. GROVER d BAK Err.
WILCOX & GIBBS. WEED. IIOME f.
SUBTITLE. COMMOE-SENSE. or amy
other kind of SEWING MACHINES. for
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-05-18
Death Struggle OF the Revolution
lists in Mexico.

CAMARGo, May l3.-The tclegraphic
line from Matamoras TO this place is in
complete working order, General Ccval-
los, the commander-in-chief of the govern
ment troops in the northwest, has, for the
present, taken up his head quarters in Ca
marSo The revolutionists Nuder TrevinO
and Quiroga camped last night about
eighteen miles from Monterey, toward
which city they are moving, They are
very much demoralized, and government
cavalry arc following them closely, captur-
ing many stragglers.
The trains of the revolulionists are drawn
by mules and oxen, which are very much
exhausted. General Cevallos will continue
the pursuit Immediately.
There is small revolutionary force at
Mier, but they will be driven out tomorrow
by the government troops. and thus the
whole border will be rGJieyed Of the pres
ence of the revolutionists.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-05-18
Retirement Of Horace Greeley
from the Tribune"

New YORK, May II. Tho Tribune will
tomorrow publish the following card -
The Tribune has ceased to be party or
gan, but the unexpected nomination of its
editor. ut Cincinnati, seems to involve it
in new embarrassment. All must be
aware that the position of n journalist, who
is at the same time n candidate, is at best
irksome and ditiicult-that he is tettered in
action and restrained in criticism by the
knowledge that whatever he may say or do
is closely scanned by thousands eager TO
find in it what may be so interpreted as to
annoy or perplcX those who are supporting
him as candidate, and to whom his
shacked condition will not permit him 10
I've serviceable. The undersigned, there
fore, withdraws absolutely from the con-
duct of the Tribune, aud will henceforth,
until further notice, exercise no control or
supervision over its columns.
HORACE GREELEY.
Theeditorial management Of the Tribune
falls upon Whitelaw Reid
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-05-18

Representative Voorhees,, Democrat. of
Indiana, on Monday in the House Of Re-
presentatiyes, made speech relative to his
political position. He denounced Horace
Greeley in unmcasured terms, and argued
that the Democrats should repudiato him.
The speech has created considerable OK
citement a: the Capital. The general opin-
ion among the Republican members of the
House is t.ar The address indicates bolt
at the Baltimore Convention should the
Cincinnati nomintcs he endorsed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-05-18

The New FISH BILL. "A correspondent
furnishes the Press with synopsis of the
Oill passed by the Legislature, creating q
board of fishery commissioners. The bill
was drawn by Mr.. Petrikin, Senator from
Huntingdon, assisted by Mr. Hewitt, the
member from Blair.
II appoints James Worrall and d. Will
liam Seller, of Harrisburg, j. McClintock
Creighton, Of Pittsburg, Henry Tagg, of
Philadelphia, and Samuel Ailen, OF War
ren, Il board of commissioners, with ~ APP
preparation Of S60, GOO. for the purpose Of
placing fish ladders, or ways, in the dams
of the Susquehauna, Junata and Lehish
rivers also. SIC, 900 for the adjustment
of a state hatching house, for the purpose
of distributing eggs and fry Of the various
kinds of fish suitable for stocking our in
land waters also, a special appropriation
of $500 for propogating of shad in the
Delaware river, on condition of the same
amount being appropriated by the State of
New Jersey (the amount has been appro-
priated).
These are the leading features of the
bill. The commissioners receive no COM
pcnsa,ion for their services, but hope to
tind their rrcompeucc in the approval Of
the masses ON their success. Our people,
Ivy their inertness, are, at this time, three
years behind the New England States, and
two years behind New York in this matter
of fish food. Now let our commissioners
go to work in earnest and show by their
acts that .hey mean TO give the people, at
the earliest possible day, plenty of good
and cheap fish.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-05-18

DELEGATES 10 THE CONVENTION TO
AMEND THE CONSTITUTION The duty
OF selecting men to act as delegates to the
convention to amend the Constitution is
attracting deserved attention in all parts of
the State, and We are glad TO see that, in a
majority Of localities, the very best men are
named for this position, which insures tie
appearance of delegates Of ability and ex-
perience, men fully competent to grasp so
important work as revising the organic
law of State. Then again, in other To-
ealities we see men named for this position
who are morally and mentally unified for
its duties, and whose presence in the con-
vention would be a calamity We direct
attention to this fact. ia the hope that such
men will not be elected. Both parties owe
il TO the interests of the present aud the flu
ture, TO elect none but able men 10 this
convention. Every community has a pro-
per man or men for delegates, aud those
only should be elected. 1t is the duty Of
every citizen to watch this subject closely.
State Journal. ...'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-05-18
POWDER MILL Blown Up.-A scran-

POWDER MILL BLOWN UP.-A Scran-
ton dispatch Of Monday. says Al LAO A.
NJ, to-day ,amany of the citizens of this city
saw a huge cloud of smoke ascending rap
idly, followed Immediately by two other
clouds, and within thirty minutes il was
known here that The Moosic powder mill
had blown up 1t consisted ofthree bnild-
ings, and they exploded one after the 9th.
CT. No one knows what caused the explo-
sion, as everybody employed in the mills
had left the premises for dinner. 1t is
singular to relate that not a man or boy
was injured. The force of the explosion
was SO great that timber, slabs and brick,
were thrown across the river on the track
of the Delaware and Hudson railroad.
Conductor DAILY and his men worked hero
ically to save his passenger train, which
CHANGED to pass at the time, from destruc-
ton by fire.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-05-18
MIR. VOORHEES,. of Indiana, thrc,

MIR. VOORHEES,, Of Indiana threw a
irebrand into the Democratic camp at
Washington on Monday last, by n caustic
review ofiiorace Greeey's career, in which
he repudiated him as candidate of his
party. Mr. VOORHEES, was bitterly de-
nounced Ivy his colleagues for his boldness,
hut the eloquent Indianian is fearless Of
His speech is the first break
in The clouds that have been gathering over
the Democracy il the last two weeks, and
which will very likely culmlnate in a iuri-
ous storm in the neishboci,ood Of Baltimore
abou. the 9th Of July.