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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13
Vie Universe.

If we suppose the earth to be rep
resented by a globe a foot in dame
ter, the distance of the sun from the
earth Will be about two miles the di-
ameter Of the sun, on the same suppo-
sition, will be something above one
hundred feet, and consequently his
bulk such as might be made up of two
hemispheres, each about the size of
the dome of ST. Pauls. The moon
will be thirty feet from us, and her
diameter VIII be three inches, about
chat of cricket ball. Thus the sun
would much more than occupy all the
space within the moon orbit On
the same scale, Jupiter would be above
ten miles from the sun and Uranus
forty. We then see how thinly scat
tered through space are the heavenly
/ bodies. The fixed stars would be at
an unknown distance, but, probably
if al distances were thus diminished,
no star would be nearer to such a
one-ioot earth than the moon now is
to us. On such a terrestrial globe
The highest mountains would be about
l-SOth of an inch high, and conse-
quently only just distinguishable.-
We may imagine therefore how i'm
perceptible would be the largest ami
mails. The whole organized cover
ING Of such globe would be quite I'M
discoverable by the eye, except per-
haps bv colour, like the bloom on a
plum. In order to restore this earth
and its inhabitants to their true di-
mensons, we must magnify them for
ty millions Of times and to preserve
the proportions we must increase
equally the distances of the sun and
of the stars from us They seem thus
to pass off into intinity yet each OF
them thus removed has its own sys-
TEN of mechanical and perhaps of or
ganic processes going on upon its sur
face. But the arrangements of organ
ic life which we can see with the max
ed eye are few, compared with those
which the microscope detects. We
know that we may magnify objects
thousands of times, and still discover
fresh complexities Of stucture; if We
suppose, therefore, that we increase
every particle of matter in our uni
verse in such a proportion, in length
breadth, and thickness, we may con-
ceive that we tend thus to bring be
fore our apprehension true estimate
of the quantity of organized adaptlon'
which are ready 70 testify the extent
of the Creator power.
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Frostl,urc Church DIRECTORY.

RErnRuED GERMAN, Broadway, itcN. i
RruI, Pastor Services every Sunday ri
1920, a. m sunday School Il, , p. m.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Main Street, Rev
B. SICKEI, Pastor. Services every sunday
at 1870. a m. Sabbath School at ), p. m
ENGLISH LrTuERAN, Main street, Rev.
d.. MCKENZIE, Pastor Services every
Sunday at 1890, u, m, and !, p. m. Sunday
School at ., p. IN. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening at O'Clock
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHrRCH, South,
Bcall Street. Rev. l.. w. ll,slrP, Pastor 80
Services every SUNDAY at 1890, Il. M, ana /,
D.. m. Sunday School At ., a. III. Prayer
meeting every Friday evening at I.
WELSH UNION AND PHEsrrrERIAN,
Broadway, Rev G. II. llrMP"HhI, Is. A.
Pastor. Services every Sunday at 1880, a.
m. and 6. D. m. Sunday School at ,, +. m.
PRAYER Meeting every Tuesday evening at
7.30 o'clock.
ST. MICnKL's RoMANCATlloIJC CHURCH.
Main Street, Rev. Father Y. f. ScHMITr,
Pastor Divine Services on sunday; 10"
Mass at s, a m; High Mass and ifra'h'n"
at 10. 30, a. m Sunday school at 3, p. M:
Vcspers and Bcncdiction at /, p, m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHrKcH, Main
Street, Rev. l.. j. IpfEHN,'' "N,or.,-
Preaching every Sunday morning at 1870
and at I. p M. Sunday School at ZIP. M
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday cTcnin%
at 1.3O. Teachers meeting Il close OF Pray
er meeting,
WELSH BAPTIST CuuRcI. Nelson Street
Rev. L. LLEwELLyN, Pastor. Services cV
ery Sunday at 1920, Il m, ar'l b,''', p M
Sunday School at ,, p m. PRAYER Meeting
every Monday evening at 80. society ON
every Thursday evening at 80. Sin9ing
School on every sunday evening at $50,
ST. JoHNs PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Broadway, Rev. :. II. GRTfFIrH,
Rector. Service and sermon every sunday
at 1890, a. M Evening lrayrrand Lecture
ut 4. Sunday school al 3,p III. Holy Com
munion on second Sunday of every monih.
Evening Prayer and Lecture every Ti"rs-
day at : O'clock.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13
Lands For Soldiers,

Tbo ;roni,.;a. oo,corr;nc +bo ovoot
farms Of tba soIJ;ar,' homestead hill,
,ro ,.or,, nr,ooro,,s from all o,,ortors
! A. = ,,ao. :. .l,o puo.;do,t g., ,.;
trro # ,,ro,.;dos that ororv ofEcor ~
soIl;,n .,,,,o, mamma ,,.h., ,a,1
d,,r;rq, tbo ,oloIl;or and Voc bonoro
bly disrborge1 shall on con,,l;ance
with tho homestead -, ct roo.;vo . not
emf to,, ono bun1roI and .;xtr ocres
IF mill. Iard. mot IMMORAL ;nc,rd
;r,r ,ho ,It.r,.to rosor,od soct;o,s of
,nhI;o l,nds o1on,, tlo limo of onv
railroad or other ruh1ic works nro-
vidoJ tIat eaiJ homestead oot+Ior
shall I've aIIowaI xiv nontbc artor 10.
.,t;ro hi, bo,,o,to,l u;tl,;, which 10
commence hi. cot ,Io,,o,+ ord ;,,,ro,.o
noni,. .o,,l ,,ra,;1ol also +la+ +lo
finn. which +Lo 1,a,,o.+,,l so+tlor ebou
have. ,o,.,.,l ~ tbo army. navy. or mo
rine corps aforesaid shall be deducted
from tIa t;,oo berotofore roon;rod 70
pnrfor+ tho It'll. mr. if d;ycbarrod on
,rronnt If wounds ror,iv.1 mr. d;s,-
bjIitv incurred in tLe line Of dutv
tLan tho term If enlistment sLou ho
deducted from the time heretofore re-
o,,;rod 70 norfoct tbo t;tIo without
reference 70 the lonoth Of time he
NAV have served provided however
that No ,,,ton4 sl,Il ;ssno 70 anv hooe-
stand sottIar ,,bo hosn NOT rasidad unon
imnroved and cultivated his said
homestead for ,,nriod Of ot loast ono
voor ofta, ba .baIl co,omo,co bic i'm.
,,rovo,oo,ts onv ono untitled 70 on+or
nndar th;s act and who hoe boro+o
foro o,4oroI loss +Lor o,o brnJrod
and s;v+y aoros ,ndor +ho homestead
act NAV enter enouob under the nra-
sont ,ct IN ,,olo ono Lurdrod ond s;x
!, 49,,
a., .na,.;; H.; l =.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

Coal PRoDUcT1oN.-The amount of
bituminous coal produced in the Uni
ted States last year is estimated at
100000 tons, and of anthracite at
100000 tons, or an aggregate of 81,
100000 tons. The whole quantity Of
coal imported into the country last
year was 43l, l0S tons, or less than
II per cent. of the amount consumed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13
Enigma.
l am composed of 81 letters.

am composed of q letters.
My 20, II, 26, 8, 81, is what some people are
after having done something wrong.
%, 5, %, 16, %, II, is a nickname for
Mary.
9, Is, %, is body of water.
IL, II, 8, ?, %, 10, 6, 1, II, "a, lisa coun-
ty in this State.
" IA, 26, II, 90, 10, is what will soon make
its appearance.
5, 4, 25, 49, Is, is what is needed in
Frostburg.
IA, %, 26, 3, is what the citizens of
Frostburg dread.
IA, Is, Z, q, is what murderer gcnci
ally does.
10, 8, 26, is what we often do.
" whole is a useful institution lin this
State. ID. ). W.
Answer in two weeks.
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Lines on the Death of Ellie Darr.


iUtcttOHutetT fHHitOCU 70 HSF DfTfNFtU IiNFtN
BY MRS. JENNIE RIGGS.
Her loving eyes are closed on earth,
To wake in realms of love;
Her voice, with the angelic throng,
Is praising God above.
Her little hands are folded DER
Her quiet, snowy breast;
Her pain is DER, her work is done,
Her home is with the blcst.
Her little heart will never feel
The grief her parents know;
O, do not wish her back to earth,
Where tears of sorrow flow!
Her little feet are walking now
The SMILING courts above;
No grief or pain can enter Ill
Her blissful home of love.
Dear little ELLIE! angel bright
When life's chords are riven,
With outstretchd arms awaits to clasp
The loved of earth, in Heaven!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

The following are the proceedings
of the Board of County Commission
ers with reference to the election Of
Collectors for the various districts Of
the County, from which it will be seen
that Mr.. JAMES d. ARMSTRONG Of
this place, is made Collector for this
District
First CoNcction Dishjct-Jno. b.
Robincttc.
Second ItSjyict-Four ballots; no
choice.
This District was then passed over,
and the Board proceeded to the re-
manning Districts as follows:
Third Diyt11ct-J. D. Armstrong.
Io"rM DiStrIct-John Bell.
rim DiSIict-Joseph b. Davis.
4 nuuUer OF ballots were then had
for Collector of the Second District,
but no choice was made, vote standing
Col Chas. Gilpin, 2
Wm. Hall, z
John A. Kalb, |
No result being arrived at the
Board adjourned.
On Wednesday, however, VIM. Hall
was elected Collector for the Second
District, on the second ballot.
The best and cheapest Pictures are made
at FoRMANs New Gallery, on Broadway.
NEW CHuRcH-We are pleased to
learn that steps have been taken by
the Baptists Of Frostburg to erect a
new Church. The site has been selec-
ted and purchased, adjoining the prop
erty of JAMES KANE, Esq The work
will shortly be put under contract and
pushed as rapidly as possible, that the
general wish to complete it by the first
of June, next, may be gratitied.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13
Little Favorite' Cigars-only 8 cents,
JouS HrrcnINs is the sole Agent for the
sale Of this Cigar in Frostburg. no
Su,rarI,s Cllrular Of the 10Th saws !.

SaWHrU $ ItFtNtUT OF T!IV IUIII Slys'
an Cumberland Coal there is no change
to note except that more business Is DONG
on account OF the additional facilities afford
cd by the receipts Of coal at Georgetown ana
Alexandria"
The scarcity of vessels ON the scaboard
is a serious drawback to the filling OF orders
for coal, but it is expected this will soon be
NNCrCOmC
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13
Authority in the Senate Chamber.
Extract from a Speech of Hon. Charles
Sumner. February q. 1872.

The Senate need only 60 to a sim
pie dictionary | will not 60 to a law
book, or any work on the law of ma
tions, bnt | take what | think is the
best Gutho.Ty, WoRcHEsTER S LARGE
DICTIoNAKY.
Mr.. GEORGE l. AMMoND, of Eckhart Mines
is our agent for that place, and will receive
subscriptions for the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

The Eureka Mining Company's
miae, at Tintic, Utah, is rsporteds.sold
to English parties for $4,000; also
adjoining mines in the same district
fnr Sl2I 900
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E:,rysss;ars lbiresfe,ra..

ENGLISH B>pTIST tUr#Cii, Rev. LMWi,
S,MMoNs, Pastor. Divine Service the first
and second Sjm.Iaya in every month, at 1880,
Il. m, and /, p. IN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13
COAL STATEMENT.

For the week, ending April Il, 1872, there
were 44,29i1l tons of Coal transported over the
Cumberland 4 Pennsylvania Railroad, and for the
year to same date, 3l5,G7GO2 tons,
For the same week there were 5,9d3l2 tons OF
Coal transported over the Cumberland Branch RR.,
and for the year to the same date, 1iG5i.O3 tons.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

Our friend, GEORGE CHARLES, of the
looking after the interests OF his paper We
are glad to learn from him that the Ac,rS is
DrOspcrOllS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

On Friday evening Of last week q
large assembly of teachers and schol-
ars, at the Public School Building, in
this place, presented Prof. R, r. SAN
NER, with splendilly bound copy Of
Webstor's, Illustrated Dictionary, as
u testimonial of their esteem.
The address was made by Mr..
RICHARD MASON and appropriately
responded by Mr.. SANNER.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

Mcssrs. REns & HADY have commenced
the manufacture of Mineral Water and SIr
saparila in this place Thcyare pronounced
by good judges to be superior to those
brought here from other places.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13
SCHOOLS.
GERMAN SCHOOL.

NJ r. E. WISlIMAN, having the best of
vi recommendations and testimonials
from DR.. Krumnachcr, and other eminent
men of Germany, as to his character and abil-
ity as a Teacher, and having proved himself
as such in the city of Buffalo, N Y. where
he has taught five years, WILL OPEN A
German School in the Public School
Building, in Frostburg, ON MONDAY
APRIL 8, 1872 CO Parents who may
wish to patronse his School, can rest assured
that no pains will be spared to advance his
scholars. Terms 81 pcrmonth. Mch 23-3m
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

Ask your Grocer for }. ). Du.WoETu 4
Co.'S Pure Roasted Coffee. t2-2S
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, FrosihJ;r@,
these letters, vii! please SLY they are "alyrr-
tiscd" If not called for in one month they
will he sent TO the Dead Letter Office:
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SELECT SCHOOL.

NNlIE undersigned, having secured the SER
vices of Rev. b. SICKEL, will open II
Select School. in Frostburg, on the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1872,
in which we propose to teach everything
taught in the best academies of our country.
No pains will be spared in trying to make
the School Il good one; all we ask is suflic-
cnt patronage.
Mr.. SIcKEL is Il thorough, classical schoE.r,
and has been engaged in teaching over ten
years in this country. Though native of
Germany, he speaks the English language
we'll
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

British Hose and Hose, p and 30 cents.
CHEAP STORE.
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FrOstburE. April AS. 1872.


NELSON & Co, merchants, have broken
ground for Il new storc-room on their lot on
the corner of Main and Front streets.
Umbrellas, cheap and Waterproof, at the
CHEAP STORE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

The great reason why the lronsidcs
Cook Stove is the best, it has the largest
Oven; it boils quicker, and bakcs better
than any other Stove in market. Good for
wood or conl, Sold only by i. JOHNSON.
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE
Boot. Shoe and HAT Emporium

] n Bank building, opposite St Michars
L Church, Main St, Frostblrg, Md.
All who want anything in the line of
Shoes. of the best and finest quality;
Shoes of the best and heaviest make Shoes
for poor or rich, young or old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies
Boots for Children; Boots for all. Hats
for old and young TRUNKS, VALlSES,
&C.,-all at fair prices, should 20 to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
-" Boots and Shoes made to order Re-
pairing neatly a';sii promptly done. [Apl 10
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SI,iDments Of Coal

From Cumberland for the week. ending Satur-
Law, April 6, and for the year, 1872
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13
prices, by

A full line of smoking and chewing To-
b0ccos always on hand and for sale at fair
prices, by [n9l JOHN IIIrcHINs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

Plaids, Crepes, Poplins, Alpacas,
Percales, Piques, Check and
Striped Nainsooks.
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TUITlON--TERM, ELEVEN WEEKS:
Common English Branches ................ 6 90.
including Natu-
raj Philosophy, Algebra and the Higher
Mathematics Observation-Disclosures. 500
Above including German. 1000
Latin and Greek. 1900
Tuition paid monthly in advance. A liberal
deduction from the above rates will be made in
favor Of families sending more than two pupils
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-13

~" Please make application as early as
possible, rs only Il limited number will lac re-
ceiyed, r. r. SANNER,
Frostburg, March 90, lSr2--tf Principal.
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,nIrrEppY InAoRRlcA cAxAL rorAL
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The best and cheapest Pictures are made
at FoRMAN's New Gallery, on Broadway
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DIED

On Tuesday morning, April 8, Mrs MARY
DENNIsoN, an old resident of Allcgany
county, at the residence of her daugh-
tiers, at Eckhart. She had reached the good
old age of 81 years and 3 months
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THE PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER.

We have received circular from a
man who wishes to recommend to us n
"Patent Corpse Prcserver." We do
not know why We should have been
selected as the recipient Of such doc
ument, and that there are two good
reasons why we will have nothing to
de with the Preserver." In the first
place, we have not on hand at present
any corpse which we care to preserve.
All of tho remains which are lying
around on the door Of this otfice-men
who have been murdered because they
brought original poetry to this paper
we intend to have buried somewhere
rs soon as they have served as awful
examples and a warningto TO other poets
who call with their verses. In the sec
ond place, we shall not buy this " Pat
ent Preserver'' until it Is recommend
ed by some one who has tried Ii.
Bring US In certificate from some ex-
perienced and judlcious corpse which
has been preserved, guaranteeing that
the patent will work, and then, If we
ever have use for a "Preserver," We
will buy Que; but not otherwise
Nax Adeier. -'rra q, ''rr.'az.
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GusrAvR DoRE is about to challenge
the opinion Of the world Of art on a
large scale. He has just finished q
picture thirty feet long by tweRty feet
wide. at which he has been working
pretty constantly for four years. The
subject Of this large composition Is
Christ Leaving the Temple" and 1t
contains about four hundred figures.
This picture Is to be shown for few
days in the painters studio In Paris.
and then to be sent to London for pub
lie exhibition. n IN a.
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PATRIOTIC SONGS.
sosa-"rHr STAR -sflNGLEp Bsssrs.,

R0 n MET4
s-2
Oh. say. can you see by the dawn's early light.
What 30 proudly We hailed al the twiishfs last
cleaning. Hs-.'- '..., 81. q.
Whose stripes and bright star, through the perious
nsn'' ,.,,,,.
oei sle IanpS''' "' "Aa''ned "s'' @ ~ ~
-, ",ns, IT,. ,so ,or,,. ,r,.,,nr In
Gave proof through the night that our nag wssstir
.. thsrei ~ HE
CHORUS. ,-
on say, uoss .na' 'sa'@'pAns'eu oH.i"o'
Ger the land of the free and the home OF the brave
Frga--f All aA wgsgsgVg d
On the Shore dlmly seen through the mist of tho
deep.
Where the 'oes naughty most IN u'eau si'ehs' s 'e
, nth ,,. -. o,., ~. ,o,s,,,,
- s- >A >"S
IAst atauy blows half esase.i., ono a.,f al.I.o.sss
In srn glory r.peeted. now shine. in the stream.
o.. ---rs
ehoAes' s',.
ue sSn.spa"s''u Us'"u., 20. .Ss 80, -,
T-,IT. ~ Ia. Na- .ggiuAgHN3
,s,, -, ,,h, -, x,.,p,,nv,v sxors.
80, 49,. - =, =. 49,, a.. n.,,I.,. ronf,.,on
. homs .,I !, co.n,,v ,h.y'd Law, n, no more,
TSs, ~, ~. ,-..n.,, ~, ,h.,r soul foo,,tsps'
pollution; -,
No refuge eouh ave The hirelnS and slave, P--F
FROM the terror of nlght and the gloom OF the grave
MN. -. = ,.o,rs-s.rrE .ggs.
And,hs star spsnsled banner in triumph doth wave
Der the land OF the free aud the home OF the brave
Oh thus DC IL ever ~heh iree"en sna' ssAhu
Between theie sosea BONES alla N.r scsoA'on'
Biest with Victory anu peaee' may '"e nea' '''
.p,.I.a ,h.i pox,er mar hath made and preserved
u..n.tIon. st.f - aar1EE 1.ri,a au1
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Important 10 FcmaIos.

When female 10 In trouble or amieted Win
disease, and requires medical or surgical assist
snce, the inquiry should be. where t9 there Q
physician who is fully competent 70 administer
relief, and whose respectable standing In society
recommends him to the confidence OF the COM
ununityt The Doctor. understanding how In
perstlyely necessary, these requirements arc,
feels called upon 10 fnterpose and beg the atten.
don Of the afflicted to the fact that he has been
a Professor OF Obstretics and Femal Diseases
for twenty years, and 10 fully qualified TO admin
later in ali cases, both incidentally and ssfRtcaL
iy. not In q superficial manner, but In - thor.
orgh manner as years Of study and practice
both In hospitals and private fAmllies-cau
make. to sayc them from the hands Of tho un-
ouali6ed, unscrupulous and designing. There-
fore families can rely upon him as upon lthef:
All in afliction can hno in him one who WIN
sympathize with and befricnd them In trouble
one IN whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed. Consultation by letter or otherwise,
FREE. See address below,
Ladies', the nature OF whose troubles reQuife
the constant attention OF the Doctor, can be fur-
nishcd with apartments, and skillful and atten'
once FOR the sale OF DR.. Young's PRxyExT.
I'VE PowDHRs, for married ladies'. These
Powders are perfectly safe and effective. Price,
sS per box. One box will last from four to SIX
Dn. YoUSo's FRENCH LUNAR Pills. Price.
$5 Either kind sent by mail upon receipt OF
Dricc,
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Tho Necessity OF a Walt Overcome.
100. - ooo-o.anoNrrwrr~a

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part OF the State.
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to submit written statement Of such In prefer.
cnce to holding personal interview, are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed. .., --.u
All letters must Be Addressed to the corro-
spending physician, thus: Euf ;H.f H.'.
BENZ. F. ,JOSSELYN, n. D., s.l '.
rBox 1881 61S Sacramento street,
- Between Montgomery and Kearny,
jyl Il is ,.rnna- san Franeiseo, Cal.
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Desirable Mill Property
-- FOR sALEI
A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A SAFE
.r. INVESTMENT.

TNuE ASSIGNEES OF THE ESTATE
J. ofH, II. FLAGG offer for sale at bar E:iu
puin tho EMPIRE STATE MILL, situate.
In the Sevon. Mile Canyon, q short distance DC,
low the Gould b Curry MILL. Tho sale will
comprise Two-Thirds or the whole OF said pro-
The mill sIte Ia one OF the best In the State,
has a fall supply OF water appertsinlng thereto,
also q large piece Of ground below the mill for
The mill, o} any tons capacity, Is now in good
running order. complete IN all its departments.
houses, etc. on the premises The whole or
undivided two thirds thereof will be isold Cheap
for Cash, or commercial paper discountablc In
bAnk. .alI 1"HG ~ ~.
Apply to tho undersigned at the Agency OF
the Bank Of California, GOLD Hill;
',-o Ie''-"-- - - - - II. HUGUET, a#.
iea1 aw For Assignces.