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Lippiincott's Magazine

Short Stories and Serial Novels by able
and brill Mt writer's, Sketches OF Travel,
EsSays and Narratives, Papers on science
and Art, Literary Criticism, 'iossi concern
ing Persons Of \ ote, Incidents OF the Day,
and other Novel and Amusing topics, all
combine 20 render each issue OF tn period
ical a most pleasing compendium OF
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease OF the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop-
ing Cough. Bronchitis, Asth.
ma and Consumption.

Among the psa
discoveriesof mod
ern science, few are
OF more real value
To mankind than
this snectual RENE.
dy for all diseases
of the Throat and
Lunu. A vast trial
OF iis virtues thro-
out this and otbes
cou ntriea haz
shown that II doez
s,ifely and efIect a.
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Murder Trial.

The trial OF Amphitogan Brown, for
the murder OF bis vie few months
ayo, in Merrimac street, was commenced
to day in the Supreme Court. The evI-
dence is strongly against him.
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BOSTON.
The Eauine Epidemic

BosroN, November 1.-The equine
epidemic in this city has not in the least
sbated, the northeast storm Of last even.
ing and to-day having aggravated it.
The number OF deaths increase daily.
Seventeen fatal cases were reported yes
terdav, and many are laying in the
streets 70 day awaiting removal. The
average death rate is about thirty per
day.
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ally control them. The testimony OF our
bert citizens, OF all classes, e~tsbilshss ths
relieve and cure the afflicted disorders OF
the Throat and Lungs beyond any othef
medicine. The most dangerous anectlons
OF The Pulmonary Organs Yield W oi- power
and cases Of COSnUMPTIOS. cured "
remarkabIe a. hardly 10 he believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. Asa rem
edy n IN adequate. on which the pubic may
rely for full protection. by ycurngCDUohh
the forerunners OF more serious disease, u
ssves unnumbered lives, ana an smoant oI
uff.ring not to be computed. IL tchsnsngo
trial, and con yinces the mosi skspticaL
Every family should keep 10 on haud -
protection sgnnst the early and unpsf.
ceived attack OF Pulmonary nections
which are easily met at nrt. Dot which oe-
come incurable and % often fatal, IL neg
lect.d. Tender lungs needs this dsfenss;
and n In unwlEe tO Ue without IT, A . sAis-
guard u children, amid the distressing dis
sasss which be-et the Throat and Cbest %
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL " inysiu-
able; for, by IL timely use, inultitudss are
rescued from premature graves, and aaveh
70 the love ana affection centffed on Them.
II acts speedily snd surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound and heaiib-rsstOftng
sleep. No one will suffer tr0bissons ~
FLtENZA and painful BkUSCHITus,
when they know how easily they oan b
cured.
Originally the product Of long. laborious
and successful chemical Investigation. no
cost or toll In spared In making every botiIs
In the ntmo-, y sable perfsctlDn. ~ may
be confidently relied upon ~ pnssoaing al
the virtues IL has ever exhibited, and cspa<
bic OF producing cures ~ Insmofsbis - ths
greatest II has ever effected.
pzKpAkEp IT
.0r | T. AVER r. CO.
LOWELL. AAhs,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists svsrywhsrs.
ocE-~Ss1Ag-isf
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Beautiful Engravings

The subscription price is only -Four Dol
lars. Clubbing Rates very liberal. Those
who are desirous OF providing for them
selves and the families a fund OF refined
AMI delightful reading, embodying the pro.
ductiorse, ripe and Judicious ihinkers, ~ d
OF able and graceful writer's In almost every
department OF culture, should send Ten
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Market street, Philadelphia, and receive by
return mail a specimen copy Of
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.BL AN K 300 K S

And all work required by Bankers, Mer
chants, Manufacturers, Insurance Compa'
nies, Railroad Companies, eamboats, Ho
tells, and City, County and other Public
Oficers, are equal To any In the stale.
- Orders for Work Respectfully solie
ited lyS
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N EpIcAl.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the rsiiel
and cure Of I'll
derangements In
the stomAcn, nvs
Or and bowelA
They are . mild
apefient, and IN
-excelent purVA-
Itive Being pure
" vegsta able, ,hsy
contain no mer
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15
Democratic County Convention.

The County Convention met IN
Cumberland on Thursday. Seven
districts, Nos. 4, 5, 6, -, -, Is and
l6 We're represented.
After some discussion over a commit
tee report favoring the expression OF
preference for Greeley and Brown,
a Subsequent resolution was reported
and adopted pledging the confidence
of the Convention in the wisdom and
patriotism of the Baltimore Conven-
ton, and guaranteeing to support Its
nominees. 1t further sets forth their
sympathy with the Liberal Movement,
and pledges their support to the GIN
cinnati nominees, if the Democratic
National Convention shall endorse
them.
The Convention elected ten dele
gates to cast the five votes of Allie
gany county in the State Convention,
as follows Messrs NJ. A, Healey, W.,
R. Bernard, P. Hamill, j. II. Gordon,
John Ryan, e. W. Delawder, 5. A.
Cox, Andrew Gender, G, G. Mckay,
and ?. O'Callaghan.
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harden SHAFT.

A Chapter Of -A"ri@"ts, rte.
June Is, 1872.
WILLIAM WARN, a well-known cit
izen of Frostburg, while mining a fall
of coal in the Shaft. on "Wednesday
last, a portion Of the fall gave way
about 1000 1bs.-and, falling upon
him, badly crushed his left collar-bone,
cut off his right hand thumb and Sc
verely injured him internally. His
case, though bad one, is not regarded
as hopeless
On Tuesday morning PETER Mona
HON, q driver in the Shaft, was riding
between two cars when they ran off
the track and jammed him. His in
iuries though painful, are not danger
Gus. Mr.. MCMILLAN has repeatedly
warned bis drivers against riding be-
tween cars, and we hope the above and
similar cases will have the desired eff
feet Of putting an end to this reckless
and unnecessary practice.
In the latter part Of last week, JOHN
Mills, a boarder in the house of JOHN
ARTHUR, missed from his trunk $50,
while - SWEET, boarder in the
same house, discovered that some one
had taken his watch and chain, worth
about $40. 1t is supposed the theft
was committed by fellow boarler,
who disappeared shortly before the loss
was discovered
On last Monday two Young colored
men, DICK JACKSON and Ross HILL.
were riding out upon the hind end of
a loaded car in Johnson's mine, near
Bowery Furnace, when a car broke
loose from the inside crushing them
against the car on which they
were riding. HILL will recover
from his injuries, but for JACKSON
there is little hope,
While some coal cars were being put
upon the siding, at this place, on We'd
nesday morning, four Of them We're
thrown from the track, by which 4 tel
egraph pole was knocked down, delay
ing the morning passenger train fer a
short time
Arrangements are making to put
lightning-rods on the NJ F. Church,
at this place. NJ. G. r.
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The Value of Coal Ashes.

As an absorbent dry coal ashes are
equal to dry earth, and much more
convenient. Every family that has
a patch of land big enough to swing
a cat in, should make it rich by hay
ing hogshead where bushel or
two of coal ashes are thrown as basis,
Into it pour all the foul water Of the
family, and throw in the dry ashes Of
each day. Twice year upset this
receptacle and spread the contents
over the garden, and spade it in be-
fore the ammonia escapes.
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FRDsTBURG DIRECTORY.
Church..

REroRMuD GERMAN, Broadway, Rev }.
RI.u1 Pastor. Services every Sunday at
1890. a. m Sunday School at ., p m.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Main Street, Rev.
Il, SIcKEL. Pastor. Service, every Sunday
nj 1890, a. n. Sabbath School at ,, p. III.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN, Main Street, Rev,
D. L. MCKENZIE, Pastor Services every
Sunday at 1890, Il. m, and Z, p. m. Sunday
School at ,, p. IN. PRAYER Meeting every
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SourH,
Bean Street, Rev l.. w. HAsLUP, Pastor -
Services every Sunday at 1880, a. m, ana 4
u. m. Sunday School at 8, a m. Prayer
meeting every Friday evening at T"
Welsh UNION AHD PR.sBYTERIAN,
Broadway. Rev. G. II. HUMPHREY, b. a.,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at 1870, a.
IA. and 6, D. Ill. Sunday School at >. p IN.
PRAYER Meeting every Tuesday evening at
40 O'Clock.
ST. MIcuEL's ROMAN CATHOLIC CIT RcH,
Main Street. Rev Father Y. +. SCHMlTT,
ps-tor, Divine Services on Sunday: Low
Mass at s, IA. m. High Mass and Preaching
mt 10 30, a. m. Sunday school mt 3, p. m:
Ncspers and Bencdction at 4, p. m,
METHODIST EPIscopAb CHURCH, Main
Street. Rev. l.. r. WmERMAN, Pastor
Preaching every Sunday morning At 1880,
and at !, y. m. Sunday School at 2, p. H.
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening
n, 80. Teachers meeting It close Of Pray
eli meeting.
WELSH BAPTIST CnURCn, Nelson Street,
Rev. J. +. RICHARDS. Pastor Services ev
crv Sunday at 1870, Il. m, and $50, ?. m.---
SG;rf1av School at ,, p M. Prayer Meeting
every Monday evening at 40. Society on
every Thursday evening at 80. Singing
School on every Sunday evening at G.3o
ST. JouH's PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Cuuncu, Broadway. Rev. $. IA. GR1FT1yH
Rector. Service and sermon every Sunday
ut 1890. Il. H. Evening Prayerand Lecture
at A. Sunday School ct , p. NJ Holy Com
.nunion on second Sunday Of every month.
Evening Prayer and Lecture every Thurs
saay ut 8 O'Clock.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Midland Mines.
JUNE 10, 1872.

JUNE 10, 1872.
THOMAS MILLER, of this place, sus-
tanned severe injuries last Friday, at
Miller Mines, by his right hand being
caught between two mining cars, ne
cessiiating the amputation Of two Of
his fingers at the first Joint
VALUABLE RECEIPTS FROM MY
SCRAP BooK-1o Catch FIteS-Put a
little molasses on your tongue-le
down-close your eyes and open your
mouth when you feel a hys proboscis
tickle your throat-bite,
To Enermjaatn RaS-Catch them
one by one and cut their tails olF-iust
behind their ears. G. H.
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E.iSf of letters

Remaining in the Post Office, Frostburg
June l. 1872. Persons calling for any of
these letters, will please say they are "advcr-
,iHcd." Ii not called for in one month they
will be sent To the Dead Letter Office:
Barcns, Mrs. Mary Morgan, William
Bacon, Mrs II 'ryam Mathews, John
Coleman, Patrick Monaghan, John
Dillon. james Newman, Miss Jennie
Evans. Edward F. Rollings. Samuel
Gibson, II. T. Raccy, Miss f.
George, Thomas Rcynoulds, Thomas
llighshoe, George. Shulty. Conrad
James, VIM. H. Smith, Mrs. Rcbecca
Sllceh2n, Henry Turner, Miss Sarah
SWitzcr George Nickman, Mr.. Alfred
Williams, VIM. r.
c. III. WALKER, p. NJ.
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TSNilE citizens Of Frostburg and vicinity
are respectfully invited to patronzc my
BARBER SHOP, two doors east OF English
Lutheran Church. on Main street, where, by
strict attention 10 business, he hopes to give
satisfaction TO all. Saloon open at all times
except Sunday, To all who tarry here till
their boards grow long, to get a pleasant
shave, good as barber ever gave, just call on
DILLiN at his Saloon. Is Towels clean,
raZors sharp and scissors keen.
June by y. w. DlIIlN.
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esssiGS~a.
Mayor---i'. JOHNSON.

CoInciImcn--Jt ID. ARMSTRONG, W "
NnEl, CONRAD LAPr. +. Gross, pIyILH
MiCn.Hl., JABHH JEFFRiEs.
Ha,liti' and C0nstahic---OwEN EVANS.
Poiccman--F HARDING.
Maeistrates--J. c. WEES, f. \. MArREy.
Notary Publications. l.. PoRrhE.
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The Corporate assessment of prof.

The Corporate assessment of prop
erty in Frostburg has been completed
and amounts to 1928, $500 This,
at 30 cents on the hundred dollars,
amounts to SIS, 233.35 total taxes to be
collected for corporation purposes
The assessment sho~ 80 Taxpayers.
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COAL STATEMENT.

For the week. ending june s. 1872, there
were lJ.C2I OF tons Of Coal transported over the
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad and for the
year to same date 10, III 90 tons,
tor the same week there were 6,e1S.14 tona of
coal trans ported over the Cumberland Branch RR,
and for the year to the same date, ,0G tons
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15

A large crowd gathered on the hill
east of town on Monday evening to
witness a test of "Babcock's Fire Elk
tin guisher."
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The Cumberland Daily Times has
been changed from an afternoon to a
morning paper,
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ORPHANS CoURT;-Judgcs Coulehan,
Long and McCulley. E. Fuller Register,
The proceedings of yesterday were as fol
lows:
John c. Brady, administrator de bonis
nan of Lewis L. Randall, deceased, settled
his first and final account.
Isaac r. Brady and John c. Brady, exec
utors of Samuel d. Brady, deceased, set
tied their third account.
Oliver p lIendrickson, administrator of
Jonathan Hcndrickson, deceased, settled his
third account.
John G. Schaidt guardian to Charles
Doehler and Frederick W. Doehler, settled
his sixth account.
A certified copy of the last will and tes-
lament of Joseph Gonder deceased, late of
Lancaster county, Pa, was filed for record.
Franklin Suter, administrator Of Samuel
Suter, deceased, settled his third and final
account.
David E. Hauscr guardian to Annie S.
and Agnes E. Hauser, settled his fourth
and final account.
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Church..

ENGLIsiT BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. LEWIS
SAMMoNs, Pastor. Divine Service the first
and second Sundays in every liHenth, ii 1890,
IL Ia. and : p. IN.
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JOHN HTTCUINs keeps large stock of
Fancy Goods. Call and examine [n91
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FRosr1ra3 IloD3E No. -, !. o. o. T.,
meets every Tuesday eAcning, at $50, at
Ndl-Fclows' Hall, North Water street.
4. F. & A. IL, No. 80, meets OF the sec
cad and fourth Thursdays OF every month,
in Oi.l-FciloWs' Hail.
tSrrilE,. THSr, No. Al, l. O, r., meets
every Friday evening, at : o'clock, III ODD
Fellows Hail,
MIxE.AND R>c;Grn5, No. 5i1i, Ancient
Order OF iorrStcrs r. ;. f.. nlyris tir sec
,ana and fourth Saturday evenings OF every
month. at +; O'Clock, in the ''fo"r@tcr .t!Illa,
On Main street.
FRoSrDuRG EHcAMpM#NT, No. 70, meets
she first anl third Monday evening in each
month, al 80, in Odd-FclloWs' Hail.
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LARGE stock of Wall PAPER and Blinds
at r. r. WALSH & Bros

DRowNED-A late telegram to his
friends, in this place, announces the
death by drowning at Academia, Pa,
Of CHARLES C. McCULLoH, son of
G.. W. McCULLoH, Esq.
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Demafrgtic Meeting.

..1 ~ N D:11
;-, ~ MonIa,. 'a,ar;na loth ;m.t
n,at;an y = Mn, ,'a, o,,,,o;,to1
C,:. 1 W.. .,,snnl,.o g.
~..a,a.
w, -,.:
49,. ,'IT
1,, y ~, i,
:ll - ~
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lfyou want to see the handsomest Mill
merry Goods in the market, go to B. STERN's.
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ID ! r D.,

BY drowning, at Academia, Juniata
county, Pa, ON Thursday, June 18th, 1872,
CHARLES c. MCCULLoH aged Is years,
month and % days, son of &. w. and Nir
rinia McCulloh, of this place
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B'FOstburg. June lJ-lS53.
LOCAL.

A Frostburg salesman says: "No
eggs; chickens on a strike
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EsDSf-Dss;rr Bulletin.

FIRST MoYNrNG MAiL.-For CHnberl7nA
.tql intermediate points on c. II y. Il. H.;
;iso Tor all points east and west of that city,
xl3seS nj 6.41, IA. m
SECOND MORNING MAII"-FOr Grantsvil!e
and inferno late points, closes at 10, a. m.
FIRST EVENING MAIL.-For Cumberland
fncluding all, except 'through' matter for lie
EAST and Wheeling mail closes at 3.3o, p. H.
SECOND EVENING MAIi"-For Piedmont
AMI intermediate points; also Ill matter for
Baltgnorr Washington, Wheeling, and
points beyond, closes NJ 4, p. IN.
Mall for Pocahontas Penn, closes 1T II,
n, every Saturday.
M'14A open daily except Sunday as
tolie"'S.
From Piedmont at $50, 4. IN.
Cumberland at 1890 e
= Grantay.!ic ii ;}.45, p IN.
Cumberland at ),
- PocAiontas every
Saturday, at II, IN.
T.. H. WALKER p NJ.
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JOHN HITcHINs has bought c. Fl. Walk
er's entire stock of MY Own" Cigars.
He is now prepared to supply all demands
for this fayorite brand.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs--Th follow
ing transfers of Real Estate We're filed and
recorded at the Clerks office during the
past week:
Nelson Reall TO Morgan Rces, lot No 70,
in BcalIs first addition 10 Frostburg, 500
Archibald Mcdonald aud wifi, to Mary
Ann Pierce, lot No ), in Barton, 800
Wilson Proctor and wife to Ann A.
Jarboe lot No 3, Wilson's second adition
to Oakland, $l00
Thomas Wilson 70 Francis Martin, part
NO. g. Of track of land called Royal
Charlotte" containing l12 acres, $50
r. Powlcs and wife to Elizabeth Lirsi-
comb, military lot No, no, fifty acres, :""
Charles Stewart to Mary n. NJ. Stewart;
lot Of oc--oUnd known as part ofShaw', Bor-
ough $500.
s. s. Russell and J. b. Widcner, executor
to Jacob Sewers, lot of ground No 26l, 66
feet front, on the East side of Mechanic St,
with improvements thereon, $500
William Lmnbdin and others of Dorchcs-
ter county, Md, to Robt. NJ. Rasin, of Balti-
more, military lots Nos 3Gll, 36l2, 3Gl3
and 3Gl4, POO acres; 500.
Jerry Robnett and wife to e. F. Robi-
nette, one thirteenth undivided part of sew
cral tracts Of land in Allcgany county, of
which Nathan Hartsock died, seized and
possessed, $50,
Robert NJ. Rasin to Henry Schn,rll the
military lots mentioned above, $1,000.
William Shaw and wife to Conrad Mich
OIL lot No. &, Block g. of Bcall's first addi
ton to Frostburg, 81 400.
James W. Lee and wife, to Thomas X.
Harvey, IS acres of land in District No. 10
5000.
John Pugh to VIM. V. Tichenel, 5 acres
of land, 800.
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None SUCH" for 25 cents at Spills.
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Congress adjourned on Monday
evening at Q o'clock.
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New Advertisements.
a Small Es:hy Horse.

YEARS OLD, FLOODED STOCK,
- suitable for riding purposes, gentle and
pretty, is offered for sale The owner de-
sircs to sell for thc single reason he has no
use for him. For farther particulars, inquire
at or address This Office.
June lift
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IS wilde Awake asaa FAST
asleep. All kinds of Frames to suit
he above Pictures at w. b. Spills.

y special train will be run over
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad on tomorrow (Sunday) for
the accommodation Of persons along
the road who desire to attend the
NJ. L. Church Dedication in Cumber-
land. The train will leave Frostburg
about $50, A. NJ. Returning, will
leave Cumberland at 430, P. NJ ar
irving here about 6, P. NJ,
Little Favorite' Cigars-only ) cents
JOIN HTcuTNs is the sole Agent for the
sale of this Cigar in Frostburg. no
The public meeting called by the
Mayor on Saturday evening last, to
consider the question of a better water
supply adjourned before it assembled
The Mayor, with few others, Was on
hand; adequate preparations We're
made for full attendance, but the
crowd, failing to come, the chairs were
removed, the lights extinguished and
"All to Night and Silence given
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Ask your Grocer for j. S. DILwoRTH X
Co. 5 Pure Roasted Coffee. t2-2S
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B A RG AIMS

Grenadines down to l23 cents:
Beautiful Plaids, 20 cents ;
Iron Grenadines, As cents;
Linen Suitings, Is, % and % cents ;
White Piques, %, 25 and IS cents;
Victoria Lawns, %. so and IS cents !;
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SHIPPED RY Il a. o II II CSOCAS'L TOTALS
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lETTEE-PAPhR and Envelopes Al rca-
sonabc prices at T. r. WALSH u Bros.


we "cAAo" 'eD3e WIN many 'i'nNS
the receipt OF d basket lOl1 Oh 4afSe.
luscious a'F'"Oeflles' from our hlhu
irleno' MI JOHN l A'AN' ie''a'n5
on savage mountain 1t "" mines west
OF tins place MI /. expects 10 nave
large quantity Oh 'heih lor safe
af'les Wanting 'i'eil l"tSe' 'iesn ana
+,
Q
MI, lAGEN'
,;4, Co.. a.. -, ,,1,o,oo" |,- noc,
1oato3 ..fallo,r. h. Times .raoI.s 81
----------..----
D. orNNN Is SEEMING o'o''''''s al very ""
p''''''
We learn that the neat beautiful
ana attractive VI. Il. Chtrch, at Dor
den Shalt, Will be re-opened on sun
day, Jun" I'D, next lev. GEO. '.
LEEcH, OF Piedmont, ". Na'' VIII be
present with, perhaps, other ministers,
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y full line OF smoking and chewing To-
prices, by mol 1oi,N ilITCIuNS.