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List of Letters.

Remaining in the Post O!licc, Frostburg,
June /, 1872. Persons calling for any of
these letters, will please say they arc "advcr
tisrd" Ifnot called for in one month they
viii i've sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Barcus, Mrs. Mary Morgan, William
Bacon, Ms Mrryann Mathews, john
Coleman, Patrick Monaghan, John
Dillon. james Newman. Miss Jennie
Evans, Edward L. RollngS, Samuel
Gibson, II. T. Raccy, Miss +,
George, Thomas ReynoullS Thomas
Ilighshoc, George Shulty, Conrad
James, VIM. III. Smith Mrs RcbeCca
Shcchan, Henry Turner Miss Sarah
Switzer George Nichman, Mr.. Alfred
Williams, VIM. r.
G. III. WALKER p. NJ.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Midland Mines.

MAY %, 1872
JAMES SHEAR, a young man of tins
place, met with severe injuries last
Saturday-Jy a fall Of breast coal at
Homecoming Mines. They are of an
internal character and regarded as
serious Il. ii.
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Cutting Zeal by Machinery.

The London Mining Jo'unot has
the following to say upon the propo-
sition to cut coal by machinery =
There is every prospect that the cut
ting of coal by machinery will be
more generally adopted than has here
tofore been the case At present it
has only been adopted at few pla-
ccs, but new machine patented by
Messrs. elliott & Copley, has just been
tested in the presence of mining en-
gineers from various parts Of Great
Britain and with the most satistacto-
nv results. In 1876 minutes a bank of
coal fiftv-eight wards long and four
feet eight inches thick, was cut to the
depth Of three feet one inch. The
quantity of coal thus cut would be
eighty tons in the time stated In
connection with coal machinery, a hv-
draulic coal breaker, patented by a
Mr.. Club, of London, has just been
successfully tested at the Oaks collie
~, Barnslev. 1t brings down the
coal in vast blocks, affecting great
saving in making little or no slack, as
wedges and gnnpowder make from
twenty-six to forty per cent. The
owners of the Oaks colliery are so
we'll satisfied with the machine that
they have orders for four of them.
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We learn that the Frostburg Flour
ing Mills have been leased by Mr..
MORGAN SToTLER, of Cumberland,
who will at once put them in opera
ti0n
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h,s:. !sas.f DIRECTORY.

ENeLESlI BApTISr Church. Rev. LEWIS
SAMMoNS, Pastor Divine Service the first
and second Sundays in every month, AT 1890,
Il. M, and !, p. m.
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New Advertisements.
E'hc Science Of Health.
A New Independent Health Monthly

IA wv" LhioPoltoOiio AANtVloh AAoiioiiAJ
Devoted to the preservation and restora-
ton of Health on lIygicnic principles.
Health is the great want Ot'the age. 1t is
the first need of the individual, the nation
and the race. Health is long life. Disease
is premature death. Health dcvelopcs body,
mind, and soul; Disease dwarts and para
lyZcs all. To educate the people in the
Science of Life, which includes all that
relates TO Preserving Health, and to the
Art of Treating Disease without Medicine.
is the object and purpose of this new Health
Tise Science OF Health will aim
to disseminate throughout the world
knowledge Of IIygicnic principles 1t will
not he the organ of any person, business, or
institution. hut an earnest teacher of the
Laws of Life and Health.
Thc Science of Health will he
Health, Strength, Happiness and Long Life
may lie obtained, by using and regulating
those agencies vitality related to Health
and the treatment of Disease, including Air,
Light, Temperature, Bathing, Diet, Cloth
in%, Exercise, Rest, sleep, and all normal
agents and hygicnic materials.
Terms. Published monthly mt $500
a wear in advance; single numbers 20 cents
Clubs of ten at $50 each, and an extra
copy to agent We are offering the mos,
liberal list of Premiums. Local AGENTS
wanted everywhere, and cash commissions
given Address all letters to
SAMUEL r. WELLS, Publisher
$50 Broadway, New York
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The great reason why the lronsidcs
Cook Stove is the best, it has the largest
Oven; it boils quicker and bakes better
than any other Stove in market. Good for
wood or coal Sold only by f. JOHNSON.
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The Water petition has been nu-
merously signed, and will doubtless
shortly be presented to the Council
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The Nc"s yesterday gives an ac
count of a "mill' which it says oc-
Cured at Ocean Mines on Wednes-
day.
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The TEMrLEToNs played Monday
and Tuesday nights in Mt Savage to
urge audiences
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A baby who kisses his mother and
fights his father, may be said to be
partial to his ma and martial to his
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JOHN llirCnINs keeps II large stock of
Fancy Goods Call and examine. n9l
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The Hoffman Brass Band was in
town last Saturday evening and en-
livened our citizens with several choice
pieces of music. This Band has i'm
proved wonderfully of late and is
now hard to beat.
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GNAE. ST.aTfIH7ENT.

For the week, ending May rs. 1872, there
were i,G.S. 0l tons of Coal transported over the
Cumberland & rennsy lvania Railroad, and for the
year to same date. tons. Gi3S5i.OO
fnr the same week there were 5530.00 tons OF
Coal transported over the Cumberland Branch RR.,
and Tor tie year TO the same date, G, G05 Us tons.
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1t is generally conceded that it will
take something better than a search
warrant to find the Frostburg relief
fund for the Somerset sufferers.
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At "a special meeting of the Coun-
Gil on Tuesday evening of last week,
GERsHoN ANTHONY was appointed
Corporation Assessor, rice C. H.
WALKER, declined.
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Ask your Grocer for j. 5. DILwoRTH &
Co.'S Pure Roasted Coffee. tees
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Gents Straw and Linen IIats---chcap, at
{. BALTZELI & Co.
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THOMAS PHILLIPS, a miner employ
ed in the Consolidation mines, Ocean
No. 9, had his collar-bone broken on
Friday Of last week, by fall of breast
coal, weighing about 400 lbs. Happi
ly he sustained no other injuries. He
is doing well,
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LARGE stock of Wall PAPER and Blinds
ut r. Il. WALSH & Bros
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H. LEFEvRE: Il Sons ORIENTAL TOOTH
POWDER rs a dcntifrice, is probably not
exceeded in value by any cNtant. 1t makes
the teeth white and clean without injury to
them purilics and swcctcns the breath
Trv it.
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lot the 'nlltleH ut r. tipCh / . M,
same day. }. BorGHToN,
lt* Manager.
Is ..Wide Awake and Fa~.
Asleep. '---All kinds Of Frames to suit
the above Picturcsat w. B. SpILi.s
SERIOUS Run Orr.-Engine No. II,
while conveying coal train on the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Rail
road on Wednesday evening, ran off
the track a short distance below the
Frostburg depot The train was NOV
inc down grade at moderate speed
when passing a slight curve the tire of
one of the engine wheels broke, throw
ing it from the track. The momentum
of the heavily laden train pressing
upon it, besides seriously disabling and
further displacing it, very nearly over
turned the engine down Il considerable
embankment. The two loaded hop
pers nearest the engine were almost
entirely crushed, and the track was
torn up for some distance. Fortunate
lv. no person was hurt.
a construction train from Mt. Say
age, with the usual appliances for relief
in such cases, arrived short V after the
accident The heavy engine was speed
lily lifted from its deeply imhedded
position, the track relail, and By nine
clock, after five hours delay, the
passenger train was on its way to
, Piedmont
Send 10 cent, to F. HAEEEoN & Co.
BcntoWillc, Warren County, Va, forrccipcs
for making Blue, Red, Green and Black Ink.
From the quantity of Anticipated
Patent Office Reports, obsolete Law
Books and other such works, rescued
from the oblivious recesses of some
etfete reel pient Of Congressional lit
erature, disposed of on Saturday
evening last, stranger would infer
either that Frostburg presents a mag
niticent opening for bookstore, or
contains some precious specimens of
the genus literary grecnhorn.
\ full line Of smoking and chewing To-
L,.,,,c NJ IN, h,pl and far Sa1,. II fair
prices by [n9l JOHN IIITcn1Ns
A colored gentleman, with his in
amorata on his arm, was promenading
one of our streets one evening this
week, when they met white gentle
man of dark complexion, Foo a n.o-
ment critically observing the latter,
the colored gent pronounced him
'nearly black, whereupon the lady
sagely replied mo, no, not black
JlHeW$ttc."
B. STERN is selling Clothing at very low
prices.
G. W. McCULLoH, Esq, of this
place. sold several building lots on
Saturday last at prices ranging from
$50 to $3.50. These lots are eligiblv
located in the eastern portion Of the
town and contain fraction less than
one fourth of an acre.
japanese Silks; Japanese Poplins, 45c
China Silks, 60c. G. BALTzELL & Co.
THOMAS PHlLLIps, a miner employ |
ed in the Consolidation mines, Ocean
No. 3, had his collar-bone broken on
Friday of last week, by fall of breast
coal, weighing about 400 lbs. Happi- .
ly he sustained no other injuries He !
is doing well,
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II BELIEVE THEY

Remarks of this character we hear
every day and We don't wonder at
the people when we offer them a Lin
en- Napkin for
S cents, worth 10 cents;
Fine Dinner Napkins, at l23 and
Is cents, worth 20 cents;
A French Corset for 75c, worth 81 !;
Beautiful II dix 'fs 8, TO- Is Il 20c;
Lisle Thread Gloves, Is, Is, 90 25c !;
Gents Lisle Thread Socks, 35,
worth so cents;
Children's Hose, 8, 10, and l24 cents ;
Ladies " 10, l23, and l5c.
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Have we a Sunday law ?
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japanese Silks; Japanese Poplins, 45c
China Silks, 60c G. BALTZELL & Co.
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The place to buy Dress Goods
CHEAP STORE.
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G. W. McCuLLoH, Esq, of this
place, sold several building lots on
Saturday last at prices ranging from
$50 to $3.50. These lots are eligibly
located in the eastern portion Of the
town and contain a fraction less than
one-fourth of an acre.
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TUITION--TERM, ELEVEN WEEKS:
Common English Branches .............. 600
including Natu-
raj Philosophy, Algebra, and the Higher
Above, including German. 10 90
- Latin and Greek, 900
Tuition paid monthly in advance. a liberal
deduction from the above rates Will be made in
favor of families sending more than two pupils.
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JOHN IrrCHINs has bought c. II. Walk
cr's entire stock of My Own Cigars
He is now prepared to supply all demands
for this lavoritc brand
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E'r"s' burg. June \. 1872.

LOCAL.
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From Cumberland for the week, ending Satu
day, May %, and for the year 1872:
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The damp cool weather, experienced
for two weeks past, is the subject of
serious complaint. Vegetable growth,
erewhile hindered by the drought, is
now retarded by the cold The
promise for early garden produce is
slim.
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None Such;" for % cents at SPILLS.

ADEN CLARY, Esq. is building a
frame dwelling on Mechanic, near
its intersection with Water street.
A few more gaps on the same side,
filled by houses like this, would add
materially to the appearance of that
locality,
LETTER-PArER and Envelopes at rea-
sonablc prices ut r. II. WALSH Il Bios
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\ full line Of smoking and chewing To-
haccos always on hand and for sale at fair
prices, by n9l 3oIIS llITCnINs,

B. STERN is selling Clothing at very low
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Sc hool Direct tory.

CANE CREEK ACApEMY:-L Location, tcclill.
IN full view OF ChIhowcc Mountains. Build
ing. sixty 10y Forty feet, two stories. Library.
New, but growing, 57S voumnS. Teachers. j.
II. Brunncr, Principal Assistants, Prof. Hicks,
Miss TcXic p. Cobb. Miss \. J. Vaughan
.'upilS, Present Session 10 in - month, 3l3.
Charges, lower than at any other Institution Of
same grade, so far aN known. Course Of study,
Modcrnizcd hut thorough. A Cellrgiajr De-
,artmrnt will be added at close Of present term.
EAST TENN. WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
Location. Athens, on the line of the T.. !. Va.
II Ga. Railroad. half way between knoxville
and Chattanooga. Building, seventy by Fifty
feet. three stories. Library, over TOGO volumes.
Board. in private families, including room,
fuel. lights and washing, $500 per week.
Teachers. James \. Dean. President; Assist
ants, W. +. +. Milburn, J. j. Marker. l.. \.
Atlec. Miss T.. Stephenson, Miss Helen Bo,-
swOrth. Pupils. 81 in regular daily attend
nnce. Charges nodcrlte. Course Of study
thorough.
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T E R NJ S ::
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At Two Dollars u Wear, Payable
in Advance.

Ut NotttentioN paid to orders for the pa
per unless accompanied by the Cash.
Advertisements will be charged Sl.jO pei
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tion, and - cents for each continuance. \
liberal deduction madct0 parties who adYcr
tisc hy the year,
M, Persons sending advertisements shouIc
mark the number Of times they desire them
Inserted. or they will be continued until for
bid and charged accordingly.
Transient advertisements must be paid 70,
at the time Of insertion.
Announcing names of candidates for ONCE
$500, Cash. in all cases.
Obituary notices over i've lines, charged at
regular advertising rates.
All communications Intended TO promotcth,
private ends or interests Of Corporations. So
cietic.. or Individuals, will be charged as adj
vcrtiscmcn;S.
jon WORK. such aS Pamphlets, Circulars
Cards. Blanks, IIandbills. ETC., will be exc
cuttrd in good style and at reasonable rates.
All letter. addressed to the Proprietor viii
be promptly attended to,
Communications. to >ecuOc insertion, must
be accompanied by the name Of the authors.
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G NERAL DIREC R Y
Courts a t A h en- s.

Chanrcry Court Hon. u. NJ. Key, Chancellor:
Court meets ith Monday, in May and Norrm-
pcr; J. VI. Henderson. Clerk and Master. Office
at residence Main Street.
Circuit Court Hon, John i. Iloy|, Judge;
Court meets 2d Mondays in April, August and
Drrrmhrr John f. slower, Clerk, Office in the
Court House.
County Court Wm. G. Horton. Chairman;
Quarterly Court meets l>t Mondays IN January,
April. July and October; Quorum Court meet,
Iii Monday in each month; Lon. BlHard, Clerk,
office in the Court House.
OTuER COUNTY OFFICEEs-John 4. Gouldy,
Sheriff: RIB. snyder. Trustee; W. NJ. Kelley,
Tax Collector: VIM. c. Davis. Register; Thos.
sherman. Coroner; \. +. Keith, Public Admin
;-trutor W. Gcttys, Public Guardian.
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From the Union and American.

=
\ correspondent writing from Lex.
ington Henderson county, under date
Of sept II, says;
This county Is united and fully mp on
the regular nominations. Also Perry
and Decatur.
Another correspondent from the same
place, writing under date Of September
-, says:
Our county will cast about Leo De-
mocatic votes, out Of which we are con-
iidcut OF l,3JO for Chcathum.
\ friend writing from Paris, Henry
county, under date Of Sept -, says;
A very decided majority Of the pco-
pie of this county are for maintaining
the organization Of the Democratic par
ty and urc for the regular nominees.
A friend from Wavcrly, Humphreys
county, says:
Our county will cast about l,jol votes
for Congressman at large. Gen, Cheat.
ham will get at least thrc2.foUrth, OF
the number.
\ subscriber writing from Clark E
vile says:
am compNrativc'ya a stranger, but de-
sire to drop q few lines. nrycrca-t a
vote against Andrew johnson in my life
nor did ever expect to do 50. and be.
tween him and ChcaIham should have
had no hesitation in giving him nay
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"Vacts About Vast Tennessee"

Facts About Vast Tennessee"
/ The New York IImcs la, n CORES.
poudcutat Knoxville who !, a bigger
,tory.tcIlcr than Tom Pepper. Tom, it
will he rcmcmbcrcd beat the devil after
@iying him two in the came to start
with. We quote from this modern Ana.
MAS n, follows;
kNOXvIILr, Sept, 9. 1872.
We Union men Of the South are lust
now watching the political horizon Of
the North with considerable anxiety, in
order to see whether the Northern pco.
pie rcnlilc what we conceive to be the
inevitable result that would follow the
success Of the Democratic party in TIE
pending Presidential campaign-rcsults
that to rs are OF fearful import. As YOU
are doubtless aware, three wears ago,
through diSscu.ions in the Republican
party. the Democracy coplc>rcd with
the Liberal wing Of the Republican par
~ rs il was called, aud through which
they Che Democrats ioi,tcd them selves
into power in this state, the result Of
which has been an uninterrupted course
Of viudictyc. ,yranuiral. prosrripivc
and rcvcngeml legislation. added to
which j. the wholesale social rrO,CTip-
ton (as well n, IN business matters al,o)
of all who cherish Union sentiments
What we now apprchcud is,that through
;hc pretended surrender on the part Of
the Democratic party OF their auli.Rc-
publican principles and thciruuiOn with
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Church Direct tory.

NJ. T.. CHURCH. SuUTlI- Rev. Il. II. Parker,
Pastor Service, every sabbath; Prayer Meet
ing every Wednesday night sabbath school in
ihc morning.
MARS HILL PRESBYTERfN thTRCli-k"N,
~. a. Wallace. PuStrr- services every other sab
lDath. sabbath school in the evening.
' NJ. T.. CHURCH. "NORrI'--Rcv. y. q. TavlOr.
Pastor Services every sabbath: Prayer Meet
ing every Wednesday night. Sabbath School
in the morning.
BAPTIST CUURCI-Rrv J. Il. Lee. Pastor
Services, Fourth sabbath in each month. at the
Masonic Hall.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rector
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RcpUdiatin- Grant.

Gen. William Birncy, OF Florida, son
of James Erncy, the first Abolition
candidate for President, has written q
letter in which he rcpudatc, Grant, aud
thus gives his reasons for supporting
Greeley:
1t is with pain that take this step.
| have been an active member OF the
Republican party since it, organization,
n, was Of its predecessor, the Liberal
party.
The lour years rule in Florida Of men
calling themselves Republicans has pat
the state on the road to ruin, morally,
politically. aud financially and mos, OF
The evil has been done bya contcdcralcd
band Of United State, oiici j., who
have used their leisure to devote lhcm.
selves to the tricEcry OF state politics,
seize ON the party machinery, cumuutc
state office, in ttcir own hands and in
those Of thcir degraded parasites, aud
form a legislative ring TO aid their pri-
vatc epcculnlions.
Sound Republicans have again and
again brought thi, state of thing- TO the
notice of the President, who. il am
correctly informed. has always shelter.
ed himself uuC cr the rights of patron
noc conceded by political u,agcs to
United States Senators.
The only hope OF a restored prosper.
ity and morality 30 Florida It is clear
lies in the defeat by the people of IT,,
Presidents .urriai friends. nII fine uu.
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Athens Post Off Get e Mails.

Up. or Eastern bound Mail, CLOSES at 500 A. NJ.
Down, or southern and Western bound Mail,
closes at $50 r. VI.
sulphur Springs. via SeWcr and Pm Hook,
three times Il wcck-leavcs Mondays, Wcdncs-
days and Fridays,
Pikcyillc, via Decatur, Washington ~ smith
X Roads. twice wcck-lcNes Tuesdays and
Fridays, at q A. NJ.
Coghill. via Cuntrcl's X Roads, once n wccl,
leaves Saturdays ut \. NJ, and returns same
day at - Pm.
The Mails for Benton, Durktown and other
lOintS in Polk county, are supplied VIA tIrNc-
land, and leave that point twice week, Mon
days and Thursdays.
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Last Nill, from the CGdcr.

d.. Anderson SAY, he has found, bv
practical analysis. in one instance, that
the ll-t cup Of milk drawn from the
cows uddcr contained sixteen times rs
much cream 20, the Ny,t one. This scpa-
ration OF cream take, in the uddcr OF
the COW, especially ii she j, allowed to
remain quic; for q short timr previous
to milking. II there are those who
doubt that thi, difference does exist be-
tween the first aud last drawn milk.
their doubts will be speedily removed
10y milking half dozen cows and set
ting the first aud last drawn milk in diff
icrCHt pans.
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90 d I e III p | ars,

Peace Lodge. No. lOl, |. o. G. TempInrH-
j. :. Matthews, W. c. Regular Meetings
2d aud 18th Thursday nights in each month, at
Masonic Hail.
EnSanullce Temple. |. q, G. T.-Jacob
s, Matthews. Degree Tcmplar-McctS in De-
gree Of Fidelity ON the ~t and the Degree Of
Cholity the 81 Thursday evenings Of each
month,
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asonic Direc tory.

Meridian sun Lodge. No. 30 \. +, & \. Ma
rNnS-A. G. Robc.on, Wor>hiptul Master
Regular Meetings lSt and al Saturday nights
in each month.
McMirn Chapter, No. -, Royal Arch Ma~onS
John +. slower High Priest Regular Meetings
lSt Monday nigl in each month.
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Bread is the Staff OF Life.

DUT YOU CAN'T MAKE GOOD BREAD
ID out Of bad Flour. have just received q
ear load Of Fancy Family Flour. made out
Of choice ohio White Wheat. which will make
good bread. For sale at the old stand near
thc Depot. j. VI. HENDERSON.
Athens. April :. 1SI2Lf227
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Govern Your Tongue.

More sin, it i, probable. !, comui'tcd
and more mischief done, by iii, small
member, than in all other ways. The
faculty Of speech is one of our most
useful crdowmcnts, hnt it !, exceeding
Liable to abuse. lie who know, how
10 bride hi, tongue, j., therefore, in
Scripture, ,dcuomua'cd - perfect mln:''
and again, OF him who -ccmclh 20 be
religion, and bridIcth not his tongue,
il i declared Stat "ihut mans religion j.
yain.' The word, which we utter are
u iair index of the moral state OF the
mind. by Thy works saith our Lord
shalt thou he justified, aud by thy
word, shalt thou he cundcmucd.' No
only are sin, OF the tongue more mum
crous than other, but some of them ar,
the most hcinous OF which man can b,
guilty-cycn that one sin which has II,
forgiveness, i, Il lin of a tongue.
\ HrALruY competition is the sopl o
trade, but r'ankind. when they see thoi
| fcIlow-creaiurcs doing well in any en-
tcrpri,c, amt happy until they rush in
to the business.
THE house Of Howard. lyins 4 Co.
New York city. recently filled fo
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