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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-22
The Case Of Hydrphobia.

Although 20 sure rememedy FOR hydro
phobia has been found. it appears that
some important iscoyeries respecting the
nature of the disease have been made late
ly in Russia. A Russian official Journal
publishes a com municatiou on the subject
from a paper contributed to the archives
OF judicial medicine. "Since," it an
nounces, "the Professor of Pathological
Anatomy, II ~ Rudnow, undertook In
1869 the lectures on the pathological
anatomy OF animals for veterinary stud
ents, lie has given particular attention
to the subject of canine madness.
so many cases of which came within the
scope Of judicial veterinary practice, while
hitherto so few firm bases for satisfac
tory diagnosis of the disease haze been
obtained by opening the animals. Being
convinced that sure results could only be
arrived at by means of the microscope.
he continued his researches, and with the
aid of that Instrument made surprising
discovery. This main cause of rabies is
the anatomical alteration Of the kidneys
through their paronchymatous infamma
ton. The differs from other forms Of in
tamatlon Ia that the whole epithelium Of
the kidneys is diseased at the same time,
and that it easily degenerates, while the
lobes of the kidneys fill at the same time
with fatty substance, by which the uni
form fatalissue of hydrophobia is brought
about" SupposiDg the cause of the dis.
ease to be thus ascertained, it is to be
hoped that as little time as possible will
be lost 10 discovering cure for it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-22
Lost Children.


10 New York City there is station
house devoted to the reception of those
who have been picked up in the streets
by the police. \ reporter who visited
the place says:
a policeman came in with a little boy
about seven years of age, with a brui ised
and bleeding face, in tears, in rags, dir
ty and a lamentable figure generally y
"Who is this ?'' said the matren - HIS
name is Paddy Woolan, and he dosen t
know quite where he lives" replied the
policeman. His father aud motherlare
having drunken spree in the house, hav
ing beat each other aud the children, and
driven them out of the house [ found
him running, out Of breath, aud painting
with fear and fatigue, and I've brought
him up here" The matron, nodded with
a sort of troubled look, wiped his eyes,
preseBted him with piece of bread and
butter and gave him a cup of tea. This
treatment abated the violence Of bis grief.
and though be sobbed a little as he
munched, yet the sea of his euiotion was
evidently going down. "Are there many
such cases :" inquired the reporter
"Too many, only too many" she an,
swered 'half the poor children who are
lost have in reality been driven cut by
one parent or the other in a burst Of
drunken fury. 10 two or three days they
will come for him, pretending the deep
grief, but | see the boy watch
their hands as if expecting blow, and
ready. to dodge it," The world little
knows what these children have to en-,
dure in their miserable homes, aud how
the parents, by their vices, perretuate in
their offspring defects in character.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-22
A STUPID HUSBAND.

Riding on horseback just at hight through
the woods in Saginaw county, Michigan,
| came into a clearing, In the middle OF
which stood alog house, its owner sitting
in the oren door smoking his pipe. Stop
ping my horse before him the following
couv ensuded:
"Good evening, sir" said [. '
'sGood evening" -.-i ~
''Can I get glass of milk of you to
drink ?" -
"Well l don't know. Ask the old
woman - '-.ai
BY this time his wife was standing by
his side. .)Ha.I t..sl -
While drinking it I asked;
Think we are going to- get a storm p
"Well, really don't know. Ask the
old woman-she can tell"
Il guess We shall get one right away,
said the wife a..' @ A't'.-.
Again | asked:
allow much Land have you got cleared
here p
We'll! dent really know. Ask the
old woman-she knows"
about nineteen acres, said she, again
answering.
Just then troop Of children came
running and shouting around the corner
Of the shanty. IIut
"All these your children" I said. e
"Don't know. Ask the old woman-
she knows best"
did not wait to hear her reply, bur
drew rein, aud left Immediately
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-22

90 From the report of Immigration, pre-
ag pared 10 tie Bureau of Statistics, Trea-
surg Department, we learn that during
~ 1871 the number of immigrants into this
country was 343, ,lI6. Steadily the tide
,ei Continues to increase from the Old World.
There is plenty of room in the New. we
have broad and fertile plains in the " est
r,gr numbering millions of acres where the
hardy pioneers can fad plenty to do
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-22
Ayers CaGhartic Pills.

Tor the relief s,s
cure 0I al darau,
EleHts ia Tie ,,om.
;ch, Evel, and how
els. They 2rcam.' :
aGrii1n., ans an
excellent pHrra,lrr.
Bciag ilvrcly veg.
table, they toWEi7
no mercury Orlaiu,
rai iWhatcrcr Ms.a
scrinuS sickness ami
suffering j. lsryyr,.
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N0t so Funny for Them.


Not long since, on a railway train
young couple seated in car were so af-
-o fectionate that they could not keep it to
themselves, much to the amusement. of
some and disgust Of others Of the passen
gers. The couple had attracted a good
deal Of attention on the passage by their
afTectionate kisses and embraces, and the
conductor concluded 20 play q trick on
them that would, perhaps, operate bene-
- fcially. lie tclegraphed ahead to the
agent of station to have a clergyman at
E the depot. The train cane in, and the
divine was prompt. When the train stop
ped, the minister entered the car and the
conductor pointed out the couple, who
still sat afectionately near each other
The clergyman advanced toward them
and in clear, slow voice said: care
you the couple who desire to be married.
They made 10 answer, but appeared to
be utterly confused and dumb founded.
Alwhiie the Passen gers, who now first knew
of the trick, could not restrain their
laughter- BY aud by the whistle sound
ed ond the train left, carrying the lady
- and gentleman with it, while the minister
stayed behind The affair was explained
10 him the next day, aai his fee paid as
if be had performed the ceremony. Dur,
ing the rest Of the trip, tie couple we're
lcss -aT6etiolate .--
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MONROE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Amount Of Property Insured $l,SO0,O0
The rate of Insurance in this Company
is one dollar for every thousand dollars in
sured, after which payment no further char
ges will be made, except to cover actualloss
by fire that may fall upon members of the
Company. .H
The policies issued by this Company are
perpetual, and afford the fullest security,
with the largest economy and convenience,
This company will not issue Tanneries-
Distillerics or Cabinet Shops.
Applications for Insurance may be made
to eitherof the Managers, Surveyors or Sec.
retary.
MANAGERS.
]. Depue Labar, Jacob Knecht, ODD
Richard S. Staples, John Edinger,
Silas L. Drake, Francis Hagerman,
Charles d. Brodhead, Jacob Stoufer,
Robert Bows, Theodore Schoch,
William Wallace, Thomas w. Rhodes,
Stogdell Stokes, iss
STOGDELL STOKES, President.
E. B. DREHER, Secretary end Treasurer.
SiIas l.. Drake, Monroe CO. ..'
Melchoir SPragle, aH go.
Peter Gilbert,
Geo. G. Skater, s.
Tho W. Rhodes, Surveyors
F. a. Oppelt, Wayne co.
]. H. Wells, 80 Pike co.
Rch'd Camden, Northampton,
San'l Ziegeufus, Carbon. = J
o. The stated meeting of the board o
Managers takes place at the Secretary's OF
fee, on the first Tuesday of each month, a
2 O'Clock p. NJ.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-22

The Hartford Post tells this story. As
$50 the 43O train from New York reached
Stamford, Saturday, an antique looking g
dame thrust her head out of the window
OF posite the refreshment room door, and
bar briefly shouted
,gsT 5"Sonuy y
\ bright looking boy came up to the
window.
sic .z"Little boy" she said, "have you a
mother ?"
80 ayes maam." s.
"Do you love her? 2"
"Yes ma'am"
,eqs Pe"Do you go to school ?" 5vlE
"Yes maam."7 c1a
And are you faithful to your studies p
"T es ma am"
f,,~@Do you sayyour prayers every night y
se'C<t.Yes ma am - e'-- -
Can TRUST you to do an errand for me ?"
fIi1cYes ma'am" "l.l 1'f8kAl s
I j. II think | can too" said the lady,
looking steadily down on his manly face
-, ."Here is five cents to get me an apple
Remember, God sees you
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-22

Ex L. S. Senator Yates. of Illinois, is
nov at his home in Sp-ingfelds con-
frned and debssed drunkard. He was a
man of splendid intellectual gifts and OF
n most generous nature. * 80
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-22
Nlettiee!1 NotIi!ceY
To all Whom itfnay Concern /! II

To all Whom itfnay Concern Fl!
- The undersigned, having gone into the
Broom Business, would notify the. public,
most respectfully, that he is prepared, with
the best and latest improved machinery, and
the best quality of material, 10 manufacture
Brooms, Whists, and Small Brooms
for children, in a manner superior to any,
thing in that line ever offered for sail in
Monroe County at wholesale and retail,
a little below city prices. He is also pre-
pared to furnish to order, at short notice
Broom machines, Handles, Wire &Twine
all of the best, and warrnted to give satisfac-
ton. AHs HBE
The use of one of my Brooms will set.
tie the fact, beyond all dispute, that better
can be obtained from me. than can be pro-
cured in the city, r.a. -....-
!, To the Farmers of Monroe County, he
would say that they can now find home
market for all the broom Corn they can raise,
and each farmer should strive TO raise enough
for his own use and have some left to sell.
Those desiring seed to plant can always
find an abundance Of the best quality Of Seed
by calling on the undersigned.
The undersigned will, also, attend to
SAW FILING at the shortest possible
notice, and from his experience in this
branch of business, he fatters himself tha,
he cannot fail to give perfect satisfaction.
Before purchasing elsewhere, persons will
most. certainly advance their interests BY
calling and examining my stock of Brooms
70 Country Produce taken in exchange
Don't forget the place, on Franklin Street
opposite Wm. Hun,sman's Livery Stable.
| III ~ -5 a. A. r. GARNER, Fl.
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DLANKS OF ALL KINDS for Sale a,
II this Office
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-22

tG3 rai Whatcvc~ Ne.
80, scrinUS sirkn,Ns ami
~ -.- T. s~~[S suffering pFcycl.
...F ..r - G.. by tarir limo.
Use; ald ctery family houil haYe tEcnro, iisrl
for l,icir protection and rulicf, wien Tcg,iirf
Long experience has proved ;hy,u TO DC Ia, .rt
est, sjirCst, ;inH bCSt Cf al the i'jjis wj,i. v
thc market a,joun.i~. ~ IiI-iv CcS;.>iu... i,.
the blood IS puIHic,., ilto corr;iE.ns u ,t- ,,
tenn expelled, obstrH@uais rcaorce',- ,-.ald s..
whO,c machinery OF lie TCtartd te ita A.a...-
activity Internal Or@an> which hayui..s r'..-.r
and sluggish arc clean ed BY -tSel'.; f'3s,. All
stimulated into ;l,tion. ii.'iS h'cFieat G-rs.,
is changed into health, the value q. Wli:ch ,.:..
when rccl5olIcd on thc vast mliiaE5cs w!.o gr..
il, can hardly be computed. a..>ir s.lC-r cga.r.
makes them pleasant 70 take, af :T',- ,-'fr'- q ..
virtues yaihp9ired for any icl,t;h uG tir.r. %
tnat they arc ever fresh, .Gsa !,rricyisy rca..a
Although searching, !hcy are s:5i' aai uf.c.-'
without disturbance to tie cya il.,.,!c.i. ysC,,.
occupation. I.r..- -
Full direction are @fvcr or ilIe w-anre- r
each box, how To use thea - Family FlH,..
ans, for the following coI@l l.lint-, Einh ails-'
E'i'is rapidly cuTe:- .-r--
mess. E;I1'~=1or and H.o>, o5 I 1r's,@r ,s
should bc rikcT modcrate,ytp ,iiUuI.-!, ii.n -i.,.
Gch, and restore lis l!ealsly fnnc al:t a'':"z.
For River 0Ess !sI .sila: ana ~ Eiiau, ,s:a..
toms, gsilioU4 EEcs,t-iCllS. S'fFa 4caa.
:aci;n. gaZsIIe!ics, ar g - is %scif ,E5''. fii
i0lIs Collie and Fs5fiS5tz= ESS'Ts'5'~.tf:r -.,.a
be judiciOuSiy takCD foC earh r:,-e =" ..'r'1H ''
diseased action u:'~elnuvc tie C5-tu' ;,s.-- "..
caUSe ig.
For 7Grsc-l12rv o. EG:;,-I,::ea, lr; C.i
Mid dose j. :SennT;si.y tC.iil,.,;,-
For ESL2gsss.ssss T--sB- e tssS. = s'-:sra, Pa
r,5 5rasio,. icf sSsl.I tl,Ieas,'s- E>se.H - II
Side. sS:lclz and Etsit1a, t'sv ~!ro,tid - c's
uouSly takeG, 4 required = ciia:.,sa i-E "'t
action Of the sv&ten!. Ni.l si.rli Cii;,i-. .lG--
complaints diSa2Tc;-.
For EbroI,.y and --cs-., .,sicss1 G.-e1'ia-r
they should be ta!c.! ia !:T-- - iH H-..' rt-.
10 produce the cifa1c afa o.o~ts' i:iv1a. n
For SUPEresS=CE2. = s:'.st .!Fss 80
- f.-... o.. r.. & ae ~
p2ihy. 81 Ef = ~ tN- r.
= As Dinner PiFi, t@}.r. clS. - iyu -'i'fs l
promote direstiCn and r7.frrc i-C ~tr,a r:..H
: An occasional dose -tiuus1i - faC sflfa = o..
bowels, restores tllo Hp:.e .etiir xHd aVlstf'r.
system. Hence Ii u Oftva aN| 30 ~ .9r- Na.r
no serious arrangement exist. .},s'i v-,E ,.
tolerably we'll. often iinds that tio~t 20; &c..
Pills makes him feel decidedly Eet;c.s ilr'a t-
cleansing and rcfovati.le- C-,t'-t on - a-'
apparatus. lelH. - rs.- .-,lt
bStaU si-r8FTA AE;Etll}vE ai
Dr. c. 4yI.Is & co.. I'rGctjccI G5,s9'',.,
i. L0EELL, Miss. L. >. b..
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS .Erg..4 fr'.1,2.
sept 2l-ly --f-grsl -+.1
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Itch! Itch! Itch.
SCRATCH! SCRATCH. SCRATCH.

IFCIi & 81 IT RHET H 3{}IlLiI
No Family should be without this vsIe'
bic medicine, for on the first appearance Q
the disorder ou-ihe wrists, between the 70
gers, &C., slight application of the On,
ment will cure it, and prevent its being D.
ken by others.
Warranted 10 give satisfaction or mo'''
refunded.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and relr
by rs, w. -HOLLINSHEAD.
Stroudshurg, Oct. 81, '67. Drugg.st
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-05
New County Law.
A EsGa.2.

Entitled an Act to lrorjd@ for taAin1
tie rotc Of MePcop}e for or o72|"st q
ncl" Co,n'fy IN CERTAIN E2cc''o3' Dts-
tficts in .4Nlgony comfy, at Tie cleo
ton to be hcld IN the fall Of 2ghtecn
hundred and Scrcnty-t'co,
SEC. |. BE It enacted By the Gt3erul
1smmby Of NarWand, That all that part of
Alcgany county living south and west ola
line beginning at the Summit Of Ri" Back
Bone or Savage Mountain, whore that
mountain is crossed by Mason and DiXon's
line, and running thence by Il straight lire
to the middle Of Savage river, where it emp
ties INTO the Potomac river, thence by It
straight line to the nearest point or bounda
nv OF the State Of West Virginia, then with
said boundary to the Fairfax Stone, shall
be new County. to be ca led the county OF
Garrett; Proric'ed, the provisions OF this
Act as to taking census of the people, and
the area of said new County, and the sense
of the people therein, shall be complied
with, in accordance with the constitution
of this State.
SEC. ?. .And be 1t enacted, That the
judges of Election in each of such districts
as may lie embraced by said survey, shall,
at the election for President and Vice Pres
ident ofthc United States, in the fall Of cgll-
teen hundred and sevcntytwo, receive tic
ballot of each clcctor voting at slid election
who las resided for six months preceding
said election, within said limits, for. or
against Il new County, and the voter shall,
at the same time designate his choice for the
county seat within said limits, and tie Re
turn Judges Of said Election Districts shall
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-05
TX ~ Sasv

TIE GARDEN STATE OF THE UNION.
4 r the urgent request Of many OF my
/ \ friends, | have consented to remain at
ms old stand Main St, Fr'sthur.;, d few
months longer, during which time / shall
work entirely for the
CASH AND CASH ONLY
As do 'ot Wish to make nay more en-
tries CA my books.
] also request all thnsc who Lnow them
selves indebted to NE 10 call and settle ac-
counts, as | will put al unpaid accounts
into the hands of the proper officers Tor
collection in !; few weeks.
would here l9surn my thanks 10 my
friend. and customers for the kind patron.
age which have received i'll the past, and
as intead to put up my work sTAt Ntll
and SOLID, and use FIRST CLASS
STOCK ONLY, CT ARANTEE GOOD
FITS &c, | would solicit u continuance Of
the same during my stay among them.
HENRY ROBINSON,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
s1t aft Main sr~+ Frattnlrg Nh
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J.tycs Of E&-ttOa.-Sa.nud johnson,
Charles o Michefs and Joshua Iazenhakpr
For that part of District No. 4, embraced
within the limits of the New County, al
Thomas Garvey's Hotel III Bloomington.
.jHtf7cs Of E.ocfton.-David Michars VIM
Right, .Jr., and VIM. l. Barnard
In that part Of District No. Is, embraced
within the limits of The New County, ut the
house of Simeon Green.
.jtdTcs Of Eicr'jon Norman Jacobs. ST
NEON Green, and Patrick kayanaugi,
The judges of election in Districts Nos.
), / and lG, at TIE Presidential election.
November ). 1872, Will receive the votes of
such of the qualified voters Of said Districts
as reside within the limits of the proposed
new county. For or Against new County,
and also to designate the place tor the coun-
ty seat, Test:
u, ARMSTRONG,
Sept 29-r4t Clerl; to Commissioners
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-05
Marriage Licenses were issue

Marriage Licenses were issued
from the Clerks Office to the following
parties during the month of September
Francs Browa and Mary Arnold
Geo W Coleman and Mary f. Casteel
Edward j Cook and Catharine Camp
bell
Sans, 'ustcr and Minerva J. Dewitt
Watsou kalr and Noble W. Dllcy.
John rrncy and Henrietta CronaG-
.I,mr-t D0nahuc and Sarah Pcrdcw
Pau Ga worthy and Mary L. Cross,
grove.
lame cnleaf ana Alice Friend
RichaT Graham and Araminta Beall.
Will locking and Laura kalbaugh.
Holm r..Ilison and Catharinc Murphy
Henri, 'hnpcl and Elizabeth \. Mosson
Anlrl .I~'man and Sarah r. Smith.
TEcma L Jud aid Emma J. Speclman.
John / NAurr and W. Anna Bruce.
David l.. Nrllyain and Martha B. Keller
james Tprry Noel and Julia Wagner
Isaac Nriiol~ and Martha A. Mcdonald
James jllpr and Amanda F. Elder
James Higgins and Jennie Gray
GEORGE Rc'l9chlin and Maggie Snyder
Thomas J. Sliger and Sarah A. Erantz.
Jacob Schneider and Lizzie NJ Miller
John T. Siglcr AMI CatlArinc Best
John Stanley and Margaret A. Lancaster.
George Siilor tagged l9) and Missy Athey
(agcd 3D.
Matthias Shatlrr and Kate F,stling
William Wheeler and Mary Cation.
Salem Well and Sarah \. Broadwatcr
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-05

A Notable Fact THAT Grcclcyitcs
ard GRANTEES agree On lut one subject
namely, that the Benefit Law and Credit
System are nuisances and should be ahol-
ishcd; therefore, HENRY RoBINsoN, not
only resolves to adopt the Cash System, hat
to enable his customers to derive Il benefit
1Ecrcfrom. He will make Boots from FIT
ty-centS to one DoHar cheaper $50 cents less
on pcggcd and 81 less on stitched Boots
than heretofore Give him IL call and he
viii cndeavor to please you.
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Nth1E,fs'E

E'HE undersigned having discontinued
L business in Fro>Gurg, takes this method
of Informing the pubic that he has lett his
books i'll charge Of \. Maurcy, Justice of
the Peace WHO is i',horzcd to close all
outstanding a9coun All WHO are indcht-
ed to me are rcque tcd To make speedy
settlement with him
Oct 5--2m aDSLPH Bi{I \ Elk.
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NOTICE TO TnEsEsAssE EMS!

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ 1'rcspassing upon my farm, near Dos
ton Mines, or any # its enclosures with
either Dog OF Gu cutting or taking
Wood, or running o f. the Farm at large,
disturbing Fencing, Loving the Gates open,
&c, that they will he strictly and severely
punished according 10 law All who have
business withme will please come through
the lower gate. " LLlAM ENGLE.
Oct SITS
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y. ErEs E,sTD%.
BARRIERS.
NEIT BARRIER SIINI,

PERCY'S NEW BUILDING ON BROADWAY!
7 ( ANlNG fitted up an entirely new
4 shop in superior style, with a view to
the pleasure and comfort of my patrons,
arn prepared to serve the citizens of Frost,
burg with all kinds of work in my line.
SHAVING. IIAIR-CCTTING, SHAM
IOOlNG, DYElNG etc, executed in the
best manner - Call and try nae.
Aug BY FREDERICK WALKER
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Republican SpcHAins.-T


Republican S5ciss4ing.-T.
Cook LIUGHEy, Esq. Of Cumberland, ad-
dressed q large assemb.a-e in the open all
on Main Street on Monday evening, favor
ing the election OF GRANT and WILSON for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency and
LLOYD LoWNpEs, Esq, for Congress. Mr..
HIS a 1orciblc and eloquent speaker and
advocates his cause with no little ability.
He is quite q humorist, also, and gc,s off .
joke as richly az the best lie warmly cs-
pouscS the cause of his party, but treats his
opponents without bitterness. His address
was mainly made of rciutations of charges
of corruption brought by the opposition
against the administration, and of eNhihi-
atoms of the inconsistent uttcrances of thc
Liberal Candidate for the Presidency, upon
whose election he predicates serious dan
ger to the republic.
The mcctiug lasted near one hour, closing
with three cheers Tor GRANT and WILSON,
LLOYD IowNDI.s and three for T. Cook
HUGHEY. The Frostburg Cornct Band
was present and rendered some choice airs.
Publishers NOs;cG.-Thosc sub
scribcrs who are entitled to and have not
obtained their premiums are requested to
come forward and get them All who do
not avail themselves of this opportunity to
secure their Pictures before November LIST
vii. forfeit them, and be held bound for the
fI.l amount.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-05

Argand, or German Student Lamps, (the
hest coal oil Lamps ever inycl.ted,) for sale
AZ TAsKER's.
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Election Notice.

- --~-~s-s----~~-~--~--~
Tj.. hiol.
sCCUUi EvOl!CC.
NOTICES HEREBY CIV EN- TO THE
= qualified voters of AiIcgany county, that
an election will he held, at the usual place
of holding elections in the several districts
of said county
r.. g., -Io,, ,o;,
"" - 90 3 W,.,h,r 49,,
'1'e ''h way VI .'o'
between the hours OF 9 o'clock, A. NJ, and
& o clock r. NJ, tOr the purpose O! elrCi!ng
I,;.l4 d.. .l,.4..1 Lr,,4.,.. T., ,.,.4
ElSht ! fe~F'!eilti"i l'I'@'u',' 10 ''',
the vote 81 the state OF M1ryiailI
for one person tor PRESIDENT OF the
United States. and one person
for Wee PRESIDENT OF the In!tel
States ia conformity 10 the Constl-
tntion nf .bs United States and
Of tho ctata Of MARYLAND
" Wv Va ~
One person 10 represent the 9th Dis
+r;at If N.,rI,nd IN tbn Eorty-thirI
', Nv VI -'A'' 1''''ef -. ~
NO'i5 es7 - INC : 'i'V' '7'''''''
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AlleSahN county eN'pt5t'eH "l'illh
the limits OF tn" proposed new coun-
tv of "Garrett.' that an election
vii he hold mt the usnal places of
IolIi,r oIaotions I'm tLn districts
within the territory of the PROPOSED
nov countv of Garrett on The same
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