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WATSON KARR, Supt.
"HOme and HeaIth.0

ruo ..;, a,,o.,, ,;,,,. nt, .,
'i''s "..io "S"Hl"o' pun
iisheo ov w. LIE fUf " BRO, eo5
Broadway, y. y, We take the following
items.
D. 1
..5 i y. W E, nh ~ iri iioS'In II
80" III VIC 11'e1''ntSe -r'. ~ y"'',"'s
MAJ az iecen: l,'ts''iis VI 'ne uiasso"
hleulco- rhs,iu'sn.a, 7ocn's, nov onc mem
If rnvacc;rote1 nerson hov;ng fshen
snall-nox Thc sentiment moint,ined thot
when sn,nI,.nox nrevo;ls every ;nd;v;dm,I
oI.,ye f;,-n ,aa,S nf,ra !, on ;nfsctod To-
col;,y nnrIt tn ba rev,crinated W.. ~.
j;nvc Ills &c nv, n,,;versol convict;or of IN,
martial med;cal nhservers in ali nor,s ~
W.. world pa
hopAaAI1S" o"ALL foN h' l'ErrEk'-
wen "ttes'ea ease Is on record % iadF
VINO Gauge. tN shia'l-poN rom opening
o! le'ter received IRON iricnd IN the
distance, JUST fo'h,ns down WIN the as
case' IN PhssR"n expressed ms oP,h-
ION that inc coht'glon couid not under
the circumstances nave 'een imported any
o'her way.
SECOND ATTACK OF SMALL-PoN.--A sin.
gular case of smallpox las occurred in
Chicago, being the second time the patient
mas haa 'ie disease IN eight years. 1t Is
rhre; ihueeo' 'Hi' a person VIII take the
small -pox second time, and perhaps two
ATTACKS IN such RAPID succession have new
er before pe"h known. IT serves TO show
the proprletv OF presentation. II is IN
established fact, we believe, that person
who has been properly vaccinated is less
liable to take the smallpox than one who
las had the disease.
PITrING IN SMALL-Pox.-To prevent
those pits which sometimes distigure the
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A Pleasant Surprise

A kind correspondent tells us tie follow
ing: A party, composed Of ladies and
gentlemen, representing SIX different re-
l.gi1ls denominatinns-fri Of the Rev
II. c. MCDANiEL-yisited the NJ T.. Par.
-nnagc, in Eckhart. on Friday evening OF
last week, and surprised Mr.. MCDANIEL
and his estinialile lady, who extended q
hearty wcleome 10 the visitors. AfCr al
exchange of cvilities, ,iN party presented
60 the worthy Pastor n handsome gift of
greenbacks, and to his lady the gifts of sin.
lady friends. To thee Il, Pastor Ill 4 ..:.,.,
10th feelngls responded.
This concluded, the party entered into the
free exchange of sentiment, jest. enlv,ned
by the singing of pieces adapted to the oc-
cas;on varied. also, by some very fine mu-
sic ,liscoursed By TIE Eckhat String Band.
which accompanied the party After dis
& ssing tho good Things literally provided
FIR the occasion, the party dispersed to their
homes all being much graiiftt! 18th tie en-
,yme,nt and pleys rst in'iirn: to tic visit"
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the published this offers superior
both local and foreign. BY advertising
bad large and wealthy commun, which nigh, other
wise fail. --.
will .ure the benefit Of all bisi, ei
with their aserti%np and SHOULD r
culc take advantage of the opp rtnn crr offered,
glad receive their advertisement card 10, weekly t'r
quarterly insertion.
We have adopted the # lowing
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Hl3 MIA.
IRELAND THE WORLD OyER.

Is the title OF book OF one hundred
and fnrty-tliree pages. tecming with f'In
and humor. 1t contains one hundred
Poems O.!es Par dies ant! Songs. ana j.
one of the best hits ut political Rugs
and Irish influence in American affairs
yer published. The songs are many OF
them arranged to popular airs. and he
Parodies include al the popular poets
Tn. leading journals speak of it as s book
of announcements every page NJ which
furnishes the occasion for got,d hearty
liug'-.
F.f,y c nts sent with the address Of
the Selrdrr. tu McI.OIJGUIIS BROS.
No. 73 Duane St,s.rt New YORK. will ~
care ro2y OF The BOOK se'1' :,sA' "
.Sl&l4
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Gas Explosion.

MEssRs. EDlToRs Il have deemed it
advisable to make the following statement
of the cause Of the gas explosion in the
cellar of Mr.. CONRAD LAPP, to anticipate
many-tongucd Madame Rumor, and as fu
,ure warning to gas consumers:
The strong odor of gas about the store
Of Mr.. LAPr did not orig mate from defect
i've pipes within the premises, but from
IL loosenel joint in the dr:p-pipe at the in
ttrscction of Main and Water streets
The gas thence filterin" through the loose
ground beneath the fioZln surface to the
cellar of M. LAPp, the nearest outlet, the
frozen surface making greater resistance
to its passage directly out into the air
On closing his store, about 10 o'clock, on
Saturday evening last, Mr. LAPP, unguard-
,dlv, went down into his cellar with an
open light to turn off the gas at the meter,
when the explosion occurred. The front
wall was considerably shattered, and some
TOYS. jars and other articles. were displaced
s.om the shelves by the violence of the
shock. Other than the shock 10 his nerves,
w. are hcnpy TO state that Mr.. LAPP sus-
..ned no serious injury. The severity Of
tie weather until the past few days, ren-
lcred il almost impossible to make excava-
tons in the street to discover the source of
;!.r leak WATSON kARi,
SuI,t Frostburg Gas Light Company.
Tic Office of The Cumberland Duly
Nssss has recently been removed from the
i, sioiiice Building, ON Centre street, to
Ne 81, Baltimore Street, where, in addi-
ii to a more public location, in more
commodious rooms. the proprietors have in
creased their publishing facilities by put
ting in Cotireli and Babcock Press and
a Baxter steam engine.
The INeUs is the most valuable daily we
1t ccjye, arriving in Frostburg nearly TWEEN
t, -four hours before all others. Besides
containing the latest dispatches, it has
rompt correspondents in many of the adj
j"cent towns, making it ut once useful
ews and local paper-one best suited to
Il G wants of daily-readers in this section.
The energy and enterprise Of the propri-
4 OTIS, Messrs. johnson s. CHARLES, de-
ssrve encouragement,
Their accommodating agent for this place,
Mr.. LEVI B. Porter, will receive subscrip-.
.o.rs ana NAAsast other Du~iness for taeln.
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COLE, BRIGHAM & Co.-This wcll-known
II n,se at No. so, Sharp St, Baltimore, has
l,ng enjoyed deserved reputation for pro-
ducinS, by manufacture and by importation,
the very choicest assortment of goods in
tleir special line-that Of Hats, Caps, and
Straw Goods. for Mems, Yonths', and
Children's Wear: and as they contine their
business especially 10 these goods, it is rea-
sonable to conclude they can and do offer
inducements to ouE merchants 70 boy from
them.
Mr. r, G, WILLIAMS, well and lavuahls
known as q Hat man, having made this
business the occupation of his life visits
this section in the interest of this house,
and we cheerfully recommend him to those
dealing in these goods
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Terms for Harprr's Ha~..!ne, Nccll.


Terms for Harprr's Ha~..!ne, Wrcli.,
aaa T...l-.
;lARr KS Ma -lv". One Year $40
IANP!-Ks Nii.isi.l. thc r., 4lo
HAnp&k's HAZaR. tnv l~ar 1US
H.RPrRs MAjAAiSr. HAH4fss WE.A.
LIZ. and liAnlrHs RAAaR. |" 'ue 49,
dress. for on" yrKs, +,.ou3, - - ,ev
for 81 90.
In Extra Cory q sith.r re " snAGISr,
WEEKLY, OF BAZAAR, teili be supplied atafss
ia .rery C3a6 II 1--WE ouneuKiB,K Il
VI VI each IN oae i,nsittt nee ,ui, s.. Ca .ss
for 5000 mithont G.r.r,, COPS.
The Postage within the ni:ta Stsis..
is. fUr the MA5l .l.SE .: "en;s Il ear. ;;,r
the WEEKLY ,r EAzAN 70 ceH!s SEX.
payable year'l selhi yp.uiy. or quar- O..
Is. mt the Office where rrcei, t,l 81.
scriplio4,s frun the l,omipi,n pf Cana .
must be accompanied WIKI a e-,ts :....
ditinnal for the MsaA2INE. 9! - ,e,.s
10! the WEEKLY Or .a-+n. 10 prep.t ,hs
'. 5. postage.
The Volumes OF t'r I..a4-IHS tcm.
inence with the An.i.ers 10. Junr ani
December Of each year. ;nh.Gr! ,,t:oLs
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<,jN ~
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CORRECTIONS RY

of every variety. Cakes. Notions and
Toys. Al, kinds Of Nuts. Rni>ins. Cur
rants. Oranges. Lemons. Ciirons. &c.
4 fine assortm"n, Of Plain and Fancy
Candies. a great variety Of Sugar :.nd
other Toys. Order. for parties p,omlyly
filled at all times. Particular attention
paid to Rich and Ornamental Wedding
Cakes. line Fruits in scaled Cans. PICK ir-
Catsup, Jellies. &c. Wheat and Eye
Bread fresh every day. Also IL superior
quality of genuine Havana Cigars. Sm"-
king Tobacco, &c.
An elegant Oy .tcr Saloon for Ladies'
and Gentlemen. Oysters PUT ny To snit
al tastes. Famlics supplied with any
quantity. At short notice and al fair rates.
tx- Those wishing anything in my
line will do well TO call before purhas-
ing elsewhere, ;ls feel confident Of Civ.
ing satisfaction. | ha>s the cheapest
goods in town. i,oy lily
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AT the Fire, Monday night, the Hose
ran down Ut the heel" Try our, 10 cent
ones. - f.'&" CHEAP STORE.

The Valentine business was well done"
tits time. The mailing OF these fancy and
,yrotcsque missivcs began early in the
month, and has continued without inter
mission, even since the 18th. We received
our two since, to the donors Of which We
return thanks, though MY First Issue
don't fit. Uncle Sam" gets his share of
the revenue produced by the fur, but some
OF his postal flnctionarics don't enjcy the
falaries they obtain for their efforts to dr.
cipher the unusually elaborate supcrscrip-
tons which mark not few of these EN-
%-ioPed cssicatures. We saw one address
ell b, sn individual, lin the care of" every
domestic treasure about the house, including
Thomas Cat"
Little F*rs,:s,eH Cigars-only 3 cents.
john HlTCHaXs i. tlss. SEX. Agent for the
sale Of this Cigar in Fr.stlurs. n9
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HANEKAMP Bros, of Homecoming,
have recently received So of the
Etna Insurance Co., the amount Of
their insurance in that Company On
their store, burnt some time since.
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We notice woriinen engaged in digging
a ditch in front of the Pastoral Residence
If st. Michal's Church. preparatory to lay
ing pipes communicating with the water
and gas mains, by which that building is
- he supplied.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NO MORE LAMP EXPLOSIONS!

NO MORE LAMP EXPLOSIONS!
THE "ORIENT SAFETY LAMPS"
Will not Leak, Break, or Explode!
Use these Lamps and ornament your
Houses
SAVE YOUR LIVES! SAVE YOUR
HOMES. SAVE YOUR CHILDREN
A glass lamp is q magazine more dam
geIous than gunpowder. and with the torch
ieady lighted" For sale by JOSEPH
KELLY, Main street, opposite the Post OF:
fee, and by DAVID GREEN.
Sole Agent, Broadway, Frostburg, Nd
Dec %, 1871.
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H. B. SHAFrER, Esq, n former resident
of this place, andnoS residing on his farm
at Segerstown, Crawford county, Pa, paid
our town visit during this week. Weare
pleased to see him looking well and to hear
Of his bright prospects in his new business
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L OUTS,
BIACKBIRD.

Ny scent Havana Cigars, and my Own"
six for 20 cents-arc Cigars that can't
be beat in quality at the same price, in
Frustburg, Give them trial.
c. H. WALKER
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The Neaos complains Of cold
weather in Cumberland. Ought to
be up here to feel it "in all its gran
dcur."
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COAL STATEMENT.

For the week ending February 10, 1872,
there were II Jas. IA tons of Coal transport
cd over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, and for the year to same date,
103, 1863 10 .oi.s.
Shipments Of Coal
From Cumberland for the week ending
Saturday, Feb. 10, and for the year, 1872
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Barton.

SALE.-rhe sale Of Barton Coal Cos
personal property for miners wages took
1,:.oe on the 18th inst. Locomotive and
nining cars were bought !y Mr.. GoEDoN
of Cumberland. -Four horses and harness.
old castings and several other things, snf
ficipIG Ia cover the mincEs' claims. were
sold, If er which the sale was stopped.
REcHAE;rE&-Tb anniversary of the
Barton Lodge of Rrchahtes was observed
at the Presbyterian Church on the s'h inst,
wien addresses on Dotal Abstinence were
made by kevs RANKIN aid CouarEAA :,
aud JOHN SoAMERvnIE, Esq.
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Full line of Letter Paper and Envelopes
q, tue Post Once. Prices low.
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Printers need bu, little here below, hut
they need that little sure.
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Next Thurs lay is Wash:ng'ons birth
dsY. Viii frss!hnrg observe hs
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Ger, be
be
line 70 each
year ike
he The
Lega line
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Gas ExptosIoN-- communication III
another column. untlcr this hradng, pre-
cludes the Necessity for an extended nca.
notice
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Ask your Grocer for J. $ Dlworth & Co.
pure Roasted Coffee. III
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John HrTCIlNs keeps a large stock o
Fancy Goods. Cab and examine. NJ
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The best and cheapest Pictures are made
a, FoRMANs New Gallery, on Broadway
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EevI.aL--Ovcc oac hundred PROBES
.,ons of conversion hare thus far been
made in the revival, for some time past,
in progress in the NJ E. Church, in tn
pace.
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A poem by Ms, MAUD iIuMrHHhf VIII
appear next week.
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Editorial Notes.

The funeral vf Archbishop SpALD.
ING, in Baltimore. IN Monday, is rep
resented as probably the most impo.
sing religious demonstration ever
witnessed in this country. A large
attendance, composed. not only Of
the bishops, clergy ana laity of tn.
Catholic Church. but of numerous
Protestant admirers of the great
Archbishop, testified lite love and
respect for the memory of father
and friend. The funeral sermon, de.
livered by Archbishop McCLosKEy,
Of New York, was All eloquent trib-
ute to the life and services of the
illustrious deceased.
The dueiio is on the rampage in
New Orleans. Pistvls and swords
are the cards they gamble with now.
Challenges are the order Of tho day,
with an unhappy correspondence Of
probable declinations. The ancient
style of termng these arrangements
as affairs of honor" has d.genera.
ted, in this case at least, to affairs of
dishonrr They are the natural re-
suits Of the rogues quarrel over sto-
len plumber and q general mutual
butchery would rid the official sncie-
ty of Louisiana Of some dangerous
notoricties, and economist the PEG.
pies money.
In the Maryland Senate on Mon.
day bill TO amend the charter Of
the Homecoming Mining and Trans.
portation Company, and to change
the name to the Ocean Steam Coal
Company, passed it's second reading
In the House, on Wednesday, the
Senate bill! to amend the charter of
the Lincoln Coal, Iron, Friedrich
and Oil Company, Of Allrgany, was
read the second time.
New PArEK.-The Su isbury Lnde-
pend Mt. published by SuHRlE &
SMITH, Salisbury, Pa, made it's first
appearance under date of the LIST
inst. 1t presents neat typograph-
ical appearance and creditaLle ar
ray Of select matter, indicating con-
siderable mechanical and editorial
ability. We wish it success.
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MAS favored. last Sunday. Wi

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