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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

IcrSOnal.-Mr and Mrs. f. Brown,
of the McCulloh House, left on Wedncs-
day last for St Louis on u visit to their
daughter residing there.
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PAINTERS.
JAMES Ks. HAWKE,

---cusa aad Sign Pointer. Glaa;er ard
s9APER HANGER Shop on Main
Street, nearly opposite Pos, Office.
VIII contract for work of nl kinds in his
lilc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices low.
Frostburg, April Ely
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\ full line of smoking and chewing To-
baccos always on hand and for sale at fair
prices, by MS joins llrrCIHES.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

Too Ia!t.-a communication of j. /!
ANDERSON, of Homecoming. NiIl appear
next week.
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More E2aiN.-Somc watcrlcss cti-
zcns think the rain on Wednesday mot
much of shower after all.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

LETTER-PApER and Envelopes at req
sonablc prices at r. r. WALSH & Bros
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

Corned Beef, put up expressly for family
use forsale a, T>sNHK's Cheap Cash store,
opposite 81. Michacls, Main Street.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Syrups, Spices, Canned
Goods, Tobaccos, Cigars, Wooden Ware,
Broons, &c; &c, for sale cheap al TAsKnhs
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SastdtasasS, HILL.

MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
Family soaps.
'S'Aki.,, this method Of informing tho
Z public generally OF .AIcgany county, that
he is prepared at III tiWrsto ill orders for his
St PEHiDR FAMILY SOAPS. Nov 2J-y'
,:c:s '5'oss:3r"n :,7,sa Cigar Store {!
tSIGN OF THE
Rr0. !y%y. Tra>tb1rg. Maryland.
EVE undersigned keeps constantly on
I hanianl !0r SHE i'Gki Supplies Of
SMOKING IS CHEWING VOBACCOS,
de4' all Grades.
| also make a speciality of CIGARS, OF
which | am the exclusive manufacturer in
Frostbur~, such As The Dolly Narlcn'5
ccni~---;in entirely ncW brand; "Diamond,'
Legal Tender, * I. n T" Key West"
"Solacc," &c, (rc---all of which will be sold
as low rs the lowest in Frosthurg
May IS PHILIP WEBER
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Painting al;l Panfrin-.

lie viii contract by the job, furnishing all
material; or, lie will do the work, the par
lies furnishing al. lie guarantees all work
N quality anIrr;c", ana dcties competition.
The PAINTING OF all kinds OF SIGNS
q Speciality.
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Igar,ser's Monthly for Octobcr i.
full of good things.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

The New Disceycry.-lnquire at
H. LErEvRE & Sons, next door TO Post
Office
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

Ask your Grocer for J. 5. DHwoHrII "
Co. Pure Roasted Coffee. t2-2o
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

Pears, Apples, and vegetables, arriving daily
atTASKER's.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

Best Family Flour, Corn Meal, Oats and
Fecd-chcap at TAsKER's.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28
Rs. &. PAUL,
FOUNDER AND MACUINlST.
ssIlo,, Oh &. ~ =. Railroad,

South SIDE OF Tunnel,
NsANTEACTURER OF &!c'e7sa E.as-
vi Gi,,ea. Portable and Stationary;
Mining and Railroad Cars; all kinds of
Mill Work and Gearing; Wrought and Cast
lron Fencing, &c, &c.
~" CASTINGS, of Iron or Brass, made
to order, at short notice. mch t6-y
Fiosthurg Male and Female Seminary !!
ESROF. r. r. SANNER being again APP
1 pointed as Principal of the Plihlic
Schools, the undersigned viii conduct this
Institution during the Winter sseS-
sion. which will be opened
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER :, 1872,
In iile BASEMENT OF tie
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Alone with Mr.. EWALD kOERNER as
assistant in tine German Department.
~" Special attention Will be given to
the Classical and Scientific departments.
TERMS rs before.
MIR. kOERNER will also give instruc-
ton in Music Vocal, Instrrnental and
Theory Of Music,)at 81? 30 per quarter.
Sept 2l-"t Ray. i. SlCHEl.
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,ci.0Hl CHlraaipl,cFn.Cnt.-Ihc
Frostburg PG,.ic Schools will open on Mon
day next, Both inst.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

a ot;eDgc Fac That Grcclcyitcs
an! GRANTEES agree "A but one subject
namely, that TIE Be- 10 Law and Credit
System are nHisalccs and sAoali he abol-
islrd; therefore, HENaY RoBENspN, not
only resolves to adopt the Cash System, but
to email his customer to derive benefit
tAcrefrom. IL will make Boots from FL
ty-ce'lts to oae Do3ar ch apcr 90 cents less
on pcggcd and 81 les II stitched Boots
than heretofore. Civ In a call and ht
win cndeayor 10 pleas gou
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y. G., sesINNGSDS.

PAINTER, GHAIIER, AND PAPER
EE;aDger. Shop at No. ., Water St.
I H. IS now prepared to attend to al
orIcrc for
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The Spirc efSi. SlicEa"cl'% pro
crosses Rev. V. =. ScHMlrr, pastor, de
serves much credit for lis perseverance in
completing this already splendid edicc.
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8ss.DgE~'sqss' au5st.s..-Thoee

PseDsE~fsG,s'sj' UlhrV.-Thosc sub
scri1cis wko are entitled to and have not
obtained ih"ir premium mc requested to
come forward and get them An who do
not avail themselves of this opportunity to
secure tleir Pictures before November ,st
viii forfeit thcm and bo held bo0nd for the
full amount
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

~" Ifyou want Fruit Gam, of a ST.
pcrior quality, and OF all sizes, that will
last five years or more, buy those manutac-
turcd only by Z. 50sslssoH, Frost
burr NJ
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

None Such )" 6 for % cents at SPILLS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

y. YsEsK,STNN.

Attached thereto is a Grocery and
Confectionery $tcrs. kept by II. j.
PRESTON, Where those, desiring anything
in His line, may be supplied at reasonable
prices. Nov lily
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

JOHN IIITCuINs keeps large stock of
Fancy Goods. Call and examine. [n9l
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Drum s,ers.-Thc merchants Of
Cumberland have pledged themselves not to
buy merchandise from ''drunncrs," bclicy-
ing it to DC injurious to the trade OF that city.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

Eltc scasDsa when Coughs, Colds
c,c N.aral is approaching. Provide
yourself with what is represented as Ger
tim s)aciti -ltlrvin ) Elixir Of 'H,..'-5ol
only by II. LNEEvRt. & Soy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

b. STERN is selling Clothing at very low
prices.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

lseeiicaiion.-Trinity NJ, +. Church,
South, i'll Cumberland, will be dedicated TO
Divine worship on tomorrow, Sunday,
eth inst) Bishop II. H. KAvAN,uau,
Rev's. w. f. MUHsEy. T. WApswoETu
and JOHN PoIsAL, arc advertised to he pres
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-28

Genuinely pleasant Shave, n
square Hair Gut, or refreshing Shampoo,
go to the genuine Barbe: SHOP, kept b.
FREDEhIcK WALKER, on Broadway, near
Main street, PEEcy's Building
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Special Trains will be run over the
from Cumberland to Barton, GA the list,
ID 3D. and 4th Of October, for the accom-
mediation of those who wish to attend the
Agricu 'ura' Fair in Cuml crland \ train
will leave Cunberl md each dag at $50 P. NJ.
o. the umbcylan Branch, also, tie In, t
de. tn from Cumberland will be at SD,
p NJ.
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a v osabge s'nr; .-That Greeley

LARGE stock of We PAPER and Blinds
at H. r. WALSH < IH.a.
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Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Beef Breakfast
Bacon, (CanvassedD Clear Sides, Shoulder
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from III to 20c
Heavy Table Linen, g - to 45c
Fine " Damask, - to Soc
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

A DAY OF DISASTERS Monday was a day OF
disasters. ltWasterribly cold from the Atlantic to
beyond the Mississippi, and opened and closed in
New York, says the Journal of Commerce, with
confasfations, the measure of wh0sc Joint dcstuc-
tion is hard on million dollars. The Ohio. long
damned up with ice, broke through its barrier
and sent the fragments rolling along the food and
making havoc among the vessels. Saddcr than
any destruction of property was the perishing of
three men inthe wreck Of freight train in H.
diana; and this disaster again seems almost a t,i
liz in comparison with the horrid scene of the
afternoon on the Buffalo, Cory and Pttshirr
railroad, where, besides the woundng of thiry
five persons, nineteen corpses, many of them
burnt beyond recognition, were taken from the
charred ruins Of train which a broken rail had
thrown into stream at the bottom of gorge
1t 10 rare that ono day is so heavily hnrdened with
disasters. ,-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

THOMAS &. DURANT Is ut the bottom Of the
lIeralTs exhibit Of the Credit MObilier transac-
tions. He was generally believed to be the big.
gcst fish In the puddle mt one time, and was so
industrously working the cards for his own ben
eft as to induce his removal and the transfer Of
the active management 10 Boston ring. The
Herald furnishes copy of Oakes Ames' contract
with the Union Pacific directory, and also of the
assignment made by Amcs to seven trustees viz :
Thomas {. Durant, Oliver Amcs John B. Alley,
Sidney Dillon, Cornelius s. Bushnell, ii. 8. Me
Comb and Benjamin +. Bates. Wash. CHvon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
soc1ErY ron THE psxvxSr1os OF Crus11Y o,

SOCIETY FoR THE PREVENTION OF CEuELTY OF
ANINArs-A circular letter has been addressed t.
large nunhei of citizens, asking their attendance
at fneetin. IN the Board Of Trade Rooms in The
Masonic Tenpe,this evening at n O'Clock, for the
purpose Of forming society having TOR its object
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals. Tho OBJ
ject Of the meeting cannot be objected to by any
and must meet the APPRECIATION Of every citizen
who Is not disposscssed Of that humane feeling that
distinguishes the civilized from the savage. Tho
brutality which is frequently witnessed i'll the
open streets by drivers toward their horses is suf
icient alone to prompt Tho movement to which we
call attention The animal that Is use!essly beat.
en- is not the only sufferer in most Of such cases.
On the contrary the moral sentiment of every pas
ser-by is often offended well by the use OF oaihs
and bad languageas by the unmercful application
Of the dubbed whip. 1t were worth the effort if
thereby only the ugly words that SO frequently
fall upon the ears OF the youth should bs checked
But the beneficial effects OF such societies have
been experienced in other cities until nov their
x'stence is no longer Il novelty but necessity
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

4hal1felf deanitlQp oI eentismon is 3 man
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
olRoulM LETTER.
WILMINGTON, DEL

l W1Lx1xoToN, DEL, Dec. "A lS7L ,
Believing that the time has fully arrived when I
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
should be established in our State, we invite you
to attend meeting for that purpose. to be hel !
at tho Board Of Trade Room, in the Masonic Tenn
pie, gu the evening of Thursday December 20;
1872. at ~ o'clock. efff II {
Your active cooperation is earnestly solicited in
behalf OF this humane and tenefcent cause --.-'.-
Come, and bring your friends.
Edward Bringhurst. q. r. johnson,
=. N. Brennan, Joshua Maris.
Charles q. Rumford, Daniel Farm,
VIM. Candy, Samncl IIiiies.i
John O'Byrne Mrs. II. L. Tatnali.
Evan A. Van Trump, Mrs. James Bradford.
Wilmer Atkinson. Mrs Gregg Chandler,
Charles D. Lore, Mrs Benz. Nields,
VIM. n. CAnby, Mrs. J. II. Adams,
Edward +. James. Miss Martha Jones,
} ohm p. McLear, Mrs, Eli Garrett
D. w. Maull, NJ. d., Miss Annie Semple.
J Jessc Sharpe, Mrs. j. T. Cause,
Washington Jones, Eiizabeth Candy.
John +. Wales, NJ. d. Sarah Bringhura.
leo. w. Stone. Elizabeth w. Smith.
L. Emmitt Robinson, Elizabeth s. G. Israel, |
lanes Bradford. Margaret Hiless, I
Nm. II. Pierce, Emalen Pusey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
seW Root anna So u, Store.
GEO. s. HAGANY

No. WEST SECOND STREET -
4 n, Detween Market and Shipley has Just laid in
er snd varied assortment Of Boots and Shoes
iii 81 wh;.;n ;nhenIemen. Boys. Misses and Children.
81 az mss; sod rsspAetfnDly asks the public TO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

IN the buseing eG Barnum's Museum and No.
nagerie, On -Mondas morning, in New yor, III
: .ao hanass were destroyed except camel and
two elephants. This is the third timc ho h,. ,,...
.'s Daln. out IN New York, and many years age his
- Museum, at the corner of Seventh and Cbss,,p,
stresss la Philadelphia, was destroyed by fire.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

The DAILY GazErrx is published every afternoon
sxsspt Supday) at 416 Market street and served BY
.ckrifs Il fub Arblrs ins al psrts lcf WilminSon
md tho surrounding towns and villages. for six
ceG.- 4 week payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
s., in advance. u....r.
Tho DELAWARE GAZETTE. established 1854.
liz tho Largest and r1ost fourishing weekly in the
State, and hls larger circulation than any other
on the Peninsular. Published every Friday morn
ing at ~ O year: in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
Now that Mr., Gould has ,n,do /,

NOV thai MI. Gould has made his scttlcrocn,
i With the Erie Directors and paid their little hin nf
Alne millions, we can afford to dismiss his Ca case "a
except SO far as the example of PROMPT nav%en,
mas bearing upon other alleged delino ancies."
There are Others who, II reports arc true. will
now be asked to 'step up to the Captains offcen
1ed restore to the! Ers treasury money wrong
ilIiy taken. Probably OF the fist cnses
Wnicn swiu receive the attention of Ercsidenf
watson Is that Of Commodore Vanderbilt apainst
.ea xa3m the Erie Company has a claim OF onward
oi nve millions growing out of the old stock
transactions while Eldridge President of the
"a ROAD Among the items in this bill is one million
, Paid Mr. Vanderbilt out of the Erie treasury for
- NJ Pc!sonaa losses spscnlations in Erie stock
Tog VII NV "1swn JOE tm0 Ere Directors to allow
teePe c!ens t0 dc ont, and have rcasou to be-
..anA we they viii be pressed with vigor-N. T.
y a. Asss'S" L Datdh iaE as
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
The Louisiana Ssse.

Tie committee of one hundred who came from
New Orleans 10 lay the facts of the politica
troubles In that State before the President hay
puDlished an address to the people Of the Unitet
S'aha Tho facts stated make sstrong cast
against the action Of President Grant in foistino
the negro, finchback, upon the State as its Cover,
nor. The napaes of about sixty OF the committee
are appended to the address. After the narration
Of the circumstances leading to pinchb.ck,s
usurpation. They say:
,fThe means by which such results hava h.a,
reached ara enough to startle the public mind hnt
tne results themselves are not less ap,mll;nr
ASIDE from the general officers Of tho STATE we
nnd the Legislature OF the State delivered over 10
Ine nahos OF men who were not elected and who
are utterly untitled Tor positions Of such responsi.
Nhty. AS originally composed, at its orgmjza.
uon' IL comprised sixty-eiGht persons of coior
most OF them totally uneducated, with yerv
: smau mlAorlty OF whites. Since that time they
have expelled members whose seats were n,con'
-seseed.--.ahey have uHssatsd~ ,neubs,s ratnrnod
eseced Dy their own board and seated tneir do
mated opponents on the simple ground that ,he
Former ,sI had not appeared to claim their seats.
The result n that orig inaliy bud as tho Ton;s
iatufe was, it makes itself worse. dav nv ds- sn5
Inc prospect is that soon the Conservative ei.
hieht OF the state will have no represe ntaticn
whatever. To those who Aatter themselves " ifb
.ne nope ta1 Mf. Kellogg would not willingly
Is nov apparent that, even supposing this to he
true, the power OF restraint las passed eniirelv
beyond hs control, and that, should he attemn,
10 tnwart the schemes of this Legislature, bis own
future. ! Z ~ ~ n '-N N''''s VI 'he
n conclusion, We would state that wa have o,-
tempted to perform the duties Of our miss;,n in |
tne Purest hon5part an spirit, that we have NOT
sought 70 Nrnssh capital to any political party. or
70 excite popular clamor ia the INTEREST," of m.
isction. We have laid our case before Tho pras;s
aent ana his Attorney-General ana wa wiln1,v
testify that we have been cour.eouslv rec.iyayt
and patiently listened to, while they have refnsed
the specific ineasuies Of rehef for winch ,rc ca,
piled. "Ni'" "'"P-
1hey nave given reasons for such refusal in ma
manner implying their ndisposition TO see ius,ics
oose1 jIhey have referred us to Congres, and
We ieel assureds that! we shall have the mmed,ata
sanetion OF the President 30 far as We invits an
impartial investigation of the facts of our case ,
ma that We shall have his cooperation in anv
measures OF relief which Congress NAV adnnt
attsr such investigation. '' "'0P'
The peop,ecf Louisiana, iynor;ny p,,iv an,
Or an honoiAble effort 10 place IN oca
nea oi tired probty, soak JUSTICE not generosity
!, ney ask for calm. impartial examinat,on ~
me recent extsa1rdibary events within Their
p ,o.aeIs. In order that truth!may be known. and
.nas there may be speedy correction OF the dan
State. - ''' WY "ie oi Inc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 22-Secretary Delano,
who is in the Indian territory, sent a dispatch
to the president to-day confirming the informa-
ton already received by the associated press of
the desperate tragedy in court room in that
scene Of the tragedy, and Mr. Delano recon-
mends that Il United States district court be at
once organized, and he asks the president to
call the attention of the judiciary committee of
both houses of congress to the subject at once,
Col. Stanley informed Spotted Eagle that the
sition; and that his threatened course wonId
lead to the ruin OF his tribe. Spotted Eagle adj
United that, but said the driving away of buffa.
10 was death; and he would fight, even knowing
he would be beaten. Several other chiefs smoke
IN the same defiant strain Col. Stanley believes
spotted Eagle means all he said, and that it
will be necessary to employ a large force of
troops to guard the working force west of the
Missouri river 'iN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 22-The president TO-
day transmitted for information of the senate n
copy OF the counter case Of the United States in
the matter of the claims against Great britain
presented to the board of arbitration at Geneva,
Exception is taken to the proposition of
the British case that the liability of Great
Britain TO make indemnity to the United States
should be limited to cases which the United
States cannot show by affirmative proof that
they actively and diligently eXerted their naval
power to prevent. The United States contend
that such limitation has no just foundation in
sound principles of International or other laws
1t concludes as follows: The United States con-
cur with her majesty's government IN the opin-
ION that claim on the part of a belgerent to
De unidentified at the expense of a neutral for
losses inflicted or occaSioned by any of the orfi.
nary operations of war, is one which involves
grave considerations, and requires to be weighed
with the utmost care. Without the explanatory
observations which her majeSty'S government
reserves the right to make in a later stage of the
proceedings, they cannot say q how far
they do or do not concur in the further
statement that compensation can only
Justly be awarded by the tribunal in respect TO
losses, of which the negligence of the neutral
Is me direct and proXimate cause. 1t appears
10 them, however, that certain general consider
atlohs may reasonably be assumed by the arbi-
traitors
FIRST, both parties contemplate that the United
States will endeavor to establish in these Dro
OeeStIpSs some tangible connection of the cause
and effect between the injuries for which they
ask compensation and the Facts committed by
the several vessels" which the treaty contem-
plates are to be shown to be the fount of those
injuries.
Second, the tribunal of arbitration, BEING a
judicial body. invested by the parties with the
functions necessary for the determining of the
issues between them, and being now seized of
the substance of the matter in dispute, will hold
Itself bound by such reasonable and established
rules OF law regarding the relation of the cause
ana effect as 1t may assume that the parties had
IN view when they entered into their engagement
to make this reference
Third, neither party contemplates that the
tribunal will establish or be governed by rnles
IN this respect which will either on the one
hand lend to release neutrals from their duty 10
observe strict neutrality, or on the other hand
VIII make course of honest neutrality burden
some. Leaving now the issues raised by the Ease
ana counter cases of the two governments 10
the arguments of counsel and to the decision of
the tribunal, the United States repeat with a
strengthened conviction the language with
which they closed their case: 1t is the HIGHEST
interest of the two great powers which appeor
at this bar that the causes of difference which
have arisen between them should be speedily
and forever set at rest. The United States en-
terrain confident expectation that her males
W government will concur with them bin this
opinion, ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

WAsnINGToN, April 22--7 p. M-Probabili.
t,es; Inc barometer VIII continue rising from
the lower lakes to the eastern pulf states and
eastward to the Atlantic, over which region
clear and pleasant weather will generally pre-.
vail on Tuesday. An area of low barometer
is advancing eastward over Montana toward Tho
northwest, and oyer The latter the pressure will
e9ntlnqe diminishing, with increasing southerly
viii gradually extend on Tuesday over Tho
upper lake region and to the Ohio valley. with
very probably threatening weather.. Dangerous
winds not anticipated, except possibly for The
upppr lakes, Wy
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