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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-09

..Ero.lbnrrG Orders.

FaosreURa Lodge, No. ~, I 0. O. 2,
meets every TUESDAY r>enin,t, at 7.a0, st
Old Fellows H1ll, North Water stTst. /
K .FkkVN9 NJ Nj. :Eit. n,ia3ts Sans the. acc
c,ui and f,urti, Thursdays of eEtry month,
il Odd-Frllo@a' ItslL .",-tsag
BurmEf. Tt~r u" ~. I,0. X, r.rote
,ss~ry Friday evening at ! vti-s... .ig-t,hh!-
Fellows Hall. ,.-. .t..a .
W1SEt>Sp RASGERs. No. 55dS. Ancient
Nnlrrof .Foreatprs, f. :. F.. m.stt the sec
,cact and fourth SATURDAY evenings of every
month. Mt O'Clock, in the "For,~str Arms,'
on Main street
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THE WEEKLY SUN.

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Syn Iron BUILDING, BALTIMORE, MD.
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Special Sessions" ut the Mines.
By HANK READ.

e .
Do ] know! Well stranger, ] reckon
! can show you the place where it twas
You sec that big oak over yonder, --.5.
That's standing 'twixt us and the sun :.
That's on the divide, and the stage road
Runs close to the edge OF the hill;
And the ci,a,,parefs th;ck,.as the thickcste
That;.sl'e place where; they finished poor
.,.. EH. o.. t-ls....s!...,. ID. ...t'..
What's tiiasa oh, .ya,y ty,e.sa that thing
100. s~ingnRsa., l-n1ss..,..s.4.,r.tu.'
From thar haNl. Yes, itlooks like 3 man
That's jack Doyle: what's left: he's the
9 a, fellow s't.,..f -.,..
That murdered poor. Rin< then he ran
But w traced him W. to!(ll, summit,
And ronri by,.SnoW Tent :. Ned and me;
And N.Frn i.iln 10 groun,i Did We catch
lM: ' - sa'
Wei. 'hat's noylc on tie.lin,scft that tree:
Zee. he lef, ono. sai, ','our twcl.e,..
Fellow haired, pretty and bright;
But she .wearin away, AND Me'vc took her.
: ] aRi Nancy, ! nlis~YT her last night,
aud Wen, nj, The road for I" find her, =
And Wien come ,,q Ia those trees,
Th"rc WV ~; litilt,sa! Maggie, - I'd
Down IN TIL, grass on ter knees,
4 erwin ani.shhl'in' ss,,a, stru,aar,. 4r-.
VI. She Was prs.NiJl' and here's what she said
Ooh: papa aid naiuma, I'm y,tn,tn@; t4 .
b CANT .-tas since .papa.is dcad: ,-,... /.
-audfhpa. Tn going ia ask Nancy
I" lss meli@ht, hcfe bl your side: 49,
And Il H.cuine't@ sop aoai;' then took her
Cf 50 careful. and, stranger, l cried
Lik. thtl a,,ild yfs; she wearing aWay
Aid !hen}tx, tant: yt,u come l,v thai hill,
You'll sac tvsn LITTLE bhai7ir. and th.l'u say,
Her. liea'littlG Maggie and Bill, -. IL
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How TO LOVE TRULY.-Many wo-
men suppose that they love, when,
unfortunately, they have mot the be-
ginning Of an idea what loveis. Lov-
ing to be admired by man--loving
to be patient by him, and loving to
be caressed by him loving to be
praised by him, is not loving man.
All these may be when woman has
no power of loving at I'LL. They may
all be simply because she loves her
self and loves to be Aattered, praised,
coaxed, as cat likes to be coaxed and
petted, and fed with cream, and have
a warm corner. But all this is not
love. 1t may exist, to be sure, where
there is love-it generally does
Love dear ladies, is self-sacrifoe it is
life out of self and in another.
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The vote was the largeste ever polled in
Cumberland, i'll a municipal election! The
Incidents were turbulent and stormy, several
severe fights osiiaring The Mace brings
out its.' big gun,::;; and is otherwise iubilant
over the si,ceeA+of n measure j, has so .ener-
geticallv advocated t>.'1 - 20, sas... .1nf -.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-09

The Baltimore Conference OF the
M. f. Church, after a session. Of six
days, in Baltimore, adjourned on the
5th inst. The next session will be
held in Hagsrstown, in March, 1878.
From the appointments, we extrac.
'.hs following,
WINCHESTER DISTRICT, ". II. Holiday,
Presiding Elder. ....
Cumberland, Centre, Street, S. " Leech
Bedford Street. Henry Nice; South Cum
berand, A. J. Gill. :
Frostburg, l.. T. Waterman. e.,
Frosthurg Circuit, H. G. Mcdaniel.
Mount Savage, j. ST. Clair Neal
Bridgeport, d. B. Winstead.
Piedmont. G. v. Leech.
Bloomington. John Edwards
New Creek, Jas, N. Davis, Il. T, Bishop,
Grant, to he supplied
Moorfeld and Pendleton, G. W. Cecil.
Alleganv. II. p. West
b. N. Wooden, J. Farrow (supply)
Green Ridge w NJ. Walsh.
Hancock, Z. f Anderson, F. c; Young.
Berkeley springs, J. W. Smith, VI. Judy,
Martinsburg, A. r. Reilcy
Winchester, W. T. l.. Weech
Winchester Circuit j. II. Marsh. Samuel
. n. Afford
Shepherdstown, ]. T. Ockcrman.
Hcdgesville, W. Il. Heed, lone to be sup
plied)
Harper's Ferry, A. L. Bender.
Homecoming, A. NJ. Courtney
Rev, E. j. GRAY, late Pastor of the
Church in Frestburg. is assigned to
Grace street Church, in Baltimore.
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Reference to advert s"ment under
head Of Charter Election" exhibits
the first Monday in mex, month az tho
day for the annual election Of munich
Pal officers for Frostburg.
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COAL STATEMENT.

81. For the week. ending March 2, ,iI.,22, these
were 1889 IL tons of Coal transported over the
Cumberland & PennsyiykniA Rsiiscsd, and FOR the
year to same dEtc, Isl OCT. II tons,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-09

We observe in the Baltimore Suns
report of the proceedings of the Lay
mems Electoral Conference of the NJ.
Z. Church the name Of our friend,
OWEN H1TcHINs, Esq, rs one of the
Vice Presidents.
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- .
List or Letters

Rlrnain;y.s in the p-; Ohir,, i'rn-.,,ur-,
March /, ls72 Pcra"nt calling for MY o,
thee letter., viii pleas" ssy they are "s'!vrr
tad" lfhot called for IN c:ic lt,an,h they
will le sent TO the Dead Letter Oaica
Curth, John Lewis, John
IIotston 1;hon:.s Moorc,.B. F.,
Donahuc. Ncl.ia Middleton. Robert
Evans, Thoma*F +. Mckenzie. Jacol,
Fou, Mrs. .i.a F. MrCannn, Ann.
Frob!ich, Ealcntiu Oliver, Thomas
Hau-t George Sirre, Manervig :.
Ingram Esther Trainer, Miss Mary
kerns, Mss Sussn Wistman, James II.
{, II. WALKER, p n.
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: go Cakes Of Toilet Soap Just resolved u
that Cheap Stem. !. RALrzELL s Co.

..IsAtl "a t-rr1----------- O.. .......
- We arc, glad to sec our New York
'eorFSsp6atEnt, ,Ntedicus br~ ETA.
II. GETzESpASsNk--in town t.gajl.,
locking we'll. e. We learn he receatl:-
graduated with distinction. st Beliesue
Medical A College, New York. q.gl con
teasjates,ths PRACTICAL medicine in
Frosthurg, in connection with tkat o:
his iE.ther
= u 'san want cheap Goods, cab At abe
Pott Once. l AIN selling of my entitc
stock AZ cost. c.. II. WALKER.
THASKs.-Fo' Cumberland ''lNers
ana TIRE; for kind notices ard good
v...i.ae.
To Gro. l.. BrSSFTr, Esq, Audi
tors Office, Charleeton, ". Va, for
publ, documents.
To friends in Virgins for late Viz
GINS pare-s. 49, So
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LATEST
= rhS At lssIisbury. Rsrs

WIN. SMITHs shop at Salisbury, Pa was
destroyed by fire on Thursday evening,
nth inst; burning about fifty shook, some
tools and slaves. Loss abeat $500. Thanks
to Geographic operator at Grantsville.} .'
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LOCAL.

a slight fall oi SNOW again on YES.
terday morning.
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When the cold wind blows take
care of your nose, that it doesn't get
froze, end wrap up your toes in warm
WOODEN hose. The above, we suppose,
was written in prose, by some one
who knows the effect Of cold anowa.
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Changes have this week been made
in the following advertisements, 10
which W. call attention:
-, Is. STERN, G. y. DEso.D,
HITcHINs Bros, A. TxEofHlL,
c. II. WAIY.g.
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My scent Havana Cigars, and My Own"
six for % cents--are Cigars that can't
be beat in quality at the same price, in
Frostburg Give them trial.
- c. IL. WALKE
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DO Mr.. C. B. POTTER. formerly of this
place, was ordained a deacon in the
ministry of the NJ. E. Church on Sun
day last, in Baltimore. and was subse-
quently appointed as pastor Of Twelfth
Street Church, Washington, D. G.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-09

Collars --si, Is and 20 cent? per box--at
the Post. Otice,
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Full line Of Letter Paper and Envelopes
OF the Post Office Prices low.

Lieutenant Grant is now in London.
He visited both House. Of Parliament
O. TIA 4th
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Initial Paper and Envelopes-only 40
cents per box, at G. II. WALKERS.
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Call early at the Post Office and get
Pocket Books, Pipes, Brushes Pocket
Knives, Toilet soap, Perfumery, Hair Oils,
&c, &c, at first cost
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Says a modern philosopher PEG
pie go according to their brains if
these lie in the head, they study if
in their stomach, they eat; if in their
heels, they dance
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Are YOU the mate =" said q man to
the Irish coQk OF n vessel, No" said
he, but FIN no n'tp that t~ils the
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CiIXRTER ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, by order of the
~ Mayor and Councilmen Of the town OF
Frostburg, TO all legal voters, that an ELEC-
TON will be he'd in said town, at the usu-
al place Of holding elections, on the sa...
+ First NJ optlay IN April.
Next, beius the frs, t,ay at the mouth, for a
,MAYORand SIXCOUsNClLMEN, to serve
for tho ensuing year. II. j, WADE.
, March 9, 1S,2-3t .'.tl Oh $50 Clerk.
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Those beautiful Crown Princess Skirts
CHEAP STORE.
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HNH to Get Ont Of Bed.

! DR.. Hall does not approves of. the
oldfashioned doctrine which was in
stilled into the minds of children
namely, that they should spring out
of bed the instant they awake ID the
morning He says that up to eight
cen years every child should be al
lowed ten hours 70 be in bed They
may not require ten hours sleep, but
time should be allowed to rest in bed,
until they feel as if they. hsd rather
get up than not It Is very great
and. mischievons mistake for persons,
old'or young, especially children, ard
feeble or sedentsry persons, to bounce
out Of bed the moment they wake up
all our instincts shrink from it,. and
fercely kick against it. Fifteen: or
twenty minutes spent in gradually.
waking up, after the eyes are, .opened,
and in turning over. and stretching
the limbs do aslhauehs good aas. sound
sleep, because these operations set the
blood in motion by degrees, tending
to eauaiize the circulation; for during
sleep the blood tends to stagnation.
the heart beats feebly. and slow; and
to shock the system by :, bouncing up
in an instant and sending the Blood
in overpowering quantities to the
heart, causing it to assume a gallop,
is the greatest absurdity. This in
stantaneous bouncing out Of bed az
soon AZ the cves are. opened will be
followed by WEAKNESS long before
noon 49,. 80 ..".-"..''-e'.
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New Advertisements.

- 'uE"'s ELECTION eI1,,.l
THERE viii he . meeting Of the STOCK
1 holders of the Frostbnrg Mutual Enid
ing Association on ''i''''''.'% "a ..
Wednesday. April 3, lS12.
For the purpose Of eleIting Officers for the;
ensuing year. Nominations on the 2Oti
and a7Ih insta III Il. K. SANNER,
March 9--it .-.I ~ .a.,,.,, n Sccy.
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Election In Cumberland.

The result OF the election in Cumberland,
on Thursday, was in favor Of the $4,000
h.,n1 hill The vote stsnflipg NJ S.ljovs,
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"A GREAT CoMET.-A great astron-
'omer in Switzerland NJ. Plantamour
by name, predicts comet more gigan-
tic than any heretofore observed which,
with understandable velocity, is heading
for this unfortunate world, and will
arrive on the, 18th day ofnext August,
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Little Favori.c" Cigars-only ) cents
JoKs HIrcurSs is, the sole Agent for Che
sale Of this Cigar in Frostburg. No

JOHN ftlTCUlSS IL the sole Agent pl Viz
sale Of this Cigar in Frostburg No
:. :. -
IRON RAILS, &c-The 10000 mile
Of railroad in tho United States will
require not less than 100000 tons Of
rails to keep these lines in running
order, and the new roads progressing
will require not les than 900,Oo tons
more, which will make demand for
rai!s in 1872 of not less than 1900, 900
tons England supplies her own mar
ket, and exports l,Os3,es4 tons be-
sides. of which the United States took
512,3a6 tons, and manufactured at
honc emily about $4,000 tons, a little
over one.Lalf what We will require in
1872. IL it not disgrace 70 the
country, which is so rich III iron and
coal, TO send Fraieiioss.:A S her wealth.
abroad annually TO procure articles
that we can produce at home, while
one-thiyd Of our coal miners cannot
obtain regular employment ?-foHs-
rtUt Jo.TJuLt: 1"y-, ..~ 49,.
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In tag House sot Del gates on
Tuesday; on motion Of DR.. poR7EE,
the bin sec=a nswss Jail and improve
raents 70 Cart IgIoaae in Allegans'
was -c.ommitted. TO-: Allegapy dele
CATION. House bill authorizing Com
missioncrs Of, Illegally. county to
re;'sscss' property Of CURTIN II: Ora
HAN aud SARAH ,WElscnT' was passed
%c s'x:,;t'- rcecits.i ali article, entitIe,.
NY Firat Letter of Love- which W. would
publish bat for 'tarre reasons, viz: 1t is
not Of the character We like is not endorsed
by ;i's: .nsa.e. Of the, contributor, and We
have sea it il print, hefbre a.I -a
'.,... - :. i .%..t .
The RepnhisenA stale Convention
to'nem'nate delegates .Isa to the Phiiadel-
phia .kepuGlieanrNatiensl Convention
has beer rallt! ttalnre. in Bsl.imors
on April 9th.
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You can buy pair Ladies' Kid Shoes fhr
4, ~ at the CHpAr SroRr.
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JOHN liITcHlNs krepa . layg~ stock Of
Fancy Goods Cali ami sar4ine.. no
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The best and cheapest Pictures are made
n FoRMAS's New Gallery, on lr,adway.
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Read the Price List for This Week:
A Switch for 10c.
A pair children's Shoes, zoe,
A cloth Skirt, 81 80,
A Spool Cotton, tc,
4 pair ladies' Kid Gloves zoe,
a yard of Gum, lc,
a box Paper Collars, 10c,
A boys suit of Clothes, sc so
4 yard of Table Linen, 35c.
\ Hair Net, &c,
\ Breakfast Shawl, 5Oc
\ pair white Blankets, 81,
\ yard of Calico, &c, .,.
y set of ,Iewelry, Pc
\ pair of Bracelets, iSr,
And 6 cakes Soap for "0c,
At that Cheap Store"
Pch AZ G. RALJ2ELr, 6; co,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-09

Accounts from numerous distant
points in the United States indicate
the weather Of the past few days
az The coolest If tho winter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-09

The trial Of Mayor Hall is progress
ing. The prosecution i unsParlng and
the defence on the alert.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-09

a Southern paper a'IVertises as
follows: Wanted, at this office, all
able-b bodied, Manufactured. bad tenn
pered, MOTTO put off and MOTTO be
backed down. freckled- face, young
man to collect for this paper mus,
furnish his own horse. saddlebags, pis-
toll, whiskev, bowieknifeFan cowhide,
We will furnish the accounts, To
such we promise constant and labori-
GUS employment %,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-09

There, We're 100000 men employed
last year. in. the production Of iron and
in lnanutacturlng:it.::: The entire value
of manufactured iron was $780,
0UO,J 600. .<
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-09
CLOSING. OUT
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H., l,.lt ,liI uuy ..J,i .Ia ,sl,gou, ...I
.sa Entire Stock OF 3D., ,ai

FINE CHEWING AND SMOKING
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70 Suit. of Asss csss " j ;. l- se'a for
80 so each At that Cheap Store -. I'D. -. :
= d. -f-,' ..-4.<,.. C. BaLzaELL s. Co

- So. ...,
A town which is big enough to. be
burned, is a town full Of. fools,s ii it
does not :. buy,,, Keep and lasilitain a
good and sufficient hrs-engine.: Brig
tol, Vt. has i o rnaehi,ie ofithat kind;
and on . ,gecer.tt i, t. S tpraay i was v;si-
ted 81 taa tfers Vac
an excellent prospect tl4at the. @'hcls
villa &C.. would y. Destroyed. How.
ever, tie ,laiies -'cs!aaii.5 The. rescue
with the dippare <an .i iia shs:rrn-t
streams # m '',e :t snow, and then
tts ne. poured the contents on thal
ilsfn"g Bsyggthiissln 'us ss'eI'qpns'
expedien,, the fire was ~ last got
unacrs sT!.ere.;sss aun,ired4 OIL small
toense1 pss. / ins precisely stho sane
w2y and It W ss a II, 'tiion whether
they should not he compelled by iaw
to be a lit.le more careful. Habit /.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-09

: \ DESIRABLE ms L TIoN.--While
tht-apanesc are so busily. engaged
just now in adopting ::Yankee no
.tions' including gresan backs and frac-
tional currency-it,f IS suggested that
we might with profit adopt some of
their customs. ::ts;; for instance, IL
Japan. the. ferrvmen are hefd respon-
sible 'far the safety Other passengers,
and if one: 'sr these rs. drowned the
ferrylnan is,!t duty bound 10. drown
with him.pst. otfeplta, ai;gi kari on the
instant. =; Ii; hY3loes ,nedthes the. gov
ernment' very. cansiaeEa aely relieves
hun Of his bead ,sEJhss adoption sdp 9ption of this
principle with respect to railway pas
senger traffic in this country would
probably have the effect Of consider
ably lsssesing shqsql4pWlbef OF accidents.