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The Springfield RkpSJGoGn gives fair
review oithe evidence on both sides OF
the LiringstOne.siSnley question, and de.
cides thereon that Stanley has accom-.
plished what he claims TO have accom-.
plikhed Ii then makes = very pertinent
suggestion that there should be "an i'm.
mediate and complete exploration Of AZ
rca by the combined resources Of Christ.
ian governments" There is" 1t SAYS,
mo longer reason why we should no,
chase the mountains Of the moon into
their last hiding place and know where
the Nile comes from. The money spent
in exploring the barren arctic regions
would have put locomotive into Ujiji be.
fore this time. Christianity, commerce,
self-interest and science all demand that
the African sphinx be forced 10 give Up
is secret Before another decade passes,
inner Africa must be opened up and pros.
pected, and mapped in all the primary
Biographies 50 that even Dr.. Living.
stones grandson could not lose himself
there and before the century is out, rail.
roads teiegraphs and churches
must be planted In the inner courts Of
her mysteries and the sealed lips and
chained hands OF her people be added To
the woshipping and working forces NJ
civilization
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TEE New York D7Ey Bsact4 is IL
ciiosd 70 think that, with 3 general 3D..
vance Il the prices 0: English coal and
iron, ringing from 50 70 100 pr cent
within the p.st year, Wy Is opsning up
10 enable shipments from this l5e. Hfth.
e-io, Ee E:s reminded, he United Sates
have no; been able 70 export much cal,
and sill lss iron, 70 foreign c0antries; bat
The tine seems proPid0us for uE 10 begin
% cnpes With England for the eIpor
tr%oe Q! coal and the crude: forms Of iron
wherein lEbo: forms bgi a. incOnsidersble
item Of COST ETEE iurnSoe which Is II
working order N the country Is turning
oui IL The meal il can, sad the profits Of
The rUnnEksr5 are 50 large Is 70 induce
either very great competition from new
furnaces, OF fresh demands from the
lHbocerE, OF both The stimulus 70 both
iron making End coal mining is vey de.
cited, add mining engineers in the en-.
ploy Of English and Pennsylvania cspi.
tAhsts are exploring the new territory re-
Gently opened 10 the markets Of the world
BY the construction Of the West Virginia
and Kentucky railroads
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4 WEST VA BALLOT Box--A core
spondert o; the Richmond Dipatci,
writing from Sec. 100, Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad, hiss something TO say OF
the election 0! the 22d Inst, and this
among the rest:
a West Virginia snake hunter dec.
lion IS sketch worthy OF the pen and
pencil Q! Porte Crsyon. Tie hsi Of s
gADgling tTeniy-two-yesr-old boy con.
stitUie1 s bsll0:-boI. This the owner
held In his arms GEkEIrdiy, much Is 8
young papa might hold his first baby.
Ac:oss the top .; The hat vas stretched
a old newspaper with hole punched
through the middle, through which the
tickets were dropped into the hat be-
DeEth- Tie holder Of the hGt being &
Rad, and 50 OF course perfectly honest,
who could desire batter OF more lawful
bAlloi-boI in which 10 GePosi; his Tots:-
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Chair Presentation at West AIeIan.
der,

WEST ALEXANDRA, Pa, Aug. 81,
For nearly year past the Rev. Mr..
Lester ofthis place has patiently suffered
his home 70 be entered, and much Of his
time 70 be occupied in listening to the
miserable sIGmmering over Latin and
Greek by few young men Tor rather
boys) Of this vicinity, giving them al the
instruction in these languages which they
were capable or willing 10 receive, pre-
pairing them 70 enter advanced classes In
college. On Thursday evening last these
same boys accompanied by q lew others
and some,oi the female portion Of the
population Of the place again entered the
dwelling Of this kind hearted and gener-
Gus man not for the purpose Of annoying
him with recitation but 70 make him
the recipient Of an elegant arm chair suit.
able both for parlor use and as an invalid
chair. Ar. 7. A HAgArty made the pre-
sentation speech in his usual easy style, 10
which Mr.. Lester replied in q neat little
speech, giving the BOYS some excellent
advice, after which . VeTy pleasant even.
ing was spent By the young folks Alto
gether it was very interesting affair.
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S0XE fellow at Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs has been telegrsphing TO
the country that Nr. CAMDEN hiss been
elected Governor Of this State. II there
is point in the State where It would be
difRcult And tedious TO gs,be, correct
news Of = State election, We suppose i, is
the GreenbriG White Sulphur. Whether
this fellow Is 3 knsTe or Al idiot, We cas-
not judge Al this distance, bat he i CO.
tAinly one OF the other. The Assocs.sd
Pres needs N intelligent and truthful
agent It that point In The absence 0.
s1ch one, II had better hETe no-e
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TIE New Greek 7n5us takes the
Cumberland Nets to task 10: saying it
was informed Nj. CANDES spent SEA, 900
in the recent CANVASS in this State. The
Tribune ssys he did not spend one.third
Of thst sum. Very likely the 7nJuns Is
correct We have heard i; limited By those
who have pulled il the same party bar.
ness with Mr.. CAMDEN that while he is
notunwilliDg TO be regarded as psiDcely
in his liberAlity with his money for party
purposes, he is in fact IS Peggoty said
Of Barkis, exceedingly near" with his
money, or as people generally ssy, mig
gardly.
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DEMOCRATIC PRoTET.

pENoCRATIC PROTEST.
The undersigned having an abiding
faith in the principles Of Democracy, IS
expounded by Jefferson, Madison, and
their compeer5, and maintained and sue
cessiully carried out By Monroe, Jackson,
and other eminent Statesmen and patriots
from the frst organization Of the Demo.
cratic party in 1875, down TO the year
1850; and believing that Republican
form OF Government Ike our own, can
pernIsutly eIisl, only upon the basis Of
these principles; do most so!ennly and
earnestly protest Sgsinst the treAsonsble
designs Of the gang Of once seekers and
policy mopgers, who recently assembled
Al Baltimore, claiming 10 be Democrats,
in their Attempito transfers Us ike 50
many voting cattle, 70 the support o! the
very Head Centre, body and soul OF Fed
ersl RSdic2liSm.
And We 90 hereby pledge oursslveths
IN no event will We vote for that ever
vigilSni, snd most i1TeterAie enemy Of
our time-h9DO:ed and greatly cherished
pTinciples-the notorious Horace Greeley.
And We Go hereby pledge ourselves 70
vote straight Democratic ticket, ST the
coming elecuon, If permitted 10 avail our.
selves Of thst much coveted opportunity.
Dated
[SAm [xAXEsl
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REISsIATED.-EreTy oacer, and very
many oihers.on the line Of the Baltimore
& Ohio RSilrosd viii be glad to learn
tina; that accomplished officer and gen.
tlenGn, WV. Prescott SMITH, who was
for 50 many years master Of transports.
ton Of that Road has been restored to
that position. -
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lie has been in prison three years.

NATIONAL PUBLIc HEALTH-A move.
ment has been set on foot By leading
physicians Of the country for the forns-
ton ola National Public Health Associs.
ton. Alta meeting in New York in April
last a committee was appointed TO prepare
splGn Of Organization A meeting OF ply.
siciAns will be held al Long Branch on
the 18th, to receive the report Of the
committee and complste the organization.
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New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

cloth limo. $3.50.
PGthA.dtr-By ]. FsnInore Coops,. rovnI
octave edition, 81 Is; paper, TSe.
Last Ofths HoAIclns-By J. Feninors Coope.
royal octave etIurn, 81 3.
Deer SlIISr-By J. Fcniaore Cooper, royai
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DR. PAUL scHGPPE, who is now on
trisl st Carlisle, Pa, was indicted in 1869
Tor the murder by poison Of Miss Maria
N Steinecke, 3 woman about seventy
years old. She was taken III and died
suddenly under bis care, after which he
produced q will in which ali her property
was lett 70 him. He WIS convicted 81 the
first trial, .chieAy on medical testimony
He has been in prison three yearS.
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DIED.

ToIT4R-NooeSJ noc-iaz. sep;sabz d.
ls7f. =: O'Clock. 40. . I'm llipest. ~.
kLcEE- ToLITAL- vie Of SosepA 4o5iTI.. Il ihs
SS:s yes- Q! LIZ Lss-
REseL Ws5rsstIy Isie1DOoa 4: o'clock,
f:o= re :sE!Gsoes o! hg hssbaad o. Tsbs;s.,
betTeea HE'Es: az Cst2Ens EtreeI, Ceut.s
TsssIag. 7ritatI O! lie h=Hy Ess Invited 70
I.-e1t-
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WGrxEzBuEG FGR-We acknowledge
receipt Of . copy OF the Premium List Of
the WAyDebuTg Pa) Fair, which VIII
be held on the 18th, 9Th and 18th In
stAntS
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DHs HARD.-Col. JIM. jackson. pre.
vailed on the Board Of Supervisors YES.
terdAy 70 order a recount OF the vote CAS-,
ior Judge IN Parkerburg township
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4 ooIoRRD man, los years old, casthls
INST vote at the recent Kentucky election,
The old gentleman has waited a long
time
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BENJAMIN FISHER, Star Foundry,
D. LYNN & co.

Having purchased the entire interest and e1.
elnsiVe night OF al The Patterns owned By D.
Lynn 4 Co. leland Stove Poznd-y, Al nov
prepared 10 furnish TIE pab!ie and The t-zde With
dtHere1t varieties Of ne popular Stoves, AID cd
HiA:es Tor tlIstoTes, he-Etofo-e nErztsesE-ed b.
then
Having made this addition 70 ny stoek OF
Patterns, viii have constantly on hGn6 one o:
Tie largest ard beat AssogtnEais Of Cookcg AID
Heating Stoves L this El1rkei.
VIII Llso have OF hard : isrrs Assortment OF
AArbtli1ed Iron Nartels, Iroa Chairs Settles,
Flower etEnds, AID TETiefy Of oiSe: OrEGmen.
u Castings.
JOB Casting and Stove Repairing done 10 o.ds:
promptly.
The patronage o: Tie FEbHe e respectfully
solicited.
Price Llsts and Illustrated CiresIs-. fzrnl.hed
10 the trade on application.
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BEWARE OF oorETERFEITs
LaughIin' Infant Cordial,
THE CalLrs CURE When THETHIEG,
10 R.lI,r, nnl,,. CALI. M,i,f,l,.,,. A..
.HE ILLS THAT FLESH ARE

THE ILLS THAT FLESH ARE
l. HEIR TO are many, bat remedy for then
AZ 70 faEniIhed b. nature. There Il no dOa b
Tat Tor GTerJ 6lBeAse there IL An Antdote IL The
Tegeoo!e hngcon- Ths IbodE1nses were tks
victims Of pGny and loathsome nGlIdief VI
they found In The y1lds Of EhSir forests rentdles
soEe Gnd powerful. Acting o. this heliek, d.
TCTTe bARSAPAinIA AND QrIEHI DELIGHT Il
ofered De VaeHe y most htEAly Concentrated
Vegetable eompo1nd possessing eTtr1or6.
lEly PoEa for The care o. hsanItlEn, NsurAl.
q, sezofslA, CeerS, Swelling q The G,AnaE
krupdons Of the SKIN, FEMALE diseases Live,
SonblAint. Secondary Syphilis. the e5eets o.
Aefe1ry. a.. II u most powerful Alte.aaye
1nd Blood p1rih7, and a The sane tine % kAyn.
les Ia; tnIy b 1sed By al
WGteh out for Chills and PsTe-. nd prepare
ne sysiea fot resisting IL LttAek By ussrg d..
Tzit's Live Pills.
Dr.. T1tt's Hair DJs nIkss the OH Look TuunE
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THE ELECTION.
Additional Returns.
KANLNHA

KAS2WHA
The folloEingb de oAeial vote Of
KGnEWhl, ss furnished By thereOorder:
For Ratification 1884 For Rejection,
GOvernor-JaoOb, 2T2O; Camden 1915.
White S027.
The Republicans did not vote iOr Con.
gresham.
NKRcKR
The Recorder Of Mercer county for!
wards the following As the Official figures
Of the recent election:
For ratification, 6S6; for rejection, az
White $40.
FOE GOvenOr-canden, GA; Jacob,
20.
For cOaGes-HeresGd.isl
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HAIEI Rum roE Yoke NH trua The
ehee.s Of ETo.s And Aliases IN e1-ly life Nh.
hood restored lnpedtnenls 70 NGr-iLrs n
EoTed New method Of tre1tnent Ses and
re;n1rkAose renedies- Books Ene Circulars Esri
free, II ssAled eEEelopesL
address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No :
so7iA Ninth street PAlIdelpAiA, Pa IaI0cAE
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NELSON FAMILY

Whose salary alone IS eeral to the total
expense Of an ordinary Cieas.
He has :ae INST beautiful and accom-.
Plishsd Lady Riders thz: Europe aad
America can produce He has anything
that means can command, AID tbi-:r-siI
Tez1 experience al suggest
By reference to ths p:ogTZnnss and
small Ills j; vii be seen TIA. ns1;ly
FIFTY ARTISTS arc engaged By the
eterzn manager; aIso that he has viii
IN ks wonderful SeDd o! Trained lIorses
ans
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strairh,s in West va.

The following paper which Is printed
in the Clstkbufg 6rI, is being circulated
it seems, IN that part OF the State
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
RRAT AUCTION SALE OF
Fin. Household L Kitchen Furniture.

IWin stl u the roSI6snes q Nrs. CEihlEins
A LIT oonGo Of Main and Bid1ie Streets Cenire
Wheeling. enmnsnetpg o. WEDNESDAY, sl,-
tenbsr iith. 81 10 o'eloek, ths onttre etoek u
Hoesthold and kiteAen Furniture, eonEisttng Of
NLbofGny and walnut CkAnbeE Stts, CApEtA
Minors, Fine PGriOF Furniture, handsome Rep
And lAee CartAinG, large nlnbSf q Beds and
Bidding, Clocks, lee Chests.
AlRo, one TsZJ tne octave Piano,
Tzns easA sEo. Z WICKHAN,
bepl AEetioaetf.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Dr.: TIT. 9.ir D'' Ills. tn. ola Look 10s
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FROSTBIRG DIRECTORY.
Church,.

7
htf1hMt'p "EhMNN ''nu G,nSo,. ~,
KUN" Pastor: services ',''> '"',,''9 al
1880, Il. M. SUNDAY 9eio"' "' = p VT
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Nam street htN.
Is. SIcKEL, Pastor. services ever, ,,"i''".
al lo''"' a. H. 7"'''''' ''',' - b.
ENGLISH LuTIIEhAN, Nam street KEY.
u. H. Mckenzie, Pastor. Services every
Sunday at 1890, a. m, and :, =. III. Sunday
School at 2, p. m. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening at : clock
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CnURCH. SOUTH,
Bc:.ll Street, Key l.. W. II AHl' y "S'of -
Services every sunday al lu'''a II. M aili =
y. M Sunday School at y, a. III. prayer
meeting every Friday evening At /"
WELSH UNION AND PREsByTERlAN,
broadway, Rev. G. II. HUMPHREY, Is. ",
Pastor. Services every Sunday at 1870, Il.
~, aud Il n N, Sunday School at ), y. IN.
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Church Meeting.

The Somerset Chassis Of The Reform
ed Church is now holding its annual
session in this place, commencing on
Thursday last. The following minis
tiers are in attendance
Rev. A. B. KorLIN. Salisbury, Pa. !;
" WILLIAM RUPP, Berlin, Pa =;
" S. II. JOHNSON, Somerset, Pa. !;
" - KEENER, Sipesville, Pa !;
&" 3. KNEPPER, Wellersburg, Pa !;
{" c. CAST Cumberland, Md;
d" J. RuHL, Frostburg, Md.
The session will be closed with a
Missionary Festival to be held on to-
morrow Sunday evening, in the
Church of that denomination on Broad
way, at which short addresses Will he
delivered by all the ministers above
named. These services will be CON
Quoted in the English language.
ORruANs CouKT-.Iudg's Coulchan.
Long and McCullcy +. Fuller Rcci.tcr.
The proceedings of Tuesday were rs follows
Eli and William Stanton. administra-
tor to William Stanton, deceased, settled
their fourth account
Anr Maria Porter, guardian to Samuel
F. Porter and others, settled her third and
final account.
J. B. Widrncr and S S. Russell. cyecu-
tors of John +. Russell, deceased, settled
their second account.
Catharinc Zapp, cXecutriN OF Conrad
Zapp, deceased, settled her first and final ac-
count.
Elizabeth Phillips, guardian to Florence
Phillips and others, settled her second ac-
count.
VIM. H. Swagcr, administrator of Fred
crick Otto. deceased, settled his second ac-
count.
Richard II. Montgomery, administrator
of L. S. r. Montgomery, settled his second
account.
NJ rthaI. Anderson tilel rond, in the pen
atty of 81 600, and was appointed guardian
to Jos +. Anderson.
Srlay Winner filed bond. in the penalty
of 5000. and was appointed administrator
of Jos Winner. deceased.
Mary Jane Cole filed bond in the penalty
of $1,000 and was appointed administrative
of John Cole deceased.
JOHN IIIrCnINs has bought III. Walk
cr's entire stock of NV Own" Cigars
He is now prepared to supply all demands
for this favortr brand.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Borden Shaft.

Base BaN-ncttm Of F%ostbwy C}rb.
JUNE +, 1872.
The match game between the Bor-
den Shaft and Frostburg Clubs was
played >. the time and place specified
in last week : JOURNAL, resulting in a
splendid victory for the Shaft. The
score stood:
Borden Shaft, Is
Frostburg 20
1t is but just to state that several regu-
lar players of the Frostburg Club We're
absent, including their captain.
The same clubs will play in Frost
burg on the 18th Of this month, when
ii is hoped we will enjoy Il closer con-
test. NJ. G.. r.
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Hist of letters

Remaining in the Post Olcr, Frostbllrg,
june l, 1872. Persons calling for any o..
these letters, will please say they are "advcr-
tiscd." If not called for in one month they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
BarcrS, Mrs. Mary Morgan William
Bacon, Mrs M,ryann Mathews, John
Coleman, Patrick Monaghan, John
Dillon. James Newman, Miss Jennie
Evans, Edward f. RollngS. Samuel
Gibson, Ii. r. Raccy, Miss f..
George, Thomas Rcynoulls, Thomas
!ilglishoe, George Shulty, Conrad
James, VIM. H.. Smith, Mrs Rcbccca
Sl'tchan. Henry Turner, Miss Sarah
Swltzcr George Nicllnmn, Mr.. Alfred
Williams, VIM. Il.
{. IL. WALKER, p. VI.
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On Tuesday. 4th inst, by Rev JOS. Mason.
Mr.. Thomas J. THOMAS and Miss CLARA
NJ. WADE, all of Frostburg.
In Piedmont, w Va, by Rev. G. V. Lecch,
on the 4th inst, Mr. JOHN r. MILES and
Miss LIzzIE ID. JOHNSTON, Of Piedmont.
1.-THE ST. Nicholas Hotel, Cumberland, by
Rev. II. Nice, ON the 4th inst, Mr.. G. III.
HOFFMAN. of Jefferson county, w. Va, and
Miss AGGIE S. MCCULLou, of this county
On Thursday, 10Th of May. at the Lu-
thcran Parsonage in Elvirl, Clinton coun-
ty, Iowa, by Rev. II. Bishop, Mr. WILLIAM
A. WARNER, Of Hannibal, Mo, to Miss
JENNIE, daughter of Tie officiating clergy
man.
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G6..sspf'e;,

FEo>rHuNi LoDG,:, No, 20, |, o. o. T.,
meets every Tuesday cAcning, At 80, III
Oll-Fcllows Hall. North Water street.
AZ. & \. NJ. No. %, meets on the sec
onl and fourth Thursdays Of every month,
in Otii-Fcl,ows Hall.
BETHEL TENr 40. Al. |. 0, r., meets
every Friday evening, al ! O'clock, lii ODD
Fellows Hall.
WINEIAND RANGERS, No. j356, Ancient
Order Of Fogr>trrs r. $. t., meets the sec
ona aud fourth saturday evenings OF every
month. nj : o'clock, in The Forester Arms,
ON Main street.
FEoSrnrHA ESc >MrMENr, No. %, meets
the Il rst and third Monday evening in each
month, al 80, in Od,l-Fclow:,' Hall.
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spost-0 Rice Bulletin.

FIRST MoNyiNG M,rI.-For Cumberland
and intermediate points ON {. X p. K. r.;
also for al points east and Yves, OF i"t city,
CLOSE. at 6.4J. Il. H.
SEcoND MoRNIHG MNI.--For Grant,yllc
and intermediate points, closes at 10, Il. III.
FIRST EVENING AIi~-For Cumberland.
Including ali, except thorough matter for tic
Ea.: anl Wheeling mail, closes at ".3a, p. N.
SECOND EVENING MNl"-For Piedmont
end intermediates points; also All ma,icr for
Baltimore, Washington, Wheeling, and
points beyond, closes at 4, p. m.
MAI. for Pocahontas, Penn, closes at u,
IN, every Saturday.
MAILS open daily except Sunday rs
follows:
From Piedmont II $50, II. N.
Cumberland at 1880.
GlaHt>Gi!lr IT 345, y IN.
Cumberland at ),
Pocahon,3s, every
Saturday, u! -, NJ.
c. IT, WALKER, p NJ
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Midland Mines.
W.utheY-.Shlrmi$h-.icridnt.

lFtuthtr-.SEtrn2ish-.fcrtd,nt.
JUNE 6, 1872.
"Billings' says: You may hope
for high wind. in a few weeks and
also the typhus fever in yur naborhood
when the grasshoppers cum oph ov
their roosts and mingle in free fight.
If Josh is anything of weather
phrophct we may hope for tornado
this or next week, as it was onl Y last
week that pugilistic encounter of
that character took place in this
naborhood," and | can assure YOU
that punctuation marks in the shape
of black eyes were not scarce. The
only difference perceivable to me
(admiting Darwin's theory to be cor
recN was in the size of the combatants.
JAMES INGLIs, of this place, re-
ceived slight injuries from fall of
breast coal last Saturday at Miller
Mines. Ii. ii.
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u | Z D.,

At Eckhart Mines, on Wednesday, 9Th
inst, Mr.. john CONNER aged - years.
In Homecoming, on Sunday morning last,
Mrs. MARY SLOAN REID, wife of VIM.
Reid Esq, of that place, after IL weeks,
illness, aged about 30 years
She was an excellent lady and her death
is much regretted by her many friends
She leaves her husband and four children to
deplore the loss of Il good wife and mother.
Her remains were brought to Frostburg on
Monday, and inferred in Alegany Cemetery.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
"GRANT AND WILSON,
Each Nominated on First Ballot.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM, &c.

The National Republican Conven-
ton which assembled in Philadelphia
on Wednesday was organized by the
selection of Hon Morton McMichael,
of Pennsylvania, for temporary chair
man, and the subsequent election OF
Hon. Thomas Settle, of North Carroll
ma, for permanent President
At the meeting on Thursday Gen.
Grant was nominated by Mr.. S. l..
Cullom, of Illinois, for reelection to
the Presidency of the United States.
The conclusion of the vote showed
that Gen. Grant obtained the entire
vote of the Convention, 762 in all
Much and long continued enthusi
assn ensued upon the announcement
by the chairman of the nomination by
the convention of Gen. Grant as its
Presidential Candidate.
The nomination for Vice President
was then proceeded with, seven cam
didates being voted for with the fol-
lowing result on first ballot:
Wilson 3S4!; Coltax 32l!; May
nard 26; Hawley l.; Moves ! ; Davis
Is. Lewis D; necessary for ~ choice
81. Before the vote was announced
Virginia changed her vote to Wilson,
which gave him the nomination, and
which was subsequently ratified by a
unanimous vote.
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The great reason why the lronsides
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 +. JOHNSON.
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A Western preacher, just returned
from a begging expedition to the east,
thinks that while martyrs will have
the highest places in heaven, next to
them will come the beggars.