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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-06-15
FroStbErS,

We find the following in the Daily
Nacs from correspondent in atten-
dance upon the recent, session in this
place, Of the Somerset Chassis Of the
Reformed Church
"Frostburg is truly a city among
the hills. 1t ia also mainly dependent
upon the wealth of the hills and noun
tains, which are rich in almost mex
haustible beds Of coal and iron ore
The scenery around it is picturesque
" beautiful The city, though not so
grandlv built as many others, has
every appearance of growth, thrift
and enterprise. Tha population is
about 5000. Doubtless the Cumber
land and Pennsylvania Railroad has
done much to make the place what it
is. No village, town or city can
flourish greatly in our day without
the iron rail brings it into commu
nication with the great world. Even
railroad towns do not flourish perlna
nentlv without manufacturing or min
ing enterprises.
What is particularly commendable
in Frostburg is that it is a well gov
erned city. The laws against rowdy
ism and general gross immortality are
stringent, and not allowed to be a
dead letter only, but are strictly
enforced. During soiourn Of about
a week not protane word was heard
bv us nor drunken man seen. The
good morals Of the place are, however,
not entirely due to its good govern
ment, but to the presence of christian
itv, in many denominational forms,
and good schools. Tho public school
building is an honor to the place.
Within the last five wears the Re
formed Church has gained a habita-
ton and a name in Frostburg The
congregation is prosperous and flour
ishing, and has now a commitment
membership of $50 Rev. John Ruhl
is the active and efficient pastor and
enjoys the pleasure of seeing the work
Of the Lord prospering in his hands,
The choir Of the congregation, led
by Miss Rosie Ruhl at the organ, is
second TO few in the State The Sun
day School numbers about two hun
lreel children and youth, and is un-
der excellent discipline. The future
of this congregation is most promis-
ing The German language is now
preyailingly used in this congregation,
but the English will press its way
into use as time rolls on. May the
blessing Of lsrael's God rest on and
abide with this people.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATURDAY........ =. 1872


Our subscribers have had cause to feel them
selves aggrieved for the last two nights in the
failure 10 get their paper seasonably. On
Thursday through the WITHDRAWING and
an accident TO the boiler through the use OF
water from an old well on the premises as n
substitute for the Potomac water the issue of
the regular afternoon edition was greatly de-.
lsyed. Misfortunes are apt ID travel in COM
psny, and yesterday the printing of portion of
the edition was delayed by the breaking 81 an
engine rod. To-day we are all right again with
our usual water supply and all breakages re-
paired, and hope that our army OF subscribers
viii have no further cause of complaint. These
delays happened at an exceedingly inopportune
time hen The STAR was OVERLOOKING with i'm
Iortant news, and everybody-for who in this
District does not look to THE STAR for news
was waiting PnxiOusly for the paper, and nstu-
rally every effort was made by all connected
with TIE STAR to overcome the difficulties pre-
sented a. soon as possible and supply the gent
demand. We hope this explanation will satisfy
our readers, and We can assure them tina. no
pains or expense viii be spared at any time to
supply them with the fullest news at the earliest
hour.
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Mr.. Lloyd Aspinwall, OF New York city, has
drawn out OF the Greeley general committee
because he cont think that committee repre-
SCENTS the republicans, and he believes that the
pretense OF the administration overawins the
expression Of republican opinion is false one.
Adding insult to injury, he says: "The Cincin-
natl movement appears to me to have been bad
in its conception, and worse in Its development,
and the only ground for satisfaction is that il is
likely to prove a failure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-08
DHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER
AT REDUCED PRICES
GEORGE M. OYSTER.
STALLS 81 CENTRE MARKET.
T5t 10 NORTHERN MARKET
'in A Nod Is As Good As A Wink, hiIARl
&c. &c.

But those who sciH cannot fail to perceive the
MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS
offer to-day, and vii consequently lose time to
take advantage of them.
Ladies' Handsome Lined Parasols, fine, imitation
elk IN three sizes, lined in pink, blue, green,
Ladies' ine buff large Sun Umbrellas, at 81.
Fine black large Sun Umbrellas, 81.
Beautiful Silk Openwork Fans, s0c.
Fine Ivory Stick Silk Fans, in all colors, 81.
Very Pretty Enameled Wood Fans, 81.
magnlhcent Resl Lace Sets OF Sleeves and Collar
Very Fine Lace Sets at 81
Neat and stylish Lace Collars at Is and SOC.
Two pair Linen Reversible Cuffs and four Collars
Three pair Gents Fine Linen Reversible Cuffs
Three pair Of Best British Half Hose for 81.
-Four pair Full Regular Made Half Hose for 81.
Fine India auZe UHdersti rt at 81.
Very large Leather Satchel for 81.
Extra large and fine Basket for 81.
Fine assortment of Ladies' Underg srments, ma ie OF
fne cotton and felled seams, at 81 each.
Splendid long Night Dresses at So.
Extraordinary Bargains in Ladies' and Gents
. Linen Handkerchief, from auction.
Handsome Oil Chromos, in large and heavy w alnut
Frames, at 81 each.
Also. q full stock Of Isle and Kid GLOVES,
CARVED BRAOKETS, TOWEL RACKS, BOOK
SHELVES, VASES, STATUETrES, POCKET
CUTLERY, POCKET-BO0KS,D DOLLS and TOYS,
and q thousand other articles.
COME AND SEE FOB YOUEsELvEsi
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The assertion by some OF the anti-Grant IA.
pers that the Philadelphia convention was a
spritless, cut-and dried affair is not candid, and
Is evidently made by those who were not pres
ent- Those who were there, whether sympathi-
sers or no; With the objects of the convention.
bear uniform testimony to the unmistakeable
earnestness. power, and enthusiasm displayed
on The occasion. Whitelaw Reid, who managed
MIR. Greeleyis cause with So much success at
ClneinIatl, and who was present at Philadel-
phis, watching with vigilant eve for any weak
place IN tie armor OF the old republican party
eandidiy admits that 'sthere was good deal Of
genuine enthusiasm" and that .1Grant and
wilson make strong ticket" a "formidable
ticket" Sam Bowles, another intelligent oh
server with sympathies against the Philadel-
phia teket, writing to his paper, the Springfield
hcPUtheaa, declares that the convention shas
proved great success as claimed BIZ its friends
and coneetedby its foes" He aids:
,,,,Ii ne convention greatly encourages the re-
pupIieah leaders 1t was better every vay.
larger, heartier, and exhibited the party organ'
izatlen IN stronger condition than they SssraJ
would be the case. Quite a number OF promi
men, men appeared in il who have been though.
here had Mr.. Adams been nominated q. ~ oeen
nat; IL Is felt that the Greeley S,iG IN
maee 1ui small indentaton =, the uartv. II =
oreanizst;on w. Was noe or' zen or weakened its
perhaps another cue ILL take of its voters is
be toId now I'm, stion, and cannot SO easily
They haze start me men here mean business
purnose 10 3 led the campaign strongly; thew
they viii Jiiow It up sharply ana yigorouslyE
strGae~ have behind Grant and Wilson the
se- est combination OF political interests that
e eeyeI rallied 10 the support Of a presiden-
sIM ticket. = If the administration at
MashiD ston Is not to be perpetuated in the same
Names ana with the same spirit, there must be a
closer combination Of the opposition than Is now
promised, wider popular demonstration of the
countrys dissatisfaction with the situation and
me prospect than are now apparent"
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- BTILpihG kssoGikIioSl III trhDs

f asso sqffsTisf IT, St VAR.
vi S!Si % Per cent per snnum on a' sses , don
aaiisd valuable e1psrisnee IN ecndae.ins asset
aIions Of this character. have determined to insti
P.pss opeIstisn' Win not less than $50 shares.
the fewus named Georss W. Epsr. % an ias Il
nd~H dst1n e's SSs s..
Jersey ayeDus; Frank Beckett, Restaurant, Navy
oefnef and a, snS ED Ps
tin, Washington Gas Works, 18th street.: b. L.
iets cooR ~ No. snd M msf
or Lisut. John Il. Kelly, = Precinct Station
meeting to adopt constitution will be held At
InEspaS Mss.1sg h.9se, No: street on
FHARaoETIs k sgi Ndq,HE AssocIArIos.
. mis- new Association was organized May TIN,
vice. ays
vim W+rmes, treasurer; W: H WstEsl, secretary;
ssrs5 Aasus%s schSsidsr adanass s' sss
B 9 and D. 9 Hsrkness as directors.
{, RRRissSS .;sss
Those who have before them heavy assessments
smell moaihiJ investment Persons desiripg to Oh
do y b Of ss above
je6slOle 1t 2l1I Il street northwest.
TRDR. TUFTS SARSAPARIJLA AND
Wy QUEENS DELIGHT.
No remedy assesses 50 many valuable Medicinal
RsSR:rtss = 6 Roots Herbs snd
by phy.ciaDs TO be the most powerful remedy known
FIR Impure Blood, Liver Complaint, Nervousness
=, male Complaints. Cor stipa,ion, rheumatism,
Disc asss, Chronic COMPLAINTS, &c But in this prep.
arati3n u combined with other vegetab products
which renders its virtues doub!y valuable Most
diseases have their origin I'm the blond and as
B B,99d Purt9sr the sABsA9ARILLA AND
but trial to convince the most skeptical.
For Female Complaints, whether in young or old,
married or single, at the dawn of hood or tn,
turn OF lfe DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills are an acknowl-
edged remedy.
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DROPOSALS FOB ICE.

CLERK S OFFICE, House OF REPRESENTATIVES U.Sl
HAsHINGIoN, ID. c., June 8. 1874 {
seaied Proposals will be receiy ed NJ this office unit
y Clock NJ of TUESDAY, the 18th instant. for
furnishing for the use of the H. Of Representa-
tVes Tor enc year daily supply, in such quantity
az may be needed, OF the best northernce. Bidiers
III state the amount per log lbs
Nobids viii be considered from parties personally
unknown unless accompanied by satisfactory refer
ences, and security in the sun OF two thousand dol
lars will be required from the successful bidders for
the due performance Tho contract.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
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The present has not been, thus far, a very
fruitful session for railroad subsidy business 1t
is rumored, however, that the "Atlantic and
Pacific ring" will endeavor to push as. s,s',
through before adjournment 1t has been re-
poIted from the Pacific railroad committee As
follows:
a BILL to extend the time for the completion
OF the Atlantic and Pacific railroad
Be IL enacted by tks Senate and House o. R,pr.-
seHtdirsS IF The CRited States Of America ia con-
gress ossszatied, That the time for the compile
ton OF the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, as pre-
scribed in the act of Congress of July 9th, fsSG
Is hereby extended three years; and the Atlantic
and Pacific railroad company shall not be- re.
CURED to Construct its road beyond the town of
Nlnita, in the Indian Territory, at a rate of
nifty miles per year: Provided, That the entire
road shall be completed through to the Pacific
coast within the period prescribed by law.
Under the law of 1866, the company received
n direct gift, according to the official estimate
OF the General Land Office, of IS, 500 900 acres
of land, and contingent gift of TO- 100 900 acres,
ON the express condition that it should construct
the road within a certain time, and at a rate of
not less than fifty miles per year. The COM
pany now, by the pending BILL seeks to be re-
leased from its obligation to construct fifty
miles FER year beyond Sinita, in the Indian ter
rltory. but IL does not propose TO give up a par
hele OF Its . 600 acres of land. IL is stoutIy
affirmed that "the cOrporators OF this road are
honorable and upright men, earnestly engaged
in the construction OF one of the great lines of
railroad from the Mississippi to the Pacific
coast and that apparently no great interest
would suffer by the extension named in the
bill. On the other hand, it is just as confidently
affirmed that such being the case, the COMPANY
ought by al means to 60 on and finish the road
according to contract, and not ask to be re-
leased from any of the obligations imposed by
the law which granted the land-worth, it has
been estimated, Sc per acre, or SIS 600 600 al
together.
Tue bin is likely to lead to protracted debate.
which will carry il over until December.
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sTm n sass A ABLY s r. sss
Penn.ylvani. ayenue and % street. jes ats
CAHRPi;TSL adLL.FURNTsHEO ROOMS, With
SSa:. short CAPITOL
G0OD BOARD AND COMMODIOUS Rooms;
d. location central; terms moderate; 90 Grant
COUNTRY BOARD AT THE DELIGHTFUL
Sue Spas eSssa Ssn end Of ASS
bssn Mar "a
il about ten minutes walk from AQueduct Bridge.
most s!tsnsiss and beautiful view in this Vicinity.
feriectiy healthy: The surrounding country offers
as to *: ssS M:
S s11fs On IT, or 8
I Alses. COOL AND AisY noo.s, IL :uisss Or
E.si: SSsssD HON 80 . 81 = = s;sss
1929 81 h...e.E osess5FE f f.I.t re-
k9204RS' en- suite o. siasls,glth q yithont TAbEE
sE8: ss:fss:s &: &. 6: Ssa
G Ss.. s sss.Is.s JIJSJf Mt. ESS5
sIs sssss. 90 sss strsss. corner o. rins,fTss
pL1A8AAT RIsIDENOl AID BOARD a Ia
IN sfsset h 81. Sssr ths nsy 3ehaet.se fsrt
ssa SS. s ass . ssSss Isw
Ssstiess ssas SurI re ss.neE cnths Sof
zig IN Strset. hetyeen y end northwest. Ia the
s,ns onl1mg two large and 4ns PARLORS. With
man. 7a----''' 80 - s@e'A 1sI1sc0-
EInsTsCLA - BOAaD, WITH FEia51NF
- 5d nnHA E0OaH e be had on reasonable tSrms
So. and sss::siS sis''s: "a ass
a LPACA COATS ct o., 97s0, as, osso. the
pAkAsOLS o. eysry shade, size. end coior, -
g. HELLERp,
m7-d 5ls Market sDsss.
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aOPOsALs FOB FRAME BUILDINGS.
DEPoT QCARTERMAsrER'sO OFFICE,
Nj AaHI NcTnN ID ~ lr. ~.

z,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., June 4, is72
sealed Proposals, in duplicate will be received at
this office until ~ NJ. July 6TH, 1872, from re-
sponsible parties for the constr :ion at Fort hip
accordance with plans and specifications which ma
be seen at this Office, viz Mes Hall, Guard House
O mpany Quarters and Stable.
Details aud requirements furnished by the under
signed. copy OF the latter, with this ad vertise
ment to be attached TO each proposal offered
jts6t WIN MYERS, Depot Quartermsster.
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
] H. souIER: ., GEN APRIAS B Root,
Banking House OF S4uier L Root,
lards Hotel, washiHston. Ipe b. z. VIII
H0T.s are RrsD.rsS to sell ORA Ers on the Banking
al ee 9S Sss a. york ser CITY, thai
We solicit deposits Of business firms on which we
pay PEI cent ssteres' on daily balances, readias
pay per eent. isteres on ,i,rs DEPOSITS Of one
, interest paid monthly or carried to depos
All deposits payable on demand.
The pay Of officers Of the army and navy cashed I'm
advance at reasonable rates Onicers in the army
the way, one copy on the outside 9sa
near the bottom. Send By mail, and the draft will be
TAY COOKE 4 CO..
BANKERS,
E * SkhSiF e, ss4
itSSeiers, ardtlabIs 40 any part Of tis world.
Our Drafts on
JAY COOKE i6 assSSSs.ocH co.
scoTIHSp, Jrss a sSa1se. ENGLAND ikflAn mss sSd
TlHE FREEDMAM's sAvI10s And
Il TRUHT COMPANY
oeoAin8 aOusos NO. 1SOI Rennsylvaufo ayenuo.
PAYS sY IR' ffs ri Gt EsEfs.i i1EFffiRrsr.
PAYS Fo1s s EE IS s ssss M': ..seu.s
from date Of deposit.
isssss essIS Ely or Depostt bearing and Dss
HAS BRANCH OTfiCEs in al large town, sp<
cities Of the South and Southwest.
Boak Hours, q. ~. 90 p. M.
Onen w Wednesday and Saturday nights from ek 4
eoclock, 70 receive deposits only Oail Al the RsnS
oroene for coy Of the Charter and By-laws jX-ly
lLDDLETOU = On
BANK ERS,
1877 street, 1.-TWO doors from U. q. Treesery D.
DartmentD
WASHINGTON, DO
1ece1ve DcpoGits and transact General Bankins
n1ehanse on the principal cities taken and sivss
Information chesrfuily Furnished I'm rslataoa
Loans negotiated % the best terms.
Claims bofore all the United States Department.
asis.ifa MIppLEroN . 90.
VHADHIU0TOD CITY 0AVIW0O
w -. 0AUKs
Oernsg m street. and Louisiana Avenue,
FAYE PER GENT. INTEREST on DBPO0In
Interest oommonoee from date Of deposits
DePoaits can b nade and drawn Ct WIN.
ny9-u j. a. RUBB. 1PoAgunR.
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A T PRIVATE SALE.

, The beautiful country residence called DUE
bAbISh HALL situated on the road from
pteroes Mill % TennallYtown, about ~ miles frSs
Washington, ID. u.
The place contains about twenty three acre. -
land, improved by O mansion bsuse cortaintus
eighteen rooms, and two all cottages one
ing SIX the other three rooms, ice house, barn A.
There are seven acres Of grapes In bearire pesrs.
peaches and other fruits
The view from the house n one OF the finest n ths
District. Any enc desiring ere country rests cros
WOULD do well 20 call and examine this property
the place Is not sold b. the LIST of jane tie An.
sion House will be for rent during the season
For terms apply 20
PIERCE SHOEMAKER,
narl-u near Pieroe's NH.
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FOR SALE.

F9R sALl.A ns.,.s nsv L.a,-., PHAsTos.
o Sssa . sc4 Ne" York avenue, ,. sf:s! sA
tFoR sAIE.a s.nils H0KsE, .aits 77e Cor q
:ss ssls css::s ssi I;A
Fes, s a b6FFTp' FL a ,t,sLSA0.
meet eie g.nt turn-cu,s N the i S,stSss sois AZ
ss. ofj iii r. sS S's as 1 .tSs.:
II established Grocery store, aoins a luer.,i,ai
business; Sood reason eiyee for wantlhs l. IA.
u BAY MAZE COLI. Dot yet three year. =, 'Nen
OLD; will exchange for = small OF medium IN
a the day at KssEX Stable, craze a siT.-,
High, Georeetown, a. @. js7
sale a y pksSnTT sssn's lcr AND FoR
town, 81 bead Of HORSES: among them tao IN
s PAT s 81 m,ies horses one par Of mules
EAkM foR sALE-Vf sIo acres, 20 NlTTIS5T-
ws.s; ~ miles ,rqn bi.den,onrS ave miles ton
and gO0i outbuiIdings: well fenced: $50 b5,s f tom,
tree OF various kinds; soll excellent; near rest
Tsa.ossSs ms 1ire ei STfts6S' suSsBfie r a.,
torneys. tsos Louisiana avenue. Us =
FoR sALE-A 1orkG HORSE; .iyIis6. ias,
& fra Of wlLLkT a LIBBEY, Lumbsr IN
MeTShAnts, 9Th st. and N. Y. ave. gI6t OK
Il stylish. ard sound: s.nsre tsS,,sp. esp i.-''
De seen at the PiDey Branch rrottine course IN
hosks, Proprietor, On the premises. ,eS O..
tN0R SALE CHEAP-One CART HORSE Am
= good condition; two CARTS A. good as ~
plete sets Of HARsEss. Apply Al siILA
street southeast OF sorber Feed store OH street,
south OF fennsylyanIa avenue. ies o.
FOB sALE, Why CHEAP-0ns one ENTES-
- SION Top CARRIAGE: cost s $50 .. ar1H1.
S 1s .s: T TIA n BgSS5 sS.T s
S% Mi AZ spesr,y new. Also. : splendid HORSE
@SSh So 9S. tAn s.s are &C. g s'sS.
desired VIII sell 81 s1ssi saes,se Ayd on time
gel cog eth street. under Masonic fTs@pie.
.cry flsns With Rooms asT and s ssH
Do%SS 81 WkxsTse r.d & InsSs 4
FoR sALS-A fine gray no rs K, ak year. Old,
Isl = sixteen hand. high, styilsh,, gentle. -
ssss Cam S Be seem m 81 stn msfLS SSSss s.
STABLES. No. osl . street n. W. tPatl myls eOtf
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-A GRIsr MILL, win
:.r eus1dSr: oS be f ais r yla 2, ,1SS
road, 81 miles west of Alex andra va The mil IL
tom: address O. JACOBS. GieSasdrs o'SSs s Gus
A PRIvAJE sALk.Ihe beautiful County
Elase hosd, abpEt one mile from Georeetown, Ia
finest views in the District, and viii ne LA so- -.
u. an cost CONTAINS twenty five as acres Of land.
mprOred VIII oSttsse, ne stsse aps s c sSis
Ice and Hos acs.s and xh bee
could be converted into a Ware House. This place
than TO leave The country mo ''"'' iess'a
For ,erms apply 10 IN. LIGHrFoor,
may. zm on The premises.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
, The beautiful country residence called "pus.
rierces Mill % Tennallytown, about ~ mile. Ton
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" eStern and Atlantic Railroad.

Change OF Schedule.
On and after Sunday, February 18th, 1871,
the Passenger Trains will run on tho Western
4 Atlantic Railroad a. follows:
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Says Kate 20 her new husband, John,
What rock does uelOre build upon?'
Qaoth John, and grinnol from eIr to ear
"Ths rock ofyonder cradle, DEAR"
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The landiady who favored her boarlers'
hash with Scotch snuff, because she
thought it good for consumption, has since
given them something Ito settle the
HASH"
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man; and the worst thing the devil ever
made was a bad man.
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-22

Is established at Sweetwater, the business Center of Monroe coun-
ty, and the most thriving town between Knoxville and Chattanoo.
ga. The towns surrounded by a country remarkable for its beau
ty and productiveness, the geniality ofis climate, and the intell,
geucc and gooc character of its population.