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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

A correspondent of the country Gen
Hcn10n has four horses that contracted
the habit of crib biting. He painted
the stable with cured petroleum, and
was amused by the grimaces of the ami
mails over the smell and taste, but re-
joiced that in this case it effected cure
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

THE New York Tribune is shocked at
our brutal way of putting criminals to
death, by suspending them by the neck
with rope until they are dead. 1t
says: We are accustomed to look
with self-complacent criticism upon the
French, who have adopted the instanta-
neous guillotine, and the Spaniards,
who have invented the painless garrote;
we sudder slightly at the thought OF
their executions, and remark upon the
sanSuinary tendency of the Latin races.
We forget that these people have APP
piled scientific principles to the methods
of Judicial killing, while we are running
on in the old brutal rut of the middle
ages.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

The Supreme Court of the United
STATES has decided in case taken to that
court from Georgia, that the Homestead
act is now rctrospt ctive. In other
words, it is not good against debts due
before the passage of the Homestead
act. This decision is manifcatly just,
but will cause considerable distress
among debtors in the Southern and other
States which adopted retrospective ex-
emption laws
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Depression of Spirits and General
Debility, i'll their various forms, FERRo-PHoS-
pHoRArED ELIXIR of CALIsAYA made by CAS-
WELL, HAZARD & Co, New York. and sold by all
druggists, is tho best tonic Az stimulant
tonic for patients, recovering from foyer other
sickness, it has no equal. IF taken during the
season it prevents fever and aguo aud other
intermittent fcvcrs.- Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

FRED DOUGLASS was refused the use
of the opera-house in Lexington, KY,
for lecture.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

WHY is the fire n dissipated charac.
ter? Because it goes out every night.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

DIR. ID. GILMORE, of 50 Warren street,
Jersey City, N. j., has certain euro for Can
Ger. He uses vegetable extract that takes
| ont the Cancer, roots and branches, when the
sore rapidly heals and mover uccratcs. In it's
early stage, charges nothing for treatment and
medicine until curc1-I ICON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24
Waters Concerto ParlOr Organs
THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA!
TEca!ihful Climate, Free Homes,
Good Markets.

THE NORTHERN pacific RAILROAD
offers for sale Lands in Central aud WcstCru
MInncsOtu, embracing: / Tho best of Wheat
| and; ?. Exccllcn' Timber for tn" Mil the Farm
and The Fire, ?. Rich rraric rasturago md Natural
Meadow. watcrrd by clear Lakes ana running
streams-in n heathful Climate. clcrc f. rcr and Ague
is NnknoWn.
GRAIN may be shipped hence by lake I" market AZ
Chpnply from Eastern Iowa or Central llthoi".
'nrs now run hrous h tn 50 lands from Lake Supc Tor
To Dakota r. ice land clos, to track Si0n 10 SN'O
rcr aero further away $15Oto 5000 SEVEN EAkS'
CREDIT; WHrran,cc Deeds; Northern pacihc
3-BO Bonds selling at par received for land at
Sl.I0. No other unoccupicd Lands present such nd
vaptagcs To s"ttlcr'.
SOLDIERS uud tho New Law (March. lN2l
get 100 FREE. near tho railroad. by ono and
two years rcs.dcu e.
RECONSIDERATION At REDUCED
RATES farms he'd frcm all principle points East to
purchasers of Railroad Lands. and to settlers on
Government Homcstcads Purchasers their wives
and children Carried free ever tho Northern
Pacific Road Now is tho time for Settlers and Colo
MES to get Railroad Lands and Government Home
steads close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information,
map and copy of New Homestead Law Address
LAND DEPARTMENT. NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD. ST PAUL. MINI.
| Or S3 FIFTH-AV., cor. NlNTH-ST, NEW YORK
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

THE youth who would have will of
his own has been struck out of that of
his father.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

ls there any good reason why the dictates OF
common sense should be disrcgardcd in medical
practice Surely not. Yet how little they arc
sometimes set at naught in the treatment Of dys-
| pepsia, liver complaint, constipation, nervous
prostration and general debility. How often are
powerful purgativcs, cmctics and salivants given
in Of indigestion, bilious collie and cOsiyc-
patient OF strength he needs to combat with the
attack. The absurdity Of ri wing cbitating mcd-
cincs to sick people who too weak already, ia
mantle st, that it is astonishing how any sane
man can believe in such practice The rational
course under such circumstances is to administer
tonic and regulating medicine and the cxpc-
ricncc of u quarter of a century has proved that
Hustctter's stomach Eiters is the most whole some
in the medical repository. 1t is, however, some
thing more than an yigorant and regulator. Its
properties an apcricnt and auti-bilious agent
its vitalIing and purifying effect upon the blood
its utility when given anodync instead of
Iaudanum or choral, digitalis, or some other
Supplying narcotic; it's tranquilizinR tendency in
spasmodc affections, and its paatabilty, as con-
trastcd with the sickcninR pills and p0tons Of the
pharmac0p'ri certainly cntitIc Hcstcttcrs Bittcrs
to he called the most comprehensive remedy in
existence.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

The following table gives the dates of
the opening of the Straits of Mackinac,
and the consequent opening of naviga-
ton on the great chain of Northern
hikes, for the last thirty seven Yenrs
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

did Isaiah get his idea of turning swords
into plow-shares
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24
REWARD
DR.. S. VAN METER g. co.

Chnrleston, III new pupllcatlohs Just nssueu,
MARRIAGE; also treatise on the DISEASES OF MALES
AND FEMALES; also on Piles and Fistula-all finely
illustrated Of the above sent pit Of 10 cts.
Inhrmary establish in 1e4b. All chronic diseases
treated. over 300 cases now under treatment.
Cases treated by mail II desired. Address as above
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-24

SEE III another column the advertise
mcnt headed 81 win Wcip Any Man.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE; OF
nfdarstar REAL ESTATE. l.Enfroa
MNURSUANT to ah order {

fWAOHSUANT TO m order OF the sV0urt q
Common Pleas of Wayne county, and
State OF Indiana, the under signed offers ct
spsivats sale the following real estate Situased
III aaid eovnty, to-vit, hot No. 8 in that
part of the city.of Richmond laid ont BY Bickle
Flaws, on south side of Main, between Sew.
anth and Eighth streets, site IS bya00 fest
deep, which u.s. nice lot 70 build on. aga
And also q part Of LOT numbered 19 Ia that
part Of saM city laid ont BY Charles ".
starr and's is bounded ~ follows. oto.wit:
CommencinR on Franklin atfeat at the north
vest. corner of said lot. and running south
thong said street 10 feet; thence e&ss pit
Isllsl with tho north line ofshi6 III - IN
alley; thence north along said allay 70 the
northeast corner OF said lot; thence west to
The pl6cs Of beginuing. with q fine brick liv-
cry Stable on said lot 40 BY 100 fest, being .
Ana also, the following tract Of land to-
lsit: IBseiunink At tte southwest eoiadsr Of
section II, in towsshipr II and lrsneeaehps
west. and Running thence north 81 poles 70 .
stake; thence east 100 poles to 3 stake /;
thence south Sc poles thsnce west los poles
to,the place Of beginning, containing 81 acHas,
with . building suitable for small family;
barn, stable. corn cribs and a good bearing
espple orchard AID zoe psAch trees three yeaxs'
growth and 400 grspeyiues Of two years'
growth, two never-failing springs near the
house, The land being on good gravel rosd
.three miles northwest Of; the city Of Rich
m0pd, having fftyo Acres cleared and seven
acres of timber. 0he-fourth Of the purchase
inonSv will Be rs4tssed down and the fesidne
in three equal isstalmentsio of six. twelve and
eighteen months, after date, with interest
from date and secured BY mortgage on the
property ispld. "A decd will bssnlade She puf-
chaser SheH the ,sale 10 confirmed and liz
conveyance ordered BY sad Court. 49,
yr54 , HENRY n HfGHLEY, fn
Cpmhissiouer and Administrator of James
N. Higley. ~ vasftta s,,5F5.fsa IN
Febrnafy 8, 1879. 4S-3w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22

Among the first inmates OF the
State Prison, at JeffersoLyille,
whom the Investigate. Committee,
expressed desire to Gee was Mrs,
Glen. She received her. visitors
with that SELF o. sessed and lady
like manner Tor which she is 80
noted, and throughout the intereiew
maintained ~ quiet and digni:. ed
mien. She has not been enjoy ing
as good health during The psst two
months as before, though the irk-
some confinement does not appear
to effect her yisiblv, With The one
EXCEPTION that she is considerably
paier. She does not seem to be
cast down by her, situation, but
expresses the utmost conf1dence in
u final escape, and still asserts her
innocence OF the awful crime with
which she is charged. In her con.
versation Ale, Is very reticent as
to her future fntentions or hopes
concerning her chances for having
q rehesring in courts, and declin-
ed 10 talk on the sucject. She is a
careful reader Of the Indianapolis
papers, and keeps thoroughly post.
ed regarding indianapolis affairs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22
SHERTFF,Ss SALE

NY virtue Of 4 decree and execution to rtie
ID directed from the Watns OOnmen
Pleas Cours, I will expose stI public sale, ct
the Court House door. in the town Of Centre
vine. Wayne cotnty. Indiana, On the 600
e. I 1st day Of March, 1873 e''.9o
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock p. NJ, on said day, the following
property. to-vit: The folhIwinQ real estate
u Wayne county, State of Indiana, to-wjtg
Being the west halt (beine fifteen feet more
- less of OF strip Of ground thirty (3e)
fset wide of Of the west end Of lot nutiher
thirteen (13) in James K. Dugdaie's addition
Is the city or Richmond. TO be sold as the
property Of Milton b Whitacre and Sarah
Whitaere ~ satisfy said decree and execution
in my hands in favor OF William Conner.
Bsld sale without relief from valuation Or
appraisement lAws. q IL sgs RI 5lisoM
- 4ed4 a,.rf.r WILLIAM H. STUDY,
Sheriff OF Wayne county.
= WALxss . wALKkR, Attorneys for pitt
n February 3, 1878. on 48-3tl
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22
Effect of the Grant of Stay OF. Pro-
ceedings in the stokes Case.

ceedings in the Stokes Case.
The question 10 eyerywhere asked, il
what way isathe Davis decision in the
Stokes case to operate as a bar to its
final adjudication! The case now goes
to the General Term orlfuli bench OF the
Supreme Court, where it is passed in re-
view on the bill o. exceptions. Should
the ratings Of the Judge in the lower
court be sustained, the council for the
prisoner has the right, and ofcaurse will
take advantage Of it, to carry the case up
10 the Court Of Appeals, the decision Of
which is .final.I2 The General Term
meets in New York City in March,s hut
the argument, through various legal re-
aorts on the part Of til. defence, may BE
delayed for some time. By some good
Judges it is asserted that Stokes is safe
for two years longer. He will be re-
moved IN few days 20 the comforts
Of his old csll,eI paingtu1 ,bnafnd3id
The Lowell Carpet Company are
introducing a novelty in extra sup
er carpeting which consists Of
giving the goods the appearance
Of n tour frame brussels, without
increasing the number Of phys.
Such IS have been produced have
ribbed appearance, very much
like that OF brussels, but the pat
terms, We think, are not equal to
those of the regular goods. 2a1 10
1t is stated with reference 10 the
probable foftunefo of the tin trade,
that within, fourteen cor fifteen
months from this time FIVE tbous-
and tons Of pure; tin metal will be
exported from Sidney. Australia,
and that not less than that quantity
can be shipped regularly for years
to come. sss9og4 gJihaTg ~ zoifA
The gold watch ioStJkvIthe young
lady stopping at Mr.. O'Brien's WAS
found by Mr.. Benz. Dresser. of the
car works. The loss was announc.
ed by Elder Tomason at the close
Of services At the Christian church
on Sunday evening, the 9th. AfteI
the congregation was, dis,nlssei j
Mr.. Dresser walked forwari anil
delivered the 1Ost property thus
proving himself honest and worthy
of the cou66ence OF his employers
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lib
pnne.g .d3ensT II tool tjrofa aIE
The gallant Attorney General OF
Stale has informed the Legislature
that there is no constitutional pro
vision prohibiting an unmarried fe
male from holding the Office o
State Librarian. He thinks til,
bill now pending in the House viii
make valid the election of Mrs
| Oren.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22

The Hartford Cpuranl, speaking
of the popularity Of the Connect
cut Republican ticket, says:
There is not paper In the State
which has been working steadily in
harmony vi h, the Republican
party for the past year but gives
an earnest and hearty snpp"Ft 10
the nominees Of the convention.
Even non-partisanf journals, such
as the Danbury News andf South
Norwalk Sentinel, are enthusiastic
in it's Communication"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22
tai, j nom NonsS was offered

tai, b W4om ons5 was offered b
agents aUdAjsies4s~ v4APsmeroy for votS
ing for him, and after debate resolution
was agreed to directing the special COM
mites tsl isqurer rtq suy Allegation Of
bribery or corruption By Pomeroy in the
Kansas Senatorial election.
H&ss Ebs reid d the Poland
Credit MobiIier Committee was received.
II recommends the expulsion az Am9s
and Brooks, eapd exonegates the other
members named in connection with the
Credit Mobilier. The remainder OF the
session was spent in Committee Of the
q Whole on the Civil Service bill. ,snsd
ERE s15 WEDNESDAY, Felsa a.
SExArs.-The House bill provid-
ind that, upon importations of su-
gar. .molasses, and pig and railroad
iron the amount os the bond re-
CURED shall be only double the
mount Of the duties to be paid, and
upon al! other importations the in
voice va1ue..of the goods will, .du-
5ties added, Twas reported without
amendment by the Finance Com
wittee. Ashiitwas Introduced and
referred 10 the Judiciary Commit
tee authorizing the President to
appoint three commissioners 70 re-
wise the bankrupt laws. Passed
HoUsE.-Passed: The bill pro
viding for the, publication of the
debates ny Murtaeh, Of the Wash
ington Republican; the bill extend
ing till February I. 1871, the time
Afo-,t filing claims for ad ditional
bounty under the, act of 1866; the
bill to provide for headstones in the
national military cemeteries; also,
Il bill TO provide that no person
shaliabe tpromotedin the army who
is addicted to the Incorporate use
Of neutrality-suspicious. or drugs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22

i make now my pilgrim age ID
the Weat again under aspects n
thoueands times mOre,o propi'ious.
and with the assurance that l. aul
y, citizen m Aicoun:ry free in fact,
and whictl L. cane travel ia 4 very
part with.aut peril to life or limb.
When les II went West 1 kept the
liue-MaAon and Dixon's line--apl
there was danger in saying that
God made men free, and the devil
only took their liberties away! but
now thsre is nOlsneh danger, amt
there is not State in which ma l
cannot travel unmolested; there is
not p State in which !, cannot stats.
whatev er 10 right for any man 10
say. / glory in the emancipation of
my country; ! glory in this with -
joyous spirit, with ., gladness 4
cannot express Il anu proud now
OF ny countIysfI rejoice in her
destinS. I,uay never again have
an opportunity to. set my foot in
the West, apd I go with gladness,I
and although you cannot 5partici7
pate in my enthusiasm I know you,
sympathize With It in the largest,
degree. I shall beabsentbut Ftwot
Sabbaths, and be with youag ain an
the second Sunday in March btarY
the communion Of the church. =
Henry Ward Beechsr's. serman
at Plymouth Church. 44tfe douod1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22
WAYNE COUNTY. ss.

I. Elihu N. Parker, Auditor within and for
said County, hereby certify that the above, and
foregoing, = be a true copy al. the order passed
BY the BOard Cot aC6mmissioners,1 Of said
County. on the 4th day of December, 1872,
and az a amended on the 9th day Of January,
l87aa' The is1nss being IN adjourned ssssi6s
Of the December term, Is the same apIse4fs
ofrecord in my, Office.
Nsi9EIl91 Witness my name, and the ss3l
ee= {ses-N 5 of the Board Of Commissioners
aals11a.,s Of Wayne County, Indiana, ct
Cent seviiie, this 10Th day, OF
= 8es9 en JANUARY, 1873. s. alloll'f 40
Afo 1 Ra EHIHU N. PARKER, Auditor
s51sxN1.<IQanBTfft0 v8I1fs9 q DtT9Yf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22

LILO mouse neS passed OIL NIX
ing the salary OF the Superinten-,
dent of Public instruction at 81, OOO.,
Knox county, the very first orga-I
nized in the state, has not q mile
of turnpike road. ee Izssd 81 ~ g
The Southern Prison, at Jeffer-
sonville, has seventeen female in
mates, among whom is Mrs. Glenn.
The Rochester Sentinel relates
that Mr.. VIM. Reed, . respectable
farmer, has become insane from
having to pay q security debt. TE1sc
A father and three children in a
family named Walters, at Madison,
have died of small pox, lesuving the
mother as the only survivor. ag
Mr.. Geo. H Bishop, of Moral
township, informs us that he raised
1,615 pounds of tobacco from one
acre of ground last season, and sold
it at q cents per pound. thereby
realizing 9121OS per acre.-Shel
byville Volunteer. qa8s 6ao col 9ott
Hugh Owen fell from some part
of the old distillery ruins last Fri
day and broke his leg in two places.
The bone is also supposed to be
split, making the injury q very Sc
rions cne.-Canbridge Tribune. /
The Telegram says, Eighty per-
sons in Richmond pay taxes on So
600 worth Of property OF over. The
heaviest tax payers are Gaar, Scott
& CO., whose property is assessed
at S172,325., Two others are as.
sessed at over 100000 Naneman,
Reid 4 Co, and Jaa IL. & Morrison.
A debated Democratic candidate
for Congress in Conneceicut two
years ego has no further taste foi
public life. He q Gays: "Tht
knowledge obtained at our las,
Congressional election leads me u
believe Shst ] an not 1.-The man o.
the psriod.'' In my political Jour
ney in 1871, On the political high
way, 40 Invent down from J eruss
lem to Jericho" T. fell amons
those experiences which ar
some OF the most cherished OF nj
life, for cannot forget then
II would. 9 al acqa eliza s919f
ts H. -rr.nd aaf4 All 1StfyP Ss9T
The President is regarded q
quite IN earnest in his determine,
alton TO secure the .enfoa cement o
the Law In Utah. he recently
remarked that II Congress did, no
give him aid : 10 tbe Legislation
which 10 needed he would be obl:R
cd 70 to send more troops to tina
Territory. The Mormons hav,
rood reason Tor their excitement
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22
Gigantic Building Lot Swindle.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2Oimgarhe Tribane
this morning published .tullaex-l
pose, fof a rswindleo in so called,
Chicago city lots. which appears to
hav ,already numbered it's victims
by thousands and to be still adding
ito the number in the Eastern
States. Il appears from this lac
count that one G.4 w. Scott pur-
chased = quantity Of. swamp land,
about 20 mites from, the Court
House, at 80 an acre, and snbaivided
it intouiots, which have sheensold at
500 eaehto hundreds oflpeople In
this city, and to many in, other
sections Of the country, The Trib-
une publishes q LIFT OF over one
thousand purchasers. An exar~ins-
ton OF the platiof this snbtl vision
which was dubbed the boulevard
Subdivision, shows that the lots
rang ed in size from rs by IS too
by 20 feet The streets averaged
Is feet in width and the alleys Is
inches. 1oi yt~ a7Gn ncDs va.53
Letters are being constantly re-
ceived here flom parties East, in
quiring as to the value OF lots 10
this subdivision, showing that
some parties are offering them for
sale in that part ofthe country
IF there were nothing else to
CONT end Mr. Colfax to fair and cun.
prejudiced treatment at the hands
of his countrymen, ; the ferocity
and malice with which he is pur-
sued by Democratic journals would
he sufficient. The eagerness with
which these seize upon every RI.
NOR and fact that can he employed
to his disadvantage, clearly reveals
the spirit and purpose which actu-
ate them It is not truth MOI
justice that they seek, but the graf
iiieation OF psrtizanr hate. Mr.
,Coltax, above most other men, ,has
long been and still is, an ohjec
OF popular regard and honor, ant
whatever promises to lessen these
is hailed rs god-senda by his po
iitieal enemies. The distinction
which malice thus confers on hin
above others in the Credit Mobiles
affair, is an honor of which he maj
justly be proud.-Toledo CONNER
cial.ogug bI8a 5gn ,lalt I3uituf baa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-22

0000B VI 0Vt04CJ0s
Petitions are pouring III upon
Congress urging the passage Of the
bill granting to each soldier and
sailor who served in the late va,
one hundred and sixty acres Of pub
lie isndA There is no doubt but
that this hill viii soon become :
law, ~ it has already passed the
Senate 2 4 9s.i o5 iiass ia4 ssye 1nos
We can view the passage 81 this
act in no other light than as an act
OF justice to the brave men who
perilled not only their fortunes but
their lives TO sustain the govern
ment- Better give 70 the soldiers,
than to bloated railroad corpora
tons. Ha faw6ss 93a ..9ss vi III