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From EoH. Henri {. Carer:
SIR. Stills work appears % NE to be one Of
great interest, end / mos: hsaytiiy mite ia re
commenting ii 70 The pl,hiic attention.
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You could NOT prepare a work that would al
ford more instruction and interest TO me than
detailed history of the operations Of the so
called underground Railroad" lam deiight.d
at the examination | have been permitted to
give the proof, and think thousand will rise up
to call you be ;ed for your f4i,htu record of our
''iCgai,z-I crime
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dollars. II puce has ts'n Ia -iy reduced. 80
that Clubs can nov secure II AZ ii.'ir more than
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JOHN III. COOK,
Attorney at Law,
PRACTICES BEFORE ALL THE DISTRICT
COURTS AND THE DEPARTMENTS.

Applications Gled for refunding moneys paid
a; direc, tax sales, by purchasers since oustfd by
original owners; also, applications filed for
restoring such tax lands now in possession OF
the Government to the original owners.
Only one year allowed in which to file such
claim.
Special attention given these cases.
Address care Freedmans Bank. jel2'u
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From yoLR G. Whittier (:

The boyk as more Interesting thaR any romance
II will be Of permanent value to the historian Of
the country during the antislavery struggle
cheeiJH3y commend Il 10 the public .turor.
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From HIN. H. Fgness DID,:
Having read this record of .'THE UNDER.
GROUND RAILROAD" ! can only say that it is z
work Of extraordinary interest and Of great ra',te
as an illustration of the terrible despoism
which little while ago reigned over US all aud
which is now thank heaven > 10 more.
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from !. Y. Nrkim
a book unique in kind, so startling in in
terest. and SO trustworthy in IFS statemen Is,
cannot fail 10 command a large reading now
and in generations yet TO come
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From Hon. ChG,'eG Sumner:
The Underground Railroad has performed its
part but it must always be remembered crate
tu ly, one of tbs peculiar institutions Of our
bling heart.
You do well to commemorate those associ-
ated with it by service or By beneft-ihe sa
viUurs and the saved.
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lon have done good work This story Of
the heroic couduc, Of iugitives of oppression,
and of the devotion Of their friends, will be
read with deep interest, especially by the old
friends OF the slave in the stern struggle through
which we have passed hope your labors will
be rewarded by grateful public.
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PROSPECTUS.
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From $. p Chase, chef Justice of T. S. Su-
prone Cart:
No one probably has had equal opportunities
with yourself Of listening to the narratives Of
fugitive slaves. No one viii repeat them more
truthfuly. and no stories can be more fraught
with interest than theirs
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-03-29
,JUDlcIoUs ADMINISTRATIONS

,JUDicIoUs ADVERTISING People
who sit nervously in counting houses
'or behind their goods, waiting for men
to take them by storm, and making no
effort to let the world know the bar
gains they haze to offer, will find the
season very unpropitious. Many of
those who have spent large sums in
hiring drummers, and paying for 9TH
err well-known appliances Of trade,
have effected large sales, but swallow
ell up too large share of the receipts
in such enormous attendant expenses
The best remuneration has been found
H. those who have returned to the
more legitimate, oll-fashioned meth
DDS of pushing their BUSINESS. We say
it, not simply because We are interest
ell in this line of expenditure, but as
our best advice to all who wish to be
Anterprising or to secure a larger Gus
tom, there is nothing now SO effective
10 this end as judicious adverlaing.-
We do not believe that any who have
valuable service or desirable property
to offer can fail of a rich harvest by
continuous advertising on large
scale.-Jo,tlnalof Commerce.
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Communicated. !
PoNpEY SMASH. MARCH. 90, 1873.

PoMPEY SMASH, MARCH. 80, 1878.
EDITOR MINING Journal Will
YOU grant me a small place in your
paper to give your readers descrip
tion of our town? Its population is
about five hundred, and we have sew
en- business houses. But we have no
road fit for a wagon to drive into our
place The county road from Clarvs-
vile is impossible. The business men
of lrostburg know that there is large
amount of money spent with them
from this place; they know the con
dition of our road. We want a direct
road from Frostburg, to this place,
commencing somewhere about the
wire fence. We pay our taxes to the
general fund of the county, and | think
that we are entitled to some conven-
fence in the shape of a road. We
will petition the County Commission
ers in April for a road direct from
Frostburg 10 this place and We hope
they will grant our prayer.
| have Just heard that we are going
to have Post Office granted to us by
Uncle Sam, which, with our new road,
we will begin to feel that we are not
outcasts altogether, as | have been
won't to believe. We have been a
long forgotten class of people; We
have had no roads, no Post Office, nor
have we any of the children Of Israel
or the sons of Africa to dwell in our
midst; and, worst of all, we have had
no preachers since our village was Wis
tied with the small pox some two
years ago.
So, | hope, Mr. Editor, You will
hear the Macedonian cry of us poor
Pompey Smashers, and come to our
help, and we, as in duty bound, shall
every pray.
Yours,
DoNp-y SM,sUI1,E
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Tile MaSons, Goat.


we've ask sang, an what tae sing
Has cost me mciklc swthrrn,
But I've resolved tac try We wi
The masons' goat my brethren.
Chorus-Roun' the lodge wi lichtnin' speed
Clear the way afore u.s.,
Oh, the dcevil's ia en- its held
Brethren gie's chorus.
Dor goats 4 mvst'ry to oorser,
But the mvst'ry It's far greater,
lac they wha in the ootcr warld
Sac sair miscat, puir creature.
Chorus-R0un' the lodge, &c.
1t never breads princes pow'r,
Nor scorns peasants station,
1t ne'er can judge lis riders coat,
Nor courts 1t favouritc nation.
Chorus-Roun' the lodge &c.
Regardless wha sits on its back,
Its cantrips aye rcpeatn.
1t ilecs, il boxes an it filings,
Till sair wi FRIGHT we're sweatin.
Chorus-Roun' the lodge, &c.
Wi neither horns nor hair tae baud
TO IA AFT t may bambaze us,
But what for should we fear tae ia
WI brethren there to rise us:
Chorus-Roun' the lodge, &c.
The warld may say-"Gin it were oors
We'd put on it Il fcttcr;"
The warld may think its wondrous wise,
But masons a ken better.
Chorus-lfoun' the lodge, &c.
Thae hapless pur an helpless aud
The ward may feign blindness;
But brethren frae tho goat can claim
Its milk o human kindness.
Chorus-Roun' the lodge, &c.
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y party claiming to be detectiv e
belonging to the United States Treas
ury Department was pretty roughly
handled at Barton yesterday, if the
account as we heard it to be true
The story runs that some time ago in
formation was lodged with the Coy
eminent officers at Baltimore against
one John Wallace of Barton, in the
Georges Creek region, for passing
counterfeit money. Accordingly a de
tective was sent up and has been watch
ing about Barton for some DAYS. Yes
terday morning he entered Wallace s
house and informed him that he in
tended to search for the ''queer. -
Wallace said, 'Ill help you to search, -
at the same time going to bureau
drawer, which he opened, and before
the detective knew what he was about,
Wallace had taken heavy revolver
from the drawer and commenced beat
ing him over the head with its butt
He pounded the officer numerically,
cutting his head and face shockinglv.
The detective then drew his revolver,
whereat Wallace ran, but the officer
fired and is of the impression that his
shot took effect. Wallace, however did
not cease running, but made good his
escape The officer, faint and weak
returned to Piedmont, where he had
his wounds dressed and when the de-
layed st. Louis Express came along, he
took the train for the east, quite dis
gusted with trying the arrest Of noun
tain counterfeiters.-I1mcs, Goth.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot. Shoe and Hat Emporium

IN Bank building, opposite St. MichaTs
L Church, Main ST.. Frostburg, Md.
All who want anything in the line of
shoes. of the hest and finest quality;
Shoes of the beet and heaviest make; Shoes
for poor or rich. young or old; Shoes for ALL
no matter What their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies !;
Boots for Children Boots for all Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, VALISES,
&C.,-all at fair prices, should 30 to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
e#" Boots and Shoes made to order. Re
pairing neatly and promptly done Leather
and Shoe Findings on hand Apl IL
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Politeness in business is like strata
gem in war. 1t gives power to weak
ness it supplies great deficiencies
1t is invincible, either in attack or
defense.
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krupp's great iron works at Essen,
Germany, cover nearly eight square
miles, and one and half are under
cover, They furnish employment for
10000 men.
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Sydney Smith once commenced a
charity sermon by saying: "Benevo-
lencc is sentiment common to hui
man nature. a never sees B in dis
tress without asking G to relieve him. "
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blind, nor I see: thy word is truth -
Know the truth and the truth shall
make you free
Frostburg, March "a, 1873.
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$4,000 REWARD!

M III. be distributed to Subscribers tn
W tue AMERICAN WORKING PEG
PIE in 1873. 1t it the Only Workin~man' 5
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Every Subscriber Gets a Prcmium!
Varying from % cents in value To $500 in
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sides many thousands of smaller Premiums
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! J. |. T ! (, 2 2 Der. Z I {. ]; .


IilE undersigned is prepared to fill or
dcrs for BUILDING LUMBER of cv-
cry description at short notice and on librr-
al terms.
DRESSED FLOORING
A Speciality. WINDOW SASH and
BLINDS, PANEL DOORS, SHINGLES,
SEASONED 1, l ] and PINCH BOARDS
always on hand.
FRA HING THMisERS
OF any required size or length promptly
sawed 10 order.
Carpenters and Contractors
Will do well to give me a call before ma
king purchases. H. p. TASkER,
Agent for Manufacturers,
March 15-tf Frostburg, Md
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1t is extensively rumored in legal
circles that the new trial Of Mrs.
Wharton for the attempted poisoning
of Eugene Van Ness will be removed
to Allegany county, and come off du-
ring the April Court Times.
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1t is poor comfort for one who has
broken his leg, that another has bro
ken his neck.
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FINE WR1TING.-One night last
week a stage coach took fire Gil the
road to Exeter. In a provincial pa
per it is stated, that the accident oc-
Cured ain consequence Of fumiga-
tory passenger dropping his igneous
apparatus.
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The man who sat up all night weigh
ing ton of coal with pair of steel
yards, and by the pailful, to see that
he had received full weight, thought
he was ahead a few pounds until he
remembered that he had not deducted
the weight Of the pail.
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Better the world should know YOU
as Il sinner, than God know you as a
hypocrite.
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a new jury of condemnation will
be summoned by Sheriff Gross to con
denim right of way for the railroad
of the New Central Coal Company
through the land Of the Georges Greek
Coal Company, near Homecoming, on
April Sth. next.-Iimcs, Goth.
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Miscellaneous advertisements,
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GENUINE WIr.-Negro who had
just received a load of coal as 4 char
ity present.
"Massa Mike, dat WAS very fine
load Of coal much oblige, Very fine
load indeed sar; SO fine dare WASH t a
lump in it,
Fact Yesterday evening,-T'ners
26th.
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A Sacramento lawyer remarked to
the Court 1T is my candid opinion,
Judge, you are an old fool The
Judge allowed his mildly -beaming eve
to fall upon the lawyer brief mo
ment then, in a voice husky with
suppressed Tobacco juice and emotion,
said: "lt-is my candid opinion that
you are fined 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

d, = AOO A GENTLEMAN IN GOOD CREDIT
'DC.UOU. who has been furnishing material and la
the city and Is its creditor, would like to
his active attention to legitimate business outside
the pool OF politics. Address MACADAMS, Herald office
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A 7 THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
of our business IL conducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART
ITO, Il2 AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH ANENIE
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

GREAT POSITIVE, PEREMPToRY AND SPECIAL
sae @ Of fine RoGded Horses As fine as we're eyer eyer
JoHS S FssS Aaetoee ss0'A
Family Horses two elegant Wagons (by Brewster. of
Broome street,, double and single Harness, Blankets
Rich, handsome booded and genteel of bay geld
ings about 1874 hands hgh and7 old SPRING
sired by Iron Duke, he by old IIambletonian, dam by
Belounder; the other was sredby Major winfield out
by the late Dexter Bradford and were always consid
cred the finest team OF horses for their Size style and
to and rot much aster sinsy and have a the
style, action muscle and power Tor first class coach
they tear nothing and Whsn standing or moving
metry OF FORM color and richness appearance they
are sound and kind and This team is
OF having the finest In the county. They known
HANDSOME and fine styled blood bay Horse, 15,a high
ola an gan arr safe i9 any persGn
MANS horse; warranted sound and kind.
Also the finest blood bay fast trotting Horse In New
better known as the Rogers Horse IS l5 high years
od trot in 5 to road wagon and do II In finer style
his game speed can be driven by lady with perfect
safety he can speed gait ana makes no mistakes
the finest road horse and the handsomest the State
should call and examine him.
Also the fine large chestnut trotng Horse N3rrlstown
NorristOwn, Penn has record OF 2A can always &c
track and repeat heats from 80 to 3 an elegant and
nestycd road horse; has superior tor gentlemans
private road warranted sound and kind this horse
is genuine and fine trotter.
ness animal fine trotter Also fine bred brown Mare
these mares at sale. Also Wagon Harness, &c
Ths stock all first class being in part the property of
William Rogers. Business calls him abroad The bal
ance are sold TO close an estate. n BGentlemen are
they will carry out all the representations made and will
be fully warranted as represented.
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TINET NVOT 0OII0UVNOs
The New Structure on Nassau, Fulton and
r... Ann Streets.
THE MOST PERFECT AND SECURE EDIICE THE COUNTRY.
SPLENDID CHANCE FOR PEOPLE DESIRING OFFICE ROOMS.
Banks, Insurance Companies Merchants, Lawyers and
Manufacturers Attention.



TO l.
sons
It
the
building will be
from
noo
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CECOND HAND COUPE, ROCKAWAYS, DEPOT
= Wagon, two Dog Carts top and open Buggies, and
several Carriages slightly socd at bargans assortment
MANUFACTURERS UNION, 63s Broadway
CLEIGHs.-A FEW LEFT OF MY CELEBRATED
- Dexter Cutters also light Portland Cutters, two
seat Pony Albany style will be sold low second
hand sleghs, at NJ srIVERs', IA to l52 East Thirty
first street
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A -kENTUCKY BELLE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
"A. Executors sale OF this beautiful high bred chestnut
sorrel trotng Mare at BARKER & CHASE'S CITY Auc-
ton Mart and New York Tatersas corner of Broadway
and Thirty ninth Saturday Uomorrow), Janu-
ary rs at IL O'Clock Kentucky Belle sired by Pilot,
Jr and bred by William Henderson. Esq, of Cynthiana,
KY l5 high years old elegant and extra stylish
driver; shov a trial of 2:5s and beat 40 to-
day is gentle lady drive and is warranted sound
kind sold close the estate of the late James Dixon
Brooklyn Can be and examined at the Mart any
time previous to sale.
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NOR SALE-A FINE FAMILY OR BUSINESS MARE,
1853 hands high, o years old, sound kind and good
stopper, at Carpets Cleaning Works. No. East Nine.
teenth street.
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ITO, ll2 AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE,
SALES rfS$ s"'f fS$#H54ers
GSge Ros6 as days Fdsy isf
1 hands hs S nS Kind apa %s
fears nothing; first class roadster for gentemans
aHS
BAY HORSE, 1914 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. free
eller stylish; has great endurance an extra fine
Poyff 'Sa S s6r Il fS
BROWN HORSE, l51l HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
kind and true in ali harness; free from vice; good,
free driver excellent family animal, and warranted
TWO TOP WAGONS, CITY MADE
BROWN HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD,
Afi BA{ MxRh, issl tSbs YEARS Ode KIND AND
true in all harness; free from vice good traveller;
excellent mare for general business use and warranted
BAY HORSE Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and in all harness. free from vice. last travel
Ter; good business family anma fears nothing, and
warranted sound.
PONY. PHAEToN, BUILT TO ORDER.
Ans BhY y ''H HORSE sS'e & HSSps YEARS oLD
and R5%N E%s Y % ~ ana S o1D
and true in all harness. free from vice. good travellers
GRAY MARE, l5sl HANDS, 8 YEARS oLD KIND
and RY Fs II k 81 SS Fsf vfs 1f o Ks
and BAY 'e HosE Il rna ' fass EAKs SE
and %i 5Vs in MHF way L n H SgoG YEhR oLD
and W6 Tus s2 il 81 b n%R | and M class truck mare
ONE CLARENCE. IN GOOD ORDER.
TWO CLOSE COACHES.
ONE BAROUCHE
ONE TOP WAGON.
ONE SLEIGH, IN GOOD ORDER.
Several other Horses. description time of SALE
Weather never intereres with our sales.
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II Pointer Dog, very cheap Apply at PARKER a
HAYS, SO Perry street. New York.
rINO BE RArFLED FOR-ON SATURDAY JANUARY
i rs, atJOHNSON'S Pool Room, Twenty eighth street
and Broadway, the well known bay Gelding Hamilton
Allen. with Sleigh and Harness. has record OF 2o TO
commence at O'Clock.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

CLEIGHS AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE-COMPRIS-
- ing 100 Sleghs from last Winter slightly soed SELL
WITTY CO.'S Manuac tory Nevins and Fulton street
Brooklyn.
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sPoRTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
n. Birds. &c Medicines TOR all diseases; prepared
Food mocking birds at b. G. DOvEY's No Greene
street. near Canal
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m nxes the oF hSSe aSS
amount together with his services In wcestablished
Clothing House. Address BUSINESS. station E.
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500 600 TO soon o. srEGIAL en,'l.a GApITA
extend business which Is first class in every respect
0obbing and COMMISSIONS established 10 years; cx-
tremcly profitable and perfectly SAFE: commenced on
capital OF 5000 present assets, S95UO indebtedness,
$2oW; present business $65 900 per months can be in.
creased 10 SyU0Dl TO S3500OD per month; house has
every facility and the trade TO do It, with monopoly on
argc portion their merchandise exclusive safe ton
commission of entire production OF OF the largest
manufactures in the country which has recently in
creased its facilities production S4,WUUJ per
annum, goods that lead the market With reasonable
condition OF the business affairs OF the country the
special be nearly II not quite rebled III five or SIX
years parnership an opportunity rarely ever before
and worth inve sgaton. Ii Investment II desired
in legitimate business, combining large returns WITH
safety beyond question, standing OF house AL refer.
ences unexceponable, address Tor interview with real
name, WORKERS, box l23 Herald office