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CASSIDY & MILLER,
ALMA AK E r S,
COTTON DUCK Agent Manufacturers Of Every De-
sCription OF TENS, TARPAULINS, AWNINGS,
etc etc Dealers in all Sizes and Qualities Of
MANILi.A ami TARRED ROPE. PUR-
CHASE BLOCKS, all Sizes
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Bunting for Flags
all eours and Qualities. -,
Flags Of all Nations made to order and on hand at all
times.
We pay especial attention to getting up In any
desired stye or finish tine SILK FLAGS OF BANNERS.
fciiiLns and long experience 10 business usTites
Offering servoes To AL requiring anything In
our Fee, and work shAn DO First Rate and our
prices quito moderate.
CASSIDY g. MILLER,
IoT..---....-.--- Po1 dras street. LOT
au9n73lv BetUaen '!amD and Magazine
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NEW WORKS OF THE NUN OF KENMARH

THE LIFE AND TIMES OF POPE Plus 1X--The
public are cautioned against purchasing works said to
Rs written by Sister Mary Clare and against support
Ing those who are nurng her Convent by selling her
books solely for their own advantage
The Life and Times Pope Plus TX. has been IN pre-
marathon for several years. and Sister Mary francl
Glare has special opportunities for writing such
vork which, win be of real and permanent value This
work will not compilation of scraps out OF ne We
papers other hooks but perm standard woik'
Betoare of iDsitdtions.
The "NUN OF KENMARE's DOLLAR BOOKS "
This series books will be Issued and
will no doubt have extensive circulation as
the Advice to Irish Girls"
Sister Mary Francis Clares lk eness wi1e protected
in tho United Slates and Canada to prevent
ious persons copying them, and detrauoing the
poor of the profits of the sale. au3i 731
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TneSNly Z.
" bkf TG1h and
Tiara Of Irish DI1% a Mssals Ssa1s
Second Priae-A BEAUTIFUL IRISH PoPLM
DRESS, Designed expressly for the ggsPoss, a.
Models, value Ore Thousand Doilars-
S1s 81 s1x e.
s Hs0srsa T pta hsf IN
Fourth 1fN s1sA shT g. to
Name Of the Winner. value Three Hundred Dol
\ Fifth rrize-A BEAUTIFUL BABY'S ROBE HOOD
and CAPE in Irish GuipuEe Lace the Pattern tern
nhs G aaIp and shamFocia value Two Hundred
Sixth g5ack a ME Lex
Shawl TO match, value Three Hundred Dollars
Seventh prize-A WHITE LACE SHAWL OF iRis 81
POINT of exquisite WORK. Value A"' -iDAA-'N
RsA IHIsE SET e HENS Il
6csnt Alum Of Killarney Arbutus Wood, value
one Hundred Dollars
Ninth PrzeA MODEL OF An ANG daa TIL IRISH IE;ab
Diamonds value One Hundred and Fifty Dollars
With Several Hundred other Prises all Of Irish
I'll Hundred Dollars.
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Anv person disposing of Twenty Tickets will receive
. in return free Of all cost, Magnificent Chrome
! NoTICE-Any person dsposng Of Sixty Tickets
i RssNbh D sSias
No other ticket viii be allowed chance OF the Banner
= Tickets can obtained direct from the Convent
" Poor Clarea, Kenmare, County Kerry
The names of Local Agents will BIO announced soon
The Chrome photographic Likeness of the Nun =. Or o.
. sized Photograph for 2s.
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SHHoSEsSss SSSHR5Tzz zss f 5ssssssss
EssFzz . Asssss%; EeE'; ssAn''''F
F Fsssi W ssIsxaas,sh H4as Rosss
F B n sssis
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VIEW ORLEANS MUrUAL INSURANCE COM
Office, corner Of Camp and Canal streets.
Capital, 100000.
Assets, December 81, 1s72.--.-. $755,s4l "a
1nsurss Fire Marine ana Rivss Blk, "a
vi" make Marine Losses R'zFa45!HfH e
J. W. HINCKs secretary. fell 70 y
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION, si
Office, No. 1oa Canal Street,
FIFTH QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
FIRST oUAkTER OF 1873.
In conformity with their charter, the New Orleans
Mutual Insurance Association publish the following
statement Of their affairs for the first quarter Of 1875
ending March 81, 1873:
M1 Ss5 rssRaaa. f isais
Less Returned Premiums 1858 47-ass s7e 4s
yet earned a. 'sss ~; Is q
u..., 4e 40 IS
Fire les, ;.s;:: s ds,sss Il
k EsssFves or unajasted losses a5sooc GO
es54ea9 %
E Esnsnsss licenses and taxes: Ass IS
B edst and loss. soss as-4ss1os O.
r.. ,roet. ........... eassl7 81
Balance due on stock notOs- ss ess q
Cash on hand and in assaoS 80 80
Notes bls sS
Stocks and 100 IA 90
ses In course Of collection including
earned premiums Of first quarter OF 1885, .,x o.. N
called IN f au to assessment in following
quarters according to the charter. xaszo 90
ro.o, ,a.st. q. 547, 40 40
nh. ahovs statement Is correct transcript from the
books of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance Asoocar
ton. - cAvApor7 President
+ G: LANAUx. Secretary.
Parish of Orleans City Of New orleans.S
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this It'll day Oh
april 1906 G. LIE aARDEUR, JR, Notary Public.
At O special meeting OF the Board OF OaKectoTs hol0
this day 1t was resolved, in conformity with article
seventh OF tho charter collect Immediately the full
amount Of premiums Of the first quarter OF 1876
and to pay to stockhoders after settlement of said pre-
miums quarterly interest dividend OF two and han
| per cent on the amount Of capital stock paid In
}. C. CAvAROC, President.
G. LANAUX, Secretary.
N DIRECTORS:
% Chas Cavaroc Arthur Poincy'
. Cbns de- Ruyter ]. Egles
n T,or Haas IT, P. S. willis,
ve r r Motion. Leon Queyrouze,
w AGAR Leon Rocoh
OF 9 combo, j. B. Levert
ials 70 y
90 oFF1CE OF HIBERNfA INSURANCE COMPAN5
s OF NEW ORLEANS. 81 Camp street, ~, - al
held Monday the 5th inst, inc on Cn6nanv to
gentlemen were chosen Dlrectors Oh I'LL" S"NF~~'
Is, serve for the ensuing year; -, 1Yo.5oraon
Patrick Irwin, I ,1!1I, 11eu Hat
John T. Gibbons William LAT LAT.
ar. Thos. Marley, Il a. y Htiea'
he E. B. Briggs, GsoNa0''
IN; ~ A. Hirsch. j. G. Ryan,
lPt 1dTsd Sweeney A. II. Isaacson,
Thomas King. -, rouJ
And a meeting of the Board held tnlS oaS Presi.
de6t aad fkWfk ESD Vice =, the
The Board declared out Of the net pronCS Ter
mast twelve months 10 per cent nteresti eSo can't
cont dividend paid In capital and AZ pS
dividend umsthe said interest eno nv rTedS
under the amended charter, to be place" !" ' Wv
Of the Stook notes r9os. f. BRAGG, Secretary;
- New Orleans. May ~, 1873. Inyl
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

GRAND LOTTERY - ~ .1a, ~. .n-',
" r- , s. -,s. - it.--..f ..' g.
FOR THE 4 ..
NUN OF KENMARE,
tn ESTABLISH A HOME FOR POOR GIRLS,
10 eompensate for the Loss Of Thousands OF Numbers
os the "Iafe Of st. Patrick" that were de-
stroyed in the Great Boston Fire. y
-'f BE HELD Oh .-
Tuesday (st. Patrick's Day., March II, 1874
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TEIrTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS. -..
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lewest
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO. III GKAViER sTREET
@A NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
c.,;+al 81, 100000
Subscribed. o~SSs~~
A. Elmer BADER. President,
On ENGSTFELD, Vice President,
GEORGE STROhIEYER, Secretary.
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Tuesday (st. Patrick's Day., March II, 1874.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-18
Sl2 will buy a good strong hcav,
Suit of Clothes at HIrCHINs Bros.
Communicated.

MIR, EDITOR My friend, Rev. II, A
SMELTz, in his attempted correction of my
statement utterly fails in everything except
giving the number, street and city where
the Estey Organ can be obtained and where
he represents there is an immense run for
exchange" Be this as it may | will say
there are from twenty to thirty competent
witnesses in this community who can test
fy to the superiority in all respects of the
Taytor d. Rurtey organ over all Others
OF those with whom have conversed upon
this subject, all tell me they will never be
found swelling the number who daily
throng the Estey office for exchange"
But since Mr. S. omits naming the organs
offered for exchange" | doubt if the Tay-
lor d Faifey =. &c included in that cate
CORY. b., 10 speak more closely:
There are, perhaps, from two to five
hundred persons in this State interested in
the sale Of organs, the majority of whom,
doubtless Ike myself, are patrons and sup
porters of the State Sunday School Union.
] feel confident had Mr. SMELTz--the
friend of my boyhood-consulted them
with reference to the appointment Of Prot.
SANDERS as State Orgauist, all would have
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Registration Notice.
DsSTNUCCvO

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom u
may concern, that in compliance with
the Act Of Assembly of the State Of Mary
land, chapter $50, passed at January Ses-
sion, 1870, the undersigned, officer of Reg
istration for District M 5 of Alegauv
county, will sit with open doors ut lis res
ldence i'll Frostburg, on MONDAY,TUES-
DAY AND WEDNESDAY the 27th, 2eth
and Goth days of OCTOBER, 1878, and
will remain in session on each of said days
from O'Clock, a. M, until & O'clock, y. M,
for the purpose Of correcting the book Of
registration and the list of registered voters
just made and published, when he will pro-
coed to strike from said book and said list
the names OF all prisons known or made
known to him. who have died or who do
not possess the requisite constitutional quail
itications or who will not possess said quail
iflcations before the election next ensuing.
or who are disqualified under the provisions
of the Second and Third Sections Of the
First Article OF the Constitution, and to reg
lister the name Of every person, who shall
apply TO Inn TO he registered, who shall
satisfy said officer o.. registration that they
possess, or will possess, the requisite con
stltutional qualifications before the election
next ensuing, and who are not disqualified
under the second and third sections of tho
First Article Of the Constitution, and also
the name of every person whom the Judge
of a court TO which IN appeal has been ia
ken from the decision of said officer of rcy-
istration, has decided to be entitled to be
registered Us qualified voters.
JOHN BEANIE,
Sept. 2I-td Register.
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GRAND JURY REPORT

THE Honorable Judges Of the Circuit Court for
-AIlgany County:
THE GRAND JURY, in compliance
1 with tine instructions of the Court at
ter having completed their duties in The
Grand Jury Room, visited and inspected
both the County Almsl.ouse and Jail and
made diligent inquiry into the condition of
the inmates of the former and the persons
confined in the latter. We beg leave to re-
port that we have found the Almshouse in
a condition conducive to the general health
and comfort of the inmates and presents
the appearance of being well kept and con-
Quoted by the present Steward. The in
mates seem to he well cared for and are
cheerful and contented. The Jury can but
reiterate the opinion frequently given by
former Juries as to tie incfiiciency of the
present Jail for the safe custody of prison
crs, as also for their health and comfort
and unanimously condemn it as unfit for
the purpose for which it was intended and
used. The prisoners seem to be az well
cared for us to their health, comfort and
safety as the circumstances of the place
will admit. In regard to the recent escape
of some of the prisoners the jury unani-
mously agree that no blame is to be attach
ed to the Sheriff or any of the officers con-
surprised that such escapes have not been
more frequently In reference to the new
jail in the course of construction, the jury
are not prepared at this stage of the work
to report whether it will fully meet the de-
mands for which it is intended or not. The
Jury also report that they have examined
the interior of the Court House, and take
pleasure in reporting it decided improve
mcnt upon the old one, adding many con-
veniencies too long withheld for the speedy
and efficient discharge of business,
The attention of the jury has been called
to the great abuse. by criminals, of the pow
er of removal of cases under the present
constitution. AS the law now stands, any
criminal can have his case removed from
this county to another by making simple
affidavit that he cannot have a fair and i'm
partial trial in this court. BY this means
many criminals escape punishment, owing
to the difficulty of procuring the attendance
of the proper witnesses in the court to
which the case is sent, and the fact that in
the new jurisdiction the character of both
witnesses and parties accused are unknown.
Besides this. very heavy expense sincur-
red by the county in prosecuting these re-
moved cases This evil, it is understood,
can be remetlied by an amendment OF the
provision of the constitution only, and we
recommend that the Legislature at the en-
suing session may take the necessary steps
to procure an amendment placing proper
restrictions upon the right to remove cases,
and we therefore earnestly demand of our
representatives in the coming Legislature
that they exercise their influence in effect
ing the needed reform in this section Of our
State Constitution. .
JAS. G. ORRICK, Foreman.
CUXRERLANp, OCT Il 1879
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rejected TIE proposition if the idea Of advcT-
Using his Organ nione uad then been enter
tnined OF info rred. must insist. Therefore
t. It .a.c b. L.,.ah right rs Pl0f. StN
oEi.s, or any one else, to have my Organ
brought to public Eotice through the medi-
um OF the 5. S. Union, if a portion Of its
operations must be devoted to advertising
purposes.
Unjust also again insist that the :" Expense
Of bringing the Estey Organ from Balii-
more to FiOstburg VAS needless" Besides
large numbers of others, there are several
Estey Organs here, furnishing ample nc
commodation for the qualification Of the
Professors natural preference to use his
own Organ" This could have been done
without entailing cost to the Union at the
same time atfording him full opportuni-
ty to carry out the evidently essential object
of advertising the Estey.
GILMoN WADE.
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, The Times of "Wednesday says:
"'rhe following in reference TO IL former
Alcganian, we clip from tie Eldora, Iowa,,
Ledger. The young gentleman deferred to
resided for number of years at Frostburg
where his many old friends, to whom he is
better known by the souhriquet of Dish
will be pleased to learn that he is pushing
things in his new home"
THE BIGGEST Coal MINE IN Iowa.
The Iowa Central Coal Co. of which our
former fellow townsman, ii. w. Mcneil
is President purchased, last week the
Southern Coal Cos works adjoining them
for forty thousand dollars The two en-
frances are now yielding 80 tons per day,
and II third opening, which will be in
working order November LIST, will give 100
tons more making daily yield of 500 tons
or 80 cars per day. The coal is six feet in
thickness; the mines in Coal Valley, six
miles south of Oskoloosa. Good enough
for Mac"
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COncerls.-Thc welsh Glcc Club,
of Frostbnrg, announce that they Will hold
a Concert in Portcr's Hall Monday evening
next.
The fact that they are accomplished,
well-drillcd vocalists, and resident working
men with their wives and daughters, should
secure for them a large attendance
They will also hold a Concert in Bclvi-
dcre Hall, Cumberland, Wednesday evening
following, on which occasion an extra train
will run from Frostburg and return.
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MARX WINELAND Frostburg, Md.
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
N z w
Furniture Store
IN FROSTBCRG!
{. F, NICKEL B BROTHER

EAkE Til, method of announcing that
they have opened a NEW FIRNI-
.TCRE STORE in the spacious room known
as aWilderman's Hall, Broadway, Frostburg,
Where they proposeto carry ON all branches
of the FURNITURE and UNDERTAKE
ING BUSINESS. They will constantly
keep on hand large assortment OF FUR
N1TCRE, both of Eastern and Western
styles, comprising
ParfOr. Dining and Cham her
Seis. MaftraSses. all styles of
Wooden III Gane.Seat Chairs.
S- FURNITURE made to order in the
best style by tirst-class workmen.
In the UNDERTAKING line they are
really at all times to furnish
Collins and Burial Gases.
Wi.h the usual Emblcms and Trimmings,
whether Catholic Masonic or Odd Fellow.
We have, also, an ELEGANT HEARSE.
equal to any in Frostburg. Funerals will
be personally attended to, and carriages
provided when desired
g FURNITURE sold and UNDER
TAKING attended to at LOW y TES.
Remember the place
Wiia"r,nan'S Hall, Broadwey, Frcat1urc.
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LOgan.--We have no desire TO overdo
the Logan business, but we almost feel lik,
asking pardon for our veXatious comment
last week on the Cicilian's notice of the
forthcoming pamphlet by Mr.. ADDISON
after reading the following item from its
issue this week, showing the futility OF
what it tried to say"
AS relief to the Frostburg JOURNAL in
ITS devotion to 1.-The truth of history we
beg leave to inform il that we tried to say
that Mr.. Fl. NJ. Addison is about to write
and publish small volume concerning
ne death of the family efLogan, the Mingo
Chief,"&
We hope the JOURNAL will feel mode.
rately comfortable now"
A pleasant but fruitless hope" Our
disquiet, however, is preferable to the
tOothache.
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There is no article of mercha ndise in the
purchase of which more money can be
saved than in Ready Made Clothing, and
if you wish to he convinced, pay close
attention to the Cash prices at HIrcllNs
Rios
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-18

OPENING OF THE
Fall Campaign
AT MARX WINELAND-S
Wholesale and Retail House,
EROSTBTR MD. !

would respectfully the trade Of this
public generally that daily receiving
kinds Goods everything belonging establish
such Coos all coors and N les both Foreign
lgn. Prints Farnals Cloths Cassnae Satn.ts Jeans
all Domestic Fabrics sold at the S M ALLEST profits
Reaay staie ung for Men, Boys and Children, SIecte
facilities selecting Goods and getting them
by experienced workrlen.
Sos.s snos the particular
always hand at the LOWEST prices
Carpets and Oh Cloths have decidedly best
at prices to compete with the cheapest house in the State.
Groceries kind, am almost giving awaynk 10 bars
Rabbits coo 81 Teas away down per pound
and everything else in poEortion
Hats Caps Tawa, Watches and Clio ks the latest design pets
Qussnwaro Classy Cooking and Heating Stoves and general House
the greatest
above would have purchased the
of Factories West Virginia.
3anke 100 Gray ditto and 1000 yards
home lann all oo and styese best adapted
wants of working pepea of which will be sold LOWEST prices
All persons visiting viii find their decided advantage
goods and They will find
nv advertisement q fable, but a manifest reality.
Workingnn Frobug and vicinity will that they
credit All prompt buying goods description
MARX WINELAND Frostburg, Md
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Exchange.-MR. c. SErFKER has
exchanged his property on Main street with
MIR. JOSEPH WALSH for his on Mechanic.
The store of II r. WALSH & Bro will be
removed from the Bank building to the new
place of business.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-18

Rev. VIZ. Ii, CHAPMAN, Pastor of NJ. E.
Church, Georgetown, d. C., writes "Hav-
ing had an opportunity to test the excellent
qualities of DR.. BULLS Cough Syrup, hes
itate not TO say. it is the best remedy have
ever used in my family" For sale by H.
LEFEvRE g. SoH.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-18

EIectiOn.-Wm H. Aspinwall, Adam
Norrie, Warren Delano, WIN. Whitcwrlght
Jr, and II. A Mott were elected directors
of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Rail
road at meeting in Cumberland on Mon
Iou
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Labor RefOrm.--Capt. II. +

Labor RefOrm.--Capt r. F
TREvELLICK, the Labor Reform orator, ad
dressed a large audience in PauIs Hal
Saturday evening last. Excepting some
warm criticism upon tie comments Of the
Macs on the "sidcshow' business, his speech
was of the same tenor and had the same
object us the former, of which we gave a
synopsis last week. This was done, how
ever, with many new illustrations and va
ried ways ofputtng his points.
Capt. 7. left Monday morning for his
home in Detroit, Michigan. He will re
turn in several weeks for another round
of addresses in this section
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-18

Circuit Court is still in session, sew
cral important cases having been disp 'sed
of during the week. Our item last week
at is expected Court will reach the Grim
ipal Docket on Monday do to repeat
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-18

LeEeVrc's Balsam of Wild Cherry
never fails to cure Coughs, Colds, &c.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-18

Heavy Pilot Jackets at lIlTCuINs Bios.
OALy one price.
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Killed.-A large doe last week near
Bowery by Messrs. L. T. DEWITT and
JOHN TwIGG.
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ID | T. ID

September 10Th, 1878, at his mothers
residence, four miles west of Frostburg,
MARsALIAs CoNKLIN, aged 23 years 8
months, from pistol wound accidentally
received
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SignOr SilvanO will appear in
Pauls Hall for five nights next week be
ginning with Tuesday. Magical soirccs and
magnificent gifts are the attractions offer
ed. 1t is represented everybody will be
pleased and obtain a gift. No blanks.
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Wednesday, October 1, 1873,
On Frosts Avenue, near Broadway.
Course of Study will embrace the Ele
mentary and Higher English Branches
Music and Tapestry.
Quarters will consist of 10 weeks each
and prices range from s. to $l2 per quarter
The intention is to establish here Fe
male Seminary. To that end, as numbers
and the advancement of scholars require it.
proper facilities will be secured for the pur-
pose and assistant teachers employed.
The sympathy and patronage of the PEG.
pie are earnestly solicited in behalf of the
enterprise,
e Miss GROVE can be seen at NJ.
Joseph Knode's, on Broadway, or at the
School rse,9G -
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inserted at reduced rates. Apply to
Dr. GAMBLER
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Go TO CnAs RhICHANABCH * Co, for
Brown Stout, Porter, Ale, &c.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-18

One Dollar will 90 long way at
HITCHINs Bros.
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Dams ROck.-Mr. H. NJ ADDISON
has presented us with an excellent photo
graphic picture of Dams Rock taken by
DARNELL on the occasion of that memora-
bic excursion of Cumberland gentlemen
last summer. This, the highest summit on
Dams Mountain, is a huge, fissured bould-
or, overlooking one of the finest views in
this country, and one well worthy of repro
duction. A party of twelve gentlemen
upon one of ils divisions is plainly shown
standing ana at rest upon the rock far be-
meath their feet is the vide pine forest
stretching to the river bottoms, succeeded
by hills and the shadowy outlines of dis
tant mountains.
"a photograph of Dams Rock" was a
happy conception; the result may be seen
at our Office.
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Go to CHAs. REICHANBACH & Co, for
good Whiskics, Branches, &c,
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Additional s.HSi,."s> !.araI..

The handsomcst jet Sets of Jewclry at
HITCHINs BEos.--remcmber at Cash prices.