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Directions for Using
REIp'S IRISH BLEACHING SOAP.


NUT onc-half pound of Soap into small
" shavings, and dissolve in five gallons
of hot water. and then put in az many pie
ces of clothes as the solution will cover, lot
them soak 5 or 10 minutes; then little
hand rubbing will make them rs clean IS
hours of hard macnli rubbing would do
with ordinary soap ...s--
When clothes are not much soiled, no
ruhhi Z is required. t.- -e..
Wiring them out of the solution, then
treat them the same rs though they had
been washed IN the ordinary way. m
When one lot of clothes is removed from
the snluion, replace with smother. .s..
H This Soup is warranted perfectly free
from anything injurious, and careful ana
lysis has proved that its ingredients cannot
iniure the finest fabrics, Ii is t>o All Xxx
cellent Shaving Soap For cleaning Paint.
Use a sponge or cloth saturated with tie
solution; II will leave the paint bright AMI
uniniurt4l: the repeated ,,s, of it on ;,ainie..
wood tends to make ITS glossy. 80
For removing Pant, Grease S;,n.s, &c
from Clothing, dip one end The Soap IN
hot water and rlb IN the soie,I s,nrs; tnen
with 4 linen towel anI warm water, wash
the Soap OF; if the spots are OF loag stand
ing, repeat the operation. 5ft
! This Soap hcing very Try an pure docs
not dissolve easily hui mist lac Thoroughly
Boiled in W ter To make it ,liSs.,'ve
Mnu>clin de Lanrs. CaShnrres, Wnoicns,
Flannels, &C., are rendered soft AMI
smooth. hut should not he boiled
All fast colnr> are made bright and clear
with this soap. Dresses can he washed
without ripping, '9si
p. S.-To gc, the full benefit of this
Soap, il should always he dissolved in boil
ing water, and the solution used while
warm. Manufactured only by A.. 81
EDWARD REID, Sole Proprietor,
Factory g. Office, on Nineteenth St.
WHEELING, w. VA.
Sold by Groccrs and Storekecpr-s
throughout the city and country. See il,n:
every bar is stamped ElWard ReiT. trsh
B,tMhtno Soap. June 3
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A FORTUNATE HAIR.-According
to the Homecoming Miner, Mrs. Philip
Cephas, of that place, has an interest
in the "Chilcoate estate, amounting
to $},00o,00o or So, 100000. Eighty
millions are ready for distribution
among forty heirs, of which her por-
ton will be 100000. Then there
is property yet to divide worth from
$4O,000,000 to $60,O00,00O, which
will realize to her 81, 100000 or ST.
100000 more, in all, as above stated
100000 or $3,500,000. To carry
out these results the necessary steps
have already been taken.
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S)7GAB.G The ii lie, of The NJ
E. Church will hold 4 s,:ilbl. in the
basement Of the CHI lr1h on Monday
evening (Cnrist.nas)
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ii ,RDLy to be credited, but it is never
tlelcss true that a sick horse or II bad Goa
,lnioned COW can be brought up in q few
days by the use OF Simmons Liver Re.ula
tor The powders should he mixed with
The fool and they will eat it readily; and it
is surprising 10 see what improvement i'm,
netlialelv takes llaCe. 1t opens the bow
Is strengthening them, and does all and
even more than the best Condition Powders
A small quantity in the food for chickens
will cure cho era, and keep the poultry
healthy
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THE desire of our employees to havr
the holidays all to tn Am'alvr' will
prevent US from issuing the JoUaNA L
next week.
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IF warm weather should unfortnn-
ately overtake the large stock OF
dressed poultry in town, it would be
worse than the credit system.
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New Advertisements.
THE GAZETTE
1877 BALTIMORE. 1877

Encouraged by the public appreciation of
Ike effort to make a first-class independent
Journal the publisher of THE GAZETTE
aas perfected such arrangements as will
maint i'll its present standing in advance of
any other newspaper in Baltimore. The
fearless and aggressive tone of its editorial
comments will be continued, and the varie-
ty otits re ding matter will he an addition
al attraction to the general reader. 1t will
ne INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS and NEU-
IRA. IN NOTHING, and will unsparingly
denounce the wrong and commend the
good, no matter what men or party may
ne affected by its action. Its constantly in
creasing corps of special correspondents in.
cludes able representatives at all the promi
nent news centres in the country, Who will
keep its readers fully informed of all cur
rent events. Its reliable Washington cor
respondence, heretofore marked feature
will be found to be of more than ordinary
interest during the present year, while the
news from all parts of the world, furnished
hy the Associated Press, will he presented
iai in surcinct and attractive form.
The excellen"e of its local financial com
mercial, maritime and msce' laneou de
partments will be rigid y maintained. Par
licuiar attention will be paid t. Maryland
news, and at of the adjoining states
THE GAZETTE is published in a beautiful
and attractive form, and no effort will be
spared 10 Ike p ii, in every respect, in the
front rank of American journalism.
Tie DAILY GAZETTE, 4 pages, % col.
INNS. payable in advance So year. ~ 81
tor six months, ST. - for three months. or
10 cents Il month, postage prepaid ut this
Office.
THE WEEKLX GAZETTE. in addition to
| the brightest and hest features Of the Daily
issue, contains all the news of the week
carefully collatcd. 1t is filled with domes
tic aud foreign news, special correspond
rnce, able and fearless editorial comments
and Interesting liter; ~ selections. 1t i.
prepared with special view to make it q
heaithul, vigorous. e(evating and instruc
live family newspaper. and embraces every
DEPARTMENT founi in first class weekly
iournll. 1t is one of the best and cheapes,
newspapers in the country.
Terms in advance, ONE DOLLAR a year
postage prepaid at this office. No sub
srriptions received for shorter tine.
| Address, TIE GAZETTE,
| Dec 23-6t Baltimore, Maryland.
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PRospECTUsEs. We insert this
week a prospectus each of the Bal;i-
more american, Baltimore gazette and
the Washington Union. All are
standard newspapers of great editor.!
ability. Pay your money and take
your choice.
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THE ANegani,n says the narrow
guage railroad from Homecoming to
Cumberland, RIA Pompey Smash, is
d .termined upon.
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AT the meeting of the Cumberland Ly-
ceum last Wednesday night, the question
shall we marry was the theme of the
debate, and decision was given i'll favor
o. the egatiye.-Cicaian.
Is this revolution 1t will 20 back
wards.
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The Snlit9ograph is u novel and
useful Christmas present.

\ city missionary in Philadelphia found
a poor man w..nm the warl physician had
gwen .p 10 lie OF consumption. She tnr-
nisled him IA few bottles of DR.. Morris
-'yr.!p of Tar. and in less than three months
his health was entirely restored Sold by
Mcneil & McCuliol
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The follow
ing marriage Licenses were issued by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for this
county, during the week ending Sat
turday, Dec. l6
F. Brown and Mary A. Williams.
j. w. Kerns and c. P. Watkins.
j. R, Keckley and Emma j. Roby.
Joseph Stewart and Sophia Hyser
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-23

ALL our exchanges confirm flattcr:ng no.
tees of the wonderful efficacy of DIR. Nor
ris' Syrup o. Tar in r;,ses 81 throat. hing
and chest difficulty. So d by Mcneil 4
McCu!loh.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-23

pcnsiS.ry.-I have opened Dcn,al
Rooms IN PauTs Opera House. where all
operations usual to the profession wi he
ne formed j. g. CANDLAR Dentist.
- satisfaction insured.
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CHRISTMAS SERVICES There will
be two services in St. Johns Episco-
pal Church on Christmas day, E:uk
services and Holy Communion at 6
o'clock a. IN. Divine services and
sermon at 1880 a. m. All welcome.
Seats free.
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New Business Locals

ENDORSED by the people as Il safe rcia-
bic. harmless and cheap remedy. DIR. Bull S
Cough Syrup.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-23

SMishogr pay enables you to du
plicatr portraits, maps, engravings, lctte 5,
music, scrolls, patterns, embroidery, braid
in@, AMI pictures Of every description :, to
any d sirable size, with five minutes instruc-
ton
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-23

A RARE EXHIBITION will be rn1lr
in the Reformed Church on he even
ing of Christmas day. A beanrifa.
and costly aIl4goria,l representation
will be made and gifts distributed to
the pupils Of the Sanlay School
Tickets Of admission may be obtained
Of the pupils at yoor own price, ba
don't put it down too low.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-23

"fS will tell you by
taking SIMMONS LIVER REGuLAToR.
TIL Chap st, pl.es s. ?ld Int family
Medicine in the World!
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, j uudice,
Bilious attacks, sick Headache, Collie, De-
preston of Spirits. Sour Stomach, Heart
Burn, &c, &.
This unrivaled Southern Remedy is
warranted not to contain ii single particle
of Mercury, or any injurious mineral sub
stance, but is Pure Vegetable. con-
tanning those Southern Roots and i'rhs,
which an allwse Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most pre-
vail. 1t win cure ali Diseases caused by
Uerqneement Of TIE Lirera nd Bmreis.
The symptoms If Liver Compliant are q
bitter or had taste in tie mouth; pain i'll the
Back, Sides and joints, often mista "a tor
Rheumatism; Sour Stom0rh, Loss OF appe-
! tile: Bowels alternately costvr ana lax;
| Headache; Loss of memory, VIII paili
sensation OF having failed 10 do something
which ought tn have',een done. i'ehtEay, Lo'o
Shirts, a thick yellow appearance OF The
Skin and Eyes Il dry Cough often taken
| for Consumption.
! Sometim, many of these symptoms at
tend the dse;lsr al Others very few; but tho
lIl IL.
generally the seat of The disease. and ii not
Regulated IN time, great suffering, wretch
,.dness and DEATH will eisue
lean recommend as IN ELI .,ac'"'ls remedy
for disease of the Liver, iit'rtm!!A AL"
Dyspepsia, simmons Livr ht"s'ilai"r.
LEwIsG WuNDEN, 1928 III, 'slti- 81:
Assistant Post Master, Phla.e ipn''
I'VE have tested lis virtues, person, 'h''
and know that for Dyspepsia, Bilhousurs,*
and Throboing Headache, it 10 he hes,
medicine the world ever saw We have
tried forty other remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator. BIT meme Of hem gave us
more than temporary rei, f;.hut the Rrgu-
laior not only relieved. hutNcHGl Ills "--ED.
TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER. Macon, CD
Manufactured only hy ? e.
8. III. xT.xLIN sXie'O..
Macon, Ga., and Philadelphia. Pa.
PRICE, 81. SOLD by ALL DhuaatsTs.
Oct ~ ~,
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look Here For Good and Pure
Whiskics, Brandits Wines md Choice CT
yars and Tobacco, 90 to B. STERN's
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THE Catholic Fair and Festival ha i
realized handsomely during the Week
Next week number Of valuable artl-
cles will be disposed OF by vote, etc.
The bells of St. Mich ,eI's Church
will ring at 4: Is cIo3i on Christmas
morning This notice is made thai
no one may mistake the chimes as a
fire alarm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-23

ENTERTAINMENTS The Ladies
society," OF the English Lutheran
Church began an ertainment III the
Town Council Room, over Mr.. j. S
MeIzgers Book Store, en- Thursday
rvcriiug, t. continue On Friday Satu .
10y and Monday evenings, December
I'd, 23d and 18th. The attendance
70 far has been good and fine success
promised. Oysters are served to suit
lat % cents per plate; Ice-cream at
- and % cents per dish; Coffee at 5
enis a cup. The Society have also
Inlie It number of articles OF Clothing,
ndde principally for children; these
:re exposed for sale. Each article is
sold at % cents. This must certainly
nit all who wish to buy, as they
'ouid not obtain the materi ii of which
hey are made for the money. There
viii be no CHANGING, nor voting off any
article whatever. A string band will
be secured if possible to play for the
entertainments. The public is invited
10 attend. Admission at the door, 10
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Soaps, Directions, &c.
GEORGE HILL. "a g.
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
Family SOanS
Family Soaps

TAKES this, method Of informing the
l public generally of Allegany county, that
he prepared at all times to fill Orders for his
SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAPS. [Nuv25-yS
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A Coop OFrER.-The proprjetcr-
of the " u Y'~'h f''"iIV Sorry N4pr.
offer free to all rel lers of that veiv.
interesting and instructive weekly.
Shskespeares Works in weekly prrt>
until the volume is colnpIrFe,l Th'~
is a rare offer to those desiring va.
liable literary premium with Il goo
paper, Inquire at his cliec.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

VI
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF ALLEGANY COUNTY,
CUMBERLAND, MD, Dec. IA, 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
y the County Commissioners for AL
iesany county will meet at their office
in the Court House, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY Cd, 1877,
(Nonday, LIST instant, being Legal Hsliday,)
And contlnue in session during the week,
and longer should business so require.
The regular Road Supervisors through.
out the county are hereby notified to APP
pear before the Board at this session and
settle accounts by voucher and attidavi it
according to law.
d. ARMSTRONG,
Dec 16-ot Clerk.
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cEND 25c. to G. p. ROWELL & CO,
NNew York, for Pamphlet Of i0a pages,
Containing lists oi 3Ju0 newspapers. and esti-
mates showing eosl oi advertising Mch ~
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Neilhborinl Affairs.

REAl ESTATE TRANSFERS. The
( 10 lowing transfers Of reIl estate were
recorded at the Clerk office for the
week ending Saturday, December Is.
1875:
P,uriak Ktin to Margaret Currigan,
part of lot No ii in New Franklin,
| 500.
Junss ". M:CalIoh, Jr., and wife
TO R. S, AlCuiioh, the grantors' in
crest in trt'ts called ALEXANDRIA, An
lalu.in. Au1umn Bank Lot, Bank
/ Property, Bank Territory, Better or
/ Worse Bridgeport Cinque Foil, Cor
/ lnna, Cr3ltis, Cl!erarii.t, Diodorus,
! 1, no, /, ,Iin5, Ertaw, Frleland IIar-
ni<on. JIunter, Ith ca Knickerbocker.
-I~ahIenh7rs MeleIpata, Me5ar,,
Meteor. Mount Pis5ah, Pluto, Freser-
tation, Pretty Good, Khinoceros, Sex
/ tie, Sie,e Of \ ne, ThessaIia, Troas,
/ N'c<i,rr. Warsaw, Wayne and Wood
ylr:, cpnSi l,rttion nominal
Charles RI,!Iely, Irastee, to VIM. j,
! Inll. honSe ami lot corner of Pros
.'ett and johnson street, Cumberland,
If the estate OF the late Charles Perry,
/ :4,Sll.
/ Denis Golden and wife to A. B.
/ shaw, lots Nos. &C 81, each 'front.' g
30 feet on Seventh street, Barton,
5524.
THE Coal TRADE.-The product of
he mines of the Georges Greek coal
'egon for the week ending December
/ Is, WIS 26, lt5.ll tons for the year
o that date I,7G4, lOS.O3 tons, a de-
rrase Of f75, 40 .l6 tons as compared
/ yiDh a corresr on'(ing period last year
! The shipments to the canal for the
.ear were 632 6I3.09 tons; decrease
| # 2tJS2l.U7 tons us compared with
/ 1870 The shipments to the Balti-
nore and Ohio railroad were, for the
Week y ,74S.0S tons for the yea.
1902, 74i.Ul tons, decrease of pol,
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Marcy J""' Lowe eXecn''iX Oh
.d'yd Lo|e, deceased, settled her first
a"' IIn'l "'voant.
o. 'Ii"'''"y Mary j. Ge'zendanner'
d.u n'5t.atrlA, and Charles II. Get
'"''nn'r, administrator OF Joseph l.
'eiz4n|mner Deceased settled Their
D.
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Pead the FOL owing, and 90 to work TO SC,
one of the valuable Pr eniums offered;
Iubie Of PreDtithn.a anil Terms.
rrirc of
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Tile r s"H--YesrerIay Capt. John
HeIr, OF Welr's hotel, this city, Mr.
William Bray, OF 'iilpirtown, and Mr..
L T. DeWlrt of Frostburg, with the
$ lctance OF the nimble little ferret
belonging to the latter, heretofore de-
c.i1ed, bas5ed twenty-five rabbits
.N,~s, Wednesday,.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ASK the rpcNNer.

ASK the recover
Ell h,yspcptics, Bill
Gus suitclere, VIC
Tins OF the Fever
IN / A~ue the MGR.
curinl diseased M
licn, how they re-
covered healt il,
cheerful spirits and
good appttite--tiley
will tell YOU by
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EiSSTRAY.
Weeks Floral Guide

A beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely illus
tratcd, and containing and elegant colored
FiOTer Plate with the first number. Price
only 25 cents for the year. The first No.
for 1871 jIst issued in German and Eng
liSh.
Vik's Flower and Vegetable Garden,
in paper 80 cents; with elegant cloth cover
81
Vick's Catalosue-300 Illustrations, only
2 cents.
\ lress, JAMES WICK,
Dec Is Rochester, n. Y.
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The JOURNALS CLUB LlsT,-Th
JoURNAL-S2 per annpm-Nill b..
mailed with the publications name i
below for one year at the prices giveA.
Those contemplating arr1n I'm mt, f,I
periodicals daring the coming year
will do well to examine the list:
Drmoresls Monthly Magazine price
$500 nclu ing Il cnoice ri 10
premiums ......... -. -
Scientific American price 50 20. As
Peterson's Magazine, price $! o.. 30,
In all cases the cash Must be paid
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NulDerfrct WaSsicasi0n RS u
I Cause Of Di:rrIIna. DIR. l.. B.

Cause OF DiarrIInss. DIR. l.. B.
Wilson calls attention to what he justly
considers II frequent cause OF Dinrrh9a. viz:
Detic en1 M,sticat:on from Detective or De-
caycl Teeth. 1t 5 c,rtai ly a most fire.
q'lcnt cause of Dy>prpsi in various forms,
and the only mode of relief 70 these all
,nents is by tlivln adjusted property in the
mouth, Artificial Teeth to assist masticnl ion
WE learn that the fame of DR.. Morris
Syrup OF Tar aS ling remedy has even
reached Europe and almost every steamer
OF the American line takes out an invoice
fit. Sold 10y Mcneil & McCulioh.
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PAuL's OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY
EVENrNG-onr people will be favor
el Tue,lay evening next, 2jlh inst
With tirat-cIa55 entertainment in
Paul's Opera House. The famous
plays Of Rip VIA Wrinkle and the
'Benjcia Boy will be given by Mr..
John F. Ward, supported by an ac-
'ompi,hel dram ttic company from
B Gilmore. NJ. Ford furnishes star
PLAYS and star actors " hen he favors
Us; let us give him houses to pay him
TO come again and often.
SEVERAL churches have undergone
the usual hoIidtY decoration.
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All o: the above prem um' ere iirstclass articles.
No Tar fet maGe 20" pIckn boxing an al
II 'e in "ur pre- mum t, and no express char5e.
S..vr on ltrSe ices,
I he terms of II scription are placed a: an eX-
ocean low rate, l'rfe aOttemrnts are offered
us, AMI -e,u. premiums To clnv..-sera.
-pecl.l II cDI'e Sent to any ad re.S. 1t ia not
nece .~ary II name, ina lu5 to co fro ,
uttlce. nor is Il ne essary TO send AL tne mes
al one time. Fro,I o.e to two mOntns If allowed
TO MI up each list
seed ON tie names rs fist rs receive and stat c
i" edca letter the number Of premidm desired.
Remit .nccs Can be mt ,e by DRAFT or rUstoflce
l.ioney order. A dress,
CHAS. 4 FULTON d. son,
American Office.
Dec % BLitimore, Nd.
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Thu Weekly American.

The on est, H,t RaitNe nnl cheapest
Ftm'W NerSmiD" in tie WORTH.
THE PtPE;p Tn -TJH pEDpT L
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80 - '''t'S0 Wv 'A''@ i'-''i '4i lli''ttii
Of the tunnel. 1t was due chiefly to
the merging Of the several areas OF low
pressure which passed ever t'ro>lbur-
a few days past. The g,le at the
Public School Building attained IL We
locity Of TOUR miles an hour, and WI,
the most moderate recorded for the
whole area. On Bowerv. while the
wind blew at the rate of two miles, thr
temperature rose to 40 Degrees orn
degree lower than OH Broadway, an,
Two higher than at the brick yard
BY comparison, therefore, the temrer-
allure along the National Road VA.
exceedingly moderate. On The Hill l
degrees above zero was recorded at the
%g-pole, ana 5 below at the reservoir,
While the !Sother.n Of freezing curved
along the water pipes to the gaS con
dultS, where the low pressure rests
Between these lines AMI BrowutuN.
the temperature Was Jumping zero al
the morning, thus presentn.. anuihr
phenomenal Se3mrni u cold in ill.,
corporation. a. the day advance
the ten! eratufe arose In the llrap. ir.
OF Borden Shalt, an The iso .her!n u.
freezing moved northwan! Of Consoi.
dalion No. ,, with an ct.terlv t,en.
toward certain hydrants in The b,l.l
ness part oil the area; II is also tetreu
that an Ice gorge viii form at San.
Spring. Tae lowest pressure is nov
Oh Big Savd!,e JUS above tie toll .,;tt,.
with very high area OH Dln's m,uu
tain, right over the burning mine i.
depression, heading ON Wills cree,
has reached Mt. Savage, and will D.,
at the lower depot nerlIita at , p. II
The weather in Frostbur5 to-,ia
will be moderately warm an cold !.
an extreme either way does not int.
vene. The foregoing data lnIl ale
partly cloudy weather in whIan cas,
we predict also partly clear weather
Ii is proper 10 re.utfN that darlng tue
breeze yesterday at the Sand orrlna
school building pupil fund buncA
OF frozen sunshine lii the cual holse
1t Is now thought the ice gorge vii.
not form.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-23

Fro.tbIr-. Dee. 23. 1879.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-23

taking SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
TIL Chap st, r. s. ud Iut family
Medicine in the World!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-23

GHAND RABBIT IIUHr.-The guests
}. Wears hotel We're much interest, d
.lSt evening by the exhibition Of II
"ret, Is tame as domestic cat, be-
'aIns to Mr. l.. T. Dewitt, of Frost
"Ir-', vino wish Captain Weir, and the
5 stan OF The ferret, will indulge
~ grand r4hLit hunt shortly
NorS, Mo1ufuy.