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7 7 TNNI TiINAN- VT0n rom o. \ VI 20 l1 y VI
stations Rector st. nearest point Tor Wall Il terry .
norilandt s. nearest point for Jersey CIV aud Com.
mlmpaM Ferries, Park place. nearest point for Post
Ofioc city Hail. ant Barclay u terry To ilohokcu:
thamhers i, nearest point Tor Pavoma ami Ere Il X
Jerry, Franklin Il. Grand IT. points for pcs
ero,,c 4 rr, g. Jersey ciiy and Pcoples Line
cfs Tor Albany Hrcckcr st. 18th st. nearest points Tor
'hu,tolhors II ferry 10 llohokcn l4th 2d 81 nearest
point for Ia t terry To Jersey CITY 33 s2d st. ne a
nearest point Tor central Park For uptown trains take
easy SIDE stations For downtown trains take side
stations Fare 10 cents except between the hours
ana "a NJ, ani aud 4 w. when tho iarr Is cent,
hluie-l rom Sth - hon- 9th aN 20 and along Anty
10 ana nlns south 9TH aN 10 Canal - crossing into
ami along West Broadway tu Chambers crnsstn- into
ana along college place, 10 and along Murray It To- ami
along church 81. 10 and ann. New Church To Morris
Il connects with the following hors' lines At Rec
Mr s. Mlt EAR, lor south crn; nj "rand 4 with cars
mr. III ~hrosses ana East Grand Il ferries. Bccckcr
with cars tor east and west. AT nth with cars Tor
Christopher and East 10Th H. ferries At IAN st. with
cars for West .3 ami East 23l and 3 ferries 33i
sMtn cars for NcehaM b Terry ~ int st with ears
OF pen Line Railroad WI. Il GARRISON, President
II ~. l.-L l.
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UIenLANDs OF NAvEsINK

Il Via SANDY Hook pierl
SUNDAY, SEPT =.
The fast and elegant steamer
CRYSTAL WAVE
VIII leave New York irVm 22d st North River At al-
A VI inth st, North River at % A. ". Pier T. North
River. 10 NJ ,Jewers Dock, Brooklyn. loA A VI.
arriving At the Highlands. Tx A. " Returning. leave
Highlands at ~ = VI Arrive Ia New York ats f. ~
surf and still water battling. sailing, music &c.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP ONLY 5Oc.
CHOLEKA BANKS, SUNDAY, sept = aud Friday
y sept. ia. steamer SETH LOW. Anderson Collwcll
pilot leaving franklin 4 x, ~; sh i. 4 r., y -
Pier ~, T. II u %, nd It. n Il. $50. luth - y V
!, and Pier r. 7aAM. Ticket. 81 Al q. fOS
TER y B.-Stelmcr WILLIAM FLETCHER in place ui
seth Low 10 the Fishing Banks
INOR PURE AIR and healthy breeze, take steam
~ crs Nnsslar and IdlrWild % tnneN I.lnnh hIrect
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MiIhnrrp.

ME, DEMOHESr's Reliable Patterns -Grand
""nm; OF AL We novel and recherche STYLES tor the
~ anu Mler llshions, Tuesday, sept TO- Rue scribe
everywhere. " 49, w. ~
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pibiosnos.

OrFtSE OF THE PLUMAS NATIONAL
- ~ AhIH MlNlNH co, II CEDAR ST. NrW IoHI
- , nS'S dividend for the month OF August Of
N-nt Vcs per snare upon the capital stock of Tho p
Nauonal quart Mining Company has This dny hrer 49,
CURED payihle m gold com, on and alter tic IAN in
snnt Nv le once ui the Transfer secretary IL Cedar
~ room lo Transfer books will close on the TN And
WYNN w me io.h instant BY order of the Board
a. 7, MARSHALL, TgsnaleI SsSIstary,
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1ousr ,furnlsbIno.

4 q T.. HAtMANN's new niInliun rarpct, and
"a. bedding warehouse. il2 ami % ~il tN near th
a., the largest establishment of r hlud GA it ciiy; low
est cash prices Weekly ami muutll' payment, taken
DACMANN BROS. are offering great bargains IN
- furniture carpets hrdns Al their stores ~ and 80
Hudson st. cor Broomc weekly and monthly payments
LNURNITURE, carpets bedding. cheap Tor cash "
Il weekly OF monthly payments, at eJo Hudson -
g. REID
LNURNITURE,c arpct, And hcddine sold on wees
Il or monthly payments at u'fARRtlI,S furniture
warehouse, 26I B1wcry.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w hkcntor furniture carpets. and holding. seniior
illustrated Price hst Pncc, -rcutN reduced.
COW rLkrllW AII tl - l1lthathanst
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- Nia Long island Railroad. from 3ith 1t Ferry and
Hunters Point Leave EAST aiTH ST, DAILY, ei5
lu. ~ \. VI. - VI I. >. q. :. = Is. 7. = inP "
Leave Brshton Beach daily, u. 10 ~ II - \. VI ;
10 - and ~ % y VI
FARE FROM HUNTERS POINT. ROUND TRIP. SO
CENTS
} cHlrrENDEN. al SPENCER. q sunt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Sallruaos.
ALBANY boats PEofLE,s LINE.

ALBANY BOATS PEofLE's LINE.
DREW and ST JOHN the finest steamers in the
world. cave Pier Il. North River daily. sundays eX
ccptcd. ats r. VI.
SrATEROOMS 81 and s.
Connecting AZ ALBANY with Express Trains FOR SARA.
TonA. LAKE GEORGE. LAKE CHANPLA1N. the ADJ.
RONDACkS MONTREAL and points NORTH ani WEST
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by Annex boats
THIS Is THE ONLY NIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES oN THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ALBANY AND TROY HYDAY BOATs.
"a =. WIZARD and DANIEL DREW leave Nestiv st.
per at -. sAd Fan It picr Al 4 ". landing at
NNack Ferry, West Point. Newhurgh. Pokccp~e RHINE
heck, saugertcs. Cai.kill, and Hudson Connect q
West Point with steamer CARRlE A WARD for cold
sprns and Cornwall 10 WEST POINT or NEwMRGH
returning by down boat at Excursion Rates TRANS
FER hy annex boat leaving Brook yn at A VI. connect
In At Albany with TRAINS NORTH and WEST Special
trains to and nom saratoga Tickets sold AMI baggage
checked over Now York Central Railroad Tickets or
coupons good HUDSON River road received for passage
4 -,LvENING BokT FOR ATHENs. sIuY-
"a. VS. MI. NEW BALTIMORE. and COElMANS.-
steamer WALTER BRETT viii leave Pier a. loot IT
Canal i. North River every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY Ut 7 o'clock e. NJ
A THE MARY POWELL. leaves Pier 80. n
"a. X, Nestry 1t, daily At 3;p T. NJ. making all usual
landings Connects at West Point for Cold Spring.
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WHITE sTAm LINZ.

W hIIE HIAk LIN H.
NJ. RON queenstown AND LIVERPOOL
nti .tt.'. saturday. sept H. ii - "
GERMANIC sat1rJ, a. si', - ~ a N,
o., from NMte star Dock Pier 81 North River
n NahlNs an ilndships Saloon, 40 and SluO Qoli
hSShurh tickets On favorable termS Steerage SIS 49,"
lhese steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pcS
h D. CoRfls. Agent ~ Broadway. New YORK
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EANnExcEMsI9H Tr IMh mHHH3N:
MAlNyMATTAN ,nri,Gm nAILwAtt..

MI NNNN - N FTs.tNO HNfFs ~ y T.
WI TINE TABLE-WEEk DAYS AND SUNDAYS
VIA GREENPOfNr
steamer ELIZA HANtON running from ner loot NJ 23d
st. EAST RIVER. To Company depot At GHfENPOiNr
makes close connection, with all trans 10 AMI ron
Manhattan Beach. leaving 23f 81 ?. - 10. iu'ti and
thereafter every hlli hour up to : s. = "
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for Grccnpont anil New
York atcurrc spending time from - 4 " - 10 T. VI
Time from Grccnpont, ~ minute. Trains connect At
East Ncw York with rapid transit trains Atlantic
Brooklyn. also with Canarsic and Ruckaway Beach Il
VIA RAY RIDGE.
Steamers TltOS COI.f.YER aud n. r MARTIN leave
hourly 22i st. y r.. from 4 VI 60 T. VI. LEROY st.. y
H., from . 10 A. VI. 10 ~ T. VI licr No =. y r..
. - A. VI. to 725 r. VI Returning. leave Manhattan
beach > A. NJ and from iOtu 4. VI. tpg.ai r. " hourly
Excursion tickets from Sew York either WAY ~ ccnt>
A -IONGsTREET's EXCURSIONS TO ROCK-
n AWAY. DAILY and SUNDAYS until close ~ the
season. steamer GENERAL SEDGN lex. Capt DEt kER
Leaves 1gth s. larcinI ............... 800 VI
Leaves Railroad Dock tMorrisnnial ....... 800 A. VI
Leaves 1lHth $40 A.
Leaves s4tii st. p20 A. NJ
Leaves Stst Il aI A.
Leaves Noble st. Gree npoiutJ ,............. a:4b
Leaves Bronmc st...... ............. ~ % A. NJ
TICKETs. 80 CENTS for The RouNp TRlr
q. II. LONGsrKEET. Proprietor.
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A ,GRAND EXoVH~ION AROUND STATEN


~ INC new 'icamcr OSstU WI lonVc evcfy SUNDAY
during the summer follows Fulton Market slip q 4.
.Hrnni - % A. ~ 81. g 80 4. VI. sd IL ~
4 NJ 1lL t.. = 90 \ Sith 4 ~ 4 NJ Returning.
leaves college Point q 4 NJ FARE ~ cents each way
C. H. LONGSfREEr. Sup't
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EoR sALE-A single truck at lis warren st, New
Il York city
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dolanito- females.
4 uptown ADvEKTIsEns


A UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
Way leave their yors for Tn suS at the only author
,a:,s Brosdwsy. corner OF slst IT.. ill P and
avs "sst ga - enpo,e T,anH ppgra HOUSE, anu 90"
Noextra cnarre.
CORsET operators wanted on sbam power. Apply
~ at ~ West 2Gth II fourth floor
INEXPERIENCED .cwins machine OPERATOR state
N box 100 Sun Once
CxPEnIENcgD ceacf cn rulins machine
u cHAMBtELiN. WnlTMoRE co. - Bcckmanst
coon orsanAnc and tram winders. also lrls weave
" trimmings loBLEi'S. O. North lat It, Brooklyn.
OPERATORS on white shirts steam or 100, power
RoJLHfR DAVIES 4 co. ass wc.t 2sd =,
ONE ,THousANnhands to make flannel shirts;
S0'o WORK f. wSliHcHs s3Ss Ia Duane st
DIAPER nOx makers -oir', wanted, good trim
"''' Ut" -''' "''''' ~ ''' '''N l. IL BALDWIN.
DAPER BOxES-wantcd. good hands on paste
I and guc work i1S Thompson IT,
cEwING MACHINES. HEDuCrD.-.Ncw. ~
~ me,' yco s1SI s. SO os' scpa '. M'
EANTED-ion enc suit bud cloak maker only
w those acc stoned To- fine work need apply ARNOLD
CONSTABLE A co, iVh st, near Broadway work.
room entrance
yVANTED-Exccllcni designer; also hand Tor lace
INV" GEoRGl TGRiER CO. - and 80 walkers.
lNAATED-A Young lazy 10 try on nats ana bon
w nets and 70 assist IN ceiling Apply between and
T. NJ. at 3 Broadway. urst Ion.
WANTFD-six young women 10 pack boxes WORK
w hl ht aud ensv; salary 80 pei week Address Post
Office box ( So New York
NIANTED-Expot hand emhroderers on dannel
" ami inctino goods Mrs BENNETT. III Powers St.
Nuiamsbutfh
NrANIED-tiood cloak makers. accustomed 10 line
w with FUR hmimss NICHOLS BROTHERS a co, $50
Brosdwav
NINNTED-A good tiiloross or coats one that ope-
~ ~ BROADWAY,
~ stairs.
NIANTEn-oncrRtor and hands on pants BY
w GRIMM. % Schulcs II. Brooklyn. T. n
lIANTED-A smart eirl used To hitting paper Of
w printing presses i'- Wooster st., fourth door.
WANTED cook IN a mechanics boarding house.
w with reference. 40 go Madison 81
VIANTED-Firsteiass clcakmakeu at o. summit
w Il. Bronklyn.
100 ENPEKIENCcD shirt operators on Wheeler
wv Wilson'S, also hnish.r-. bring sample. work
also given home COHEN 3Io Broadway
S0l FIRST.CIAsS cloak makers wanted
COO oPrENliFlN BROS. - White st.
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4 ' Y II IN u ft~--N nnfNd. On NlNsVTlnU rOs0s tNd
u or three years old in pots. also like number SAT
ramos aud ncphetos They must be- good stock Address
giving price CURED. Sc.,
ROINDRROOh, box II New York Post Office
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dotattbts ano 4,urlrp.

NEf.-hiAmontS Watches icwelr, sllyorware
Ni &C, bought aud sold back AT a small advance '
GEb ALLEN, ll00 BROADWAY. ncsr 2lth 81
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOlS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK
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EI@HINH HANkN.-I1NfY lav. Snturllys eN-
crpicd. steamer SETH LOW. with new boiler ami
saloon eaylni FranAhn q. r., q ,Qi S,h i, 4 r..
= 10 Iier = T. 4. -, ~ It. X. sp lpth It, y
< :, ilef 8, y X, :. 10 4 VI. Gents tickets 7ic La.
dies, 5oc Al q FOsrER Manager.
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Business dhantrs.

A PLUMBING business tor sale centrally located
C. t., box l7B sun office ~ w. ''''
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~ = = = y ~
= GREAT REDUCTION ~ FARE
INlILellN IIL I | IL nv Y %. d. VI

NEW STEAM LINE
PROSPECT Park AND tpNEN ISLAND RAILROAD
Tram, run every - minute, duuug afternoons and
evenings and every 10 minutes ON sundays
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT EVERY EVENING
az Is ap hN
powNiNG'S NINTH REGIMENT BAND.
WIN NC fenuw ned cornw solnist. VI ARBltkLE.
SACRED CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY EVENING
- Tax hor,' cars rom Fulton. 'atlaunr Wall south. OF
mlnn LcIIlo- " damn. Nll nN LuL .lih u. kInnAL Nm
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DOsT OFFICE NOTICr.

THE horrible noise ami rattnnsso the elevated rail.
ROADS can he avoided hN the tlc nuselrSs RAJ
snlo rcm,dY' Aldress kAIrLINn. hnA Ill Sun oice.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-02-16
ALLAN LINE
STEAM BETWEEN
LTIMORE&LIVERPOOL
Calling at
STEAM BETWEEN
Calling at

HALIFAX and LONDONDERRY
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthe above
Line will run as follows:
FROM FROM
Liverpool. Baltimore,
PERUVIAN ...... Jan. "a, Feb. is, 8 m
CIRcAssIAN. 80. Feb. Z, Feb 20, "a IN
H1BERNIAN Jan. 81, Mar. 80 m
Nova ScoTIAN :. Feb IA, Mar. 9,0am
PoLYNEsIAN.. 1t. Feb. 81, Mar. %, "a N
And henceforth from Baltimore every
Saturday taking passengers and freight to
and from Liverpool.
Storage Passage to or from Liverpool
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast,
$2S, Currency. Very best accommodations
for Storage and intermediate PassengelsI
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
vessel. intermediate and Steerage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur
pose of attending to the wants of the fe
males and children. For further particu
lars, or passage tickets to and from Grea
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO., Baltimore;
in Frostburg to j. JANDORF,
Feb 16-Y Main Street.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

John Bortolon } ORDERED, this 9Th
vs.. ~ day of November,
His Creditors, 1877, that John Bortolon
give notice to his creditors, endorsers and
suretcs, that the second Monday in April,
1878, is fixed for the said John Bortolon
TO appear in the Circuit Court for Allie
gany county, to answer such interroga-
tories as his creditors, endorscrs and sure
ties may propose or allogc against him;
and that copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in Frostburg,
Md, once week for three successive
months prior to the said second Monday
IN April, 1878, as such notice,
TEST :-THEO. LUMAN,.
Jan5.3m Clerk.
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Mr.. REUBEN ANTHONY, one Of the
petit jurors at the late term of ou1
court, has takeu unto himself a part.
ner for life in the person of Miss An
ME Masters of Frostburg. We con-
graduate the happy groom on the sue
cessful end of his court-ing expert.
ence, and if his new bride has drawn
as good a husband from the great mat
rimonial lottery as Judge Pearre drew
juror from the lottery box when he
drew MIR. AS name, she has indeed
drawn a prize, and at the close Of
life may he receive the same well
come commentator from the Great
Judge as came from our Judge
"You have discharged your duties
faithfully and conscienciously. You
can now retire and receive the COM
pensation due to that faithfulness."
May they be happy.-Cumberland
Alleganaan.
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LINIM Z. N I .
Rheumatism,

Time and money have been wasted in
futile endeavors to obtain some cmbroca-
ton that would prove cure for this
excruciating disease; but all have failed
except KELLER's ROMAN LINIMENr, and
that has been successful in almost every
instance where it has been employed
whether such has been of the infanruatory
or chronic type. In Lumbaso and sciatica
it affords instant relief.
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MEMORIAL services in honor o
Plus TX, were held in st. Michaell
Church, of this place, on Wednesday
the 18th inst. The attendance was
unusually large and the services very
impressive. The church was taste
fully draped with emblems Of mourn
ing, the windows being covered so as
to exclude the light, which rendered
necessary the use of the gas light
thereby adding much to the impress
siveness of the solemnlties. Rev.
Father Schmitt, pastor, celebrated
the mass, assisted by Rev. Father
Ryan. of Cumberland, as deacon and
Rev. Father O'Brien, of Homecoming,
as sub-deacon. Revs. O'Connor, of
Mt. Savage, and O'Sullivan, of West
ernport, were present in the sanctu-
airy. The latter preached an eloquent
sermon on the life and heroic virtues
of Plus TX. This age the Reverned
speaker said, among other things, is an
age of compromise. Will it pay? will
it be profitable? will it be successful?
is the motto of crowned heads. Plus
TX. formed noble exception to this
motto of princes. Is it true ? is 1t
Just? is it in accordance with the law
OF God? was his motto, and from it
he never deviated. AS a Supreme
Pontiff like the prophet, he was ever
vigilent to guard the deposit of faith
and good morals. AS man he was
most amiable, and accessible to all
classes of men. In conclusion the
speaker requested his hearers to offer
up their fervent prayers beesching
heaven that the mantle of Plus TX.
may fall upon a worthy successor.
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Saturday, March 8, 1878

At II o'clock A. NJ, the following lease
hold property described in said mortgage,
viz:
A lot of ground known as ''part Of
lot No. 81 which was conveyed to
Douglas Percy by Joseph Dilley
and wife and beginning for that
part of said lot conveyed by the
aforesaid mortgage, at the end of
twenty feet from the beginning of
the third line of said lot (No. 2l,)
and running thence S. 4l0, E. A
feet; N. 400, E. rs feet; N. 4l0, W.
A feet; then by a straight line to
the beginning. Also second lot
conveyed by said mortgage, being
part of said lot No. 81, beginning
for the same on the second line Of
said lot No. 81 ninety feet from the
beginning of said second line, and
running thence S. 400, W. rs feet;
S. 40, E. 20 feet; N. 490, W. Is
feet; then by straight line to the
beginning. ~
Being the same pieces or parcels of land
which were leased for ninety-nine years.
rcservable forever, by Douglas Percy to
John Anderson and Robert Shaw by leases
dated July 7, 1868, and September6 6, 1856,
and Which second lot was conveyed by
said Shaw to Conrad Lapp by deed dated
August 20, 1867, and atterward by SAID
Lapp to said Anderson by deed dated July
z, 1868, and recorded in Liber II. r., No.
80, folio 1888, of the land records of ALE
eany county.
The two aforesaid lots lying together
and forming one lot, on the corner Of
Water and Mechenic streets in said town
of Frostburg. This property is handsome
ly improved bya
GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and Frame Wagon Making and Black
smith Shop.
Terms of Sale-CASH.
BENZ. A. RICHMOND,
Attorney aud Agent for Mortgage.
Feb 9-4t
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The Arion brass band of this place
are very diligently practicing their
music, and we may shortly expect to
hear them in public. It is said they
are preparing for a theatrical enter
tainment, soon to be given here.
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Our readers will notice the new ad-
vertisement of Beall, Baush g. Co.,
in this edition of the JOURNAL. This
firm are now inviting the public to
their ample stock ofgoods, the prices,
and quality of which, compete with
the cheapest, and best, and are at
tracing the attention OF the trade.
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We cannot urge toe strongly upon par.
ents the necessity of having on hand re-
liable preparation in cases of Group nor
do we know Of any more worthy of conf
dence than DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar.
Sold by Mcneil & McCulloh and G. A.
Wiugert,
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Business Locals.

Business Locals.
ssRiyerside'' 1Od Nails are now
sold at 1928 per key by H. & F. c.
BEALL.
WE call especial attention to the adver-
tisemcnt in another column of SPEEs
PoRT GRAPE WINE, pure and unadulter
at Gredape Wine, invaluable in sickness.
5000 fol- nice Spring and Summer
Suit at b. STERN's Clothing Store
If you have Clothes that are
looking shabby and unfit to wear, send
them to Paisley's Steam Dyeing and
Securing Establishment at No. ~ North
Liberty street, Cumberland, and have them
made ''amaist like new"
Hiachins FrOs. are receiving lines
of all classes of beautiful Shoes. from In
ants to Ladies', in all sizes. Prices will be
marked in strict conformity with the times
Call and examine.
Pure Imported Brandy, Old
Rye WhiSkey e years old) for iM-
A Valuable DiscOvery.--Dr G.
W. Benson, practising physician, at 100
n. Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md, (who has
paid much attention to nervous diseases, J
has discovered that extract OF celery and
chanlomile combined in a certain proper
ton, invariably cures headache, either bill
ious, dyspeptic, nervous or sick headache
neuralgia and nervousness. This is tri-
umph in medical Chemistry y, and sufferers
| all over the country are ordering by mail
He prepares it in pills at so cents per box
The doctor is largely known and highly
respected in Baltimore Episcopal Methodist
Sold by all druggists. Mcneil & McCul-
loh, agents. Sept 10y
If you want Pure Rye and BOur-
bon Whiskies, Brandies, Gin,
Wines, Rum, ETC., go to B. STERN
Liquor Store.
If you want good, complete and cheap
Cooking or Heating Stove buy
them at III. & F. G. BEALLs Hardware
store,
FARMERS! Use the Good and Reliable
Wolverine PlOW. For sale by II. s. F.
@. BEALL.
German mo other
medicine in the world was ever given such
a test of its curative qualities as BosHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP. In three years two mil
lion four hundred thous and small bottles OF
this medicine was distributed free of charqe
by druggists in this country to those affiict-
ed with Consumption, Asthma, Group
Sc Tere coughs, Pneumonia and other dis
eases of the throat and lungs, giving the
American people undeniable proof. that
GERMAN SYRUP will cure them. The re-
suit has been that druggists in every town
and village in the United States are recon-
mending it to their customers Go to your
Druggist, McNeill s. McCulloh, and d. G
Percy and ask what they know about it
Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size 10
cents Three doses will relieve any case.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-02-16

We are glad to learn that Mr.. G.
II. Wingert who has been confined to
his house, for several weeks, by spell
of sickness, will soon be able to resume
the duties of his business.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-02-16

The elegant Royal Casket sent out
by the Franklin Jewelry Company, of
7O3 Bennett street, Philadelphia, is
fully up the representation in their
advertisement, and as this Company
is perfectly responsible, no one need
hesitate to send them money.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-02-16

TIE bells of st. Michaers Church
have been tolled every day, at noon,
for half an hour, and it is understood
that this is to continue until the inter-
ment of Plus TX.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-02-16

A LETTER written by Robert and
Alex. Paul, at Queenstown Ireland,
states that they had pleasant voy-
age to that place. They had the
pleasure of seeing an immense whale
which spouted the briny waters high
about him, and afforded great amuse-
ment to the passengers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-02-16

A DEBATING society was recently
organized at Midlothian, and some in
teresting meetings held. Wednesday
night, the following subject was dis.
cussed with much interest: Resolved
that war is not necessity. .
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-02-16

THE Cumberland Hose Company,
of Cumberland, will give a grand
ball on the 2lst inst. The price Of
admission has been reduced to fifty
cents for gentleman and ladies. They
extend cordial invitation to Frost
burgers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-02-16

Mr.. ADAM RUpP, long teacher of
brass band music, and one of the
musicians of the famous Bavarian
band, who visited Frostburg several
years ago, moved last week to New
ark, N. J.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-02-16
Frosted Feet.

The Roman Liniment has proved effect
ual in all cases where it has been properly
used. No instance is known where it
has failed in giving immediate relief.