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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06


CooKING AS A SoIRNoR,-The ladies of
New York have been furnished with
new sensation by Monsieur Blot, a
French professor of cooking, who has
recently instituted a cooking establish
ment In that city A city exchange
says the reform about to be Introduced
by the professor will be more accepta-
hle by the people of New York, than
any which has heretofore been derived
from pleasure loving and extravagant
France.-Monsleur Blot not only claims
that his dishes are better than those OF
Americans, but they are much healthier
and more economical. He also pays
much attention to making them at
tractive when placed upon the table.
The professor has been quite success
full in obtaining pupils, at the present
time having sixty-two, many of whom
are wealthy and intelligent ladies, who
are determined not only TO know how
dishes should be prepared, but also how
to cook themselves. The formal open
ing of the Cooking Academy took place
Friday afternoon, ut No, 80 Fourth ave-
nue., about twenty ladies being present
The kitchen is in the second story OF the
building, and is quite democratic In its
appointments, the ladies sitting on
wooden benches. A large range was at
one side of the room, with culinary ar
ticles placed on side table In the cen
tire of the room was a table on which
chickens, fish and meats were prepared
by a female assistant, the professor at
the same time explaining the process
and It's advantages. Different dishes
will be prepared each day, the more dill
cult ones be taken up as the pupils be-
come familiar with the professors
method.
The female cook, with Che superin-
tendence of the professor, began the OPP
erations by preparing a fancy piece OF
round steak for pot au feu, and the pro
cess was duly noted by the persons pres
ent, some of whom penciled it on paper
Many questions were asked of the pro
fessor, all of which he politely an
swered.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06

BUsINEss.-The financial panic is over
and business has again taken start.
Now that the absurdity OF the recent
panic has become apparent, we may eX-
peCt greater steadiness on the part Of
our merchants and traders. The lesson
of the panic is that prices do not follow
step by step the decline in gold-that
there is an element of steadiness in the
abundance Of money which will prevent
the decline from being too rapid for safe
ty. Hence the bottom Will not entirely
fall out of the markets even should gold
settle down to par.
The retail business is quite active in
those stores where prices have been
marked down People are beginning to
realize that now is the golden opportu-
nifty to buy cotton goods, ana many
families are laying in large supplies
The wholesale and jobbers' warehouses
are beginning to look more active, and
business must necessarily soon become
brisk. The stocks are light in the
country, and necessity, if not the reduc-
ton in prices, will compel the traders
to replenish their shelves. Boston JotUnaL.
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Flour in Richmond has gone up in
price to $500 per barrel, and everything
else In proportion. general order has
been issued requiring country people
visiting Richmond on business to BRING
their victuals with them,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06

SAM HoUsToN ON YULEE AND GwE,-
The following dialogue shows the esti-
mate put some years ago by Gen. Sam
Houston of Texas, upon Yulee, then
Senator from Florida, and DR.. Gwin,
then q Senator from California, both OF
whom are now rebels, and the latter of
whom has been engaged quite recently
in an unsuccessful political intrigue in
Mexico. 1t is given as obtained direct
ly from one of the parties. 1t seems
that when Senator Hunter of Virginia,
got weary of the ordinary debates and
routine business of the Senate, he would
sometimes stroll around to Gen. Sam
Houstons desk and sit by him, in order
to have the benefit of his raCy comments
upon the men and matters at hand in
the way of a quiet chat. On such an
occasion the following conversation oc-
Cured
Senator Hunter" Good morning Gen
eral You seem to be whiting and
thinking away as usual. May trouble
you to tell me what you are thinking
about?"
Gen. Houston-"Well to be frank,
was just thinking that this little He
brew gypsy, Yulee, is the greatest thief
in the Senate"
Senator Hunter (laughing)-What
makes you think so, general 2"
Gen. Houston-'Why, don't you see
he has just got himself elected chair
man Of the post-oflice committee, and
everybody knows that there is better
stealage afforded by that position than
by any other in the gift Of the Senate.
Here Senator Hunter laughed again
and Gen. Houston, after pause and a
profound sigh, continued But there is
one great safeguard to the treasury"
Senator HuntGr-"What is that, gen
eral r.
Gen. Why, he has got
Gwin on the committee with him, and
he won't suffer him to steal anything un-
less it is big enough to divide
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06

HARD ON THE TowN.-North Adams
is known as pleasant village in the
Berkshire section of Massachusetts. A
few days since a mysterious gentleman,
a stranger, engaged board at the village
hotel. He desired that no person would
speak to him except the landlord. He
was good-looking and well dressed
Several ladies endeavored to make his
acquaintance, but failed Finally the
holder ones appointed committee Of
five to wait upon him at us hotel. They
did so and stated their business. He
eyed them and replied i am stranger
and criminal. l was convicted in
New York of heavy crime. The judge
sentenced me to eight years in Sing Sing
or to live in North Adams six months.
l chose the latter" The ladies retired,
and the stranger was not again dis
turbed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06

DIDN'T STRIKE ga good story
is told of Michigan man who went
out hunting with friend and found an
oil spring on his friends farm He
sought to quench his thirst at spring
they passed, but found it tasted very
strongly of oil. He kept the secret to
himself but suddenly became anxious
to buy the farm. After he had bought
it for $4,000 and had announced his in
tention to bore for oil, the former owner
consolingl remarked: My dear fellow,
the night before you drank out OF that
spring, my hOstler went there to water
the horse, aud by accident broke kero-
sene lamp. which fell into the spring,
and it was the oil from it that you
tasted" He then concluded he wouldn't
bore.
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NORTHEAST EXECUTIVE BUILDING.

For Compensation of four watchmsn and two
lab0rers OF the northeast executive building,
three th7usand six hundred dollars. -..-.
For contingent expenses of said building, viz /:
fer feel, light, repairs, and miscellaneous expen-
ses, FIVE thousand five hundred dollars.
astpy nRpApTNENT
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06

Treasury, two Assistant Secretaries of the Treas
ury chief clerk, clerks, experimenting architect
at salary of three thousand dollars, assistant
architect, a. a sal airy oftwo thousand dollars;
messengers, assistant messenger, and laborers,
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

Passed at The First Session Of The Thirty-eighth
-a-~ Congress.
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(cossts ned on sth Psse.)
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For compensation of the Secretary of State
and Ass slant Secretary of State, chief clerk,
superintendent Of statistics, clerks, messenger,
assistant messenger, and borers In his office,
ffty.seven thousand eight hundred dollars.
FoR rHR INCIDENTAL EXPENSES OF THE DEPART-
MENT OF STATE.
For publishing the laws in pamphlet form and
IN the city of Wa, hington, seventeen thousand
one hundred and twenty-five dollars.
For proot-reading, aud packing the laws and
documents for the various legations and consul
ates, including boxes and transportation OF the
same, three thousand dollars.
For stationery, furniture, fixtures, and repairs,
nine thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For eorpperplate printing, books, and maps,
FIVE thousand dollars. .
For extra clerk-hire and copying, ten thou.
sand dollars
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Furniture! Fusai01reY-


The odersisssd resp.c, =
fully inforrs Tho psI,,e -
90. No hes nov. and will constsD,, keso
~ ha"s' o. msnufscture 10 order.su ~
's'ess end most fashionable vsrie,ies or ru,.
"''ore' such % Wsrdrobes, Bureaus. R.d.
''rsd-, Tsh'es. Lounges. and ; Issps 800,
men' OF chsirs. 81 the best styles: H =.
.pres's''v 'ns''es those d~esiriDr snv,h;rg !.
ne hne.fo csii md ~ mine lie s,scL ~.
- purchasing elsswhsve. % he 4 coo
ne CO.. plssse them q HE shos On N.
rofner Of Nssicn end Pcrssvsviije great
- JACOB ALLIES.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE 10 her. By given th,, ey vir,ue 0
A. a. order II the Pix county Court Of
y mno Piess. me u.dersign,d Admins
traitor u the ssssts Of William n Hat, I.,s
81 Pike county deceased; gill off-s for s.le
- 10 auction on the pre- misses on
SATURDAY the Alb dsy ~ Frbrus,v 1865
The following descnbed rec. esfate 10 vii:
The south west ". Of The north ives, a.. o.
section $50 thirty four. forty srres NOR. or
'sss; alec The south east a.. Of the south
West ~. Of section (33) ,h,rv-fhree, forty
sefes more os less, al 10 100 q (ll oos ssu,h
Of rsngs (6) six west.
TERNS-Oae third Of the purchase
money cash 10 hand. the BE- ia ecu.
Psvnents. in six and ,~eiys months. the
purchase giving bic note with good approved
securisy barring sx per cent isferest from
sste. Ssising ell vsinst,nr s-d 90 pr.i-msb,
asrs. DAVID l. HART. Adm'r.
DEE 31s,, 1864 -l~..
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lAND THE FRIENDS OF sOLnrrpo
We call the stention q al hsvios 49,
l'ions o. fr'ends 10 ile army 70 The 6sc, ,h.s
l"HOOFLAND'S German Biusrs "viu s.,.~
sine tenths Of The disesses Induced - -
posure end privs,ions incident 10 rsme NJ.
10 the Lists. published slmoss dsiIv < ~
nswspspefs, on The arrival or The sIrs y.
gill be noticed that . very large propyr,;-
srs suffering from debility. Every esss =
ihst kind cen b readily esred b. Ho.6ssS-
German Bisters Disesses resutinu y,.s.s
d'sorders 81 the diges,ivs ergsns sre ssssS-
removed. We have 10 h~esss,inr ~
'tsiing that, II these Bitters were s,..
used among orr soldiers, hundreds o. nv.
night % saved thst Otherwise viii 81 poss.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEiTS.
Bee shst ne signature o. C n. JAcx~
: On the WRAPPER Of rsrh bottle.
PRICE Pen BoTTLs IS cEsrs.
On HAtr Dog. ron 81 co..
should your nessess drugrist nos 49,
hs s%riiels, 90 not b put o. b. say ~ ~
n'ox'cs'ieg prcpssstioOs ,hss may b o6s~
9 10 ~ place. bot send 70 ", sod - vItr
orwsrd. securely packed. By sxpress.
- Principal Of5cs end Ms~uufacsoss.
10. 631 Arch Street.
JONES 4 EVANS.
tSuecsssoss to c. N. Jackson 4 c.,
Pr pviesora.
HFOR SALE IL Jssvsr. ), \ Fsr~A
A., snd Drugsis,s end Deslsrs u svesr
'~n - the Usi'sS ssstss.
FEB. ~, ioe4 ~.
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AONTH-.Agents wanted - ..u
- = Sewing Mscbines. W. .;,I -"
commission on oil machines sold
g. VINO will work for the sb.ve
n "o an expenses paid. Addres.
hLaaisros. & Co.. Dei,oi,. Mich.
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OFFICERS Or lUB0Is COUNTY.

rierk-HEsRv A. HoITHAus.
And''or-T HEoDs Ri SospEREAss.
T~reaSurer-E S~IEfHEx~sr
kseorder-AucUsT L,Tscner.
Sherif-H EsEy MAusrEL.
c~oroner--J g ALIEN.
Surveyors. WILLIAss.
VIZ H. GRKEs,
r - DAVIS. Co.~;..s....
@. NHHAus.
OFFICERS o. r%AissRrpGR Tsvpssip.
Breisse.
Trusfre-M. Keesr.
Csns'soies-A EcLert. II. Eaebses
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JASPER COURIER.

.GrTHE CINCINNATI TYPE FoUN,
pn Co., corner Of Vine and Lon.worth
Streets are cur agents In CincInnsu.
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TWO GOOD -


WANTED. ADD ONE GOOD WAGON
nAkEH. A good shop q Orwell. On n,
petersburg End jasper rosd. viii BE- comel..
'ed ~ : short time. ~ under one roof. ~
one 81 The bs~t stands il tho coun,,v-
STEADY work for two Blscksmifhs ana ~.
msser, cen b. hsd q ,bis point. !
WI either hire BY The yesr, and 6ed. :,
,u'a'sh : good shop, sd very comforssbI,
fos : msn win = family. Cree,
'ncucsmsnts will be offered bv calling a.
s''
Dec 10Th. IS64-1m
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Anthony AleimhauAer.

,p-.. ssc5islsaU AFF,
(kesidencs opposite Indian. Ho,.r 80. f,
HAos 'args stock Of D,v Goods G,ocs,
re- ? Notions. which he i d..i,on.
p.ooh"g "u' on no principle Of ..s,aa,,
p'on'' AID quick ~sales.' lie eives Mn.
"se' h's Prices, ard invites ,bo-. ~h,
N'7n ~ ony. 70 call ~ him :, NJ. b,..
up ma wagon, Man IN motion. AtI KIM.
= e'oo"rs TAKEN y exchange fyr sood..
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IrpsrkSDnNcr, Preston Co. "a. oh r.ix rsso
-. ArA. sir. ] have bern afflicted vifh ! 80
" e1lonr hhe1zaafirs for . long time. which lnf1.d ~
I'LL q phynciens, and stu K b NE IN stst~ n M ~
ssnedlesi could md. until I tined yuur ears.rsrsIia a.
rH..s cured me IN two weeks aud Restored nv ~~rsr.I
L..9s % much that ! am ir letter than b~fre i ~
~.u<o. THINK ~ wonderful ne.lidns. J. YREAn
suls. !. Getsheil. q &C. Loulk writes: . I h.v. -.
sm.t@l " y~srs with an cEo,on ~ az Lr<r. vhirh
ISsIvyeo my health itri~f svey thing. end every skip~
-ae1 - relieve me: and ! have t<en : broken du.n ms,
~ some years nrgn no other cause thsn d~ruro~-~rs ~
M.s.~r ny beloved rastor, the Rev. M Espr. sdviss4
~ your E<aparhla- h~ausr he said he 4 new Ven.
80 en{ tninT you made wNs worth trying. Nv H. hirs.s
ny o. ocd y hAs cured me. and has - rurfced nv 49,
~ nskss nev man ~ me - young arsin. r.
- l1At Can % s.ad q you b not half good enough
senerrus.Caneer Tumors. EuDsr~e-.~e-
The .B0nes.
4 ereai variety q casss have heen reported 70 q, vh~~
suIes = tnse hrmidsbie complaints have resulted 6o1
~ u.s. % this remedy, hut our srace here viii not sSrnie
nem- come ~ them may b. bnnd In cur Amer.
.mensc- which the arenfs below named sre rIr.~s -
sssn's1 Gsus - all ubo call fr them.
Dyspepsia. 1eart Disease. Fits. EusIe-
-, M~eianehe1y, KeuraIgia.
msny rsmarkabie cures q the<s Affections hsvs -
! ~ Ne alternative power Of thi- medicine. Il ssimu-
=. t.e Vita Functions into vigDrous arftcu. ana thr.
-ve,cones dierders which you'd b surpossd hsvoud ~
49,. snch : remedy has long been REQUIRED ~ NJ ~
ssss'lsee o. The p<rple, and - are con6dent shas a. MI
~ " mem ai uiAt medicine can Do.
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4irsouleus eure Or Rheumatism anu
Nssssleis. effected by Dr.. Robsck's Blood
pssiass and Blood Pills. Read the follow.
lnR.


vALP-RAIso. PARrER Co.. IHp.
Da. Q. w. RosAcE:-Dssr Sir. wri,,
THE fer the benefit OF The suferins suS a.
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AIeiss Frspcis. twelve yess old. has been
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n esustism. o. Neuralgia. She vas d.
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received 90 relief. bu' continued 10 grow
worse iIif che YES he'pe~s % an infant, her
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- TO esuss her TO suffer shs eost sxcruci,.
sisg psiss. end worn dowo 10 ; mere skeIe
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nssd. end l. nos ~comfosisbls sad going
. sehsol. W. believe your remedies 70 Be
The best ever tried.
You're wi'h great respect
A. 4. HENPHILL.
Mrs. n. HEMphILL.
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dee l7tb
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LIFE-LIAE PICTURES.
Notice i'm Partition.
Estate Of Samuel Smith, deceased.

In the matter ,d thel AT an Orphan Court held at
partition of the Real BlOOmEburg. in and for lha
Estate of Sam smith, county Of Columbia, on hurs.
deceased. day, February Wh l-t5.
On motion OF NJ. r. Jackson Esq lhc Court grant a
rule directed to Phinras Smith, Isaac smith, Jacob
Smith, Henry Smta, Aaron Smith, GiiberI ~ Fow Ter
ani Carh rine his wife, late Cahatinn SnIth daugh.
of said deccdcnt John NunkrssGr and Ernorl,
his wife late Eienora Smith daughter Of the said de
ccdent Andrew CroII ana Elizabeth, his Wife late
Eiig,bcth Smith daughter of the dfcedenl, Josiah
Bennett aud Charlotte his wife, late Charlotte Smith,
daughter of the dcctdeut and SAMUEL T.. Saith all
children OF said GcCedcrt and Gilbert II. Eowler
guardian Of W. Rightcr smith, miner and only
child Of Abraham smith deceased, who was son Oi
the decednni, heirs and lcga! representatives VI the
aforesaid Samuel smith. deceased.
You aud car of you are hereby required to be and
pear, at the next term Of said Count 10 be held
HloOmsburg on the FIRST Monday of May and nc
crpt usG the Real Ests uf said deeedent the
appraised valuation put upon it BY the Inquest duly
returned, or show cause why the same should not be
sold
Wtnes the Hon. william Elwell, President Judge OF
our said Orphans Court. at Bloomsbury, the yh day
OF February A u. IeGJ JESSE COLEMAN,
CLERK o c.
The parties interested will take notice of the above
Rule, SAMUEL SNYDER
Sheriffs Ohce slOom sburg.
March IS. 1878. SHFRrTr.
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TER hIBLE DISCLOSURES SECRETS FOR THE
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February is, lss5-3m.

Uniformity nf Prices "A New Feature Bussines
Every his own Salesman! JONES ~ CO. Of the
Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No. 2JI Marketsee
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia made ex.
pressly retail sales, have constituted every one
his saeman, by having marked in figures each
article ut the very lowest prce II be sold for they
cannot possibly vary-all must buy alike
The goods are well sponged anu prepared and great
pains taken with the making so that all can buy with
the full Assurance OF getting good article at the very
lowest price Also large stock o piece goods on hand
of the latest aud hest qualities which viii be made
order, in the fashionable aud best manner 25
per ccat, below credit prices.
Retcibcr the Crescent. in Market above Sixth street
2OI. JONES 4 co.
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Revised Fee Bill Of the
Co umbi & N lt): g ounty
III DEAL SDGlTYa
JANUARY lsT, 1865

Prescription, 50 eta 10 s,,0D
ORDINARY Visit in Town, Sl00
Each additional visit Same day. in
town, 50 cents.
Each additional case In family, in
Country or towa, 80 cents.
Ordinary vist out o { town within
one mile, ti.25
Each additional mile. or fraction ofa
,nlile, up To six miles, rs cents
Rising al night aud prescribing sl,Un
Visit at night double tn day visit.
Ordinary cases Of rarturitinn $500
Instrumental cases, ana such
quire turning, Sl5 90
Delivering Placenta SIS O0 to $500
Al after attendance, according to
or ordinary rates per vIsi;
Reduction Of Fractures & LuXItiDns,
major $1,000 to $3.50
Amputatnn Il leg or Arm $1,000 to $50 90
| Ampu atiun Of Finger or Toe, O. 80 to $1,000
Operation Tor fIare.lip, Stu,0O To Si000
| XclsIon of TOnsiis SlUu0 to SIS 90
! EXtirpatiOn ofTumors, SlHUU to S2i0O
} Vaccination. SIOO
Q Introduction of Cathetnr 5000 to So NO
Pot mort e1amn for Coroner, $1,000 TO $4,000
! Consultation within eight miles, $500 TO sis 30
Using TrOcar m Asciies, $1,000
specIllem Vaginal Examination, $500
Medicine in all cases extra.
January /, lai5
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ITO CONsUMPTIvES.-The undersigned having been
L restored 10 heulth IN few weeks by a very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with
severe lung aft, c'ion and that dread dis Con.
sumption ANXIOUS to make known to his fellow suf
fcrCrs the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send n copy OF the IRE
9 rpton .ed, free Uf cnargeJ with the directions
for preparing and using the same which they will find
a sure for CossuMPrIos, ASTHMA, bRoscnIrls,
COuGHs CoLps &c, The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted
and ,pread information which he cuncriyes to be in.
valuable ; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. as it will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, " illianisburg,
Kings County.
New York.
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f. administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF JACOB HARTzELL, JR Dec n.
4 FILTERS Of administration, on the Estate Of Jac1
L. lIarlzrll Jrr late of Mlihin township, Columbia
county, deceased have been granted by TIA Register
of Columbia cuunty, to the rude signed all persons
having claims against the Estate uf the dccedent are
requested present them to the Undersigned, rcsd.
ing in said tOwnSi Up, without Galay, and all person
indebted TO make payment forthwith.
JOHN II. uETLER, Admir-
January 29, lsG5.--Gw s3f
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Administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF JOHN SINGLEY, DECEASED.
4 ETTERS of adminis ration, On the Estate of JoIS
- SsGLEY late Of Geaver township, Columbia CO.,
deceased have been granted by the Register of Col.
umtaa county the undo, signed all persons having
against he Estate Of the decedent are rcqucs
ted PRESENT. them to the Undersigned residing in
sasd town ship without delay aud all persons indcb'
ted 20 make payment forthwith -
DANIEL 'SINGLEY,
DANiEL SINGLLY JR.
January e5, 1865 6w. s3+ Admrs
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first Sp .ag ArStvA-Mr. d. LowFN.
BURG, our eutsrprising Merchant Tailor,
ha. just returned from New York, with a
SUI b assortment OF Fashionable Spring
Csoih,ng, new styles OF Cloth and Vests,
Jewelry aud Notions generally, which can
be had cheap at the Bloomsbury Clothing
Emporium.
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bSg- Again, wo ask our subscribcrs,wh
may change their places of residence (to
day. to be prompt in notifying US Of such
ebapge, in order that wc may properly
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