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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-03-08
Democratic Nomination.

AT Harrisburg, on Monday, Hon. Heis-
ter Clymer, of Berks county, was nomina-
ted for Governor by the Democratic State
He succeeded in making
the landing on the fourth ballot.
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.XECUTOR'S NOTICE

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
~ Letters testamentary on the estate OF
William G. Williams, late of Ebensburg
borough, Cambria county, have been granted
to the subscriber, residing in Cambria town
ship. All persons indebted to said estate
will come forward and make payment, and
those having claims against the same VIII
present them probated for settlement.
THOMAS w. WILLIAMS, Executor.
March l. 1866 ct.
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nISSOLUTION.-
IL The partnership here tofvre existing
between Thos. 3. Moore A. A. Barker, Evan
D. Evans and David Lewis, under the name
and style of MOORE, BARKER & CO., en-
gagged in the manufacture of Lumber, has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent,
A. A. Barker and Evan D. Evans having sold
their interest to Thos B. Moore. All debts
of the firm will be settled by Moore s. Lewis,
who still continue the manufacture of Lum-
ber at the old mill.
MOORE, BARKER & CO.
February %, lS66-3t
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~ ITCH ITCH! ITCH !-SCRATCH !!
SCRATCH ScRATcHl- Wheaton's Ointment ,vil
cure the Itch an l8 Hours Also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Ch;lblairs, and all Eruptions
of the Skin. Price so cents. For sale by all
Druggists.
By sending6o cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, ITO Washington street, Boston,
Mass, it will be forwarded by mail, free of
postage to any part of the United States.
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DKICES REDUCED
4 gOHNSTOWN MARBLE vi
The subscriber has jast received 4
and handsome invoice of
TT.4EI1N AND ANERTC4N N4l
comprising the largest and finest stocE
kind ever brought TO Johns1eswny =:
tablishment. on Franklin Steeef, whe7
prepared, with an adequate force Jf
enced and skiIlfuI Workmen, to exec
kinds Of
MONUMENTS, TOABSTONES,
MANTELS, TABLE TOPS,
BUREAU TOPS, &C. &C.
as cheap as they can be purchased II
the cities.
A large stock of GRINDST0NES on
and for sale low.
Articles of my manufacture can be p
sed at the Hardware Store of AT.
Huntley. in Ebensbuag.
RS Prompt attention paid to order
a distance, and work delivered whe1
red. JOHN PA
November so, I865-tf
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CTRAY.-
- Came to the premises of the subscriber,
in Allegheny tp., in the month of December
last, two-year old BULL, red and white
spotted, with right ear off. The owner viii
come forward, prove property and lake him
away, otherwise he will be disposed OF accor-
ding to law.
SIMON BENDER.
March /, Is66-3t.
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March /, Is66-3t.
7 LLOYD & CO., bankers

Il LO O OO'j
IL EBENSBURG, PA.
R9- Gold, Silver, Government Loans and
other Securities bought and sold. Interest
allowed on Time Deposits. Collections made
on all accessible points in the United States
anu a General Banking Business transacted
March ], 1966-tf
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B9- Gold tumbled down to 1891 on
- = So
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MUSIC TEACHERS and Dglrp,,
be supplied with Sheet Musie Ing Ir..l
Books, Pianos, Organs or MelodeOas,n nT;
sale prices.
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Wholesale Agents for
VIM. A. Pond L Co.'s, Boardn.,
Co.'s, VIM. Knabe l. Co.'s, and ~
class Piano-Fortes,
and
Cahart, Needham & Co.'s Nerp.,
gsns, Melodeons. Church Harmon;rrH H''I
Also,
J. D. i H. W. Smiths America n
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$50! .7sl
WE'D
ON A PIANO-FORTFr
$40! $40! $50 $40,
WE'D
On AN ORGAN OR MELODPor
By sending yOtfr Orders 10
o. j. WILLARD
No. SAT BROADWAY. NPw
PIANO-F0RTE AND MUSIC DP9J
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Be10ars,of limitations and IaferiOr Waters.
The eorks Of all genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded on the side Of the
cork, thus:
{ CoEeREss WATER, EMPIRE WATER,
q. 4 e. S. Co. @. &E!S. 90.
(Coruuprau VI .-vB
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Crop Prospects in Georgia.

The CROPS AND THE FREEDMEN. this
is q subject in which all are equally in
terested we have taken some pains to
ascertain the condition of the crops
and the conduct of the freedmen of
this county. We find that our planters
are in better spirits than they were at
the commencement of the year, at
which time everybody seemed to be
despondent, as the freedmen evinced
but little solicitude or even inclination
to engage their services for the present
year. Generally, the freedmen are
working very well, and planters tell US
that their crops are in forward state
of advsncement-many of them having
better prospects than usual.
The wheat prospects are excellent +;
and, if no misfortune happens, splen-
did yield will be harvested beyond a
doubt 4 good deal of cotton has been
planted, and large profits are expected
by planters The crops are also good
with excellent stands. If the freed
men will only hold out faithful unto
the end, this fall, we may expect rea-
sonable degree of prosperity to smile
upon this section of Georgia, and the
freedmen will find that honest labor
will be amply rewarded the ensuing
year. Planters generally, are paying
their laborers very good wages.-La-
Grange Reporter, ApriL 27th.
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General s. Z. Cary.

We noticed some days since that
General S. f. Cary, of Cincinnati, had
been appointed the Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue for the First Congressional
District ol Ohio, vice r. NJ w. Taylor,
removed. This appointment has been
made the occasion of attacks by the
press of Cincinnati on General Cary
and the President, which are totally
uncalled for and unwarranted. Mr..
Taylor is doubtless all the Commercial
and Gazette claim for him, yet is he a
better man or more competent for the
position than General Cary2 Because
this is one of the most profitable Off
ces within the gift of the Government,
is it any reason why a highly respeeta-
bic, retired old gentleman, who has no
other claims upon the Union party,
save that he walks or rides to the polls
and votes for its candidates, should en-
Joy this lucrative position, to the ex-
clusion of gentlemen of equal ability,
character and business qualifications,
who have spent a greater portion of
their time during the war, in canvass
ing the Northern States in behalf of
the cause of our common country2
General Cary travelled over and can
vassed large portion of this State, at
three different times during the war,
to assist il recruiting the new as
well as the depleted regiments of In
diana volunteers, and we bear willing
testimony to the success which attend.
ed his efforts in this matter, and for
which the Executive of this State felt
called on to thank him in behalf of
himself and the loyal people of In
diana. In addition to his labors in be-
half of the Union cause in this State,
General Cary has canvassed several of
the Eastern States in behalf of the can
didates and principles of the Union
party, and any person acquainted with
the facts will not question but that his
labors in that line were as effective and
contributed as much toward the sue
cess and triumph of our party in those
States, as that of any of the distinguish
ed gentlemen and statesmen who par
ticipated in the csnvassses referred TO.
In the appointment of General Cary
the President has rewarded a most
faithful and jealous Unionist, an hon
orable, high minded christian gentle
man. whose business qualifications are
not inferior to those of the officer who
preceded him, and we predict that in
The administration of his Office he will
give entire satisfaction to the people of
the edistrict.-IadianapOhs Journal
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HUGH McCULLoCH,
Secretary of Treasury.
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BAD CoTToN SEED-SICK OF THEIR BAR
GAIN-The Middle Georgia News, o.
the 26th, published in Madison, says:
We understand the planters in Nor
gan county are becoming greatly ex
oited about the decayed cotton seeds
The supply of seed is very short and
they are failing to come up. The
Northern farmers who have purchased
farms in this county are becoming dis
Observation-Disclosures hands have had the
small pox, some of them typhoid fever,
and now the prospects of failure in
the cotton crop from rotten seed cause
them to apprehend disappointment.
They speak also discouragingly of ne
gro labor, and see from practical ex-
pertinent that it is unreliable.
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COTToN PRosPECTs.- in this
region begin to talk very gloomily
about the coming cotton crop. Most
of them planted old seed. A great
deal has not sprouted atall. Some has
come up, quickly turned white and
died. Many farmers are looking for
new seed, while others are replsnting
the old. New seed is scarce, and COM
mand high prices. We are told of some
farmers who have reploughed their cot
ton fields and planted corn. The ma
jority of freedmen are doing well
Those work best who do so for part of
the crop. We are told that in many
cases negroes will not permit their
wives to work in the fields. They want
them to stay at the cabins and care for
the children. This takes from the
plantations great productive labor and
adds much to the consumption (for
which no return is made) of the coun-
try. Cotton prospects st this juncture
of affairs are not flattering Changes,
however, may occur.-C0hHabHs Saa,
April 90.
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OhIOA0Oi n -
Couldock the actor is in disrepute at
Quincy. A few nights since he was
playing at the theater, and sstonished
his audience by Withdrawing near the
close of the first act, saying he could
not play with such acting as was in the
other parts. Manager Duff announced
that the theater was indefinitely sus-
pended. This action on the part of his
stars, Couldock and daughter, derang-
ing all his plans, he has arrested Mr..
COuldOck,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

C'AREY SMITH, Nos. SC aud ss Union street,
" (up stairsl represent the following Companies
4htna OF Hartford, Security, Msnha'tsn, Meiropoli-
tan, Ph0sniK and KnickeTbocker LIE of New fork
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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WEATHER AND CRoPs. - From every
section of the country we hear the most
favorable reports of the wheat crops
Considering the difficulty under which
the farmers have labored, an unusually
large quantity of land has been soWn
in grain, and if no disaster befalls it an
abundant crop may be looked for.
Heavy rains, accompanied with Sc
we're winds, have fallen during the
past ten days, and the weather has
been quite cool for the season, causing
some apprehension of frost. The
weather, however, has moderated and
thesky iS once more clear, and we trust
no such calamity will be visited upon
our people, who are in such urgent need
of a bountiful harvest Dalton Georgian.
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TT1NNT1ssEF1 WED NEsDAY. MAY 2. 1866.

verse of a statuette of man is care
fully carved that emblem of Christian
ity, the cross.
Whence this race or what their fate
is a mystery. The existence of this
city was unknown to the Aztecs, and
not 8 tradition concerning them is ex-
tsnt among the Indians, who, when
spoken to respecting them, reply, An
! tique," " Antique" The doors of the
houses were generally closed with
rocks, showing the abandonment of the
city to have been preconcerted move
ment; but whether this was caused by
civil wars, fears of savage foes or earth
quakes, is mere conjecture.
Gen. Lyon will make thorough ex-
ploration of the Metaltaloyuca country,
and his report will be received with
rare interest. If the few letters re-
ceiyed at the Capital from the party
state facts, the lost city viii cause a
commotion in the literary world, as its
development must throw light upon
the history of the lost race of America.
The Spanish party who visited it in Oc-
tober say the ruins bear little resem-
OA0dOO W bAOoO Va uCdb14y VI any
other portion of Spanish America; and
their paintings and sculpture show
them to have been fully as far ad-
Eanced in the arts and sciences as the
most enlightened European nation of
their own day.
The statements of the Spanish party
must be received with many grains of
allowance. Americans who have tray
eiled through Yucatan, and other old |
settled States of Mexico, concur in the
opinion that every fact is greatly exag-
gerated, and that the lost city is but |
the ruins of some Spanish city, de-
serted by its inhabitants during the |
slave insurrection early in the present |
century. No record of such city is
to be found in the Mexican archives,
and if ever under Spanish rule its ex-
istence had faded from the public |
mind. The country is filled with ruins
of most remarkable character. And |
which q casual observer would pro-
nounce to be four or five centuries old,
but which are known to have been the
abodes of elegance and luxury within
eighty years.
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IMPORTANT LETTER rpoW TIE TREAsUE-

IMPORTANT LETTER FROM TIE TREAsUEY
The following important letter was
issued by the Treasury Department to-
day:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 2S.
Notice Is hereby given that the Treas
urer of the United States, the Assistant
Treasurers of New York, Philadelphia
and Boston, and the United States de-
positaries at Baltimore and Cincinnati,
have been directed to discontinue, from
this date, the receipts of deposits on
account OF the temporary loan, except
those intended for clearing house pur-
poses.
(Signed) HUGH MoCULLoCH,
Secretary of Treasury.
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Summary.

~ A Physiological View Of MarrIag o.
Containing nearly pages, and l3U hns Plates
and EngrsWngs Of the Anatomy Of the human o.
gtns in stale OF nealth and Disease, with Irea-
use on EaTiy Errors, It's DeplOrsDIe Consequences
upon The Mnd and Body, with the Auth0r's Plan
OF Ireatment-the only rational ana successful
mode Of cure, as shown By the report oi cases
treated. truthful adviser to the Married and
those Contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
Of their physical cOndluon. sent tree OF postage la
any address, on receipt Of Z5 cents, IN stamps or
postal currency BY addressing Dr. LA CkUlA No.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y.
The authOr may % consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which his book treats either person
the world. octtg-grn
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Our CRoPs-The crops in our county
are growing well, and promise a fair
yield. Most Of the wheat was frozen
out last winter. Intelligent farmers,
however, estimate the yield of wheat at
from one third 70 one half crop. Fruit
was not materially injured by frost,
and from present prospects We antici-
pate al abundant yield. Oats and corn
are looking remarkably well. No cot
ton up yet-Ltneoln Ns0s, April 2Stk.
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Bachelors Hair DYE!

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black or natural
Brown, without InJuring the hair or skin.
Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold
BY all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. BatchelOr. Also,
RegeHcratiHg Extract Of Ahiefcurs, for
Restoring and Beauty fyiHg the Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEW YORE.
sepl5-ly
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$ UEFE e Is RS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!!
TARRANT Co:

TARRANT 4 Co.:
Gentlemen-I am resident Of Curscoa and have
been disposed TO write TO you concerning the real
value oi your SELIIER APERIENT as a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. I desire 10 express
70 you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
SEuiIER has done my wife.
FOR four or I'VE years my wife has been sadly
aIhlcled with Dyspepsia, and after being under the
treatment OF several Doctors for two three years.
she was hnally induced 70 seeB the advice Of q
learned Physician, Doctor Cabislis, Of Venezuela,
VBSCEkT SELTZER APERIENT, she began 10
Improve at once, and IS now PERFECTLY WELL
feel It to be my duty for the good Of humanity to
make this statement, feeling thai medicine so val
uable should be widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
5. d. O. HENRIQUER,
New York, June %, '65. Merchant, Curacao, s.A.
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Go to Bryant, Stratton 4 Co.'s Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, PenmanshID, CONNER
clal Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIshiP, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON K co.
OCtl3-Iy.
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOilst soap, in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, ~
mild and smOIIsnt in its nature, frasrantIy
scen,ed, and extremely beneficial in lis action
upon The skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. lieb9-Iy
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We Ask

The suffering millions IN our land to give this
remedy trial convinced thst by its timely Use
many may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Sick Headache Dizz-
ness, Indigestion, Eles, CostiVeness, Bilious At
tRcksi Liver Complains, Rheumatic Affections &c
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with eS. h bot
ue, and do not Use the medicine against the adUce
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRANT 4 CO., az
Greenwich street, New YORK.
- foT sale uT All Druggists. my4 "
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HOME AGAINIl

HAVING returned again with large
stock of
Trimmings, VVorsteds. Zephyr.
&c, &C,
10 the old home, 1 would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that We will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, FIinges,
&c., &c,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME 4 CO.,
noVl-d No. Union street
VOICE FROM VICKsBURa.-
VIcksaURa, Miss, Aug. ., 1868.
DR. John B'di-Dear SIR; ] am ha5py 10 state TO
you that have "a ed your valuable LedrOu Bittsrs
with great benefit " myself, IN general debility and
prOstEauOn Of NY system pTOuuced By the uu-
healthy and mia-Instic influence OF the dssissippi
uYer around Nicksburg, having been with Gensf.l
Grants army throughout is wnOia southern cam
pagn- lconhGenty recommend is uss 90 all per
sons who aIo exposedto unhealthy climates.
h. w.. FOaLE.
Agent U. 8 Sanitary Commiasiou.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. I6. lsss.
On the 23d Of JCiy last submitted through An
agent Of mine, 70 the Medical Director Of ne De-
psrtment Of the Amy Of the Cumberland \ stul-
pie OF my Cedron Bltters, for inspection, and re-
quested IL after analysis, be iOuna it mertorsus 10
sanction and approve its use among our soldiers.
1he following Is the Medical directors reply and
also Gen. hoseerans' permission 70 snip 3UJ dozen
o. once, 70 have Il sUid ~ suffers.
J0HH BULE
81 am satisfied that CedrOu Btters viii do no
harm % any one 70 taken properly and iu modera-
ton. ses no objection 10 Dr. Bul . being permit
ted 10 dispose Of It 70 suffers
HEsEY A. THURsroE
surgeon and Medical Director, DC"
HEADQUARTERS DEPART. or TINS CuMaEaIAsB
NASHVILLE, TEsS., July a, 1868.
Dr. John Bulls agent. Mr. -, has pernissi6n
10 ship 70 Nashville, Tenn, Z5 gross or 3Oo dozen,
Of Bulls Cedron Bitters, for sale 70 suffers IN tbs
army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are
10 be complied with strictly.
By command Of MaI. Gen. Rosecrans.
WM- n WmRs
Major and Provost Marshal General
For sale, Whoesale aud retail b. BERRY, De.
MOVILLE CO., Nashville, Tenn.
OctlT-tu sat daW3m
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NOTICE -HsUng suggested to the Clerk Of the
~ County Court OF Smith county, the insolvency
Of the estate Of " House, deceased, | hereby
notify a persons having claims against the said es-
tate 10 ile them with the Clerk Of said Court on OF
before the first Of october next for pro rats Of said
estate properly auth enhcaed, or they will be for
ever barred. and all persons indebted to sald es-
tate viii come forward and make payment imme-
diately. This, April oh, 1866
B F G SMITH, Admir-
aprl0-W4t' ofG House, decd.
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Ginseng, Feathers. Reeswax.

II 'hE highest market price viii be paid, 10 goods
a or cash. az the Drug Store Of r. p Jenkins
20, no. % North Market street, Tom Wells old
slano) ior Ginseng Feathers and BeesEax.- Az
nllcn as 1O0o0 la Ginseng wanted.
tanl6-d
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Consumption, Scrofula,
Rheumatism &c.

II EGEMAN Cos GENUINE MEDICINAL COD
Ii LAYER Ou has proved, by twenty year,
experience, the most valuable remedy in use A.
While u cures the disease gives strength and esn
70 the patent Warranted pure and made from
Fresh Liver, with great care without any artificial
bleaching. Sold By Druggs,s.
HEGEMAN q CO.,
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o. RECEIPT OF One Dollar.

VIII furnish printed Instructions By which any per-
son can acquire business adapted both 10 cfnes
and villages, and by which they can secure hand
some income. inyelds even, can do well byit as
Il Is no Peddling afaT, but business that IL hebv
respecianle Five dollars vii buy everything ne
eessary 70 commences the business with, and 10
more tnan pay the expense of getting estahHsbad
The articles can be procured a ost snvwbeTe -
! preferred, can furnish them. Address L.OJTI8
!. hEkIOci No. lS5 Grand Str set, New York, (1p
laiFs.) nnar,ss-i1n,N- N-P
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DESCRIPTION OF THE CITY.

After a dangerous and wearisome
work the lost city was finally reached,
and for the first time the foot of the
Anglo Saxon pressed its streets. With
awe and wonder the party gazed upon
the works of an eXtinOt race. Trees
hundreds of years old were growing
among the ruins, showing that the city
had been abandoned before the days
of Cortez, and the architecture of the
buildings is of an order before un.
known upon this continent Some few
houses are in q tolerahle state of pres
ervation, and still hsbitable, while
their wall are sdored with paintings of
rare beauty and merit Carved door
ways and images abound in every
street, evincing in their former inha6-
itants knowledge OF the fine arts not
found among the most civilized aborig-
inal races. Most remarkable of all is,
some of this sculpture indicates among
the people the existence Of the Christ
ian religion. Places of worship are
said to be numerous, and upon the re-
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Y sMOLANDER,B.
TAKE NO OTHRR
AdminIstrator's a Notioa.

HAVING qualified as Administraaor on the g.
HI tate Of John II. Hall, deceased, this IL 10 no
uy All perzons having claims against sad estate 10
ME them with me within the time prescrhed by
Law, they will be barred and thoss iudshfs-d to
come forward and make payment.
'snls-H JOHN HU. SMITH. Admir-
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UILsON, J. W. Co.-Manufacturers and
w Wholesale and Retail lealers Iu TiS, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.