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Etodl advertisements.
sHERlFF's sALE.

Pursuant TO the command Of On execution Issued
rom the Court Of Common pleas Of uTUll co.
Ohio, and 10 me directed. will fer for sale, at
public tui.cry, at the door Of the court house in
Carol ton, in said county, on the 22nd day Of Au-
gust, 1853 between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
and 4 O'clock NJ, following real estate, sit
uate in, or near, the town Of Malvern, to Uit:-A
part Of the northeast quarter Of section 90, town
ship l6, of range 6, bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at post 80 feet east Of lot No
80 Of said town, thence east 65 feet. to a post,
thence nOrthwardiy IS feet TO post east Of said
lot, No. SO, thence s0uthwardly 10 the southeast
corner Of said lot No So to the plice Of begin
ming; east OF the property Jacob Sho now occu-
pies and on main-street, st the east end Of said
town Of Malvern, on which is erect d a small dwell.
ling house or shop Taken under execution as the
property Of Jacob Sholl. Appraised at $50.
GEO. PUGH, Sheriff.
July IA. s53,---5w.---pr fee $500.
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II. MORRISON.
J. D. MORRISON
DcntistrD.

H.& ]. B. MoRRISO N respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of CarrolltoA and vicini.
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEU3ENVlLLE, OHIO,
and are prepared to attend to any and all Oper-
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No. 1870 Fourth St, north of Market,
Steubenville, Ohio.
They will visit Carrollton several times during
the year, of which notice will be given.
June l6. 1853.
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Harlem Springs.

| hereby notify the public that am fully pre-
pared to entertain all, in the best style.
The Table
viii be supplied with the best the country affords
and SLEEPING APARTMENTS furnished in most CON-
Portable and desirable manner.
The Stable
Will be provided with an abundance Of provender
and attended by careful ostler.
No pains will be spared to make the travellers
sojourn agreeable.
PARTIES can be accommodated with all they de-
sire, on the shortest notice.
Dec. II. SO. JOHN HlLBER /.
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Mrs, SWaDey'S School.

G. A. BOGgel, Wholesale agent for the sale of
Humme's Extract and Essence of Coffee, DR..
Locock's Pumonic Waters, Jew David's Hebrew
Plaster, The Horseman's Hope or Farmers
Friend, the American Worm Killer, Barrels lndi-
an Liniment and Vermi(uge, Hunts Liniment
TayIor's Indian Ointment, Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Pills, Hollands German Bittprs, and
a general assortment Of Drugs and Midicines,
at Eastern prices-trOsportation of.
Dec. 81, So
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An Ordinance.

In accordance with an act further defining the
power Of trustees of townships, passed March
l2th 1858, the trustees of Fox township. Carroll
county, Ohio, do ordain that from and after the
second Monday in June, 1853, any person or per-
sous known to keep or allow his house, store or
shop TO be kept as Il place of habitua resort ioI
lppng and incorporates, shl'l, upon convir
ton thereof, be liable to fine not less than hvt
dollars and costs OF suit, and in failure to ia!
the fine when judgment is rendered, the justice
or Probate Judge, as the case may be, shall COM
nit the defendant to the county jill not less than
five days.
2nd. Any person or persons known 10 sell or
give away intoxicating liquors to any person or
persons who are in the halil o getting Crank,
10 the injury Of themselves or families, shall, up
on conviction thereof, be punished according 10
the foregoing sector.'
ELEAZER ANDREWS,
DANIEL CLARK,
JOHN MARSHALL.
May 5, 1853. Trustees.
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SHOES, LADIES' CATERS of all colOrs, Jen;
ny Lind Slippers, with full assortment OF all
kinds of the very best make, on hand and for
sale, cheap, by CUMMINGS g. BRACklN.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as administrator
Of the estate of Thomas r. Harbuugh, deceased.
Those indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment; and those having claims against the
same will present them, duly authen ticated, with
in one year from this date.
DAVID ]. LEVY,
June l6, 1853 At. Administrator
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Marriaoes.

MARRIED-On the 18th inst, by Rev. N.
E. Gilds, Mr.. Geo. W. Best to Miss. Sarah E.
Moore, both Of Harrison Co. o.
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CARPET STORE.

to which we invite the attention of Western
Merchants and all others wishing to furnish
Hotels or Houses to give us a call. Remem-
Der the place No. lie Market Street, Pitts
burgh. Pa
Pittsburgh June 23d 1853,-1yr.
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Markets.
CARRoLLToN, JUNE %, 1853.
Sch oOl Telchers.

The school Examiners OF Corrol county will
hold meetings for the examination Of teachers,
at the Court House, in Carrolton, on Saturday
the 3Oth inst, and Saturday the 2O.h of Au-
gust.
Teachers desiring certificates will please be
present punctually at II o'clock A. M. on said
days. By order of the Board
July Ilth, 1858, A. S. Ramsey, Clerk.
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Notice.

At my inslancesan attachment was this dayis-
sued by Henry A. Slidgrr, Justice OF the Peace
in and Tor the township Of Centre, county OF
Carroll, against the property and fleets of
Thomts Mcilvran, nonresident of said coun-
ty. this 22d day OF D1cemNpr, 1859
HARVEY CCGSIT,. Pres't
of the Car oil county Road Company,
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Cook 6ere.

The pubic and "the rest of mankind are here
lv informed that am still living, and that | still
carry on the ,,,
TANNING & SADDLING BUSINESS
n New Harrisburgh, where may be found at all
times a splendid assortment Of
NEWS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES.
HARNESS, BRLDLES,
WRLPS, de-, de-,
Also great variety Of Boots ana Shoes.
I am determined to do cheap business and will!
assure those who give me call, that the articles
offered them, are made of the best stock, and got
up in the most substant | and elegant manner.
A good supply Of
LEATHER
OF all kinds always on hand.
Call and exam ne for yourselves, and am well
satisfied that you will 60 away fully convinced
that the place to get BARGAINS is at "PERRY's" in
New Harrisburgh.
M Cash paid for Hides & Skins all the
time.
SAMUEL G. PERRY
July 7, 1868.
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DRUGS! DRUGS!

The undersigned would inform his old customers
and "the rest of mankind that he is receiving his
Fall stock from the eastern cities, and that 1t is
the best stock ever offered in this market, my word
for it. G. A. RCEGEL, Druggist.
NnvpmhPT % so,
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N Otice.

At my instance an attachment was this day is
sued by John HAYS, justice of the peace of Rose
township, arroll county, against the property and
effects of Matthias Fisher, an absconding debtor.
March IL, 1868. UAViO SHAFFEk,
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Teachers SSCSiatiCn,
Hhc LaAI Gall.

AS this is the season of the year at which
wool is sold and wheat brought to market, | would
be glad those indebted to me either by note or
book account, would call and make payment
hose having open accounts will do well to have
them settled. If this call be not responded to at
ouce, will leave the accounts with the proper
officers for collection
May 26, 1858. ]. s. HUNTER.
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Notice..
ECLECTIC MALE & FEMALE
Institute, at tCarrOlltOn, ohio,

The Summer Term of this Institute will CON-
mencs on Tuesday the 10th of July, and continue
twelve weeks At the expiration Of this term, the
winter term will commence and continue sixteen
weeks.
As the subscriber will be alone this term he will
limit the number of pupils to twenty-five. No
Young pupils will be received but those who can
Read in the Third Reader and no deduction is made
for absence, unless occasioned through sickness.
Terms, $3.50 to $500 for summer terms. For
further information apply. to
Rev. NE. GILDS.
Carrolton July /, 1853.
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DUFFS MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
GstabIisbto in 1910.

Incorporated By the Legislature Of Pshsy ylVuhia,
with perpetual charter.
BOARD or THrsTEEs.
Hon. James Buchanan, late Secretary Of State;
Hon. William Wilkins, late Secretary Of War;
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter n. LoWriej
Hon. Charles Nsylor;
Gen. J. X. Moorhsad.
FACULTY.
p. Duff, Principal, author Of the "North Amer.
lean Accountant" Prof Of the Theory and Pfae-
tice Of DOuble-Enlry Book. Keeping, and Lecturer
on Commercial Sciences.
J. ID Williams, Professor Of Mercantile end or.
namental Penmanship.
N. D. Hatch. Esq, Of the Pittsburgh Bar Prof
Of Mercantile Law.
p. Hayden, A. M., Prof OF Mathematics, &c.
This Institution occupies five spacious apart
ments, and is considered the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States. What is said Of il by the most
eminent mercantile authorities 10 the country, and
Of the Principal as a Practical Accountant, a. an
experienced Teacher, and as an Author; ss also
OF his colleague, Mr. Williams as a Penman, will
be found in the pamphlet circular Of "a pages.
Duf's Bookkeeping, pp. 1872, Royal octave,
Harpers. Price SI,5O,-postage q cts. The
most perfect combination Of instruction and Prac-
tire published"
Dua7s Western Steamers Accountant--Pricc
81, postage 9 cents. "A perfect system for Keep
ing such Books and Accounts"
Merchants and steamers can always be supplied
with thoroughly. trained accountants
OF Send for Circular by Mail aprS '53
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Nfw O 600 s!

). HUSTON has removed to his new building
near the Railroad Depot where he is now receiv-
ing large stock of spring and summer goods,
which he offers for sale at very low prices for
cash or produce.
The attention Of the public is respectfully So
liciled, with thankful acknowledgements ior pas
avOrs.
CarroIIton April Is, '53.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19

Schools IN JoSEsDoRouoz.--We have here.
tofore published that the Odd Fellows Lodge of
this place had taken under its charge the Jones.
b?ro' Female Academy, situated on Mt Fair
shade to the west and that the Masonic Lodge
had taken into their hands the supervision of
Martin Academy situated to the south of town.
We presume that these associations will set
to work as soon as possible, and revive these in
Situations, and cause them to flourish in all their
pristine splendorand magnifccnce. Jonesboro'
Is as good a place as anywhere to have schools,
and there being no reason why we should not
build them. The people here are beginning to
see thismatter in its proper light, ard are COM
ing up to the rescue with willing heart and
open hand. As the result of these newly ava.
kened enterprises, both the Masonic, and Odd
Fellows lodges have lately had large accessions,
ind nearly all our citizens are members of eth
o. one or the other association.---Jonesboro
t1sna.) Journal.
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From the Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel, Feb. l6.
~ m

From the Augusta Chronicle { Sentinel, Feb. 16.
TRADE AND BUSINESS---The business
Of the week has been very good. There has
been fair demand for goods, and as the stocks
are increasing rapidly, the prospect for active
trade is hattering.
GROCERIES---The transactions in the Gro
Gerry trade, for the week, have been very fair for
the season. The dealers are receiving daily large
accessions to their stocks, which are, in many
articles, heavy. Prices are very firm, ard the
tendency in many articles in the line, is up
ward. In Coffee and Sugar, we note no change.
Molasses is rather lower, and Cuba is offered on
the wharf at % cents by the quantity. Iron
has advanced, and holders are looking for still
higher rates. Nails have also advanced, and
our quotations have been made to correspond
with the current rates, to which we would refer.
PROVISIONS--The supply of new Bacon is
good, and prices are the same as last quoted.
The demand is not large, and as decline is
anticipated, dealers buy cautiously. We note
no change in Flour, Of which there is an abun-
dant supply.
GRAIN.-Corn continues as last quoted.
There is fair demand and ample stock. Oats
have declined, as will be seen by our quotations.
Wheat is in good demand, at our quotations.
SALT-The late arrivals have increased the
stock, and prices have declined. See quotations.
EXCHANGE-Th rate for Checks on the
North continues at per cent premium.
FREIGHTS-The rates have undergone no
change during the week.
The River continues in good navigHble con-
dition, and STEAMBOATS, encounter 10 difficulty
in navigating.
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Later From Merico.-Advices from the CITY
OF Mexico to the twentieth ult-fve DAYS later
than those we published yesterday, have been
received By telegraph at New York from New
Orleans. They state that after the election Of
the members of Congress- So of them assem-
bied at private house on the 2lst January
fmpeached Ceballos and elected Osorio, the
governor Of Pnebla rs President Gd-intrim--
but the latter declined to accept the Office.
The garrison of the City of Mexico had pro-
nounced in favor of the plans of Gaudalaiara,
recognizing Ceballos as President of the Re,
public, and other cities have fallowed the exam
pie.
The Siglo says the revolution is ended; the
plan of Gaudalajara is now the political faith of
the whole country.
General Genio, the Minister of War, had
sent communication to Uraga, requesting
him to repair Immediately to the Capitol, as no
ministry, would be formed i'll his arrival. IRA
ga was preparing to put his forces in motion to-
wards the Capitol.
The Siglo says it was reported that URAGA
had intimated his willingness to recognize CO.
BALLos as the Executive ad interin,-and the
present Congress, on condition that they reform
the constitution.
CEBALLos issued proclamation on the oath,
opening the ports of Macmillan, San Bias, Tam
plco, Vera Cruz, and Camargo.
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The Cincinnati Nonpareil says that there is
man in that city SO passonatly fond of music
that he mistakes his wife for base drum, ght-
", and beats her like the mischief.
Emmcrson says, Adhesivenes5 is a large clc-
uent of success. Genius has glue on its feet and
will take hold on a marble slab. Out of pine
ior Yankee will white Judgeship, seat
IL Congress, mission to England The first
part of economy is to do your peculiar work;
the second is to do it by system
"My dear what shall we name bud?" "Why,
husband, I've settled on the name of Peter
"Oh, don't" replied he; ~ never liked Peter,
for be denied his Master" "Well, then" re-
piled the wife, "what name do you like?" 81
Should like the name of Joseph" "Oh, not
that" said his better half; II can't bear Joseph,
for he denied his mistress"
The Wheeling Intelligencer says that there
has been another advance in the price of nails.
The prices in Wheeling are firm, with sales at
$3.50 for ten DIS, with the prospect of still
further advance.
Mrs. General Gaines, it is said, is about TO
enter another suit to recover the large amount
of property claimed by her in Louisiana. The
suit will be based upon the will Of her father,
the late Daniel Clark.
Col. JAMES H. BARD, of Etowah Iron Works,
Ga, arrived in our town to day. He is engag-
ed in buving wheat for that establishment, and
pays liberal prices.
President Fillmore, by contribution Of l.,
900 by number ofhs friends, has been made a
life member of the American Colonization Soci-
ETY..
The Hon. VIM. Wright, recently elected United
States Senator by the New Jersey Legislature,
was formerly Wing, but advocated the claims
of General Pierce during the late Presidential
election.
Wheeling contains population of 10000, $50
mercantile establishments, and does $6,OOO,OOO
worth of manufacturing daily.
The Troy Times learns through the Spiritual
mediums" that Napoleon and Wellington are
having terrible times down thar.
1bove and JcLorc.--Fivc and six stories above
the level ofthe earth, and two or three under
ground, is the order of building in New York.
ray- The Memphis Equirer says: We no
tice sales of J, 900 Tennessee coupons at Phila-
delphia on the I'D, at 941.
An Australian steam ship company is in the
course of formation in New York.
mar RoLFE S. SAUNDERS, Editor Of the Shell
byville Expositor, passed through our town TO-
porro,c, Sunday on his way TO Knoxville.
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NOTICE.
FIGURING MILLS.

TE7HE UNDERSIGNED, euccessors to William B.
Lcnoir & Sons. and /. P. Lenoir & Co., have
their COTTON FACT0RY and FL0URING
HILLS in complete operation and viii continue 70
manufacture COTT0Y YARNS and FL OUR Of rs
good quality heretofore made by the above mention
cd firms. We are now prepared to Eli orders good
terms for Gotten Yarns from Ave to nine hundred,
Cotton Batting, Bed Cor3s,and Pl0w Lines; Family,
Superfne asd Fine Flour; Corn Meal, Wheat Bran,
and Shorts.
Persons from distance who como with Z wagon
load Of grain in the evening have it ground by
ten. and in most eases By h o'clock next morning.
Wewiil receive Wheat at oar Warehouse tbs
river and retETn the Flour, charging only two cents
bushe for hauling from and TO the river, and TWEEN
tyve cents each lot for receiving and forwarding;
to be paid IN money, when the wheat is sent out
Of the wheat ct its market price.
WIZ LEEOIR L BROTHERS.
Jan 60 Is53-3n
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Commercial.
LOuDON, Feb. Is.


Business has been active during the past
week. The weather has been fair, closing the
week with rain and snow.
BACON--..I Is rather on the decline. About
100000 lbs. has been shipped on the Railroad
for the South Prices ranged between 8C99c.
FLOUR---Found ready sale at prices ranging
atfrom SO 1901. Sales reached 1878 barrels
at these rates.
WHEAT.--Is in active demand at 75c. e bu.
1900 have been shipped during the week, and
large additional amount would find ready SALE
See the advertisement of GEORGE W. LEWIS,
who wishes to purchase $4,000 bushels.
OATS--About 1000 bu.were sold at 20(e.24c
2 bushel. POTATOES---Are dull; 200 bu.
at 3Oc. EGGS---Have declined, 1000 doz.
were sold at 6!c.
BUTTER---Is worth l21, at which rate lO0o
pounds were sold.
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Sf~ECS.7 Il sH'GE4 SsS To s4EEL{ CT.ED
NTICHELLs INDIAN RHEUMATIC EXTRACT AND
w BLOOD PURIFIER; q certain cure for either In
hamutory, Chronic or Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and Gout. This valuable remedy stands without ri
val in the history Of discoveries in this or any other
country in curing those painful and parllysing dis
eases in their various FERNS The vast number who
have been cured by the Of this Extract and Blood
Purifier during their discovery, demonstrates this
fact. Not only recent acute chronic, or inHamatory
cases. but the cid chronic of ten, twenty, and
even forty years standing, when they had not cnly
tried every other internal and external remedy of
which they could near but ct great expense had Wis
tied the various Watering places without obtaining
relief-some wEo were reduced to skeleton,
their flesh without and limbs paralysed-tkess have
been permanently cured, are now enjoying excellent
health all, 20 follow their former avoeaons with
their usual agilityrOm the of these medicines.
These facts fully subsaintated by published tes
timOny that cannot be gainsayed; but can be vOuch
ed for by thousands Also, Mi,chell's Indian Dior
rh9d Cordial and Cough Drops, stand unrivaled in
curing pulmonary dseases-aHy affection Of the lungs,
coughs, colds, &c. and everything of the nature
of Diarrhoca by the Of Diarrhoea cordial can be
speedily stopped, whether chornic or acute long or
short standing. To be had at the Drug Store Of DR..
81. 4. kE%'sCy, LoUDoy, Tenn.
Tue subscriber also has an Infrmary in the city Of
Nashville, Gu tie corner Of Vine and Demumbrane
streets, fer the reception and accommodation Of inya-
lids wishing to under his immediate and person
81 care lie WILL moreover cure the following dsel-
Dyspepsia, Ulcers, Colds, Coughs Cancers Piles
Sore Eyes Serofla, Diseases Of the skin Diarrhoea
Gravel and Asthma. Females suffering from i-regu-
arties; nervousness and debility can be permanent
ly cured. Diseases Of peculiar character, guar
antee to in few days, without offensive or
deleterous medicines. InvaliGs from any section Of
the country, by addressing letter post paid stating
the symptoms OF their disease, and enclosing fee Of
at least from 50 TO S. as compensation for trouble
&c, can have medicine and direction forwarded to
then, in any way they may direct. j. MITCHELL,
Indian Botanic Doctors 0fice Market street doors
from the Public square, sign Of the Indian, Nash
vile, Tennessee. feb19, 1S53-I4oy
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EOGE egg FOR TYTFg
AMERICAN GARMENT GUTTER,

'ENHE most simple plan and correct system ever Of
L fered to the Public, Young beginners have
ly to buy this work, to make themselves master of
the art Of Cutting ard Making The plates and iii
rectiosn are SO plain that they neod no tutor.
Ea5>To those persons wishing to travel, great in
ducements will be offered in the purchase Of State
and County rights; books by the wholesale &C., &c.
AGENTS:
n. T, WuIrE, Of Knoxville, Tenn, will sell the
Rights OF the counties Of Knox, Sewer and Jeaer-
son, and all above that.
J. w. & S. z, 0'BRIES, Proprietors the eLoudon
Free Press" wiz act as Agents in our absence.
TERMS:
The Book &C., will be furnished by the Publish
ers or Agents a. S. 90. 50 OF Without verDai
InsrrucIohs, by addressing post Paid letter con-
tanning So 90 TO z. II. Minton Co.. Ioudon, Tenn
Z. II. MINTON & Co,
feb12-tf-l3 Publishers e Proprieters.
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Freights aud Transportation,

DeIrecH LUNuOH, CHtTfS8tOH ana NdtdnRnh.
Ores Coal, Hay, Marble, Bar Iron, Stoves, &C., by
the Car load Of 5000 lbs-per ton S1I so.
Live Stock, per Car load Of 1000 lbs.-I13 co.
Wheat, per bushel, IS cts. Flour per barrel S175.
Flour per Car load Of so barres-Sl rs.
Bacon, Beef, Pork, Ice Dried Fruit &C., in sacks,
boxes and barrels, per hundred-60 cents
Corn, (56 lbs to bushel Peas Beans, Rye, Meal,
Rice Flour, Sweet Potatoes, in barrels or sacks per
bushel---25 cents.
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SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. II, 1853.
Savannah Wholesale Prices Current.

Racon-Hams l3(@l5; Shoulders 84G9i-
Beef New York Mess, 8 Dbl. u 5O@l3 co.:
Prime Z SOFAS. Flour-P barrel 607:50;
Buckwheat75c q Is lbs. GRAIy.-Corn, retail
8O065 p tushel, wholesale 60(970; Lard p bbl.
l3@I5. Pork, Mess, Western 3 Dbl 10000
2l:J0; Prime l7:OO@l8:0O; Mess New YORK,
2O:0002l:00. Oats 5O955. Peas 1890.
Dried Peaches $2:5O93. Butter 2G93O.--
Coffee 949lO2; Sugar 6!(972i Molasses ESQ
30; Salt, a sack, Sl:25.
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Caloric Eagiac on the Ohio---We are informed
that irresponsible business house in this city
has contracted for the building of first class
packet boat, to run hence to St. Louis or New
Orleans, which is to be propelled by caioric
engines. All honor to the men who first intro
duced Ercsson's engines on the Ohio.
GIN Gazette
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A young urchin being severely reprimanded
by his mother for saying "uELL," remembered
the chastisement, and on the following
Sabbath when the minister in preaching
used the word, leaped up and exclaimed
@By jingo! if You had my mother 10 deal with,
you wouldn't swear that way without Citing
licked, know"