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Eachio1-Wcrld's Fair.


The Crystal Palace, it is now settled,
will open splcndidly, and surely, on the
10Th ofJnly; and every body is arranging
to be in Gotham. The watering places
will suffer. None of them, however,
more seriously than Old Point. The
summer and pleasure travel is setting
another way. We regret this: for in the
days of the TRENCHES, Old Point was a
glorious place, always filled with people
of taste, elegance and refinement. With
out plenty of good company Old Point is
unendrable-wijh its scorching sun
knee-deep sand, shadeless grounds, and
serf1ess baths.
NEW H1sTORICAL SOCIErY.-We notice
in the Philadelphia Chronicle that the
"American Baptist Historical Society"
has issued an address to the public
through its Secretary, Horatio G. Jones,
Jr., esq. 1t is pleasing document to
those fond, as we are, Of historical re-
search. All documents pertaining to the
history of that denomination are requested
to be forwarded to the care of Rev. R.
Lexley, 1lS Arch street, PHILADELPHIA.
Letters pertaining to the business Of the
new Society should be addressed to Mr..
Jones, at his law office, A South Fifth
street.
The institution has our cordial good
wishes for its success.
1.-The military of Philadelphia are to
parade on the Fourth Of July.
What say the military of Washington?
Will they assist in the anniversary cele-
bratlon Of American Independence!
1.-The proceedings of the Anti-License
Meeting will be found on the fourth pace.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-18
C0PP'S SALOON.

TINE PISTOL GALLERY is in excellent or
der having heen newly arranged and ft-
ted up. The BOWLING SALOON also. Every
article required to give satisfaction to persons
fond Of bowling or shooting kept constantly al
hand. As usual, MEAS will be Furnished
when called for, at any hour IN CIV
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\ Arrangement now having been made to
"A have constant and regular supply Of
warm weather. al! during the sumner months,
the most pleasant and safe an:id0,c 10 which
Is ICE CREf II and MINERAL IfiYER
which may be found in perfection at
MADAME HUNTERS.
on Pa. "a; red sign extending across tie
june l6-t parGuettc
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-18

" The recent primary contest of the
Democracy Of Baltimore was conducted
with much bitterness. We have never
known such personalities as were pub
lished by members Of the same party
against each other in the Baltimore SIN.
to be used before, by any party. 1t casts
the old war, which was waged by the
two great parties Of the country, on the
United States Bank question, entirely in
the shade. If the Wings of Maryland do
not profit by the dissensions of their
Democratic opponents, it will because
they are struck with political blindness.
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& DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION.
resk~A
r".S-S.-5----s&-

~ w RE - e y En- q G. Z " IN
ANlNH engaged the splendid Steamer
Il Powhatan, recently fitted M for the rur-
nose. will give a grand excursion down tie
Potomac. or FRIDAY. June 24th The best CO.
tlion music III the City will be engaged for
the occasion.
The Boat will leave Georgetown at >. Wash
inGton at 3. Navy Yard at 3 and Alexandria
al 1 ! O'Clock. p NJ
Tickets admitting a gentleman end ladies'
u to be had at Clark, Drug Store Uslard9
Nheeler's Hardware Store Perm Avenue. ara
at the principal Hotels and Music Stores in
the city.
C0n3m'tfNe Of Arr02, oenenfS-Tnln NJ
thornton. Washington Wright, William Cam
mack, j. NJ. Grimes W Holt.
june l6-td
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SOMETHING NEw.-A Mr.. Teppet, for.
merly OF Washington city, is at present
IN Louisville, where he has invented :. \
Cola Water Engine" that is, he can pro-
duce steam engine without boilers -
making steam by injecting cold water
into heated generators. The Times saws.
he has been experimenting in that city
for some months past, and has brought
his engine TO state of perfection truly
astonishing. -Clppr.
We recolIect seeing, the above tried
IN the Capitol grounds fifteen years ago.
However, it is said somewhere, that old
things shall become new.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-18
War in Europe.

There are probably but few rejecting
men In this country who do not anticipate
an outbreak among the European Pow
ers. 1t is not unlikely that even at this
moment the deadly conflict has begun.
The war between Russia and Turkey
threatens to be bloody one; for the Cos
sack will fight for the grand prize of uni
versal dominion, and the Mussulman will
fight for the dear blessing of liberty.
On the part Of Turkey the defence will
be much more general and very much
more brave than has been anticipated.
The preparations for attack and defence
made by the Ottoman Porte are vastly
more extensive than has been imagined
by those who are supposed to be mere
spectators of the though to be
indifferent in such war is morally i'm
possible. All Europe will soon be in a
tlaze-and the light and clangor of the
great confagration cannot fail to come
booming across the Atlantic.
Our position, as an Independent nation,
is one Of high moral grandeur. Every
cannon that is fired in Europe, Asia, or
Africa is more or less controlled by the
national influence of the United States.
1t becomes us, then, as a government, to
preserve our constitutional position of
armed neutrality: to become tie common
carrier fer all the combatants: assured
that in every such contest between des-
potism and liberty, the standard of Re-
publican power cannot but be advanced
in the earth. Every picture Of Washing
ton carried abroad-every copy of the
Declaration of Independence-every his
tory Of our Revolutionary War, and of
the form of government that it secures
to us and our children-every detail of
our discoveries and increase Of territory
is so much good seed sown in the great
haryest-tield Of thc world, the Glorious
crop Of which is to be Universal Freedom.
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1.-the proceedings of the Anti-License
Meeting will be found on the fourth page.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-01
Notice.

NOfice.
Is bersby gi'ea that the undersigned have
been spPoiaHed and qualified Is Administra-
tors Of the estate Of Rszin StonsmAn. deceas.
ed Those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment and those baying claims
against said estate will present them legally
authenticated within one wear FROM this date.
H0RATIO HINT,
AMOS CARR.
Dec. lst, 1853. Administrator.
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Candles, by the box or pound. Soda,


Candies, by the box or pound Soda, But.
ter. Wafer, aud Picnic Crackers, by the box oy
sound. Principe, Half Spanish, and common CT,
pars. Tobacoes, various kinds, at
C. A. BOEGEL'S.
Imported EiqHOrS for Medical pu.
poses, Pale French Brandy, Raspberry Brandy, Port
Wine, Ma aga Wine, Hol and Gin, and best Mat
Whiskey for sa at the Drug store of
...a. G. BOEGEL,
a SUperliNe article Of Susp, Baudages
McClenachan's COmp'd Supporters,
Plain Abdominal do.
Mems Trusses, single and double,
Chilfs do, for sale at the Drug Store Of
e. A. BOEGEL.
EuIph. DE 0uinine, Turkey Opium,
De mar cotized Opium, for sale by
80 &. A. BOEGEk.
Pocket Instruments, Surgical Needles
Horse Phlegms and sylinges, assorted sizes, al
c. A. BOEGEL's Drug store.
". B. Medical, School and MiscelIa'
neous Books and a general assortment OF Station
ary, for sale by c. A. BOEGEL.
Cod Liver OLA superior article just re-
ceived at the Drug Store Of
Dec. II, 1851. c. A. BOEGEL
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JOHN PEARCE,s ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and quAl.ied as Admins
traitor, on the estate Of JoHN PEARcE EsorRE,
late Of Garrollton Carroll County Ohio Deceas.
ed. Those having claims against said estate
are requested to present the same legally at.
tested for settlement within one year, and
those indebted to SAID estate, are notified Ia
make immediate payment.
VAN BROWN. Administrator.
Carrollton o. Nov, IS, 1853.
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n H R---fNo
RhDwGYs RE0ULATsRs.
RHsULAsEs TO AHEALTHTAeTtsH
Al the OrEnas aad secFrtIons q he
Bedy.
Restores to Health and Strength
TEH DISEASED AID WoRS OUT PAErs.
Complaints that Railways Regulators entirely
cure.
COst'sns''. Liver Complaints
Indigestion, Heart Z"
DyspspsiA, Kidney
DroPsy, Binder /"
UreIhra
Difficulty Of passing Urine
DiIIiness. lnhamstiOn Of The Stomach. Stu
por Blliousness.
MELANCHOLY MALIGEANr DIsoRDsAs.
Small Pox, Measles. Scarlet Frver,
Yellow Fever, Bilious Pneumonia Typhoid
Fever, And Fever Of all kinds.
Influenza, Pleurisy. Common Colds.
FEMALE CoHPLLINrs.
Irregularity, Prolspsus Hvsteria.
Momb Difficulties, Whites, Amenorrhea:
LVee VI Affkfifh5
Loss Of Energy Less Of Memory Loss Of
Strength.
RR Regulators
ARR ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
Perfectly taSteless, Good at all times, New
er Sicken, Never Gripe.
DOsEs.-one to three Regulates.
-Four TO SIX Purses.
One Regulator at night on going 20 bed will
ensure sound sleep, q good nights rest and a
healthy and pleasant discharge from the bow.
els in the morning.
Railways Regulators, Ready Relief Renova.
ting ResolVent are sold by Druggists every
where.
N. B. R. R. Regulators are flight color.
For sale by DR.. c. A. BoEoEL, D ruggist,
CarroltOn Ohio.
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But new Barber shop now opened permane mt.
y in jarrOllton at which place very bod can be
accommodated, in the best Of style and on reason
abe terms, h' wing removed my family iron Pitts
burgh aud located ermanenty in this place. |
respectful y ask tn e patronage of generous pub.
lie, and will at al times tender the 'qud pr QUO
Please call under the Exchange" and YOU will
at all mes iad your humble rvant.
W. JOHNSTON.
: P 9 Clothing cleaned of all spots, end grease
Upon reaso nabe terms. w. ].
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10 THR PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
RADAwAY 4 CO, the inventors, Manu-
fAeturen and Propreton Of The justly eelsbra-
ed X. r, r. Remedies, we're the frsi 10 dis
cover Remedy possessing the msuelOus and
Miraculous power Of stopping the most E1eru-
eating Pains in an instant sllaying the worst
Cramps and SpAsms either iatsrnAl. in few
minutes, and soothing the most severe ParoI.
ysna Of rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Tic Dol.
OreauI. as soOn As applied. The r. r, r.
Remedies consist Of three Remedies each pos
Sessing quick and Wonderful powers over ser-
tain complaints and disesses Ahd viIl instantly
RELIEVE the Human System from pain.
REGULATE each Organ to Healthy Ac.
lion.
RESOLVE away ell Diseased Deposits.
RENoYATE the body frSn all Corrupt HUI
mors.
REBUILD the Weak AAd Broked Down
Constitutions
RESTORE TO Health Strength and VigOr an
unsOund and worn Out parts.
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Il hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified az Executor of the estate
OF Nathan Shaw deceased. Those indebted to
ssid estate vii make immediate yment, and
those having claims against said estate wi | pre-
SEM them lega y authenticated within one year
from this daSS,
JOSIAH SHAW,
JOHN DEFORD
Nov rs. 1853. St. Executors
STATE or ONO CARROLL COUNTY
!. Nsrdith CApper Admir- IA ....
of David C"pPer. { Probate Court.
Mary c.pper, p, Widow Real Sa contract. r. DSp''''
ct. ais
To Mary Cspper Widow Of David CappGr,
snd the following persons his children, and
heirs ct law to w.t. Jane Thompson married
to WilliaA Thompson. Mary Saltsgivcr, MARI.
I'd to John SAltTlver, Sarah Arbaugh, married
to Elias ArSAugh. John CApper ainer, and
James Smith, his Guardian, OF Carroll County
Ohio Michael Gappcr, Stephen Cspper, anG
Elizabeth Stewart married TO Ebson Stewart,
oiVanwert County 0ho.-David Capper
Jr. Angeline CApper, Susan Moore married to
Robert Moore James Capper, Rebecca Capper,
William Capper, Thomas Capper, Amanda
Cappsr, and Hansh Capper, Of Carroll county
Ohio.-You are hereby notified that on the
9snd. day Of November A D. 1853, Petition
vas 6ed In the Probate Court OF Carroll coun-
II By Nerdith oapper, Administrator of David
Cspper late Of Carroll county Ohio Decd
The Petition states that on the FIRST day Of
February I84R. James Mastin, was indebted to
the inhestate Sl98,5l, and that to secure the
shs payment Of said sum Of money, the said
Nsstin, conveyed to said Capper. "Tke ,osst
half Of the Southwest quarter Of Section twen-
ty-two (&2) in Township Seven ~ of Range
three (S) in the GAINESVILLE land district and in
TuscaraW as couty Ohio; and that on the
same day SAID Ospper entered into contract
in writing With James AaStin, by which he
sgreed 10 re-convey said land 10 said Mastin,
Apoa fall payment of the said sum 0S money,
and that part ofssid monies we're paid by Mas
tin, to David CApper, in his lifetime and the
balance has since been paid to the Plaintiff his
Administrator, and that David Capper died on
the l7th, March 1851, without having made
deed to said Msstin, for said land and it fur.
aher charges that the deed made by NaS.in, to
CaPpsr, wss only intended to, have the effect of a
mortgage on said land, and that the widow of
al Cap2er. 10 MOI entitled TO Dover in said
lspd.
The prayer Of the Petition is that the Plain
tiff may be authorized by the court to complete
aid contract; and make deed to james
Nastin, for said land. on behalf of the Heirs
and widow Of David CappeR
You are therefore notified that said Peti ton
will be for hearing in the Probate court of Car
roll county 0hiO, on Monday the lsh day Of
December next 1853.
VAN BROWN Attorney.
for Ptff.
Dated Nov, Is 1853 81 pr fee. $500
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SELECT SCHOOL.

The undersigned would inform the sitizens Of
Carrollton and vicinity, that he has opened a
School in Lisbon street School room, in which
all the English branches will be taught. r
A few more pupils can be admitted upon
application to 7. R.. LAIRD
Term oftuitiou at the rate 81, ,s5 per quarter
Carrollton Aug 28th 1853
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SHERIFFS SALE
GsOrgs r. McCa Caskey
In Partition .
9'bomos Buck ct al.

1bOmos Buck ct al. ....
Pursuant to an order Of sale issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Carroll county to me
directed i'll offer for sale at the dsor of the cour,
house in Calrollton. On Saturday the 7th day Of
January A. D, lS54betw en- the hours of 10 o..
clock A n. and O'clock P. NJ, the following
operty to wit The East half of the North East
quarter section 30, in townsh IA of Range Co..
Also the east hall Of the North west qnIrte r. o
section IA in township IA, Range 6, also the
west half of the northwest quarter of section a.
in township "A. of Range 6, subject to the Dover
estate Of Elanor Buck therein, said lands being
in the district of lands made subject to sale al
Steubenvi le, Ohio.
Terms--t'ne third cash in hand, and the re.
msinder in two equal annual payments with in
tsrest from the day of sae to be secured by mort
gage on the premises
Nov ~ 1853. JOHN H. WHTTCRAFT,
Sheriff
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Us NO1 VmGgs MgG@R Z

The subscriber will sell goods just as low a:
they ought to be sold for READY PAY
Purchasers can save at least 10 cents on ev
cry dollar, by paying for their goods when they
buy them. Call on the subscriber end dool
above Gen. H. A. Stdger's store, where you
will find large and well selected stock o
DRY GOODS AND GRO CERES, QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, BONNETS, SHOES
BOOTS &C., &c
ISRAEL ARCHBoLD.
CarroIltou Aug 4 1858. a
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Beard OF Equa:ixaGio .

All persons interested will take notice, that
the Board for equalization of the value of the
real property. of Carroll county, will meet at
the Auditors Office, on the first Tuesday 6th
day OF September next, and hear the COM
plants of all persons who may feel aSgrieved
by the valuation Of Sny real property, returned
by the present District Assessors. .......
IS. McKE AN, Aud. c. Go
Aug, Is, 1858.
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l. hereby given ihst the undersignediss cen
appointed and qualified - Executor oi tn estate
Of John Harden. deceased 1hoss Indebted 10
sad estate will make immediate pay ment; and
those baEing elslms sgsisst said esssts vi pre-
sent them legally authenticated within enc year
frotu lhs date.
Vim. HIBBS,
Noy. IS. 1854 az. Exeoutor.
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MONEY / MONEY ii

Those indebted to me for JOB WORK,
Advertising or subscription to the CARROLL
FREE PRESS, will please call and make i'm
mediate payment, or settlement. Ihope those
interested will not neglect this matter.
may be found at the law Office of John
Pearce Esq, at all reasonable hours.
Aug, 95'53.-tf. r. eros SER
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ROLEN q EllTCHKISS.
FASHIONABT,F TAITORS

pAOuAON ADLE AhAAOnG, 4;f.. ..-..
Woud inform the public that they have locate d
iaCarroton. where they will De happy to receive
share of public patronage. They are determine
to get W work IN style not to he surpassed here
or elsewhere, They can always be found at
the ir shop on Lisbon Street, few doors north oil
Legsets Hotel. HI
CaIrolltUn Aug,S5. 1858.
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From the Pittsburgh Christian A dvocate.
EARLE'S CAAT STEEL HONE AMI
-| STRAP.

For Rascrs and Surgical instrument Also,
Cleaning Steel for Curriers' use, kept aud
msJs - orda A sure remedy for all diseases
to wbisI the ,, zor is subject. This article
nroves ~ hs .rc. 'ior to any now in use, not
only for restoring RAJ 'ors to their original cut,
ting state, but giving it finer and smoother
edge than any other artl. 'e now IN use, l
will just say notwithstanding isc's are STUB, STUD
bn thing that within three yea. PasS .aJ mSte ,e
met with razors lald by as useless, "PPoseu " 70
be worn out others become too soft. osne'S
crumbling on the edge, and on applying Nnem
to the Hone restored them to their former CUT
ting state; and have only to say, II there is .
razor which has become soft from Using, or
crumbles on the edge, have not mei with
such, is testing more than one thousand Of diff
ferent stamps.
Manufactured by D. EARLE, Palmyra
Portage county, Ohio; and for sale by Mr..
Cummings 'E Brackin, Huston 4 Sinclair, Is
rael Archbold, and others in CarroIlton, o:
Nov IS, 1853.
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NtTlCE.

Notice il hereby . iVea that have this day cen
sPpointsa md am du J quafe as administratix
of the estate sf John Robbins and, all peraOns
haviHg claims against said estate will present.
then duly authenticated, within on" year and al
persons owing said estate will please call with the
j pdersigned Npd make pAym'nt. h.rf
Per- |, 1889, Ma. IDA ROBINS
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SHERIFF SALE.

ChERlFF SALE.
Ih0m'' McAOl' ct al ,
H1nphrsy K. White t al
FSr'uSnt to an order.of Gtis issued from the
eoen Of iCo@mon ? ess Of Gsrrdl. county Ohio
70 70 me directed. will ofsr for sal, at the door
St,b >court house in Caro- lton. On Sar.'TiIy he
.,.iS,. ,%D'ee~ber A. D. 1858 betwes,1 the
tn"rS or,o o'clock A. NJ. and 1 o'cock p. NJ
,Ss % eor,owinO n, Nmises situate in Carroll co Ohio
10 % vii LIS NUM- NedS,s, and II, in the town
Terms-One tlfSN cas1 in hsud and-the rem&in-
der in two equal annGal payments, with interest
from the day of sale TO be secured BY mortgage
on the premises. JOHS H WHlTGRAFT.
Nov. a. 1884. sheriff.
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269 ARES OF LAND.
for GaIe.

TheundersigDed is dispose to sell the fam o.,
which he now resides in Munroe Tp. Carroll co o.
about nine miles w. Of OfCarrollton. This farm
consisting of s62 acres is equa, in the quality &
productlVeness Of its SOIL an fatm in the coun.
~. 1t watered BY theCan 6oton creek which
passes through the S. Eas side of the tract, and
also' ey excellent aud constant springs About
80 OF the 262 acres, consist Of frs rate bottom
M lSnu' no" chiefly in grass.O Tor corn cutiv atOn.-
The remainder Of the tract is rolling up land pro-
oucing y, wheat and other small grain abun dantlt
mere are IN the premises, nearly 200 of the bes
rut uees Inow IN full bearing, that could be Sc
lee ted in Eastern Ohio. The dwelling house and
oth.er buildings, are roomy and commodOus, Ia
the Immediate vicinity, there are four churches.
enc >school house-grist mills, &c. Altogether
the farm is desirab one; and viii rot fail tn
please those who may desire to purchase. The
tit is unquestionable. Persons desiring to pur-
chase are requested to app Y to the undesignea
who resides on the land.
]. B. EMERY.
Angus We IstA 1858
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rIiJG(stALPLji EJLpSE0
The handsomes: lot Of Ready made clothing ev
er brought 10 the West for sale at
W, THOMPSON.
Sep 29th. 1853
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Attachment.
NoV. 95. 1854 81.

Atmy ins'snoe and attachment was issued on the
7ist day Of October A. d. 1888 by John W Nc
Csren a Justice Of the Pc sce for Orange town
ship carroll eouniy sgsiRs iheproperty end efecis
Of Foster Brothers& CO., nonresident debtors Tor
the sum Of z ighly ieht dol ars sud f'ty5 cents
WILLIAM w. VA RINS,.
Nov. 9b,'Ia5s, %.
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THE SCHOOL LAWS

Are reRdy for distribution-School Direc-
tors. Township Clerks and Treasurers, Sc hoOl
Examiners and all others entitled thereto, will
call at the Clerks office ard get them.
GEO. F. kennedy, CLHRK
Csrrollton Nov. rs, 1853.
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NEW FIRM.

b J. HUSTON g. ]. h, SINCLAIR Have entered
into copartnershp under the firm of Huston & sin
clair. and viii be d to have the opportunity Of
waiting on any who may favor theme their
patronage. .tf. .,L.,,sg 7,
They expect to have on hand full assortment Of
.'r4 ALL KINDS OF GOODS
usually kep. in a country store, which they vii
sell a. lhe loWset prices, and will at all times
buy produce OF all descriptions OF the highest
market price.
Also an assortment OF
LUMBER,
Pine, Poplar, 40. kept constantly on hand.
Commission Il Forwarding will, receive promp
attention.
HUSTON & SINCLAIR.
July 81, 1858.