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NOTICE.
ENHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOI Nc hs

Il friends and the public generally, that he has laken ths
stand lately occupied 10y c. W. Vincent, King street, whArs az
intends carrying on the carpenterng business in all its BTalH.aee-
Jobbing done at the shortest notice. q share of pstfDrsge IS
solicited. July 1, 1f GEORGE MI tBE
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H1yNGLISH, French, German, and Chinese silks. The mos
IL complete assortment ever offered. For sale by
july i, lH ROBERT G. JANI0N.
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ENIANOFORTES AND FURNITURE
SALE. The undersigned have on hand and offer I
Superior Rosewood and Mahogany Piano Fortes. Elegant
Rosewood and Mahogany Arm Chairs, do do do Rocking
Iron Rocking chairs and Bedsteads.
July L, Lift o HOLT 4 HEU
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LIQUORS, English Groceries, English Soap, for sale by
LIZ July j, 1f ROBERT c. JANION.
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MANILA CHEROoTs, FOR SAFE
Iva July j, 1S56-ts b. w
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mxsCz1LAMHoUs
sAasls axAnEE,

JAMES
n HAS on HAND, the following assortment Of Eerchaa-
disc. which he offers fer sale at the lowest market prizes
SC.
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CONTRACTOR s. BUILDER.

q Il Ek<SEG Eli GUILD NEOR NJ
y his friends and the public that he has resumed his car
penter business, at the old stand on King st. All orders attended
60 with promptness and dispatch in the various branches of
business.
Plans, specifications, and estimates drawn to order.
On hand and for sale, pannel doors, sash doors, sashes, glazed
and urglazed window and door blinds, &c. &c.
July i, ltf -1- CHARLES w VINCENT
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MARINE CLOTHING STORE,
ODuOsisc TO REYNOLDS, Wharf,

Opposite TO Reynolds w harE
Ey L. ZONES having recently opened a new sb'
~ Fancy cashmere pants, vests, shirts, and clothing
descriptions, together with a good assortment of Dry Cool
Fancy articles, would respectfully invite the attention
friends, and the public in general. July 4,
COUNTRY DEALERS WANTING G.
" Bargains, Apply to j. L. Waterhouse, Honolulu, s.
n. ID. Credit prices in this place arc apt to stick some
mud.
Cheap terms, Cash! Cash!! Cash!it
No charge for book keeper, or heavy store rent put on the &
July ! Lift p
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FAMILY GROCERY STORE
- CHE En HnrS TnNnn- -

FAMILY STORE.
SUGAR CURED HAMS, Smoked
- Beet, Smoked Ierrings, Loaf, Crushed, and Raw Sugar
Patras Currants, Muscatel Iiaisins, Citron Peel, Fresh Figs,
Fresh Dates, Bottled Fruits, Jams, Scotch Marnalade, Pickles.
Durham Mustard, Sardines, Sperm Candles, Water Crackers
Fancy Biscuits, Carolina and China Rice, Fresh ground Pepper,
Spices, Colman's Stone Blue, Salad Oil, Sauces.
Superior 0olong Teas, Fine favored Coffee, whole Dr. ground
and packed in tins for Ships use.
The above will be found fresh and of excellent quality.
July ], Ttf SAVIDGE & MAY.
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NOTICE TO CONTR CTERS s.
SEALED viii be received until Satur-
day, the 10Th inst, at the Office of DIR. G. z. Judd, for the
building a church at the corner of Fort and Beretania streets.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the above mentioned
place, after Monday next the 18th inst. Separate tenders viii be
received for the mason's, Carpenters, and Painters work also
for the entire job by a single contractor.
G. 2. JUDD.
Honolulu, July 10, 1856 pr Chairman of Trustees.
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STILL LATER!
Ne n e R T. % Cd Eh g IL ED!

TERRIBLE EXCITEMENT!
"A a by just TERRY:
THOUSAND MEN UNDER ARMS.
Demand fox his Surrender.
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.Ew STORE,

~ begs most respectfully to inform the public that q
opened a new Grocery Store, in King ST., where he no ,,
charges, to merit . share of the public support.
July /, Lift
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-26

WILLIAM L. DATroS. The nomination Of this
distinguished Jerseyman for the second post Of
honor and influence in the Republic, vas an
act highly eredilAble 10 the diseernmenl and
wisdom Of the Convention. Mr.. DaylOn, has
had long and useful experience in both branch
ss Of the American Congress. He succeeded
the Hon. S. L. sOuthsrd as U. s. Senator from
New Jersey. and during his long and useful
term in that body, the purity Of his personal
character, no les, than his commanding abilities
as statesman and jurist secured tie respect
Of the nation. No man is better fitted by ever
required qualification for The duties of Vice
President Of the United States than the Hon.
William L. Dayton. He was an old line Wing,
and always inaexibly opposed TO slSvery.
Mr.. Dayton is about fifty years of age. ripe
scholar, an accomplished gentleman, and one
of the best looking men in the Union.
His nomination renders more manifest the
"manifest destiny" Of Rephbl;ean triumph. -
CieVelaRd Herald.
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT

VHERE is no longer question or doubt in the minds
Of those who are best acquainted with the advan.
Jages the Cleveland Wool Depot offers for the sale Of
Woods, of its Importance and practical ity.
Located as it is, at the outlet Of the great wool
growing West, being Of easy to WOOl-grOWers
and merchants, and within twenty four hours ride Of
the most distant manufactures Of New England it pos
sesses great advantages.
Manufacturers excepting those who are engaged as
spectators in wOos speak in the highest terms Of this
system and the many satisfactory letters We are recev.
ing from our w0olgrowing friends, have stimulated
TO increase efforts to make this house what il should
be-a safe and reliable channel for the sale of their
wOos Ii has surmounted all the difficulties and oppo
stions that could well be brought against any enter.
prise by class Of spectators opposed to it, and it
has and stronger recommendations than ever
Wehave spared no pains nor expense in making ample
arrangements for all who may wish TO avail themselves
of the advantages arising from this manner Of grading
and selling woods. Merchants and wool Growers, who
wish TO realize their wools delivery at our depot
can be accommodated with liberal advances II desr
ed sacks will be sent heretofore to those wishing to
send their WOOL and Wool Twne for tying up heec.
es, will be furnished at from lS to 2Oc per pound.
When several in one neghborhOod wish US to for.
ward sacks twne, prefer sending to one address
Our customers in Illinois, and the Western States will
find that ordering sacks from us will save them much
trouble and insure the safe arrival Of the wool here as
our sacks are all numbered, and stamped cleveland
Wool Depot" and after being filed by consiguors, will
require no other marks.
We hope for liberal patronage, our charges are
low for handling and selling, and promise our
poyers that our undivided att entiOn shall be devoted
to their interest. Very respectfully,
May Is. l656-Sm, GO0DALE & Co.
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NOTICE,-Notoe is hereby given to Henry Muck
N ley, and John Muckley, of Stalk county, Ohio,
Susan Rhineheart and V Rhinehea't, her husband,
Catharine Trusse and her husband Jacob Trussel Of
Stark county, Ohio Hannah DOuchy, and her husband
II. ]. Douchy, of Portage county, Ohio, Adam Muck
ley of Tuscarawas county, Ohio, and George Muckley,
whose residence is unknown, That Joseph Ranne,
administrator of Jacob Muckley, deceased late of Car
roll county, Ohio, has filed his petition in the Probate
Court of Carroll county, Ohio against them and Cath
arine Muckley, widow of said jacob Muckey for leave
to complete real contract entered into on the
18th day Of February A. D. ls45, by the ntestae and
Jacob Glessner for the sale Of town'Ut number forty
(4O in the town Of Waynesburgh. Stark county, Ohio
and for leave on part of the heirs at law. to make
deed to the purchaser of said ot and the said Henry
John, adam and George Muckley, who are brothers OF
The intestate and the said Susan Catharne, and Han
nah who are sisters Of the nesate and their husbands
above named, and saia Catharne Muckey, widow CT
ntostate, are notified that the petition will stand fol
hearing in said Probate Court Of Carroll county, Ohio
on the sth day of July, A. D, 1885, where they MAJ
attend II they see fit aud make objections (f they havt
anvil to the prayer of the petition.
VAN BRO WN, Attorney for
June IL, lS56.-Sw. Petitioner,
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY:
FOR A MARVELLOUSAGE!
HOLLOWAK'S OINTMENT.

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
By the aid of microscope, we see lions Of little
openings the surface Of bodies. Through there
any organ or inward part. Diseases Of the Kidneys,
nation of the Lungs, Asthmas, Coughs and Colds,
by its means efectualy cured, Every housewife
knows that salt passes freely through bone meat Of
any thickness. This healing Ointment far more readily
penerates through any bone or heshy part of the v-
ing body, curing the most dangerous inward complants
that cannot be reached by other means.
ERYsIPELAs, SALT RHEUM & CoRBUTING HUMoRs-
No remedy has done so much for the Of dis
eases Of the Skin whatever form they may assume,
this Ointment. No case Of Salt Rheum, Seurvey,
Sore Heads ScrofulaOr Erysipeas, can long Withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled over many
parts Of the globe, visiting the principle hspital,
dispensing the Ointment giving dyee as to its apph-
cation and has thus been the means ot restoring count
less numbers to health.
Sore LEGS SORE BREAsT, WOUNDS ULCER s.
Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
on the use Of this wonderful Ointmant when havnd to
cope with the worst of sores, wounks. sweings
and tumors: Professor Holloway has, by command Of
the Allied Governments, dispatched to the hospitals Of
the East, large shipments Of this Ointment, to be used
under the direction # theMedical Staff in the wOrst
cases of wounds. 1t will any ulcer ganduar swl
ling, stiffness or contraction of the joEts even of 20
years standing
! PILES AND FIsTULA-These and other similar dis
tressng complaints be efectuay cured if the Oint
ment be well rubbed in the parts affected and by
othe wise following the printed directions around each
pot.
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k1 Among the speakers at the indignation
meeting la.ely held in Quincy, Massachusetts,,
young John Quincy Adams, the eldest son of
Charles Francis adams, and grandson Of
John Quincy Adams, made an eloquent speech
10 behalf Of Freedom. The last Of the Adam.
ses is no! yet gone. A few noble survivors Of
that family remain to witness and deplOre the
melancholy condition Of the country, and to
protest against the injuries and wrongs done to
liberty.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sarah Morrison.

Sarah Morrison, BY virtue of an order
VS.. of sale. issued from the
Samuel Smyre. and Court Of Common Pleas ot
Maria, his wife Carroll county, Ohio, aud
to me directed will offer tor sale the door Of the
Court House in CarrOllton, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 26h day Of July, a. D. 1856.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud O'Clock
P NJ, oil said day. the following described pramises,
to witt situate in the county Of Carroll aud staeo o.
hio: and known and designated 'lOt nuuieeG tEen-
ty, (2OG also part OF lot numbered .iosy iedFs
fronting on Jefferson street, aud beipgtbe from afd
part Of said ot all in the town Of New Hagersown y
Anpraised in the aggregate at $l75 co. Ter@scash.
j. H. FdIrCR RAFT. Therif.
June 10, '56-td-pr fee So %
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Agricultural Society.

This Society held meeting in this place on
Saturday last, and also elected officers for the
ensuing year the following persons were E.
lected viz: President, Harvey Cogsil Vice
President, H. A. sudger Treasurer. John
Thompson; Corresponding Secretary, Wash.
Butler; Recording Secretary, Isaac Ulman
Managers, Thomas Weir, Thomas Lee, Will.
lam James, James Beatty, James Jerome, Pc
ter Eiek, James Patton Of Centre. Thomas
Thompson Of LoudOn, Jacob Strsyer. Samuel
Williams, Lemuel Hole, Samuel Smiley, James
II. Chambers, and John Riley. There was al.
80 acOmmittee Of five appointed to purchase,
or lease. grounds for Fair Grounds,
Society adjourned 10 meet in this place or
Saturday next, 28th inst. A full attendance
is requested, as that meeting will determine
the matter whether there shall be a Fair held
this year or not. All who are in favor Of 6
Fair had better be 10 attendance.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of purius order to sell, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of stark county, Ohio and TO
nae directed will offer at public SALE at the door OF
the Court House, in the town Of CarrOllton,
On Saturday, the 19h day of Jtdy 1855,
the following described real estate situate in the coun
" of Carroll and state Of Ohio, to wit lots Nos, 3,
5. G, I, and 55, in Phillips addition to the town OF
Pekn; also Lots Nos. 22, 3s and a. in AasOns addl-
ton to the town Of Pekin; also Lot No. "a and frae.
onal part of Lot No. g in Boards addition to the SAID
town Of Pekin (The above described property VIII %
Tarms cash R.A DUNBAR, Sheriff,
June 10, SO. td-pr lee SO so. OfstArk CO., ono
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SIGNsl-Judge George B. Holt and P. P,
Lowe, ESQ., Of Dayton, openly declare that
they cannot and will not support the ticket
nominated BY the "Nigger Diffusion" COnven.
ton at Cincinnati last week, There are Just
such men in our own county, whose names we
could mention. Slavery Extension and Blue
Light Federalism. all at once, is more than
these gentlemen can swallow at single dose
We clip the abore from The Greenville, Darke
Co., Journal. The detection from the ranks oil
the Slave Democracy is alarming the leaders,
aud they already give up Ohio. Their only
hope is in the Slave States, With the entire
South they still hope to carry enough Nor
thern votes to elect Buchanan. But, every
day seems to dispel this illusion Journal
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MArTiad.

On the 18th inst, by ]. B. Roach. Esq Mr..
VIM. W. Grimes, to Miss Eliza NJ. Nelson, all
of Carroll county.
June l7th, at the American House, by Rev.
S. F. Minor, Mr.. Joseph States and Miss Re.
beccs Albaugh, both Of this county.
On Thursday morning. June 10Th. by Rev.
s. F. Minor, Mr.. ROBERT F. WILLIAMS, and
Miss MARY MCGUIRE. both OF this place.
Thanks toyou Miss Mary for your kind re-
membrance Of the printers, who can relish a
fine pound cake with great gusto. May every
pleasure be thine.
That cake was choice as could be made,
Made for the printers sake;
Our devil clapped his hands and said
"By Jovcl" 'it is not hard 10 take"
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Ho, FOR HARLEM SPRINas.-We invite atten-
ton to the notice Of the celebration Of the birth
day of our National Independence, at Harlem
Springs, on the 4th prox.
Harlem is good point, easy of access, and
affords every possible advantage for celebra'
ton. Several speakers have been invited and
every arrangement necessary for making the
day one of interest, are being made.
The gentemanly prOprietOrs Of the Springs
will be on hand to render as comfortable af
the nature Of the case will afford, all that may
favor the Celebration with their presence We
hope there will be general attendance. Vivt
La Harlem
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WASHINGTON, June 2l,

The Kansas Committee has not arrived
They are expected on Monday. The Commit
tee found evidence that MIR: Oliver voted in
the Legislative Election. There is no legal
voter there Of that name. Mr.. Oliver remains
behind, collecting testimony to prove that he is
not the member of Congress in question:
Proofs complete that the Free State men had
$50 Vo'es out of the 8I5 cast at the Legislative
Election.
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TRENTON, N. j June 20

Doin gS at Trenton Mr.. Dayton.--After the
adjournment of the peoples sconvention at Phil
adslphia, yesterday, the New Jersey delegates
proceeded to the residence of VIM. L. Dayton.
the nominee for Vice-President, at Trenton, N.
J. TO appraise him of his nomination. Edward
W. Wbelpley. of the delegation, made a briei
speech, to which Mr.. D. responded in few ap-
propate remarks, which elected immense ap-
plause,
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State of o hiO. Carroll County $.
flCk OF THE JUDGE " EROBAE
CarrolltOn, June, l2 1856.


CarroltOn, June. IL 1856.
THE following accounts Of Executors, Administrator
| and Guardians have been filed in this Office and 0
L set for hearing on Monday, the 7th day of July,
A. D. 1856, ct O'clock P N. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all disposed of the
filing and pendency of which Accountants and other
interested will take notice, viz:
Final account of AndrOw Boyd, executor Of Alex.
ander Boyd deceased.
Final account OF Thomas r. Griffin and Thomas Co
BILE, executors of Hezekiah T. Beavers deceased.
Final account Of Elizabeth HOObler, ADMINISTRATIVE of
George Hoobler, deceased.
Final account of Andrew Boyd, executor Of Aexan.
der Boyd, deceased.
Final account of G. V. McNillen, guardian of minor
heirs of Aaron Kerr, deceased.
Final account Of Thomas R. Griffin and Thomas Co
BILE, executors OF Hezekiah Z. Beavers, deceased.
First Account of Samuel NcAllistera guardian oil
heirs Of Margaret NcAllister, deceased.
First account of John Buchanan, administrator Evan
Pittenger, deceased.
First account Of John Buchanan, administrator with
will annexed, of Peter Pittenger, deceased,
First account of Henry Harkess, guardian Of Adam
Aultlather, a minor.
JOHN H. TRIPP,
Probate Jud0e,
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Bully Brooks Challenged by Gentleman Of
his O'ca Kidney. Copy of a challenge sent By
]. M. Holmes, Of the city of New York, 10
Preston S. Brooks, OF South Carolina.
challenge Preston S. Brooks to meet me
on any spot on "Masou and Dxon's" line, ma.
med by himself-weapOns to be gutta perchs
canes l having the privilege to take him sit.
ting with his legs under desk, with his cane
half mile from him.
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HollOVay's Pills, a Certain cure for determ
nation of blood to the head-Eias Hope, one of the
most celebrated advocates of temperance in the UniOn
admits that he suffered more than any one he ever
heard Of from determination Of blood to the head al
though he was most abstemous both in eating and
drinking also in taking rest yet he so bad at times
that in the midst of his most eloquent dscourses, he
compelled to leave off addressing his auditors, and
on several occasions has been carried away from meet
ing completely senseless. Having seen the good ef
Holoway's Pills, he induced to give them a trial.
aud to use his own words they acted like magic. 1t is
fourteen months ago since he commenced taking this
celebrated medicine, which completely cured him in
two monhs and he has not had any return Of this
plant since These Pills are wonderfully elicacous
in all disorders Of the stomach and bowels. l8.
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New PosT 0FFIcE.-A Post Office has been
established at Figley's Mills, in Washington
township, on the route from this place to New
Lisbon. The Office is called "Figley's Mills" ("
Mr.. Andrew Figley, the proprietor Ofthe Mills,
has been appointed Post Master. The Office
will be open on aud after the frst of July next.
Subscribers to the Free Press, now receiv-
ing their papers elsewhere, desiring to have
them sent to this office. will please inform US;
and we will conform to their wish as soon as
Che Office opens.
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Epilepsy, or Falling Fits.

We believe we cannot do our readers more impor-
tant SERVICE than by again calling their attention to
that most remarkable preparation, discovered by Dr.
Seth s. Hance, Of Baltimore, Nd, which possesses the
power of alleviatng and curing that horid vista ton
ofman-Epiepsy, or falling fits. In recommending
this preparation to our readers, we do so with con-
victon that we not degrading our columns to puff
common patent medicine, but are facing before them
discovery, which, il fully known, would probably do
more to alleviate human suffering than any invention
Of modern times De- Hance, in asking to notice his
preparation favorlbly our editorial department. has
sent US for perusal number of letters from persons
who have used his pills. and have been cured thereby
All Of them speak in the st grateful and eulogistic
terms One great advantage this medicine possesses is
the fact thatit be transported through the mails,
thereby afording every opportunity Of dealing
directly with the inventor and also precuding all posi-
bty of being imposed upon by counterfeit or spuri-
imitation. Dr. Hance pays the postage on his pills
to any part of the country and will forward them by
return of mail, on the receipt of remittance. Hist
prices follows One box, 50, two do, So; twelve
do $24. ALI orders for the medicine should be address
ed to SETH S. HANCE, lOS Baltimore street, Bahl'
more Md.
June 12.-1m.
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THE CAPITAL or IoWA.-The commissioners
appointed to select a site for The future capital
Of Iowa, have selected & beautiful bill on the
east side Of the Dee MOins river II is with.
in tWo-mie radius Of the Junction Of the Rae
coon and DeS MOins rivers It's near Fort
Des MOins. There has been donation 10 the
State oftTO hundred and sixty thousand dollars
in lots and lands to secure the present location.
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Democratic Papers repudiatiag Him.-The
Lancaster, pa Express, Democla attic paper
aud formerly firm supporter of Mr.. Buchanan,
has drawn itself entirely cut of the Cincinnati
harness, and Is now free for any candidate the
Philadelphia Convention shall nominate.
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Neru Special Notices.
No Family should be without HOOfland's
German Bitters.
Children afflicted with the Summer Complaint
entirely cured by them.


CAMDEN, n, j., March IA, 1856.
Dear Sir-It is with much pleasure that Inform you
othe great benefits derived from the use Of your Ger.
man Bitters in my family During the greater part Of
last summe my son, aged two years, Severely af
aicted with the Summer Complaintin the worst form,
for which various remedies prescribed by physicians and
others used, but with no avail also sent him to
the country but proved Of but little benefit. Having
bottle of German Bitters in the house, was persuad
ed to try that which to my astonshment entirely cured
him. He continued TO take the Bitters some time
and became healthy. Ihave the greatest
confidence in the Bters and feel no hesitation in say.
ing that no family should be without them,
Respectfully yours,
To Dr. G. NJ. Jackson. JOHN W. PARIS,
See advertisement Plum street, above Second.
June %, l856-2w.