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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-28
For Sale

farm lying on the road leading from
Town.Hill to the Meeting House, formerly
owned by Charles o. White. Said farm con.
tains sixty-eight acres of first rate land, well
watered and well adapted TO grain and grass,
and has on It good barn. Said farm will
be sold cheap. The purchaser can be waited
on for part of the money, if well secured.
ELEAZER TAYLOR, Admr.
New Haven, March 8, 1866. i7,Sw
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MlDnLEBURY LYCEUM

A course OF five Lectures, hy Dr.. John
Lord, on.lIistory, will commence on tho eve
ming Of Tuesday, April 10, 1865, at Union
Hall
These Lectures are spoken very highly Of
Ivy those who have heard them. Tickets for
the course can be had ly applying to W. S.
Lane. Price 50 cents.
BY order Of Com
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DIR. j. II. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
For the Cure Of Consumption.

The proprietor of this Medicine was him.
self, Hiany years ago, reduced so low as to lie
given up by his physicians md friends. in the
last stage Of Consumption, When all hopes
of ever getting well had fled lie waa strongly
recommended TO use a Syrup made from an
old Indian receipt. which succeeded in effect
ually curing him. The family physicians and
large number of espectablc gentlemen ccr-
tilted to the facts OF this case, ard soon tho
Pulmonic Syrup Obtained reputation never
cqualled in that section of the country. Gre
a'ing, MS this case did, q sensation second to
that only OF a miracle. DIR. Srhenck was
waited upon by many similarly allie cd. TO
whom he administered the Syrup with the
same beneficial results. In fact, such was the
notoricty ofthls Medicine that eminent prac.
ticing physicians had their attention drawn
toward the rising reputation Of il, from hav-
ing witnessed lis curative powers, and freely
extended and introduced the medicine TO the
public, and nsed il in their daily practice
No other medicine operates upon the sys.
TEN ia the manner that the Pumonic Syrup
does. Ii produces healthy action upon the
morbid parts y purifying them frcn diseases;
it promotes the expect rations alavs the
cough, ripens the matter in the lungs and
when il is discharged. IT heals the opcnipp
that the breaking of the tubercle or alb.
scess produces, and the lungs become Sound
and resume the performance Of their natural
functions; it also spOthcs the irfitaiod portion
of the lungs and other organs, and thus re-
stores these parts to health. 4 superior
property that the medicine posses cs over all
offers Is, that It contains no opium, calomel,
or amy other dcletcrious medicine
In lsll ID Schcnck removed from Fem-
ingt,n, New Jersey, TO Phladelphin.and COM
menced the practice of his profession, where
he soon required reputation excelled bv
none, in curing a disease that had heretofore
been deemed incurahle, and he has since then
daily presented to the world incontes i lie evil
dcncc OF lis success.
both of his parents died with Consump.
ton which appears 10 have been an heredi
tary disease with his fathers family. AlLiS
brothers and sisters, except one, died carly Of
this disease, none of them, but one brother.
reaching the age Of twenty
Thus left nearly the last of his family, he
naturally felt some alarm, MS one after ano,h-
err were consigned to the silent tomb by this
fell destroyer.
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Dir0,

In Addison, March 18th, Mr.. SAMUEL
n. GoRHAa, aged 20 years and 0 months,
In Brattleboro, March 10th, Hon.
ii ENRY CLARK. Il
II Ludlow, March 10Th, Ma. ZAcHAR/
IAN PARKER, aged SO Z
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COMING HOME AGAIN !!
DIR. RDON,
German Uroscopic Physician,

win be in attendance at the Brandon
House every month in the year, commencing
rs follows, viz:
From Monday, March &c. till Saturday April I
Tuesday, May l." Monday, May 7
Monday, June q, Saturday June 0
Monday, July 3, u" Saturday, JULY
Wednesday, Aug l, Saturday,Aug 4
Monday, Sept, o, Saturdays Sept
Due notice will BIO given for every month
in the year.
The success Of my former practice is too
well known in Vermont to need comment
here; will therefore leave with past merit 10
decide what the subsequent will be. Being
thankful to my former patients for their pat
ronagc, hope by strict attentiouto business
TO merit share the same with their friends
~ Rccollect the time and place and tell
your neighbors Charges reasonable for
medicine. 80;
Brandon, March, 1855
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For Sale,

WE desirable farm formerly occupied by
Il tho late ROMEO DoRWIN. There are
good buildings beautifully located. Also
good water and every convenience for farm.
ing. For particulars apply to
FREEMAN wAsHBURN,
Alb New H3yep, Vermont.
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Cattle for Sale!

Tho subscriber has about sixty head of
cattle (mostly Oxen which he offers for sale
Particulars may be learned by applying TO
me, at East Middebnry
HIRAM c. SESSIONS
Middlebury, March "a, 1855. 49;sw
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Spruce Lumber
UNITED STATES
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims |

ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLD
lERS, both Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors,
Marines, Flotlla-mcn, Musicians, Wagon
Masters, Transfers, Indians, and all persons
WHO may have served fourteen days in any Of
the Wars Of the United States, since the year
1890, the law OF 1850 gives each Of you, who
have not heretofore received a Warrant for
Land One Hundred and Sixty Acres ! And
to all who have received Bounty Land, e.
nough more to make One funded and Sixty
Acres!
In the case Of the death ofthe person cnti-
tied to Land, his Widow, or If no Widow, the
minor Child or Children, are entitled to the
Bounty.
Jtc are prepared To promptly prosecute all
Chains fer Land, and 'rW SUPPLY Justices of
Pear, Couaiy Clerks, Commissioners 81 Deeds,
Nofar.cs Pabiie, Larycrs, ant aH others iriM
he nec,SSary instructions AMI b'dnk forms,
FREE Of cost, on application, @g mail or other
icis-
When desired, we will sell the warrant at
the market price, and remit check for pro
ceeds. y II. COBB & CO,
80 William Street, Ncw-Iork.
REf sGENCEs-Bank of the Common
wealth, New-Y York Ohio Life & Trust Com.
pany, New-York. 40 Gm.
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Radical Cure of Hernia.
MODEL MELODEONS.

MODEL MELODEONS,
Manufactured by MASON & liAMLlN, Dos
ton, Mass
The MoDFr. MgLonEoNs are recommended
by Lowell Mason, VIM b. Bradbury, Gco.F
Root, l.. II SoutEard, +. Bruce, S. A. Ban
croft, J, O. Wctherboe, and many other dis
lineuishcd musicians and organsts as svpc-
rior to all others. Prices, $50, SO, 500,
Sl2O, Sl35, $3.50 and Sfl75. Every instru,
mrnl is fully warranted, and euaYGntcea 10
gire satisfaction.
eY'Circulars containing a full description
Of thr Model MclodconS will be sent to any
Post Office, on addressing the undersigned,
manufacturers. MASON & IIAMLIN
Cambridge st, (cor. Of Charles Boston, Mass
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ia 1885, with Just oneh of its present populsun and
those composed poor hardy pioneers living in log
hus on uusabdued lands Illinois induced, by the phsr-
tom OF paper credit debt Of Si2oo0 GOO TOR the
construction canal and system Of railroads embracing
what is now the Illinois Central. She had also three banks
which supplied currency but the strength q the high
credit the government which had just paid rs ast
dollar OF debt easy borrow, capitalists not dtsin-
gushing the responsibility OF the federal govern
pen and that individual States Accordingly, the mo-
ney as borrowed and spent followed b. bankruptcies 20
complete that January ls3, Gov. Ford ia his message
stated that 1.-THE state 10 absolutely without the nieans 81
getting letter Of the post oice adding, mo letter.
not poe paid will be- taken Of the post Office addressed 70
any department of the government after the adjournment o.
the legislature Ii also stated that evening sessions
c,ud not b. held because there money 10 bsy cam
dies The legislature, however set TO Work 10 remedy mat
ters The canal placed in the way OF complexion the
remnant old paper money being swept away taxes be-
nan To be available end in 1888 the consultation pro-
hbited any bana and levied three aSesone for
nue. one Of one and half mills for the discharge Of the
annual interest and u mills To pay portion q
the principal the debt soon after, the federal govern
lnen donated 500 900 ofland 70 complete
the Central which, with The canal and other
roads. operation bringing every section Of the state
reach Of the arkes emigration has howe capital
has extended public works. the lands have been set
tied, and the Ia YES have Yielded folowsi
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nnN nrnRGE N. DALLAS.

The Boston Post the following language IN noticing
4. address lately issued " friends Of this distinguish
j statesman The extract quoted bieaihes thai catholic
and healthy spirit which should characterize the efforts q
i, true democrats when urging the claims q their respect
ys f.rores to the nomination Of the Satond conven-
ton;
hs iend IL that accomplished statesman and losgtrird
Soorat Hon. George ~ Dallas, have Issued an address
~ IN deaae attic el Of tbs United States, IA "htc
~ 1--WE sketch 81 hs services, aud state ibe prominent
dsratns that ufgs preferences or BIN as ne deno-
ie candidate Tor presidency. These are presented
Vim ablit. csudor, e. this right spirit aud trre ifom ans
dpar agewt u other candidates This address thua Al
Iades 70 The Ciueiasat C3nrentioa;
.tet our urrt.rences then b. expressed with submls
n i, he viii 81 the nnmbef, witeat tactuns pea
npac,ty the dpRfHge - q any whpse ptetr"ns are
gt worthy * srIiou epusdes ation BY uny SECTION ui
nv party Lat representatives IA convention uGa
represent The Whole party net aEmentary pts Of ~ ana
F|rIy resolve saues Az differences VI nipof nonSni
up0u tie altar Ut patriotism.
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borne in mind In relation 10 this tax that Il
the semposed burden upon for the most part settlers
whose individual energies wrench from the wilderness
only their OF support comfort, and luxury but
this annual pay debt which was contFacted
by predecessors fully and quandered in extravaganza IL
is self sacrificing tribute to State honor and Z, consider
able By those to whom party would deny the rights
of citizens 1t Is also worthy Of remark illustrative Of
reckesaness with which engagements sometimes
into that these 100 persons with Of
conpletc land very productive markets 81 their
door, and prices high have much they do 10
the engagements boldly undertaken by 212oo0 persons
who had of transportation and scauty markets for
their produce While population and have thus in
creased hand in hand the products of State have
creased far rapidly in value Certain leading products
per census fellows with estimate the present
produ-ta h1a the rativ OF deliveries follows
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OFFICIAL.

TREAsuRr DsrAnTMEsr, December ], tFnss
Notice hereby ofne sioeksniae Dita stars
department purchase unt ~ s5uoV
be nfes'd nf - hc
day Of June aad Will nsrso the iuiomns pees TO
yitf
the Of sta premium Of 10 per cent For
sf7 and 1884, premium IT 10 est fok
Of 1850, csaouy ca Texan iatsn-
cent And for seck ~ Tho pan OF
the i2t November, ssS, we'd al me
r,asn,y ro January oS4
Isl January a day ~ A'nrch
Off ceni; ard receised after nr sist ahs
prior said si Of June MUM Of N cent
m allowed ssd sacks The rates spRciAsn
certificates the lsi Juy assigned wi The srnt
Of certificates received prior the s January After
thar dae will allowed In addition the preaaua
from 81 heir receipt In tot
IA, will be allowed Ia addtiou for te reach s
seiirr. s4 @afa e8as8ss
Certificates tran med this department under ihe
ice .houd be duly a. signed United t~it me
half prior Isl January nrr by the party
entitled rscsiye Tho puschA- money
for viii DC Tede by drafts upon me a
Boston, New York, or rhadr'Fbs as ae pase
entitled 10 receive the money may Arect -
JAsrEs GUTHRIE,
gscre,ar, Of slle Treasury
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The disguise Of the language used by Mr. Banks 10 the
foregoing quotation Is thin conceal The Il
covers
Ies not OF thai class who cry for perpetnqt,on o.
lhr UnioHi Not hel lie i willing 70 Ist sldef and Il
The constitutional rights Of he South 70 maintain and
propagate slavery tin other word I've rights u The
jariy a. The people Of new Territory State to
carry ard bold their property there they choose from
the old Saiesl be upheld under the constitutions
thea SAYS the Spk thar iroad he rms USIoS CANNOT
STAND AND oVoHr Sof 70 sTASpP
Thus the e2eut ibis nuns fidelity the constitution
which be Is required, Speaker support s
that i tie people % Kansas, any southern Territory
State are allowed exercise sclge touch
ing the domestic institutions of slavery he, Me- Banks Is
put otis eiay 10 Ia the Uniou slide bat that 50
far - he Is concerned il siaR slide and aid ought
no. 70 siGH3i
Unfortunately there no member Of Congress nho has
the local KNOWLEDGE necessary to expose these New Eng
Ind traitors the Union who have crept Congress
unrr fise pr,eEcos and who since their election by
blunder Of the people have been tn minority in nearly
every Slaie they dsonor. Cond men whe know them
they known bpe tell their history and their
giversatons and political propacy the floor of Con-
gress Instead o. being votd for Speaker talked Of
for Committees the Judiciary they I'D be 'le slide
u the respect Of every who values truth and hon
esty and reg.rds an olh to respect the constitution
Bat for the dishonur it uuid brn. On the country we
might well wish Tor no bet.r means 10 sink the know
nothing party Nort and South ocean deep Than the cleo
ton N r Banks for Speaker by their votes If le is
elected without their votes the sectional test OF snt-savery
l. ,eu The sole standard opposi,n the democratic
party fight under aud there the Union loyalty Of the
nation win meet aud oyergheim Them
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rtsa...t .nnr aaa u al. sss sg.a s.le d

Kreates pprly and f3e The English sales o. homegrown
are Large Than eger before
fhsPfaaaoe markets generally active, and with mp
Wad trudsHcr Cotton arn under the last foreign
and haiers reposed give ways sales da,ing tbe week
abuu, Oo9 bales III lor fall Orleans. Tie espo T.
~ sbe wek G95 btes. Flour has been ia de-
nsnd ur EXPORT seles Is S. 80 WESTERN IS IS
S. 81 fo utiai southern, 80 50 50. Rse feur S. so a
S0 - Wheat i II sd supply sales " txt red southern
Al 81 20 DO 81 60 Eye firm at 81 81. Csga X
ii good sn2plr With air demand Tor new, Of whieh, sales
~ Jgrey yellow at 80 s. cents d. southern IS 80
Y 50 cent? Ter mixed Sales Of southern yellow
April sly cents. Pork Il firm at $40 mess Sl7 Is for
prime. Lard plenty 1855 Moasses in good de-
nsnd r 81 IS sugar firm. Coffee Il firm az lzs
cents. y hiskey quiet a. ~ eents
Exchange c0utaaez Tery dali at So, without how
ever stopping the export u geld, which, the scarcity Of
bars, goes forward the shape Of con. Il would 20 10
geateI bars we're penty but larger pro-
portion q h9 late arrivals from California been ordered
into coin.
The stock market kas been rather firm. There
B further orders from abroad for American stocks and
large POI ehases made The of affairs 10 the
Nisarsgsa C1mpauy attracts attention. Mr. Morgan cold out
large portion d his atock aud resigned and t rumored
thar Mr Vanderbilt and party would control the stock and
mpo changes. The stoekhpdsr much dissa
hed There esrs that the canal rights which sold
IS 900 EACH which bring $780, may be eonsda
ted few band. sqppant the stock altogether There
ate epy i91 canal rights Generally, the stock maj kst o.
fra but le II atees and there sigma d speoula
yonrs PRENTICE.
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he means communication have distributed values all
The disparity between the lake districts and
Of the interior is longer great formerly.
Within the years during hch $50 persons
been added the popustionht H. double the increase of
the previous yeasthe canal lands have been sod The
been large, and the railroad
sod 500 900 acres for S. The internal activity
of the is large, and although il has had
currency issued from Georgia banks, it Is getting
reliable. The auditor holds nearly s4,ooo0o0 state
stocks deposited circulating notes, and this de-
soripton Of paper Is increasing With the degree Of pros
parity here manifest in Illinois, and which il surpassed in
some of the naiehborug States and rvaled in ALL
siye demand and imported goods Is
ably looked forward for the coming year, and much prep
aration being made IT, The imports of dry gods
for the past three weeks have been follows
Enx
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Yy ). .. nsaulnE, Aaeoorser.


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE COUNTRY sgAT scar
syby u deed Of ua,f ifna Coo n Ma-ett -
trustee rihess. 1sans a ~ ~ -
feeofsrd VA Lthsr >. & No.
IS tslss~ CO., ss stp sang lahs 'en
istuct az Cooasssas We ~N sch a.
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csas. lena ali tat tfrr % tri o.
ssshis. Inc Bft iei aha erad b hs
ps whrSrof Anthony tsmsad dri cA.a and
Called " fi~sssu Fasns, aud pa'i az 49, lAhd
i-asesa cDnsesnd Is hfaA@'h Asa sewt
j. Fickrsft ~ prose- or pffr - laha
~ the asnssou add ak nile sf ~ ad
nens ~ Cro,xs sy,s'- a"a.siTs'o, Aaa tns 80
hr dr. te-a ~ in rtH ~
seventy p~rcss, nsrasssed ss ~ t' ~. -
81 kosk Ifcrk chufrs a. I" 'nd
Trading ms sd lH ikr
sxd al in5 o~nta ~ ~ sad
De Taylor runnius tai The rai NAslrs nla
see g. 1fses wfr' @sp pts -
H. q. Lswts a. risht angles Wt'' ne rn
al rst enst VHh IL tts
Inc air' sr said q y tnr 1rts lshv hh
IxA. wth lila sii Ia ta,ninsd hd l"t -
parallel - - trchea y ir inr - Ire
ploc- OF rnius brsg s taHf ta
p. cd To The saia At is~ ~ an
shnnvus by auiy recorded ia ss FRA Is De's
Terms. fur equal payments ~
eight and t~eetyour teas, 10 br sstsl ~
tpd pe,nissp Unless The tsfms - s%e az 49,
ne day of uie me trustees e cry"
rex OF me nsst purchaser III efts
80 ERAaMtIS J. MIDDLETON,
AIGHAaD a. CLARKE,
TFusif
JAMES C.. MCGUIRE,
Nj g,~-2swkas AUc.lQaCts
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csapraAs N wAsstSeros--a spite Of wishes. hepes,
expeesstns aud Christmas day proved 70 be-
20 fr The weser coDeernsdone of the most dFes
disz days Of fhe year drawing rapidly 70 Close
From tau O'Clock "a The morning until midnight the rain e
IN drenclug quantities accompanied b. cold, searching
that cleared the Of searehers after pleasure
And sraelsrs after holiday gifts. ~ the hiring o.
aske and pistols and the explosion Of bgecracssss bad
almost cessed.
The propretos che various places Of amusement IN the
city, who had confidently calculated rich haryes, Of
dollars, doomed 10 disappointment IL Is bat Jast 70
that the warning elements failed to have depressing
effect upon the band engaged for the day at the Varieties
Their Of invitation went forth cheerty as u
bright locking down jayfriiy and encourag
ngy Sidewalks crowded with gaydreased people With
pockets amply allied snd With margin liberal enough 10 ALLOW
for reasonable investments for pleasure purposes.
II eIl cold, and bleak, and dismal whost there
no lack II those heart knitting and omedrawing assoeia
ous With which Christmas day has always been inFasted
The day has seldom been kept up in more hearty home
y, happy than il Ipesay lg and ~ there
Iess hustle and excitement the streets less noise and
confusion, aud less merry making" IL is falsely called
than IN former years. to sy there were more
pleasant hedes with loved and loving about hom 70
deepen The well OF hnnan affections and 10 call into be-
ng feelings which may have slambered, perhaps, for
twelve month.
Cry CouSclsBotl boards met on Monday evening and
after the transaction unimportant business adjourned
the 1th Of month In the lower board bill
passed comforting certain Judicial powers upon the cap
tain Of The Auxiliary Guard.
The Of the unfortunate gentleman who committed
suicide ia this city Monday afternoon last Ernes Won
eerngsF aud Van Patten, stated in last issuc.
III leaves family, who reside In Virginia.
Rev. Mr. Ives Formerly Bishop Of North Carons) viii
deliver lecture in this city, odd Fellows Hall, Mon.
day evening for the benefit Of the Young Catholics
ffend Society. +.
The lectures Of Professor MITCHELL at the Smithsonian In
ution should, doubt will atraclarge, intelligent,
and delighted Audiences.
spoT-About the coolest spot TO be found in Wash
ngon the present time is the library 10 the Smithsonian
Institution.
The wsATaER.--After weeks Of moderately pleasant
weather. favored yesterday, for ID. first time this
season, with fair specimen OF winters day. AT early
the morning, the mercury fell several degrees be-
low the freezing point, and throughout the entire day
high and hng cold wind prevailed, much to the misery Of
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The exports checked by the high rates Of freight and
low rates Of bls which difficult OF sale when money
dear here generally the with the close o. the
There IT, however, every indication ;bst after the let money
viii become unusually abundant for January should the
ecuds again the political horizon
which than likely, we'll in consequences OF the
the fully developed desrh in Germany and France.
For the Of trade to be be-
England and Germany; Hamburg, which Is the great
outlet for the grain Of northern Germany, buyer the
London market for German account. Francs also
buyer London 81 per quarter So 5oper buhe The
averages in France for the eight great districts fol-
Eox
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COMMERCIAL.
faoA OUa coAMGnolAl oonNssrvNoRsr
Nsw YosK. Dc. q lsss.

NGx YoGK, Dec. IS 1885.
That the coming year should be great gensrs prps-
perty. reasanng FROM the analogy q the past IL
bic expect The eaaatry within few years. par
tieulay in the ast i've ha- hsen getting do large
basnrss. Two millions i've hundred thousand enigiaat
arrived settled considerable numbers have e III
Atlantic states r the fei tile ands ~ the Wrst $50 0Do,
900 have been paid r lands public and prVae $500
600 900 have been spent the construction Of railroads. $780,
coo 900 have been spent Tor naae, nterrai and external
sl09 600 Of capital have been organzed into bank eapt
ostly under general laws which rsaire security p W de-
poted r an crcaaliag notes 500 100 600 OF
rrncy have coined for the smaller channels Of circulation
urog past year al these elements have been stimulated
by high prices ar produce and the results 81 that
being realized 10 the great prosperity o.
the West ustrGou VI the progress o. events, we may
take angle state linos, by the most prosper
GUS and observe since the dark days Of National
Bank corruption and rule lts population and
n Fahlr nrnpertY were follows
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The quantities entered for consumption have
doubled the entered warehouse has been
notwithstanding the assumed scarcity Of money This has
however, prevailed consider able outside of the
stock market which great fluctuations caused by the
course OF the banks before alluded to- respect Of the
which they apply the country bank balances The
Der and strengthened old which will
mence the coming year large and there
doubt that demand for goods will be, 10 1858, not
only effective consumption but also to repensh
goods that have been reduced pretty low in the
teror also dt stores that in
ereasng Ia In localities well in old
Every district which sends forth lie produce for the tt
time invites which be stocked From AL
tes Of the Union produce pours down. but the foreign
demand suces prices ia the face Of these SUPP
plies The exports certain articles from this port have
Tor three weeks been follows:
Erporfs Port Of Men FORK, Dee 10 Dec. 81.