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April |, lS50.-[Iv

OsT.-Lost in Findlay. on Saturday, the
~ Goth Of March, an oval Carbuncle Shirt
Stud-gold rim, twisted edge. The Under will
be liberally rewarded by leaving II at the Drug
Store OFF. p. Dennis Co., or handing II TO tho
undersigned. s. ]. MILLS.
FMpLAY, Ohio, March 40, ls5s.-{tf
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BRAGG & BURROWES,
Sole Prnprlcturs, st. Louis, Missouri

We, the undersigned, masters and owners of
steamboats, running tu and from the port ui
81. Louis, Impressed with the Importance ol
having un hai,d, Al all times, "A safe and certain
remedy tn he used in eases "f sudden disasters,
have obtained supply II DIR. Bragg's Arctic
| linimcnt, which we shall always hereafter ear
| rY upon uur respective boats believing 1t I,
he the most speedy and uufuling remedy iol
the cure of burns, sGalds, wounds, contusiuiS
&C, ever offered Iuthc public:
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SECRETARY OF SrATE's Orricr.
IOIUMBus ONO.
| hereby certify thnt the foregoing acts are
true copies oi the original rolls now ON 1e In
this Office. A. T.. RUSSELL.
Sectstdry of state.
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\uDIroR's OFFlCE, FisDL,Y.

ArDiToR's OFFiCE, FtSDfAY.
HASCUCK COUNTY, ONO.
] hereby certify that the foregoing acts are
correctly coricd from those certified Ia hv the
Secretary of State. AARON HOWARD.
.iudiior Of Hancock county, OhiO
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and that there is M disease of the Stomach and
Bowels, the Liver. the Nervous Sv-tc'n the
Skin. Glands ar Muscles. IN which they de- not
give prompt relieL and. (fHdmiul>trrcd before
the very citadel at lie has been luvadcd) Of.
ieCt Il painless and perfect cure.
Bear inmlud that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG.
ErABLE BLOOD PILLS are end 'rScd hv the
experience ui Thousand, Ot LIVING witnesses.
who, in letters, atlilivitS, medical works. aud
by word ot mouth. proclaim them Ia be the
very best preparation of the KIND cvcr"lIcrcd
To tho broken dnwH victims of Ill health. They
hunt disease through every aycUuc and organ
"i the system, and "Spcllt thoroughly and per-
manently.
No one can doubt their superiority after one
single tral-thcy are not only better, but IN
fact, cheaper tlan'Hny other Pil!s, tor IL takes
II less number "i them tu produce better CT
feet.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Purifier. 81 per bottle. or - per bali ,luIcu.-
OF tnc Scandinavian NcGrt,bl" Blood Pills, ,.
cents per buN, or ave boxes tor ~.
Read DR.. RpLirs s.'pcciti Notices and Gen
tihcttes published IN a conspicuous part al
this paper from time tu time.
DR.. Ruhack's Med cal Almanac and Family
Adviser. containing Il great variety uttntrrc>t
ing and valuable Medical information, can he
[ mad gratis of any ui his Agents throughout I'll,
country.
| In dinicult and complicated cases. DR.. Il"
back may be consulted personally by letter
enclosing Il stamp.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms. No. Il EaS
Fourth ST., Sd Budding from Main street. Gin
cinntti, q. Laboratory IN Hammond street
! For sale In Hancock county by
A. LANGWORTHY. Finliay;
GILBERT FAIL. X son, Ntnlue;
WM. GRUBBS, Van Buren;
| Il. BARNEY. McCumh;
u. PETERS x son. Arcadia;
NJ. HOOK. West Independence;
| J. u. EATON, Benton;
THOMAS NTAIkS. Arlington:
HENDERSON IL son, Mount BlauCharl
T. MAilON " SONS, Willlamstnwn;
land by druggists and Merchants generally.
Feb. 5, (Fch. 10. jan. H. lsjJ.-lv.
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I EG.L NoIIoE>-m. u. Gouchcr. in the

I EGAL NOIIt k>>II. u. Gouchcr, IN the
IL state of Illinois, VIII take notice that Ruh-
crt Is. liurd and Chester Church, partners IN
business under the nrm name Of Hurd Il
Church, Of the county of Hancock, aud state
of Ohio. lid. on the 2th day Of March. lsj9,
file their petition IN the Court ut Common
Pleas of said county, against the said II. B.
GouCher. defendant, setting forth that the sad
II. u. G"uchcr gave - mortgage Ia the said
Hurd X Church. on in.lut number -, in the
town of Van liurcn, IN -.,id county. to secure
the pay ment OF s2i7 80 with 10 per cent. inter-
est from date, according to Il certain nute re.
ferred to in said mortgage; and praying that
said II. u. GuuCher may pay said sum now
claimed to he due. with interest rs aforesaid,
or that said premises may be sold tn pay the
same; and the said II. u. Goucher Is notified
that he Is required Ia appear and answer said
petition on or before tile 2lst day of May, 1859.
HUUD 4 CHURCH.
M, IL
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INNItM IN IONA.--An individual in Find.
L lay, has Farm OF ISO acres located in
Monroe county. Iowa. which he will dispose uf
for cash, or exchange for good claims Ur town
property ia findlly. For further particulars
Ion =. A. SPEAR,
Nav 2S, 1858. R.dl Estate Agent.
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REALESTATEAGENCY
A chance to Dispose of Lands and Real
Estate in General.
TIVE undersigned has established Real Es
III lnlL A..a..
FiNDLAY, OHIO.

and will attend To the purchase and sale OF all
Kinds Of Real Estate, such rs Farms, Town
Lots, Houses and Lots, No., to the redemption
OF delinquent lands. and to the payment ofTax.
es' All such property entrusted to him as
agent, VIII be advertised free uf charge.
Nov. "a. 1857. < SpEAp
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Ho! for Pixies Peak!

fINHE undersigned formerly of Carney, Swiit
L Co., Cincinnati has established house
at Leavenworth City, Kansas, for the purpose
tending To visit the extensive
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Experience has rendered DR.. X. a most sue
cessiuI practitioner in the cure of all diseases
oi u private nature; manhood's debility, as an
impeachment To marriages nervous and sexual
inirmtios, diseases OF the skin, and those
arising from abuse of mercury.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

There IL Rp evil habit sometimes indulged in
by boys, ~ solitude, Gfen growing up with
them tu manhood; and which. If not reformed
In due time not only begets serious obstacles
tu matrimonial happiness, but gives rise to u
series ut proirdctcd, insidiOus and devastating
affections.
Few Of those who give way To this perniciouS
practice are aware of the consequences, until
thcy find tie nervous system shattered, feel
strange and uuaccoun,ablc sensations, and
vague Tears IN the mind. (Soe pages -, rs, -,
uI DR.. n ; book On ''Sei Preservation
Tie unfortunate thus affected becomes fee
BILE, Is unable To labor with accustomed ygur,
/ or tn apply his mind to study; his step is tardy
and weak; ho is duli. irreSulute. and engages
even IN his sports with less energy than usual,
/ fhc cmancipates himself before the prac
/ tice has done its worst, and enter mat rimony,
his marriage is unfrutiul, and his sense tells
him that this is caused ny his early iollcs. -
These are considerations which shuuld AVA
ken the attention ui all who are similarly stu.
ttpd
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General Agent for OH

Also nv
A. LANGWoRTHY, Findlay;
ISRAEL GREEN,
HlPKlNS d CO., Gilboa;
w. l.. HELLER& & CO., Van Buren,
SCHROCK d CORBIN, Vanlue
G. S. MOSHER, Arlington;
b. B. BARNEY Il CO., McComb.
NJ. s. HAMl.lN, M. Blanchard,
August l3. ls5S-IlV
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PATIENTS AT \ DISTANCE
Z AIS ! GRATIS.! GRATIS.
4 free GIFT 10 al.
MISERY RELIEVED.

Natures Guide" IA new and popular
work. iull uf valuable advice and impressive
warning. alike calculated I" prevent yC,trs II
m >cry. and save thousands of lives. l. diStri.
butrd without charge, and forwarded by mail,
PREPAID tuary Puato0iCr in the United States,
on receiving an order enclosing two postage
stamps. tDeCumber -. l>js.-ly
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I TIL e LlV & r
I'm WIG o r AT o r !
PREPARED By DR. SANFORD,
COMPOUNDED entirely from GUMS.

rs ono Of .he best Purgative and Liver Med.
/ icines now before the public. that acts Ms a
Cnfhdrtic, easier, inider, and more enectua'
than any other medicine known. Itisnot onl,
Cdthnriic, but n Lirtr remedy, acting frst 81
the I,uet to eject its morbid matter, thus no
complishing two purposes cffct ttually, without
any of the painful feelings experienced in the
operations of most Caihd,tics. II strengthens
he system At the same time that II purges ~
and when taken daily IN moderate doses. vii
81 strengthen and build II up with unusual rapid.
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" FaIDND 10
IF YOU HAVE ANY PAIN

RuErMsriss, NEURALGIA, BRoscnIrIs, PAR.
,iYsis, oLp soErs, scALD HEAD, RuRNs AND
scN.Ds, srtPY JOINTS, SORE THRoAr. srR,iSs
Am sRuisEs. HoRE nREAsrs. SwOLLEs GLANDS
PILLs, OR cUT,NkoUs DISEASES
BUY BOTTLE OF
BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT.
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ENCELIEST DWELLING HOUSE
n ron sALE.-rhc undersigned has for
S;Ilc "A new, substantial. and very convenient
rwo.SrORY DWELLING, situated ut u favorable
poii.t ON Sandusky street, Findlay. The terms
are reasonable. and the cite desirable for any
uuc engaged in business ON Main street
>. \. SPEAR. Real Estate igcnt.
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TUs TWTT1I, TOWU
Lots Houses and Lots, &C., to the redemption
OF delinquent lands, and to the payment ofTax.
es' All such property entrusted tn him as
agent VIII be advertised free of charge.
Nov, ~, 1901. -----------.-- $. A. SPEAR.
Sewing Machines.
THE und etsigned hasbeen appointed Agent
for the sale ofSinger's Sewing Machines;
and is prepared to supply Ciothiers, Sad.
dlers, Shoe Establishments, nd private fam
lilies with such machines
At the Manufacturers Lowest Rates.
These Machines are coming into very gen.
cral use, and are admitted to be very deci-
ded improvement on anything of the kind
previously offered to the public.
FfsDLAy, March 10. S. A. SPEAR.
A MOTHER FhRM.-A GOOD FARM OF
N $50 ACRES Is offered for sale. II is situ.
dtod on Blanchard River, about FIVE miles from
Findlay. and lies high and dry. There arc 100
ACRES CLEARED, with YOUNG ORCHARD,
and good farm house, and irame barn.
3. A. SPEAR. Real Estate agent.
| A VALUABLE PRoPERTy.-A farm Of
/ "A eighty acres, with forty.fve acres clear.
/ cd, and other improvements, Ia offered for sale
/ II Is located on the road leading from Heck's
mill to Van Buren,, about four miles from Find
lay, in \ very good neighborhood. For the
>, terms Of sale and other particulars, enquire Of
$. A. SPEAR. Real Esidfe igsnL
i IN LOT FOR sALE.-Thc undersigned has
i an excellent town lot, situated in II favora-
ble position on Main street, Finday, tO dispose
of. $. A. SPEAR, Real Estate dgsnt
d A HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS EOit SALE.
y N n good dwelling house and four lots ad.
ointng, located in the suburbs Of Findlay, is
| offered for sale on very reasonable terms, by
4 =. A. SPEAR, Real Estate dgent
II June I, 1858.
, INNItM IN IOWA.--An individual in Find
Il lay, has Farm OF ISO acres located hi
Monroe county. Iowa, which he will dispose nj
,, for cash, or exchange for good claims Or town
,i inroucrty ia Findliv. For further particulars
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'BL00D PURIFIER And BLOOD PILLS

WTHEN DIR. ROBACK, the renowned Swe.
w dish Physician. introduced his Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills In the United States. he
Sot forth in plain language their curative
properties. This was years ago. The task oi
recommending them has since been taken out
Of his hands. Enlightened men, whose char
icter for sound Judgment and philosophy,
give their opinions weight in the community.
men who observe, reflect, AMI make aSsur'
.ince donbly sure" before they dccide-are
everywhere approving and urging the use OF
ldc In the wisdom and honesty of this class, or
who ChoOse to- investigate for Themselves are
now uf Op mimi IN this important subject.
DR.. lUbaCk invites the attention Of the sick
~ lao
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Only one dose Immediately relieves CUoLIC.
while only one dose often repeated is sure
lcure for CHOLERA MuHUrs, and Il preventative
luf cholera.
es- Only ono bottle is needed to throw out or
the system the effects of medicine, after II long
Sickness.
ma one bottle taken for JArNpICE. removes
all Sull"wncSS or unnatural color from the skiu
One dose taken n short time before eating
gives vSor To- the appetite, and makes food di
scst we'll.
One dose often repeated cures Chronic DfAK
uIEA IN lis worst forms. while SIMMER and
bowel complaint yield almost tn the FIRST dose
One nr two doses currS tiackS by WORMS in
Children: there is no surcr, safer or speedy
remedy in the world. as II nercr fails
rs \ lew bottles cures DRuPsY, by exciting
the abSurbcnts.
We take pleasure IN recommending this med
cine rs Il preventive Tor FEvsR ANp AGrE
'tittLL FEVER. aud all FEvEIiS "t u lIlLiOus Tyre.
It operates with certainly. AMI thuus,tlsiS are
Wiling To testify To- It's wonderful VIRTUES.
All who use II arc giving their unanimous
l'nSiim'nv ia It's favor.
Rs- Mix water IN tur mouth with the lnvlS-
orator, and swallow both together.
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REMEMBER ,

lie who places himself under DR.. kINkELGN'S
treatment, may rcilciuusy cuu.ide ~ his honor
Is gentleman. and rely upon the assurance,
that the secrets Of Dr. Ks patients viii never
be disclosed.
Young mdn-lct no false modesty deter you
from mdEng your ctSc known L. one, who,
from eluration aud responsibility, can GER
ianly beIricnd you.
Dr. klNkEiIN'S res dcnce has been for the
'tst twenty-five years ~ the Northwest cor.
urr "f TlilRD AND UNION STREETS, Phila-
dclpha, Penn>y lyania.
PATIENTS AT \ DISTANCE
Can have (by stating thclr ease explicitly, to-
.cthcr with ;lll their symptoms. per letter. en-
closing a rcmttancc) DR.. KS medicine. avpro.
pritied accordingly,
Forwarded tu any part II tho United States.
and pucked secure irum DAMAGE or tUl.lUS.
lTi. by mail "r express.
/ READ! YOUTH AND MANHOODM
.NNIGuRous iIFE or PRENATvRE DEATH, kIS.
EEiIN o. SELF PRESENTATION
ONLN 81 CENTS.
Letters containing that value IN stamps. viii
ensure Cupy. per return 81 mall
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who have languiShed for years IN hclples
wcIku"~~ and drspordcncy, rcrupcrtte witt
almost miraculous rlpidity under their invig
oratuE operation. That AL sexual dsahilltie
are removed hy their cordial aud gently stim
mlLilnL nrnnnrllcs. InAl lhnN rncrlIll
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CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,

aud render IL enjoyable. That. operating ii
rcclly upon the poison IF disease in the Jioot
they
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AFFLICTED READ!
,
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS

lHtLNDELPIIIA MEDICAL HOUSE
Established twenty-five years ago by DIR.
lNkEIlN, corner of Third and Union streets,
,tl,,dal,.bta
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~
Tho LIVER IL one On
latOrs Of the human
performs it's funC q,
rrs ufthc system are =
Tho siomnch Ia almosi a
healthy action OF the y
performance of its
stomach II at fault
FAULT. aud tho whole =
frrs In consequence n
LLvEH having ceased u
tho diseases Of tliaiIh
priotors has made ~
tirc Of more thaWO
some remedy where =
tho many dertngc =
liable, =
To prove that tlIi. A
found, any person.
ltONrLNfSr, IN amy ut y
TRY y bottle. and runH
| These Gums remove
matter from the sYS
their place u healthy :
rating the stomach q
gest well. rtHifYiSG,l :
tune aud n" 9TH u .
Try, removing thu v
-eiiccting e rHdicHli-
BtLfOt's ATTACKS are
BETTER, PREvENTED hyi
the I,IvHR ISvIGoR >.
One dose after cai =
llicvc tho stomach 4
from rising and sour =
| Only unn dose taken .
vents NIGHTMARE. n
! Only one dusc takci 4
bowels gently, and =
One dose taken at .
Icurc DYSpEPstk. =,
BS one dose NJ two =
ways relieve SICkc
One bottle taken for :,
removes the cause NJ 4
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'cif-Abuse, Nervous Debility, SIricturc-'
elects, Gravel, DIapct"., Di.rns"s Of ISid-
nrys aud bladder, McrcurIdi Ithcuiiin-
ti-m, Scrofuln, PHinS III the Homes and
Ankles, Diseases ~ the i.uugs, Throat.
Nose aud Eyr', Ulcers upbn thr Body
Limbs, Cancers, Drop'y, EpIIcptIc Fits,
-. Nun's Dance. aud ati diseases nri,in,
from u Icrnio;rmcnt Of the >cSuni Organs
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the principal rogu.
. body; and when II
> tions well. the pow.
I fully developed. e.
\ dependent on th'
, Licsr for the proper
I functions: when the
Z the bowels arc ut
z system system sul-
. ~ one organ - the
Z Ia de- its duty. For
\ organ. ono uftho pro
Z his study, In II pr.tc
) twenty years. 10 find
= with To- Cunniortct
: mcntS to- which IL Is
. remedy is at last
: troubled with LIVER
I It's frrms. has but tn
virtiou il certain.
. I'LL morbid or bad
? tom. supplying in
: How of bile, invigu.
: causing f"ud tu ~
THE GLOuu, givln-
> the whole machine.
Z cause " the disease
y cure.
" cured. ASp. WHAT j.
the occasional use NJ
p NrOR.
z ngjs sufficient tn re
\ and prevent the fnuC
4 ing.
. before retiring, pre-
\ At night lonscns tho
y cures COSTtvENESS.
. ter each meal wil
=, tcaSpoonruls VIII III
q llENnACuE.
= female obstruction
Y the disease, d an,
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Is cured as IL by y miracle; your own tempe,
is restored tu lis naturt, sweetness. and YOU
babe from Shnr and irctiul nipS tu rtlm an,
sweet Slurnhcrs: and the Medical Disruverl
becomes fountain ol hlGssingtO your husbdn,
and household.
In the more advanced stages of
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Spanish coins.

With regard to these COINS about which there are
n good many rumUrs in recitation, We state
that the act Of Congress, Of 1887, provides as fol-
lows;
fine pieces commonly known as a quarter,
eighth and sixteenth Of the Spanish pillar dollar
and the Mexican dollar shall be receivable at the
Treasury of the United States and its several cf-
ces md at the several post offices aud land oices
uf the United Ststes nj the rates of valuation,
folio wing: That is to say, tue fourth OF q dollar
or piece of two reals at teHty cents, the eighth
aduiIar or piece Of real ct ten cents, and the
tixteenth OF dollar or half real at fire. cents-
Inc said coins when received, shall not be again
paid out or pm. in circulation, but shall bo re.
come at the mint"
This law has been in force since its passage
There is no law concerning the passage Of these
coins in ordinary commerce, other than that hch
applies TO the fractional parts of dollar IN silver
COIN, which declares shat they snail not be q lie.
gal tender for more than fpc doiiarS, and that
three cent pieces shall not be legal tender for
more than thirty cents.
The spanish and Mexican fractional quart ers
Fights sud sixteenth parts OF dollar, are now re.
oeived hardly anywhere at above the rates of the
Law quoted by us. Here they still pass freely
but We believe they are rejected everywhere else
or at asst In every large city. They we're reduced
20 i've, ton, and twenty cents in New York and
. other Northern cities before the passage of th.
act of Congress. The continued use of them here
while they have been rejected elsew here has help
cd 10 increase rather THAI diminish their pumbe,
IN circulation amongst us, since smart De,
centage could be made by buying at the reduction
10 other places, aud circulating them here at thei
former value.
Our own email coins are far more convenient O.
smail change, and it would be better to expe
foreign small coins by following the example o
vther Glitter. II they were put down to the valua
ton vi the Law OF Congress, they would soon inc
their way 10 the Mn: to be recoined, and ",
should get i'd of them altogether. Their market
yalae With tue bIokers is above the rates fixed b,
Cousr and they would be sold by the holders an(
,hsD go straight TO the Mint. We are sare our CIT
y-us are tired Of these old, worn out coins
and hope that they Will, by common consent
adopt THIS mode Of expelling them altogethe,
frvm circulation.
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Tobacco in aeuth w sasesa Virginia
r T&s vsrmers ID Southwestern vifsioia are turn
ing their attention than fJrmerly 10 the eu'-
,Ivs,ios ~ Tobseca It 10 vosy fsptily sxteudine
In the MeE River rreion. Psr scme yssrs sood
deal Of Tobacco has been srown IN some OF ths
counties 81 the Kaoawha valley. wslearn from
the @sossA OF Giles county, that the crop OF
the last year was the finest yet produced IN that
comfy, tsdsiae from the samples brorshetn BY
the farmers. That paper suggests that the eatah.
iish ment Of Tobacco Mandatory at PearisburF,
Gin Giles, would be good enterprise. a. there 10
plenty Of Tobacco raised In that locality to keep
Il employed.
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Aoe AFTERNOON Performance at Laura Keen -,
Nov FORK Theatre, on Wednesday last. resli1sd
shs som OF $500 to the Mount Vernon Fund whv
should not similar handsome amount h. co.,,
fributed to tho same laudibIe cause by the sxhi,
billions Of the Panorama Of China and Aus,rai;.
which have been 30 generously rendered by IN,
proprietcrsi These exhibitions, at the Mechaa.
Ice Institute, will take place to night and te-mor
fs~ night The Panorsma 10 itself beautiful
wsrt Of art, fall Of Information and amusem snt-.
Esd shs visitor Will carry home with him not only
the most pleasant rscolIeesions, bet the proud
consciousness II having added bis mite in behalf
eSsAxhly patriotic Object We hope, then, TO
sss assy hsodrsds, old and young. nightly filling
the immSsss asd bssutiial Hall Let rot Virgin.
sas held esek, when other States are % warmly
ssenSee IN pssbtpg the noble work.
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ut CT the market.

*The city mills ont CT the market.
The city mills again buying, and the first new
wheat arriving.
New Flour from the country. and ST offered by
shippers, but declined by holders. From This time
until the lst Of November, there were no sales to
shippers. and prices were merely nominal.
From this table it will be seen that since the new
crop began to arrive in July. there has been IN.
precedented difference sde between the good and
choice grades of wheat, and between red and white.
This was &C. asioned by the very small proportion
of choice wheat brought to market and by the III
usually dispro portion betwe red and white wheat.
the farmers having seeded less than ever OF bite
The crop of the year very indifferent the lower
grades comprising a uuch larger portion of the
| whole til an for mauy years 1t, however. came In
dry, and generally 10 good order. The hole amount
OF receipts of wheat is larger than any former year
I'D to this time notwithstanding the Indifferent che.
,cter of the yield. This is accounted for by the
urge amouGt seeded in 81 and by the new inn or
t,tions from East Tennessee. by the Virginia and
T .nnessee Railroad
From the latter Fart OF August to the middle OF
November there scarcely any sales of country
| -four 70, shipment. The flour merchants held the
article 100 high for shippers ard endeavored to keep
| down stocks by working eff to the retail trade
The srrivae were not large, and they were enabled
to dispose of it in thi' way; until November, when
stocks 90 accumulat' Il that concessions made
| t) shippers and some shipments were made At
present the stock in this city If in the neighborhood
| of 20 90 barrels, q very liberal supply Tor the
season.
Flour began the year 1857 at s6.62@6.I5. Wheat
be gau the same year at 81 A. to ST. SIS Flour begsn
the year lsj3 at S. 62@95 IS, ana Wheat began ct
sI5 I3o Below We give the hi hest prices paid
| for Flour and Wheat in the two last years: