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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07
NUEESENlAN,S Arabian Balsam has

A 'I1FIIC T. NJ ItIH = dUIdII DdISIHI tbs
been in than hiiSen years. for all kinds Of
wounds, brni,, and cuts AMI i>a failing remedy tor
acute or chronic rheumatism IL warranted case
q; piles iStua hOwcvsrong Standing whenevry thing
else has failed This Bat,; affords immediate relief in pains
the eiiea nd breast, pain AMI weakness tho back and ons
,nd i III. and immediate relief burns ard
,caiS Numerous and ,esprrtable certificates e
liri las given relief in all I. above This wonder
working Ral>am viii restore numb or persisted limbs
numhnes any part u the body, ana. and pleas.
application ,roa,> aud quIncS In bottles
aud 81. For sale wholesale aud FETAL bv 4 b. d.
Ss 70 and loo FELTON, D. Saul y 90 II East Broad
way Market A. b. Sands Co. 20 Broadway, cor
tilnuIIrl. i mi I'M
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L1RENCH POLISHING PAsTE-This

Il article combination OF elementary substances laV
ing strong affinity for each oer, which unite and form
compound altogether in its character. TIE bf',aney
and durability Of the polish it mparts to The most detas
artale OF furniture such mahogany, rosewood, eHp
italian marble, also carriages patent leather, militia
caps &c, unsurpassed It's application easy, reinn
For sale by a. B. Sands Co. (Granitr Buildings, I'd
Broadway, corner Chambers-,treet; alo, by A. b.
Sands, 70 and 100 Fulton-st D. Sands Co. n E'st PFC
way. mlL VIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

Eighth On paper and books the following duties tina, i.
TO say ON banhnoe post of all kinds note letter and lis
sue paper fifteen cents per pound; antiquarian copper
plate, copying drawing foolscap, imperial lhographc
medium, and all Others not specified twelve and hall
GEMS n per pound on hlomg, cartridge gloss printing.
boards box boards mill boards sheahng and wrapper pa.
PEI three cents per pound; on books printed previous TO
since eighteen hundred in Latin, Greek and all other Ian
gnases other 'an English when bound fifteen cents and
when unbound thirteen cents pound; books printed
The English language and on blank books when bound hi..
y cents and when unbound twcntysx cents per pound
or paper hangingS thirty five per cenlum ad yaorem: and
on playing cards, ten cents per pack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

GCHOOL BOOKS, Stationery, &c
- CLEMENT < PACKARD, 1870 Pearl st. opposite Ce.
da have on hand and daily receiving additions their
stock If School Books, Nil OF which they offer liberal
terms, tor cash, or approved credit.
Their publications believed superior for acquir
ing thorough practical education, to any others in
this Country.
They nlso keep constantly m hand supply of DENY ard
Cap Blank Books, OF every variety Of pattern and finish
together with assortment OF Letter and Cap Papers and
Stationery in general booksellers and Merchants romlhe
Country are invited 10 call. lnl2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07
p ED or GRAY Hair NAV be changed to

z beautiful auburn jet black in two or three hours hY
using bottle OF the celebrated Italian Dye. II has justly
obtained reputation far surprising all others nov IN USE
and may he used without the least injury either r. the hair
or skin. Heretofore the difficulty OF procuring suitable ar.
tice for cooring the hair has deferred many from attempt
ing it, But now this difficulty removed. alt who has
u<ei the Italian Dye have borne willing testimony ttse:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07
III AlIDANARE. American Locks, &C.
Il VAN BLARCOM & CuAMpLIN successors- N

. a Van BLARCUM ( CHAMPLIN, SUCCESSORS 10
+. }. H. Roosevelt go Pcarsrect Second door above
Eeekman-sreet, c'r to Builders and Dealers American
Pin Locks, ch Sliding Door Trimmings, Mortice
Locks Store Door Locks &C. suit any thickness of doors
We arc also agents for the sale Of and beautiful Nor
ce Lock- this article combines all the advantages of the
usual Mortce Lock and is afforded less price than
IN. Rim Lock, being saving Of Than 50 per cent The
curious and economical are invited to call The 800
Pearl and examine for themselves where they will find
the most complete assortment OF Builders Hardware and
low any Other hon.e in The city, phosale
and retail. John a Van q LAKCOM.
me2 2n- CHRISTOPHER CIfAMPLfN
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SXTONDERFtjL Cure by Rings Cough

w Camly.-NeW-YOrk, Feb z, Bal, Mt. .. H
Rng-Dear SIR s"nse of gratitude, as well as duty %
and suffering community induces me TO MAKE pup.e
(f you thnH proper the surprising cure effected ny your
Cough Candy | have been suffering with an alarming
cou Ill and all the symptoms OF speedy dissolution seemed
inevitable for several MONTHS during which hne
had spent hundred dollars for different remedies
oGc of which gave me any permanent relief was hnaly
Induced by te persulsons OF friend to make trial o! your
Candy viii. but little faith in lis efficacy; but 10 my sur
PRISE IL well as that Of my friends, free from hat
ir0nb>nne cough and ENJOY as good, not better neai
truth Of the above By caing my store No. II Fiji
street, they can have all their doubts removed.
JOHN HOWARD"
For sale wholesale and retail BY C. H. Rim 6i+ Broad
way New York. ms I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

TACHUNDE or Cachou Odorific.-ThiS
" highly esteeRed Aromatic Paste renders the breath
delightfully."- fragrant, mpars continual cofd'ai IN tie
medicine or smoking. Prepared by c. F. ats. Chemist
Londoo. For sale by A B. SANDS CO, I.S Broa1 ~
way corner Charnber.-streei; by A. H. u ~ sAHDS,i9
AMI loo E,, onsre.t ard II East Broadway. ml1 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

~ Inv - v CoEAM again
N y Triampan.-Thc ofthe exquisite merits Of
Kings Serhena Cream fully borne out by The rs, prem
un diploma being again awarded by the Judges the Ae.
rcan Institute Fair held At NiboS The longer this ce--
braed shaving soap known and the extensively
circulated il has become only confirm the lal,cr-
lng and unsolicited testimonials has received from all parts
OF America and Europe. Indeed the constantly increasing
demand Of proud satisfaction that the proprietor
has accomplished what thousands have been for years
tempting, vizan Emoen American shaving soap which
for comfort and economy, cannot be surpassed either
at home or abroad
(From the Ierald
Shaying-Eing's Verbena Cream for shaving, is most
capital article II can be had IS Fulton street We have
tried found it very superior 1t soitcns the beard and
makes the operation as gentle as nlngIe.izlns.
From the Boston Traveller, April, 1870.
Eerbena Cream.--Ths shaving compound is now all
the rage, well among the tonsorn professors among
those who prefer 60 sn'cr their own diurnnl The
BARRIERS that pot of lasts twice long the
quantity OF any other soponaciou> preparation: while those
who their 1rence declare that the Verena Cream
dull razor will insure smoother face than most of the old
with sharp STEEL besides il fragrant the
SSHtenns TO the skin, and great destroyer OF recle
For sale wholesale and retail by C. H. RINS Cemis, and
Druggist, So Fulton street, y. Y.
y. Is. Bsware OF unbushng limitations and observe the
written signature OF G. II. Ring on each. mrs I'm
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p CARROLL'S Old Established Med

~ csed vapor Baths are well known to be essentially
n-ce.,rv ar ,bs season of the year when the
qures auxiliary TO throw of the cucIe accumulated TED
during winter which by remaining on The surface Of 10.
fever lie They are operation d Coarlands street
from O'Clock in the morning till O'Clock al hight SUI
pbur baths require hours notice Portable Vapor Baths
and Bathing Tubs sent aypart of the City or Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07
NIISIC ATTHREE CENTS a PAGE

lVH al No - Lspenardsrect, corner OF Broadway
Charles r. Geslan asc Publisher is constantly receiving
and fashionable Musis for tl.e Piano. Guitar and Flute
retail also on hand small lot OF Musical instruments
which will he ,oi very low. The public are invited TO call
and examine for themselves Wholesale dealers >nppld
cheaper than at any other establishment in the u. State'
NB.-Piano Fortes tuned nj IS cents.
nioIn 80 CUAS r. GESLAIN
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HVHF, GREAT COMMISSION, or tn,

Christian Church constituted and charged to convey
the Gospel the world-a Prize Essay By the Rev John
an Introductory essay by Rev. William r. Williams D. d.,
of Ncw-York.
This valuable work the great subject of Missions now
in pres has been received ia sheets from the author
they came from the London press and will by this
appear in this country after its publication in England
DAYTON & NEWMAN, Publishers and Booksellers,
az corner of FHlion and Nassau. streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07
CORONEWS OFFICE.

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-Thc Coroner held all inquest To-
day board the schooner Bergen lying AT the loot OF
Wallstreet, the body of Joseph F.. Carlton native OF
Maine aged q. seaman on board. The deceased, tbs
morning at O'clock aoit the head o! the toeto
to rig purchase ard 10 ing his hold, precipated
with great force the deck below causing his instant
DEATH Verdict, that he 10 his death by accidentally
falling from the forcspmo of the schooner Bergen on the
deck.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-The Coroner held an in.
quest board the Russian bark Theodore Hendch lying
pier No. North River the be- OF Frederick John
son. native aged about So late the boatswain
said vessel man OF incorporate habits The deceased
went an shore on Sunday night with some shpmacs and
becoming Intoxicated, returning 90 board walked
off the LETT side OF the pier into the dock and drowned
His body was recovered yesterday morning by graphing
and conveyed on board the vessel. Verdict that he
accidentally drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

Ient On all manufactures OF silk knows a. piece roo,
one dollar aud eighty c pound and fifteen per cenu.
ad va!oretu anJ on all other manufactures Sk whl
per centun al Naloem cxcep, sewing SILK which shall l.,
lory per centum and silk hats dollar each; on shoe
men, made OF SILK pair, twenty-five shoes
slippers for women made OF prunclla stuff nankeen lea
iher or other material twenty cents per pair; shoes
slippers Tor children twelve cents per pair mems boo,
and hoo'ees one dollar and twenty-five pairs VIII
partially manufactured one dollar pair on won,eS boot
ana oooteeS fifty cents pair and when partially manu-
acturea forty cents pair cali skins four dollars or
morocco SKINS three dollars, on kid skins dollars and
snn one dollar and twenty-five per dozen.
On >e Sn esd leather eight per pound. Provided
iA az. sh.hS spin or partially manufactured. SHALL pay III,
sale rue OF GUY alenther; India rubber shoes and II
ra!crep. 800 70 y "'o' Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07
OY3S Anu-Dvspeptic tlixir.-rhis Ell

10Y ; Antl-Dyspeptic Elixir.-'rhis Ell
eF Sir medicinal aud vegetable Compound warranted
and rectur remedy not only for The dyspepsia butte
whole train ri ,-ra>,s resulting from and connected with,
aorier,, condition oflhe stomach ans liver. rrnse.
n the digestive functions, such general debility
weakness loss Of app,tr, cosveness headache, bilious
cole &c. Prepared by w. w Clark Philadelphia. for sale
by A. b. SANDS co, 273 Broadway,
Tl2 I'm 70 and 100 Fulron-stset aud II East soaiway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

SlLVER PLATE.-Wm. Thomson. No.
~ lI9 Witltansreei continues manufacture Silver
Ware OF The hest description and TIE aies, patterns
PRESENTATION Vases Pitchers, Walters Tea md Coffee
wees Cake and Fruit Baskets and Chldrens Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Also, eSSett Fruit, Knives aud Forks, silver blades Forks
and spoons. king threaded and puin threaded patterns
pIze Medals OF various patterns suited Cor prizes of Flo
reSitura horticultural and Agricultural Societies
Orders by letter punctually attended To.
The whole of these articles manufactured the pre-
muses. OF sterling silver, and expense spared
Gle beauty Of, The workmanship.
MB-Drawings and estimates OF articles far presentation
wiz be furnished in application. f26 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07
Thc New Tariff Bill.

iiol Sc % REPRESENTATIVES,, March 81, lss1
(.sd twice and committed The Committee OF the Whole
House the state OF the Unicn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

MISS COWAN respectfully informs the
Ea Ladies OF NewYork and lis vicinity that she eontn.
giving Lessons on the Piano Forte, Harp Guitar and IN
Singing.
Miss C. will be happy TO receive her pupils at No Sc
Whtesreet on the Isl Of May next. or II preferred will
teach the respective houses OF those ladies who may hon.
or her with their patronage.
arps and Piano Forte> for sale aud for hire Also,
Piano Forte o! very superior quality and tone TO he dis
posed o
\ very convenient Office 10 let No. sc White street.
Suitable for professional gentlemen who can also be accom-
modatcd with board Amply al No. Y Dnane.st. a6 CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

u Iayne> Observation-Disclosures Balsam and Tome
Nerrnugs may he had No 20 South Third street Phl,.
.ha and al No 20 Fulton 81 corner Gold loo Fulton
rrt by the agents B. D. Sands, Druggists also sold
by A. B. Sands Co, No. 273 BeoaGway; David Sands
Co. No. y t.n,t Brna.waY. corner Market Il mo I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

UustrucOn .,,--,-,
VIVA, is the cause Ile,norrhaSe and Splitting ot,bood
Obstruction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

~ VII 'ie ,oi.owins arricle> there shall be duty o.
twenty per ceniuni Id vaoren that i, Ia y on silver
sa aa on wire cap or bonnet covered with t
wood, thread laceS precious stones MOI sci ;sve .,.
and parts ,lereo and ground plaster o, Paris AMI te,
per cen' OF cocoa anu iea or unsanutacure tobacco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

SECS dnd be further enacted Tha, from and atl
he .ad ,h;eth day June al vaorcm rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

Sold in Ncw-York wholesale and RETAIL by s. II. D.
Sands Druggists, Nos. 70 and 100 Fuonst A. B. Sands
Co., 73 Broadway, and David Sands & Co.. II East Broad
way, n. y. MEG In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

and part, thereof, and ground plaster Of Paris an, fl,
percentun and leafo unaanu,r," ~ , ..eh
SEC. -inG be It further enacted .rha, I,o,, an, 80,
The lhirtieh day OF June one thousand e,rh, hnrlrs -
,c.ty three there shall be paid ten centsm ad voln
IN addition to all other duties the following
IS 10 say woolun CLOTHS and ca>rperes manu,or
lures OF cotton which dyed. coored printed san-i
IN aces lcached and unb!eachcd linen, woSted StI good,
manufactures Of six a' worsted and Of leather: spirits
'slied from graa obcr materials; hemp aud cora.e
snd on te VARIOUS wines OF France. Austria and GERMANY
lrovsrd, That whenever shall be made To appear 10 the
satisfaction OF tue President OF the United States that The
,phccp gra aad tour oil the United States ar. a,uli,i,
a" HE sesttA ports belonging orega Stale or kIn
,h producing or manufacturing OF the articles M
pa+I 10 u's srcon at d;iiy not exceeding the hih
fa.e ot duty cinfcable them, and tina, any Amer.
sn e;hrn may export the tobacco grain. hour of ;
uhted states directly there,rom port or place of ann
''fe's State OF hndom and there dispose oi them Upon
as eooa rih, rs any ctze subject OF said Stale or
uoH or oi any person persons whatsoever 50 far as mn,
reputation o Government Affect the same then the said
HtionA duy OF len per centum shall be RENTED 50 m
As regards such OF the said articles as ore OF the rur
or nnnuiae,nya OF such State Kingdom as shall admit the
tobacco, grain, and flour Aforesaid.
SECS 1nd be further enacted Tha, from and atl cr
The sad ,h;eth day June the al vsorcm rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

SeerM On salt eight cents per busel on coal one dol
lar ana sixty cents per ton foreiscnugt FISH, dried o,
smoked one dollar hundred and twelve pounds: OF
Two dollars per barrel and on all other picked fish one
dollar per barel spernaceli, whale other FISH, oil al
foreign fishing olive OIL ieseed Uil and rapeSced OIL TWEEN.
ycents per Gallon and on oil thirtv:seven and hal
cents per %aloni ontared cordage four per pound
nine cents per pound a on chocolate four cents per pound
Pro''aed Ta, any person exporting in American vessel,
any GoTdage manufactured in the United States entirely al
Manila grass imported after the thry-irSt of .nc next IN
american vessels shall be entitled 10 he paid by way l
drawback an amount equal tc the duty paid on The or,
used IN ihe manufacture OF the coragc exported the Same
10 oe PAID by tho collector OF the port whence the sa.
cordage is exported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07
Nrw.YnSK. Sent. u lac.

TIE following certificate selected which Is houyb,.
Amply provcs the superior efficacy OK tins valuable ,sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

THIRD Gu wooen yarn fauI cents per pound and thirty
crntum; wool unianuiaCturcd, the value wlcr. al
The place ofexpoaticn shall exceed sight cents, four
cents per pound. and wentysx per ccn,um al valoren
c"readyfndde cothsg, all nied and ulled cloth known
wool Shall be the only material, ncrno hawls made ~
"oo and upon al, other manufactures Of WOOL which
wools component part, su!,ject,y any former
duty or fifty per ccntuG, duty OF forty per cen,um
BRUSSELS, Wilton and treble ngraned Competing. fifty
oe: square yard, and on all other naned and Venetian
carpetng, thirty cents per square yard; and anne,.
icckings and baize fourteen cents per square yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-07

duty goods, wares and merchandise, shall be stH,ae
in the following manner 10 The actual the same sha Il
have been actually purchased the actual value II .'
se shall have been procured otherwise man py
wis, procured or to the appraised value appraised shall
lea red LII exc lnSurance.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-14
From The Southern Banner.
A REMlNISCENCE OF lSl0-ASTONISH-
INu DEVELOPMENT.

4 fresh revelation oi the madness and insani-
ty which acluated some OF the Wings in the
memorable campaign of 1910. has just beer
brought 10 light, III letter from John fcas:ntS,
Esq. late editor of the Richmond Whir, and a
man OF talents and influence in thai party
From this letter We learn thai. while Ike re: urGS
of the Presidential election were he.nt rcceiv-
ed, there was a PERIOD OF some 24 hours, when
the Wings Of Richmond believed that it had
gone against thcn; and this, after all the labor
aud luli and expense winch they had been at for
"IIppccanUe and Tyler tco," they were not
quItc wllln- to submit toqaictIy. They con-
suied lawyers TO know il the election could not
he broken, owing to aIiadgcd frauds in Virginia
-(about which, hY TIC bye, We now hear Tor
the llrst tne)-and finding 1t could not, pro-
jCct WAS starred, TO aUduct Mr.. Van Buren,,
should he be found to have hccn elected, and
carry INN among the i...nlu Wings of the sup
IncI districts vi Nor. CarCiirTa,' there 10 DC
Ge1it with rs circumstances might reGuIre!-
Bat we will icl Mr.. Plcasants tell 1t iii his own
words. lie saws:
"lA this state Of feeling three individuals who
happened 10 ue together, nterchanged opinion,
found all entire Concurrence oil sentiment among
themselves, and hastily arranged The heads OF
plan Ior rcdrcssIng the wronTs oi the coun-
try by securing tie person OF Mr.. Van Buren,
previous to irs inauguration Three things
were to prccede putting Ii in execution l. The
eieriIon ol Mr. Van Buren,. That lie could
not have Dcen returned without The ro'e OF VIZ
ginIa. 8. Proof, carrying positive aud undoubt-
ed certainty with ii, that Ills majority in Virginia
was fraudulent. These prclimnarIcS ascertain
cd, twenty persons, men who could depend on
one another. were To bc admitted INTO the asso-
Cation under the pledge OF secrecy and fidelity
Ten OF the number were to proceed 10 Wash
lngion III last Steamboat, giving "uI that then
object was jaunt OF amusement, to witneS:
the approaching Inauguration. IL was imagined
that there would be lttle difficulty in finding al
opportunity i'll conveying Mr.. Van Buren, OF
boardby s,ratagem or lurce, and this done, th'
boatwas 10 run with all dspltch for Albcmarl'
Sound, previously agreed upon as the destlna
tom Inefe the ten were to be met ny their as
soclates, aud MIR. Van Buren, to be escorted b.
the Whole into the upper district OF North Caro-
lima, Corvallis most rebellious people i
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-14
From the Ncw York Plebc8n.
HIGH DIITIES AND FREE TRADE
WASHINGTON, August 30, ISL

The discussion OF the principles oi "lree "'Dt
and restrictive legslation," Tor some t'lilc ~
come, will beara conspicuous part III Tie P'I'''- :
cal conflicts of the two parties. The Siece'' VI
Mr.. Calhoun, which we laid before our reauctS
last week, discusses the question I' nalhcr -
convincing, that VIC deem an outline "i II Il "e-
ceSsary preliminary to the opening OF the discus
s.0H.
Mr.. Calhoun commenced by saying that lhe
bill now before the Senate was worse tiaii l'id'
OF %; tor although tie old bill imposed an aver
are O! duties OF AS per cent, and tins OF 81, 'eA
pCr cent less, still the d.!l"rcncc WAS more l''a'
made uD by the arbitrary valuation winch ihe
Collector might place upon goods, Tic require
meat ol cash payments and the general laIlils
offui prices on almost cvcrE article ii" oppose"
the bill, because it disturbed the COMPROMISE
Aci, violated the pli.ii.cd lath OF tue gover-
maat in the distribution clause, aiid would de-
ccve the manufacturers with unstable Iegisla-
ton. Il was also Objectionable as being opPres-
svc to the poor, from the higher dllcs OH coarse
Al tlcles.
rre,.s had purposely raised the expenditures ol
The Government, that Tarltfol Protection may
noss under the guiSe OF revenue. But so lar as
This bill BRO hbls, 1t is not one o revenue, bu'
essentially ol pro!ectIon-lLe GPeratan ol tiic
law irwin. the contrary to the declaration oil It's
authors. The bill cones from the mauuiaciur'
inr interests, asking Tor protection against low
prices 'fhe manufacturers ask Tic government
TO compel all the other chlzcnS-iagricuiturai
mechanical and coulmereal--to give them sui
! fc,cnt SUM, over and above the lair market Pr1cc
that will make theirbuslness profitable. III llel
petitions for duties, they virtually say vt Is 'iie
Inly OF tie governments, when any Dr'i"ch oi III
dusiry is depressed by low prices, 10 colnPel al
Others y assist it," What would that prlnclp!'
il ad % II carried out! Can 1t be less cestric
1--we wilcn restricted to certain class! but cat
tie party from whom the manufacturers ask this