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DOCTOR FAWCETT.

DOCTOR FAWCETT,
MEMBER Of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS
M Of London and Edinburgh and Of the Medical College of
Philadelphia confines his practice to select branch Of the
profession.
"Nocete mpta doloce voluptos-
Dr. F. is encouraged by the Uniform attending his
mode IN the cure Of vsnerea geets structures
seminal weakness and merGuria Affections together with ali
other bad SYMPHONIC which the constitution
and the foundation Of decay either from NAL
generally detective and the relish for life almost suhdued
being pie sant to the taste se gently astrnges the
brs the stomach, and gives that tensity what
yous debility sods very extensive observations on sexual
usye habits ali its attendant symptoms ply sologcay eI-
planned Th.work be obtained at hs office 1855 Fulton
street where the Doctor b. consulted at all hours Of the
day night Letters post paid will receive immediate al,
tent m m
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FoR rrxAs.-The steam packet Neptuse de.
parted last evening for Galveston, with, as we arc
informed, two OF three hundred passengers, mostly
emlgranis 60 the new Repablic. Her departure
was the occasion 81 considerable curiosity and ex-
citemcut la her assorted cargo. were several
heavy articles Of various calibre, besides some Of
surplus produce, Missouri lead, &c. Be
v. q BuLefia March %
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MIRACULOUS
CIIRE OF RHEUMATISM.

w M vi " 4vl IA
NEWARK. December 81 istl.-Dr. Rng.-DeN Sir:-You
~ will pie TO not you 10 relation to
the certificate an seeouot OF my almost miraculous re-
life as II 50 UNEXPECTEDLY restored,
that appeared like dream than reality, only TO
myself but my friends can have tse pray
VIII sse life dear TO him Situated friends
ever kind aud DEAR ami family who look TO him for support
and no also join praise to and their God for ho
rcy airing time Any thing that
in my power do whiek will be Of benefit TO you such
might publishio the world s,t wtns,:ed BY my friends
pay tenold the price you charged. would ngly do il;
but have long that my recunAry have
doctor called he IDfsnma DRY Rh.u%sti.m, ~ which
which fell away most rghtfay, disabling FROM all work
been for hundred dollars saved when
SO you, and hope TIE Ia.e. wse how much eve you
three bottles your Elixir, hich sent Cor Eve del
and considering truly the Exr Of Life" am it'll
the greatest respect and gratitude humber
BENZ. c. JACOBUS.
Witnesscs-Hannah Jscohus, William =, Dean.
Prepared sold by c. H. RING, So Fulton street
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, sc.
"A. neat 81 he foewne hinds Of goods are determn-
"a nct 10 he snsersold BY asy house ~ the trade.
Fen Knives Of R.ds.rs sors; Wostenholms Crooks
msaafaetu. fable Cutlery. seies"r kszors, Fdss and
Tools J.Esanei Wares and rouk Sons Britannia Wares
p.ttsros Pst Tea Kettles and sauce Pans timed
slled, shsf Hsrtssrss OF every description
sow ~ roar ,.so IN srosk;
200 asasls barrel Guns from ''.ss,o $ss each
40 Rifles ........... "....."ST to $50 90
200 Rlis Barrels (6rst rats) -. =; sil each.
unsuh materials Of all kiLds for altering aud manufac
C.-rns bsgs, powder TASKS. percussion caps, &c. ke
storsmsn's articles 81 every variety
Zoe the sale Of Aliens Selfeoekng and hevoivpg
PISTOL being the greatest modern impr v.men 10 hre
dehsred 'hree seconds with the use oil one hand
oalv- wholesale and re-. All m22 I'm
COZ Nd AND WHITE TEETh-The best ar,ice IN use
,es s,,;,f .sS esAay1ns ,he tss roos
q o. . sas gums and imT~r's grateful sweetness to the
BEAITf or CoMtLExION-The bes, cosmetic for
eckles sunburn and healing pimpes aud erup
lions Of the skin ~ the Tsblstts Of Pearl aud Alabaser
Try a. ladies' and be eonvnee ;Pnce rs cents sold opIy
At Guion 1877 Sowery corner Of Grand. lss and 2's
Broadway. it4 Canal st mis- I'm
ITO LADIES AND GESTLEMEN-1HE PERSIAN
sOAf-ls always shcscous in removing frechles dark
spots aud eupons OF the skin This Soap imparts
skin and scafs texture NIB the blending
Off lily with the rose Price so cents
PlMPLEs ON HE FA.E, BLOTCHES, &c Sir Asst
isy Cooprs Lotion succeeds removing pimpes
bo,e. from n, fac. and sAin Of the NEST irys
la7 Bo~s sf Grand ST. iss Broadsay and East
BroSdsAy ms Inn
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rS hET sssrs. ssa.s s:a
- Houss will accommodate two hundred Borders
ss ~. eH hs lsns1 sPsE or Franklin
"a sIoREs TO LSI.lhs two four :, sc S Ws
1sreet and opposite the publ C stcrs now erecting
The three story brick Store No. Pike slip, on the cast
''?f SSi.iy '.-f three brick house.
story
sas sTs e'
FOR sALE-ThIs. Lots on Broadway, square;
nth sss
.as l% ApI NJ '6HELApLAINE ss Wall St. oe. No 8
q 81 &. SPLENDID
i. Rs5 sPsS:
seldom offers TnS house isOsis with every nsse.sry
For further Apply sss
VINO is ns and RoSERr A gpKsoN
,as4t LINN GARDEN AND NURsERIEs AT
III
prices may obtained gratis At the 9se No 70 Nassau
;is e.! s ,sa
for Ss e aSa % % also of the
Flushing, April 4, ls4a as at
a Three DOLLAR HAATsI;srRING FASHION u y.
s:o egsain durability and lusire to those
'''' - GEO. p. II. BROWN, Practical Halter
mI,Im+ l46 Canal street
S GEN WE'VE ttFETVEENA R HFo s16Ts FE W.ns
Shoes of the latest fashion and Of the best finish
cent cheapest the city Boots 81 rs 81 aud $3.50
pe pair Warranted good boys boots prices
adies misses and ehdrsns French gaitsr; slip
st ahion good. Call and for yourselves be-
at a Canal street. corner Of Broadway and
FOG lanai street. -
B. complete stock Of boots and shoss Of every variety
kept hand at the above stores and Tor sale
wholesale ard retail. ,r,ycu
al I'm >. WALhE.N.
DRESS BOOTS-LATEST FRENCH
STYLE-Thc subserib.r makes iS order soo oIs
skin and in latest ye and at reasonable prices
Gentlemen who have been in the habit extravsgant
rces articles requested to call and be convinc
ed thai his prices from to twenty cent below other
store, in the neghb hood Drawings being taken Of feet
and kept for each customer there no difficulty
IN &c ting ahandsome ytt .asy tit -, =,
ade boots at prices ing rsm TW DOLLARS FIF rY
TENTS TO SIX DOLL AIRS; falf boots CATERS, shoes,
pumps slippers, nc. Sc; at equally ! " price,
JOHN l.. WATKINS, ia sutton st.,
al AM Between Nassau and Dutch 'is.
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A Medical Board has been ordered to convene in
Philadelphia on the 2nd Of May next for the examl-
nation Of Assistant Surgeons for promotion and of
candidates fer appointment 10 the Medical Staff Of
the Army. The Board Is composed OF Surgeon T.
G.. Mower, President Surgeon H. A. Stlnnecke
and ASSISTANT Surgeon J NJ Cuver, members
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INDICATED CANDLES.

INDICATED NDIES.
DR. FLEMING's WORM CANDY. is undeniably the
- perfectly adapted to tse total determination of
Worms old young Of any thing Of the kind pre-
pared Children Ike it, and warrant. Vegetable and per-
fectly safe liz its effects.
oafer sa Is SAD e % wondss ' so.
In the last stage Of consumption il
soothpg and sauts.y is pleasant safe and certain
me deal compounds For cleansing and mvisorang the
and bowels removing hu for
ne habits colds aundce headache and indeed
in all casee where hysc needed this candy
-besdes it pleasant % take peppermint candy.
His DINNER CANDY. for eostiveness, Indigestion dis
tress after eating he ,rbun, &c &c. recommended
OF best stomachics and tones in And then is
SO handy and safe.
The RAPIDLY sses and popularity ofhese pleasant
aGHoVERTs Balm 6F LIVE for all affections of tn.
lungs and wndppe dysp psa &c &c unqualled remedy
re ad the folowmg:-
MR.CovERT:-
SIR- have received much ben fit from the your
Balm of Life removing the pans about the
by dyspepsia and especially in Strengthening my vsce
that he alth fully restored but
ly Improving, THEODORE TAYLOR jr,
n York Feb. IA, 1912. las Nassau street,
Seld wholesale aud retail bv J.COVERT,
l3l Nassau street.
Also by 8. J. Stewart, rs Fulton st Brooklyn ms In'
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Herald


PHILADELPHIA, April 6, 1912.
u, s. Bank FrdudS-Handy Developments, and the
Gorenor- Suspicious, Suymises and Msinecations.
DE,n BrsSKTr-
The doings and disclosures going forward at Harris
burg in relation TO the accusations Of bribery Of the
legislature Of $780, by the United States Bsnk and
prominent politicians connected with It, exciting the
iveliest interest here and fully and honestly
carried out to mpcate some Of the most prominent dig
nitares of the s.ate-perhaps the very highest. Mr.
Handy, you know, is in the hands Of legislative COM
mee Of interrogation, as sort Of States evidence-a
resolution, having all tho solemnity of law having
been passed authorizing the Attorney General enter
nolle prosequi on any prosecution sgsinst him. that
may grow out OF his telling the whole truth In word
he is one Of gang Of offenders that the Common eath
is willing 10 pardon for the sake of reaching others
which only Oe done through a revelation Of their
inquities by Of the censpraors themselves Pre-.
vous to,hs immunity, Mr. Handy refused to give
anee to what he knew, shielding himself under that
feature OF the constitution which excuses q from
eliminating himself
la this state Of a,irs and while the committee which
10 wholly independent of the Executive,
with tho examn ation with closed doors, the CO.
vernon learns circumstances" which give him
good to believe that certain letters exist in
the hands Of individuals amenabe to the process of the
law" which implicae himself, and forthwith he flares
up, sends into the Legislature message in which,
with view Of sencng the witness, he very distinctly
~thdraws the pardon afforded through the resolution
directing the Attorney General 10 enter nole pro-
seoul.
The movement OF the Governor, to say the least is
wholly graiuitous, and the threat which is directed
against Mr. Handy the witness is well calculated to
cite the suspicious as to his motives The nvesti
CATION Is IN the hands Of power equal, If not superior,
10 that OF the Executive and not have
been nterercd with 1t has long and frequently been
ntima ted that the Governor improperly connected
ed with certain 500 900 which escaped from the United
states Bank Delicscy therefore, should have prompt
ed him TO remain quiet and permit the examination to
take the that the Legislature might think most
he rs nj In sl.ol
without his voluntary interference II is likely that
the Committee would have condemned him unheard or
presented articles Of impeachment without first elbow
leg him sn opportunity TO be heard. Had the Commit
tee risen thout elicing all the facts, il would then
have been time enough for the Governor volunteer
The conduct Of the Governor is here generally view.
ed in the mos, reprehensble light and learn fro m Har
rsburg that the message met in the House by the
severest censure Of both wings and democrats.
Yours ASrpo,y
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While dense crowd was assembled on board the
steamer Persian yesterday TO witness the departure
oi the Neptune with volunteers for Texas, a spar
head Of one of the hands, who was standing upon
the guard and 50 injured MIN that there was no hope
OF his surviving " q. Bulletin, lIu 2s
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DENTISTRY

WIN, THORN, DENTIST soaei,s the attention of those
them to his method i supplying the Mariay family. VIZ.
the Teeth Knowing that there disagreeabe tate In the
Of the acid on the Gold Plate In all that admit he
inserts teetrom to complete Set without using
tss S Ct %sf.i 9. s amy DESCRIPTION ns,u
DK OLIVE still continues treat secret disease, OF all
- kinds, with unrvaed skill and surprising judgment.
those have beea aggravated BY the per-
neious and uss o. bs's car avis sps
H mild and will not with r s mos: G
w u for rs ssrs s me
TTkATE AND POUDRETTE.-Ths Lodi Manufacturing
Company now offer $50 barrels Of Poudctt ier vale and
spring This company have connection WITH other
Sc the Ssn wh Sa made Il SsS
they have hs evidence Of farmers and prsctss chemist; 70
Covered new and greatly improved process making Pou
d,st,e although much more s5pensss hs 40 not nov
street manure nor moulding sand from the fonss
ashes from hard &C. acs 81 Fl any Sss
have determined 10 make article which the farmers and
have no 10 eS"Sa s and
TERM-Cash delivery, for PoudIete 20 cents bushs!
ws %sss: sss y ana
board any vessel New York at So barrel each barrel cor
Win MOT four hesped ~
the great benefits using these manure. !; ihe eco
10 day than two with team carng out manure IN
xures say a one bushs quail load Of barn
be had e Mr. Jseos On n; Hset S
sss Fulton Brook at The ONCE Of !hs company
Addressed % The Mannactgring SOC Ps.i or
6ce York" will be forthwith attended TO- aud rsona
advance and the company will reserve them. melmd.
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NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DRaAA,,GG HTELL 9a vEsEY sTRE s;: A AZ
lures NAV RELY upon the best nstumsn aid the world
affords application at his Office vsssy street New Io.k.
either SCENTS the chef towne Of the
United Stae Patients must he careful 70 examine the sask
pad Of Dr. Hns Trusses 10 see that they are endcrses
cured without further expense the cost 81 he fruss
radical has been under this progressive prSeisi
for than twenty past in DR. Huis
Truss Office and brought to state Of unrvaed per-
lection. mis- Inn
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GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS
FOR ALBANY TROY BUFFALO AND

MONTREAL.
NfESsRs HARNDEN CO., having m ade arrangev ents
l with the Peoples Line of Steamboats, in.
form the put that they prepared to receive
with Psmeroys Western Express for Buff o and
mediate places, and with Jacobs Exr.es. for Montreal.
They have Office fitted up exclusively for their
the main deck boat containing iron safe and
for purpose safety and security to money and valuable
parcels, and the accommodation Of the patrons.
They also make up Express Mail for Letters, which
closes at No Wall street at o'clock thereby giving
hour and the Office and also
Ct an immediate delivery their arrival.
Parcels and letters received Wall street until Al o'clock
PM, and on board until the moment Of starting.
Office 10 Albany, Exchange Office in Troy, 22s River ST.
office in New York, 3 Walst.
mao I'm HARNDEN 4 CO.
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WIGS AND SCALPS.
THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
ASSORTMENT
vRE TO FOUND AT
A. c.. BARRY'S,
lts Broadway, corner Of Liberty street up stairs.
s Sss as %
E. s sn Asa$ S & no s
long necklace bracelets earrings, watch guards rings and
200 S.ass Y sis:; Sc ~ .s se:oT Pss
s 81 S't oy.s
climate exe.ll;pt for snip stores. they afford
Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato tatsup BY the gallon or do
NB% Eiis rf Mrt Fl s %So, s and R.
Warehouses for ri kles. istwster
$5U, UOOsi,.d jsS.o and German s.rTT.' Gallery:
cash or approved short paper such prices th persons
:ssE above E'Ss;f @ad
mac I'm No.t2 Mild n lste
,l.i sal sos.I sssa :T To- s.
shing-and made from the best superhne hour-'ry IT,
FEENCH SHOE sIoRE.-1he spbsertsrs, imperi,rs Of
4 ladies French sho and dealers IN ladies' ssnemsns
misses boys and etdrtns fancy and STAPLE eoo'' shoes
Al extensive and valuable assortment always hand
'AA'e' % VIC "''' s''' FUTILE HAYWARD.
NB-sou,hern and Western merchants 70 wani q ladies'
real OF si % san.
Dry COLoRs The feliowng ep.ST Of hrs, ss1liy;
20 %sss:S BIZ: Bi;st.' gs.I IP p1, Re-
super f E%er.id p Green. sdd,r Isis., ~
ssa9n Cram Iimp,,. 66sSFS@si; A..
To Printers aud Eperavsrs and Enslsb baeks,
isb II SIN. IS. Broadway. corner Fraulls
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DR.. ALIENS BALSAM,

Of Horehound Liverwert and Peursv Root for Coughs
disease often secrey lurking in the system for years be-
lore h;re s e,ss oompn Oh tns iunss. Ahd IN hs
other disease. Let not delay the Of medicine
til their lungs sensby affected but in due
Dr. Aliens Balsam of Liverworthis medicine has proved
will have abundant cause 10 bless The hand OF
More than Physicians in this city this medicine
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.--Dr Allen-Dear Sir
have Baam Of Horehound Liverwort and Pleu
Root practice for months and the
wonderful e Ct il has had fully satisfied that il pos
Consumption. do strongly nsndit to he public
and the Faculty. Respectfully,
I'D. RICHARDSON, MD.
H "a! sls'nb August C, lsti, mi.
extensively and 10 sweeping e many little with very
few DAYS illness PaIeats should remember that Dr. Al
lens Basam Of Lverwor the only nfalibe remedy, and
has saved Thousands Of lives during seven yesrs.
NJ Guon l27 Bowery corner Of Grand street DR. Hart,
Minors Drug Store, corner Of Broadway and John street,
mis- lint
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CARL KING.

The wetnown and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat manufacturer to her m jesty the
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
cty begs leave to the Ladies that he
has on hand splendid and fashionable assortment of
Ladies and Silk Hats The Straw Hats are manufac-
THE ELLSLER COTTAGE,
with Gpsey aides and Swiss Flare around the 'front.' The
brads these Hats grenade ofthe elegant patterns
the Albert straw in particular % patrnissd by
QUEEN VICTORIA
The sk conducted by the most ingenious and
tasty mlners not to be equalled The sks Of the
est sty fresh imported Trimming and Flowers to
pond Those who to convinc. themselves may call at
n B-His Pa Ribbons and French Flowers, are Of the
be purchased at either Of his establish
msnis al Mhoesae and retail reasonabe erms ms Inn
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-04
BANKS MASSACHUSETTS.

On the first Saturday Of September last, las APP
pears hy the "Abslruct exhibiting the condition Of
the Banks in Massachusetts" prepared from Off
cal returns by the Secretary of Stale) the Sassn-
chusets banks had bil!s in circulation TO the amount
Of $0,509,ll2. Amount specie on hand, S3,-
III S37 S4-a little over three dollars in paper cir
cualion, to one specie in vaults.
There are III banks; 25 in Boston, so out o
Boston. Capital Of The Boston Banks, SIT ,6lO,f
coo; on, Of Boston, $3.50 600; total $33 $780,.
Geo.
The 50 banks out Of Boston had specie in vaults,
1894, Gl1 Co. and circulation of bills amounting
10 5000 ,G)I, ornbout nine dollars in paper ccu-
lA,on To one in specie. The Eos,On banks had
specie, ST ~ ,22O 49, bills n circulation, -, 1885,
5JS-less than two to one.
The largest amount in any one bank, was in ibe
Merchants Bank, Boston, being $6G3,75g 70; ITS
bills in circulation were S407, O57-- showing m OK.
ces' Of specie over bills in circulation of over
S255, GOO
he Springfield Bank, Springfield, hid circu-
la,lon of 2O6, i29, with specie in its vaults TO tho
amount Of IS 1925 ~ over 23 dollars in paper cir
cuuion TO one Of specie.
The smalles, amount specie in any ono bank,
was in the Essex Bank, Andover, being 4 SCI 25.
The paper circulation oflhs bank was SIS, So
showing over 10 dollars in paper, to one in specie.
Bay Siaie Democrat.
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CONGR EssiONAL ANARCHY.

Since Federalism has obtained majority IN
Congress our national Legislature has been almost
dailV A scene of riot, tunut and Reorganization -
We hear one day that gentleman rom Norm
Carolina attempted to inflcl personal chaslisemeht
ON n gentnnian from Virginia. The next that
gentleman ION Tennessee, breaking down all the
fences of decency and propriety, has been ST lgma-
tizing the Chief Magistrate rs II " wretch and irai-
tor Tine next that a gentleman from Virginia
has been delivering philippe against the President
expressing determination g to head him or de-
The next that one gentleman coolly walks up 10
another and, with the utmost sang frotd, bids,
bully be quiet, or by Cd he will cut his throat
Then we have John Quincy Adams the great Fed
eral Abolition Agitator presenting u petition from
some OF his constituents for dissolution Of the
Union. All this on the very floor of the American
Congress, It's, however, but the results which
were reasonably anticipated would take place when
they obtained the nominal ascendency they held in
that body. We agree with the Globe when it
says that in all the aglta,ons of Federalism which
have for years mnrred the deliberations Of Con-
gress and disgiaced It's character, we have seen
settled system of tactics to destroy the efficiency,
degrade the dignity, TO break the hold Of represent
alye Government upon the affections and conf
dence of the American people. The enemies Of
popular institutions have been un,lrng in prosecu-
ting this species of wareCue, calculated to impress
the public mind with the belief that faction and
anarchy must foleyei prevail in Congress, and that
all hopes Of calm dcllberation, directed 10y patriot
c feeling the honest purposes, must be surrounded.
New Era,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-04
CHEAP CLOTHING Or DEAR
CLOTHING!

The people of Louisiana alc clothed too cheap.
1t costs them altogether less than it ought, TO cover
their persons dccently. They are not taxed e.
uough; they pay duty of lhirty-eght per cen, ,on
ready'made garments brought from France, yet
with all this care of the government to secure them
the blessing of dear clothing, they import their
rcady-made clothes from France cheaper than they
can obtain them from the north So at least. II Is
asserted by one oille speakers ofthe Home League,
who, last night, gave information against them 10
tina, phi'anhropc association, as we perceive the
following paragraph in the express:
"!loME LEAGUE.--The meeting last evening
at the Hall Of the American Institute, was attend
cd by about sixty persons. Mr. Campbell furnished
many interesting and valuable facts respecting the
manufacture Of paper in this country IL was sta
ted BY one of The speakers that French ready made
clothing could be bought in New Orleans II, less
price ihrl ready -mmdc clothing from the north,
though here WAS duty of thirty EIGHT per cent"
Il tha Home i.eagne, wish that the people Of New
GiraG, -Gn'l obtain ready made clothing from the
north chep per than they can import it from France
let them petition Congress TO reduce the duty on
imported cloths. The northern dealer will then br
able TO furnish his ready made clothing for lowee
price, But that is not The object of the Home
League, which Is a conspiracy OF manufacturers to
tax the rest of the community They demanded
that the law shall interfere to compel the wearcrs
of clothes that is, the entire nalon-.o pay such
prices as they may choose 10 establish. The mo-
nent they find themselves underbd by the manu.
flcurers abroad, the moment they find The con-
suner getting his clothing at cheap rate, cover
ing his limbs for less than the oil,odox price, their
Indignation is aroused, and they call upon the gov
ernmcn, 10 sustain their prerosatvc, high prices,
and compel the poor man 10 buy his coat al heav-
Ter cost
Not long since, great clamor was made against
certain workmen who combined 10 obtain certain
prices from their employers without the help OF the
law, and the law was invoked To punish this mis-
conduct. Worse, far worse than any snch combl-
nation is the conspiracy to procure the passage Of
laws TO make clothing dear, 10 grind the faces Of
the poor, to render the whole labor ofihe country
tributary to the interests Of a frw.--.f I. Ere.
Post.