New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-19
IMPORTANT WORK.
FOR MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, FARM
Frs AND POLITICIANS.

( FOR NAN RERS, MEJHANljSr ANN
ERS AND POLITICIANS.
The .4MERIC.4N L-4BORER, derOted 20 the o
20 Home Industry embracing the
Reports and Speeches Of the Gbest CtriGns Of the M
ted States IN Jaror Of the Policy Of Protection 10 .sIrs
ean Labor rcit the Statistics Of Production in the M
The above highly useful and valuable work published
a, the Office of the Tribune in large double
column volume done with cloth backs aud IN sup
stantaI covers Price only one dollar.
II contains among other valuable documents the ioo"
ing SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES.
Hon VIM Sadr of W. in favor Of Protective Karin
with History OF the Policy.
Hon. Jabez ". Huntington OF Conn. support 9 tr o.
Iicy Of Protection 10 Home Industry.
A. II. II. Stuart. of Va the Tariff.
Hon George Evans Of Ne. on the Tariff aad RerenRf
GEN James Tailmadsy Address before the Home Indus
Hon H. G. o. Colby of Mass on the Relations OF Wealth
Newly ork before the American Institute.
Governor Stewards Address before the NewA ''ae
Agricultural Society.
Hon William slade Of VI, on the Protection Of Wool and
Wooens
Hon Charles VI. Hudson, Of Mass. the Policy of Pro-
John S saywai of Ne. on the Elevation of Mechanics
Mr Henry Colman Of Mass. on The improvement oi As-
riculture as al Art and a Profession
the following Resolution Resolred, That Protective
Tariff is conducive 10 National Prosperity
Mr. James S. Wadsworh Of \. i. Address before the
New-York State A agricultural Society.
An Address prepared by Committee Of the Home League
showing the necessity Protecting Tariff to Sound cnF-
remcy.
TIE same work also contains the following
REPORTS,
.4uction Sales and Frauds on he Rere"ue-By v" W.
d tinker, Of Newly ork. ,
Influence lrich Protection 10 Home L0borh upon the
General Interests Of the Cownhy-By C. G. Haven y: i.
PIincipie Of PrOiccti0r-By Horace Greeley 0i NJ
Currency and lis relation tohe Protection Of 7me1efn
Industry-ByG. Bacon Of y. y.
Manufacture Of IRON The Coal Trade and the ha,nJac-
f,,m Iron-Ry D. O. kellogg of Troy S Oakley, o
Erookyn and DR.. J. {: Fisher, Of Va
Hardware, se..By J. T winslSw, Of Troy \; :p >.
Wood ScrerS-By A. Hodges, Of Providence, OF H.
Buttons and Pi1,s--By Edward Cook.
Jeiceiry-By T. Addison, of y. y
Commerce iirim Sta'istics-By j Grinnell, Of Mass
Combs. Brushes, 8c.-By J. Plat.
Sugar and Sugar Refning-By y. a. Cox.
Philosophical and Chemical qPparatue-By. Dr. Fisher
On Hafs-By ]. r. Clark.
Manufacture of SrGw-By J. r. Clark.
Cotton and Silky S Shepard, Of northampton, Mass
Whale and Cod Fishery, 'cifh Satises-B! James Ar
mold, Of Mass.
Sail, Edrthtawdre, &c.
CLASSIFY r. J. Wakeman, of y. Y.
Ready Made Clothing-By A. S. Baker
Wool and ITooens-By H Shaw, Of Lanesboro', Mass
Leather and Shoes-By @. c. Davis.
Supplementary Report on Leather, shoDns me .lssrf
gate Of Mantectories Of Leather SaddeI1es Tan"
neries Men Employed. &c. in the u S-By G. NJ Leupp
Paper Amount, number of Men Employed, Capital In
vested, SC -
Metals otle, than hon-By Joseph Simpson, Of y Y
showing the number of Men employed Floor Oil Cloth
Carriages and Wagons, Tobacco Furniture Drugs and
Medicine Paints and DYES. Musical Instruments tinupo"
der Granite, Marble aud other Stone Brick aud Lime, Ma
chincry, &c.
Gupsum-ByS s. j Bayard, of Seneca Falls.
Hemp and Cordage. number Of Rope walks value &c.
Printing Offices, Bnderies, Daily and Weekly NewSPa'
pers Men Employed, Capital, &c
Tie SIX Cuitme-B, MIR. Bliss the Legislature of
Ohio--a very valuable Document.
Cotton, Crops, Consumption, Export, Value, &e
Tobacco. with Statistics sc.
Shoe aud Leather Business of Massachusetts.
Sugar with Statistics
Wooden Manufacurrs, Cabinet Furniture, Specie
s%Ii'' SIX, &c. ssc.''''' ''' A
.4sriculre-By Hon. H. Denny, Of Pittsbnrg.
This work also contains the following valuable
STATISTICAL TABLES.
Aggregate Amount of Wool Tobacco Rice, Cotton and
Sugar raised in the United States.
Tariffs of Great Britain, Russia, France. Austria and
Prussia. American Flour, Cotton aud other Productions
Merchandise Imported, value, &c
Amount of Iron manufactured in each OF the States
Bituminous and Anthracite Coal raised III the L. ;.
Number of Persons each of the States employed III A
riculture, Min Commerce, Manufactures Professions
Navigation, sc.
Agriculture and Commerce, SC.
Prices of sundry Hardware in Birmingham
Besides other important Tables too numerous 10 mention
Ii addition the foregoing this work also CONTAINS n",
inerous Official Documents. Original Letters Essays anu
Editorials the subject Of American Labor many oi Them
prepared expressly for the workamong others We mention
the following:
Comparative value of Foreign and Home Trade-By VIM
Atkinson.
Protection and the Farming In,eres,-By Mr. Fisher Of
Clermomt, Ohio.
The Tariff Question-By f. c. Delavan, of Albany
Ten ,ars of Free Trade-ByJ. P. Kennedy. of Md
Wha, would Tariff do for the Laborer of this Country
History of Protection and Non-frotcction
Gl 1t is deemed unnecessary TO enlarge upon the Con-
tents. The work undoubtedly forms the most Important
convenient and useful publication which issued on
the subjects the Tariff Proectonto Labor and Statistics
on the Agriculture Commerce and Manufactures OF the on
ted States the only complete and standard work eH
these subjects.
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