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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-17
l.om Prices - Loo lPnges Erermhinr Dou

Lop Prices Loto u ages - Everything Down.
We have nearly reached IN hese United States,
mot quite thomgh.) he hard money specie curreu-
cy times, we used u hear 9npch Of wlien tar
rsou Gne side, aud Van Barren on the other,
were candidates tQr The Presidency. There is a
bout as much specie iu Tie country now rs there
is Bank paper. Gold ia rs plenty il ever will
lie IN any country, where gold or silver alone is
10 constitute the currency. We are nearly ia the
condition OF The hard money countries, or If not
qnite there, likely sueu 10 he there. lhe iaborer
new is paid nearly MS low rs IN france or GernIa-
ny, and fluids almost as difficult TO obtain work;
and as he fRly Rpp-oximutes The hrrd money sys-
tenn, he will be quue as we'll Oh as the labOrer of
l.ombardy. or Naples or Turkey, where there is
an exclusive hard mopey currency.
We, OF The Unted States, act content will the
sound specie and paper currency we dad in 1928,
when Gen. jackson MS elected 10 The Presidency.
have been trying now Tor some IiRle, TO make IL
boat so OF $4,000 ,009 OF specie, represeu, all
the property aud all The energy aud capacity of
seventeen aoes people. Now dividing these
eighty tnems OF dollars among these seventeen
miiliuns, ii gives us not five dollars each TO repre-
sent all wC have, or AL we earn, but when We re-
member that lie mifioaaires such as Joiin jacob
Astor, have good part Oi these eighty millions,
1t leaves the great masses oil society nothing at all
to represent all the industry capacity they have.
Thus, when gold alone is money, md money is
made scarce, and HE miHionGires nonopolize
ven that scarcity, it is not all 10 lie wondered at,
that real estate is worth but little in money, the
produce of farms less, and labor least OF ALL
Hence low iricesi low wages, Gn everything
down.
We are thus renping & llW vest sown Of Il hard
money currency. The fruits Of the experiment
Of 1o30-32-34 are yet upon US We are en-
joyIng lew of the comforts aud lHxWries OF a
hard money government. We about as well
OF as the people OF France, where thete is one
Bank with very restricted currency, and not
quite so BADLY of as Naples, or Sicily, or Turkey,
where there is 40 credit, buta pare hard money
gover'ImenL Wmh nothing hut hard money hard
money prices must continue. II gold is the only
god That can effect the great nterchanges between
rnin aud man, we musl live people do where
that kind OF god is exclusively udored. Il was
once an idea that tbs country was we'll enough Oft
but Ibis Is obsolete, and now we are learning Eu-
r0pcan fashions.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-17
pACIEICUS s.

THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF THE SEVERAL
STATES IN REGARD no SLAVERY,
Being series of Essays published in the Western Reserve Ohio
Chronicle, gier The election Of ls42
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-17
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-17
SALMON

A BEAUTIFUL. article Of NORTH SHORE SAL
II MON also article Of picklcd Rock Goldfish lust
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March l6. OO:4w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-17

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28
in SENATE.
~ y hs1Fst TT
MxIIa I o. L,

Uednesday, january %, lo43.
Mr. CRlTTENDEN presented memorial from
of S20o,oOO.ooo, be distributed among the several
States and Territories according to their respective pc
puations.
Mr. BAYARD, from the Committee on Naval Az.
fairs, reported bill concerning the Naval Peace Esab
lishment-which was ordered TO second reading
OREGON TERRITORY
The bill providing 70, the occupation and settlement
Of The Oregon Territory, was taken up Tor consider
alton.
MIR. MeDUFFIE addressed the Senate in opposition
10 The BILL and argued agnns, its passage, upon grounds
growing out Of the foreign and domestic policy of the
country contendng that the possession ohe Territory
proposed by the bill, IN violation OF The JOINT
occupation agreed upon-that Great Britain had not
violated her agreement and that was unjust TO her TO
pass this bill In proposing the recent Treaty Great
Britain had sent US the olive branch, and he thanked
God that it had been accepted by u.s. The nation owed
immense debt of gratitude to The Administration for
The Treaty. and the people of both nations ought TO be
thankful for the settlement of questions so long open
In discussing the question OF the occupancy 81 the Ter
rilory he aad that although our claim was Infinitely
beyond that of Great Britain and clear he conceived
from the documents which he had examined, he was,
nevertheless opposed TO lis possession upon the terms
proposed. He did not regard the territory worth
anything and he wished that we did not own it. The
whole of it Of the value OF any Congressional
district in the Union for agricultural purposes; il was
worthless And for the purposes of territory, it was
becoming every day less and less valuable In the pre-
sent state Of The finances Of the country, when the
Treasury was empty and the People suffering he trust
ed that Senators would pause before giving their
ton the measure proposed He hoped also that the
bill would be postponed until such time there was q
party in power responsible for its provisions. Neither
Of the ,so great parties now had any sympathy with
The Administration, and it was proper that the bill
should be postponed until a responsible party in
power such they should have in the of the
Wing or Republican party in ls44.
On motion of Mir. LINN, the bill was informally
passed over until TO morrow.
The Exchequer bill was also passed over
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

PoWHATAN COUNTY.
iu!l attendance Of the Citizens Of the coaay
ro"haan IS requested al February Court, TO taAe fa
CONSIDERATION The propriety of the passage Of SD!
Relief Law BY the Legislature Of virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

" NoTlCE.-The Republican Members Of ID
Legislature are requested TO in the Senate Ch,a
Der, on Monday evening at o'clock. Important "
s'ness will be brought forward.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

~ The Young Mems King William Total Abstinence So,
WIN hold Meeting IL the Caai Church. on Saturday he
Gay of February Addresses may expected foD W
Wee President, Mr. Ro. p Warng, the Secretary and o
Al are Invited 10 attend.
j. HENRY CoCHlLL see,..f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08
WHOLE NO. ssl.
After some conversation and examination,

After some conversation and examination,
Mr. BaBcocK moved TO lay the whole question
on the table unti this extraordinary rule could be
amended. but the House refused.
The question then coming up on the resolution to
send Mr. W. HA1l's resolution to select CON-
mitree of FIVE,
MIR. E. STRONG called the ayes and noes, which
were ordered, and the motion prevailed-ayes 81,
NAYS So
The SPEAKER then announced the select com
mttee: Messrs. DAILY, w. Hall, Hathaway, Lee
land and Richards
Mr.. Hulburd stated that Mr.. Hathaway had a
few DAYS ago introduced bill to aid in the CEN
struction OF the Nsw-Yark and Erie Railroad.-
His associates on the Committee had not felt au-
thorised 10 agree with Mr.. Hathaway in that bill.
a, least without some farther information. He
sent TO the Chair series of resolutions asking for
detailed information on ali the statistics connected
with the company, which were adopted.
On Mr.. DAYS motion, the Select Committee on
Mr.. w. Halls resolution were directed TO inquire
into and report all the facts and circumstances OF
the controversy between The States of New-Yors
and Virginia, and their opinion on TIE Consttu-
tionaty of the Inspection Law.
MIR. Lee, on notice, introduced bill to aid in
the construction of the New-fork and Erie Rail
road reseeying to himself the right advocate or
not the bill thus introduced by himself.
Mir. LEE moved 10 refer it to the same Com
mi,tee Of the Whole having charge of MIR. HATH
AwAY's bill, but Mr.. HATHAWAY obiecting, the
bill was referred to the Committee on Railroads,
and ordered printed.
Mr. ALLEN. on notice, introduced billrelative
to the terms of tue Supreme Court.
Mr.. HaleHr gave notice of bill to amend the
act abolishiDg Imprisonment for debt.
On Mr. W. HALLS motion the bill allowing far
Their time for the receiver OF the Commercial Bank
in which to make final dividend was ordered to
third reading.
And then the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

TRIAL OF CAPT MAcEENzIE.-The Testimony and Dnc-
uuents produced before the of Inquiry Wi! consi
,u,e The principal part OF the evidence before The present
Court Martial The whole OF this Testimony, viii: the ae
eompanyins Documents printed in Pamphlet and Tor
sale at office. Price l2t cents Incfder fry to unaef
stand the proceedings The Cour, Martial from day 10 day
it viii be lave reference to the Proceedings
OF the Court of Iaqairy Copies may still DC obtained.
u Sysvnnia Associn.loN.-The ONCE OF ms
Association Tor subscription to stock, and the oetamen!
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NJ Clothing SocieIy.-DcnatioEs in money or
goods may be e.t WIKI Mrs Colgate, Dutch street, or WIN
any OF the Managers J-s <~
II Public Debate ,.I rae Sro adway TAB.
ERNACLE.The ioilosisg GssoiuiGn VIII be dlscas'eo
on Friday evening, Feb. 10:
.Resolyei Thai Protective Tariff Is eos1lciyeto ouf
National Pi osperiiy."
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Esq
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n srwnrd Reason of Cnr:sfiauafy.-aEa-
BY JAMES will deliver third Lecture ~ he Siuysrsal
Institute, Thursday evening, 9h ih,t Sgbeet o!
The TWO AD1Ms-Lecture to commence al ha pss, :
AdmiiIarce free. =.
n Persons wishing 5se Tiisust le q; ihsSr residsn-
cs or places Of business ID the city early hour u Is
morning will psase leave their send the IN ~
note through Inc Post Once AZ the pubhcaIos ONT,
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Rehsaary ere rscsivRd and foT sale at this once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08
TSINE CALF SKIN SEWED BOOTS

al retail for Three Dslls, made With fair stitch in
fashionable Style superior quality and durability and d.
raby 10 those usually sold in this city four dollars The
manufactured these Boots having effected recent improve
ments enabled offer better article for The price
than can be seld by any other, and Invites competition,
leaving il, with the public decide constant supply on
s,lr IL Maiden lane, 81 I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

10 OARDTNG AND DAY SCHOOL
} for Young Ladies. No. 10 Carroll Place. Beecker-s,
New-Yorl Mr. and Mrs Bailey would inform their pa.
trons ana The public that they have reduced the terms Of
tuition in their Institution TO suit the pressure OF the times
Their will commence or The 18Th OF Feb inst
Great attention IS devoted Reading. Writing Eccutton
Grammar Arithmetic, Mathematics History, Composition,
and Music The whole school attend daily 10 the French
language and French is spoken In Tie family NO extra
charge for Latin Singing in classes The Spanish and
Italian languages, Drawing aud Painting are taught on
10 im-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

Martha Conn has lived In my family the last IL years
and hereby certify the foregoing statement made ny her
self is correct. Mrs. MARY Is. LLOYD,
No. Col Broad 81. Newark, Nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

TITO PLUMBERS.-Notice is hereby
Il given that suiis haze been commenced sgaps: The
makers and sellers of timed lead pipes, made in o'son
OF the Subscribers Patent. The very who have cf
years violently opposed The patented article ro pirate me
invention. 10 all where Pionber do not ccElFoe
their customers UsZr The article viii De req
sble This 5th only means OF prnectlon ZOE osp.S
pied and irr. spnEsble yepde.s- y =" d., ,
p NAYLOR & CO 7s Broad street, keep constant soS-
ry M pe,ent Ping farraaled superior 20 asy oaef ever
inade and viii supply Plumbers aad The sszss 81 afge
The Cro,on introduced into oudiegson tne
1tus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08
AYATER-MiIier & Coates,

riurnbees Ii6 Grand street, doors East OF Broad
S f,rnisi5 Tinned Lead, Compositisn AID Iron Rpes.
Prn,ps hydrznts Fountains, Bath Tabs &c and syeyy az
idle Connected wIi tie OF Croos water Ia
tes q water are promptly ezecn;ee, IN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

ID ARE OPPORTUNITY for persons
a DESTROYS OF entering into lucrative business, with
limited means.
patent having secured Tor taking Pumbes coered
Daguerreoype Ltenees and also for Piu5bes Galyahe
Gliding and Plating Apparatus The pa,entee viii dispose
OF Rights Apparatus aud instruction the most favorable
terrns.
The superiority and simplicity OF this Apparatus Is so
great that Any me- with few days prsctcs would be en-
abied 10 CONNIE zee business and make money Tho entire
Apparatus Is portable as TO admit OF beih8 paked IN
space OF ahogt { So cubic ieet a5,
All posi- paid letters promptly attended TO- Address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

VILLAGE TAX FOR io42.---The
above Tax pat into hands for collection,
by the Trustees the Village Of liansbnrghaad but
short time allowed for It's criction; il Is Necessary,
therefore, neaaie attention should be given to tbs
matter BY toe Who would rot be subjected 10 the addi
tona expense of having their lots returned unpaid and adj
yer,ised.
sns attend my o5ee, First near Grand street, for
the purpose of receiving Tie above Tar, from 10 O'Clock,
A NJ and from 10 O'CLOCK n oreach business day.
WILLIAM D. L9wERRE, Village Collector
W;lIismsh1r2h. Jan II, 1913 ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

Sandss Sarsaparla will also remove and permanently
diseases hvng their origin In impure state OF the
blood and DEPRIVED condition Of the gensIal contribution,
viz Seroula OF Kings Evil in its formsj Rbeuma-
tis obstinate Eruptions, Bioiches, Bes PM
piles Pus.uss the face chrome Sore Eyes King
or letter Sca!d Head enlargement ard pain OF the bones
and JOINTS stubborn Ulcers, syphtc symptoms diseases
arising njudcous OF Mercury ienaie defange-
n,ens md other similar complaints.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for export
alton by A. B. Sands Co No. Us Broadway, lGranite
by A. q D. sands Druggists No 10 and 100 FuItonst;
David Sands CO. NoT Eas, Broadway, corner OF Mar
kei-s.reet and by Druggists generally throughout The
United States. Price 81 per bottle, SIX bottles Tor 10
Note-The original documents may be eeen by calling al
our s.nre, No. Z73 Broadway. d2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08
EMDopTaaT TO MECHANICS and

o,t.rs w.r-sutrd cast steel csge Tools may be had
a the subscribe. Old - sioress or At
Seed res 10 ait Tie tirara 10 per cent 10 eessT
n7o 3r1S -''',sl e<,t.sN's..s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08
THE TRIBUNE
ltterarp Notices.

, prupsacE OF EIGHT YEARS IL PERSIA, AMONG THE
NgsTog.AE CHRISTIANS; wiib Notices Of the Mobam.
medan.. By Rev. JUSTIN PERKINS. With Map and
plsles Andover: Allen MORRILL, Z Wardwei. New
=. w. DOdd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

A DVANCES MADE on all kinds Of
n Furniture left tor sale al ST Pear!-ss- N. B-For
SALE all kinds Furniture and chairs suitable for shipping
For particulars inquire Of DWIGHT BISHOP Sll Pearl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, SO Mas
has transferred the business p A. Bell proprietor of Hut
sons Intelligence office, 56oi Pearl St where Cobes
Subscribers and customers will be supplied with good DO
nestle servants bt W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

place full confidence in the statement made by Martin
Couin, having known her past twenty years will
cheefulIy give any particulars in relation 10 her Gaze 10
these who may wish further information
Sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
street, NJ Y. Dec. H. 1912
have confidence in the representations made by Martha
''''' ELIJAH r. PURDY,
Alderman 10Th Ward OF the City OF Eew-fok
GO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

The opponents Of ihe Tariff afe endeavoTing
TO rske il appear Thai the measure j. prOaitii0ry,
10 the face Of The fats that every description OF
foreign goods can Be haf essspsr ro,c han al any
other period Or aur history, They are complain
Ing that il has diminished the revenue, when they
we'll know iAa. he people generally have ins,i-
taled severe system o. economy, and do not
bay more Than half as much as formerly. Be
siaes, the improved fuali,y or cur home msnufsc-
iares has also hal tendency 70 diminish the de-
maud FOR s.reiga goods J; AMI tis hoped that we
are becoming. 10 ihe language or GIN. Jackson,
"a Iue ere Afnericanised" Ihaa We were Ju-
1;ns he grea, importing efas. when he balance
<of trade agains. os amounted To- mere Than ifO
hundred aliiien. ef dollars IN i'sep;y sear al b be
paid IN hard money. But an astonishing fact
may BE stated. which is not generally known,
Ilhai ne importation Of foreign liquors has d.
!. MINI hea 10 lts Aan ftal-a the amour. i'm
lrotlfsi iva yeaFs ego. The present TAX IN a4Fsr'
ported prsn6y Is hfiy cents per gallon, and we
presume taeTeelo:a'lershave no desire to see the
,xcvsnae OF he csanRy increased by relaxation
ofthe auiy oaAh:s af,Icle.- Tin. Hsp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
ICE MOUNTAIN

I. The july No. Of Silliman's Joprnslsef Science
contains ca account of an ice monniain 10 tiamp-
shire county, Virginia, which has exelsed MOI a
lnlle interestIa ,hst quarter. u is cdpPosed OF
rocks. and rises sbne seven 81 eigla hundred
feet. eons.itnfins pm Of a ridge. The monniaiu
surface IS made D or red sandstone, and, upon
removing The stones loAhe deplhiof fsw inches,
masses Of ice are found at midsummer, even
during he nest oppressive sezsons, perm aneniIy
preserved A thermometer ipifoducsa among
he cavities of the rork. snEk ielau fory degrees,
and would have gone lower had X rea aimed
During recent winter . cavity abouItpur feet
below The surface was opened aud 6lle4dup with
snow. II was covered loosely with begtds, yet
i, remained during The whale summer ar u, ria
Die, and crystalline, without melting. haL Int
A description or he Ice Mouffain irkiren IN
KerehevaiIs History * he waller. And vas.
Published " Us las; simmer. ooe II ihe edi-
sOrs Of This paper bad an cprcrlnnilT seeirg
this mountain, and found there had befR DO er-
asgerasiun Of ils extraordinary aualit4s. The
wonder Is lhst 50 few seieptifenen have era-
niaed Il, sna Thar il has pos long since slrseied
thousands pftisiisrs during he 3nnme1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
rIFE al erIAnnornAr.rI-.

The regular Balls OF the seasoa rcnmercrd
on The 2esh ult and have teen veil attended -
Thfy are kept % every Wednesday,
For The last thFee wesks there has beea very
respectable attendance. as wen e &IssssTs as
neishbolksrd visitets-snd ale zoe has been
passed oE qaile pleasantly. No sns has leil the
place. without al exples,ion OF dktikhs with the
scenery. ard q satisfaction siIh she enlerisin-
meat Indeed, ShsanondaIe li6sf sR 10 become
one Of The mot fashionable wstefhig places in
the county. Us rural beauties ais greatly be-
,6nd most Of The places more ceIessAied. and its
eeueral a,lrsc,ions are unsurpassed, The only
robj-ctiop. We ss1pose. 90 The psfl pf the fash-
isnsBIes. might *. that lis sccom 5aoesiic srs
tniirsly 100 chtsp Matters Of this asrt are gene
rally estimated By the price hey eosl. Here
may be found as good living as he be>Fs at only
right dollars rstk and no ehngf ~ sifher tcattT
or snRstmtnis. exception The Waim eslhA
a gentleman jus; from tour af the Soulh-
western Springs. says lhe White SnSphnr in
Gfeenbfier is ,he only one WHICH had larger
company than ShsuncndaIe. ard bat ,ae lsueI
is decidedly uefe attractive IN several re.
spect<. The Invalid who seek> ffaossiion Of
health with but iitle faugne, Gin Ind ilin Sc
ven hours uavel from Hal,iuerr Or rs ashingoni
/ and those who desire mere recfealfoH. must Be
hard 10 please il The round OF an,kemsnts and
exercise here sAzgld prove nsefiefnt :or lheir
! qualification
notwithstanding she liue etfsft liz pFopFie.ors
have made in the way Of blszoniag lorh is sub
sianIial advantages, shauhonda1e IS becoming
known. and will heHeefofward BE- alplace Of su.
rivaled attraction, 70 all persons ef rational ae.
siress chose tastes have not been Corrupted BY
IN aErihcial standard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

The sskw Yak Tribane gives sraeI.sle q
.be arrivals or Specie srom fcrrga eoqnnirs.
star. AZ "a OF sanssfy last irtr difeseHt rntlS
II Is. Uafsd STAIRS. an6ansing 10 ilteirs n.itoas
an, k.nirsa nns AfA,ty-sir floasaad dgh hundred
~as f,r,.ssr t4su,aai delIery. TSis j. The result
II sAa. he Locos call the "Riil cf Ahcmira
tssns, and Tor he repeal Of which The E59oife4
4 sounding he rally 70 rs party.
ii is his measure, lsays the Tiibusr.l
AMENDED IS scch benefits IS these. thai she Io'
esfseo ,ssiy. With Maria Van Bgen a II bad.
are ss,sr niasa1 REPEAL aisve tie people
sacshsrz ID ssy On suei, sufseei syiil her no'
ess,ef Pre- 'ess szainstsAr rfoiecti WIN f.eSro-
81 eontinue % fsucsion ne disposition % fhangf
g - the ~ ana 1esru peiieFe Is MOI time
t,,f.s somethitg Ike pefpsaency wssseestedi p
And does dny body believe ,hsi ne can have any
u.fnarent system ihai shall ncs recognise ikc
sf.ne.p,s Of protection Repeal The rrssep' Ia
III. ana hi. specie viJIfrfox i viii y poured
,apEdiy back jnta, the eefefs o. The E3nlspf Eng.
fase % pay fsf efisi,h goeds uhirh or osn man,
,fse.srers can as vel furnish, ifihe xhole mar
kei shall be guaranteed y them Then y il epfn'
anohsr long trasa u paacs, structures ia The mon
~ market, factories stopfed, labotets ou' 81 EN-
yley, state STOCKS depressed, ffOdaee a he low
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