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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

TO THE LADIES'
~ Frizees, PLAIN Bands Bows, Head Dresses Net Caps,
Shell Combs and other Ornaments suitable for decorating
dies Heads.
M Il M. LARUE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer,
l62 Canal, corner of Varick,
have hand large and splendid of the
above articles which they selling greatly reduced prices
They of the latest fashions and manufactured in
peor in their and peculiar style imIartng beau
tiu rich lnstre to the hair and durability to the curl
tanned by any other manufactured
Old Curls altered pattern, and made look like
trifiing expense.
A liberal allowance made to retailers. SIG lmsr
TO THE PUBLIC.
GENlN Il VAN VRANkEN, HATTERS,
Having been dissolved, the subscriber,
JOHN ~ GENlN,
Has opened
A HAT AND CAP STORE,
No. 90 BROADWAY.
Third door from Wall street.
NJ q. begs simply his determination to his
best exertions make HAT that for quality of material
and beauty Of finish be exceed He therefore
from his friends and the public that support which will
enable him successfully carry out his designs.
JOHN N. GENIN, Halter,
SID m-m 90 Broadway, Sd door above w all st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

,SG& FOR LoNDoN,-,Regul Packet of the 2o,h.0c-
EsX%N tober-The fast sailing packet ship SWlrZER-
LAND Capt. Knight, burthen 1000 tons will sail
above, her regular day.
Her ACCOMMODATIONS Tor cabin second cabin and steerase
passengers unsurpassed by any in port
Der of her already engaged those DESTROYS of
curing berths should make early apple ,tion to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
oi3r 100 Pine street. cor er of South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14
THE ISLAND OF CUBA
p Z o q K Z s : IL q II Il /
M a oSACHUSErTS BAY
OYSTERSoGlS8h Fulton street, opposite St. Paul,

OYSTERSIl68h Fulton street, opposite ST. Paul's.-
ONAPOLEON CUURTlN takes pleasure in Informing
those persons who have heretofore honoed him with their
that the husets Bay o. recovered with
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar TO
he aud which has thu
that his saloon recently elegantly fitted up offers the
quiet and comfortable modatious
There will always be found a choice collection of the
fol ing Chabs Sau.eme Grave Barsac, Her
mltage, sparkling and sock, Champagne Chambertin
10 nInsrd Volney, Lahe Larrze, Leovle, St Juae,
and all sorts OF foreign wines and cordias.
He keeps hand wines IN cask or
box, together with Preserves Sweet Oil aud r-sasss. iezar
Goods purchased from his establishment
To part Of city Oysters will be
purchases ( euired) and opened by oT
the establish msnts. o9 ,;n~ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

SAVE YOUR MONEY.
- FALL AND WINTER BOOTS, IS per cent
cheaper than at any other establishment in the city
the best quality boots with everlasting patent soes on
made to orders at the very low price Of FIVE dollars and M
cents per pair the same quality of boots selling other
establishments at from 81 SO 70 S.. Call at
|UBBERLEY & NICKEL,
sig im'm tT William ST. N Y
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SIS 3wNr So Gold street near Fulton.
TO PERSONS WISHING TO ENGAGE THEM
SELVES IN THE DAGUERREOTYPE BUSINESS.
K A. ARTAULT 1856 Broadway Sd story front room OPP
fists that intending France in few months he wish
to SELL at very low prices, Flower than prime cost)
1000 French Dsuereoype plates No. 80 and 49, 81 inches by
81s inches.
largest apparatus complete fixed with chromac lonses of
~ inches diameter for full size portraits (large plates
and hall plates
90 complete apparatus for quarter plates and medium
6 chromatc lenses, 41a inches diameter.
II chromatc lenses inches diameter
200 ounces of chloride of iodine.
200 ounces cromne.
50 pounds hydrosulphae Of soda
100 grains chloride of gold
SO bottles of preparation made by M LeIebours.fo
gliding the pictures.
200 bottles French Tripoli.
SO bottles rouge.
SO bottles Iodine
And boxes stands suitable for
Daguerreotype.
The of these goods arrived by the latest vessels
and warranted to be pure and of the best quality
Aso-A supply of frames, cases and splen
did Diorma with "a made Paris by NJ Daguerre land
very costly
Please to call 23 Broadway, Sd and front
sill lm"r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

As~A FOR SALE OR TO RENT-The Premium Mill.
H with II or Is Of stones with all of its extensive ma
.l.sl chnery, situated near two miles from New Rochelle
County and State of New or and in immed
proximity to the city of New York order for
each day could be advantageously employed any
other purpose which might require extensive power The
reputation for the thdyye oyeu the Premium
Mills aud their proximity to New York. wi'a The facility Of
navigation direct the Mills from any port the fcii
ties for business to those desiring such
tablishment. Apply to HENRY PARTRIDGE KELLOGG,
ESQ.,, New Rochelle, N. Y, Keoggsy,e, or to SILAs
WOOD ESQ, 50 Brad street, New York
New Rochelle August %, isis o66tr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

q ORLEANS, AND GALVESTON, CTe1as)
4 scAsnn :, TUE EST STEAMSHIP A NEW YORK, John
N Z/6KX&90on Saturday. Hh October, at O. clock, r.
S319k44y NJ. having postponed to this date by the
- quest OF the Passengers on account Of the
sickness in New Orleans.
This elegant well known, coppered will positively
sail above aud has been complete order for the
with wrought shafts and has extensive accommodations
with large and airy state
For freight of specie for either the above ports
apply the Captain board pier No. North River 2nd
wharf above Rector street, IS '.
I OF toI7ecs A. HUBBARD & CO.. 81 Peck slip.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
Exports OF Manufactures.

The editor of the Albany Evening Journal. in
England thus writes about pat of the cargo Of the ship
IN which he made his passage from New York. the
George Darlington
We have t,ro housrnd UsodeH Chicks board
These motions of Massachusetts fabrication. and find
am Informed. ready market with John Bull The puf
chasers are among the humber of the miJdng CLASSES
WHO clubs twelve, fifteen. twenty pas SIX
pence week into pure for the purchase Of clocks,
which are drawn by lottery the contribution and the
drawing continuing until each memer of the club
in wooden clock. This is one Of the trumphs of Amer
lean Manufactures.
From a late Philadelphia Ledger, liberal neutral pa
per. we take the following
Mons AurRIcAS M.>uFAcrUREs GOING ABRoAn.--
The result which Il predic cd would follow ap1re
citation Of the currency by the reduction the
the paper substitute, being felt all The
try. but particularly IN domestic Manufactures. year
or two ago and could hardly find market among
selves for manufactures now bcgInning Ia
compete with the British in the markets that ihey have
exclusively held heretofore. American cotton goods were
recently into Liverpool; now American razor sirops
gong China, with cotton aud cloth goods y Troy
per savs-"One If our Canton merchants made pur
chase Saturday of 80 dozen of srops OF one of
our manufacturers. The gentlemin csrri out a
large amount of American cutlery and American lead
lie informs that he found extremely difficult. whe
Boston. last week. obtain supply of d'uestics 10y
the 18th Of August: the orders already received by the
manufacturers heng full keep thm constantly al
work. There have already beet Expired from Boston Ia
China the present year. ID 600 600 yards of cotton goods
while from Great Britain China the export has only
IL 600 600 yards the Celesals giving our cloths
the preference
r.7merican Manufacturers IN CGnada-The TORONTO
Head saws that the imports from the United States int,
the port oi Toronto, from the 9th to the 29ih of July
packages. the duties which viii amount Il
between ECO and E-OO. Some cotton iabIcs of ih,
nitcd States have been imported and this ~ probably
trade that will increase. unless the provincial Paramen
augment the duty The present rates. The coarse
cotton goods of lie United States likely ,al tia
manufacture of Great Britain IN this market.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

Cucumhers dressed IN the same way as Asparagus pro-
Juc,s ,i n equal To the aitcr-lhe Savannah h"iub
can states that the article has been served uP On f0H al
the Pulaski House Savannah for the last SIX years an
.ys that the cucumhe- be sliced Icing h"isr ia IT.
butter they will be found an eNcele"t SUBSTITUTE 'o'
fried oysters.
If there is man who NAV his bread a, peace with
C,d and man II i, that man who has brought that bread
out of the earth 10y : honest industry 1t i ca"K
cred hy no fraud-It wet 10y no tear-t Is sa'u ny
no blood.
The Question not Senied-An exchange p'ic' say
that The question, May man marry his Vile s'eI
can only Ice properly answered 10y the sister herself, When
the widower pops the ques ION.
4 PL,cr TO LAVE IS.-The Boston f'st says ihi
ain the town Hull there IL no nin ser doctor '-"S''
Justice Of the peace church poor house. of pau
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
,,.s,isyE,.C9E', SALE.

y ,,r<,nr. 81 The fs.' 'ri - Nfi 49,.
4 All
1.r.,..a vii on d. at ssli-"i~f n's' 'h'f
f.lsnr 4r>f iv-l iaeni-e-. io Nf " a. -,
.--tst rr nt-f It - ~"
sr,r. i-lff STATE ~ 80 -, -,
.f i-. hiram that fnf, L.. ff'i ''
ia. ef,,k a. the lir Ai~i The tsi irti q ie now 8,
,a... sa f,- t... n-lis udf f.sft-itf f'i'
a.. mart. ct %
i,,o 4, 10. -,sr us-yrr-r All ai'fr>fid 'f'
,,,,,t,r -, ~ l,ii AMI. ff -e'fH'n iii' W.
,. tu --i iir- - 60 TIE f"i'i- - 49,
=, fI,- r..r ~anl along ii' ''''
-. g.. "a e.u and fhrse sna r"t' =
itn .t ~ sHin ,nnt1ii'e f' r. =, % -, c,
ti- ri f'srr - -f'- 90
49,, 'nif- o. fNn''- ''s
a. ~. qgtftrf 81 sfft'i u'e '
ran 70 e. sffinife T. - 49, -
arr-f - -~ftH'' fi''
tf ,nn. iiti g. ii't f'fr, - ''i :
s.t, .tt si fnf are subject % fte f'' anu
t,.. 4. 70. 50, 80 -ftf IT, eden -.
-. -i. a. 49,. ait,. rsfi ~'ai i'nsf x oi' -. 49,. "a,
..t... r..r rf 10 inc ii"' 81 =
So & =, n. ,ta m baud hnt hsr-'f i ~ "',-
q ~. remaining 2 - iifis'' W
Ire a'y Z. ST. a.. Ti,',.s - MORE. ''"'''a"'-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

NnnTrrrINs rus FLrsn-rhe Foreign Correspon-
dcnce' of the Richmond Enqunr says:-
DIR Pu-ev aud his wife frequently have The m ee
CANT DINNERS served up aud placed on the 'he alter " l.
tug down they immediately rise. without eating mouth
iu aud order oil the dinner, by way of mortiyng the
flesh.
Quite likely; but what i done with the dinner Is II
wasted given 10 the poor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
tN,,,Sa AslsUlss UNIVERSITY.

commencement OF t'> lu>tifnoh "i ''H
mace on W.duc,d v Sepeubc Is b. The fio. o'
he various cA>>e>w comm,n'c the Friday met i'n'
ON Tuesday evening piocedit. commence men, al -
viii h.. dcIv,reI before tie Ltcaly >sct'> y .h>
Law. La # NInccnnes. ~ 49,
The mend. of education aud Tie pubic generally are re-
specially invited 10 attend =, c,,,n>.~
t.rfNcAsTLE. Aug. y, l>i3 "a ''''' '''-'-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
CANDID

We are requested 10 announce JouS b'NN q pea'"'"
County A. a sanlidaie n Auditor Of State
awe are 10 requested 4 annouf ce Hon Ario IARti
,,.u :. C,,,, a.. g fr the olIce + AUDI OF 81 "a =
~ a. t,ou,.rei TO annou. FnEDrRlCK = Ho'a-
sri f Nanlclbu, H. Candlltc or Tie ONCE ol Au
o. - -r.,r- -,
Decatur Cou.y as Candidate i)I PIIacia Secretary oi
.t.,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

Appleton THE BIC, NIsr.-Ihi' indvi-
DIAL. who is said To have injured more thah
half 4 dozen wives. was found in Nassau
street. New York, day or two ago. dePio'-
ably drunk. and pitiably crazy. looking. say'
the Sun, very like a gay Lotharo. and tn,
very last specimen of a man. one would sup
nose. TO engage in the business OF gong
round marrying. He was taken to the 10
lice office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
s,,rtuTs~> SALE.

x,e n an ion a. directed from the ''efs '''
kS 49, Ni,,t, rui court eNs-e public sa~ al zoe
- dr- ,n th~ "a Indianapolis on a. In az 81
~ .t,y.. t hour. ny law toe rents shN ~
f I'M. Ls, real estate, sina''u ~ 'f'
.slufy. tn
- .f ~ Ire quarter ct sseto" - >"
Of LANDS Offered Tor sa' AZ h"
,,.i,- aiming ,,,---s, -.-.
-. all,- the ln aHoin d-nsnfta - 80 eNh
,.,ll Al al - -ini'e
III state a. The property John nifam- al Tie s"' q 'ohn
" Hamilton ,r,ur,n S.r-@ " r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

3n,ricaa Fruit .f5road-In one OF Mr. Weed letter.
he speaks of the superion, OF American suaw's,,,.s
.,h.r,,es plnms &c - compared with those Pro'"eeu
EIaod This superority extends and - si'il more
marked in the case of apples An American gentleman
- ood IN last year. stopping at fruit stand asked 10.
" -. Various kinds shown hun MOI hSing
sD S ipdI ne inquired il they had none better oh
Wv. ar was the reply, I'VE have few -fme''ea"
snniss and they were accordingly produced
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
..a'scHii:,s" CGnsi scGiCy.

"rhe OF the wing party has been PECULIARLY con-
sislcrt
such SAYS the Irran Republican. j. the language ct a
federal sheet before No one certainly viii he 50
h,r,i.hearcd as to doubt the Truth Of the remark. The
peculiar" "pccuar,ry " Of their consistency Is proven
bal Here frw specimens "f'r the public eye
ont Of Office. Ia Office.
| They cl,morrd about :. They increased these
the "rxrnvapant' expeudi Expenditures MILLIONS
iur,s OF government. Per anuum.
= They clamorcd for =. When passed they re-
krupi act pcalcd u.
They attempted TO char ,. Their President vetoed
ter a hank. Il.
L. They camnrcd about L. They kept IN session
long sessions OF Congress tiGnrrr> ou OF iweuty-ouT
months.
= They clanorri about >. fhcs arlr'rl'"
tie cxifavasance ct the housand' oil dollars io' more
\Vhi,. House furniture.
& They c'amored about 6. They increased the IS
ia. ,.sn. f Treasury notes ,uc 10 over II MILLIONS
T. They caniorci about 4 They rr-"pi"'n'' -
b,od hounds. lice Gov. Call. of Fiofdt
Who originally purchased the
blood hounds.
; They clamorcd a.oui 5. They Increased ma
pubic debt de" ''o" FIVE TO '"'"'
lMiLLIoNs
o They climorci about Q. They removed sever"
,,,,,is from Office for thousand honest cilicIcu
opinions sake men rom ounce 'o' 'f
10 They clnmorel about 10. iieury Clay ana u
holders Interfering IN whole Clique "t WING one
.l.c,,,ns holders stump it year
through the country.
Who now hut will admit that the course OF The VIII
party has been "tcoHhdrLF consistent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

r.TTIR-, DOhtE LoZf-f"f-s 'ifH''rf ~ l.'' - -,
& ,i,..I. them and tfs tf irit sih' -
* CDrtsI LOZF-tGI>a "a hugh t''r W ii' ''
ff' ,r t,a-l Cr,lrt \ ,tna It7Hfa-a- ia fff '.
H.. and Ike They ar lriHe ii'e p" a' "'
cents .t b., .~.,- r,.zr,-l.r-s p.--.
@ an tlr pfeia'atn,Hs. together " 80 t'.'f
-,,,.~sstF 3,.y PVIEOyr> rms received AMI i
~. ...ts. Ast4r. IOMiiN~'N kkbb h'-'@-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
t,pY,..PDs.sS FEMALE COilE-
G.lAVC tN>'EiTfIE.

x.rReT ANT l,r-''a~ eis'n term 81 t'- -'n-'
on lee N,ldts nf ~slfeniff ii''"'
ssiinu nnd 80
'ra'ff All y" Ff'f''"
s,raa L present. VIII he o'n Ga The iefi 'h" 9" "Y ~
n Misses. - .,s w.,fiue
Terms hcci,fse 'la o. ~f"fi"r rrah "f '
on the nr "A 20 c per -d, ~ h'li tenn ." t"'"
w,ak~. -. s.-,.,i..r
,,,,,n,. - -'"itt h'-
i fF f'i and r''' w Pt-
T ihci information. reference may 10 had ton" l"' 81 '"
Ice 81 be-, o.
KEN-, t'l'u '''H,
~ ~ S.N'f t.uiu.hIffY,
Arsrt~ ~. Hnssf-.
p,,.,r. fosrEH,
e. \
! EsNIf.s, u" - ''ff'-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

The COMMISSIONED ufccr- If the n = F'-men' =" ~,
diana H. dependent Militia, requested - ''.. at
-, =, >,,n,aav S.ttenter On. AT II ociocS. y NJ on
,,ss e ,r,o 7ncr E,h and eteis oii'sr - ie'itei
fp, reooested 10 extend tic circulation Of has notice
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

4 Precocicus CoIc.-The following communication "P
uear- I'm the Delaware Express OF the ''h instant
Mr. Editor-l: the farmers oi delaware S'u''s W -.
-, =, s..;ns ,ar, cattle will call father iarn IN
uI,,h I've Mil slow them 4 fine of the early
Lind the like of which cannot be probably found :" '-
section Of country She is behe'ea Is 90 d you MINI =
-. - oc,s, aulmal. aud though but siTteet
months old today has fine h.er calf three days o'd
Yours &c. = y LAW u
MEREDITH, n Y, Aug. .. l-iS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

1uofscr Forgery-, person Al Rochester, y \ cali
inc himself thr Rersrcnd F. Baokus pretending 10 he
a Methodist Preacher. belonging TO the Oneida '"nief-
.nec wa. arrested Fl dan IN the town oil 'a'es on
charge OF forging two notes to the amount 81 s'io' "
- - The b,nks of Utica About 80 IN money were
found on his person and some unmportan papers lie
confessed that he committed the forgery and gave as ms
reason for doing so that he deeply involved IN tch'
and wished exirIca,e himself ABOUT si'ooo "' tue
hal hen ,.,d to his creditors and the mining
II 600 expended lottery tickets by means OF which he
hoped to obtain sufficient funds cancel the notes when
due.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
Nll1l e.

tho nrer ~elrsa t's"i--"rff ~ M
,n, 81, Nogan aud ~sr M ~ f'' W" 80
"a, t,. -td county, ~ ''+ -
tlf,f.f tis NOR - ir'
ii ,,r,i 4 . inff"s
and having aud DE- having o." i"f''
t.a- l- fr made sae &, me-
Is-n -. tH''N-N- ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

Too I.ArE.-Wc have heard il mentioned
that "a late Dircctorof the United States BANK
recently remarked TO a former government dl,
rector: ..What amount OF suffering W Quiz
have been saved. ii you had only had lew
courageous men to back you : Yet for SIM
ii, doing their duty. these gentlemen were
then denounced n spies, were rejected by Il
Wing Senate. and were subject to every va
rict, of public and private ann vance. ineir
honest reports to the Government 'c'e'ieu
ncarly all the abuses. which have since rum
cd thousand, besides their authors yet lhc
shrewdcst men. blinded by passion and pre-
;uiicc. refuse to profit b, their sa!utary warn
'incs until too late. so bcscttcd was the com
mercial community at one time That 1t re'.ii,
seemed to take pleasure and pride IN beng
ruined bv Mr. Biddlc 1t wa- thonshs val
gar 10 decline the honor. VIVA. ablcct pro-
tration of mind and spirit '-Speetoior.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

How many commandments there
FIVE sir; and a multitude oi prrccpis
=. hat J. the first commandment 80
Thou shalt have other President but Henry '"H'
aud him onl, shalt thou vote for.
=. " hat /, the second commandment,
Thou shalt speculate manufactures. aud stocks.
and houses and lands and shall diligently iuihi the
bankrupt law.
W hat - the third commandment:
rhun shalt torn political opinion or creed {" 'n'
own but shall be subject To the elders oil the universe"
Wing party.
W hat j. the fourth commandment
"rhnn shalt have no fellowship with Democratic
(rc)pubicans and sinners with ldborers merh's'
and farmers except by dI-pcn>atIon 10 labor VII" i''"
Just before election. for their conversion
" hat i the fifth commandment:
Thou shalt not pocket ten cent ms nor eat ~ -"
soup bu thou shalt labor for dollars day, ana least
roast beef c,, 49,
What u the reward oil those WI" mummy 49,
these commandments,
Office and >poil--clory and plumber, SIR
What j. the confession Of faith
:. II i two-fod. slr-docilnal and personal
..W hat - the docirnal creed:
believe IN a property qualification for suffrage III
national bank national debt high tariff and British pr"
,cton-,n distribution reform. hard cider reirenc
rerr,mandcrins pipe LAYING barbcculns aud rac"omns
What ~ the personal creed:
I,l,x, in Henry Clay tho great Pf"te' Tor ''''
i,s,i,, available the eternal candidae-in AieNahue
Ilamilton John Adams, aud that same o,d COO" u u
-, I,,.Id honest John Davis and William HUI
t,,,in Charles T. Mirhe Thaddeu> Sievens, an'
\,rhol,- B,dIle-in William Morgan. DR. Bond an'
Ahhy kelvin Col Stone, aud HING, oi The roNai an
C.J V,hb of the resular army-and IN Lord N~lburi"n
m. KIM Of Rhode Island. and the Queen c LnS'and
Dess Siire keeina-.N. \ Pitbcan
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
Protection.

The Ulster y Y Republican thus reports the stopping
of large establishment for the manufacture of IRON IN
that county:
We regret learn that The extensive IRON works al
Saugercs this county, have been stopped, ana iat
all the hands have been discharged IN consequence
They gave employment large number Of operatives
who will now be compelled TO embark ~ other pursuits
seek engagements elsewhere These works were sIs
pended short time last year for want OF - r"i'ciI"n
bat Immediately after the passage ot the black ANN
bill. which virtually prohibited the introduction oil Tor
eisn manufactured ZION business resumed with re-
newed activity. and every thing promised tar and wen
the propretors realize large profits and The
workmcn To have permanent and liberal wages u
has however produced the results that all reasonahi"
men. orcsawile short spasmodlc action, simulated
into the ga,anc process of protection, has i"nfsicd
for day aud ended utter lIstle>sness aud inac""
The that have produced The rum "i :" many
manufacturers within the last SIX months nave been al
work IN tnis instance, overproducton We learn
that The company have hand more manufactured iron
/ than they can dispose of IN three years
While decrly dcplorc the event, we cannot avon"
placing record another chapter ON The amy
of Human Wishes" To the advocates of a high = pro-
tccti,e tariff the prosira"n OF the manufacturing inter
within the last ten months. under the operation oi
the law they clamorcd for but useful lesson"
The thorns which they have reapcd are oi the Tree
they planted.
BASKs-Our present cmh,uassmens arose from over
banking aud trading. The specie now honfdrd ny
the banks II thrown into general circulation WON" c'uN'
the present evils TO vanish II by magic We want
then, specie currency pr every day life and paper me
dunn based o specie alone We NUT divorce hahk
from politics and speculaions country Is ruined
else ,u. 90 only AMI ieaV" the banks v
rot awoy they have been doing since they wared 81
the general government under Andrew Jackson: ihrf
: more specie the country than sound bank pa
per- and that specie II IN would give To business
aud confidence To We cannot do without, CONS A.
money. They give facility to trade. sustain exchanges
settle balances. and simplify al The pccunary arrange
uents among and ndiv duals. They canno' b
councr'ccd easily paper and they are The sahia
Of value. We beware Of new expansions ut PAPER
new specu ATOMS aud explosions. Let guard onr>l'
from swind ing banks aud dronos-make system Tor hon
est men and the people depend for wealth and ro'p
y on industry. wealth. perseverance, honest eser"m
and wisdom and the bubbles OF paper money an'
= falls credit.
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.D,N'r ALL SPEAK At Once = ne
Madisonian. specializing upon Capt. yer :
chance for a reelection. concludes hy s''y 'n9'
we believe he (T,icr) has thousands ana
ron. of thousands OF friends In the country
aud ire ,riSh 10 kno;r rho they arc and .c'ert
they are =
..Echo answers. where
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..s.Tr>TsON. ARDS.

4 special meeting Of The Maroon 1"~if' VIII .e '''
tit A., r<INc =, the Council Char tcr, on lr-n''- 81
''i> = -. DAVID cox. clerk.
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t.. Large Salary.-Is is said that Mr.. Crocker'
the President of the Fchburgh Mass Railroad has de-
c,,nrJ accepting salary of S3oeO per annum, wh'eh
fred TO him by the directors. the ground that II
Vas too large. Mr.. Croker is behind the times.