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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
GREAT BARGAINS
IN Dry G. 0 o d 5 ,

l n ID K Y u y y u .,
CHEAPER THAN EVER. r..
TrNHE SUBSCRIBER wishing close the balance OF ms
fall and winter Stock most OF which are OF recent auco
purchase wond offer them The following low pces
did quality exposition pattern Pans Cashmere ID Goose al
wool from & 10 g. Sd per yard shade s.llpe nL
and paid Muslin de Lame from IA To % ettr9 super IN
Dressing Gowns rich Velvet Ves'ing Thread BS5se . esa
needle wrought Collars Ribbons; Gimps and trlnEes tae
Crayats linen Camb Hds handsome assortment Oh fec
Shawls of ell kinds Gloves: Hosiery, &c -, -,
"a C. Y. WEMPLE, No. Is Cedel-sueet
TNRIENDs OF ROBERT B. GAGE are informed thai he
Z has located ct No. 81 LIBERTY sTREET
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
Is requested 10 his stock of ~, r,ooDS
which will Iynyx be Kept full and complete presuIs
showing The largest and fullest assortment IN the city, no '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
TO THE PEOPLE or TIE UNITED w TAisssssJs
IToNC; TEA cOaPANY-CIiING Cqaiu.t Il Haf

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED sIAissssgIs
HONG TEA COsPANY-CIiING,. CfllNItU.rsa II Hnf
II & co. Tea and Coffee Merchants Of e 4. n ~ pls
KoDg China. having sppointed hgsn :, ,eir Tess i
Fee beg 10 inform the citizens Of New York and Gs
ibe tinted states generally TINT they have .hsr ~
p TRRACY. rs Pearl &; pear franklin sq9alI, ~ 500
cipa Agent for America, and they would now "A III
Of cling the attention Of ;ps American ruone' Oh
lea especially Ia their stock OF
TEAS AND COFFEE. ,oi.f Al
which they pledge Themselves 10 be superior ~ r.
clIaprr m prce than thai sold any as.
10 lie country made up IN package from u. eia "
also family boxes from b tn % tbs. q, ,le JSgE
AiexTs G.. e. y. & Go. not wishing TO resort 70 -
practice nfextIavzsaut putting are perfectly ~ 90 ,sp1
Their cainz the pairocace OF d,srTfmnpu ssr u
,D far TIai of Ilie;f aftirc. feeling eohl. s As
o'rs issy feSisi. C.s paihe wll rot iail 10 sM,J
ti,st support which thciG merit aHd toe inSeiiso
thelI article dc5eryes. sab sroes
Coffee of The best flavor, warranted pure an. I ne
every day constantly hand, and al the a,d D.
The public generally respectfully lnyIis5 re 70 e
aiure the different qualities, specimens OF WI p,at
eli the Principal Office, 40. IS Pearl st. t'esf ti'-
Squsre) -, a, IN esgg
Reference. Nicholas salsue, Ea., ssi'a' o Sii ls.-
ytrs4t- --------,,,ss g
nEUFFs! MUFFs! MUFFs at OSAalss ~ s. ~
Ifk Bowery large assortment Of Mus, which s W.
on very reasonable terms. LADIES' VIII fna 80 L.
an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

Passengers Arrived,
Is The ship Liberty from Lrrpool-rs Norton. Miss Fa
rerd NYork; A Harvey, Demerarn-40 in the seeIage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

MAIL AoEsr.-William Pepfeld, Of Buffalo, has
been appointed Mail Agent 10 place OF B. Van Dake,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND REIIh.ilHp Any,
THE CANTON TEA CoM-5ay III.
PRINCIPAL STORE, III CHATHAM slEDss,
Branch Stores:
si8 Bleec5e1 Itrest, Sey-Yot
81 GniEd stfeet, near Srhq!E
lSi Greenwich ttgest, Eeer Feicas
lis Futon street, Brook m. r4A,dJsht
90 ChestHut and 45 North isthi- fni--'','
II Hanover ztresi. Bostca. .,- g.u,Ea ~
INVITE tic attention Of City ard LOWELL N zf
Purchasers their eeyeLgI es:ahlshrienis
will be found By far tho best eIse.ons Of pure aSc I'd
ted Teus 10 the United Sta,es The uniyef.- lss 70
ofther house with reference 70 hgh ~, s -
ces and s9rsht dealing, 10 too well uDcgo ss.oas
ther comments necessary. Original sEd onx ,nfsD "
the saie Of H0.roua's CLICK Tea. Observe co
t particular u remember the number Cd ne
Chaihnm yfreef yis: III between Pearl ano sa
TIE public viii also be pleased take n0tcs .ts
Tea Company Rave nothing 10 do with sry o,ne ~
thoss described nj tie trp Of this ndyertassussss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

(,LOBE CLOCK STORE. T. MILLS & co. kiRs
w facturers III, YEAR CLOCKS woald respecifaay al
the attention Of the public to the unparalleled npoesk
and decided advantages ihesa Clocks haye over all nh rt
keepers row They warranted 70 rua ons ava
winding. and To keep good s and arc now fos Iasb
lG Fulton street, New-York.
The motion produced by weights Is The ~ day ctoe ~
by main spring wound upon usee IN we year cDes; ~
power of the weight spring IL retarded IN this CLOCK NJ
made retain regularity IN il motion by ingenious asa.
nent Of the and pendulum When you oos s
clock you perceive Kilt ball four nnd hall inches 70 hant
tor nj the end of small steel md. IL feyOyes three ns ~
A half one way, md he number OF times The oib'f y
the upper end the rod Is m ingenious add deas
yer movement reaching to the escaDefnei, Tech saen
and leaves without any sensible friction. The Fdns ha
acts upon the bn aided By lis own gravity, and w ioaI
motion continued the peren controlling NE csndusn
as in other clocks This ball u hollow anil has an nTrsR
paru,us, by which ,s rotary motion Is Regulated. lNeoe
iour small weights at rghta giles 10 each er two ae s|
Ell upon wire which horizontal diameter OF me gOD
The wre has il the thre1d Ot the screw and ceh oaa
brochures cxnCt movement OF Inc weights " oI Dn eeE
Tar which can he regulated ID the smallest inen0n un
The mi her two weights tasened to BelLecusf n1
comsosed Three different mrlalS the %
of which also changes their pUsllo within inc Dan lpf
in,ero. ngement lnsurea, It beieyed enue e0iN
| OF motion III the globe. .. ,.ut..
II wI al once be Eeen that the friction nhe eomMor sDr
uln avoided; The revolution, o. The eoi us'uaa" ..
ue,lIne,t and olsrITatiOn 10 be BochropHl. 81,
The clock not put out Of beat ecS;y-i rs9ais' ~ %
THE revolutions of the ,sing wheel are trs ~ . "
other words il 81 year, IN ma King al May fssog~I -,
80 inGn second pendulum clock does 10 one yin % -.
weight off pounds Keeps IN mouoG each par W va ~
striking machinery for d weeks ...s, Tys
The hours struck by meil1 oil fot1y nsai ~. III
certificates of the American lDsututs snow lf v III
one of the twelvemonth clocks was pncfn WIZ A'aH'
The prices are moderate The public ara in'ye ~
examine for Themselves. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

Midas ID Poor ID days from New York for Canton, 18th
ul LAT $ e. Ion A s-tben uudc sa had been using steam
only &c hours.
November, from Boston for St Domingo h inst lat IS Sc,
lon 70 30.
Damascus from New. Orleans for Liverpool 18th inst 49,
Ion Is 60
GANGS Of New. York day. from Alexandria, Egypt for
Boston, Oct %. lat IS 80 Ion 10 30 E.
Shsnnoa; Of Kennebunk, % days from Trieste for Havana.
Oct "a lat S. %, lon 10 10.
Rock OF Gibraltar.
sehr supposed to be the Emily Ellcot. from Malaga o,
Baltimore, same day
bark supposed the John A. Robb from Baltimore for Bue
Ay showing white red and blue signal also blue bur-
gee and white border, with e,e which could not be dsn.
guished-l5th inst. lat S, lon ~ z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
NOTICE TO Tx P.dYERS
COMPTROLLER OfFIcz,


Brooklyn, NuyesberIth 1874
PURSUANT TO Act of the Legislature, entitled " An
Act relative the collection of taxes The CITY OF Brook
Ign and for other purpc (pesed Apni islh i3 Notice
ye this day been delivered TO the Comptroller OF
Brooklyn: ard That from: al tnae which shall be
bseof de,cten Of tSee per cet viii be maae: and thai
from all which shall be pad alter Inc OF the
aldthty DAYS ard within sixty days fforn said date dedre
ton of two per cent viii be nede ind that and after he
ailtsses then remaining unpaid and that en- the Tues
day of Jsrua-y next the Comptroller viii deve! to The
Collectors OF the City OF Brooklyn The sad Assessment Ro
together with The thereto annered directing them TO
proceed With regard TO the unpaid a In The manner directed
| by law.
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who IN
themselves of the PROVISIONS OF the Act referred
The above no;tce. infctm hun ieso d soon ~ posi-
ble that bills may be readiness 80 rs 10 pTe1eut DELAY
when they may be prepared TO pay their taxes
reSolaua OF the Mayor anc Common
Council NOTICE hereby further gwen that the ConptIcL
icr viii his Oiics IN the NY tu<s ttM
| nI3 Z Il. II. MERIEiS. Comptroller.
EaAY,s ELASTIC BRACES OF stISPENnERs-HI-f-
scIH-s ,rha II s aiioE ii atil 81 - itf ef,nR
e ass iuofisl tat w " arsiriss - s'n taire,
uYer L. fcre;t iafis, the met elegant ana
durable uriic}e corrugated Braces ever exhibited LII TINS
Ciiy and much than sia. goods oil any onet ma
puactufer waever pat IN elegant style ana shout me
sulphur smell peculiar 20 the ses ae utef ING
system called . Goodyear. dts
GUNS, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
ITl Locks Gun and Ride Barrels Perrusssa Caps and Pills,
Powder Ftcsks and hst Belts Cones and Hreness, Ribs.
Rods Worms. &c ssc- for sre IN quantity ~ %
sSV A. w splFS & GU. ms Fear q
r TMBEELLA CLUfHs-foe sale by
u dn WELLSss sPRlSG. 81 PIas-assees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
Eoreign Ports.

At Bueno Ayre Oct q. Hobart Collier, has had trial at
law ans decision given in her favor Mexican Denim:
paruISo. Eds
Al Surinann Dec Sth and Wave. Bates.
Mts Lincoln, Chase; Tallmadse, Curtis and Cadet;
Day, dsg Campus Foster I'm Gloucester. ar sh Ut. Sid,
sith. Mexican. Rogers, Gloucester.
AT Kingston, ia. Nov g, Eous from York; Warwick,
from Cahs; Wehsega I'm BanSor-no Others SID ash. NJ
Elizabeth, Aux Cages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE.

ITO IMPORTERS OF DRY GooIJs-The advertiser, ,sil
exchange plat Of sirteen Foes. Lots of ground elegant
ysuaed about and half miles Moth OF Union Place,
having splendid OF the Hudson River three Of the great
est horonshfrrs lending to The property Address NJ " to
the Courier and Enquire: office So
INTENSIVE w ATER POWER. IRON MINES. AND
Orange County, the Ramapo R-el IS miles from the City
New York the New and Enc Railroad, Orange Turn
pike, and Rnmnpo River nearly through the centre Of
the tract The water capable OF driving Machinery 20
almost any extent there body of with
rl falls Therc about II m of land heavily TIM
beed with wood of j 20 years growth There also
extensive mines of quality and limestone
great strength Part of the and would make excellent farms
The Tuxedo Lake miles long AMI one mix wade les IN
one part the tract the scenery which beautiful The
placer remarkably hehlhy. Il K Known the Augusta trnct.
and IS three miles above Persons Work..
Access be had three fouI hsur from The CITY OF
Nav York by the NeYo:S and Enc Railroad or m nve or
heCrs by the way Hack-nSark and Orange Turnpike or
by the OF NyRck iaverstriw the Hudson River
Inquire 40. z ChcthGr street. le2S orI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

"a TO LET--AYD Possession GIVEN rYyMEpL,TgLY7,
FA The half Ot modern story House West oil Broad
wny near Blocker street will be let small. respect
able family. the Rooms will be let furnished, to gentlemen
with Breakfast and Tea without. Persons Of Religious
eharaetr viii b. preferred References will he exchan sed-
The stages every few minutes. For further particulars
addes. s. w and leave the Office o this paper stating
name and Tesidencc, end they Will be waited upon. do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

=, PAPER-MILL To LET, in complete order 1t has
s eight engines, two u inch mnchnes, casrda rolls.
E.sl &c. Connected with this Mil u Zoo acre. OF
land mostly wood, which standing one SawAlill,
Gris Mill one Machine Shop. B!acksmth; Shop good
reasonable and possession given immediately
For father particulars inquire Of -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
COAL

aGEf JEANETTE an o SSs Hts1
and Egg-Stoe md Nut-elvete above. free OF Charge
for carriage Also Lehgh Coal. White Ash, SchuYkl. Lv-
erpool and Sidney Coal. Apply 20 -
L. STOKES DICKERSON,
do If 1Oi Anthony st. near Broadway Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
EXTENsIyE WATER PolvER: IRON MINES. AN
WATER POWER.

IL FOR SALE-'Two Mil Sites. with permanent, supply
i. feet and twenty Zee, fall with from ten to i.yo
thousand :cEe of Land adjoining principally tnber The
dolaD ton for transportation. Works be erected d.
emily emily are ar Taa Macs ts The i b Oak
wood be purchased ~ dollars and fifty cents cord
poses The sites Will be sold separate il desired and for much
less than ether Water Power of equal extent and facilities
Ais Two Farms Of about one hundred and fifty each
eoe o wah 0T as G%s s aud
is Agiii n 70 'eoAsk So 5 Vim. /. Y.
LII COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS FOR SALE
80 The subscriber offers for sale. hbernl terms.
a al Country Seats and Enrms the East bank of TIE
The FARM OF the subscriber occupied by Nj. Cra-er
The FARM Of the iate William Dstche eontaine l5o
Also, several small Places suitable for Country Seats or
F9 ns purposes n9 T. T g IF Sis.RSf
- p.ry in the city Of New k;-said Farm consists of
vel fenced '!1 Is situated about 10 nile from the City, m The
County of On the premises are . d1 films
c ~ d9 m For :s Ss Ps f. BAR RfFaETf econd
the K GosbdRY road abe bew FoR 81 and M
1881 aud lOR streets containing acres Of land in good
ad an noble o Inc
Of Hurgate and East Ryer and also extensive view Of
Long i''h4, isin' AS6s fisE s?siB oMeGowN
Diff Executors A2 aBRiaS St;fEs s d dsRa
as FOR SALE-A valuable FARM contaidins ITO acres.
- sey CITY, half mile from Newark bridge aud IL from
Railroad Depot. For farther particulars inquire OF Theme
Half Thomas, No. 81 Cedar St n. Y the premes oil
the owner ldl7 2wcl SPEPhEN hAtF.-
81 A FARM FOR sALE-S!tuate on the road from New
@ Rochelle To White Plains about eQuidstant from enc
- containing l5o of and all of which is plough
land excepting lcres. which wood land The place -
divided by ns, and laid into convenient lots for cult
va,ion All The fences of stone good order, and the
ground high state Of cultivation The buildings all oil
good character and IN orter. For terms npply 10
s. i. KENYON on the premises, or OF
djtf J. ADRIANCE. So John.st. New y ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
so BE LEE.

rg,O PERFUMERs AND DEALERS IN TOYS.-!Sscvera
Counters and Glass Gases let III the Pnran BnZnnr
~ rondway RetG Stores The establishment IS lighted
heated and kept clean by the PROPRIETOR and the stands n let
pie aud Fancy Goods OF the best IN B!oadway Apply
- ,Io pro,n,..s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
LEGAL.

IN PURSUANCE of order of the Surrogate OF the Coun
~ of New York, NOTICE hereby given to all persons
ng claims ngan, :smon Cough late Of the City OF New
York. clergyman deceased, TO present the same with sns
vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence. No ~
Broome-street the City OF New York before the Nth
dry OF June ncX-Duted New York the 50;h day OF NO
yember ISL MINERVA CLOUGH,
d. law enc ADMINISTRATIVE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

* svFpzo IA r. poWELL & co = LINE F0R
S=ssels=Se.5isSscS Point Cold Spring and Cornwall.
T5e iteambest HIGHLANDER. Capt. x, MsrSsop: TiL
the pp,r foot Warren q. ever Monday, Tbasiay
and Saturday at o'clock. 2. NJ.
Re;urnins vii lsayo NewburEa ever Monday a. a H.
ard Tue=!ay and Fidsy e. 8 P. ~,
For passage. Apply TO the Captain on board BaS
"a ara Height Of All Descriptions. bank bills or specie pct or
bnsr mus. De az tho risk Of theTeo! unless bill OF Ia
ding he a. y fnf The NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
MUSIC.

PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURE
fT=ESsSrss II Subscribers finishing an entirely new
Of instruments which are 1 waI m hss SUI N
tune much longer the Improvement consists III Harp fIsle
peculiar in construction. obvatng every objection heteooie
caused BIZ the use metallic plates ipjunns the tone re-
essors and Purchasers invited 70 ar o. ue
Instruments. glenn hOUEhS - -.
iy9 l5a Fu!ton-s,reet, East side. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

-. -. = n iARPFN'TER s. Co.'S LINE FOX
Z E--gsNEWBURGH -Lsn dng at altwe, Wesi
sszsssssSu polEt Coasp.Ing, Cornwall ana r"hkiI
-. steamboat JAMES MADISON Captain Chste. hal
,teaJ vii leave tie Warren street Pier tuesday and
Fridsy sta O'Clock p. ~ Returning will cays Neworrss
eye,T Wellnssoay and Saturday a. O'Clock L. Il
Al Baggage Packages Pa:celr Bsnk ts or pscls pns
on ha this without being catered on Ire oooS OF Iecip
I'll a. rirt NJ tho Isk ot he Owners thcreoL yo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
FOR IHE NORTH.

* rp kWINTEg MAI. LINE FOR ALBANY.
"a nnsl intermediate places.-Fare tbronsh 10
tam E Hyatt, leaves The ..eanboat Per foot of Courand
street south side EVERY AFTERNOON. al o'clock.
Stages leave for Albany Immediately the arrival Of the
boat Al Poughkeepsi- beth SIDE, of the North RIye-.
Fos Passage Freight apply on board. OF TOT Z. Schultz
f,a ,.lta
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13
Loco Eoco Nomination iii New York.

We learn from the Albany papers that the Loco foco
Convention New York which met IN Syracuse on
Wednesday last mated for Governor SIIAs WRIGHT,
(no of the United States and ADDISON GARD
of Monroe county, asa candidate Tor lieutenant
The nominations, it is understood. accepted.
i, thought put MI Van Buren, at tho head Of the
Presidential Electors, but il done, per-
the that Mr. Van Buren, declined 10 be lie
sacrifice ottets, benefit. b. F. BUTLER and DANIEL
). Dick placed at the head OF the ticket.
The Albany Evening Journal ices the nomina ton OF
Nj. Wright truly judges i, to be desperate effort on the
par, of the Loco Focos, the State, and
The present n crisis in history The approaching
election is fraught with good evil. lhe is
beginning shine upon Wa recovering from
There is tide i'll affairs which.
,aken twill lead fortune" But If Polk and
Wright should be elected, all viii ehange-a is lost Our
hopes Of prosperity happiness will be utterly blasted
The Boufbons Resored, without either siearned
forgotten thing, will plunge the again
aud ruin from which IL is
But the people viii COMM, such folly. They
prepared hasaed cup prosperity from THAR
lips They will stand by the enlightened measures TO viii n
even thar enemies forced pay tribute And they
Representatives OF these They
will elect Wing President. Wing Congress, and hig
Governor OF the State of New oTk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13

Albany Evening Journal, we have returns from
"a towns, which show Wing gain ofabout 1900
on tho vote of last year. With regard to Con-
cress and the Legislature, the Tribune says:
.Thcre is no doubt Of the recollection Of the
three Wing members of Congress-Foot, Cola
NOR and Marsh-by triumphant ,najorites. We
have partial returns from each District. and there
is q large Wing gain every where. The Legs
ativo returns also show decided wing gam,
though We have lost several members on the Rum
License ouestion-one in Dunerston, whore we
never failed before. In Bennington county we
have gained the Senators ~ and three ReProscn-
tatives. We have gained every where. where we
had any thing to gain
Tho Boston Atlas says it is altogether prob'
ble if tho rest of the State comes III jose same
wav. that DILLINGHAM, the Locofoco iT7IN r from
tho fourth district, tho only Loco from INC State
is defeated
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13
From the Delaware Journal
Family scene.

DRANArIs rEnsoSE-Parents and Children.
Eny--tathor aro you locofoco,
Fathor-l belong to tho party called by the
wings locotoco. but call ourselves Democrats,
as it is Il more popular name.
Charcs-Fathcr what is tho difference between
wing, and ocotoco Democrat
Father fear You are too young to under
stand all tho points of differences, but tho one
which principally concerns is: That the wings
are the advocates of high prices; whilst the dem
pcratic measures tend to reduce the price
of articles of consumption, and tho wages of Ia
borcrs.
Charos-Would you havo to pay John. tho
gardener. any loss. If your man for President is
elected!
Fathcr-Ycs, | have no doubt could get many
men Just good as John for 50, whereas now
| give him 3.
Emily--But how would it be if that dreadful
Clay, who is in favor of that horrible Tariff
YOU were telling rs about last nig ht was elected
Fathcr-Why. really fear | should have TO
give him 10 or IL dollars month, or he would
get higher wages elsewhere.
Chares-N hat is the reason people would get
higher wages under Mr.. Clay than under Mr.
Polk.
Fathor-Bccauso under Mr.. Clay all tho work
ing people would DO in demand; but Mr.. Polk
is in favor of free trade. and every thing wo uso
would como from Europe, whore laborers only
get siN-pcnco day.
Mary-Oh do wish Mr.. Poll, may be olected
for then mother can get her SaNony carpet SO
cheap!
Mothor--Ios, my dear, this foolish tariff has
raised the price of wool from % cents up to half
a dollar pound.
Emily-But mother you bought very good
Ingram carpet tho o,hor day, for less than you
paid for one before.
Mothor-Ingrain. bless child, that was A.
merican, and you know dislike any thing a.
mcrcan.
Chnrcs-Would get what cat for less
with Mr.. Polk than with Mr.. Clay for President,
Fathcr-No doubt would. and for the rca-
son that tho manufactures would not require SO
much.
Emily-But would no. that be bad for unclo
William who Is 4 farmer.
Father-Iou uncle would not get much for
his grain, but farmers YOU know live within them
selves. and it is unreasonable for Ihcm 10 expect
TO make money. With mo it is different. have
certain income from other sources. whether
grain is high or low If can buy every thing
cheap cap live much better than under tho sys-
tom promised us by tho wings.
Charlos-But would laborors get enough to 1.-Two
upon.
Fathor-That is not my business. Mr.. Buchan-
an. (who ought to know thinks ten cents day Is
enough for them, and think so too.