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Alum SpFiial 6 IS I

.EE'6f Care sRaias sGssl
~ sipsn 70 Liss1ss3
sYElHESEs PILES afe pre- pafeds sbSI rs 8
Hs; c CampBettt a nm ID aalafsos z
HE highi y:cele ebrated Hinefal Tsfhgs sa
Rockbfidge eouat ifgi calf
Alum Springs
6ese Pills, ife DIS ON 8sisi
they are prepared are al dinfeffc f0iDots:
ing the secretio1 81 fsiltfae aud al sfafye.
increasing, the Sc ere tioas ofs sihe andlIarE
system genera!ly aud pan icotarl ties;
liver. They act genalS bny easctaaliye
upon The bowels. after d sof zee days'
useof them, produeio pIo1sd
lious evacuation.
They also effect a sdeternli lion sf6 the
surface, increasing the pers piration here
fore, they are a great purifier rof The blood,
and equaliser of the circulation. EACH
pills equal ton common glass .ofs sthefwaes
Ter. They should DO taken before each,
meal, and ,frotp,siS; 10 ten OF twelve should
be taken in tho course OF seachSday. forsa
fortnight, and then omit them for fhesames
period. For fine cure Of The above tdiseas
:es, perseverance, IN ihe use of; these = u.s..
is all important; and dsif they are psrseyer-s
ingsy yused d,;eyery afternate foTinie q cufe.
may more certainly be expesed, than iils:s5
der any other reaiment tefetof ofore Disco
vered, except from tiae use &c tfle water, &
from which they are prepared ,eilhe 6yian
attendance sthe; Springs or otherwise: Il:
They very speedily cure diarrhGeas, atsF.
.teuded with acidity OF the stomach, sands
are a Very. useful remed ysfori The summer
bowel complaint 10 children. as also 5iors:
expelling worms from bildren. From; one
TO four should he given in thrae equal pofsss
lions each day, to 5achiId Under SIS years. /.
according to;age. When giYento children,
they should 5e powdered and mixed witt &
syrup. These Pills are easily taken. basss
t-ing-no- uauseous taste,6 are perfectly SAFES
in all cases, where aetiYp teseE does mot
exist, and do not sicken ,personsiwbiIe dsiBs
them.y Il s. r. Campbell -.
For sale by J. D. T TiBuerTsi Edge6elds
Court HouseT So1!h Carolina. ss:s
April s {: S:g,:ss
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE C0MM0N PLEAS.
YHNALBERT TCHEATHAM, C who has been
IL arrested, and is now confined within the
bounds Ufthe Jail Of EdgeheId District by virtue
of u capias ad satisfaciendum, at the suit OF
5ohH B. aoknes and Butler Williams, having
fled his portion, with scheanie on oath, Of
his whole estate uud effects, with The purpose
ofobtaining the benefit Of The Acts ofshe Gen
eral Assembly, commonly called the Insolvent
Debtors Acts.
f.ublic notice Is hereby given, that tho peli-
ton of the said Talbeft Chea1hafa ~illbe: heard
and considered in the Court of Common Pleas
Tor Edgefeld District, at Edgefeld Court House,
ON The 9th day OF October Re1t, or on such ether
day as the Court my order, during the term,
commencing on The srst Monday in Gc,ober
next, at said places and all the creditors of said
Talbert Cheatham are hereby summoned per.
sonally, or by attorney, then and there, in said
Court, to show cause, If any they can, why
the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid should not be
granted to the, ,snid Tufbert Chea,ham, upon
bis executing the assignment required by the
Acts aforesaid.
THoS. G. BACON, c. P.
Clerks Office, June 18, 1914.
June I9 3m 81
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GROCERIES, &C. o. q

HEsSuDScrlDerS reSpcCIuhyl lnt0IIHtDelr
friends and Sthe. public, ,tbatthey have re-;
:eived q large and freslt spIy ,of GOODS.
selected by one of The firm, III York; Bdss
ON; Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston;
addition to their former stock CONF
prises the largest and; bestassortinent of Goods
sver offered In this market, consisting i1ipart
as follows:g ;,t:s:s ~
40 hhds. Porto Rico. New Orleans and
StCroix Sugars, ss.s:gs 4, z27-
$50 bags Rio. Cuba, Porto Rico, ST. Do
mingo, Java, and Mocha Coffee.
70hhds. West India Molasses,5
l0tierces Cuba .tsess do :,s.. .,.s-..l.,
35 bbls, New Orleans do.
10000 lbs. Bacon, Hams, Sides& Shoulders,
$4,000" Swede Iron, assorted sizes,
5000" English do. =
5000 {" Band and Hoop Iron, 49,
5000" Nail Rods g. Horse Shoe shapes,
2,0U0s" Cast, German, e. BIistered Steel,
200 setts Wagon Boxes, 8 : 80 /,
1900 sacks Salt, (bleached sacEs9
1000 bushels Sah, in bulk 81. ;s.,s:. 9 80 4
$50 pieces Gunny Baggins, - I
1000 lbs. Bagging Twine, tWeayer's,.
$50 coils Manila Bale Rope
= 100 do Hemp doS$s do :
q. 1;500ymds 0snaburgs,
5000 lbs. double refined Loaf Sugar,
5000 g tsssszJ crushed do.
5000 powdered do. = - :
1000" single refined Loaf do.a
49, 20 boxes Turpeniine Soap, -
10 9" Sperm Candles, -
20 9 Ilul'spatent Candies,
s tierces fresh ground Rice.
1000 lbs.White Lead No. / Union Mills
25 bbl. CANAL Flour, (choice brandy
40 doz. dining, parlor, rocking and
.,chilJfen's Chairs, 5. 90, Z Z.
ceases HITS and Caps, x - -
$50 casks Stone Lime. (in fine order,
90 kegs Dupont's FFF G Powder.
1,000lb Bar Lead,
DO boxes Window Glass 9xl0 g. sl0x12
130 bags Shot, assorted sizes,
$500 pairs Shoes,
Tea, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Chocolates Gin
Almonds, Starch, Nntmegs, fue echew.
ing Tobacco, Negro Cloths, Blankets, Shoe
Thread, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Cards.. Woo
Cards, Tacks, Sleeves, Plough Lines, Indigo,
Nader, Blue Stone, Copperas, Epson Salts,
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, a Superior articIe,)
Trace Chains, Fifth Chains, Smoothing Irons,
brass: bound cedar. Buckets, horse Buckets,
Pals, Tubs. Keelers, Willow Wagons, nests
Measures, Feathers, &c. &c. &c. ~,
:SIBLEY & CRAPON. .
Hamburg July, j, 1s43. If 80
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) dsElENN,S. SPRING,

s5L L0IG1 1H3soOALds4 IL Sx1l1G1LSe SeA'stsS.Sss
iHyISIIIs sadelightful w ATERiNG PLACE
81: will beready 10 receive c6tnpR1y!by the
first Of June. The beneficial reaulisof theWu-
cream be testified toby hundreds who have
experienced itsinfu eMpon various diseases,
and the accommodations shall be suited 10 the
wants Of any who may virit the place, upon
the following terms :: 3: Z - - -:
Man per day, 81 Is
Z" 3" week, s 90
over &less than . w,ks, S 90
SO - : over q weeks, "A 90
Children and Servants half price.
Horse per day, 62a
per week, 81
!" I" over oae, 09
JOHN C. ZIMMERMAN,
Agentfor Glenn's Spring Company.
May % s4s,5 ls
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STATIONERS' HALL,
s. EAST.BdY,

O1 Cno k-0dI,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
TOSEPH WALKER, Agent III John
81 T. Whites TTps and srEREorYpE FouN.
DRY, has conssantly on hand an extensive as.
sortment of
Type, Flowers, Ornaments,
Brass Rate, Cases, Chases Composing
Sticks, &c. &c. &c.
All of which will be furnished at New York
prices, actual expenses only added.
The reputation ofthis Foundry is believed to
be fully established, having been founded up
wards Of Thirty Years, and reference is conf.
denlly made to many leading Journals OF the
United States.
Printing Presses,
Newspaper of all sizes, Medium. Double
Medium. &c.
PRINTING INK.
News, Book, and Colored Inks, Of the best
quality and lowest prices.
Blank Book ManufaCtOry,
PAPER AND STA TTONERY.
Always on hand, large assortment Of BLANK
Books, made Of the beet paper and bound in
the strongest manner. Banks, Public Of.
fees, Merchants and others, can have their
Account Books ruled and bound to any pat.
tern, in the best manner, a, lowest prices.
Also,.-A large stock Of WRITING PAPERS
of all kinds, for sale low.
Also,-An extensive assortment Of FINE STA
TI0NERY, Of every kind, including Blank
and Enameled Cards.
Alao,-BINDERS MATERIALS OF all kinds,
Paste Board, Leather, DC,
May % G II
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Saw and Grist mill,

in successful operation, with comfortable I'M
proyeHiemts, and several tenements and small
Improvements different parts Of the place.
500 acres Of land suitable 10 the cultivation oil
Grain, Germ, Rice, or Cotton,
part s,oan1p and clay foundation. The panta.
tion is in good repair, with an Orchard ofgood
Apple trees. On said premises is also good
ROCK QUARRY, which has been workedin
for public and private use, and is inexhaustl.
bio. The situation of the timber on said land,
for Saw NJ interest is inferior 10 none in the
District, IT being handy, easy of access, and
enough to supply one saw for many years, II:
ist only large body of timber containing
water privilege now hetweenit and Hamburg.
The situation of this Mill in a commercial
point of view, zig most advantageous, command.
ing not only the custom Of Hamburg and sur
rounding country, but all the up country trade
in Lumber, by route which brings the Mills
on the public road leading from Hamburg to
Abbeville, &c. The location is healthy and
convenient to market, being 10 miles 10 Ham.
burg, IA 10 Edgefeld c. H., 10 TO Aiken, and
to Vauclusei Factory. with good iouds reading
to each. The place abouuds with excellent
springs. The range for stock is unsurpassed.
Adjoining is large body Of pine land belong
ing 10 the estate of Fox, deceased, which can
be had at some futu.e time.
Alse-The crop of Corn, Fodder, and Grain;
100 head Of tame Hogs so head of Cattle, 3
yoke Of Oxen; Carry-log 2 Ok Carts; !
Horee Cart, and the Sawyer, together with all
the Plantation Tools, &c.
The titles are indispnlabe,. made by the
heirs, and the executors ofFox, decd.
Terms will be partcash. TO pay the executors
Of Fox, and judgment creditoIs; the balance
on note ofone, two and three years, if wished,
with approved security.
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DIR, ELBERT BLAND,

KK7OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Edgefeld C.. n :, and its vicinity,
tha, he has opened an ofRce in the heuse, for
melly occupied by John s. Jetet as .alaw
Office, where he can be found at all times,
except when attending professiona! business:
He will attend 10 any business in fhe. line Of
his profession, and hopes by care and attention
to receive and deserve share ofpublic patron-
age.
May 22 f ~
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

JOSIAH =. -. eyun' Declaration in For-
VIM. Fiizroy. FIJI eign Attachment. .
Us. Foreign AttdcH-
Fi,zroy 81 McTnnis. ment.
FHE Plaintiffs having this day filed
l. their declarations 10 theabove stated
cases in my office. and the defendants
having no wife or attorneys k1own to be
within The limits ofthis State, on whom q
copy of said declarations with rule to-
plead can be served: 1t is ordered, that
The said defendants do plead TO the said
declarations, within a year and a day
from the publication of this order, or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded
against him.
GEO. POPE, C. c.p.
Clerks Office, May 6, 1874.
May s, 10 ly
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9soe1Se SO sfsS ]:
From tte Hudson Gazette.
s..ha,,S-.ssfDAa sTucKER.ln p J.

sys From ttc Hudson Gazette.
AaR--ss d AN S9bcKER: !"
The r,b6I shed forth Iier sileerv light, ;.
J, ,rrhe ste fs Il, glory crowned The night,
: peIci,sd on a,reil, that same soldcoon,
lrhns mornfully sung. to himself The tune:
=, GET ont ofthe:way, we're all unlucky-
Sad, sad is the fate Of Old Kentucky.
Fled are his hopes of late so bright,
Z His sun has sunk in. endless night, d. -
1nmight the Democrats are rising,
: And the way they poke him is surprising,
6 Sect out Of the way we're all unlncky-
.We'rein aterriblePoke with Old Kentucky.
Their, banners are Acating IN the air.
Proudly young Hickory's name they bear,
From hill and vale their shouts arse,
He sung, as the tears streamed 1rou his eyes,
Get out the way, we're Rll unlucky,
We'Il 60 to pot with Old Kentucky.
Led6n;to battle, by Young Hickory,
: They re marching to glorious victory,
Ihear on the breeze, their loud notes swell,
He sung witlia sigh, It's our funeral knell
Get out Of the way, we're all;unlucky
We'll:ne'er make President of Old Ken.
lucky.
Hes high tariff and low for revenue. protection,
AnySkind oftariff to secure his election, E
Bank and anti-bank-for land distribution,
But,he sung, ah! he'll meet. with sad retri-
button.
-, Get out the way, we're all unlncky,
Salt won't save us, with Old kentucky.
Our Poets can him statesman, chieftain sage,
The purest patriot OF the age
The "Mill Boy Of the Slashes,'' how he rode
in the wind;
With his shirt tail streaming ont behind,
Butts nics'com arous we're all nnlucky'
The People wont be gulled with onr Old
Kentucky.
His song went forth upon the gale. zsz.sts:
A deep toned, ,.mounful dealh.Iike wall,
He seemed as ifwith grief he'd choke,
And sadly sung, as he thought Of Polk,
Get out ofthe way, were all rnlucky I
He'll poke to death our Old Kentucky.
He pokcd down his snout, so sud and grim,
Ashe once more thought of Hickory jim,
BetN cen his legs he gracefully poked his tail
And he sung, as he poked, in his hole, fromthe
rniI,
Get ou, of the way, we're all unlncky,
Farewell 10 the hopes of Old Kenlacky.
Then on TO the contest, our ca1se isJust,
Our'union complete, in measures our trust,
Our motto and watchword be conquer nr die,
And we'll sing, as weiaise our triumph high,
Get out ofthe way, we're all SO ncky,
We've poked in the ribs of Old Kentucky.
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Notice.

Notice.
A IL persons indebted to the estate of G. F..
"A RusToN, deceased, are requested to come
forward and settle their accounts, and those
having demands against said estate, are solicit.
ed to present their accounts, legally attested.
WIN. MOORE, Executor.
March 81 It
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:At Priyate Sale.

LID y mutual consent OF the heirs and scredi-l
ID t5rs Of WI s ( sHoward, that; valuable bo.5
dy of prime land, the late residence sof John,
Howard, decd situated lin Edgefeld DISTRICT
on Little Horse Greek, containing 4428 acres
more or less, adjoining lands Of Carter, Mrs.
Hightower, Bartlett, Bledsoe, John Curry, Ju-
hus Day, George Deaugbter, and Vaucluse
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Public Notice.

I'D ERsoNs having official business with
Il me, are informed tha,I can be found
at the Office on every Monday and Friday,
as the law directs, except providentially
prevented, during the months Of June,
July and August.
JOHN HILL, o. z. b..
Nav 90, II If.
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w. 8, HOWARD,
a. G.. HOWARD,

=, d - - -TTUWEEUTS'
N. B. Persons wishing to purchase, are re.
ferred to w. s. Howard, who resides on the
place, and will take pleasure in showing OF
giving information respecting it. Possession
will be given at any time desired. The Grave
Yard, and the land OH which the Church stands
is excepted.
May 20 3m ]6
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{ MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GIRL WITH THE TIN PAIL

HEGlRL WITH THE TIN PAIL.
Some seventeen years ago 1 was
prentice boy in the then city Of mud
now the goodly city Of Rochester. The
business Of which ] was obtaining know
ledge was conducted upon Exchange strt.,
thought boarded in one Of the streets in The
western part ofthe city,
Inzeoing TO my tea Twas in The habit of
meeting, almost every evening for many
weeks in succession, small, young, we'll
dressed and good: looking girl, with little
tin pail io her:hand. AT length my curios-
i,y became excited, and Iresolved 10 as
certain, ii. possible, the daily errand Of the
girl. Having met her The following even.
ing, Eaccordingly turned upon my heel
and<followea her at distance that would
not excite suspicion III any one. lal length
saw her.en!era small shoemaker shop on
South St. Paui street, subsequently,
learnedlthat the shop was owned by an
industrious young man and an excellent
mechanic, aud that he was. the girls
husband!i lie had been married few
months, and possessing no oher capital
than good trade, good name, and a ro-
bust constitution, had resolved to econo-
mize in the article of rent by hiring a
house III the suburbs Of the city. His
breakfast was always ready for him by
daybreak, and taking his dinner with him,
he saved The hour each day which most
persons spend in going to and returning
from that meal. Many economists would
have been satisfied with The saving oil as
much time as This between the rising and
going down ofIhe sun; but not so with
the young shoemaker. He also wished
70 save ne hour usually devoted to tea,
and therefore had that meal taken to him
by his pretty little wife. This arrange
:, 1nent enabled him to spend the whole
day, aud so much of the evening as he
cbose; in the shop. = = :.
The industrious habits Of the shoemaker
were soon discovered, and met with their
xdue reward. Customers fiockel in upon
him. and. he was OBLIGED not only 10 rent
alafaer shop. buteto employ an additional
; number Of workmen. Buithe increase of
business did not wean him from The plallu.
he had: early adopted for the saving ofiime.
his third meal. sill baying been taken 10
him by his wife 10 The little tin pail. Z,
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. =;

o''sef o.t'Fso',' Derlaraisoa -. -.
], q. Eekles. Esi ir Foreign Ataehmens..3
YHYHE Plaintiff having this dag 46ied his de-
IL claration in my Office, md the. defendant
having no wife or attorney, koown to be within
the State, on whom a.copy ofihe same, with a
rule 10 plead can be served: Its ordered, That
the defendant plead to the said deelaration..
withina year ond q day, or final and absolute.
judgement will be given against him. i
GEO. POPE, e, C.
!. Clerks Office. 10th March, 1874 1.s.:E.;
March 90 ~ 8
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Notice.

Notice.
The Subscriber would take this opportunity
to return his thanks to his friends and the COM
lnunity in general, for the aliberal patronage
they have conferred on him for the last ten
years He intends carrying on the
.aerchM7sg Tailoring
Business. in all IFS branches, atthe old stand,
and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit continuance of those favors which have
been so literally bestowed on him.
JOHN LYON.
Dec. 10, If 46
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Notice..

TWYHE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
ing the public, that he has succeeded in
engaging the services Of an experienced Miller
for the present year, and having his Mills in
thorough repair, is prepared 10 do any guam
,ity ofgrindiug grain at the shortest notice.
Persons having Wheat, and wishing superior
-four made from II, are invited to give him n
call. His terms are the tenth.
S. w. NICHOLSON.
Jan S, 1874. 6m* 40
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Bland & Blu tier,

a REsnow receiving and opening their usual
IA supply Of
Spring & Summer Goods,
which, with their former stock, renders their
assortment complete. and to which they res
Pectfnliy invite the attentio1oftheir customers,
and the publick generally - ,,.s.,ss....s
We will not pretend to enumerate articles;
CAL and we will show them to you; ifyou do
not buy, it shall not be ourfault.
We would avail ourselvesof this opportunity
TO tender our sincere thanks'to those who have
SO literally patronized US, and invite by'a strict
attention to our business, and their interest, q
continuance of that patronage.
March q -. tf 9
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Curry IL Caver, } Declaration
Us. in Foreign attach
B. S. Miller, ment.
William Curry, Declaration
Us. I'm Foreign Attaeh-
Henry Carter. ment.
Jared E. Groce, Declaration
1s. }in Foreign attach
The Same. ment.
Curry IL Caver, Declaration
vs. Yin Foreign attach
The Same. ment.
William Curry, Declaration
Us. in Foreign Attach-
The Same. mem.
Jared Z. Groce, vs. Declaration
The same. and in Foreign Attaeh-
Benjamin s. Miller. ment.
Curry & Caver, Declaration
as. },n Foreign Attdeh-
John w. Carter. ment.
B. w. Groce, Declaration
Us. }ia Foreign dtaes-
The Same. mcat.
W. Curry, Declaration
uS. I'm Foreign attach.
The Same. mcni.
]. A. Hibler, Declaration
Ts. in Foreign Anach-
Hiram N. Wilson, Agent. ment.
Israel Bond, for the use } Declaration
of the same, uS. in Foreign Attach-
The Same, mcnt.
FHyHE Plaintiffs in the above cases, having
n. this day filed their declaration in my Of.
fee and the defendants having no wife or at,
torney. known to be within the Stale, OH whom
copy of said declaration, with rule to plead
can be served: II is ordered, that the said de.
tendant do plead, to the said declaration, within
year and day from the publication fthis
order, or final and absolute judgment will be
awarded against them.
GEO. POPE, c.c.r.
Clerks Office, Nov. 6, lS43. 1y AZ
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Then on to the contest, our canse isjust,
Our'union complete, in measures our trust.
Our motto and watchword be conquer or die,
And we'll sing, as weiaise our triumph high,
= Get out of,he way, we're all SO lucky,
We've poked in the ribs Of Old Kentucky
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Hamburg July, j, Is43. If 23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
Trscts ON the Tariff.

The Editor of The Tribune, at the suggestion
OF some friends of Protection to Home Industry,
will prepare, as soon as possible, two Tracts on
the following subjects:
[. TIE TARIFF AS IT IS AND THE SUBSTITUTE
PROPOSED BY THE Loco Focos, being full state
ment and exposition of the rates of duty fixed by
the present Tariff, with the reasons for each ltem
showing why each duty was made higher or low
er, and how it bears upon the Labor of the Coun-
try; with the corresponding provision Of the
Tariff bill reported to the House by Gen. MCKAY
from the Committee of Ways and Means, and
which Loco-F ocoism is pledged to drive through
the House of Representatives at any rate, and the
Senate il possible. The Wing and Loco-Foco
Tariffs will be contrasted section by sectlon and
the nature and bearing of each provision lucldly
and calmly exhibited. The general influence of
the present Tariff on Labor, Prices, &c. will be
fairly shown.
Ii. Projection AND FREE TRADE, or The
Tariff Question Fairly Stated; being an ele-
mentary exposition Of the nature, necessity, op-
Grafton and effects of Tariff of Duties on In
ports, with wise determinations in favor of our
Home Industry.
Each of these Tracts will contain l6 large
and closely printed pages (the size of the Junius
Tracts,) and be sold for 81 per hundred or SIS
per thousand. 1t viii be the aim of the writer TO
make them perspicuous in statement, cogent In
reasoning, and 50 fortified with undeniaole facts
as to command respect from opponents Inc
first viii be published within a fortnight. oFoefs
are respectfully solicited. H. O.
- Editors friendly the Caass are Especially -
ID m not;re This announcement and call for as many Oh tne
Ts e s2 ~ rs s q. hey sbaI co.sd far sqEiyasa.