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and manuiactur-
ed,) 95s,453 l,l43,06O 1888 43l
On rice 24O,s67 27O, 789 4l0,892
On sugar and mo-
lasses 3,O68,l52 5,l06, SIG 6,357 ,434
Though since 1896 quantity II
beet sugar, averaging 100000
cwt., annually, entered into
competition with the importa-
tion.)
On hammered iron ZIG 77S 357,274 l479,254
(The increase took place principal
ly in the last three years, on ac-
count Of the great demand for
railroad iron, which the works
at home soon were unable to
supply)
On coffee land
Goa beans) 2,746,4l3 34s6,320 5,O2O,5l5
On wine l,3S4,6l3 l,338,646 l,554,437
On spices 1883 ,9l3 3l8,ll8
OF cotton, on which there is no duty, the Zoll We
rein introduced (after deducting the quantities reex
ported) in 1884: 100, 09l cwt 1886: l52, 364 cwt'
1872: 242,9 07 cwt; (he returns for ls43 have not
yet come to hand The increase in the importation
Of this article mostly direct from the United Sta,es)
exceeds all others Much smaller, and IN most arii-
Giles scarcely adequate to the growth of population
has been the increase in the receipts from the impor
tation Of manufactures. In our former article we
mentioned the absolute decline in the importation of
cotton goods from - $50 cwt. in 1884 to 9,045 cwt
in l643 the like has been the with wooen fab
rics OF linen the importation has always
been very small in 1884, the importation
of beached linen 3l4 cwt; 1896 $50 cwt )
1912; l,062 cwt (returns for ls43 not complete
The importation of silk goods amounted to sos cwt
in 1885, 1902 in ls43; half silk or mixed, ,025
cwt in 1886; 1887 in i643.
We introduce these statistics as well for the pur-
pose Of showing the general development Of German
commerce and manufacturing industry, and the con-
sequent increase in the capacity OF the Zoll Verein
for the consumption of principal staples, be-
cause they seem not TO have been duly known re-
garded by those whose duty it would have been to
pay attention to them. The fact that the revenues
from The import duties of the Union, without any
material change in the tariff have been regularly in
creasng, nsomucb that they have to "a 81 cent
ners per head in S43; whilst, in 1884 they amount
ed to only Al 10 centners, it be attributed to
no corresponding increase Of population, only
be founded IN the groring success and property of the
Union. How benehcially so large a revenue must
operate upon the financial condition Of the several
States of the Zol Veren, needs no demonstration,
and for the smaller States in particular, il would be
impossible to raise from their subjects the like re-
venues they now draw from the Zol Vsrein in as
hite burdensomf manner.
We defer TO our next to treat Of the subject Of to
bacco in particular, and show the falseness Of the
sumptions Of the Intelligencer in some other points
Figures are stubborn facts, and much stronger wea-
pons than words, though piled with ever so much
sussive grace and soft hypocriy in the service Of
SEINE corrupt foreign or home interest.
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foURrh PRssrYrEmAs CuuRcH, 9rB STREET
The Rev. Joas G. SMITH will resume HI. dis,
eour'e on "Tbe One True Church" to morrow,
Sabbath evening. Service at 4 o'clock
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SPOTS IN rns Sun "A writer in the Madison Na j
banner says there Xxx 81 now visible in the an,
Az OF "neh have made their appearance within f-w
5000 miles. '' o.
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ihe1e are no less than 7s2 names Of the large and
interesting family Of Smiths, in the New YORK D-
reclory for tsii-5
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The st. Louis Tribune cautions the public to be
on their guard against counterfeit Quarter Eagles.
and states that great many Of them are in crcu.
lation
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u Mexico, and while travelling IN eonipany with
he Mexican messenger TO this county that the
chief organ Of the Wings, aud the ch'et
organ Of the opponents of Annexation, VS.
the recipient of large amounts Of Mexican gold,
paid BY the Mexican Government, TO oppose the
American party, and the great national measure oil
our country!!
This no doubt the .9meriean does not consider
hworthy of being noticed at all"
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THE GERMAN ZOLL VERElN- Its EXTENT
AND GROWTH, COMMERCE AND MANU-
FACTURES, IMPoRTATloNS AND REV


FACTURES, IMPORTATlONS AND REV
ENUES
Having shown, from comparative statement, OF
some of the principal imporiations OF the Zol Verein
in 1884 aud 1912 their susceptibility of vast increase,
especially in those raw materials for manufacturing,
which form the important staples of our coun-
try, we proceed to institute still more striking
comparisons. From the table furnished, It APP
peared that the importation Of cotton from 1864
ceniners 10 1884 had increased to 3l7 1888 in 1872
and that Of tobacco from l4S,42 To 243,749 cent
sers--an increase beyond all proportion to the In
crease Of population and directly in the face of the
assumption of the Senate's Committee on Foreign
Relations, supported by the lntelligencer, that the
consumption of tobacco in the Zo Verein, having
already reached It's maximum, would not be likely
to admit of any considerable increase. The follow
ing the progressive amounts Of duty, levied by the
Zol Verein each of the opposite articles, inclu-
ding. the returns etlhe last year
Ia 1884 In 1886. In l543.
Thalers.
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We have not until now been able TO fnd room for
the following interesting and authentic article, placed
IN our hands in manuscript, with percussion 10 pub
lish H. by member of Coz gtess.--.Nat. Ini.
SrkUcE SrREEr, PaiLApELrHIA
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lime OF acces- Population
sion.
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Architect Of the Pennsy lvania system, member
Of the Philadelphis Prison Socie,
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FEMALES BEWARE!

is an ndi.putabIe fact handing sero,s AMI SOL
consideration. that THOUSANDS of the iaires ana
iovtiiest fall yearly into an nntimey
graves tho unconscious victims 81 their own snciGa acts
E,ono IN. Rerste, OF Mortality We find the deaths
Females far exceed those of Males. and thai the g,eat-
portion die in the bloom OF youth before they attain The
Of twenty five. yea, twenty! CONSUMPTION = d's-
sprea nsiduous throughout the A.
verse; nips great and small. Listen, then,
warning WHICH constn1y in your ears, and
gpard yoursc first increasing seed OF this dis
ease which Is certain :" hn m "a iat ana nfy you
solitary tomb As the fatesnake II warns you OF
poisonous ngs AMI sou heed il not u'ti i7o sung OF
asa is fas, riveted - your system Il - only at a's
tne for you viii begin be concerned about
your heaIt: bat II may &c roo late. Way ''ee i$f's
awaken you your siumbers nni cause you 70 ea 10
,s voice OF ~ su, ood the medicine that has
prolonged AMI ne lives o. 'housas "hoh USED
DIR DUNCAN's EXPEC1OKANf re HhDI'
icne prepared especially for diseases ." .ae i.es
pira DRY Organs, Colds Cogs inluezt, ''oheHi'
,reness OF tha throat and Instrumentation OF the ioru'
Membrane of tho Bonct Spitsns bood' As'Hh''' 1'''
cuty Of breathing. &c. & -
howl ondIy po<en Friends parting whisper i a.
'souvenir''to s pooneg they tfn.t 70 enhFho ofeYef
in very hearts, deeply impress on menorys
image. and all the soft feme nhranccs
and hnncina lions of being connected Under such c-
euDstances these words
.Are as those sweet sounds in break fday."
Bu, there other circumstances when thi- short SEN
fearful import. When an enetny-a cfuei
RELENTLESS ENEMY! every corner,
stands the bedside n: The solemn hodr OF midnight or
whisp what then becomes serious Warning FokGkT
or. NOT! the charm = at once dissoived
fades, nd the tonhly hardy VIII with
hold b. n unheed the monitor.
Reader, such enemy is CONSuMPriON!: When
for by fastening your lungs
slight be. is tones
warning bid ling forge; tat the cI1tcl OF
life attacked. and that without attention and care
it viii inevitably Weld the assault.
Reader, not! cold aud cangh the fist PEI
ceptabe print Of Consumption. IL no; your proper
conduct evidence if you llborng under
!. influence, Should you neglect employ remedy
when certain and safe is at hand! Metbnks Reason
AMI judgment respond negativetel You plainly ynu
should Then If suffering with the uDerring Ircn'oai
sscds OF Pulmonary cold, cough influenza
bronchitis, of tho throat, asthma. splitting OF
blood, Will first Of 4 II make tai Of IN. Dun
cans Exper Eemedyl lis safe and efrac.ous
all di from
used late, therefore, delay until
your lungs fall prey 70 Consumption, and fenter Your
recovery precarious fBe you careIl tlat trhHs
pamed va by sellers OF ied'-
cines in place of DR.. Ddncan's.
GA fresh supply jIs; received AMI for sale at the
Richmond, June 2i, 1874 BOOK SiokE.
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TIE United State. Practical Receip. Book Complete
Book Of Reference Manufacturer Tradesnnan Ag-
aiming thousand valu-
receipts all tins usel! and domestic arts by irac-
teal chemist.
Cobs -uannel, containing the Declaration Of lndepen
dence the Constitution Of the United States political de
questions designed Tor private and Tor The
Of schools. Price. 81 cents.
The Stock Raiser Manual; Guide to the raising and
of Cattle, being Treatise on their Breeds
Mana cement aud Diseases. BY w. Youat;, author Of a
Treatise the Horse with ustra THIS
work will be found OF the greatest importance TO aFmeT
Raisers throughout the United States. and
saould be arner. II ~ the
me complete work this subject published
.E1soas Popular System Of FGrFtery; prsns gem
description noble useful animal, the Horse
together qackes, and simplest mode of attenns
while undergoing excessive fatigue or
journey; and management OF stables;
different marks for ascertanins the OF Horse; aso
concise of the diseases which the Horse - SUD-
ject; experience has proved to
be efec,ual Bv Richard Mason, VI d., formerly OF Suf-
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added, Prise Essay Nudes and I'm .4PpeTdtr con-
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common dstempers incident Horses, Oxen, Cows Calves,
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The publishers have received Numerous attsr
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HIND. Pop,4iar System of Farr,ery. ,augh, new
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Member Of London Veterinary Medical Soeissy
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consumption of tie Lungs.
T & T Z { { &

The fso,rins are hare lust recefred rom Msr. .1o,,
ras communicated By Join Unser, Es7, ett,zer Of
Burlington, Licking County Oi,o.
BUELIAGToN, LICK. Co.. o. Dec. 4. 1913
Nessr.. JosL1S Il RowE:-At your request herewith
transmit TO statement OF the case OF Mrs amer ana
cniid l able cate, which you are
fom the world Of the effects OF the Invaluable MEDICINE
called Wtars Baisam nj Wild Cherry, which by the
divine blessing, indebted for the restoration 10 health
ABOUT five years ago. Mrs. Winner attacked wiki
violent coash pain The chest and de aud symptoms OF
approaching consumption. During intervals frem ,at
time to sometime in February last treated by
Physicians from Utica, Homer, Catham
and Newark and with ony partial relief Of the
gent symptoms Abou: caught violent
cold, when seated upon the Lungs producing an alarming
aesr walton her previous symptoms. Her Physician
was sent for and despite rapidly
her disease Cough ExpeeoFation, Hectic
night reduced her 10 complete
skeleton IL February las her ai'enng hys ciah dee"
Ell her altogether hopeless counc vas caea' ana
after celebrating upon unanimously pronounced
beg the OF means AMI expressed their
opinion that she could survive but SNORT time. one or Two
weeks at farthes She this este!y confined
bed able artcuae, except In WINS
per Her daily pa ox ysms coughing would last her
in,errupedy from to hours and they,
did expect would be the last
The physicians counc pronounced her Lungs, LIVER
Kidneys. Spine. Mucus Membrane OF the Stomach TO
be ncuraby diseased. itwas at TINS la extremity that
opened obtain pamphlet describing DR. WIstar's
b san of Cherry. applicable Lu affections
We immediatel, sent and procafed o"'se, and
by gtVng her one teaspoon
full and such the surprising erect that she was aos to
pass comfortable nights resi- without experiencing ans
paroxysm coughing. and such It's ultimate effect
tina, taking bottles she contrary to tina
pec,a,iops and who her
,rey restored heaa aud since last Summer mas done
the entire work OF her family Alter he iass attack OF
N,s w;u.r ou- yan,yssr child then an infant al tie
bieas, down. pidy sinking with the
symptoms mother. and seeing the happy eecs Of the
Ba sam n mother. disposed make
child. and attended with she same
perfect
The .eo~. ,....m.s, ..sssssd raEaisan
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that will expose sale at
public auction Second day, (Monday) the 25,h Of
1lth month"; (November) the iato residence of
Stephen Morris. Miles north of Cambridge Civ,
fsoun. properly said deceased Horses
Cows, Hogs Sheep Corn. Oats, Hay, Wheat the field
~ Log Wagon, twohorse wagon, carriage, one
buggy. krsshng m.chne household farm
utensils, and many other articles not necessary envmer
credit Of twelve will be given all
hsee dollar aud upwards tho purchaser giving his
witb approved security.
CHARLES IT, MOORE, Administrator.
ftti no. lst, 1874.
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A WORD IN SEASON.

WIEN is s"nse!ea no. many are aanopy bur.
nent disease Consumption, the vital importance OF atten
ding promptly those complaints which lead il, will be
ady acknowledged.
/, computed that daring the le3, IN the United
alone, 100000 ons. died Of Consun pon III its
forms; and of this Ia runbe the principal part
young and she p1n q life vigoT and
usef.Iness!!
Let be cnnsao.!y borne in mind that This insid-
and fatal disease has its almost Invariably in
neglected cold: that by the Of prope and Efficient
medicine the disease be preTented from settling
Lungs. and iis valuable lie may be prolonged Such
n edicle is DR. DIncan's Expcctofani Remedy for Com
snoto Coul57, Coughs. and all other diseases of the
Lungs Live, and indops 1t IS fcsored 10 with an-
dence bv All Classes Gf Sociey. 1t removes the mabid
hu!nnrs air-ces OF The Lungs. and
ines the lT1chea. or NIHdp pc.
nv Expec toraan Thus fatsl disease removed IL its
incpiencv. II every stage II Consumption the kemc7y
will afford Relief cured whose
hopeless md Is il used without afford
,g some benefit Do induced trife with such
ala ing disease hy making Of Of the Fris.
Candies &c, daily lined of on the unsusp"esns
public. Go Office under ,he Ittnt
House. and obtain medicine hefofH il il too late.
49, A supply above Expctorant Remedy. }ust
received the RIEUNONt BOOK 81 ORE.
june Il. io4i tJ-Si per hottie
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE hereby gwen that the undersigned has ia
ken letters the estate of stephen
Mosis deceased, late Of Wayne county. and State OF In
di,na All persons the said
ssd and those having claims
against notified present them duly auiien
scatsd settlement. Tho snid Supposed
soivent.
CHARLES II. MOORE, Administrator.
18th IN list, Is44.
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DIR. DUNCAN'S
PECTORANT REM EOY
FOR
MPTL0N,
Consu mption Are sted
DIR. DUNCAN,S

Z II u m p { Q II a I 5 &c
.7nou.er Cure Pcyorn,cd b. Dr. Duacaas LTPecfora"'
Remedy Mr.. thneas iotnuson near AdatnssIile, Nus
kingum couny that his aged 10 years, was
seriously afflicted disease The lung7 of tlee o
fur yea'e His -tg't cough. hef'F l7ss
and night swoats, attended 18th general GtDhieu 80
Of the system, I'll symptoms OF 's7i"g ""o &C
cfine.' Having medicines, DC! 70 10 ehc
last determined 10 test ne FI'ides :"
Dr. Dincans Expertorant Remedy "Hch ne Pf"cp5e' "
the GAINESVILLE. Ia To state 70 ne pup
lie, actually dij remove ali disease from
ms lungs, and finally restored nm TO perfect health II nov
being upwards of aud his iu"g appear 10 20
perfectly healthy. Always ask for DIR Duncans FxPecto
rant Remedy. aud be gel it, Primo pal ONCE NO
10, North Eighth street, PhiladelphIa.
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we AZ neighboss and eequaasancss, wan cav Ms
" during tho course of her sfckae.s
Very Ifuy. yours. &c
JOHN WiMER
Burlington, Licking Co o.
Price ST. per bostie. six hotties sof %.
For sale ia ncinna., only by
SANFORD & PARK.
No Is Fourth 9, betweea Main & sycamore
Sold in Richmond, a, nc BOON STORE,
and also, at REEDS DRUG STORE.
Also. in Paris. o and ia Winchester. la, b
Dec. l.t, is43 (4S) COTTON & JONES.
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o1rn. H. R.TEs 4 CO.. IMPORTERS AND

CEO. H. BATES co., IMPORTERS AND
VI Wholesale DRUGGISTS, Cincinnati, Ono
Of Main offer for sale on me most
liberal terms for cash approved credit. t'ehsiVs
OF Goods, of which of n!t-t
Large dsa Iets aud manufac supplied
Eastern prices, adding fregh and exchange only All
,clss of best quay-,be following part their
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MRS. winner; OR
ANOTHER RE.N.9RK.qBLE CURE By USING

Among ell the fatno med mite 'of tansumptoh none
seems meeting i,h acce.a. o. gaming su
reputat than wonderful article,
w isfas,s Balsam of " III Cherry.
That X stands the head OF remedies Is nov JIM
vcrsay conceded 1t has cured thousands thousands
4 classes Of the dangerously cosuinP-
tive character. And physicians of the greatest eneice
Throughout whole nhe ,talingly recommend H.
the MDSF POWERFUL. CURATIVE Of fusmona-
r. III the range Of Pharmacy The Gales
" States have thisar urparaeled; ana
gra tify proofs of efficacy have been RECEIVE
FINN ,tara tyuere :, Thous2nts o.
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Fahncs,ock's Soothing Linimcn,

ME va ia bic preparation III for the
lief of Rheumatism, Strains, PANS, AMI swelling
the joints, Jawache, Sore throat, &c &c. Also,
in complaints OF Horses. where rny Lini,nen woud be
likely give relief Prepared sold. wholesale and
retail. by Bennett. Pfetfo,c & Co Cosjreton. Ky.
For sale in x richmond n the BOOK STORE.
Jan. i3, 1874. 3tf
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TO THE LADIES.

lust received handsome Let Of Ladies' MUFFS, a
most aud comforts Die article for cold
sr. Call and see them. REEVES Il PAIGE
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NOTICE is hereby given. tina, expect attend in the
several Tow nships IN Wayne Comfy for the purpos-
OF receiving TAXES for the the following
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FINE HERBAL MEDICINE;

Composed chiefly Of WILD CHERRY BAk and the
genuine ICELAND MOSS Cine latter imported expressly
purlo-e,) Ijc1i OF whch are Al
combnsi By a chemical process With ihe ETtrdct
Fur rendering Sh0.e conpanit the most
lain aad etfcacjous resnn.!. eve q = oye red
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For Sale.

TINE offers for sale, light two horse wagon
An old resrn o horse, and fne young hot Sc
wen broke work rde-teFms low for cash. He alse
expects keep covered for horses
good horses hire occasionally.
Oct. I7.h, 1874 43-3t r y" ROBINSON
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Or>bone,s supcrfinc Water

@1OLORS, warranted be equal to any imported. EN-
braciBg variety OF qualities. sizes and boxes Cam
eli. Hair Pencils different szes. for saIe at the
Richmond. une 81. 1874. BOOK SIO1sE
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Cossstaans,tive Patients

have already exalted virtues and confessed its
surprising. excellent and amazing he rens Iki-
bic BIiSam DOUBT owag III a great
the peculiarly ageeaH an powerful 'tufe OF
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FRIEN DS' BOOK

RE Y d S BOO X :.
lust received tie East. OF If Friends pobii-
- cations. embracing Old standard works, aud 9TH
ers Of a The following titles Of
O works JUST received:
Select Rhetorical Memoirs
OF Religious Society of Friends, commonly called
akers For The Information Of young PERSONS and in
qoires afser divine truth BY VIM Hotg-on, Jr
George Fox's Journal.
Letters of the late John Thorp,
OF Manchester Minister Of Gospel in Society
Friends. To which prefxed Memoir Of tho Life of
the Writer.
OF Louisa Nav. daughter of Thomas and Lucy Ma
Spiritual Guide.
Memoirs
OF the Rise, Progress. and Prosecutions Of people
called Quakers Norsn Of Scotland, ~ John Bacay
Letters Of Isaac Pennington.
Son Aldensn Pennington Of London, and eninen,
Minister of the Gospel in the Society Of FrIenas.
Barciav Apolosy-Intatop of Christ An Inquiry into
Accodancy of with the prime PIES OF Christi
aniy Exam inaion of the philosophical reasoning
hy which il is defended by Joaa Dymonf George
Whitehead BARCLAYS Caiechism--Samue Neal-Lew
i. Oh Oash=-Bevans' VIew-Richard Jofdan-f'rover's
Le.ler--Ths doctrines of aptsn and the Lords Sup
p.5--Rise and Progress, by VIM Penn. &c &c
For sale the BCOh SURE
Richmond. Sept. 10. lc44 5-tf
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The foolrg bare 5ttst recered HtssTs 'ost'i
Rolce, Druggists Ntmark Hts State, to At
Communicated By John JFaer, Esq, ett,zet q
Burl,ag ton, Licting County ONO.
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Cash pnid for Bceswax Faxseed. Clover Seed, Hemp,
and Produce generally.
Dec. 30th iS4l