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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-24

nv as ono bushe To tho acre has doubled
he product ufthr crop Why shall not lime,
Il The land or crop need it, have equally ss
mail 0aap'iiv ~ have recommended.
The practice IN France OF lining once in
about 'eo years, aud applying bu, some so
'utheis 10 the acre, IS decidedly more worthy
ui our adoption than Inst OF the English
have no great faith IN many Of ihase new
notions about manure, nor ui those patent,
and Other wonderful wanutes. believe gene
rally there u great acnl more 'humbug'
than 'humuS' in Them. III the fatmer viii
endcavor 10 put back upon his land as
much, aud liille more than he takes oil, his
farm will constantly improve. II othcrw so
ne win exhaust the lefilitv OF tho soil. Less
will produce less, Ill he sells cut ard goes
10 n new country.
Tor n wealthy farmer il is easy 10 apply
his Gny bushels Of charcoal and bis 100 bush
els Of lime and his salt, and plaster, aud all
that 10 the acre and got large crops b,
when ihe application Is properly made. But
lnr TIVE small iAImeg who has no surplus cap
ltal, 1t is all monu-shlne 10 suppose that he
can go into these Improvements. sui tho
farmer can make great deal more manure
lhon lac does, without any extra expense " he
viii only husband his resources and he viii
90 So MS soon as be nndr u lnf MS interest
Make all the manure you can, and 1t pos
sibie apply II to spring crop. Pa, yoa ash
es ON your corn, potatoes. and grassland,
! onA unt into tho ASH pc lars cart,
! Closely connected with the subject OF man
| ure is the management OF our stock. There
is no excuse IN this country, for q man that
has farm, TO be- without good warm shell
ter for his stock, and no man can thrive who
allows his stock to stand shivering through
the cold days, and cold nights OF our bleak
winters, with no other protection than tho
broad canopy Of heaven. Its a species OF
cruelty and lnhumanily that gets its deserts
| here, and | hope is no, forgotten hereafter,
| There is no man, don't care who he is, that
has stock, but can provide them comiorta-
bic shelter,
Perhaps another day will tell you how
think a small farm could be managed to adj
vantage --NeD Genesec Farmer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-24
SECRET HISTORY OF POLKis
NOMlNATION AT BALTIMORE
DISCLOSED.

Corra1poadenee Of fAe ". Y Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 80. 1874
MEssRs GREELEY & McEIRArn
GeHtlenea - have pleasure in encIo.
sing to you for publication in the Tribune,
copies Of a correspondence which recently
passed between two seceders from the Polk
ranks.
The gentleman who placed the papers
OF my disposal, requested me to suppress,
for the present, the names of the parties
mentioned in tho siatcmen, as pnHicipa,ors
IN the fraud. because of his reluctance TO en-.
gage in newspaper controversy, or in a
correspondence so dsgrecable although
YOU viii perceive tina, the reIa,or of the
fraud has given full authority TO publish the
letter entire
il is certainly a curious development, Of
lu,scoguc and deception, and will fully &C.
count Tor the conduct Of some of those here.
ieiore prominent leaders Of the Loco. Foco
parry.
Yours, respectfully,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-24
- Hall, }
NEAR PHILADELPHIA, Aug,IIla4l. !

Ny Dear Sir | cannot hesitate about
giving yon authority to use my letter on the
9Th ins, in any way you may deem proper
| have never feared ionxpress my opinion
Of men as have found them, nor Of their
public acts. If in writing the truth and
printing it, can contribute to awaken ,hc
Democratic party 10 the manner 10 which
they have been betrayed, shall be content.
trust we have witnessed the last Convcn-
ton that shall ever again assemble 10 nomi
nate for the People a candidate for the Pres
i1ency.
II you design having my letter published
| reqaes, that you will WITHHOLD nv name
for reasons mentioned therein: bat ] never
lheless authorize you to furnish it n any
one nqmet ia The aatsmsnt upon thrlr per
sonal guarantee 10 prosecute the matter in q
proper form.
Yours with unfeigned regard.
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lCopiesl
----fvRNAcE, J
--1'ownship. !,
County, Pa. July oath 1914 \


Dear Sir: Some Of my friends here are
anxious TO learn more Of the means by
which the nomination Of Mr. Polk by the
Baltimore Convention was accomplished.
wish you would write 10 me letter de-
failing all the circumstances attending it.
which promise you shall not be made
public without your sanction,
cannot suppose you are so welded to
party as to vote an entire party ticket re-
gardless of the character OF men. and their
avowed principles and as you say you
cannot support .ho nomination Of Mr. Polk,
presume you have no objection to furnish
Inc the information require.
In conclusion hope you will continue
to oppose aati. Tariff candidates whenever
they present themselves for Office, and no.
ping 10 hear from you very soon.
| remain faithfully yours.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-24

THE LIBERTY PARTY.
We have frequently taken occasion to
hold up to those who enlisted themselves
under the banners OF Political Abolition, the
suicidal course they are pursuing ifthey en-
,eriaincd no other object than the honest and
conucicnlious one ofihe mannmission of the
Slave and the ultimate freedom Of the Afrl-
can race. 1t is so obvious that this grca,
object will not only be adyanc.
cd-.but will be certainly, and or a
long time, reardcd-bv the elevation Of
JAMES Is Pork TO the Presidency, that no
one-not latonlIy engaged in the cause of
! Polk, as We believe many of the leaders of
the Political Abolition Party TO bc--could,
| for one moment, consent to be accessory toa
course which must certainly lead 10 that
result.
We have good reason 10 believe that ina,
ny Of the honest and conscientious men,
who have Joined themselves to the Abolition
! Party out Of strong desire for the univer-
sal freedom Of the human race, are becom.
ing aware Of the system which has been
pursued by the demagogue leaders, of that
Party, bascly avaIIing themselves Of the
charitable and AUDIBLE sympathics Of those
whom they had cniced into their commun-
ion TO carry Out ,heir lboronoh ao;ng I.oco
F'oco principles. Weare glad 10 find that
many OF those who have been engaged in
the same cause with hose political ploiters.
are flsl beleg undecclved BIRNEy him
selI-'he chosen candidate oil these ploutcrs-
mas come out thorough Loco Foco, and
allowed himself TO be held up as Loco
| Candidate for Office
The following letter, which we have re-
celved from number of respectable cit-
Zens OF the town OF Franklin, in Norfolk
County, IN tins State citizens who have
heretofore acted with the Political Adolf
ton party, aud who have now become con
vlnced that they cannot advance the cause Of
/ Freedom by throwing the administration of
ihc Government uio the hands oil Polk aud
his assocn'es--ls exactly in point 1t ia
highly honorable to the gacly and pa
'rio'lsn oil Inc gentleman by whom il is
slgned-and we publish It, with an earnest
nope that u VIII have tendency to open
the eyes oil many honest voters, who are in
Imminent Danger al beng mislcd 10 the be-
lici that lhey are subversIng the cause Of
Liberty, by assisting IN the attempt to cleo
vale James Is. Polk TO the Presidency
Franklin. Oct 3 1874
i TO The editors arm. Bo,,oa aIjo,.
4 cn
o;,;,ama ~ Wv u,'uT', ,, oeins
'"', ,, s,,'Ig"; - tpe own u IahHl" 90
Su 81 , "o,Ji,'y oy p,ic"'9 our names be-
~ w. pJ"'I' spo''u'ly ~ ''''e IKE INC
h' ','' ''O'' ce''u' "o''i' ~ ,he
- .; y; ;.'''' ', La,:"..: "pon vac a''aI
80 ,pr 's" ,: ''u. ''c 'i''s'
r., o.i; y, ou' , ua',o,"' pHnuhet IL
,ho pprsiJnn'iai i"a,;o va; ~ '"o i'suN oi
Laoas ,he des'ia,. ~ n'. = t +toaeI'oe' next
e. e." a,oai ~ 10y - o't ",oVeu country
" anJ ,'i,h ~, "o,, " '''' J. 20 oe onr gu
,yid.I, c;,cnlo 49, ns '"' ''',u'un % your
oi,;.a.'. - '"y "ou' e.'D"
or, 1910 ""' ''.ll'y 10 lI'o'e OIL me In
t| XIV T"n "poln we nave ol'led,
-. support 81 me nehv-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-24
To General
- FuRsAcg, }
- Township.
Comfy. Pa. Aug IA I644

-Connty. Ia. Aug. "A. I644
My Dear Sir: | beg TO return my sin
cere thanks for your very able aud complete
exposition oflhe secret intrigues OF the Bal
limore Convention. Ii 10 IA most convinc-
ing statement and it ought TO 90 forth to the
people of this country, that they may see
how they have been dupod So far |
have shown it to few friends only but !
now ask your authority tie use il more pub.
licly, as | have hopes of doing much ser
vice tothe Interests Of our State through its
means. Write me immediately.
Your obd't serv't
To, Esq--HaH, near PAilada.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-24

Boys iha, have been properly reared, are
men 20 10; while ihose who have been brought
up 10 ale habits, age nui,1gces al 81.
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Foreign I,nportatlons.

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LrvrRrooL-stp Nie-li2 tons coal Wilson 4 Brown-
100 cks ash "A cks .hrysta's Marwoed celOO,
sacks salt SO tons iron TO order.
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fneyear Thevalusof specie imported from Cuba reach.
cd and the balance Of trade remained against
It very Encouraging to look on these tables which
places our foreign trade In such favorable light.
and not be able TO resist the conclusion that the
movements for lslA will, in all probability change
the whole, and create balance greater against us
than have yet had in our favor The twenty
six millions Of specie brought into this country,
through the movements Of trade, have circulated
among all classes and become part Of the currency Of
the country The healthy trade of ls43, not only made
us for tme the creditors Of the world but the payment
for the balance DUE made in gold and silver which
was much wanted, particularly at that tme when the
banks Of the country were looked upon with suspicion
and the circulating medium very much deprecated
Heavy mportations Of foreign manufactures not only
draw the balance over and above the value Of
from the country, but it draws what we at this moment
can Ill spare Our currency has for time past been
ona nrm and the value Of money throughout
the Union approached nearer the value in Great Britain
and other countries than before This equality was
what we wished to sustain long we could do So so
long as we could regulate mportsons and keep up
uniformity in prices. Within the past year our banks
have expanded very much; this was followed by cor
responding expansion in prices for foreign manufacturers
importers soon found the advance here sufficient to pay
profit on foreign goods and the market has been liberal
~ supplied The expectation Of large amount OF specie
would induce still greater expansion Of banks the
currency would consequently become still farther depre
ciated and prices correspondingly inflated This would
ensure much greater profit importatons and the bu-
siness would be carried extensively This result
may great way off but we are of the opinion that
il is nearer than many imagine All that is required IL
commencement Of the causes the first Is shipments OF
specie, and the others naturally follow
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Ships Europe; Furbsr Liyepool Baltimore Funk Havrs
Henry Allen, Wilson, Charles1on.


Miscellaneous.
P4cKsr sHrPRscE ALBERT for London detained un
to b. retained IL ,se whsp Sy es ha''ay lot sO
anchor and hedge 00- q an
spoken.
Eyerhard from Bremen Baltimore asth ult aa 90 lon To-
isS ' 'G os - ssSs s.ss
Ceyon hence TO- S, Dompgo lat ST. Ions 7s-by brig Sea
WIN PgsO hence wa.hn gtonNC. SIS, ult on Cape
Mf soh, YIN Harrison, 4 this port c,.,..
s|tia. az
Gordon Of BiddeIord I'm Frankfort via Boston, for Charles
q u e for $, john NIB 18th inst. Ia.
from MB o... g AID jane for Smyrna both
Bristol oil NOT stated just GU, of Faya 9th
HaTos for St Andrews. 20 DIS FIN Liverpool ish lat a.
Swedish brig for New York. full Of passengers, sd a
0nsarc 10 ds fun Noreaus for Liverpool 18th. OF Carys
IN M.cdoncugs from West Indie. for Norfolk leaking badly
james Bayey shsnkand fm Philadelphia for Kr sson Ja
Ids out all well, Gath ult, lat 49, Ion CO.
Foreign Ports.
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Few az oS An for
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IF ;ss %;
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Home Ports.
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BassoS July ss1Xrr Ei.sSsE sno S' Guadalonp. CID
BATH. July ss-Arr VIM Parrins.on, Ps p.trs. Quad.
SYo Esss. %'Es sp paas s1 b.
Ga@ m sS @ .;o
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M: .ssss sIWiss Ss':.'gs S Cyl yrss
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hailed from st gone apparently
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New BEDFORD July 3oAr Pacific. Swift Norfolk; also
arr Mamion. West, Philadelphia ss VIM Brown Blu
pus, do
q, NNArrycKrr. July l9-An Mariner. Adams Baltimore
Sid Louisa, Potter do.
FALL RIVER July 29-A-r Borden. Philad.
PRovipENcE, July 3o-Ar New England, Allen. Turks
a If s N. n fw ss Am bah
Wasihingson. Kuowlton Baltimore Mrea Ry
YIN ,h%oad New jjs s%y Bs i.i rhiIsds
Kobt Morn Sharp do Indiana dol Rose, Tice dol York
Jones' fork; Belt Matthew'S do; franklin, Thomas New
fqsk Sid Reaper, kelsey. Albany.
k KAHN, R July .AT yc.ors Poate York; Samuel
JohnssCn NYort; Lynehbarx Matthias. do splendid Thomp.
ton. Boston; Extio Ker Thomaston; John Polk FYori;
York " =
CHARLEsroN' July I9-Cld =. c. MITCHELL Chadwick w
Irds Ar 9th. Southport Griffith NYork Cahaine Tafts;
Boston. " - -
SAVANNAH, July q AR Augusta Sherwood, New York;
I'D Ohye Branch Hagerdorn Liverpool. 3D. Wilton Full
ArLAcHcoLA, July 20-Cld. Morea, Benson for N York
KEY WEST. July IS AR Magnet O'Shawnessy from Ha
yana; 18th Albert Garrison, FIN dc; 20h Tso Howe Y
vasa. -
NV QRLEAss. Jply ;2Cd. Frank field tBr) Mitchell.
kesfinG. sbourne; Cervanies kaS,GtJ s William
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Cleared.
shin Is%e' s,Is, ts.SSa ns
Cape DE- vs 1 ReSsas
Ssss:
5fsy G% EiI:ss
during the voyage during which i she
has not had reefin her topsails-saw 5h, lat ia
Az sdn SsTd:I The supposed Vail:
G ssS " ls"S sa %
he a% se asd IL
.a
PC 70 s MI. wit, IN An .hp supposed
wls%ira, iBr) Oouud-aane day with Jonn Mary. OBI
Picket ship stehen Whitney Thompson from LiyerpooI
June e, 25 z, With i. md,e g AZ. 4 Kermit
sSiC L0,eaa uIquhu 8, day, from Havr. with mdsc TO
Ship Nile John,en, from Liverpool JUICE 10th, with mdse
ballast Schmidt dsy: S% g ps.sa
s' e Y. days from Bergen Norway
Big Sea Fows' Rollins. day. from wilmington, bound
Win 'n
from
Sas "s, b~ss $ ~
s1ss,"s.: ssPi; .ssTs 'sn' with
Br brig Leone hs.el days from Sydney with 100 chal
,Br brig VIM 30 hbay Cochran II days from Windsor,
NS, with plaster to the master. ''
Br brig Virgin Doyle, IS days from Hsrbor Grace NE in
ballast TO Dunscomb X Bcckwith "
B brig Minerva Binrs 10 days from St Kits in ballast
Brig iIayt CUT. days from Port su Prince with mdse
t. AC Kcsre. Sid in co with Merchant, for NYorkI
Br brig Leon. Linei 70 days from sydley with coal to
II Popham, - -
Br brig Boo,eler, Cochran, 10 days from Windsor h
plaster, to master
Brig Lewellyn, Ramble, 4 days from Mayaguex with $50
hhds sugsr TO Hs.nony's Nephews - 49, ~
Srhr vousa Atkins days from ScaIbofa NC 10 Depev.
ster x Whtmarsh. '~'
schr Julia Tefur Burns 10 days from Mayaguex PR with
"a ar Sc 3 Mitchell u 60, - ~
schr VIM IA Harrison Midget. days from Little River N
G, w, mdse 3lst ut 10 miles Of Cape May blowing
fresh from Sc c,rrisd sway the sd'of the oremsst
schg Boston. DoaIe from Richmond, wllh coal bound 10
Fall River.
schr Spark, Williams, smthGeld, with fruit.
Schr Doctor Jotes Berlin with corn
Schr Volant, Lea Elizabeth River Va
Schr Gen Jackson, Miles Cherrysto with corni
Schr Rover, Howes, Virginia.
Troy VIZ so" ooa"u "
schr Eunce, Cobb. Dennis. with fsh
Schr Henrietta, Grape Maryland. with corn
schr Eliza, Duane, Harwich, with fish.
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By his Honor Mayor Harper, on Thursday morning al
o'clock Mr. JossrH c. rRrApwELL to Miss CArHAsIrr
MACKENZIE, all of this city
At Mackinaw, Michigan July 10th, by the Rev. John
OBrien, Chaplain at the Fort Captain LOUIS JAMESON u
n; to Clara MATILDA, youngest daughter Of Thomas
Lee. Esq, late Of London, England
Al Key West on 18th July Mr.. CHARLES THOMPSON, of
New York to Miss SUSAN, youngest daughter Of John
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

july 3l-10s7 cattle arrived viz 600 from Psnnsyva.
na si2 virginia. and l2b Indiana 800 Pennsylvania cat
Tie driven to New York Markets also ll6 Virginia Of q
very hne quality Sales made TO butchers at
w. extra DC, and few very fine quality sold at Ole
Cows and Cslves-2s9 In market Sales at SIT "a;
ira $2Iaso springers, $i2a 10. Dry Cows, So 10
elves on loot ~ 20 3d. extra 80 co. Live whit on the
Hogs.-4s0 offered sales at Al a4}
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New stock Exchange
SALES OF srocxs-Bosrox, 81

At the Brokers' Boardl00 Dividends East Boston Co.,
Al 100 shares East Boston Co.. 100 do do do do son.
Maine Railroad 1903; so Reading Railroad this week,
2H so do do this week, 242 25 do do, s2m, 24i %
s2m "a, 81 do do. blm, so do do sim, ~ SO do do
sim, 77a; 25 do do, s20ds, IN.
at .ductiOn.-l share Boston and Lowell Railroad 261
per Ct adv Boston and Worcester l6K per ct adv u
Great Falls Mani Co, div eff $soa per share do Coche-
co Mani Co.. 1852 per sh do Appleton Mani Co., 81 per
$5a per sh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-02

OF GonorrhGa, Geet and all mocupuruent discharges
from the nrehra These pills. prepared by the New York
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
speedy and eectual remedy for the above complaints
they are guaranteed to in from three
t3hve days and possess greater power obstinate
discharges And chronic gee than any other preparation
ct known, removing the disease without eon6ne
with the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Sold a the Office Of the College Of Pharmacy and Mo-
dicine, 05 Nassau street.
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BRIGHTON Cattle Market.

jury 20 AT market, $40 head of beef CATTLE $500
sheep and $40 swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Prices advanced triae Extra,
S5 first quality 81 70 second do, 81 80; third quality
50 so a 4 SO
sheep-Lambs from 81 IS to sa Old sheep from 81 rs to
81 so.
swineLots to pedde &c, half Barrows small lots Sc
iected, Al q &c. AT retail from Al TO &c.
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% TAILORs

w II sTEINMETS takes leave TO announce to the trade
" slhe second Edition OF his complete Work uttipa
Garments Of every description will be ready delivery IN
few days. =
IL s than year since this work was frat iato-
duccd 10 the trade during which has with the
highest APPRECIATION by the most nsrt Of the profession
10 Europe and America
~ complete satisfaction his not gver those who
adopted ITS principles The book ~ by IL inches
eoLains egaat Diagrsms representing all e styles
OF oargerts now 10 with plain aud
ing each ~ style oil eegince be
WIN much other informs ion 10 the rsde
al 10 an advertisement he following few Of many
nghy respectable names who at the 81 work.
hr undersgred berg practically with Mr. stein
NETS realise on Cuttng armsns with pleasure
nma work complete IA It's arrangement. and practical
either in Europe or Amfrici -
Henry SOP, ,nei Cutter. Stats Banker. Chu Cox
r. w. Trycn Co, b. H. Homer James Daley John Hay,,
land ii Banker. 80 ~
New York s2Im.ee
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-We sll quote Pots in fair demand at 81 O6l
10y Pearls are very firm at 50 374
BEEswAx-Prime yellow Northern andSouthern sels{as
wanted at 29l 293c.
CoTToN-The market exhibited but little animation to.
day. sales barely reaching 400 bales Prices without
change.
mand is very moderate.
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days or the steam ships.


We shall esteem il favor if Csptans Of Vessels will civ,
GO ROBERT SILvEy, Captain Of News Boats, report
Of the shipping left at the sailed Inc vesse
spoken on their PASSAGE list Of their any 70
eign newspapers they have. lie will board then
immediately on their ARRIVAL Agents and Correspondents,
nome Q, aboad will also confer favor by sending thu
Information Of kind will be thankfully received.
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NJ CONSTTTUTIONAL DEBILITY CIJRED -TbI

% CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-Ths
Ionic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York. confidently re
commended for oil ofdeby produced by secret in
diligence excess of any kind It's invaluable
dy FOR impotence, sterity barrennessuness depend
Ing on mal.formation.) ~
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen 95 care
Tally packed and sent to all parts fthe Union.
Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy o.
Nassau ctrcet WIS. RICHARDSON. M. D. Agent.
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Total. ;. .......... $40, 700

Here enormous increase in the exports Of
flour and wheat this year, compared with last Pork,
beef butter Sc. have increased large per cent
The annexed table shows the imports and exports Of
this country for nine months ending June 49, s43 the
countries with which trade and the balances in favor
against =
IMPORTS AND ExPoRTs or THE UNITED STATES.