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sure, that has been taken to prevent iinpo>iiioiis
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Ti,.>c resolutions are som, O! the results Of the
c,ilcciiys wisdom and The hittcreypcriencc of the
iiiro.ial Corps Of Virginia that were assembled
Al Richmond on the 18th of january, 1888.
r. these resolutions We are determined 10
at,i. The interests OF the press recommend.
aud o;II own interests require, an n .Niblc adj
hs.cncc to them. Several of the American
posses are driven into The English custom Of
al, ptymeRtS. No class .! men has los, more
a N abuse oi the cfcdH SRS'cM, than the Editors
90, newspapers. III, great difficulty consists in
>lt t!aa>i'ion from one system 20 the oihcr. Not
,..l.,;aA,;ng the Rc-nin ions OF III. Editorial
C,a,c'i.iom, " have been induced To continue
several oh subscribers un H.. book. who are in
at.eag, 10 This o.iirc. We must chang, our
c,a.s. The name OF every subscriber who i
ia rh> pre!cam-n;. will positively be stricken
81 from Our roll-wi.hout a remittance is rcceiv-
Ell Al an early day.
"RDircd, That it be recommends TO the Ed-
;a.> ot newspapers, throughout, the Common
W.Ah, II publish a, the head OF their papers
i.-ii rats f5r Advertising and that they strictly
a,tle.c - the same, and that these prices he al
ways such a 10 give fair compensation ior the
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r c. GREGORY < co. M,S,dfa*, l;lciI-
j Muvn. VIrGl.lA. OGlc M MINI. 2ad G"or
b.lotr c",a.,s lE,ia and IA streets.
JUNE. lSll-BRlLLiANf CAPITALS!
Alexandria Lottery. Class No ~. for lSl Ia
be drawn al Aexandria ID. G.. on SATURDAY, Jull,'
|, 1871. Copiioi>: prize OF s3lo',a luojo
1000, 350l. 5000 > OF 800. 30 OF 900, ~ OF
:,5n, &C. &c.
- No Loltew-ll Drawn Balh+.
Tickets Sl0-fIalecs S5-ouancr> =. -
Certificates oi Package ii - mole licHe'S.
$50; Half do, O.; Quarter Ito, - IL
Alexandria Lottery. Glass - tor isli t, be
drawn n Alexandria. D. g. IN Saturday, the Nh
Of june. l-il. Sp',njd prices: prize Of +$;:h'
ono 10 0aD 1000 5000, > l3;i - Of | ooo. II OF
800 &c. Be-
Tickets Sl0-TTalves $5-Qualtcrs = 30.
Certificates Of Packages of u Whole Tickets
Il Ilalfdo., ~: Quarter do, 30
Alexandra Lottery. Glass No. 81 for 1911, TO
l.. drawn 1t Alexandria. d. &. Oh Saturday Inc
18th oi June. lSll PFi:fS: prize 81 50 tho
$1,000. 1904 1900 23oh 10 oi 2ooo, ~ o! ooo,
10 Of Ia. Ne. &c
II drawn Nos. oft al o..
Tickets @lo-HalycS ~1--Quart"rs - 50
Certificates of Packages Of - Whole Tickets.
800; - Half do ~: Quarter do. ),
sGoc1o in prizes of $4,000
Alexandra .o,iery Class No. -. iof l'%ll 10
I've drawn 81 Alexandria d. e.. on SATURDAY. the
:,,and ii June. 1914 militant Sham: Il prizes
of Si00oo. amounting to Gooh1, $500. 2.3lo.
y, Of 1000. 81 Of 100 21o OF :,Jo &'... &,.
- No. Loilery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets SlG-Halvcs S5-2uarlers - 80.
Certificates of Packages Of - Whole Tickets.
$50: Half do 10; Quarter DO - ''
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. %, for 1914. 10
he drawn in Alexandra. ID. C., on SATURDAY, the
Goth Of June 1911 GnHf >atcw: ! prize ol
100000 10000. 5000. - Of 2000, 81 oi 800 81
of .oo3. 50 of 500 =, OF :;0a. &c &c.
Tickets Sl0-IIalvcs 55-Qualtrrs = %.
Certificates of Packages OF 25 Whole Tickets
SlI0: Half do, 70 Quarter dc. 81.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares, and certi-
ficales of Packages in the above Splendid Lotto
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing sent when request
cd TO all who order from Us. Address
]. G. GREGORY & CO,
May q i-wrd Managers. Richmond Va
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NOTICE TO BUII.DERS.-On the 18th of
IN June next, the Board Of Directors ofthe Eas-
tern Lunatic Asylum. in, Williamsburg, will re-
ceive proposals for erecting three large PorticoS
and one smaller one 10 the building The Asylum.
In the mean time, i plan and detailed description
of The work may be seen on application 10 the SUI
perintendem, at The Asylum.
JOHN M GAIT, Superintendent.
williamsburg MAY IL 1874 Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

NULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
I SPRING HATS.-I have just received,
by various vessels. direct from nv Mandatory
in New York. a full supply of BLACK, Beaver,
Castor, Nutria, Russia. Plain, NoleSkin. and an
entire new pattern OF Grey Plain Hats. Tor gen
tlemen's summer wear. Also. a good assortment
of Panama. Leghom. Seasrass, Double and Sin
ole Brm Palm Leaf Hats, all which ale offered
for sale al the lowest cash price, by
AMIDON
Stores. No. A, Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va,
And Wall ST., conner of Nassau ST., New York.
N. B. Country Merchants are particularly IN
vi,ed to call and examine my Stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
April 2 lV4-.aW3R
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

Alexandria Lottery, Class ~ for 1911, to ba
frawn at Alexandria, ID. T.. on SATURDAY. the sh
Of June 1911. S,d."did Pres: prize at SO
naa, lno0p 1000 3,0oo ), loo 2ooa. - Of .0,a
II OF $40 Nc., &c.
Tickets >io-SharcS in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

l'iiE ,ri.wcc&lv Mail Coach for White Sui
- phnr Springs, Lewi>burg Charleston and
y p@5ahio,lc, passing Balcony Falls, Natural
p''"ls' Dagsers or DibrllS Springs, Clifton
80 Covlnston and Ca!aehan's-and, also. the
Action Sdirec, 10 Lexington from Lynchburs,
i i.a, Springs, Warm and Hot Springs-will
Viii rss Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
,, .aay al'er breakfast. Extra coaches will be
Nav, JAMES NJ BOYD, Proprietor.
ll6-u
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C,EABROOK'S WAREH0uSE.-ii afnni.
- Tie Inspectors Of th;s Warehouse pleasure 10
inform he Planters Of Tobacco il Virginia and
North Carolina that Scah;ooh'S Warehouse i
now in good onier ior he reception q Tobacco
that ample insurance against fire viii i na:ie on
all Tobacco in the Warehouse; the ralc Of dray
age is The same as 10 other warehouses: that
freight will I've paid ON all Tobacco sent IL Them:
that their undivided attention will " paid - the
business OF the Warehouse, and every effort made
on their par TO expedite business.
THOMAS c. BURCI, ynsnec,ors
THos. I. JOHNSON, inspectors
Jan. IS .3-2awii
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hc hiled up.
Below. please find sketch OF Schemes for
June. which Hoyl pEpnounccS as advantageous
Ia purchase as anr he h;> ever seen BcSid,>
those published he has >uacr Ones. drawings u
which he receive, daily. and any SUN ri money
or prize Tickets rcmillrd To iioyt and the selcc-
lion oi Lotteries leit 10 him will bc attended 10
The same a. il ven were present..
Howl, vou knox. sells The large Capitals Or
der. Tor Prizes. such Is ;s5o,neO 10000, 81. and
smaller one, Also should in ;.lc;..> y. sen; to
Howl. The Blind Coodcs, has naie him her
sole agent ami pet. and If you wish Ia DC smiled
oil by her Ladvsllip address II. NJ. HOlT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

ITNION LEVEL FOR SALE-Bv virtue of
y a deed OF trust executed BY Alexander
Dotch, and duly recorded in the Count Court
of Mcckienburs, bearing date the 9th day Of NAV,
1913. will be Sold 10 the highest bidder, on the
premises OH the 9Th day ct June next the tract
ot land on which the said Dor,ch now resides. in
the county of Meckicnhuro immediately on The
stage road leading from Befcll To Milton. y. G..
containing 537 acres, about l2) acres of which
are now standing i'll original growth and heavily
,,inberci and is very productive in corn, wheat.
oats and tobacco, the staple crops of the country
IN which said tract is situated. The improve
meats consist of 4 large and comfortable dwell
lng house, containing eight rooms, and large.
dry cellar, used as 4 dining room, together with
":crv necessary out house, for servants, tobacco
hams, stables, cribs, carriage house, ice house,
d. &c. On the Yves, end OF this tract, is gooi
ac,ntodahlp dwelling house, with four rooms sta
store hou>r blackSmiths shop lumber house: also
h!cs crib aai two negro houses and is known nv
%" nam. Of Union Level II is believed to be
oan o the hes, stands in this part Of Virginia tog
business from $4,000 10 $4,000 worth Of goods
"a he sold annually, 10 advantage. This tract Is
i"clre miles Northeast from Boydton and Ran
c9!p!i.Macon College The situation is beaut-
iul AMI none more healthy in Virginia. Persons
wishing 10 purchas, would do well TO examine
nio:c the day of sale.
FeRMs-one- third cash, and one and two years
c'cii; on ihc balance satisfactorily secured. Ii
Preferred. thu tract will be divided TO sui, pulcha-
S;f> The title is undoubied Acting as ,rus-
KS, We shall convey such only as is vested in US
ISAAC HOLMES. 11,,,,s,o
ARCHER HAYES,
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GALE OE LAND AT PUBLIC AUC-
- TION.-Thc undersigned having been ap-
pointed b. decree of the Superior Court of
IAanc.ry for the Richmond Circuit, trustee in
IL. stead and room Of Masses Gould, i'll a deed of
ln,>i executed by Henry Chorley 10 the said
toad in order 10 secure 10 Peter Winston Ger
ana suns OF money therein mentioned, and Of
record in the Office of the Clerk of Hemrico
County Court, will, By virtue OF the deed a!orc-
said >cll, upon the premises, for cash, on Thurs
day, the 2).h dag Of June 1911, if fair, il no, the
next iair day thereafter tire Tract OF land convey
ci therein il being tn. same land which The said
thorlcy pugc;laSei OF the said Winston contain
ias i've hun,lfei AMI fifteen acres, and adjoining
the lands Of Thomas O. Burton aud William
ChileS and is about twelve or thirteen miles from
the CRY Of Richmond, ami half a mile from the
Springfield Coal Pits. The title is bcle;ed II
L. goDj but, selling as Trustee, | shall convey
Sic title only as i vested hy the said ,ic,l.
The premises will be exhibited 10 any DESTROYS
oi purchasing BY Mr.. Alfred Winston, residing
hear them. {. L. GOODALL, Trustee.
Hanover, olst May, 1911 i-wds
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GALE OF LAND-PurSuant To decree oi
y Caroline County Court, made 18th MAY,
l,!i. in the case Of Hargrove AMI others, against
Har.roye and Others, thc undersigned, acting a
Commissioner of the said Court will sell. on the
premises 10 the highest bidder, al public auction,
~ Friday, 5.i July next, on Il credit OF one and
iwo years, except for 50 much as shall be neceS-
>ary to defray the costs OF suit ami expenses of
sale the tract of land in the said decree mention
rt living and being in the county Of Caroline,
adjoining or near the lands of Richard Philips,
e,naied 10 contain about go acres. The said
!aai * in the neighborhn,d Of Shiloh Meeting
House. in a very agreeable and desirable neigh
.,.;,ool. All will be shown 10 any person desi-
tou> Of purchasing, by Mr.. Barlow The present
::nln oi' tn. land The purchaser will be re-
qtit,.i 10 give honis with approved security, and
dncl OF trust on the premises, 10 secure the pay
~ nj; SAMUEL {. SCOTT,
Nav ~ G-wtlS (OD,aliSS
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\ NJ Uo1T"S OFFICE.

~. eao"ee Ho'@, Rrd@o"d. Ficg,aio
Our doubts are Traitors, aud make us lose the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

Alexandria Lottery. Class No. 81. for 1911, TO
l.. drawn at Alexandria D. C.. on Saturday Inc
18th oi June. lsll P.i:fs: prize d 50 thp
10000. i01a 1900 2ao1 10 oi 2,ooo. ~ o! 300
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01

A., v''aaEssMEss wAeEs,-A correspon
e,'s ~, :. ; the Portland American says he
Mo- think the per diem of5members
i $ s'es' was too high, and ought 10
i, 10y ,saaesd' bat he has lately changed
'Ispol'H. Z. He ssys
,a.@ a..a@,'l'rssistibiy forced e The conciu>
In. their pay Is uops 100 much; for
/, as'9ly should b unwilling to 6eht
4, ay'hing less than eight aOllafs per
49,. .'s0 we're sure Or the Victory ii
l,,s' contest. Therefore, il ordsr tha,
n '''' Of Congress be better armed
6.,.. 'pated 10 defend themselves. and
a,y y guard The interests oflhefr con.
Ils0'is'' would suggest thai the remu
i,g ~ Tor their services be increased
~ than Diminished
sssH PEACH WAFER ) yery
Alds sllOus elOus article ior fI4yofiag Gus.
'slll's, .srls, &c Il
ia44 3s
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01
eliieIenl-as : 'IspIIag PufihsI.r and


eficientsas q gSpfing PufifeT,r END
10 promote recovery aftcs AZ attack
Of sccnie disease. -. s. -
Sarsaparilla constitutes TIE nfOminnel
l5ncssdient.in The above pfeparatlon :
being one be most popula articles
Of Che eseni day enlerine into tiie
composilion of aialost every purifying
medicine; and is alike Tesorled 70 ia
professionalism il domestic pfacIice- -
There has been much disappointment
experienced fn The employment Of Sar'
saparilln. BY many persons $3.50 far,in1
deed, that there are snne wh0 denounce
is as inert and Wholly useless. The
pred sriousress III Us efEetls may be ass
cfihed totf,e Improper methods which
have been made use of 10 extract us ac
tive propefiiea.
Uaiil teo or three years plst il was
& The universal custom ia subject the sub
sfence.io prossaciad boiiing, whereby al
IFS pecu lar principles were destroyed
ordissipated, and the lf0sulting prepar-
alton was liftle else than mere solution
of.liie starch, which is one Of The proxi-
MAZE principles uftbe root.
By another process. however, The ~
bove consequences are guarded againsi,
md we ,biain an Exlraet containg all
The essential and dssireeBle properties
of The Sarsaparilla in the most cnncenr 1
tEsted form. Il is customary in pre-
sc9itiiktiiifs substance 10 combine with
III - t, - ~ &C., - = ,y,,,.,,,,
lis aetiyily and with view TO lis tdla-
sphoraric aDd'stimnlant effects principal.
". The above Coinpopnd Spirituous
Extra I Of Eafsaparilia is such combs
nation. and isicommended is to p .ysicTafIs,
as fully entitled ii totlieir
confidence. alfis honestly asserted that
'one tea spoonful contains all the virtue
Of a drachm ofthe solidardot,' andra pint
Of Compound. Syrup Of Sarsaparilia nlay
be- extempcfaneously made by adding
two table>spoonsful of this Spiriluous
Extract to a pint of simple syrup.
The mode taking the tnedicinein all
the above complaints will be the same
the object being 10 effect q change in the
system 10 each case.
]. R. RI. s. Co. do not hesitate to ass
sure the public that from the peculiar
mode Of the preparation as refefrei to
above. one BOTTLE of,the.ss.dLTER
A-TlHE'' contains the Essence Of from
foitr to SIR bofffes OF The ordinary pFepaf
alton %. The SarsnparilIa! This single |
ract guarantees for the AiteTGiue an
extensive and saluiary influence when
ever it becomes known
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01
~ IIEREASs at the October Term
- 1s4l efsabeT Hon Probate Court

~ H HEREASs at the. October Term
, 184l ofstHeT Hon. Probate Court
Of Claiborne county, Thos. y. Jef7ers.
Duncan McDongali and John S. Gray
we're appointed commissioners io admin
and Feporl claims against the Estaie Of
Thos. r. Hogg, deceased and whereas
also The April Fsrm 1874 OF said Court
1. n Baldwip was appointed commits
sioner on said estate 10 The place of
Thos. ID letters, deed. zrNotice Is here
By gwen that The Undersigned commits,
sioners as af1resaids will meet al the
ofFiceaf e, n Bahlwin 10 ihe ToiNn Of
Port Gibson on the sscoAd Monday Of
each Month for the space Or six Months
from the tins hereafter fof The purposes
Aforesaid.
JOHN S. GRAY,
d. McD0UG3LL, Comsss.
T. N BALDWIN,
June I, 1874 33-6s sssE u s
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice

~ Office is hereby given that the
. undersigned administrator and ad>
minlslrai rix.of James Perkins dec 'd will
al the June GeEmof the Probate Court
of Ctaibpre county. present their annual
account for settlement and allowance. 81
EDNA PERKINS, Ada'rx.
CHAS.. PERKINS, Adln'r.
june +. l844-3S-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01
------.-s-----------s-.. a
8 lNOITCE
Adminlstrator's Sale. y.

Administrators Sale. sf
N pursuance ofan. order granted by
II he Honorable, the Proba'e Court
Of Claiborne county. nj The Nav Ter n,
thereof 1914, will expose to pubic
Pubic Sale, To The highest bidder, on
Monday the 1Ith day cf July next, al
the residence Of Aaron J. Frisby, The
fo!mwing negroes 10 wit:
Moses, Jenny and child, Chaney and
child. Julia and twoachiIdren, Seal, Joe
and Luce. @
Terms &c sale six months. the pur>
chaser giving bond with approved spcu>
rlty. AARON J. FRlSBY.
June 1, 184l- -33-tds.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01

JUST RECEIVED A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
f9ms-N Mint
i reserves Pfudes- Citron.
malaga Grapes Dried Cursans, Tissue &c &c &c
Which will be sold low for cash, by p RgEpBIFfpfr
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01
: EXECUTORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the
: January Term i844of The Probate
Court Of Claiborne county, Letters OF
Exeeut6rship we're granted to the under.
signed upon the estate ofisrael Loriog
decd, late of Port Gibson, and all per,
sons indebted to said estate are requested
10 pay, and. all persons having claims a
gainst said estate to present them duly
authenticated within the lime prescribed
By law orthey willsbe forever barred.
4. w. PUTNAM, Ex'r,
Jan q. Ie4I IL &c
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01
& & q 9 e g e 6 &
! REWdRE OF. CgUNrEREEI1S.

BEW4RE or. R.C9UNrERFETI.S.
The Aheratjue and the Tprmifaee are
put up in hexagon OF six-sided bottles,
and have u r. Rowand. Philada." !"
blown in the glass The public ate' 'cau-
ti.ined against the spurious limitations,
with which some parts. Of The country
are flooded. They are particularly re-
quested not to purchase from Druggists
whose responsibility Of character is not
sufficient voucher fur honorable dealing.
ln order to guard against imposition, we
will pav alarge reward for the detec-
tion Of c0unterfriiS.
Prepared and sold only by John r.
reward s. Co, M: 2d9, Market street,
'l!.ttliadelpbii, or their authorized agents
throughout the United s ates. Canada,
Mex co, Texas, West indies. &c.
Forsale BY n r MOODY,
No 6. Stamps Row, Port Gibson Miss.
June !, 1874 : 80 -tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01
InsOiYent Notice.

june /, l84443s-if !
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01
STATE or siISsFssIppf

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
eEaiBoNR COUNTY, ss.
ho az persons isresfsd IA tie Estate b
Aytaur 3. Ross, eti.-4REK4IHe: /
Ntih petition ard Suggestion o
keoFge IIills execusor of the las
VIII ana testament ofthe said deceased
represslting that II viii be for the inter,
estsof the depisees, creditors and all OH.
efs Interested 10 sihe estate af sad de-.
cessed 60 sell one hundred acrss oil
land being partof the tract Of land on
winch said decedent resided at ihestime
Of his death. s,s9 !.
Notice is.herebY given 10 all persons
iinte rested "a said estate. 10 appear be-
lore the Judge Of our said Probate Eouri,
at Fort GibsonTon ihe 4fl Monday 81
august next, tpshoR cause &c anvitheF
have ofcaR, Why said one huhdfsl arc res
Of land should not bs sold in accordance
WIN lee petition and suggestion d said
petitioner.
Witness the Hon. Wm. NJ.
Randolph, Jadga nf said
Court, the fourth Monday
of May. onetthouSand eight hundred and
ior'y four, and seal of said Court fIe~e,
unto affixed. r. j. POOR. Clerk.
June /, 1914 33-ic
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01

Rangers Notice. q.
Z SAkEsN up as an esiray by Dact. e.
Il. Ryrne, bay fltfrse, Slack legs
name and tail, about 14a hands high, g
years old, and PAGES toferable we'll, no
other marks Or brands perceiyable, and
valued al S45,0O
The owner d. said horse is hereby no.
tined TO come forward and prove prop
erty, pay charges and take him away,
or the same will be sod according 10
law.
R. SCOTT, Ranger 6 c:
April 20 1874, 26 tf
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PasSenRers SnYleSI

LvERIooL-steam ship ibema. from Boston-NIrs Cl.y4
land thd and servant; VIM Ward brsrer II d. snatch m
and iady H saw .e1 ard tdw ps.
Bryant, Metca Lewis and John Gordon nail ali "
Eos9nj Jones' Brown, hos Robr son of England;
senoilsld and lady, John Henry NJ Mining of Man
In ej Jan.i Eng n; Chs Fax bearer Of Frank
ia. Owes o, Joshua Colt Fielder Bradbury
f fsasc h If ynt Wnkley Kep5s Hsa Nor; Mr.,
aavpha; Danl Hasluek and lady Of Cincnnari Miss Fl
willard o. tpoe NH Lowering of Baltimore Sam
sn n3 DAYS ", Of wqeesr NJ Thos Carey siIlt
LaylIee French consul at Trinidad; Rev Herchmer and
lady LiwIence Herchmer Henry Herchmer Frances CHI
s sss Of P ds Powell S Londoai inc Me White
Barnes of Scotland; Mrs Brand Of Illinois; Mr. Snyder
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OASIS should not fstter the action of Congress legs
ia''ng Tor those who have much to contend against
Inc most ultra protections only demands incidental
protection The most radical tarte does not demand
protection any longer than the infancy Of institutions
require It, Thereno exists opportunity for every
erest to establish itself The present tariff least has
oyesrs to run has long to live at all events as
mas existed and the time should be improved Capital
IS abundant and seeking employment. There does not
exist more profitable investment than in the production
Oh domestic manufactures The dividends paid by those
companies in active operation and the demand for their
stock, establishes this fact conelusively There never
was more propitous period for the advancement of
TINS branch OF trade, and have doubt it will be i'm
proved There has ever been too much Importance at
tsched the influence of the tariff This influence has
been magnihed for political purposes is natural for
every one to advance his individual interest much as
possible by the support Of government and to obtain all
the exclusive advantages possible upon the plea that the
Whole prosperity of the country demands ii.