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Among the various topics which this
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the following:
General observations ON Etiquette;
ideas Of unthinking persons on the usa-
ges ofsociety, &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. they should be
effected, and when persons should or
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friend with lady when you are unac-
quainted with her; the science ofcut-
Ting an acquaintance; sighting friend.
3 Ofletters of introduction; the man
ner they should be written, despatched,
presented or received; how tostreat a
new acquaintance introduced by letter
/ promptness in answering letters.
OF marriage; the duties of those a
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how old bachelors should hehave pndel
such circumstances; advice to newl,
married people.
5 OF dinners; the etiquette ola din
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BY WIZ. ATKINSON.
BY HORACE GREELEY.

The work of Mr. Atkinson is one IF
the most instructive and admirable that
has yet appeared on the important and
difficult subject of Political Economy-
difficult not so much in its essence or
In the nature of its laws as in the appli-
cation of these laws TO the dlssimlIar.
complicated, varying circumstances of
different nations and periods. The laws
1educed by Mr.. Atkinson are so lust. so
clear, so vital, and yet so strangely over
looked by those who arrogate to them
selves the title Of the Political Econo-
msts in our day, and who resolve all
Political Economic Science into doing
nothlng-of whose universe Somnus Is
God--and who elevate The maxim Of
the counter, Buy where you can cheap-
est to the summit of attainabIe wisdom
and craftsmanship. In their eyes the
cheapest possible production-coin be-
ing the unerring standards the great
end of human effort; and he WHO'S out
stripped IN the headlong race is doomed
to ruin and starvation by the law of en-
yious strife and depressing competition.
which they blasphemously represent as
the order Of Providencei These are
the views put forth by the Political
Economists enthroned in our Colleges
and Senales. as liberal and enlightened.
at least, these are the inevitable re-
suits from those views. 1t was needed
that The spacions fal.acies put forth BY
these teachers should be scrutinized and
coniuted, aud this has been done in a
mastery manner by Mr.. Atkinson. As
an elementary on Political economy
as refutation of the doctrines of Free
Trade notwithstanding equal TO his
work hasever appeared on either side
Of the Atlantic. To the friends Of Amer
lcan Industry, therefore, and to all who
regard the trade, the skiIIor experience
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No. 5, OF 5sefua Books for
the EseoEsse.

PRINCIPLES OF POLITlCALECON-
ONLY, or the Laws of the Formation
OF National Wealth. Developed by
means of the Christian Law Of Gov
eminent; being the substance of dis
course delivered to the Hand-Loom
Weavers Commission.
By VIII. ATKINSON
With an Introduction, Treating of the
present state of the Science of Political
Economy, and the Adaptation Of its
Principles to the condition of our own
Country and the uphoIding of its Pros
ne rity
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per not only accepts
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ton to all classes /.
publish from week.
biographies of dis
the better 10 beautI
sheet, we have ma
hlch We shall bj
our readers with al
OF them, and also oI
during the two wal
intend to make it d
newspaper--a wei
ry fireside. The !
to persons clubbing
we feel warranted
seldom been held d
temporaries, and u
our friends 10 emil
use their best ende
circulation.
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fble to the military
! Interesting informa-
bii society. We shall
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sis arrangements by
Enabled to furnish
Ipriginal engraving
II remarkable events
ievery week. We
ialp hatically a family
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Ad'asserting, as have
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21

ufactuies forSexample-not only adds
20 per cent. ITO the means of consump-
t'oE IN the exporting States. but four
times that amount besides to the means
OF consumption in the farming and com
nercial portions OF the Union For when
you take of go per cent. from the tax on
the ten millions ot imported cation man
utactures- addln. two millions to the
means Of eonsumpfion--you at the same
time take off 20 per cent. from the indI-
rect bounty on forty millions OF our pro-
tectSd cotton MISUNDERSTANDING
to eight millions annually. So that. BY
taking off 20 per cent. from the duties
now imposed upon imported cotton man
ufactures alone. we should increase the
means OF consumption to the people OF
the United States ten millions of dollars
annually! trust. therefore. that the
Senator will not perpex hi'nselfany lon
ger IN finding out how fhe people can
consume the productions Of their own
Industry.
(TO lie cog1fi3,yed J
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21
r @ LITIC A 4
TIE TARIFF.
SPEECH OF Mr.. McDUFFIE,
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

In the Senate, January %, 1s44.--On the re-
ISOLATION Of the Committee on Finance to
postpone indefinitely the bill introduced BY
him for the reduction of the present Tariff
to the standard Of the Compromise ACT, and
Il, ,.~s,lx n, AIR Fvcpc
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ADDRESS

TO be continued. J
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Ihavc cenadenc. 10 the representations made
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tllsima, l0rh Ward u the cfi oi -" ORR.
Dec %, 1914
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/ place full confidence III tie HtaisEeni made
10 tjarihs Coum; having known heT lao past
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4 irecupd bcsunfal asearfaeu Of rhIaet
Nerun. on drrs. s- >atns. Aalenela All Swan
iHFa Ncste a. every lfee-
Cass.n,u and Green nalfe round Jackets,
FanHcl shl0s. dfaNfr. fe
2" ORDER in 'hc latest 70 mon th5s slatt, hta go
sine shortest nYtire 80 tlpse VIE sill give H-
q aiI nr sold 10 anY way T. sur fae 5Hffg OF tht
uust rea81nablg fersts. and 81 Haes eketfatn9 E
los grces, ~ taHuoi iaH r. baetT al ~h3 wi#l
.all Hud ~ ain'ur a@
FAfI AND WINTER GOODS.
Jgy|N~JgN. BUREfYY1I f. 20
~ ~ NJ. YXuFFt1AI
$500. - nlf
e 'NN ~" -
= q ''' ..'''' - l'en
ah h'tNI - - " IN
Pug s"t''"H.' .sisiss's - t"is ~
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i,is.a p.ava- and lstlet c.stf4s. flan Vol dyrd
... .-F.f ga. s.+g-.# rr1aas. Aaftt.
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ID Il Y-GOO i ).
GREAT ATTRACIIoN!
SECOND SPLENDID srock 81
NEW GOODSli =

4 n.
= the citizens cf Whoelms an CO -,
elgAeo;hscd, thad ne mas Inri -
hiiadc'rhis ana bii''n"fs' a'u - ~"
X .,- So, ,.a,oe
fkksii Siu-n ~ NJ, - r,
scinx Inc second surrlf this tslil MhisA -.
AIRY AM cHEAeNgss caenni &c eNetiit8 =
lualied n the Guy Of Hhcri'.is.
laihs of every variety Of shade and pfce. Nu
~ law indeed.
ILLNESSES and Cassinstsse the greatest aacn.
tlsy Hn asinablc.
eatucky Jcans. (siied cloths.
erssys, HEAVIER rlushs, Giraffe elnihs. nnd eve
-,7y variety Of Iopds i,i r-ais an gania'9ans
lesehsd aud EssvH harlins, fianneis an
$50 s.ihs largest s-sorsmeni oi calisoss he
! h ss~sar ctle, ed u the pnhlie
,tnrsiir. Earisiun end Mat ester Giaehur
aleudii new st,i- goods fer dtessea aurA n
rieh iie'd Isfrefs. China Penn, chasan d.
Lame. Mu,hn de t.Aioe: sllk .'fre Aaesesar..
"a new nrtirlc) striped, ha 4. rhaasea T., pl3sn.
.,s.d varie xaici Aipsra Lasfl =. VIII eFffs
kiad II Gyods IA insbIpn for jaai.s ar.. ~
Saawis ,Hsndk<r.hiefs. t'istss. h94iff is.
Sfe;,ls4 d.s
The undersigned would take tbs e-dl.ian q
press i,ss rhantn IL the ful.iic l,r The llst. ai
are Of tl,csr pasroasac herr, ol1ir tsceeed. aaa
! lpes and bellows thai an eaamina. 80 81 -.
fall share of tho public paif me,
iet 70 J sENSt NEY.
.<.,.s
80. u~n -, 80. ea.,s
The New Sure of y d.lte MARSH
~ {}l Man tsree' u y Z Z Aafsh
we <N<td thcI hrff stuck q Ia aad
isier Goods- a. lyilpws:
snrsf. tSsck Biseh. Enfli,h mi Ame,isae
G ua Rsn S J"nb. Eli np9 Wsa 2 Re
IS; White Gsnzc. Rod Yellow. T,silird nnd
20 - IL. IL. A n
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'rvs, m~'h-. $500 TAf~u n mills So
Adsrrgsscsnrs.ls s,sess'd nj t'slaA % s. tlha1.
srrss .rsirs. wil hs ll-rFiri until araered III
q el,asSr one dolisr .r | i three iiseriss'. aa'l
e,r E,r zach in..rsi.a a1ef. AdseffIsefaeni.
=, led isfcs t,m.s ! = cck hf lafee fuf,hs HE
wc. Weekly fnr oae hall ref week.