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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
SCHOOLS.
pERTI! AsIgoY sEMyNAEY, SCIENTIFIC. MATH

DERTII AAIBON SEMiNARY-SCIl.NTiFlC, MATTE
correct habits md desOGs Of Improvement for whom they
would thorough preparation for College business
respectfully invited u inquire after the isrts al this iiu
unn;
of character and scholarship their school, wish pupils who
be induced al such Standard. Should any such
be received they will be removed ns SOON rs known. -
The Importance segOvernment, and Of that high self
respect and regard for right which scorn base and shrink
frnm n wicked action, mucliinsH upon.
with the families of the Principals, and every attention
promote Their personal comfort well the rnnd advance
all TINT III iOl elevated usefulness and honoinDe
The Principals long since devoted Themselves to the
interesting and responsible work Of Instruction. and from
past experience mud feel themselves warranted IN
sung the SchoosustaGiug public thai the reasonable exc-
,s,ions OF Their patrons shall be fully realized.
Tie provisions OF the institution itoEt unusual facilities oT
pleasure aud safety IN sen hathir-.
The location IS pleasant aud rrorerb1ly healthu and
daily accessible New ok and Fhiladelrh' hy steamboat
and Railroad
with the use o, books FOR Ill English S;UdivS
The summer Session viii commence Noud,r Nay 9Th
Circuars with testimonials sud references may M bad az The
book stores q Taylqr li2 Aa;sap,s' aud i'0 laf'rf
% 'a'as ~ 0'' O' % 's 'iss'is' e woopHRIpGF
ma5tf 5. 6. WOODBRIDGE
NEW SCHOOL FOl, BOY :, ny JAGOB AEBOII :
~ Mr.. a. proposes oTeains School FOR Bors. t. be
called the M'T. VERNON SCHOOL. on Monday, May
I2h. at No. 5: Beecscrstrret of Nulberry-st
Terms for pugs under 0 Sl; between Hnd a. S20i over
H. S25 These incui- all necessary instruction. Tie
charges Whatever The quarters Will b. from 30 10 Nrehs
IN length For parts oi quarters each week or icuoR oil
wosS, will be considered as oueenth.
Parents contemplating send;s uS 10 TINS school, are Te-
qesed give Nh Abbott ea4ly Il their liegiion
conye.cat the institution IS I5llyee Place, by
liue through the ost-p nice ordct ,t arrangements may
Ing the par, OF parents, should any thing occur 10 alir
their design. H22 iaN4w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ LEECHES AND CUPS applied by Mr.. SIAGNUS-
SON. Broadway and BoOmc street, entrance in
Broomc st. Scw-Yors.
Refaences-Dr. Cheesman, Or. Mott, DR.. Nelson, DR..
Francis Dr. Stearns. Dr. Berger, Dr. Weed Dr.. Sinclair,
DR.. D. Smith, Dr. Quackenbos.
Best Swedish Leeches constantly on hand. jas I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
BURNAP & BABCOCK,
COMMISSION
PAPER WAREHOUSE,


Is17 OF PAPER MANUFACTukEKs' NATE III.
l. a Is for sale by CYRUS ". FIELD, No. BurlmS
Slip Newly otk. a..
RS(is-F'oreign Rass-VaFious qualities:
OonTstic Country mixed Southern aud West
ern mixed Colored and Blue I an
vas Baggng. Cotton Waste; Wrap
ping PAPER Stock, Sc. nc.
BLEACHING POWO Ot.K-Tennant's. Boyd's, Newcastle,
Gamble Lennlg's and French
FFLTINGS-En Machine Wet teltins.36 III, AZ n 81
in, 62 i'll, &c in and ~ inches wide
Endless Wet Felts very superior Srtcle--36
in. 10 in, ~ IN, 70 IN. 81 IN, I2 IN. to ~,
~ in and so in, By ., 10 and IL yards
Fourdrnier Machine We, Fe,ng-l2 feet by
&c inches and 25 feet by IS inches
Press Roll Felts-
i2ftx3i in u ftxiOiu l2ftx5lm I2it X 90 in
l2f,xJG in l2 ftxi2i III lZtH3Sm u 2ttN -
Fourdriuier Jack,ts-9i inches by 6G inches
Cylinder Machine do or Couch Roll Covers.
Dryer Felts, yarieus sizes
~ English and American Fens made 20 order, oi any
size and thckuess short These FEELINGS are made
expressly 10 order. and warranted fully equal 10
any that come 10 this market. " -,
WIRE CLOTH-Fourdrnier Wires. various widths These
Fourdriuer Wires are from ceie.
bYated manufacturer in England. aud
warranted 4 yeTy superior article
Cylinder Machine Wire Cloth, cut 10 TT any
cylinder. for both under and uppef
faces; Sewing and winding Wires, ,&c
sAiALTs-FFFE-FFFE
TlrlNE-Al sizes aud qualities.
|SIZING-AssortedTu qualities -.
MACHlNERY-Order received for FourdriEier and Cyn
der Machines Cutting Presses, Engine
Knives, &c
ALUM-OIL OF ASH. &c. Sc m2i2w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- REENLEAF'S SERIES OF ARfTHnhTiS;S.;c- -
:. ,seILKf s5T,,SISS. s5 St psfsa ,s, s rb ,S.
en,as r.roduetfsn % he S,,ioaal Arithmetic. de-
4ral Satiorsl .hmee for advanced ,cLoars in
common Sehoois ls3 Aeldrnirs seTenirra,s etitoa
Gfrrsaieeis Complex Keys u he ltrodacop aud Ma
;ioEzl irthnetic containing SO1t6ns sfd Explanations
ii ladssaaey rTtst 74pr. asa strongly boa9d
- The areGtioa Of Teschsrs and SuPe'iEenden,s of
S%G 5 e tc sfasaE E bSis5 4ssG aaet sb 2p''
CsErxLaFs ARR HarTics AZ the Ielt books IN the FOL.
loving Schools ausoas 9tes IL New-fok City which are
flesai,.gfen Iasfi.se. I D < 7 y Porter Principals
Gc-a-i:ss Iastif;fie. RI j j. oNen, d.
o,Se-lial Co s5 ai a caiiess Ssoo Hubs CLARKE do
Lair Seaegi g ,B willi7 s55ss sil' cf'. 9 Lrsn d.,
B5s7.'inc eEd Day Se6ooi for Ieang LADIES. Madare
T,c54aie,' rr,.itu,e Sesooi Mr Tracy. do.
Enslisb : Classical Seso7k Aess g. Trey, Prey do
S.isef Scte6l Jor Young Ladies tBrooslya A Green
'slB BroSiy oSi GRAMMAR seiool walker Chisholm do.
Z his system cf Arithmetic Is also ussd u ,he 9 Normal
the Dstsie; schools the and IL varcus arts OF the
i,S For 81 sale ;is' br Turner K HAYDEN No. 10 Jqhas
ms Iver- Teachers og- . call 7ed syamre the xoEk:
NEW BooK FOR LATIN sCHof.AIs-LNrI,N; | IS
SONS AND READER with EAerces for fhe wiring
mar aud 2so to NEgo. or CHs,E and kRrns GrIpE, by
Aesemy s9 M "Sa Sd: NJ y SI RR SES
rnhsS LIS ios lse broadway. n Y.
DANIEL ADEs.. i6T FULToN-sT. NEW-yoRk
WILL. THIS DAY PUBLISH NO. 5 OF
TIE TREASURY OF HISTORY,
Comprising General Introductory Outline OF Universal HIS
Histories Of ever. principal Nation that Exists,
their Rise Progress and Present. Con-
Author of the rrsisury ol Know ledge Biographical
Treasury " Literary and scientfe Trashy &c
THE HISTORY Io1l. OF AMERlCA s1sll
The vsiua6 work viii be compIeied in sbou: welss
Nos octave printed re with clear yie and Will
The ; three Nos; have already issusd and the fol-
lowing ones will be published regularly on the hrs o eaeh
rroc;h until completed NIL
RAKE OLD VALUABLE BOOKS.
The Sermons of thelate Rev John Touch A. NJ Revised
by Rev Touch author Of Lectcrs Protestant APPEAL
Sermons on Relative Duties by Rev Thomas F,nekn,
Twelve Sermons by John Rodgers, D. D.
Bishop Sanords Sermons.
Select sermons, BY the late Rev Samuel stiilnan
sermons and NIisceoIies by George Home NJ. A.
william Bates D. D. on Death, Judgment, Heaven aud
Arthur Ashley suykes, o. D. on Redemption.
tiaIloway's Commentaries On Revelations.
Reyueli's DiscourSes
Fraetiea DcoaIses on Gods Sovereignty BY Elisha Coles,
iason's Spiritual Treasury and Students Bible 9g.e, &c.
MI 80 - School books. 2g7 Beeckcr St
% oBINSoN'S GESENIUS' HEBREW LEXICON
IL Greek and English
Lev-ret. Latin Lexicon
Fcifons Greek Reader
Sophoces Greek Grammar
Exercises and Key
mill uF%TENfo% HS@TPEfN Sf8%a / s%vNGE sSSae p PIG pe,r.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

@Z> TH0yPSoS5 TRUSSES, Office Is Beek.
U I\Anan street. About 800 Of the frst physicians
1z,.5;aHJ surgeons OF Sew-York have given their
3 decided preference to this Truss, you can
graduate TIE pressure from 10 fifty pounds tho
rupture, without aback pad, which does much injury
TO the pre. fair ial being the best Of its superb
Gritty, &; is applied and Elk days trial gen and II does
rot retain the rupture, while performing every kind OF ez-
excise coughing. AI give perfect eascn word, III
not satisfactory in every respect the money cheerfnny
returned and his Is the only condition on which you
scud buy any Truss. permanent easily enecteo
ard warranted, Il directions are followed.
Those seHding for this Truss need OILY mention he sfcs
ruptuTed and the measure round the hips as the can srxo
la:s lie pressure suit their Sold wholesale ana
retail % Eeckmar-st aaI "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
March lst.
MORRIS ROBINSON. ps.id.a,.' q

SAMUEL HaNSEy, Secretary.
SiivfGaN Po,r Physcian mi (lpl In
he question RSs often asked il the number OF Poll.
cirs exported have been issued monthly this office
all policies if the renewals Of those previously issued
wprr not included thought proper publishing the
aboye list for tho vast month"; they were all new snes,
and that such has been always the The renewals I'd
and 81 years premus for the past month l20 making
1899 premiums received for the month
''' - Mutual Liis Insurance Co New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
WHOLE NO. 1855.
AGENCIES.

T AW N yLLtNoIS.-EDNUNp CLIFFORD. Ii f
IL doing business IN sISrS. KASg Cou>rY iLti-
>os Attorney sad Counsellor Law ard ,sshss 70 IN
i he merchants .sd si;ssa. Of SswYs!k 9r he
.nv business which lay be es,sted him viii Ss isne
1irly attended TO- with AL possible slre. aud diligence
' REFERENCES.
Eoa Jos. Story, Cambridge. Nsss.
Prof Simon Grs-nlesf, "
Hon. c. B. Weston, DuybuEy,
Hon. Seth Sprague.
Wrn l. & Gibbs, Fairhsven,
Charles P Curtis Esq Boston, Mss.
Non Oliver prsseo,, Nsv. Bedford, Mass.
Il r Fessepden, Esl. New. OK.
+, B. W,shharn, Galena. Ill.
s + Gale. Chicago, ILL., mEs w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

pkkPAkAtOisI (boAEDiSGj SCHOOL AlpDLE-
L TOWN, CONN. II. II. CHASE, 4. u. PRINCIPAL
Es,abliShe! IN 1855. Sessions May 18th and
Oct 18th. Continuing fye months, 81 $50 Per sesslon
Thorough preparation for college or business, ard pe:-
a. attentions secured pupils fc!ly IS in the most
expensive schools. Lals from Sew-Yock are placed In
charss ef Careful person. going and returning Circulars
at Il Mafkct-street and la BrosAT-ay. d23yc
YJNHE. NORTHAMPTON ASSOCIATION OF EDl-
i CATION AND INDUSTRY have appropriated IetIe-
went for the accommodation CT fP-n Iw-jy boarding
pupils They viii be members ofa family uad=r the car q
the Director Of Edncetoa, his ifeaEd other Teachers wl
10 the general reculiious pupils who ensers Of
the Association Ihe Diet OF the tauiy evclutes meat
Terms for Board and Tuition Se0 gear. half PAYABLE
advance d. MACH Direc,aE OF E3acsiioa.
BFoush,sa Ni-sdnws. Feb. 1915. uh swS2n
DOAKpfNG SCHOOL FUIi Si.ILE IufiLS--ti-nP-
d stead Seminary Hsmrstsad l. l 81 esncf of t!s /
RAILROAD mikes from Erooklyr Term from sl2j % S3o
80 rcuiers x h-rnhetitas' Sruth Fsilfistn
street Also at Nswm.as Book stosr lss bFoadEsT Iae
Pr;ne;rs darn. the north of Ar 7s N2Esaa. he Sum
rn,r I rrm commences the hrsi Of NAY
mh5 2m. NATHANIEL DUNN, 4. 81. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

.szrgEsD HULLS TRCSSES.-Sotice to Ruptured
n - ~, Persons afflicted With Rap:uYes
\ E% Ensy rely upon the best instrumental aid the
Nz-cs-g% void aTOrts, application at the Office.
No. Yescy street, orto eiero the agents in the principal
towns In the United states. BE careful TO examine the
back pad of ffs Irsses, 20 they endorsed by
Dr. HUI In writing None genuine, or 10 be relied upop
as good, without his Signature.
Many persons have undertaken 20 vend limitations Of
Hz bfated grusses. ard thousands imposed upon
~ consequence. Jbese limitations cannot be relied ur;
they are made by Ensla mechanics, and arc no better
than the ordinary Trusses.
Rooms been ned 10 at No. yesey streat, e1clu.
svely LADIES' having separate entrance from the busi
ness department, where female is IN constant attendance
To wal, upon patients. NIL II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

NNlLDER's sALAMANDER sAfE5:,Mlih lih :he recent
who possesses tie patent right othe article the ae of
NesYok. hese Safes be Pronounced perfect. Ot tier
,n: successful experiments eaehed the res Of
the thftysx hours fiery ofdeui TO which Of these Safes
have tha, forever Bot by improve
nen, sy are now enGefeS &c . H. IS 70 Damp % 70 t
thee safes furnished with OF Cbb detective locks which
b. the subscriber are aL Ire proof damp proof and thief
pFogi5 5n5 Cnn ,seSy'y 20 f1tGei upppryc n, ,,o,
ZONES u HALLS CHASGEAkLE SAFETY LOCK
This lock can the viii OF It's possessor be changed
make millions Of locks out Of so that neither
the maker any other person has any knowledge what
ever of Tie Jock.
Tie SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the public ;lai
he purchased his partner Wm Hal Of Boston, Mass
his hall IN the Patent Right the above lock- This lock
Is now owned and will In fure 6e manufactured only by
H. G. JONES, at his establishment IN tie city OF Newark
" J. And BY this advertisement ne would notify all per-
infringe his Patent Right The subscriber hes
been great expense 20 manufacture and TO sell the
above lock az much less price, according 70 tie sZe t;n
can be bought the United States. And he would inreE
state that his locS has been picked nor opened with
the key that locked IT, as will be seen By tie many
trials that Il has undergone at different tuos with re-
ward Of $500 any person who world open il fairly but
no one has been successul and Is warranted in all
get Of order while IN which has
been great annoy 10 many who have used lock- Of
different construction.
Also his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad purposes Pris-
on Expresses and Custom Hou.es, which haze been gen.
ersIT adopted snu give fuH satsiacton Il y. JDNks,
~ 3m :wisc Patent LocS Maker. Newark. Y. J.
nAIls fAIEN.I CUkkUOAIkD 81 LSPENDEhS- =
~ The superiority Of this article manufactured by The
undersigned nndcr his patent Of 2i is ~ all
who have had o. poenity Of Judging sm compa
with and other manufacture, their grRsr degree Of stne
freedom from suphurous smell and ishtns from the
superior which they up and finished has
gained for s the title Of Plus KtG. 10 Of
irauts thr Of name by SuSFenr Manu-
e,uers and ap=4er Ventr. for The parpoie Of enabling
.em dispose Of ga,ly inferior article has made
sary for the subscriber ef defsuce well Tor
las h. Susf-RdeT5.
Aly stock 20 which confidently invite the inspection Of
.h1 City and Country Trade confirms greater variety Of
styles than be founa any other establishment the
Country.
Buyers are respectfully i1yited call before puscsns else
whsrr. HORACE il. DAY,
Successor 70 the RoIbury India Rusher Co.
L.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

Collections IN Mississippi.
H,EEyES & DAVIDSON. Attorneys az Law, SoIsec
- vil!e Mssi. T. \. CHt:yES II ~ IL DANip>oA
i give prom2, attention 20 the business OF teiE poS
sion sencray in the Northern, and 70 the coieeaoh o 10Y
eir, Claims amounting hve hundred dcl-rs' anu AZ
wards ir a.ly psrt OF the State. Fe5 81. lsiS.
REFERENCES.
EDWIN c. ESTES, ESl. lS.w-yo-h.
SMITH & CARROLL, }
NJ D. COOPER & co. SSew-Creans
vELLowES, JOHNSON & co.,
s5Ss ss55 sSSg ssa45Tz 55G5ar5 sf{IaT$ pnHAes''Ai
GOODMAN & MEANS, ys,,,hi<
ID. r. PETERSON. ESQ. f - I'm
IT B. PALMER'S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
' .SCRIPTIoN AND ADVERTISING AGENCY
80 AHn-strcet, Ncw-Yogk.
l6 State-srcet Boston.
SO Pine-street, Philadelphia.
s E. corner Of Baltimore and Calvertst. BALTIMORE
Advertisements and subscriptions received for some
Of the best Newspapers of most OF the principal towns and
cities Of every State the United States, Tor which &c is
the July authorized Agent
Merchants Manufacturers and Dealers generally are re-
spectiuly invited avail themselves of the medium which
my agency affords communicating directly With the eo-
pie Of the country, by advertising m the papers OF the
country V. B. PALMER,
d25 Agent tor Country Newspapers.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
INSURANCE..

yy,HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make in.
surances against loss or damage by fire and inland
nayigaton ON terms AS favorable my other similar In
sdtution the city.
Capital $500, ,oO0-ofrce No. stwall srcct.
DIRECTORS
r. Havcrs, Caleb o. HMsed Johu Rankin.
Najah Taylor wn W. Todd. Meigs d. Benjamin,
j Phllips Phnnix VIM. Couch, Nathaniel Weed.
Fannlns c. Tucker. Il. l.. wooley Ferdinand Suydam.
| David Lee J Il. Varnum, Henry G Thompson
joan D. Woife Michael Baldwin, ,Petor l.. Nevius.
Edward Anthony. H. HASENS, PRESIDENT
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary. dlSu
TNHF. MUTUAL LEE INSURANCE COMPANY
i OF NEW-Y ORK.-This Institution. daring the month
OF Febriary. issued seyenty-nine Policies, viz:
To Merchants and Traders jjl To Mechanics
To Brokers. 3lro Physicians.
To Clerks. 49,. II D Lawyer.. .......
To manufacturers. To Foreign Consul.
IL Commercial Agents To Officer ir U. y. Army.
To Publisher ........,.. To Marner .............
To StudeLts..... Ito Artists
To Farmer. ........... To Ladies.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

rzsrIrs. psilns a saI 0inst as 'A''e
i sdssisaayi.,IAS A FLEURg, sols Assnt. LEO 1oaas'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

ytte. all persons to give him csn and saane bis :toes
previous 70 purchasing, sas
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

DATAPSCO OSNABu ukGS-.-i rs, e and,g7 inch heavy
Cotton Osuabugs also 81 and 20 wills for sale by
McCURDY, ALDRICH * SPENCER
NJ. 6, Il Exchange piEcs-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

Jer IIfJ Ja1. =, I6iI
Netr.JcrseB Hudson County. IS.
Personally appeared before the subscriber Mayor o Jrr
Sc City Ephraim Tucker wc benz by ls duy sworn ac
r 10 law on his oatn uii deQos and say, thai te facts
above stated and by Inn subscribed in relation 70 te care
Iii, moi Pc lER BRENTLEI.
Mayor of jersey Cry.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

- Pneparrl br }. Il. - iENCK, aGd for sale AZ his
rrcir oice 10 p South Sixth door below
The coer Of Chestnut gadeph; aud al act Courand !,
o.e door blow the cSsn, r-1wch vhoesae sn1 retail
aud AZ the Branch Once Eighth venue, between lhlrteeath
and Fourteenth streets SewE orkthe oEiY places this
Cifr where the genuine can te il1d
The above Offices exclusively for the sale OF the Pul
m0nc syrup wtefs i,Hphe.s rnlY Be had grls Call aud
- rhenl. lmlt ln-odt II SChENCk.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

For Inspectors Of Eectiona-Fi7st District JOHN RE;
MICH. ISAAC .CHApMAN; Second District. JTsEpH e.
s. RPLEY MERRVIN R BREWER. +; @ grth District,
JOHN e. FOLEY. DANlEL. H. BURNETT. n2I II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.
L'IiNCIS Il LOT iHt. /. = Niaden,!ll=, between y j.
liam nl tIod-Svreets importers and Dealers in Foreign
ard Domestic STATIONERY. anufac;arrrs of AC-
COUNT BOOKS Of which larse assortment; em5rscin.
every ,iz- style Of Bjur. constantly ket aad.
PAPERS Of every description Writing. Ruled and Pain
Wrapping CnIored Copying. Tissue. No1, Bonnet: &c. SC.
FRANCIS IMPROVED MANIFOLD WRITER
bi, article should Be used by oil tu,inS aad those who
desire exact copy letters ty tf Invention the ster
and COPY are writien and corr tie iae end per-
fectly Iaisi5le
CROTON INK, particularly ailp,el 10 the Of Steel
Peas beuc entirely free tom sry corsOdinE substance
Southern snd Western lcrch.ais. nt si who arti-
cle ia line will their advantage
stock es III srticies Will Be sold fuspeS suit tn lr-
cnz>-r tie i1'y -st price. fHANtIS LCyTREL.
snh7 2m Manufacturing S.l.jocrts. = AiaJdenaue
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

JrRsxY CRY. inn 30, 1874.
IA J H. ScurNcx-De1r Sir: Yirs Ephraim Tucker Is
rT.i,l- known 10 ne and believe her satemen, ~orhy
e III credit prsent OK t- Signature Of -I
know she was very III and sh. the eloym Ut
Of comfortable health. outs. NJ Lt Sh,
p7.;,e Of the 4 D Chu-ch, jc.sey City.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-10-04

We have long thought that much nonsense has
been spoken and written about this said balance OF
trade, and that much mystery and confusion has
been heaped upon very simple subject. In our
opinion, the balance of trade is merely that balance
which is due 10 or from any other nation from or
to all other nations upon the commercial transac-
tons Of any given period and that this balance
is not shown by the difference between the exports
and the imports Of any nation, but is created by a
variety of causes and circumstances independent Of
such difference.
Among the causes for a nation getting into debt
with other nations, may be enumerated failing crops,
bad harvests, war, pestilence, luxury. Incidence,
lmprovldence, and unskilful commercial speculation.
The reverse OF these will place nation in the OPP
poslte position: We are here speaking Of ruinous
or injurious debt, and not Of the temporary debt
which arises from regular mercantile transactions.
Passing over all that the Mobile editor says about
The exploded, crazy, absurd idea" OF the balance
OF trade as shown by the exports and imports of a
country, and which notion Is equally repudiaied,
though not IN such vehement language, by ourselves,
we would respectfully ask him the following ques-
ton What are " the impudent lalscies, Qroundless
fabrications, and gross decisions with which the
friends Of the tariff are chargeablei lie deals in
wholesale evaporation. but he mentions only one
subject, and on that subject we think most of the
friends OF the tariff agree with him. II IL a very
easy mode OF defeating opponent 10 charge him
with opinions which he does not hold, aud then N
run riot in laughing at his folly when those opin
ions are refuied. The Mobile editor SAYS dat 4
country which constantly exported more than Il
imported would end without having . penny
left" Undoubtedly IL would, " u did not gst pssd
for its surplus exports, and would the merchant
or the uadesman who sold largely on credit. II he
did not succeed in getting III his annual accounts
but we put such individuals and such nslions oa a
the category Of rational agents, 10 Respecting
whose conduct would prove ourselves devoid u
reason.
| Again, how does our contemporary msks this
assertion good " In every profitable loreign trade
|. the return or imported cargo mna sgcsed 10 pais'
: the cargo srporfed-in other words, the merchan
must import more than he exports, or he loses b,
/. the operation" Il not this an adoption ~ ~,
/" crazy absurd idea" Of the balance 81 trade, which
we were told was exploded, making the profit ol
loss Of mercantile adventure 10 depend upon The
relation between exports and imports: ~ u there
was no mode Of settling Tor balance either way
In fact, the editor admits OF this mode &C settlement
in his very next sentence thus blowing hot and
cold with the same breath. and using both sides NJ
the argument, although neither of them applies
against the advocates Of the tariff
I To show what sort Of argumen, Is resor,ed 10 on
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-10-04
FROM THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE.

=
One of the vstaons which annoy the printer than
every thing else try his patience, and subject him to all
Of temporary trouble, the knocking Of form into
p occurred the editor of the hatcher Miss Weekly
Courier few days since One of the forms being, in tech
nca phrase, made up and ready for the press suddenly
fell from its combining bonds into shapeles mingled Of
types The catastrophe evidently did not the good
humor of the editor however, for he dscoues of il in the
following cheerful fashion
GA bad beginning makes good ending, according the
adage, and accordingly hope for better luck
time Jacob Faithful did in of his mshaps. And il
this unlucky accident to u.s. there many others
concerned who did get off unhut The of the
three hundred Arabs cared The Five Points reach
ed point before attained. "Locoocosm fell the
ground. eGen Gaines and his Requisition knocked
into several cooked hats. The Cotton Crop" looks very
badly and will have to be picked ont possible
Ths U;on" dissolved The single people Of Florida
were amalgamated The Adams Light Guard turned
out. nice young man. got loose in his habits. petty
larceny thief" chaced long he ought have
BEEN English bread-sufs" crumbled and became indi-
gestble Ten pins in Pittsburg got knocked down. "The
meeting in Cincinnati to sympahze with c. NJ Clay got into
considerable confusion McNultys barbecue" did not
wait till Saturday to be furnished with the necessary quantity
Of pastry, and The famine in South Carolina now being
relieved by involuntary contribution Of nj from us.