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EASi,R g.. CANDY. third supply Of
~ uls Csndyin ed. The eat advantage Of tskng
Gator D in the on o. rdy be sppa,eAt Every
who ino,s The e,ulany ntuatng ,if-el Of
g. F-t' TIE adysn,-ss ~ the Castor Oh rsniy sIn
.rJftni ~ ihc 10y u aiunstcung Children; who
'sks s,onfdIof q. sOrd Jl5br hour br
@dWf hey vii the csniy much FETISH
th,y would Icyrefmint stick
Tof ssle ~ Tie Sole Ageht TO- Richmond
not CAYNoR WOOD co.
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RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG RAILROAD

RICHMOND u PETERSBURG RAILROAD
- OslAN0E az uoURs.
nN and aIter Saturday the I'd August Inst /;
MAIL TRAIN,
Leaves Richmond daily H., Pm
Leaves Petersburg daily at 50. A. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily teieept sondaJsl Al g. N.
Leaves Petersburg daily (esespeaneaysl at ~
TiiEo. \. GAkNErr,
aug sup'nt n. u r. R.R
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
AN and tie hour leaving for the North and
~ West viii b. o'el,ck. A. NJ
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
Nal TSais Js- FrsSsrssi'bSrg.
Leaves daily "
Auvc- daily III Y. NJ
.ual TfIr Jsr CAssl.ts,rais Ss-sfs- aaL LyseAs-TF
1ssves dAfy a
Arrives daily III y NJ
Fare Ia Baltimore. o. co
To Washington. 90
m Fredericksburg, too
Do ChaIlo;tesvin-, 500
no sIannion 100
Do Lynehbu'g 20
aus supsr,ntspiani Of Transportation
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r. OW IL THE TINE keen ~ co. are
i opening ths rfealei bToin- CohinE IN
The cd rominn conirg Of srfy kid ~ sprds suitable ts
hHprg which psrp u'a''y recommend
I5o cbfap dft - Goats o. 10 snd sI5.
30 d. fine foni ~ % 90
900 beaver and Cashmere Tnlcif 10 % IS.
$40 fancy cs@'pcrr aud tweed 90, SOS
1000 Beaver 'Ot PEI All " Beaver over
which Inr nHi ua the being
water proof nj adsbtsd 10 Tdfny hOrse back
Fancy casriulefe PaIis hon 1910 600
b cashmere ard dee kin ant, 500 ~ 900.
Behu'ifll menno Vss,itgs, ~ 3. 90 to500.
best quality Jlk fatin d.. go $3.50.
Together with rOct ofasey roo5 CravA,s
sca Corap Boons, susBa,rs, Undrt'hds AL nnwsr Lc
Angf which r'rgs Oussso fon tue ebcapsr ban te
'7.I' Gnary = gs,'i can Be found
Le. KEN go.
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Confectioncr and Dealer in Foreign aud Do
nscstic Fruit,
III As Just received per schrs NASSAU and Man.
- Il chester the following Goods, to wit
100 BoIrr crop bunch Rssns
$50 BoSes do. I5O l Botes do.
50 Kegs Mssga Gfares (pnne qnsltyD
10 BoIes h,aFa Lemons On fBe 0iJrl
CasksIaG.s Cruants
IS Drums suha. Raiaas
% Boxes Chior (hne quality
Cares Brsniy Cherries
20 boa Olive OH nc. an iityl
. CasFs PriBes IN Glass Jar.
2 BsEs Bordeaur h!n,1nd.
~ Drums Prs
10 Pals Malaga
Y Balss ~ led
200 u Paper shell do
20 Cases Canion preserved Ginger
90 Botes Rock Csndy
1000 CO,oanui.. fresh ard nne
50 do ChiBes~ fis crackers
Tose h-r % CsRy ~ his
iu warranted tquaI 20 in ib. o,ef ifLe 50 the
trss aud of French and
Fsnsy Goods reaety kc offered before martrt
The above o1ds LavinI teen secsd IN person
the very Jestisrus he prepared Offer zeat
wishing purchase W wiDesale
tail and therefore respectfully soleHs IAN Town AL
Couiy rsn' before hsy purchase ssrherr doubts
they VII Md 70 ihsrHt.is DO Ne
nos One DOM below Exchange Hank
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wv EIsIGER,s REsTORER OF HEALTH.

wv EISlGER'S RESTORER OF HEALTH,
TOT the Of Dyspepsia, Chronic Tbrash and all
ache Heartburn, fistueney. Constp ai,Gn &C.
The great celebrity which medicine obtained
university gaining of country where
introduced and the
the last two the beyond doubt superior efficacy
IN rndtay curing DTspsa ADD Chrome THRASH
e"mitan dreases Ia the Re-ioer III ah.OA
immediate re"i aud heetsH change or hr
lew days but cAnnC be- Isasoutiy
siar'ng hist the ;ausry effects ~be produced
Cd, from the eeebry acquired we
hDd NAM much
meni, while Others single bottle
aad pernaB. Ut Teief Impossible for physician
Thing like idea Of the medicine
Indispensable 10 feet different
stages OF diea-e th-TSfJr- the quantity
proporiS tn it. efecs--pme
oiisrs require eight For sale by
ALEX. DUvAL 4 co,
Ma
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Second supply.
Fail and Winter DRY Goods.
aRDDkS REI 4, IIIrnSnN nrn mn
IMPROVED WORN TEA. WARRANTED

IN all cases TO destroy sud tie Of le
Thi Toa MID pleasant and ihe
best combinations Being
simple, well nay br administered TO children o.
all will IMMUNITY. sbOud dis
lodge and shoui be NoTn-.
effect of Eyn1 ensth and bowels.
Phyie who may wish a afs and efcsci'us sni
wIi il- will be- made acquainted ySncht
parts. rrparcd and sid OILY By
GAYEoR WOOD q co,
oe 10 On, gists and pr,gs~s
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xTE.r,,.rs NJ, rur 1,,, .T.nS- 40 ,.,i.,a

Nestiges OF the NATURAL Creation, I2no. 7Sc
Ts work discovers great TIE
Ili aubtT Sir Richard Nyyyan, of varied philosophical
md literary aitainn,es, sn OF style conveying
thoughts pure. snple aud modest every wlsto
widely read lthaa reached a ihid edition.
For sais atIhe BOOKSTORE
ocg3 DINNER l. MDuRfs
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THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 9. is4s.
Prom Wa shington.

We have NUMBER Of letters IRON Washington
be,or. Us. bat they not Of sufficient interest 10
crowd on, the mass Of matter that must have room
for One Of then, mentions that Mr. Packenham Brit
ish Minister has privately expressed his belief that
the Oregon question win be settled without War
unless there shall be serious efior to make trouble
sbou, it, in Congress or by the Press.--Our CORES
poadent discrcdi- the rumOrs OF Mr. Van Ness i
removal from the Collec;orshp and thinks Gov y
has good chance yet.-We learn that the Pre'iaeh'
and family abandoned the White Honseio ihecar'eh
tiers, painters upholsicrers, &c on Saturday e''"
ing, and are now staying at Colemans for month o.
so-Thc Prescription Of Clerks. Messengers &C.
for not having been brawlng politicians Tor haYin-
been seen talking to Wing. and for having pace
that hungry fellows want, goes on very "i'HS
and spies and insormers are dong brisk pusiiH'7
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~ The Onondaga Standard has an article a.
sailing the New Excise Law as anti RePut'ic9"
since !, allows the People 10 decide directly ques
ZION b;,ber,o submitted TO the decision of certain OF
hcers calculated to injure the cause OF Iemperance
by allowing the People Of each town to stop sro-
elline arLe they have become convinced that 10 l-
pernicious and wrong and winding up as follows
"Tbere Is one extraordinary feature Of this Ia" 70
which We desire particularly 10 MIude Hapi'h47 ''''
,b Cfy of NevyNork j. exempt from the operations Col
his act why the great cOmmcf ciai emporium, VIII l'
,n,,cuae u0UlaiiOn ia thousands Of gfug-uup- -.t
and small from the towering Aston 20 the darn nun
with single bottle is LETT without me protecting ~.
of ,bis Moral Reform h.l cannot determine
supears 10 us clearly that If IL provisions are fequie'
~ an, sec,ionthai If ! il 20 have The effect Of destroy
M the traffic in ardent spts. and MAKING roDei a'n "
tho country Il could ai 10 have sniiaf tneci H
,b. civ Ii Is spece- Of iavOrsm on tue lHn ui iit
co,iufrv which we are inclined a. thmk the gooh CID
zcns of the metropolis will not readily sanction
Sure enonrhi VIII the Standard be- good enough
,o prosecute this inquiry until il constants Ms Loco
Foco brethren by whose votes this strange ano nay
was created to tell riv heg cro'pdef our CRY from
the operalon OF this bill Our citizens OF all pare-
wan, 70 know; and why should the knowledge be-
withheld from them We know already TO moral
certainty: but many still think II Impossible inai
,ravc senators should deliberately bargain 10 make
the laws ofthe State unjust and unequal to subsorv'
purelv party purpose We want the culprts
confession before their execution. Why won in'
Editor of the Standard put the question directly 20
those Senators living within few hours rice OF him
Gentlemen. irhy did you vote 10 exclude NJ"
York City from the operation oiihs law . Let the
.r,,,i, como ont
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, June l-i5.
STAGE AccIDrSr.-Thc Stage from Saratoga 10
schenectady was upset this Thursday morning about
two miles ea., Of Ball.ion spa and Dr. MARTIN T. PAYS
,of Rroome,treet near Broadway New-lor) was badly
injured having one Of his nearly or quite cni Oh
besides other internal injuries which render dangerous
N NOV, him. The Driver alec injured. The n m
uer Of the accident vas az follows :-Goins down n
eadinr % bridge the rein Of one oil me II '''- no
80 .,a the Driver instead OF letting the horses
fraicht along pulled on the remaining rem causiu-
.be,s IN sheer out of the road and throw the sta
i,fcen feet of the hlidge-lhere were ten or t"eiF
other persons on board who escaped Almost ui''i
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TO THE PUBLIC. 40
The "Opp0.iiion' DIRECTORY Tor siJ and 20,

- ID ell-l. ration of cart1rn ~. g-- have cone
1ly lon1 rle -ll-fr bore o fi Sa,y.f ors CIR pre-
.ofl Tor 1909" NAT an Opposition D.rsc;oryF W ~
Daddy 'ln o. i-r - apPc4rulcrpr.leri siye frss 49,,
Ia- Nt "Nia tnd laI.r s1ll 4l ANIMATION " -r ~
Per, % d. nifell-el Tor .L
~ .liefs.-n-i IS July prepared b prove he eons
80 TO- - -i'.Yt mag Dl ore page Which Dr. ctA 49,.
al oppo-itln' Directory. no l..s thsn soRrf tSs0
tAial. ! ae errors alluded f1 are
~ N1nr- ol persons inserted r.. .n he Dfecpiy y
~ item. !,
~ Names inserted With he nvong brsiaeu zisa<a
- ~ printing soD.e Of ne errors Ia he Directory
par fSiil
~ Names Inserted mu-yef and In Obj. respect $50 T"
rri.-llf errors I'D last years rectorg
~ The names and lldfas.e. 8f u.r.ons serted ~ -
arc ossa .nd VINO aalt tee dead Ter ,asrftf focaDs -
a. ~ ne Directory ~ last gear li8f.l -
81 any one Interested in ih. mtff.r Questions Tie to
ICES oi w. above, te ulefs gnei. being qies'..T
MI proc.d ID establish The fseis with particulars '
JOHN DOOGETf " ~.
Directory Establishment, 80 Rrosawsyll. lJaas an ~
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Floggiug in schools.

~ tls Ee-or sfss Tribune
DEAR Siz-l have with much regret read me decision
Of ihe Lterur, Convention assembled A. Syracuse with
-spect 10 tie employment q corporal punishment -
mean. Of discipline ~ our Common schools have
houzhi that they who cannot induce A. obedience p
se- reasonable command. without resort 20 tAe rod
are destitute ~ those essential qualifications a. Teacher
- snoulelse oshuman nlr1re decision % purpose AID
practical benerocnce of position % ID dangerous is
by authority 20 sanction that American cliIrn'
phianihrop.,. literary professor who are 20 mould
he moral and Intellectual pnncpe- OF the nation iihe-
and mothers who are 20 give the tr'f and o'ien me con
trolling impulse. 20 the minds o. their children ministers
of ,he Gospe' of Peace statesmen and every influential
class m our community, should D. trained o. tle.r r.
.pan..te duties hv the .asL ri The t-ss master very
-narv nj our fo-nz tesclFr- deserve -i u-ti-f nance
am unequal % fh. work Of thoroughly 'Ayot-n- i-s
ny-rsry 80 in!gu.rr but refer fo gentleman fer-'n
unknown % me- blr whom honor o- D. t'-rn's end
ENLARGED afueraercc Z mean il-un ]. h'r-tn r-'
Professor ~ Rerr- Isf-re- 10 i- cry DE J. ID irli
Die opposed 70 corporal punishment lhere j. DO elc D
90 tO possesses more complete a-celdAncy over ne
minis 0i hs pupils who j. more precise ani I'D 10 L-
requirements who NJ ke- ar-rr drafts lfn NJ plqA-
f-urrs. end wac produces more success--l It-l-s-
might pe-Llp. Justly sdv successful Results il
Professor and vef be never employs na-sh WORD !
harc heard several OF bis pupils reIna- thar they desired
no greater 0TInenf ,hsn o. BE- rnsa- 10 TIE most az
ncll and trying exercises under h. instruction his
discipline = nexoraby snct bar = effected By winnnz
The nlnd "a wiling obedience no" AED-
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BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
Fire-,nother Onirssc-t'rcar Excitement.

PultAnEtrHIA june ~-P. y
fire broke cut about % clock as evening n
Wsnwri-hi'- smn-hasx rnsnli factory corir- Cd. 'a'"
mn ana kuykl Second silc,t-. which Wa destroy e.
with - contents plrng the n .ht sna ti, morning ii
nre broke our again anon. the several times ana
the frsmtn were cs led 0lf The oh t.-llfy between
the Goodwin Hose and farm0llf Engine Comp n.t
Wa again revived. ani a dreadful -ar rlsuet
The members oi the a,.cg compaay were severely
beaten their apparatus taken possession - hrosrn NY
and thrown into the >chuylkl river. Dunn- ihe melee
ALI -0rts of weapons were used and : sut enc or two
person. were -lot the le Cd one beng acspsred o.
tremendous excitement aow prevails n he discf hun
r,s Of people 90 he seen 90 various parts 90 ~ tfu
emf neizhbornooi fearful uoti anticipated 'oui-lt
i.rce police force is assembled 90 prevent tlc Same
bft Doubt if- success the remains oi t-e ti.il
wsre brought 20 n Mich and A.rc"s ,s'so.isAn'i
about O'Clock th.s forenoon. when an old tn-.n' Na,
f,rr'.hcd,he Fairy bog- hy Mr A-reu Aman Nance d
Wubank i severely r urcd
Postscript.-An alarm oi hre mas lu,i sP.-i
,,-vh.f irs result fls be- cannot ie-lai ieai ttol
IL The house of tte Goad NA +. ilrc ''tntd WIN a
no,ron There vil ho terrible wor. yet ln' zoo.
Wl !. composed PRINCIPALLY o.. lg..a-iae Paramount 90
LocpE0cr-.
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KrArucKY-Hiram McEhoy. also Loco l.
a candidate for Congress against Lynn Boyd IN the
LIST District the Loco Foco strong hold. No Whig
running.
In the With District, lately represented by hon
John White. Judse Mckee and Mr. Adams, Wings
and Mr. Martin. Loco. are candidates. The d.
,ricl i. strongly Wing get il may be lost II both the
Wings persis; in running.
Hon Joseph r Underwood. late NJ c. has con
sen,ed 10 run for the Legislature House. in War
rem Co Hon. James Harlan. formerly NJ c anc
since Secretary of State has consented 10 run for The
House in Franklin. if no other Wing Is Oh the
course.
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corRr o. ConM0N PLEAs-Dsrisi0Hs- Orki'y -
ylisoa-TAe wife oi defendant employed the pannh'
Solicitor 10 Chancery 20 obtain divorce nom heI nus
hand whom she charged with nideliy but subsequently
directed the solicitor 10 discontinue the proceedings ID
Cbancerv became rcc0nced % her husband and family
and they lived together The solicitor now sued me nn7
1snd for r.s fees and demurrer i put d. denying ine
liability of latter 70 pay The Cour 10 %. decision stated
rlat husband i. not bound 70 pay expenses IN such
e,e bvoud What : pro.pectvey ordered by me Court
N Chancery and % doubtful whether woman coulc
be called On do even sne succeeded 10 p"col--
usrsfed from her husband IN ms case however there
appears 20 have been promise 20 pay. 'eioici ioi
plaintiff Ou demurrer.
Slpker 4 Johnson r. n D0rr and HsHry " Chan
-Dcmurer.-Ineq question "as whether Defendants
o-er % pay the plaintiff co-- on TAXATION was cohpA
suce with the conditions OF release
The Court thinks TIE strict rules a. 20 tender DO no.
spuv % this case The offer 70 pay the costs on taxa
ION l. sufhcidnt Judgment fo defendant on demurrer
Deru n ziss r. Philip Piper, implicated I'm PfHp
y-5r,, scuon - recover from butchers the prce o.
tx head OF carte : denied that be wa party n ~
purchase The referee decided f0r plaintiff Case ser.
baes 10 be- continued before The same referee
C;.o-., n DoBiiuz HaHry a. Waeelor aad otasrs-
The ,rriF wa- arrested ieS months since and con
sned a dav- n prison aihdavs % VI Wheeler and
NJ Clamp and wife cnsrgn. hin with grand larceny
on be cn.rza coming % -rl the ndic-t ~ stated na-
ra -r--- had rern stolen from NJ " and b. being d
-rrrer ne Recorder decided that Nr d. could not tf
..d and Dismissed the case NJ D. now sues VI. ".
,ns NJ and Mr. Clamp ilr malicious prosecution. &c.
II wa. shown -la Mr Wheeler made az arralz D.
win NJ D that the af'er should nle Tie store. Ar
q. furnish T. and Mr. " who wa acquainted ~ltn t1e
business. arrend u In connection with 81. Do~.ng Thai
-ta store o. be- l The maine oi ai'fr Ni W ltt E
- r.areC a. reporter a. Ws-hnZron. and not wish
r- .1 .1ues- a. leng concerned Do trade DO AeH ol
nd s-reie. of c0parrner.hiP were drawn up. Ar
rf fn .nz matters 80 On -arsiactony confessed lll
rr m Odd creditor and the sheriff levied lt wa Wnlr
e.. -t- -s. Il, procession that the affidavit. charge
~. articles % have been aken II = cCrrented thar the
s.rfsr.. should ~, BEE held accountable Tor The mi-
axe vi the D.-rcr Attorney - causing ne Indictment D.
read that TIE goods bad been taken lrlm Ar Nheeef
.--.i of-he -i-rr. The ca-e was gwen ~ the jlry
.t..f o'clock % Friday nlzhf. On saturday they re
ured sealed verdict IN favor OF phiufr Tor 80 darn
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~ The Dorriies have abandoned the idea Of
holding mass meeting at Providence on the iih OF
Iulv preferrinr to wal, and see what the Lesisa
lure will do in regard to the liberation OF Their leader
a, iisnex, session This determination was the re-
sui, Of meeting of the party held in Providence on
Thursday evening.
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- The supreme Court OF Ohio, AZ IL ate -
.on IN Cincinnati granted wIii q injunction on sqpl
cafor Of samuel Ne5ay ioro.dtng the officers oi sub
=, h., ont the public printing by contract as suhorzec
hy the law OF last winter. Iac case VIII come up io
decision al the Court in Bank IN January
~ On the 23d uli John W. DAVIS ESD was
unanimously recommended for Congress BY IN Demo
cratic District 9th Convention assembled AZ hoonrfl
Indians.
~ A " ashington correspondent q the BAN
sun that W P. \. Fitzgerald has been a2-
pointed Examiner oi Patents roe {. NJ Keller rsnoytd
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rn-nAYlS OUTSIDE

FIRST PA0E-The Law Of Libel RoNts'A Fa'-o9 D
y Laughing or Nitrous Oxide Gas nliAoef Of -
celane0us Items.
FOURTH PAGE-Poefry-Ihe Forest Passengers ~
rived Marine Journal
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rV THE COLUsBisN LADYs AND GENTLE
MANS MAGAZINE for July. S publ-hed by Israel Post
40 Nassausireet Il contains rwo elegant engravn-s.
Fashion Plate. and two pages Music.
II We have received from +. Wncaesicr
Mn Candies Curtain Lectures. Travels ia sweden. by
Ida The Countess Hahn Hahn sd the latest parts Of ih
Wandering Jew, by Eugene sue translated by H. W.
Herbert.
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substitution. Received TO the Weeks Tribune

= TIE cool ami de4 hill BREEZE 70 BE- enjoyed IN tie
Aera Garden "a tie top Of he American MUSEUM, "a al
5- o ~ sariol. Ice Creams. Leinorates &c must BE-
very affrscrV~sp -clsy azrl ll ccll rcuo- VIII ilr
.a saloon sparments wHcl he b-l shows 70 D. very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

n THe MASasEk q ne Se'v-for Museum presents
Is patrons with attractive b lis weez, embracing Ire
tan6u. sable Brother. T. q. Byolh, he Come vocalist
Bsrlre Williams. LIE lrsh Comedian, and others The
Performance. ls evening VII be II he inches, kind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

MiDDLTRuRY CoILEGE.-The commencement a.
this Institution the present year On ihe folr
"Wednesday Of july On Tuesday the College Socie'is-
are 10 be addressed by r. WALDO EMERSON and Rev
JoEI PASxER. D. D. 81 Philadelphia
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- Nj CoLro~ requests Us TO cal ,he attention 81
the ad.e. again - his Ching exhibition this afternoon
We believer Mr. C. ssdsGr0rs 10 make his exhibition
respectable and worthy Of patronage Is certain they
are vel attended and hi shly spoken Of
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DrHEcroRT FoE lei5-6.-Per-ons about purcnasin.
would 10 We. ~ read Mr.. Dosset,s advertisement
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~ The Boston Post. in ia Money Article OF
THURSDAY. has the following sensible and iirs' rate
notice of the manufacturing business
In all parts Of the country cotton factories an
either building or contemplated, aud IN Ne" England
there n an especial tendency 70 this now lucrative invest
men, These extensions OF the cotton manufacturer
interest," are now heradcd with great satisfaction by utra
arm journals but their effect upon thst interest may
hereafter induce different state OF feeling WIN those
Who RELY Don the profits OF THIS business TO build up
f,r+sns In short time There i az present and has
bo t,r some months past great demand Tor cotton
fhrcs of domestic manufacture but the number OF
,nss nov, making and the increased production they
viii afford viii certainly eve large addinon 10 me sup
DIV with the natural result upon prices and pfonts
U,r,. i the simple truth which we were last year
r,ouired hundred times 10 state Illustrate and de
s.na acains, impostons on popular ignorance and
prejudice BIZ Silas Wright the Evening Post Morn
'ne News WAYNE sentinel &c Mr.. Wright In his
w a;er1owu speech of which tens OF thousands
were spread osor the State quietly assumed II a
truth 50 obvious a. 70 need no proof that il the duty
IN an article be rsisd the price OF that article ald
the profit Of producing L vii necessarily rise in pro
norton Bu, such a result can only occur when the
means o.; domestic production ART exceedingly I'm.
perfect and inadequate. ana until they are perfected
n by ANY change in the Tariff some branch Of bus
ness i made profitable above other branches that tact
INSTANTLY, attracts additional capital into that business
and thu. the temporary elaton is pretty surc TO L.
followed bv a corresponding depression both OF
prices and profits This law OF trade wen I'M
dcrs,ood by all who have studied the subeci-"hic
Mr. W right, the Boston Post, etc. undersoodJusi a.
well las, year a. they do now but winch they sa"
81 To keep out of sight FOR the sake of chcrshing a
prohiine by transient popular deusion- They
actually made thousands believe that the present
Tariff increased naturally and permanently the
prices Of Manufactures aud the profits Of Msnufac
turing in defiance OF Price Currents and the Laws OF
Trade. And now they would Sip back into the pro
cssion OF the opposite doctrine as though they had
always maintained 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

y Gov. Jackson. Of Rhode Island refuses &
CAL AZ ExI.s Sess.oa " ..oeTs-e Dun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

- The Iuited Irish Repeal Association, OF TINS
Civ hold a meeting this evening, IN Tammany Han
We understand that business will be- brought tor
ward ia connection with the remarks OF Daniel
O'Connell ou this country We tina! spirit Of
moderation and good feeling will prevail Necan
., ..... yb, Mr. O Connells views ON the American
Eagle have 10 do with the Repeal cause As wei
mi-h, we refuse 20 assist Engllsnman 90 reseuins
fellow being from drowning. till We became con
WINGED that he would acknowledge that the eagle
could ouiscream the lions roar Let Us a'i WIN
Mr O'Counel whore we can agree win MN re
bas -i,b, IN bi- a,vu opinions a. We have 10 ours
Le,us have charity Tor those from whom We diver
where We cannot agree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

RpAcHts AND BID hrCs-rh.s warm season Of he year
co'hroactr. ald Deed bugs eNcacugiF annoyng ssd
nNitpN ms' Sannhoih Roach iane has during ne ses
SON been used hr numbers of families n s .fg sto have
pronounced perfectly ercua fhe drsfrurion OF the..
rrnh Sold only 90 Il touraHi street. and warranted 10
answer te recommendation Price I'd snd = cent. p.f
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