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Jan. 2

NiRGlNIt:-Ata court held for Bedford county, at'he
courthouse thereof, Monday the 23d day Of ,sseH
Der, 1874:
On the motion ofpleasan d. Golfer administrator ot Jo
seph Cofer deceased il ordered that all HAVING
claims against Interstate OF the said Joseph Cofr deceased
dc exhibit the the said Peusaat d. Cufer the au
mInistratu aforesaid for settlement before the fourth
Monday in March next, appearing that than w"
Years have elapsed since the qualification of said adn'nsf
tor and that copy of this order be published for eIT'
ence essise weeks in the L,nchburg Nirgian neM'paP
and posted at the FIR mt door the courthouse Of tins cou
On two several court DAYS. \ Copy-1ese, :, ~
Jau-e 49, - '- p8w
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SMOKING NhMs.--No part ola swine is more
saidsbe, or furnishes betts eating, than the ham; but
ihe value VI is article Is veD frequently ,esifoye ed by
she juticious manner Ia which pcblrd or still more
frequently by HE in which the essential proce,.
Of s'nokng is pefhrnst.
30 lar as our experience extends the best pickle Gf
fhaus IL The one published IN a late number Of the Ger
mattisn Telegraph. Bat lie hes, pickle IN the world
wnl mn make gaod hams, unless proper care be paid to
The smoking The great difficulty IN smoking hams
lies ~ their not ben. kept Tree lfHn oil moisture while
In The smoke huuse. Eight times out OF ten. ii hams
ara examined al the time, they viii be found 10 be- wet
wnh Condensed vapor, sometimes such degree Al,
20 have drop copIousy from them; and hen such is
ans csse the ham acquires bad TASTE rs II a, had beer
dipped IN ryIollgnmus acid, and is unfit fr eating
he cause OF this is 10 be sought the facts that the
smoke house Is generally tho low bringing the mea, too
s,esr the fire. and that there is no vent Tor The steam
like ssppf ~ the ripper pari Of the building by which
II can escape, AID thus condensation on the hams pre-
aented
he celebrated Westphslian hams are smoked in the
Tet chambers OF iunr story buildings aud the fires that
supply The ska sfs kept N the cell las. The yapor Is
cYpd-tsfd " the passage and the hams avs cool
sni diy Heating hams. IN smoking them is clearly IN.
1afsses, aid ssnid be carefully avoided IS should s
'n's.i.fs. Pmfer attention to these points will insure a
Article where The rem nhry steps Of picking have
sa-s well conducted.
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5000 0ssd $500 Heres
TOgaGsD k1AqE0FRy

Fks IT ' =.
ca WISH TO kEAr cut my Tobacco Facto-
81 ~ and Fixtures ur lhe ensuing year VI longer If
~--4e desired. Tie situation is an advantageous one
Ior carrying on the business being IN rich pelshbar
hood, and IN Iahacro growing country. within Is
miles Of The James River Canal. with good fo,l tn it.
have other good and convenient Houses, suitable for
men ofanllies {, lvein Possession given immmedlae-
IL or ALL For further particulars address, the subscriber
at Mount llorob, Nelson eunuy Va
WM {. ROBERTS.
Nelson. Jan ,,3w
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Jan Q

NIRGiNIA-tta court held for Bedford county, al the
courthouse, on Monday, the BID day Of Decent, r,
1914:
On the motion OF William Shrewsbury sole dstrih
John Shrewsbury, who died lestae il ordered that all
persons having claims against the of the said John
Shrew bury ed, do exhibit the William Die
kinson, J the administrator of said decedrni for settle
men before the fourth Monday in March, 1915 APP
peatng that more than two have epel since the
qualification of the said administrators and that copy
this order he published for eight successive weeks in the
Ynehburg Nenian newspaper, and posted at the front
door Of the house this county on two several court
DAYS. \ Copv-TeSe.
Ro {. MITCHELL, c. B. C.
Jan. ys.v
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NiRGIN!h;-Ata court held Tor tao County Of BEDFORD
al TIE courthouse, Monday, the 23l day of Deem
Der, 1874.
On the motion Of James NJ Goad, it is ordered That all
persons having claims against the estate Of james Williams
deceased do exhibit the To John j. Gobbs late hrh
sheriff Of Bedford county, and such administrator Of the
said James Williams, deceased for settlement on or before
the fourth Monday IN March next, appearing that moro
than two years have elapsed the qua eaiion Of said
administrator and that copy this be published or
eight successive weeks in the iynebug Vifginan nevsna
per- and posted the door OF the Of
county on two several court days.
Copy-reste,
Ro c. MITCHELL, C. Il. c.
Jan. 2 ,,S,y
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Dee %

AlRGINlA:-A rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Bed
lord county, the day ofDecember, 1874:
Benjamin Estes and Susannah his wife, and Matthew
Baync, plaintiffs,
Against
Gusavus t. WingGed, admir- Of William r. Porter,
d., William Shrewsbury, admir-. of William Minor
decd, william Hawkins, Edmund Estes JOHN II. Wright
Henry Hatcher, Cornelius Noell William Fuqua and Mich
oiss Robeson. Sheriff of Bedford county, and such
admir-. Of George Baync, do:'d, Defendants.
In CHANGERY
The defendant, William Fuqua, having entered ,ap
pearanre and given security according to the Act Of Assent
bly, ana tie rules o this court and it appearing by saac
tory evidence that he is not nab,an of this Common
wealth p IS ordered that the said Fuqua do appear the
CLERKS Office Of the said at rules be held therein,
the first Monday in April next; aud that this ords
ted IN some newspaper ubished in the of ynchburg
Tor two months successfully, and posted the font door oil
the courilIe~ OF this county court day
topy--Tcste,
JOS. WILSON, CL'S.
Jan. 2 WIN
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,r,.e Tree Pain Extractor s:ive. which

Frgae Tree Pain Ex:raetof save, whieh
( eafes Ike a charm all BIT rms BY ire or water
s every external SORE. PAIN. lNFLAMMAlioN,
Arfe ar Itching eger vel found on the human lamiy, IN
which It has been applied always be bought geha.
me from Cemsiock \ CO.. of New York thelr author
ized Agents. AL eaunned against any spurious ar
tices hcn nay always avoided by knowing the one
ygu bus eabes rim Comstork / CO., who are nov the
only prapfers and manufacturers. Inquire iar Con
nes which is warranted 10 do all it ever would when
called by any other nsme, the price shall be refunded
in asy case II ii does nol please T. place it within the
reae Of all the price has been reduced more than ont
fd aud Is sald or > cents, the frmer price being
to exofblanl. The 50 cents SIZE contains ~" luGt
much the fJaer and the dollar SIZE near
Ten lines much.
W family that has any title to humanity, will fail to
have Councils Pam Extractor Ointment, always on
hand. life all scars and reduce all agony from
any burn in five minutes provided they have seen II
used, or will believe Those who have used it.
Fur sale by JOHN II SEAf.
Lynehbur., Va.
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PRACTICE or Law.

fENfIE subsfbef having resumed the paetiee Of Law
Will attend the sfssions If The Court Of Appeals
this CITY, and ihose of lhr saperof Ggans OF Norfolk
Burongh and Norfolk eiany and engage IN any bust
IN the lac oi bis profession.
NM MAXWELL.
Office | lh street. south side, 4h dour fotn the
CORNER Main.
Rclmond Dec. 9 In
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U.9XG.s .Yg.zgss1,Ms..

IllE next Session OF this Institution will commence
J. on the 18th of ji mary, under the snporinten.
dence OF the former Principal Henry f. Bocock A. NJ.
whose raSt service. prove INN 10 be in every respect
qualified for the office
The lerms Of tuition for the Session will be re-
duced to the following prices, r,:
For the lower classes, 81 so per session Of , mo
For the higher branches of
English, 1900
For the Languages aud
Mathematics $500
Students III he charged the above rate. from the
time ni entrance TIL the close of the session without anv
deduction for absence, except in of proracted sick
ness
This Academy is situated In the neiehhor hood Of
Old Concord and Salem Churches, in the county Of
Campbell, where board NAV be- obtained IN reasonable
Terms in respectable families at convenient distances
Il. ID. PALMER
Pres't of the Board Of Trustees Of t. 4.
jan w3w
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10 ZobrccO .yggv,gl0cr,.rors.

10 Tobacco .HgGlslgGacftsrers.
VIE Subscriber having taken the large < conyeniep
IL ~ located ware house on the Basin, lately occupied
by MesSrs Lewis ID. Crenshaw s. Co Tor The purpose
OF conducting n general Commission aud FORWARDING
bnsness-wlll be pleased to Manufactured To-
bareo, and forward 1t instructed charging only
cents per box for receiving and forwarding.
JAMES ii. JUREY.
Richmond, Sept 10 Wis
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HaisEe RENT,

'ENiE two freproof brick tenements Immediately ss
u low the Franklin Hotel, on main street They are
both III good repair and the upper apartments well
dapled for the residence of private iames Possession
ofone tenement be had early in November and per
haps sooner; OF the other the first of January next
WIN. RADFORD.
Oct 3 wits
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ATTORNEY md COUNSELLOR .4TL7W
AS remove 10 Cincinnati where he is prepared to
attend In all business in The line of his proiessnn
~. The Richmond Weekly Wing will publish thi.
adret,s-,nsni four times, and send their account.
Dec. % w4w
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The fots,ille Emp, rum of Saturday msles record
The following lfrak Of Tho blind goddess Fortune:
"A pasr. bal sober aud industrious shoemaker of the
name oi looser residing al Pdn Carbon in this conn
~ received information lately that relative Of his
"e Who Rad lately died IN Germany. had bequea,hed
10 lnr iaihel pf the name Of ShslIer VIII, 6rnerl,
lived al oruingshnrg and ais, in iadgent circum.
sisnees. uniney and pIopeny 10 liie Mount of one
m,ll,oa aud halt of dollarsi Mr. Shan.r has heen
dead or some time and Mrs Hoover his daughter, be-
i"s The only chld NJ. Hover thus falls heir To this
immense totlnne The necessary documents establish
ing tho validity Of The WILL &c. have been received and
Christopher lseser. ESP has been ehosen as attorney
an The mausr.p
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SPRINGS MALE
IND EE.N.SEE Ey,%TfTETA,
u'yfA 4. IV'f.R

I'VE exercises Of the winter session Of this School
will begin on "Wednesday, tho 18th Of January, and
end on tile lih of May. lS4J.
bueionu Sprlngsis known To ha one Of tho mos, hea
Thy aud Plcasanl pacrs IN Virginia Besides the Sal
phur Spring, which "a thought 10 be e inferior TO the
White Sulphur Springs ofEa thee is an excellent ne
stone Spfug within 4 few yards OF The buildings The
houses are very eummod8ls and comfortable eapab, at
accommodating mute than ona hundred audcnls
lhe course al instruction IL suited To prepare far col
lego Tor TEACHERS. and 1f The active duties Of r and il
Is hored ynuths " III here be Trained up in the "norlure
and admonian Of lhc Lord" The discipline OF III. In
slIue vi" he kind and palernal. bat steady aud inac4i
blr Tie lemaes Will lie under the cara Of Ms, Sod
lard The female boarding department will DO tn,lre.
y distinct itum tho male
1erlS-p,r session NJ 1 rinBbs
oHhopr'phy, Reading, Writing OF Primary
:, al,hhel,e' S. 90
Geography English Grammar. Arithmetic
History Of The United States, Natural philvso.
phy, aud Celestial Geography G Al
Latin, Crock. French. Dtawiha and Painting.
Algebra. oeanefy or Surveying l2 90
Composition aad Defamation will DO attended Ia
by The maro advanced classes
Board Including Room rent and bedding per mo 80
Payment ior b1arj aud tuition one Nall IN advance, Inc
rest Al the close OF the session
n ~ GEO PEARCY, Principal
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Err y AGU1. ASD AI.irey
CURED BY E1aNDRE'r,,,s p.Ss

I" s&aNDtEGss'S pills
4 IL. levers are occasianed ty the di.,,5e,.d -.
"a blood, produced b. the Immoral .erasi, n9ien ofs
The valves Of the vesses The God ~ erts
increased speed, ands sill increased BIZ the r., eey
si"oaies o, PARTICLES which compose the naS,f q aa
o II = !hat lhs excessive heat and ehills is
throughout the Whole system and accompan petiencti
saiIst pam ~ inc heed, back, kidneys and in - sia
body. " s ininQ Is wei !.
Ca the FIRST atiael, Of lever, or any disease inn.
ake .fse dose Of Brafaaretts IegetIble Japsf,
ana continue II keep up powerful effect upon A. F''
until The fever paia has entirely ceased u" boW,
WI IN most r3ses be sufficient as first dose 81 estt
ari It = h'i improbable, may prevent month, 80
Dr. Bsaiamm Braalre..'s Iegctasre r-uir....,.,.
are indeed Universally approved medicine VIII 't
peculiar acton sesnses tie blood of all impurities o Il
every PAN and Heaness and finally Restore, fe0''a
tuition to perfect Heath and r-igor - '''' e'a'iA
H. ,.r....u B. BRANDRETn, Nm
tho lirandreth Pills aud Liulnenl. vi we sale
/, AnHtnsr CouAtr.-Roberrs & Coleman Amh.,., =,
Patrick Drumn9nd, Green Posi-: Gond,in a. ~ ~
didges Robi. II Pryor pedlar Mills ~ ASH 81.
. Masses CooSrr.mc. =. Estes. Lo,iagston; p.,,..
Mo~bY 4 Shepherd Falcf's Mills hoosf.
, BUcA,NGHAM IouSIr-Wm. D. Jones' Ne. sto,..
Brown & Co. Mnysvie. ''offil
CAMPBELL Col. H. swinnov. Marvs,i,,.. ~.
IL. Ho@lin CO. Falling Creek; Henry HazIonosI r,l
l,YNeHBuRe-Payne & Gregory.
Richardson, Chickentown - 'iAf'y &
o. p. r. G. Bell, Liberty Bedford Co Va,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon. Bedford Co Va, ~
II. Holland. Haesiold, Franklin Co. Va. ". ,.
Street. Glades Hin. franklin Co. Va; NJ r M a A.
GllPs Greek, franklin, Go. Va; p NJ. AC i iIn,
Salem Roanoke Go. Va; Peck & Micou Hal;ol ' n
noke Co. Va; Wilson & Mechanism ,Bucb,na, ~" -
tetonr Co. Va; Thomas Goodwin, Fincastle Ba,a, d.
Co. Va "o'e"Ht
Dec II (G) ,,..
AT Rules held in the Clerks ofice 40
Cneu, Superior Court Of Law and CLancery t y" 1e
county OF Nelson in the month of December 1Sdt f Ws
John Roberts and Joseph II. Roberts, Paintir.
against
John SHELTON and Elizabeth his wife, Sarah Robo-,
utrx, and Alexander Roberts, executor of Jo,epI exc
deed. D,t.rni oeH'
liz CHlScERy
The defendants, John SHELTON and Elizabeth lis VIII
having entered their appearance, and given h'
ding 10 the Actof Assembly and the rules Of hi, c %
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence the court b,
are not Inhabitants of this Commonw ca on mott f
Plaintiffs, by their COUNSEL 1t is ordered that The s,i
dants do appearbefe at rules TO be held in the said ~
otfce, Oh the first Monday in March next and ,,'NN
bill of he Plaintiffs; and that copy fthis order h.
with inserted in the 60 Ivnchhurg Nirrinan" '"'
published inthc Of ynchburg, for two nontLs lt'
lively and another copy thereof posted at the from 5
tie courthouse Of this county, some court ,lav " y
copy-Feste,
RIO c. CUTLER, cer!
'e'' 20 WIN
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pss0Ers SIONAL NOTICE.


'E'llE undersigned having associated themselves in
a the practice Of the Law. will attend the Courts
held IN the city OF Richmond the Superior Court OF
Mecklenbnrg aud the Superior and County Courts of
Hanover and Gasehland. They aso propose to practise
in the Court OF Appeals at Lewsburg.
ROBERT <. STANARD,
WOOD BOUIDIN
e. Oliae on Main street, front Rom over the Store
of Ihos r. Price
Richmond, Jan. . wew
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JNO. q. ~ T.. q. McEEANsHAN,
GROCERS ,3,ND COMMISSION
.MER CHiNTS,
LyN HBUR6, VA
A 1--WE particular attention 10 the sale of Flour
NJ Wheat. Tobacco and all kinds of produce / ibs-
raj cash advances made produce in hand tour charge
Is 90 cents per hosshead for selling Iobacco Goods re-
eeived and forwarded. QUO charge for drayage.)
GROCERIES.
good stock at low prices
Gunner Rouse. Main Street, next door to Dr. Seay :.
Drug Store, 4 doors above Bryant X Young's.
Sept - Ia
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PROGRESS az MogisM,-Ihere isio Hartford
'oag'y Msryl anti lax party similar to the
sn'i fenl Marty in.NtwsTok. The collecor of taxes
LAS lately btea tss.d in tie ar!olmance Vi his duy
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TssE.%y ,$.FsF

Y'ssENT S.EEE.
Eet RS / AM toa deed Of itust executed by Gear ge
Il. Williams, and Of record in the Clerks Office OF
the County Court Of Amherst shall proceed 10 sell on
the premises. tie Trustee named in said deed on
TUESDAY, The Dist o January next, the highest bid
DEF for cash. the
TAsEAstD, APPUsTESlNCE AND
R.f.s'sD
thereto attached drscbed in said decd lao the pro,
perry Of Mr. Ford, and now occupied by Mr. Boiling
Acting asl uslee will convey only such title as YES
ted IN me.
SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND, Trust.
Dee. II vtoIJ
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w M. u. es X A VIC III.
ATTOl NTy AT, LAZY.

'cR attend regularly, the Superior Inferior Courts Of
THE COUNTIES OF
Amherst, Bedford, Campbell. and the Corporation
of Lyme burg
ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO MIN WIZ sE srRIcrIY
attended 10. ,Rdires,, LynebblnYr, ia.
Dec. To- is
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FOR ze EMF.

'iif' family resldfnce Church street. now oocu
n pied by ?. Seabnry. Possession given the Isl of
January Terms liberal. Apply 10 G. w. YANCEY.
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NOTICE.

| AN ready for the reception of U'HE1T, for which
the hishesl casa price will be given
ALEX'R. MUNDY
Elk Creek July % wis
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LAND GIDsg SAE,E.

fHNlE. subscriber offers for sale the land belnoino 10
u The Estate Of james Austin deed lylnp in The
South part Of Bedford county, on the waters of Orx
creek. There are between
5000 Gaass $500 Heres
IN Inc tract about 500 acres OF which ale cleared the
balance well tmbered, the whole lies well and con.
siderable portion o II is fine Tobacco land Iw,Il sell
1he whole together divide il so aa To sun the oucba
ser. FDhIf\n tIfS.ttN
Iec5yille. Nov q n,,
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TO ..sgsDEF3RS.
4, II u e ~ IL d "a .

~ ~ e ~ D IA.
'EHE subscribers will open an English and Classicn
SCHOOL. IN the basement story Of The Second
Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday. the Isl oil October
nett.
Terms, per session of five months: For the elemen.
lary branches of English $1,000; for the higher branch
es Of EnglIsh, ST 800, for The Classics and Mathemat
les, 5000. A. NJ. BRANCH. a. b.
r. WINS ION, Graduate T..MI
Sept 96 Is
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Dec 3
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ID Il e. A..
~ & VIM. -. BRANCH heretofore practising
Cs aw under the firm of ). & VIM d. Branch,
have this day dissolved partnership, the former having de-
ternned ,s remove 10 the county of Prince Edward
Dec. 10 Is
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COL. VyiLIsaNEA An.

Dec. la
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Re. {. CUTLER, cler!
WIN
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AIRGlNiA;-At Rules held in the Clicks ofH,e NJ II.
cifrnlt superior court of law and clanrer, E ,I
county Of Nelson, in the montreal December 1874 ~ ~
George Bigbie, administrator of William Biebie d.e
ana h0i"as iicAt, Plaintiff,
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/ NlRGlNiA:-At Rules held in the Clsfk. Oes-1
Cnen Superior Court Of Law and Chancery G ", 'p
county ct Nelson in the month Of December Isii ~ VIC
~ sp'ii' h,oef's, Plaintiff,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-21
NEW PROCESS or MAKING IRON.

lcoRnEsPoSDENcE or THE rEKLADELPHIA LEDGER.
BooSToS, NEw JgRsKr, JuSr 10.
The process of making iron directly from the ORE with
induced visit this place for myself and the
Of all interested how far the discovery may be useful and
practicable, and economical
find il promises than your report led expect
The process simply this Pulveze of iron and
mix il with Of anthracite coal dust Through fun
mel the top Of verberatoy gas pudding oven lei the
mixture fall the usual Stag bed below Work up into
loose and coarsey granulaied (not into balls s
smeed yet Push the semAud heap To the far end Of the
hearth introduce four of on (pig metal when
ncandesceni heap the bubbng and work the whole
together balls which then treated the whole were
pig metal in the usual way.
The presence Of the pig metal attract the iron from
the ore the slick flowing off without the aid Of any ux Two
hours are required TO complete the process
The used in this experiment similar the magnetic
at Reading, Pennsylvania II analyses go per In
this process il yielded so per Of metallic iron.
The pig iron from Danvlle Pennsylvania its quality
cold, short and entirely unfit for making bar in the usual
way.
The iron resulting from this experiment exceeds nbrous
and ducte qualities every thing Of the have seen
regret that cannot leave the bar send you for public
hbiton, just now, as want TO take il elsewhere
This process the invention Of Mr.. Clay, OF Wales per-
feced by Mr. Green, very enerpsng gentleman OF New
Jersey Unless be deceived the result OF It's application
extended scale, will effect complete revolution IN tne
manufacture Of iron. Every furnace will double us WORK oy
the addition Of pudding hearth and set OF rolls. AND
will cheaper the article that viii form the sole material
for the construction Of ships and houses posts and pillars
wheclbarrows and cradles ANTHRAX.
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ing upon the subject, although flowing from IT, The
first related to Pennsy vania being enabled through
the extension of her iron trade, to pay the interest
upon her debt the second referred TO the existence
Of slave labor Maryland and the advantage Penn
sylvania possessed in working her mines and fur
naces by free labor; and the third is couched as
follows. We have taken it out OF Its immediate
connexion, because wished TO make il the ground
work of few remarks, and because we could fairly
do so without the least injustice to injury of the
line of argument adopted by the writer. He says
Most fortunately the price Of iron is Independent
all tariffs. The great law of demand the dealers
fair and remunerang price, without any protection whatever.
This renders the business of that substantial which
invite capital and labor for when business certain to
merate under any notifications of the tariff pos
the highest nducement to awaken enterprise stimulate
labor, and unloosen the purse strings Of capital"
We ask upon what foundation does the Argus
establish any one Of these assertions! In the alb
sence OF such adduced foundation, we pronounce
the whole paragraph to be mere graf1tous asSun,p-
zion and we think that the following statements,
deduced from official documents, will prove that
much of the present prosperity OF our domestic iron
trade arises from the operation of the present tariff,
and that prosperity would be njuriousy affected by
repeal Of that tariff. If the paragraph from the
Argus has any particular or appropriate application
TO the subject it means TO assert the converse OF this
opinion. The editor cannot intend to apply literally
TO the subject such general phrases " all tariffs,
" any protection" ''m,y notifications" We take
him to mean the present tariff and the erisfing pro-
lection and notifications. And we respectfully
submit that the following statistics show that he is
wrong.
We will take the year ls4l before the present
tariff was in operation, and the year ending June,
1914, when it was in full operation, for our CON-
parison to its effects, and we find the following
results: