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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

JOHN BARLEY
Merchant T ailor, ll6 Broadway and 7e Ltberty-st
DENG DESTROYS OF selling the balance Of his large STOCK
ID OF Fall and Winter Goods, suitable for Gentleren's
wear offers theIr on reasonable TERMS ana soclH
the attention OF gentlemen about purchasing.
o. - cF.rs 81. balance of his welassorted stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of and Frock Goals Paas ana es snr
ouis C!osks SACK srd Office CosIs wh,cn WILL 500 uo
now Ill lst OF February AZ cost ,,
large and choice assortment OF sfus scars, C's'as'
Hosiery aad under apparel. constantly on nand-
" g. Gentlemen furnishing thrr o'S nstefA Csn Ha'e
I, made and trimmed, sac q q warranted
For Ssie-A splendid Coechmsn's Coat CD IN
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~ TAPsCUrT,> GENERAL EMIGRATION VI.
SYE PICES, IS soutn-sL corner OF Nalden ene, I'e
- York aud 80 Wauefloc-.oad, Liverpool Pefsoes
wishing passage for Lneir friends ON Ll'e'p
during the coming IN tho new Line ol LiYsfp.
the aforementioned magnificent and tavort1 PacAet,nf
Will .l from Liverpool positively advertised, 10 any y
which passage be engaged od the mosl rrasoGAs..
l-rIns aad every necessary means will De Used 10 as
those whose passage may be engaged on this SIDE INC
Iaguc dee pstcHed comfortable manner pos'I1s
Sh!p LIVERPOOL on the 6th February; ship SlDuo,.
on Ie llth do, Sup QUEEN OF THE WEST Oh :!
Gu March: snip SHERIDAN. o. The I'm 90. Inc We s
Known sailing qualities Of tesc favoriIe Packets eb
any remarks unnecessary and their accommodaaoas
Cabin Second CsCia ard sIeereg- Pssselger. saYs,
hose VI gay other iae. To re:gre passage, AID ioT
particulars, apply 10 W. y l. IAPSCoiitts.
- South 81. corner vi Maldeo.Aas,7
n. B.-W < J. T. t. supply drafs. as asaal, II" "a
nmnnnt nnYthL. thrnuy halt IIr-aI brthin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

UHit;H LINE Of PACKETS for LiyerpooL-Paek.
NssIe-t of the ION January splendid new pacSet
ship NIAGARA Capt. Russell, will positively sal
above her regular day. Tine accommodation OF hi'
snip Tor cabin and cabin passengers cannot be sur
passe Thos. ,yish0g berlhs should fail 70
maze immediate application board foot Of WALsL or 70
w. 4 j. 7. TAPSCOTT,
t5 Is Solth.st. corner Maden-lene.
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1s4o DAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK

1915 DAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK
TOR ONE YEAR, pocket form. Also large assort-
nenl pocket books card cases poruo9s penkhiEer,
writing desks gold silver pencil cases, GOLD pens ch.ss
boards chess men, &c &c al very low prices, by
FRANCIS < LOUTREL misunderstanding Sauoners,
~ Maiden-lene
~, iyartaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

D Judge OF the Court of Common Pleas oi the Cry and
County Vi New YORK. Notice Is hereby gIven pursuant 10
absconding concealed nonresident debtors at al
tr1nenL hos issued against The OF Alfred kearney,
resident OF Ne~Orles Stale OF Louisiana and thai Tue
SANG VII! be sold for the payment OF MS debts, Qnles, lie
appear discharge such attachment according 10 law,
.rthn nine rnonhs the publication OF this notice
and a the payment any debts due him by
,rs Stale aud delivery him use, aey pro-
perry belonging Hn and The transfer OF any property BY
MIN are forbidden by law, and void-Da;ed the 18Th
dsy of September, 1913 RICHARD H BOVINE,
III lsw9m Attorney Attaching Creditors
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Ne1p Establishment for the erclusive Sale Of Choice
PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,

A LNIANACS.-The trade supplied with Almanhcs al
N the prices ofmanuaciurng The Tribune ohce aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

NEW PATENT
4 IR TIGHT Rota-y Cooking Stoves. for sale by
q n5a SIN Nm WEST. l2S FIudsou-st
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Ship Atlas Cork and market.
Barks Stephen Brewer, Lisbon Rose Standish Mo
bile Wind NE.
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5topss, &r.

HOT AIR FURNACE.
xIyAIKRR,S Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, tor
w n-stng dwellings Stores Churches &c--These Fur
paces vii hes, economically and efficiently The air IN ce
apartments will be pure and healthy Tree HON aryneSs ous
or .,-. =, a.,
They sre put up under the personal supervision Oh MT
Walker The PsteElee, and have hitherto gwen entire ss
.n and ara IN ali cases warranted to perform well
R-fsreocs: " w Taylor, ESQ. Governor New ORR hot
ni,sI Mr. Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward BE
rsp, ESQ II Well-si c. D. Rboces EGG La P-ar-sreet
Mr. Thomas McElrsih, Isl Nassau. &c
~ snstJ GEO WALKER, 292 Broadway.
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ARRIVED,


Schr Cycuet Ncsl. DIS I'm Philadelphia naval atores
to Woodruff & Minturns.
Schr Napoleon Mathews. IL DIS I'm Portland, Me. pro
visions &C. TO S W Lewis.
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J. c. COTTON, ALVA HILL,
Attorney o. STORkS, Trustees
do lawtGthF A. II. EASTMAN)

CORPORATION NOTICE OF sale OF property for
" unpaid Assessmens-Pubc notice is hereby given that
sale OF property FOR paid will take place al
public auction the City Hall ci the city Of NewYorK on
Monday the second day vi March twelve O'Clock st
noon aud continued from day 10 day unit, the whole oil
property shall be sold that the detailed statement
the property be sold for unpaid assessments pub
shed in the Evening Post newspaper printed aud pub
lshed The city Of New York.
Street Commissioners Office November 18th, 1915.
nlg lawliw ELIAS l. SMITH. Stree; Commissioner
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~ THOMPSON's TRCssES' SOLD oy
49, W. k BENJAMIN, Office Is Beexman-sreet
Co., About a1 y! the physician, and surgeons OF
D New-York hive given their decided preference
70 his Truss, oC graduate the pressure rom oEe 70
MY pounds OF the rupre; without back PAD winch coes
10 ich njny 10 The spne- sir :ra being ne oeSI ss
o. II; superiority, u /: applied and six days h gwen acc
r does not retain lac rupture while performing every Enc
OF eIecise or coughing and give perfect ease-ae money
cheertIly returned permanent ia easily erec.ed,
end warranted, directions are followed
1aose sending tot this Truss nesd ccy mention liz SIDE
ruporet sid rs messrre round he hI e. De cal
be graduated TO suit the;r csse. OF eodr
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1nsnranfe.

I IFE INSURANCE.-The New.EnsiAnd hiuuiA
IL Life Insurance Company OF Boston VII receive apPncs
lions for Life Insurance st SO Wallst
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER
WILLIAM Parsons CHASLLs p. CuSTIs,
FRANCIS c. LOWELL. PETER WAN~siGhT,
RoBEar E. Forces, william ". STONE,
GEORGE Il KUHN, THOMAS A. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OTIS TrFTs
JoS.TH,x ANGRY Sec'y WILLARD PHILLIPS Pres
joan C. CHsEsM,S. VI. D. NEEDLES. Examiner New-i ork
Forms ofBppceon for insurance ana 81 necessary inior
IiaIiou will be furnished by the subscriber g lis oce no
Sc Wal-s- SrwTork.
il r JOHN HOPPER. Solicitor ard Agsni
DECEMBER REPORT Of the Mutual LIE lnsur-
IL ance Com psry OF New YorkThIs Institution, during
the T=onh December, issued sixtyour policies
To Merchants SIG TEateFslIJTo Glersylne1.-..-.
To Cerks.....--.- To PayscisoE.--..
To La%Tsrs.--.--
To Observation-Disclosures. To Cashier OF Bark.
To GTocers 70 aT'eTs
To Students .......... To
To Pubic Officers TO Ofscers in Z. s. Navy.
To Pedlers To Lsd:es..,...
To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y -
Lives Insured. ....,.' oi
MORRIS Ro6INS0N, President
sAA'L HASSAT, Secretary.
Mintu.s Post. Physician 90 Broadway. il IN
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DY ORDER OF John . Wilson, Esq. Judge OF the
ID Albany County Courts and OF the de gree OF Counsellor
et Law IA Supreme Court notice IS hereby gwen pur
provisions OF the statutes sutorsn attachments
against ab.condIg concealed and nonresident deDors that
attachment mas issued against The estates OF Thomas IL
Webb and Harrison Gray, nonresident debtors and resi-
denis Of the State OF Massachusetts and that The same VII De
sold for the payment OF their debts unless .hey appear anf
months from the arst publication OF this notice; and maj tr
payment any debt. due them by residents Of THIS State
and the delivery for their Of any property
within belonging rn and the transfer oil any
such property by them orbccen by 10" and are VOC
Dsred Do. 18Th day of August 1915. K. l. JOICE,
a12D IsgeGn Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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gave YOURDOLLARs-ayOoO tOz- arss premium
- SuIpenders ,,,,., prhhs,.
l5Gp1 pairs nens wori-n's and childtens huo9ets
200 do mems strapped Oyesshoes lsssnei ''17'
900 DO do Metallic do
oe do ladies' Metallic Baskns
800 do do do Slippers and senoh
5lJ do do Sandals lcatcer soies
Al Of which are warranted be equal 10 me oesi N me
word and 10 retain color under any
or a cheap al he warehouse OF The Newark, N j. In
cia huS W. RS-Oi' y ~ ETfTCHTNSON L RENTON
NNYELOPES FOR LRTTEkS.-A hne assor..
Il rsn, tns made up for use, under he new Fostag
~, They are OF ,be strongest Posi- Once paper suitable
for a.sel pens. by R. C. ROOT CO; Puhl,hsra
ii cor. Of W sll-st i52 Pearl-st
WIRE RODS AID Round lron--The Subscribers,
sgen,s New,Jersey Iron Co. have on band full as
sorrr,ssi OF Round Iron and Wirs Rods together with
Haons Bands Sroils Oysls, Hall Oyas. ED Sheet Iron.
ns SHERMAN, ATWATER GO. 81 sulion-st
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.gs STEAM POWER aud rooms to let IN 'he Ir''
aa ouhe ou''U'Ds'' app je2cn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

ss-S!lxs~is nencins Jan 5Lh 1896 For Fort Ches,-t
Ssf.as'-cs-a's Rocky Necs, Stamford, Norwak, and
Bridgeport The new ard splendid steamer TROJAN,
C.psip P n Smith VIII leave the Pier foot OF MsrSetst
Nin.I1ys Ws,iues4avs ard FRIDAYS a. O'Clock. A. NJ
Returning the Trojan viii leave Bridgeport every Tuesday
rbur,!ay ara Suuruay Al 4. NJ. Norwsk 10 A NJ SIAM
frI NJ H. Rocky Neck a, h4lEpas H. PORT Chester al r.
arriving in New York At > O'Clock, Z. Nj
Good Carriages will be- IL readiness on the arrival Of the
bost IN convey passengers 10 New CanSIn, Wilton Wes
por Reddrg, D4n5ury, Rds-Ged, Southport aud Fair.
t,if IS w.
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1,ublil Conpepanres, &r.
--,,-r----- MILLARD & CO.'S EXPRESS

For pernont. Turner'S, Chester Goshen
Hampton TO Middleiown for the transaction o;
all business entrusted 10 their They III Fye their al.
,.uou to the delivery Of Boxes Bundles Packages Bank
Notes Specie Vals1le Papers &c ard they v also 1--WE
ihsir struon ths collection OF Noies, Bills Drafts &c
Willard & Co respectfully give notice ha M-sseageri,
dr.na;ckri every incrnirg al o'clock 10 and or 10
sSoy olsces and VII give tie uunos, attention a. bust.
rrs. connected with his Inc.
Gsuersl Office NJ Adapss Co No Il WAlst or ST Thos
= Jaakius's corner DgNse and West ST..
E 6 5s,.S5- MllG.Ko. WILLARD < Co
PsrES CHEY>T.L,
Joseph &. HYATT cSlH
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WANTED-To ren! with possession, mtedis'e ~,
ss or ny 18th January for one year liou ny ~ bhr
s bol. or pHrt OF house in rsspectsb!s heiSI'ot.
hood west OF Broadway ard south OF North Mocfest heh'
moi to exceed 500 or 200 dollars. Apply by !e1er 10
w box Sos y I P o. - %
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n-srs . Il. CARPENTER ~ coz, ~

L.. 'p..S -iar iO
aSi.Es-5-, 'NeV, hur. 1.-The new barge sUFE RIOa
Ss>sS-ssAAGScCspt CHAELEs HALsrEsO will Leave he
FOO. OF Waren-eL every Tuesday aud Friday afternoon ii
5oclo,k-ard returning Uyillesve N-s 51rEt every Wed
n-..,ay snd Saturday afternoon a. O'Clock.
Tire above barge hted up with statt-roo,ns, large an
couoduu, CABINS and passengers will aud Il very pee
ssut WAY NJ m'Sing the Passage
Srr. III taken ~ The lowest rates.
Al aygsur pacsSy.a gsIc-ls Of goods money mus 5o
NJ t. rial o. tho owners crof unless entered upon he
boos. OF the nnsi % rsss.piti for. slS
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- OLDEST ESTABLISHED, EmigrsnI P.e. ,s

Dralts also, on sP0oNEk. ATWOOD & Co. BanXefs L0I'
don. Drafts siso City Of Glasgow Bank. Glasgow.
AL OF when drafts viii be PAD Tree OF discoun! 10 ever
town Great EfIusia ,
Persons fe,idiDg IN tue country have their renc.
money promptly reunited them BY se1dins
tlrr p4iHes and EeGresses to JOSEPH NcNURRAf,
q Z 4 aLIuIH
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,n~ws ANOTiCE.-Tne Peoples Line have made
g,s; arrAnc. nents win me powerful S'eSnen
r a. far as the ice will 7ermi every day a. O'Clock
NJ in farther uotce Nevv-Ynrk. Dec. 81, lS+5 IL
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List of Letters Remaining in the U. s. City Des
patch Post, January Z, lS46.

~ Please sntion The DArx Of the List in phich they
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Express Line F0r n H1v't tins tesant al
popular s,e1Hhost EMPRESS, Capt H.ba
cock will leave uer No $ North River Tuesday Thur
d,y and Saturday. o'clock Z. NJ. For passage Of
freight, apply the Capt nn board. Leaving New Hsveo
Mnu,sy, "Wednesday and Friday
" T. Freight taken n; low prices but not received u
N,.,s. York after O'Clock ySi
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z. ,-Ghe Secretary Of tue Provincial Bafk u" Ireland
20. 20 - 80 ~ ~, d ~. p,oe 10 NV. drafts
Ills E.-A without any authority whatever from La s.
t'rncS.- cr S,.'c,- ' ' ~ 49, d29f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

PAIR that unlimited importations do not necessari-
ly connect thepselves with low prices, or with low
wages; that healthy native industry fourshes best
without legislative protection; that 1t is self
fostered and self-invigorated that il grows in its
own native and natural soil and atmosphere, but
cannot be forced by any artificial expedlents OF
hot-bed Legislation ;-these are truths these are
principles certainly not new, economists having pro-
have hitherto existed only as barren theories, based
on reasoning which was abstract, however pausi-
Bile; as speculati0ns of clever and acute men, and
profound thinker; but still, speculaiions only.
They arc now for the first time, offered to the world
as the results Of enlarged experiences as practical
facts-and by whom offered? BY the nation by
which they were longest and most bitterly opposed
BY the people, who from their pre-eminent extent Of
commerce, have at once the best means OF ascer-
tanning the truth, and the deepest interest in acting
mulged, cannot, and will not fail 70 produce other
enlightened nations. profound impression. Can
any believe il possible that France long. in
the faee Of such facts, uphold her protective and
prohibitory laws? And when France gives way, az
she assuredy will, it cannot be ous before the 9TH
Among the facts which have been brought to Light
IN these discussions, there some remarkable,
and however consistent with the theories Of econo-
mists 80 surprising and unexpected that they will
be contemplated with much interest among your
readers That large importatons Of foreign articles
do not necessarily reduce the price OF domestic
articles OF the same class, 10 doubtless conclusion
which will startle many. But what will be said If
it be seriously maintained that, in many, if not In
all cases, this instead Of being attended with
ducnon, is followed by augme ntation of the price
Of the home-produced article Yet here are facts,
established on the most lncontestble evidence.
The import duty on flax was gradually reduced in
England, and was at length altogether abolished in
1915. The following were the prices during the
progress Of reduction, the original amount Of the
duty being El0 l4s. Sd. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

Subened 10 tabular view of the present prices OF
gram, the present duties and the proposed duties:
Wheat Barley. OATS. Rye.
Present price sos Sd a2s ID 22s l0d sts 4t
Present duty 16s 0 60 O. 81 I'd
Proposed duty. 40 40 IL Cd $50
II 10 evident, that for all the inferior kinds Of grain,
the duty will be scarcely more than nominal.
The admission Of Indian corn, free OF duty, imme-
diately, 10 part OF the designed 70 remedy
the loss OF the customary food Of the people, by rea-
son Of the potato disease.
A statistical report 10 published, at the close Of
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Thus the price was highest when the duty was en-
tirely removed
The duty on the importation Of foreign cattle was
abolished last year, by which it universally
pected that, the market being inundated with foreign
meat, the price would fall low to the gfa
ziers. We here subjoin the quantities imported,
and the contract prices Of meat supplied for the
navy before and after the reduction
Head Of Contract Contract
Oren ixs- price of price Of ma
Yeav. ported nary beef ~ pork.
Before the abolition
Of duty. ....... ls44 2soo fs Iss I'd 60 I6s lod
After the abolition. ls45 $4,000 8 8 IL 90
Thus il appears that while the quantity imported
was sextupled, the market price nearly doubled
In like manner, the duties on foreign wool were
reduced, and yet the price Of home wool gradually
rose, simultaneously with the reduced duty, and the
increased importation;-
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FOR SALE. IN BROOKLYN.

FOR SALE, IN BROOKLYN,
- ANEWBR!CK HOUSE, on the south side Of York
running through to Tallman street. The hous. is three
sorss With b.ssmsn and az well nal.hsd t9roI.
II sold previous LIST March, it will be let low good
tenant fer ofyeas Apply 81 Main Brookyn
nc 1W>rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
aga Broadway,
No. and Lafargc building.
THE PUBLIC will 6nd the above rooms general assor
men Of Grand and Square Piano Eoes. The price
my Factory in Boston. du im'v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

electTlclty, ana magnetism, are only ulHcIent mou
fications OF the same physical agent.
In the art of inland transport, one Of the most
striking modihcatlons now in progress, IS the at.
mospheric railways The individual who first urged
this improvement on the European public, Cat least,
first in any practical formD was Mr.: Pinkus, an
American gentleman, who has obtained several
patents for improvements in il. The method now
practised on the Croydon Railway in England, and
preparing on the 81. Germans Railway here, IL
substantially his, although it bears another name.
A tube, laid down between the rails, is partially ex-
hausted OF air, BY pumps which are worked by
stationary engines. piston 10 placed IN this tube,
on one side OF which the atmosphere 10 admitted, by
portionable to its magnitude and the degree OF ex-
haustion az II advances, II draws the tram OF car
ringes or wagons after IL. Such, in general, 10 the
principle OF the railway, which in particular iocali-
ties has already superseded the locomotive engines
In the musical world nothing signally memorable
Seville, has dragged noisily is slow length along
for dozen nights agreeably relieved BY being alter
mated with other pieces II has disappointed the
public, and added nothing to the reputation Of the
composer Of the Bohemian Girl" and the "Maid
of Artois" II is, in truth, not an inspiration, but
being contracted for " to be completed" In three
months You must not put faith in the announce
ments OF the Paris press on subjects Of music and
the theatres II is thoroughly corrupt. In nine
cases out OF ten, the paragraphs which appear in it
are written or paid for by the parties directly inter-
ested IN the works which are pulled.
As mentioned to you formerly, Verdis operas
notwithstanding their incontestible merit musl-
cal compositions, they have been coldly received,
and have not been successful. The circumstances
under which they have been produced, are such as
would sink even higher compositions than these,
excellent a. they are. 1t has 20 happened that inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25

= FINE FkENCH BOOTS FOR s. 5o-City made
and cqaal to those sold in other atone for e5 6ns
Esosh csf gcc for z e equal g ,Ss Ss:t @.d.
and Shoe Manuacory Of the shiouable IN tbis
city; Boots having been judged late FAR AZ Nbos
warranted TO give satisfaction.
YOUNG JONES, Ann street.
jaN lmrrh Broadway. New York
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From the National lntelligencer
The New Tnrin-How il Works.

ENtract OF Letter 10 a Member o! Congress dated
Fayct;c Springs, (Paj Aug. !, 1916.
Dear SIR have been spending a week here de
lchtully hunting and fishing and examining the classic
grounds hcrcabout> Fort Necessity, Bradiock, Grave
Dunbars EncHnpment the Ohiopilc Fails, SC. The
Tariff is the great topic It effects upon labor and
agriculture Viii be terrible but the manufacturers who
Gan go on will do well Several furnaces have stopped
the hands flock 10 the furnace ofer 10 work at
duced ratc, 20 secure employment, and down goes wa
ses and the farmer losing his usual market has force
his produce on the next establishment and down goes
his prices Pig iron has fallen dollars per but
wages and produce Will lose Wool Is down SIN
cents puund-this will not hurt the manufacturer; the
lahorers and the farmers are and Will be the sufferers
agree with YOU that the 1arif ler benefit than
r.. manufacturers Polk and Dalla universally
ecrated especially by those who voted FOR them They
say they were declared and betrayed that they suffer
ers in double sense-in business and II polcc>whie
tn. Wings gain IN one way what they lose n another
The Democrats as party 30 down unless they
come on, st once against Polk and Dallas and the Tara
Of