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COMSIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

March 10 AT Market-lll6 beef catls (7Q5 from thu
0ouh) 100 cows and calves and 1000 sheep ana lambs
Beef Csttle-Eh market has been very active during
the week, aud holders stI continue to realize Q.od
prices Good retailing cattle are selling iron 81 to
Sc per cwt These figures may BIO considered as sx.
trees Of the general range of prices though lots
of very inferior quality, for Aims House consumption
were sold little lower than the former quotations and
Chester County Pa that brought loo per lb 40 head
were taken for export to Bermuda and about 100 remain
wusold.
Cows and Calves There were a larger number on
sale last week than have offered for many months
past Prices have rscedsd lue-the average Of the
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IOoO LABORERS WANTED.

THE SUBSCRIBERS wish to employ One Thousand
good Laborers bv The year, to whom good wages and
ready cash Will be given to work % the Montgsry aHd
bama this being the upands the he Of this portion Of
the State in the Union Persons wish
bie and thence by steamboats, to Montgomery, for two
dollars .,
merry, Alabama; Walter Delaney, Riddle Co.; John
Auburn Macon CO.. Alabam,. March, m42werc
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MARRIED LADiE3-Marred Ladies would find much
k 10 interest them by perung Moral Physiology, written
by r. Owen with additions aud alterations by
Il Clover M D. Were this book carefully read By
person, and the advice strictly followed We are
that different state OF society from the present
would exit The Of poverty aud the prospects Of
large family of children which could be but poorly reared
prevent many prudent people from entering the monial
t,te but here work that will tell you important secret
50 Cents For sale BY Zsiber x Co. corner Of Third and
Chesnu. Philadelphia aud the Editor No. Ann ,tree
New York ms msr
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Foreign imuortsr,on..


BRsMsy-Ba,k Hud'on-25 pkrs w Geisse 4 Sons do L
Cook-3I Jung Benimann-s spies, Christ co.. Muir
&sweItze-s Tryon-7 A Boker-3 schiesinger-6 Bal
leu Sander Hughes Ward col Hous hton Sawyer
col rarker-l kolker Moliman-3 l. Mill r Loe-
Simonteldt bert-S Hanler X Ostenheim-s Beinheim
col Ahrsnfelt-3 Muller-4 I Grunenha-2 q L Nav.
er@! Cushmin col Almy u Fattison-2 Bovey Witte
III to order. "
CRoI1-ship Emily-io hhds rum 2s cLs mo.,,es 45s
hides 26 hds fustc Avmar sugar
= WoodEy puncheons Iun Hcks--l0 do hhds sugar
Brett Vose-lS hhds sugar ~ bills do cks mslasses
McCieady-o CO md1e x w Dela6eld-$4toS b ssge--l
pkg do order.
ST. Dohlkeo CiTY-schr Emblem-sr pcs lisuumvite 10
bbls honey la3 hides 81 logs mahogany do Aymar
All crotches do A Hossi,e 4 Co.
Domestic lmportatiOns.
NEW ohLEASs-Brx Moellel0 kegs lard and " bills do
Woke DIake-40 cks 50 do Hefam, Lees CO.
!O3 Kegs lard Dwight Johnson co7a3 bbs hams Hubbard
kegs lard q tcs do bh do Whites hnds ,ugsr bts
moissses stephens Hasker-l35 bales cotton Barstow
rope.
New ORLEAxs-Bsrk Tecanseh-iot hhds sugar Good.
lor-lo3 do WIN Barn seio2 do Barstow 4 Pope 40 DO
Maitond-33 do Brown Neis p-2o tielcss molasses
rpohord Pilletsont bbl sugar do soap hf Dbl sugar
CTosby CIocher Ba.tett43 ohds shoulders GAG bbs 90
30 erces lard Alibnk-1i2 bags feathers LawIeuce
X Hicks--Isi ntcs cotton 10 do 10 order.
NKw ORLrAss-Brs Colorado 200 Kegs lard r whe- 20
hhds 1873 ties do l32 bb pork lard do do So
kegs do @ Lelaod-ss bbls pork Suydam. sage collie
stick, cedar W Philip.
Nav OnLEArs-Brg Ffankn-2o, hid sugar 1853 Dbl, mo.
lssaes FowIey
CHARLEsros--Bn Emily-2oo ties ice II Leverich- soO
bales cotton spo6ord iileston-oi Burit3 80 do
rh I23 do orderl0 bilss yarn 66 do osnaburgs
Mott. Jr-jo bills q Robinson.
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regard this state of things ~ enainenuy nvefaole
to a speedy and triuun phnnt close OF the war.
because il may induce the Msxicans TO fight, the
very thing which we want them TO do, If they
IRE not PREPARED TO cry "hold, }" after the drub-
b ngs they have received. w.
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ME MAEaiED WON AN's rKIVATl. .nEDlyAL
P5GS' Of s
secrets here coptaned though of STRIFE iy intended
for tn married yet 10 those contemplating MARRIAGE 1t "
ya:iSs: treated Of in ,hs Married wo%aa
tys'y female, either married or contemplating marIass
pest Of I.Ss family Of .hidiss: from marrying
from .soppage irresu.fitv ecline or feienton The
il is invaluable =: the causes symptoms
and s
which once possessed pecuuiary confederation will in
as:% as =: s
S
aaits aoii.s would With sr ;hoo:.ad'
vat. Medical ompsnion will be sent free Of postage
Ny ns Of a b.. s &c
great 81 tbs S0d the
handsome pIca: from /: ::s fsE %Si ,ss.'
ySR n
Members Of the New York College Of Medicine and
hs
o.
without injury to the OF from
Coege The fra: q those di.sa;.s
hs aay
r PS,S S IL. care
MFSR4AST 4. IS N SSyk
living p the country and finding i 70 max "a.
4; !;
any nd 'sal''iss s. 'Ss'sss tsslisiEsfS
% Nissan street. New York,
yELFEAU's sPECIFIC FILLS.
n. sds'
These r the result q twenty yssrs ssPensacs in h'
bIs:e q: saa.s CIV
;s s' %s ,ss: ~ s 4: ::osss
THE pf fSsiG TH FHa psssfsS GSskn
M'ss :na az i
By ndussnce or excess Of any kind M az nyalua
s ss asHsss On ,1 ms i%Pi "' VI
sSs: a
RICORDs ALTEn 1--WE MIXTURE
oR tbs permanent Of prna secondary .yHn,i!.
e.
SS ase @ Wou
psrIOn CONSIDER himself safe after having the ysners.
sasy ceisSr SSs Attentive
ss: ;s6; :1ss sss:' e:
coNoENrn ,IT3G "a SN6 sA q aAnsAfAki'
Pharmacy established for the suppression OF quucksl
This refined and highly extract possssing 81
the purfyingl uass and curative powers OF the anov
hsrbs confidently recomisnded by the College a. SUPERB
10 any extract eapcrla present before the puols
and may be relied csltan remedy Tor all dseass, erl'
salt rhsun. ring worm botches pimples ulcers, pas
the bones joints uodss euaneous eruptons plcsrets
sors hroet or sny disease arising from the seccadafy ene
OF syphilis or inudiciop uss Of rasrcsYr, .
Sold Ia single bottles at 70 cent?
~, In casrs Of hall IN dozen bottles So
one dozen IS 90
4, Of the S v HnSs
o'"'' wv W. 3. BiChARDsON, MD.
DaW Hsssss ssrest, New 70 l.
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ksa sssrlgers Arrived .

ST CRoIx-ship Emily u Azcreda, J Il Rodriguez
CuARLEsroN-Brig Emly-Aiss l. j Jackson, JJackso
kebee-6 in Storage.
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I,IUO,UVU
o think l 800 900 full estimate .


ItWI!I Do seeA, from the IOfeRO1DB stat5mtn1, W1s
while there in the number of bales at all
the ports compared with last amounting to
1929 bales. there 10 actual deficiency in wsght
Of eS4 $50 los, equivalent to about 10 900 bales
tbs proper TO remark ALSO that include in our re-
cepts this year 1857 bales re ceved the Texas ports
when have corresponding returns from the same
places lsst year. that comparatively the amount set
down TO Texas should be deducted the increase
noted, which would reduce It to 500 bales, and make
the Increase in weight 1851 9S7 lbs.
The decrease in exports Great Britain 10 lac $40 bales
France 26o09 do
The increase to other foreign ports 10 l2I do
" Copstwise ports. 80. 3,452 do
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PaSScngcrs SAILED.
LvERPooL-Packct ship Waerloo-alrs Jno Platt Horace
Fuller, BsckeT and son. Capt Seymour New York;
Rhodes, England; Edw Muller, Valparaiso
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NJ hDiCAL ADyiLn.-pOCTOh LAMEkT. eo.tt
Fulton diseases Of private His treatment
being mild requires neither restraint
IN diet hiudraucc from business Debility,
constuonal arising from lndiscreet nduaence; Of the
potency engages the Doctors object being
the system that state OF vgor nature originally
designed Structure disease frequently existing without
the patient being caused by nareatment and
times cused by The neglect ofhe parties themselves. is e
fee Immediately aended TO- and medicine, with advice
ivnsr
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MEDICAL NoTIoE TO LADIEs.

SdS AA!hbeNNXrLt 4asas1 orr, tsziss; Ms.s.
An s: lSS.sa h q ri
City Biooflyn. for from . 's ss according &c
note addressed to him At % John street, New York. will
meet with strict attention. x..;, w;,h Al.
e..ss s,snd.s sae sSscdon
Tnss isAi Ss Sos'sd ,o.rs az .fsS.
y
advice an medicine. viii Be- forwarded to their direction
,.sslm., fw'H ! IsRs .s1s... k nv ys.s
SEEEEAaN II pttsESS EYE
e +: ::
s s nd Ss
% s ss AZ. S &c he
wssas:: and I,i.sSy e the Organs om s.'
kDSY :a ili
hs s sa ns's ,s". :. Stone
The author 6nd. hat has bsss matter surprise
s % II @
81 70 ss :. IL
% wsrs snSw I ysry opinion would be S%sa
chem e such
either d,ea,s when properly treated remain dor
WaV 20 IN no ''h''
regard 70 s. Of evils
vsSi:ns ssttis q dsoP: q phi. iadi.sn
% hs
ana 60 no
that what good in one m9at be destructive in anothe
these facts in those who apply to him For instance some
with have s ssP S.1 ,p Ss.n
hsr complaints were neither ono nor tho other, but totally
and afford ths finest 6ed ioI Eneyery that Of sIie
alter month sops.ne. gisst attending disorder
on slight
T. Nov % real
81 s1y
deuce. therefore, he would say. these remark. are
Just, land he can appeal 70 the most ennsn; phys;
ssS @ Y' es
ss
oisse year. the hi. complaint IN.
Fl shed dsys formerly
perfectly cured though it has been source Of trouble and
:s:: AND
His the most no a. well Tipd sS
aesed BY Thousands fnaes were the subject ola differ
post asd vii 81
N: B-Dssincs and separate rooms for those who may
EHNyEKs iNXG TV MS0r G9 Nsy c s2E
THENCE OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, &c, Re-
and %s,!
ssis f;
.upe other article for the Of Tho above Dis.
n. us:.
early insi:erset habit. ofyOuh the
duEsnes Of the passion; III ,psI years: viz geHefs physical
papitaon of the heart dyspepsia pain in the
Of s%:
s.Tsss.: s::uds, SIn.l s%i;Gn,' sI:st:
II.
S%ds ' voaoa
HnHd;e%. % 81 decline eon.gmp.on m,y
habits prevail @ Alarming and those whose
|
perceive This advertisement treats u an important subject to
Young man fyou would be relieved from these evils and
procure this eorda-s ony anchor Of hope you
The mode Of ec,"S Gu sna the hints I and fq dis
liant the ured and single Prcs$2 per bottles SO half
n B-Tms Cordial contain. no Mercury. or any mineral
sold wholesale and retail NY FAY 1856 Fulton street.
Lsmg Store SUN HsW YORK. ~ ,,v mar, Of
city country by Addressing above post paid. amouat
Provide: c. iss ws;Sssssa Bossss; ia
as;syN q: SShs;y ss n b.
Halsted, Rochester.
s
ssa1:ss s. ri BY
NJ d eataiIy sea.ul.sd at h: ONES Cog street,
Fulton diseases of private nature His treatment
being mild neither mercury restraint
diet hndanec from business Debility nervous OF
causing highly s~i.;S. ard syS;.,9ay it,
restore the system to that state Of vgor nature originally
designed Structure, disease frequently existing without
the patient being caused by nareament and some
times used by neglect parties themselves, is eff
fec tuay cured by Dr. T. Letters post:pa,d ensios,ng.
sent to any puYr United States Office IS Gold
III lm-r
Il EOEPANlON, by A. NJ. Maurceau, professor of dis
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WhaleMen.

800 VIII on bosrd sold $50 wh would sail for Galapagos
Hs' ss
i..iG and Scott s Ns : Solo s:".
Sh PsS: Lynn % s,o VIII a,h Mar
i:poisd 4, Hip &c! ESQ mh lso sp! Real, Mr. a
Heard from previous to June, Lexington, Weeks, Mans
Sydney about May s, 100 sp 800 VIII.
Foreign Ports.
for Boston, next day. Going IT, june Nickerson m Bos
Norfoi ior Ireland had caulted upper works. ship per
STAN az and e~ for Palermo
tres. (ss aneou.) bas Deposire, TrOatteI, from
Si
4: .s s 1T 9ss s
S4sprs1s Msss isI port ssil. Lsy.n., Lewis. from
fs a . .y
Baneh nd $50 rspofedj fiom Portland ,or new York,
@ s ds ss@ :ye't Ellen L.
a,yn S 40 Say as e. sw o onn iiS
day.. DssmsE. Cushing from h s "a e, New Y9a
for New oSssn. Xais!. Hsfeh from bo:o"
50 5 s's1 % 9s:
Hearty from Hsy.n. g, f;!sad days, rn' sswT s
sister sister,. ch.mes
cn es % s@
David Pru Tarr from M-tau Grand TURK, rorer, from
New York; sch' Alpine Frencn, from Boston 5u ar' Ae
rel, Auon, Tom havana do! Mary Hammond, Hamilton
from Havana for Charleston, ys Lovet, white from
sn1 for sslamor, DAYS; ..r ss 81 no .pes hoids
Tor do, rsdy Heath, uus Bo,,op; Rival Brown
from end fr DO days. Avon Dcksy fom Havana tor bos
too, ys Italian. Pengl d. Westport, Need, foi
Philadsipna days; Warren, Drinkwatsr from PORTLAND
Diff Sailed scnr Lydia Slower, Dyer for Portland sinee
p".sn fts a. brig; Gh;rS, Hsoy ShoY for s9is .S
e A EASTERN i S%s To- dsps XS
HAyAsA March Arr. brig Usage. Cogsersha!l Bristol
Ocha Ha ding, w minstou; Annswan, Sway. dol Tioga
Cook, Frankfort; schr H. len Dsls Boyton Wilmington
Boston; Jossphene Howes, do Sarah dlvcry New York
La ouAyRA, Feb 2i-in port, brg Floreacs smith from
and for New York, wig Colunba Zane, from and
for Baltimore Just Rowens, Wilson from and rba
dslpha, d.C;sch Ronoake, Webb, from for Boston
on sane day; Fayeusviie. Coffin nom Baltimore, dlsg
MArAsIu March 3-0oug IN, bark MARKETS., Wells I'm
Havsna finish load for Boston, brig Foster or
DAYS ON Provd nee; schr Abigail HAYNES frnra rev
York arr Feb u.s. wnh ethers. big Montezumas, Thomas
from Boston
Marcel, March sIa port, brig Rro varum, for Boston
@. Hu NOV i-In port ship Gen HARRISON Kennedy from
Boston via Tahiti aad Mani Oct 2s il Henry kiiborn
PoRro CABELLo, Feb as--No American vsssels In port
ST CRoIr FEB 29a port big Eliza Lockwood for New
York March Q; schr Wilder, (of Thom on Bryant from
Norfolk une
Sr DoMIsoo, Feb BIN port bngs Dergo Tbbetts for
York IL ays Palestine, Surdivant, for do, unc.
SAr JUAN HEMEpIos Feb 1-In port bnR Caroline
Sears for Boston, cargo; Tower Tor Charles
ton dg About March g. in po't brig Caroline (new) Scar
from aad for Boston, wig
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n. counfyy and 6ndiae il incpn1snient 70 max
personal have them chest con
tanning all medicine requisite 70 perform radical cure, b.
TINS Of contraction and treatment received elsewhere
e"'' 49, W. g. RICHARDSON, M. D.,
s. Nissan New York,
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more than five locks Of ii feet will be required.
A surveying party is now engaged on the work.
When completed, steamers and propclors from
Chicago can deliver freight without intermed-
ate traushipping, at Whitehall, seventy miles
above Albany. In such case, the Free Press
saws steamer can reach Whitehall in five days
and send its cargo in two more to NewYork,
which by the Buffalo and Eric Canal route,
would take II days 10 do.
The enterprise completed, land we have no
reason 10 doubt its feasibility and Whitehall
will be place of great Importance in a com
mercial point OF view It will occupy position
with reference to the northern country and the
Canadas, like that of Buffalo towards the great
West. And the whole Northern Country will
derive substantial benefits from the advantages
of the enterprise. Troy Budget.
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Dorchester, Mass, June ID.
Dr. +. Browns Dear Sit. 1t affords great pleasure TO
able bear testimony the Xn1hle properties your
Sarsapura and Tomato Bitles. You probably remember
the situation in when commenced using them by the
advice of my friends the shfenug which have bmne for
long time from tho effects of terrible humoI almost
ndcscbabo covered my chest aud breaking out
times 10 quite large Medicine after medicine did try,
without the relief and up expecting to be-
cured last persuaded 10 make use Of Sars
amIilln aud Tomato Bitters; hut must say commenced
with great reluctance, thinking would eventually fail
relieve other medicines had done. hul how happily
have beon disappointed Jlhas cured me. Nothing that
do affords pleasure than recommending your BeTs
10 persons similarly afflicted, and do most earnestly
mend all Try before they give up suppong there
no relief | value them So highly keep them in the
house. and them in my family as consider than the
best, peasanst, and most thorough medicine in uso
removing all impurities, curyng on all bile without weak
oning tho SYSTEM being obliged change your diet
Amer showing this any one If they pc fectly
satisfied ask them to call me- and Will explain my
more fully, which it will afford me great pleasure do.
Yours respectfully
DANIEL PLUMMER.
D1gRemember and always buy them Of f. BROWN, Go
Washington street, that his sgnod the d
reciion which accompanies tho bottle.
For sale by =. L, REDFlELD and X. COLLINS, and
dealers in medicine generally.
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The age of Improvement.

One Of the important discoveries of the age, in
orang the condition of this large c of suffering human
y, consumptives is d. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry.
What time establishes and consncrates what experience
adopts and confirms what all in all place unite in say
ing is good and valuable is so, doubt popularity Of
this sort fixes in society its deep and strong, that
time cannot destroy it, The which has attended
this medicine for years p1st has the
has taken stand among the first class of discoveries and
blessings Of the age aud when esocd to IN season. eradi
Gates the diseases for which il is recommended
We the following from the Bellows Falls Gazette, Of
January, 1916:
TO putting as many do every thing that along in the
shape of Patent Medicines, and the fact that we scarcely
take medicines of any kind, yet we feel that We should
be doing injustice the community by Withholding longe
the favorable opinion VIC have of Wisai's asam in
of colds and pulmonary complaints Having witnessed its
good effects ia several nsances believe it to be an e1
ceent article. . 80 - .
TO DRUGGISTS AND DEADERS IN MEDICINE.
DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
This celebrated and inahle remedy for the cue OF con-
SUMPTION Asthma, and Liver Complaint, was discovered
six years ago. in the city of Philadelphia the
residence Of of tho most distinguished Physicians that
ever lived Since then, has by its merits, peen inpd
w. surely aud suey working its through the opposition
quacks counte.feiters until by its true values and s
intrinsic excellence, its has gained for itself most envabc
populary and established itself the confidence of
togent enlightened public from end of tho continent
to the other The testimony OF thousands who have been
relieved aud cured by this valuable article will show that it
cure of diseases Tor which is recommended. The genuine
Dr. Wstars Balsam Of Wild Cherry is for sale by duly
nppone gents and all respectable dealers IN medcne in
all large cities aud al important throughout the Unit
ed ST ates, Canudas and British provinces.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on he wrapper.
For sale by :. w. FOWLE, 1873 Washington ST. Boston.
4J-For sale by 5. T. REDFlELD Montpelier VT. and
agents generally.
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40 The first number of the New World, new
series, has come to hand. 1t is a large aud hand
some three dollar newspaper. Ross w Atkinson,
New York, publisher-Park Benjamin, editor
Henry William Herbert and John Jay Hyde, as
sstant editors.
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c. The New York Gazette and Times, the
organ of the Native American party in New
York, land we believe the only paper of the kind
IN that city, has been discontinued. Its sub
scribers are to be furnished with the Evening
Mirror,
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Dcntbs.

In Berlin, 9th nit. Capt. John Stewart aged 70 years.
In Marshfed, Aug. 90, Mr. Josephus Warren, aged ~
In Waterbury, goth ult. MI George II. Colkns aged 80
years.
In Lowell Mass. 10Th ult Hannah r. wife Of Mr.. Arnold
Wolch, md daughter of Mr. VIM. Pierce Of Royalton.
Of Elijah and Carisa Berry, aged years and months.
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CHAMPLAIN AND ST. LAWRENCE CANAL
The Detroit Free Press speaks ola project which
is seriously agitated in Montreal, for the con
struction of ship canal from point above the
Lachine Rapids to Lake ChampIan. The dis
lance is 81 miles, and it is supposed that no
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The failure of the great house of Prime, Ward
& Co.-hitherto considered the strongest house
on this continent dealing in the exchange on
Europe-is one among the many evidences of the
superiority of domestic over foreign market
for the produce of the country. The trial Of
foreign market for the past year has been under
the most propitious circumstances that could be
conceived for the argument Of free trade that is,
an unparalleled supply at home Yet after all,
how much has the country gained, in real and
substantial property, by the course of trade. To
say nothing of the very large number of cargoes
that have been lost by shipwreck, and the larger
number damaged during the translt-whlch is so
much actual loss to the country, whether sustain
ed BY the insurance Offices or by the shippers
we have a still heavier loss by deprecated pric
cs and the return of protested bills. OF course
we have no data by which to calculate the actu.
al amount of these losses, for "the end is not yet"
although we think we can see the beginning"
of it.
But let us look at the home market.-Here
Massachusetts has been purchasing millions of
dollars worth of bread breadstuffs and paying for
them at the "tip top prices" either in cash, in do
nestic fabrics, in boots and shoes, in Goldfish and
other articles of real value, Of her own produce
or manufacture. Scarcely dollars worth has
been lost during the transit, and not dollars
worth in protested bills. All the breadsufls that
paid for, and the proceeds, in one shape or an
other, have gone into the pockets of the produc-
ers and both parties have made an actual accu-
mutation of property by the operation. The
whole profit of the labor Of producing the bread,
stuffs, and the manufactured goods which paid
for them, has been kept within the country. But
of the breadstuffs sent abroad, some have been
lost by the "perlls of the deep" some have been
lost by the failure of foreign houses TO meet their
drafts, while others have been paid for by man
uiactured goods, the profit on which has been
made abroad, and in almost direct competition
with the labor Of our own country. The only
good feature in all this extraordinary export Of
breadsuffs, is the rather liberal quantity of specie
which returned TO us as balance of trade; and
even this, through the faulty of our position has
been more than absorbed in paying The expenses
of the war with Mexico.
Can any one look at the facts, and then say
that home market is not the best of all market;
for the produce of the country? and that the true
policy Of the country is not to foster this homC
market, by encouraging manufactures until the.
shall be fully adequate to the wants of the coun
try
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0PWe are requested to state that George
Camp and Martin Beard are not citizens of Or
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