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ENOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED -
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run. in
consulting Physicians for the cure of private diseases
owing to the utter dsguafcatons of those who profss
kindness toward, the nnfounstely afflicted well sheer
Justice 70 Dr. MULLEN, Ne. 8o CUsTonHoUsE STREET.
lis II It's worst and most appalling form and several
could obtain in New Orleans without being at III benefit.
tedIindeed grew worse At Length heard of Dr. Mnl.
lens great reputation applied to him. and to my great
Joy in three weeks he restored perfect health Sub.
scnbed New Orleans. Jan. T. 18E
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ANCHORS AND CHAINS
CC AANCHORS. a from 400 to 300 pounds:
an - ChAiN GABLES, from Y to IL inch in store.
zes OF the above will be constantly receiving and for
sac T SAML. LOCKE, 8 and Front Ieves '"'
Ia~ Between Customhouse sud Bienvilis n
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EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs BORDERS OR DAY PUPILS

CARoNDELET STREET, NEAR ST. JOSEPH STREET.
ENSTABLISHED in 1842 under the supenntendence of
"a the Misses ALLISON from London,-In this Institu.
the of study thorough and systematic vague
theores superficial methods Of teaching to elicit display
or literature.
The French Languages under the supentendence Of a
French gentleman OF high literary attannents other lam
guages music and the accomplishments taught by
tiers of equal eminence in their professions
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils for ofone of the eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
U Temsmay be known on application to the residence
ofthe Misses ALLISON. Carondelet st. n28 ly
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

RzETTs EETIT1XS INo ASP c0Rha RmhTatTI6hYb
~ CREATIVE ELIXIR:-This is the only actual RENE.
dy ever discovered for mpotency General Debility Noe
cIet habits and many OF the nor1ms recently recommended
for the same sS%pant: are worthless limitations which is
into the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
sa
in single instance that has been authenticated to any
are S the as % sass
the publication Of certificates of Uf the question:
the proprietor could produce host of the most conclusive
not accidentally obtained but firmly based upon its
to BE- In .
would not have been but for this extraordinary prepara
ha ns G %
the price of the Juno Cordial because the trash that has
ba & be sa Sa S ssd
ought be much dearer as many Of the ingredients which
the Others made Of cheap drugs worth but little in mo.
ney, and less We the reader the utmost
the mentioned above and also Of those Which fol-
low viz: Los. Of Muscular Energy. Physical Las:tude
aoa ss and M Ss
cohea or Whites and Flqo Albos, and disease in
Faneons ali Of which i will afford almost immediate
relief and used as directed is almost certain to produce
ss nsy ssse:
L 70 H. the 81 S
beneficial results may be anticipated with confidence It
tie precedence Italy, and will all other countries where
it may become known.
Consumption and have administered with great success to
patients who have our climate for the reso
been added to the catalogue for the Of ncpient
sumption.
pointed Messrs JUDsoN CO., Of the city Of New York
in the United States of America my Agents for its SALE
and none can be HN6So sf'sis SG%s a HHf
ga Naples July 18th 1s4s. -.
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By GUM.-The- New Haven boat leaves New
York at an early hour and the passengers generally
come at the last minute, in desperate hurry. One
day last week lady and her husband stepped on
board just as they were drawing in the plank, but
and screamed out-'f Goodness, George, must go
back to the Astor House have left my teeth in
the wash bowl 7"
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STOP HERE E!-$500 FORFEIT.
NO. ID CaRONDELET STREET....S Sign of the
.EscuLapian Statue
hR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Con-
IL POUND SPECIFICS and ANrI-VFNrRRA Al MI xruRR Rs
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Naples, July 10Th, 1848.
Sold ONLY In New Orleans at SO POYDRAS STREET.
in Mobile BY R. Joseph Tucker fy8 Ivo


UONSUMPTIOM CURABLE.
"SOME reader will ask. What it possible to repro-
- duce Lungs that gomez Certainly not But a
cGarce may form and the patient will recover -.4narai
DR.. TUNSTALL, of London, Edinburg and Paris after
% years experience the Medical Prosson (see Diplomas
at bis Ofiice) attends daily to DISEASES OF THE
ness Of the Chest Hectic Flush. Pain in the Chest Colds
Bronchitis Night Sweats, and other Diseases of Debility
References given to numerous patients in this city.
Dr. T. will take pleasure in examining the Chest and his
first consultation free 72 Circus street between Per-
diddO and Gravier streets. ian .
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or "Did YOU receive my remittance, Nathan

n~ It has been suggested that the best board Of
health in the world is the wash-board.
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sLAV E d g r OF.

u slave Yard and Boarding-House $50 Glayier
street. second door from Carondelet
ouSE sEkVANfS and FIELD HANDS for sale
Sa favorable terms The building large three story brick
h0nse. and nsOdous Slave Depot Particular
attention viii be paid to the health and cleanliness Of ali
p~~ AS sNn Yard. SNH
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OF Did you receive my remittance, Nathan
my son %
f'Yes, father"
"Then why did thee not buy new coat thy
present one is very fragile"
"Why-the fact is-that left all my money ii
the bank at New Orleans"
"Ah! thy economy is certainly commendable-
in what bank %
81 do Mt exactly remember what bank, father
know it was very good one, as it had Scrip
tura name. 1t was-um ! let me sect was tht
Pharaoh bank, Think
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"There is no harm," says the Rev. MIR.
Montgomery, I" in smoking tobacco, except that it
sumption, consumption to death-that is all"
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DAILY CRESCENT.

THE REToRT DIsCoURTEoUs.-Ata convention
of clerpymen. not long since. it was proposed by
one of the members after they had dined, that each
one should entertain the company with some inter-
esting remarks. Among the rest, one drew upon
his fancy, and related a dream In his dream he
went to heaven, and he described the golden Streets
the river of life, etc, ETC. AS he concluded one Oh
the divines who was. somewhat noted for his penu-
rious and money saving habits, stepped up TO the
narrator and inquired loosely, Well did you see
anything of me in your dream!" Yes, did.
"Indeed what was i doing Z" You were on
your knees' Praying, was q " No-scrap-
ing up the gold J"
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OF BY an ancient English statute, a fine was
imposed for not burying the dead in woollen.
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j. G % NJ E L, Profess
SPANISH LANGUAGE

No. is Exchange Alley, the St. LoMis Erchcmge.
pRIVATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night
L Transitions from English. French, Portuguese or
Italian, into Spanish French Spanish Italian Portu-
guese into EengIish done shortest notice fy16 6m
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The Cam will leave New Orleans and CaoIlton every
hour ater1 O'Clock Sundays. if the weather is fair
Y The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every Is minutes
from the corner OF Baronne and Canal ss. noy12-6m
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NOTICE.
rIiHE Subscribers have comnleted their arrange ~
u ments for more extended business than thatN n
- hitllero done By the old house. Our stock of~G|
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
surgical INSTRUMENTS AND PKRFuMERY,
embracing as intend it sbal every article needfnl
tothe Heads Of Families Planters and Country Dealers will
not be excellence of quality Of
price Ly any 0t!, 81 house in the trade: while
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
0de can be addressed with confidence and certainty
OF having them properly and faithfully attended to- pre-
vi0usy experienced in this place.
md do JoJ
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DANCI ING AIDE N.Y.
18 Carondelet between Canal and Common Sts.

18 Carondelet between Canal and Common Sts
CONDUCTED IN THE LATEST PARTISAN
" STYLE-Mr. p. CLISSEY has the honor to .oas
inform his friends and patrons of this city, that 80
having returned from his late tour in Paris he has
recommended giving his lessons in that graceful att ~
DANCING. Mr.. C.. will teach QUADRILLEs, IT,
sWALTzEs, PoLKAs, VALsE DEUx TEMPS, VALsE A
CINo TEMPS REpowA, and several other late fashionable
and elegant DANCES that, yet, have not come out
Days for Children. Mondays and Thursdays Mr.. c. will
devote from until clock private lessons to ladies and
gentlemen He has also re0pened his
Acad emy in Lafayette,
Corner of St Andrew and Camp streets, the
mediation of ladies and children who reside at distance io
the City DAYS of Glasses in Lafayette Tuesday and Friday
EY Gentlemen are respectfully informed that Glass will
be opened for them from until 10ocock evening in
the week. particularly for those who wish perfect them
selves in short space of time, Mr. C. engaging teach
them to dance Quadrles in the of month and
to enable gentleman to present himself with and ee
gaDce in any Ballroom. fyS I'm
fR Satisfactory evidence can be shown from many gen.
uemen who favored him with their patronage last season.
E Dizziness OF the head in Waiting entirely cured.
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e-rt.-AT RETAIL. III
Il prices his large stock of CHINA, GLASS and TAy
EARTHENWARE, Cutlery, Plated, Britannia ~
and Japan Ware. and HOUSE FURNISHING -
Families Hotels Steamboats, &c., supplied at the lowest
CASH Prices. Goods for the Country carefully packed
fy3d& W3m SAM'L. E. MOORE, 81 Camp st
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oRooKE AND GLASSWARE,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and City Retailers cS1
y ~ will find at the sign ofthe GREAT PITCHER, M
81 Camp Street Gayier one of the largest stocks T5
Of QUEENSW ARE ever imported into the *
United States, all Of superior qualify latest pattern and
shapes Assorted Crates for Country Trade
Also, Debentun Goods for the Mexican market large
assortment of ofGLASSWARE.
fV Terms moderate and packing guaranteed
fy3-3md&W SAML. e. MOORE. 81 Camp st.
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CRATES of Brass Russia or Berlin Iron. of auy a
pattern size, to suit the Fire place or Mantef So
SITItk SSTIAhk and CURTAIN Rods KITCHEN = L EUR sy0
ssossding houses or Hotels COOKING STOVES. to suit
M M: II D. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES to
SUI sun ~ GeSene. Halls or Pablc Rooms Small DO for Off
&c OF Sounting rooms. Ship and Steamboat CABOOSES
IRON No to 8. for coal or wood STOVE-PIPE Of all
zes, ana put up bath Heaters, Stills Worms Sugar La.
NB-Builders and otheu in want of Crates Tin Con.
per Pipes OF Cutters will find their advantage to call
All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
Viu No 20 Tchoupitoulas st., New Orleans
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rr;! ~ I'M, NJ aF LHEhs EMS AND MAkKlED LADIES.
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
t9 snpPose shs approaching that critical period
for any Of the numerous horrible diseases to which females
are subject at this time of life period may Be delayed
bic for those who approaching . It Is cal
onasd to assist nature qpickennG the blood and lysoI.
The DELICATE diseases to which women are subject braces
By removing the impurities Of the body not 70 far stimuli
ting a. to produce subsequent eaxaoa which the Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and dease
using few bottles of this medicine many severe aad oainu
surgical operations may be prevented. -
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"HOLESALE purchasers to call and examine my very
w large stock of HATS and CAPS in store and -
constantly receiving by every arrival from New
ork, direct from my manufactOry in New.
ark, n j. can sell cheaper than any other house il
the city and there cannot be found in New Orleans
better assorment of those articles have
800 dozen of black white and pearl BUENA VISTAS o
fur and wool. JOHN DURBRIDGE,
1yl2 S8 CustomhOuse st.. up stairs.
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OOIEMAN'S IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
U.ND t.L.4TORY MILLS,
MANUFACTUREDb by w, I. COLEMAN, Girod street.
in successful operation in the following States viz
Ohio New York Pennsylyan Virginia Kentucky, Indi-
kansas Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas
Mexico and account Of their porta5tv the very
thing for California number of them have been pur-
chased recently for those Diggins."
0 Warranted perform TO the satisfaction of the pur
chaser. or money refunded, (mh14l w PC
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OARDIN HOUSE. g,
112 GRAVIER Street, between st. Charles and Cdron,
delet Sreets-One door from the corner of Cdr0ndetet ST.
MRS. WILSON, Gate of "a Bienvle street,) respect.
lNl fully informs her friends and the public generally, a.
that she continues in the above eligible location
House thoroughly reed and prepa red for the accemmo
daton of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for pase patron
she hopes by dgent attention to the comfort and
venence of her patrons 70 merit and receive continuance OF
the same. Her terms will be, heretofore, MODERATE.
n2 1v d& w
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OSe TO the great succsss and immense sale of Dr. Tow,
Agents have commenced making Sarsaparia EStgysc cur
Ehxin bfters Extracts of Yellow Dock etc Tbex ~an
have stolen and they are oeI1
Principal Office, las FEitcn strset Srn pn;,a;..
sS MI rssd:s S..ss4 e. ssss ssys Boston
9 Balmo!e; Cohen. Chaeston: i06 Se,atI P..ri
nnl9sny IN Mcgmw. Natchex-and By sli the pr.sipsl
6ta8, West Indiu and ths Cansdss s"S@s - hHea
]. WRIGHT, II Chazt,ss ut.,se.
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HATS AND GAPS.
I ROBERTSON & CO, No 81 CANAL STREET. has
81. received, per recent arrivals from New York and u
Paris complete assortment Of Gentlemen snperfne 8
- Black and Dab Beaver, Russia Moeskin and -
Nuua HATS, latest styles. Also Infants. Boys
oand Youths Cloth and Velvet CAPS Of every va
rety together with large assortment of all kinds of Straw
HATS found in markets. such Panama, Leghorn,
Campeachy Canada Straw, Pedal Patent and Jenny Lind
All Of which respectfully offer to friends and the
public on the most reasonable tems wholesale and retail
81 Canal street, New Orleans. mh1 3m
vMEGR ESTABLISHMENT.
1--WE UndeIsignelis il constantly manufacturing and has
for salea very sIperior article ceofVINEGAR, ,G%A
which be will GUAR niee to improve by age and l&89
will lehvsr it, free Of charges, in any part OF u
the city or Lafayets. at the following reduced Il
prices, to suit the tines viz Butts, so gallons, a. Barrels 30
gaons, % Is; Balfs 40 gallons cents gallon. libe-
raj disc0unt made ts wholesale customers.
0 line lrolped in the Postoffce will be puncaaly
attended to. Tap9 til JOHN H. WEBB.
Corner Common aud Msais sts. opposite Charity Hospital
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GKEAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS ANp CHI OR I'm
1t s the safest and most eectuaI medicine for purfyny
the sysem and relieving the sufengs upon child
birth discovered. II both the mothe md hs
child psyen pain and disease increases and nches The
food; those who have used it think ndspensable II n
vents disease, attendant aponchdbh costiveness piles
cramps swelling Of the feet dependency heartburn voU.
,oa and II REC ,ss1sns the .ssretOns and the
always sale. and the delicate and most succesfa
vety few ", cases require any other medicine little
and Light food with this medicine. will always insure ssfs
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUSTO.NHO USE and FRONT SITS.
"lL be opened for the reception of BOARDERS on
nshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen. kss:N
TABLK-the best the market will afford -ElA-H
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
city, and pains will be spared render those who may
stop with him. comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
~ Terms reasonable any establishment of the kind
in the city, [ja1 d& Wit E. ALEXANDER ProprietOr
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D T,,n,,nJ-I r.,;Iu bsv. 1GKK, GK Mpr 90. LII
has been the Though Providence of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough. 1t became worse
and AT last raised large qu intties Of blood had
night sweats and greatly debated and reduced and
did not expect tolive have only used Sarsaparia
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me- am now able to walk all over the city raise
BLOOD and my cough has left You can well ina inc
that thankful for these results Your dt servan.
WI. RUSSELL IS Cathefina IA
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tons, Ptnpes PustuS The Face, Blotces Bes Cron
Sore Eyes Rng1orn Teer scaid Head Enarg
Pain Of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers SDhitic Snp
TOMS Scian or Lzbdgo and Diseases arising fill
dieious Use Mercury hscieS Drosy, Exposure IpT11
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A USTRIA AND HUNGARY.

Vienna papers and letters Of the Gath inst.
state that the details of the last battles on the
banks of the Wang had not yet reached Vienna,
though it would appear that the result is the
Illustration of a most obstinate attempt OF the
Hungarians to cross the Waag. On the morn
ing of the 2Oth INST. they had actually got pos.
session of the right bank of the river, but they
were eventually obliged to return to their
former POSITIONS In the meantime, General
Goergey had come up with reinforcements,
and the imperialist leader Wohlgemuth: with
his $4,000 men, was reduced to the necessity
Of acting entirely on the defensive, until, upon
the arrival Of Russian renforcements, fierce
battle ensued, which continued till night parted
the conbatants. The fight recommenc ed on
the afternoon of the following day, and lasted
throughout ill the evening, and the whole Of
the next day. ! he Ilungarlans fought with
furious obstinacy, but they could not prevail
against the united ImpGralist forces, and after
three days battle General Goorgey was ON
PEELED TO lead his troops back upon Tarkashd.
Ncgycd, and Guta. lie crossed the Wang at
the two first mentioned places, and finished by
destroying the bridge at Ncgyed. At Guta
the fugitive Ilungarians made head against the
Imperlalis forces, aud being surrounded by
swamps on each side, and close 10 the fortress
of Komorn, it was found a matter Of impossi-
bility to dslodge them.
The losses of the Hungarans and Imperial
lists were nearly equal. viz. about 5000 men
killed on either side. 1t is generally believed
that General Goergey, after hs retreat across
the Waag, tell back upon Komorn, and that
his headquarters are at present at Gouyo or
Raab.
The Austrian papers state that the Russians
have at length entered Pennsylvania by the
north and south. General Luders, with $4,000
men, is asserted to be at Cronstadt. Their
northern coldmn has entered by Pojana S,ami,
and taken possession OF Bistriz, where they
have been joined by Colonel Urban aud his
flee corps of borderers. A third Russian di-
vision OF $4,000 men is quarorod in the Seek
Ter district. The remains OF the brigade Of
the impcraist General, Wyss, are at Kapuvar,
near the Neusiedcl Lake.
The four Russian corps, which have entered
Hungary by way of DukIa, Komuna, Grab, and
lzby, amount to l44,0 600 men. 1t was stated
at Vienna that part of this force had already
to Eperiesh and Cashua, and that it
was intended to push them forward upon De-
breczin and Grosswarden.
1t is stated that the misunderstanding be-
twpen the Prussian and AustTian Governments
is daily on the increase.
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Number ~.
Ii A STY

Jones, say, Jones!' exclaimed aunt Fanny,
purple with excitement as she hustled into the
parlor' holding in her hand paper amt you
philanthropic man?'
TO be sure | am, Fanny replied uncle
Dick, as he raised his ayes and peered over his
spectacles at his excited partner, what is up
now?'
Whafs up now9' almost shrek ed his spouse ?
why, look there and she thrust the paper
INTO his iese, at the same time pointing with
her night hand iore-fnger to paragraph
Tread that and weep.'
well, what is it p asked uncle Dick, as he
ran His eye over it.
'Oh! you unhunan wretch, you-you ha fd-
hearted sinner; thought you was man with
a little cream Of human kindness in you'
Why, Fanny, believe you're going crazy!'
Gong crdsy!' she echoed, and isn't it
enough to drive one mad when such rascally
things are taking place, and the cowardly men
darsn't stop 'em. ! wish wasn't woman
Hut what's in the paper, makes you act
so!'
Can't you read! Don't it say there: Wo-
men and children starving to death by Morse's
elegraph-Fatal spread Of the cholera by
Electro Magnetic Telegraph--Two bundled
and fifty diving day in New Orleans by Mag
nelic Telegraph-llorrblo riot in New York
and twenty seven lives lost by Telegraph
Terrible fire in Boston; an immense amount of
property lost by Telegraph-Welch's circus
blown down AMI life lost by Electro Magnetic
Telegraph-and yet you men set here with
folded arms, and never raise a finger to stay the
progress of the inhuman, all devastating and
devouring mons,er-I wish l was Il mani
nd aunt Fanny flew out Of the room, leaving
Uncle Dick wrapped in astonishmsnt.
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GEORGE LlPFARD.-The Springfield Republi-
can sets forth the hopes and disappointmenis
Of this literary and political Pretender, thus;
fierce man sits restlessly upon a fiery
charger The stced paws the ground, the
lightning flashing from his hoofs.
The knell Of distant bell strikes his ear.
Il is the kncl Of hope!
A curse issues angrily from between his
guneing teeth,
docs be spurn me, No office! Does he
think me dog that wall chase his enemy ior
noughtl'
A binding rage was ia his eye-he wheeled
and sped like lightning into the darkness! lie
reaches a cave. A scratching, as Of intimate
tigers. Is heard, lie comes forth! HIS eye Is
bloodsho,! lie raises to the silent gaze Of the
Stars a scroll!
lie spoke in slow. cultural uuerdnee' Gen
Taylor, | am your enemy! Yes. !, George
liPpard, ha-ba a-a-s.'
And the opposition papers all over the uhi
ted States copied the words written in ih'
scroll, aud made fools Of themselves. Wei
they did
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Why FARMERS SHOULD be THE FRIENDS OF
MECHANICS AND MANU- AcTuRERs Some days
since, in our office, we were favored with u
yis; from Scotch gentleman, as venerable for
his age and virtues, as he is remarkable for his
sound, vigorous sense. He was, some time
ago, among the founders, in Philadelphia, Of
the Society formed for the Encouragement of
Domestic Industry. He observed, that when
once farmer himself, he was anxious for the
prosperity OF all American mechanics and man
ufacturers. for t,co espeeiai reasons,
1. Because, il they did not succeed in their
own business, he was fearful they would be-
come rivals in his, If only to make bread; and
2dlv, because the more prosperous they were,
the better prices they could give him for what
he had to sell. In a word, he wanted them 10
be numerous, to increase their competition;
prosperous, for the sake Of better prices; near
to him, that between him and them they might
divide the saving in the cost Of exchange.
This seemed TO MS to be the true common
sense view of the subject. the contrary to.-
common sense - Plough, Loom and .4nril.