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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
Great Bargains at Hatcher, lockwood & Cos
Sale Of Piece Goods at Cost,
CONSISTING OF CLOTHS, CASSiMERES,
AND NESTlEGSl

CONSISTING OF CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
AND NESrlEGS!
HANlNG been unexpectedly deprived of the srrvi.
n ces of our Gutter. MI. James b Edwards
aud being urahle To procure the services al any ono
equally efficient and satisfactory 10 our patrons we
have determined 10 sell of r whole stock of Piece
Goods, consisting Of CLOTHS oi every shade aud
style. Aso,n large ,toek It CASSLMERES AND
ESTiAGS.
This stock, which is of the best selected in this
market, consisting mainly OF this Spring purchases we
will sell al Cost, for Cash. and invite the attention Of
our friend and the public to this opportunity of
laying ia their supplies on such iavomb terms.
We shall continue 10 sell our usul accommada-
ting terms, full and complete assortment of Rendy
Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods &c, which Will be
sold at snail profits TO reduce stock.
may 80 HATCHER LOGWOOn & co.
Something superior.
MI cCORkLE d JONES viii have, in II few days,
1'h 30 cnses that celebrated "F G. Stick Linolicc
90 do do. Muss do
To which they il vie the attention of manufacturers.
30
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A,,Ies appropriate to HE Fns Class-Boxes OF hats
bc1t Is al furniture
A. ,cles appropriate TO Second Ckass.-Boxes, bales
II l. good feathers shoes saddcry, glass; paints oils,
l. Ie and C, nfectonery.
Il cies appropriated Third Ctass-Virginio domes'
II, .1gar coffee liquor baggng rope butter, cheese
mani acture tobacco, leather hides yarns,
pert n sheet iron hollowware, queensware, castings
hard yare marble, fdresscd andoher heavy articles
onItn ,rated in spec ial or fourth classmates
A..icles appropriate 10 The Fourth Ciass-Flour, lin
.ars rice pork beef fish lard tallow and bacon lin
ca. boxes sacks) beeswux, bales of rags ginseng
AMI tried fruit, bar iron, marble (undressed) r and
gr nd stones, mill gearing.
a. ( 80 miles $50 Salt per bushe ! 8
''s'r I''r 100 miles 200 cfFifry pounds. 10
TN ct = ! $50 miles $50 m
Voo IDS zoe miles. 300 Carrie ast. J -
SeIf 7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31

On Thursday ucrn on, Tie Isl ii Junea. o'clock,
will b,s,ld on the pnm ses IA very desirable buldng
lot continuing an acre. sin ate in the nrighho ODD
Of Mr. Nm. Ch,ey. The above lot is beautifully loca
ted for bui'd ng. Terms NJ sale.
may l9.tds c. RICHARD PHELPS. Auctr.
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GENTLEMEN NOTICE.

vu,HE subscriber has hand good ussortr,e nt of
i Shirts, both Linen and Cotton the cut una make
n1exce-Ied bv any Jeans and Linen Drawers Cotton
liz nnl Merino Gauzr Under shirts. Cotton. Linen,
Six and Nerino lafhosr, some "xtro sizes hes: ply
SIl,rs Byron and sttnd-up ri lin md corded SILK and
KID Cloves straw AMI other co'ors, summer Cravats
W. S,ocls of various kinds, all as low they can be
l,an, where Gentlemen wanting cont, panls or
yos, If good maeriul and fashionable tim, would d"
VII 70 cxar,i, his Clothes Drap Etc Cassmeres.
billings ves,inss, &c. which will be s"d without
making if preferred AMI when made Tn Sn'i',ln i"
f, and workmanship guaranteed " NJ l., AYE
III a'' r p.ar Tailor. 80 mdf
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by TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Daily virginian.

Boston, May 30.-The trial of the fugitive
Burns, has been postponed till next Friday
Less excitement has existed to day. \ petition
circulated in this city, for the repeal of the Fugi-
tive Slave law. has been signed by many persons
who sustained the compromise measures of 1850
RICHMOND MARKETS.
RICHMOND, May 30.
Flour held at 80 30 tot IS. Wheat white
81 IS to 81 so. Corn 40 to 75
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1aUAD OLA very superior article put up IN
~ en no '" y. R. LYMAN.
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NEW GOODS AGAIN.
Will you Read the Truth ?

4 Medicine hnvo merit and great mcrt,o stand
"A the test ofpublic opinion, No nrt Of mnn can
ealvanse worthless article To keep IL up good
medicine if II be not rem Nv 50.
good medicine will live, be ONO popular mud cx-
tend il sncs yeur nfter year, in spite of opposition.
The peo e readily find out lis virtues aud the nme of
tirnl passes from ,utl mouth with mnrc rapidly
than newspapers spread ii. living witness testi.
Tying To the cue medicine has made for him is of far
service Il an any newspaper advertising.
In prool Of hni sly above. refer you To
HAMPToNS VEGETBLE TINDTURE, md its ef-
frcIs lla praise is IN the mouths of muliudea. The
bess men in country give their testimony TO its
wonderful cures Among them Hon. II
Clny, Hon Rich. Johnson. Vice President of the
United Stairs with hundreds of others Onpt. Tbomus
Canot-broiher To the celebrated physioian of the
Emperor of Fmnre--wn. cutsd by II of disease of
seven yeals standing the skill OF all the Doctors ol
Europe and America had G,iled to euro.
TRUTH is MIGHTY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
AT JOHN P. WRIGHTS
Watch, JeWely and Drug Store.

a. lG11l WUKT II OF NFLENUID WATCH
- Il .UUV Els. DIAMONDS, Jtwelry and Fan
Goods to be presented to my in few days
Every buying from dollars worth of
Go DDS shall receive No. which shall correspond
ucty siuilur numb,r retained by me-. All the
ber- retained by shall be placed together and, after
being wei shaken many Eumt ers rs there pre-.
SCENTS nudrd below, drawn out and whatsoever holds the
corresponding number the LIST drawn shal be
titled to the Isl gift and so ON till all are given out.
will warrant all goods sold by To be the lowest
market price. All | ask is liberal uade from my
friend. the public and will sell my goods cheap,
and make splendid presents.
Below can be found list of the Presents:
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Read the follow ing Gcuhcate trem Lady endorsed
by Postmaster Il. =. Coorcr:
Hampshire county. Va March Is 1854. {
Mr. +. T. Cooper Dear Sir Agreeable to your
quest and my desire to benefit the afflicted here
by certify the gteat relief have eoeiv ed from tho
of Hamp,on's Vegetabie Tmctme,
was tnken with violent pDipiiaton or rather nut-
tering AMI trembling OF the henrt, which continued sew
ernl dnys II seemed ms ifmy heart had almost forgotten
It's Office The hmilv became alarmed and procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine, and bcoIe had taken
one bottle of this Tmc'me Of HamPion's was en-
tireIy relieved.
This is the third iusancc of relief in my family from
the of this valuable Medicine Two or three years
ngo laid up with alteration of my ankle from effect
of what is generally called ilk leg had lost all tusle
and appetite abd the sore VII eh soe fam inches
ul and down, and huff way around my ankle. rejected
every effort to heal il until prooored IInmpton's Veg
rtnble Tincure.one bottle of which restored my health
healed my ankle, mud am freer from swelling thnn for
the last Mi,1yyears.
again, one OF my daughters very low from
dysentcy aud when she began ait up her feet
menced swelling, which increased every dav and began
10 be very pninfu-she used u bottle of Hampton's
1inctnre the pnns were nssuaged, tue swelling sub
vi ted and her health ieinrnel-~e kept her legs bnn
daRed with strips Of wooden uotil her strength returned
have been thus particular, TINT others Ter similar
circumstances might be induced TO avail themselves of
This remedy Yours with respect
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify tint personally acquainted
with Mrs. Edwards, md can snfcly recommend tho a
bove statement to be correct
II. + CooPEn, Postmaster,
Capon B-idRe Hampshire county, Va.
~ Delicate Ladie, and Children will please give
trial.
lspace nil not print 10 name hundreds Of others,
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Canot Robert Gaut.
james Smytb, cured of rheumatism
John Pervuil s. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. V. Esk-
rdpe. u, s. NAVY, and thousands OF others cured of
Dyspcpsia, Scrofua, Cough Liver Complaint Bronchi-
tis ST. Yitus' Dance, &c. We refer citizens
Cnll them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant! The Verdict has gone 1orth AHadmu
that champions Ifncture" has no Superior !!
ScoTrsvILLE. Albemorle Co Va,
March 2Sh 1853. {
Mesas. Mortimer d Mo,ebray :-Gentlemen--I hive
been afflicted for the last eight ycnrs with hheuu ntism
Dyspepsin and Lver Complaint, suffering all the while
VIII ilh pnins in the shoulders hip, bn'k and side, shift
ing from side the other, Palpiteon OF the heart
loss of appetite, cold sweo,s night, excessive cosve
ness and great debility and weakness | tried many
,uies which done good, but rnther grew
worse. Last fall | advised 10 Try champions
Vegetable Tincture and am happy say it has cured
me. am free rom all pain, and ia the enjoyment
Of perfect hand take great pleasure in recommend
ing the Tlncture o u nf cted as have been.
Yours, JAMES NJ NOEL.
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Notice 10 Slave Owners.

NOtICe 10 SIOVe OWmcFSs
4 AM anxious t, hire FIFTY NEGROES, in large
l. small numbers, for the balance of the year. work
in the coal mines belonging the Mont Carbon Coal
Company on the Kanawha river, in Faye.te county Va
| am prepared pay cash down for good hands. 1t
owners having Negroes hire will write at Gau'
ley Bridge Fayete county Va, stating full particulars,
| shall be happy TO communicate with them immediate
" s. +. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt. Corban Coal Co.
Armstrong Creek, Fayette co., Va.
NAV rs, l854.-tf
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All COST.
4 have determined In sell al my
Il PRINT d md e sLORED BERAG Els
PRINTED IND PLAIN TISSUES,
COLORED SHKS

The elk Of thu alb. We fresh and large. aud al
ford, grand opportunity TO Il public o Getting lem
did gnnds. without profit. John q. MEEM
NAV % isf
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Superior Salad Oil.

A SUPPLY of pnie Salnd Oil for tabl" just to
"A hand and for sale by JOHN H. SEAY & CO.,
msylo Druggists
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ut
Rs & lRBY'S
pot, I shall 5.

Bpot, / shall !
hand tiiihle |
,g on bad will
Hall and P@I
ribs. Hat Ra'i
+. SpilloonN y
ms. Sc w.
SLAUGHTER
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"a Word to The Wise

"a Word to The Wise"
rs not altoays sufcient-.everal words "eeded.-
l. .De Burgs Super Phosphate Lime" fertizeris
supported by array of who have tested 1t that
ought to carry conviction all. Now is the time to
apply it to the Corn and Tobacco crops 1t may be
had in quantities to .uit with directions for from
may % Is. r. SACkEIT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
THE + EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from james Harris, Esq Letter. Alexandria,
Va.-Alter speaking of wonderful cures himself he
says: 'Mrs. H. has been suffering with the liver
plant and with inability, constantly complaining, hom
weakness, through her whole system. She enjoys
better health than o tnify years being entirely resor
ed by the of Hampton's Vegetable I'incture."
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extract from
Letter from J. Chimes, Esq, Loulon county Va.-"My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great week ness
pain in the breast, side and back pal pation e the
heart feebeness of the ysen loss Of appetite
complexion saow the sight of eye almost gone. the
other We y weak. | pleased 10 say, Hamptons
Ticture has restored her perfect health Her eyes
are ms good ever they
10 Call und get rlamphlets
Sold by j. Fl. SEAY, 81 CO., Lynchburg; SOW ERS.
Scottsville; j. BROWN, Churlotesyi lie, and by all
Druggists throughout The State. mar 24.d&cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31

ON CONSIGNMENT.
lust received on CONSIGNMENT, to be sold on fa'
- vurable terms clnse-
10 hhds Porto Rico and N. o. Sugar,
30 bbls. Coffee Sugar,
10 do. Pulverzed Sugar,
SO bags Rio and Lagura Coffee,
80 bbls No l. Hearings.
10 do. Mackere
40 boxes Sperm Candles,
30 bbs. Recti6ed Whiskey,
10 do. Tanners Oh
Al OF which will be sold greatly educed prices.
mayer VIM. n. MOcbI, Aoc.r
DUALON,S INVIGORATOR & HAIR
Il DYE-pomra les, Phocome &c-for sale BY
voas. R. ETABLER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31

irish POTATOES.-l00 bus. Irish Pota
l. toes, received this day, by Railroad, aud for sale by
apl 2lts LEE & JOHNSON.
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ItoDATE son .
e on st sir'''
fer. o. Esq. g.;
n street, ',dp'
may 10 dl"
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Mt /!
a Co.

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., aI.oal,t and
IA rs They
,na,. ,l,ot can
ar, held nhl!
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engage
deeds, COIL
ers dtsirtil'u
u RRANCn
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Z" JTfR " ~
recently won ,
eep them in .,
Il grind both . :,
| terms. Nv
on. and win !, !"
ENCE in M ,l,
zee Of LyneI.l,n.
DoNALD,SS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
III.
Rail Road
DEPOT.

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A GOOD HOUSE-kEEPER can obi lin a
"A SITUATION in the family of H.. s. Langh,rne. on
Church street Lynchbug. (may l6-dts)
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A Citizen of the Old Dominion

Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant! The Verdct has gone .fortM AHadmit
that champions Tincture" has no Superior =! !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31

IN r. r. Co
25ti,. 1854
he Baggage u
them will pl
he requ red to
lined
hens, care Ut
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BY WM. II. MOsBY, Auctioncer,
BUILDING LOT At AUCTION.

STORE ON BANK SQUARE, MAIN STREET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29


II is said that Mr.. Cosr JOHNSON has b
elected President of the Company under WI
auspices Col Kinney is going out like amos
Pizarro. Cortez, or Alvsrsdo, to subiugste O
trail America a1d set up another slsve-dris
Republic. This most fs appointment; but
respectfully suggest that the eminent hnaus
who have Just made so remarkable campaig.
Texas ought also to be enlisted in the new Q
eminent. With Cost johnson for Presds
Col. Kinney for Generalissimo. and the Hoai
]. Walker for Treasurer, there is no doubt
enterprise would go through. Probably by F,
time Central America is settled and & uillioi
40 of African hestheps are brought there TO-
Joy the mingled blessings Of Democracy :
American institutions, the State OF Texas wit
ready to take Mr. Walkers bogus securities
that he can build the Pacific Railroad afterl
BY all means, let him have the place Of Pc
and only Minister of the new Republic, tor VII
The Beston Ttltgrsyh suggests the apProprs
name of GRABTOwN. What spleadid chs
Grabtown will offer for our Moonshine staten
to apply his theories of fee.trade and sll
world getting rich by speculation He can
. revenue tariff there without the sl'ghtesta
ger of the times growing any worse in CO..
queuce. We live in momentous epoch. "
wants to 20 to GrabtOwn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29
OHIO AND GEORGIA.

Mr. Stephens, Of Georgia, in late speech in
the House of Representatives, makes the Quixotis
experiment of proving from the cenlzs returns,
that the Agricultural productions Of Georgia are
greater AID moro valuable than those of Ohio.
We have Lately gone very fully into the subject
Of the comparative agricultural products Of the
slave and free States; but it may not be uninter-
estng to notice the unfair and unc andid estimate
By which the Representative from Georgia hopes
10 impose On the public proposition 50 palpsbly
absurd.
Incredible - il may appear. he estimates tho
price of the products Of Georgia at from thirty to
dfty per cent. higher tAan those of Ohio; and ct
the sane tne hs has the soslasss to leAvs out
As article Of hay from tho oaleslssisa, bscsase
The by crop Of OHIO il worth fifty per cent.
mere TN ths great staple Of Gssesia, Gotten |.
he ~ ~sp Of tAs 6rass. svse nd slsvs tAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29
GREAT ExcITEsIEYT- BARGAINS.
NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Dec. 81
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:


I..EDITORIALs The New, from Europe; The Az.
tude Of Frusss; G0uginz: The Usury Laws The
Post Office Department; The Nery Popalar Insitr-
tion; The Kansas Outrage; The True Ground; The
Cnmean Cam pssn; What We Have Eaten, &c.
1.-THE STATE OF EUROPE Letters from Our 0w n
Correspondent
Ill. .CALIFORH Arrival of the steamship George
Law The Mines
Iv..THE WAR: More of the Battle Of Inkernsnu; Cor.
refpondeDee OF The London Times
y..MR. sEwARDs SPEECH AT TIE NEW
ENGLAND FESTIVAL.
VITO THE WOMEN OF THE STATE or NEW
YORK: Letter from Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
vII..NEw PUBLICATIONS. The Engkh Cyclopedi,,
ty Charles knight.
VIII. REVIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving, In condemned
and most conspicuous form. the latest and most i'm
pOrtsrt thst have trenspred 10 the City.
United States Mexico. New Grenada. South Pacific
Cost Europe, aud Australia.
IX..POLIrICAL NEWS: Iows-U. 8. Senstor; Nords;
Michigan Election.
XEORTH AND SOUTH: BY Mrs. Gsskell, suthor Of
Mary Barton Ruth Crawford, &c.
XI..OUR COUNTRY SUBSCRIPTIONS
XII. LECTURES on FARMING.
xII.THE SLAUGHTER OF 1854.
XIV. THE POULTRY TRADE
xv..THE BRITISH MILITARY SERVICE.
XyI.sLAyERY IN KANSAS
XVII. MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
XVIII. TELEGRAPH: The Latest News received by
Telegraph
XX..REvIEw OF THE MARKETS: Reports Of the
Stock, Grain, Provision ana CATTLE Markets. very
fully and specially reported for The Tribune
Single copies In wrappers be obtsIed at the counter
h the Publication Office this morning Price 81 cents.
SUBSCRIPTIONS. copy for year, 81 three copies
e5; FIVE copies, s.; ten copies S12.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29
The Exprsss thus discOurses:

"The black man living in or born On the frs
Of the free State of New. York cannot undefs
why he should not be permitted to approsch tas
lotbox on the same footing with Patrick, or au
Monsieur, who has only been five years in Ans
The man with the ebon skin has TO pay ~ go
$3.50 for the privilege, while all sorts Of forsie
'lstons 20 eco. free. Now, the colored folk
as that is not the freedom nor the liberty.
Nortbsrners are always telling the slsvehsiS
the South 10 give to the Africans there--wby
Us see your charity begin at home-jast for ones
Ansrer-The "Northerners who sre 81"
"telliDp the slsveh.lders at tho South to I
freedom to the Africans there are alresdI,
always in favor of Equal Fights ior Al
here. It is such "Northerners (wi1. ."
ern principles) as control The E'r's'' sna'
vent the e1tsnsion Of Political Francai's
"the black man born on the free soil Of the
Estate of Nsw-York." The Erprs' known
osrfec.lv wen-why does it seek to befos g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29

The Board of CouDcilmen have before them an
ordinance, which we print in another column,
for the suppression Of Sunday Rum-selling. 1t is
pretty nearly resnactment Of the State law,
which never was and never will he enforced ia
this City-at least not until there is great i'm
provemeRt in the character and habits Of many
Of those WHO so,emnly swear, on their induction
to Office faithfully to execute all the State and
Municipal statutes, and then, for three hundred
and sixty.fye days in the year, permit ten
thousand violations to be done in their very sight
without moving finger to fulfill their brave oaths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29

cheap ssd coarse Wooden fabrics. By the Tsri6
of as this WAS reversed, and while no ~sel pss
allawed to come in ,ritAeH. paying dny Of THIRTY
per csnt, servsl importaA descriptions Of wooIen
fabries rers admitted at tp.s,y and srsnty re per
eent. We have time and again called attention to
this most suicidal anomaly, but could never coax
even The Pos. to explain or justify it. resolu-
ton asking Sc cretsry Walker to tel! why this dis
examination against doing our own work by our
own labor was made, was voted down ia the
House in iS by party vote. Dem 'cratic Ed
itor (Weu!worth) then declared that he would
explain II on. of Congress; but we have not yet
been favored with his explanation. No defender
Of the Tariff Of AZ has dared to give any.
The simple truth 10 that our present Wool and
Woelen duties are founded on a juggle aud a
fraud. The duty OF Wool of all kiadS was fixed
at thirty per cent. 10 order to deiude the wool
growers with show Of Protection; while the
duties on Flannels, Blankets, Baizes, &c, were
fixed at twenty and twenty-five cent. in order to
satisfy the clamors COR cheap negro-cloths, DC.
The result is-s was foreseen-most disastrous
To take the duty of OF Wool would Of course
afford some relief to our wooden MANUFACTURER
but not in the right way. We already (ste the
Treasury Report import, in one form or another
two-thirds OF the $50. 100000 pounds Of Wool in
which We are annually clothed. We think that
quite as much as we eau pay form fact more.
Let US go back to the principle Of the Tariff Of
4s-allow the very cheap, coarse Wool to come
in free or at nominal duty, and (if jon will
some cheap. coarse Fabrics at moderate rate,
but in pose high duties on fine Wool, and on all
imported BroAdcloths and fine or fancy fabrics.
(We should prefer minimum OF ten cents per
pound on fine Wool and one dollar per yard on
Broadcloths: other fabrics in propor!ion-) In
der such Tariff we should soon grow our own
Wool and make our own Clothes; instead of run
hing in debt for both while artisans and opera
uyes f,mish for want Of work.