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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
Lewis County Seminary.

TNHIS INSTITUTIONS located in tho town of
l. Weston, Lewis county, Va, aud has boon
established with the view of meeting the iucreu-
sing demand for educational facilities in this sec
ton Of Virginia. The surrounding country is
fertile and healthy, Astounding, in picturesque
scenery, and inhabited by population proven
bal for their sobriety, intelligence and high tone
Of morality. SO that parents who place their sons
or daughters hero, can feel assured of their be-
ing exposed 10 none of those ulluremeuts to dis
siPation and vice that beset youth in our lurpe
towns aud cities.
EXPENSES-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Per Session of Five Months $500
Incidental expenses, 50
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
First Division, $500
Second do, 1000
Incidental expenses, 90
Tuition to be paid quarterly, in advance, and
no pupil will be reudmitted unless the balance of
all preceding accounts be paid beforehand Pu-
pills will be charged from tho beginning of the
term on which they enter and no deduction will
be made on account of absence, except in cases
Of protracted sickness.
Young men desrious Of preparing themselves
for an early and advantageous entrance to Col
lego can be prepared in from 10 10 Ia months ac.
cOrding to their advancement and habits Of s:udy
and thus save time and expense {: should longer
time be required no charge will be made. In
such cases $40 extra will be charged per year.
Punctuulity in the discharge Of duties, and
6tOFoHS"tSSo AZ SSAO'OASuPS WILL 10 luSlSteo on
from every pupil.
The Academic year is divided into two ses-
sions of 90 weeks each, commencing as follows:
The fall term the first Monday in September,
the summer torn tho first Monday in February.
It is of vast importance to those who cOuteml-
plate connection with this institution to be pre-
sent ut the opening Of the term that they may
have equal start with their classmates.
For circulars giving full particulars of the in
stitutiOn, address the Principal,
JAS. s. COCHRAN.
T By permission-the following references ::
Jonathan NJ. Bennett
r. J. McCandiish,
Thomas Bland, Weston, Va.
Minter Bailey,
John Morrow, Esqrs.,
Hon. VIM. Bigler, U. S. Senator, Penna.
Ephraim Banks, Aud. Gen.
J. A. Morrison. ms. Drugs, PhiIa.
I" Chas. Shalor, Pittsburg.
Rev. III. A. Boardmln, D. D., Phila.
WIN, Anuan. D. D., Pittsburg.
Jas. S. Woods, D. D., Lewistown.
July 11th, 656.-1y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13

To MAKE HENs LAr.-Provide them a
warm, light, dry place and not crowded
Give them easy access to clean water and
a Tasiety of food, such as corn. corn and
cob meal. into which are. stirred a few
scraps, with boiling water in cold wealth.
er. together with boiled potatoes. pound
ed oyster or clam shells, gravel, pounded
dry bones and oats. barley or wheat, if
eonssnient. 3stt the corn, cob meal and
scraps are the elnaf,items W.. Fur.
nter. -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
Star Foundry.

NULBERTsON, MORRISON & Co., manu-
~ lacturers of Stoves, Crates, Hollowaro,
Threshi"g 4 Reaping Machine Castings, and
Castings generally. No. 60 Market street,
Wheeling, Va.
Also, agents for Burke & Barnes Patent Sa-
lanandor Fire Proof Sa Oh. War;, nted.
New additions arc being constantly made to
our patterns, ie27
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Harrison House,
BRIDGEPOltT. "a

DNIUN1 EFUN ' a.
THE undersigned would respectfully announce
l. to the public, that he has opened Public
House i'll Bridgeport, Va.
This House having boon built and fitted
up expressly for tho entertainment of tho
public, he feels nfdent that he can satisfacto-
rily entertain all who may favor him it'll call.
IFS STABLE is largo and convenient and
will be carefully attended.
Charges will DO made vt all times as rca1una-
bio as circumstances will admit.
ID. d. WILKINSON, Proprietor.
April 4th, lS55.-lv
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13

y French and English chemicals, Drugs,
Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Paints, OILS,
Dyestuffs, varnish, Brushes, Glass, Spices, Perfu-
merry, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Confcctionc-
nv, etc, etc. Also, large stock Of
Tobacco, Snuff and SegaFs,
Ofevery brand and quality all of which he will
sell low for cash, on tho usual credit to pune
fW- Physicians can rely upon having their
prescriptions carefully compounded. Goods
are selected with care. and warranted - repre-
sented. nov1O fy
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Hootels.
BARTLEToT,S MOTEL.-

FTIHE undersigned having re- built and enlarge
L his Hotel, is now prepared to entertain visit
tors and travellers in . manner unsurpassed in
Western Virginia. zgsat s55F
HIS HOUSE, Is large comfortable three story
brick buiding pleasantly located in the centre OF
the town; contiguous to the Court house and the
principal business parts OF the place, and is pro-
yided with all the cenyeniences for keeping afrst
class hotel. = 80 !.
H,s TABLE will BIO supplied with the best the
country can afford, and ... l,..ssss. E.ssssz.-.
His BAH stocked with the choicest Liquors. 3
Every attention will be paid to ronder the Wis
its OF those who may favor him with call, COM
Portable and pleasant. i,
Harrisburg, March Gath, 1s52.-ly
N.B.-The stable is attended by careful end
trusty hostlersS - sra -' -7E,--f- % Fr,ss.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
N. w. Va. Railroad.

sss ss ASQn THIS ROAD, ha
5sl-SsZE-1--SaS - wing been pat in OPP
Grafton through to Carksburg, will carry freight
and Webster, at the same rates as are charged
upon the Bait. s.. Ohio Railroad, for like dis
lance. All freight consigned to other places than
Piedmont, Cumberland, Martinsburg, Harper's
Ferry, Baltimore, Moundsvile or Wheeling,
must be paid for the whole distance at Grafton,
and for the above named stations, the freight
must be paid to Grafton only. s5-f
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
Understandings!

Pa Tho Subscribers having formed a part
A. Nrership in tho BlAckstnithing business.
q ~aHA and takon tho shop formerly Occupied by
G W. Mctiinnis, near BHrtlcst's Hotel arc pre-
pared to do any kind of work in their line, at
the Shortcst notice and upon the most reasonable
forms. All work warranted.
COLLINS 81 BASH.
Cl"rksburg, Feb. 3, lS56-ly
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virginia. Hotel.

by II. A. BARRON, PIIILLIpPI, Vu.---
ID Tho proprietor hus re-Opened his house
for the accommodation of the public, and re-
spectfuliy soIicits sIlure of patronage. Ills ho-
tel has just been enlarged and fitted up in good
style, aud lie will spure no pains to contribute to
the comfort and convenience Of those who NAV
blvUr him with their custom.
IL There is attached to the house u good sta
BILE attended by careful and trusty hostlcrs.
October 4th, IS54-y
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Fcffcrinan Hlnuse

ny ID. Z. DELAY, has undergone a thorough
- renovation, and been fitted up in IL good
style. The subscriber hopes to give general So
tiStuction to tho public.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with all the
dclcacics ofthc season, and attentive walters.
Hts STABLE is ut all times supplied with tho
bcSt of provendor, and truSty hoStlcrs.
Ih"nkfui to " generous community for past
samo. d. Z. DELAY.
June 90 1S56,-lY
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
Landon Academy,
AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I TKBANA, Frederick Co., Md. Landou is sit
~ uated in ono of the most beautiful, healthy,
retired yet accessible parts ofour country. It Is
distant miles from the Evansville Depot of the
b. d Z. E Whilst it is easy of access, it is re-
moved from tho temptations incident to public
places. The course OF instruction embraces an
of the branches taught In tho best Academies of
our country. The Military feature, whilst Il af-
fords healthy and improving exercise, does not
Interfere with the studies of tho pupils. OiIeu-
lars containing full particulars may be had MON
application 70 the Principal. - = -
Refer to b. Despards Isq., and Judge Camden.
OF Slarksbnrg, who have sons at Landou p : =
y \ r. JONES,
urbana, Frederick County, Md
October slst, 1s56.-sm
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
Purify the blood!
flats Life pills s. Phenix Bitters.

FREE FROM ALL MINERAL, P0IsOSs.
THE great popularity which Motfat's Life
l. Pills and Phoenix BitterS have attained in
consequence Of tho extraordinary cures effected
by their use, renders it unnecessary for the pro-
protors to enter into particular analy ss of their
medical virtues or properties. Having boon
more than twenty years before tho public, and
having tho united testimony Of moro than three
the enjoyment of perfect health by thom, it is
believed that their reputation As the best vegc-
table medicine now before the public, admits Of
no dispute. In almost every city and village in
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
Dried Apples Wanted.

+ WISH to purchase 900 bushels OF good
l. bright, Dried Apples.
l have constantly On hand a large stock OF
Dry Good x. q cs, Oh, Salt, Nails, Crates.
Stoves and Glass. Also, Fresh Butter, Potn-
toes, ctc, cali sold the best forms. Call and sec
A. n. BASTABLE.
ClRrkShurg, Nov. Ii, 1S56.-l4tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
LOCUST TIMBER.

10, l, and u feOt long, and upward 10 inch es
in diameter at tho small end.
W, WHiTE e 2 SLAVES; inches long, 5 to /
A inches long, inches wide, inch ihich on
the heart edge. Also, Sc inches long, to 5
inches wide, inch thick.
FOR HEADISe. ~ inches long, ~ to Is in
ches wide, inches thick on the heart 9 dge.
Bank. G. C. MILLER, Cashier Bank of Com
merce, Baltimore. nol4 3m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
Livery Stable.

I'm The subscriber is pre- IE1E2>
~ pared to accommodate the {lH
public with Horses, Vehicles, &C., SI2-S y
upon the most reasonable terms. Stable on
Pike street about half way between Walkers and
Dents Hotels, CIarksburg. =. -
Horses taken on livery at reasonable rates:
Horses at all times for sale.
A Hack is regularly run from Clarksburg t o
Fettorman.
,a-- VIC. SAVIOR,
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United States Hotel

II :. COMFY, Proprietor, opposite tho
This house has been refitted aud many i'm
royements made by the present proprietor, who
viii spare no pains to contribute to the comfort
OF his visitors
%GOod Stnbling attached to the house
sep2l
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Charles Smith.

PORTH ATT, Sign & HOUSE FAINTER, &C.,
Nearly opposite a. Criss' Store, Main st.,
ClarksbuTg, Va.
His shop is the second door above Barnes
Drug Store. lilo will also give lessons in draw
ing. Rooms at Dents Hotel. fobl5lv
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
Randolph & Latf,ner

ELoUR and GENERAL Commission
Il MERCHANTS, Sc South street, (BowIy's
whurf) two doors south of Pratt st.
They are prepared TO furnish bags to PERSONS
grain to their address. aui9 ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
Bayly Keys & Som,

GROCERs d COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, No. 9, South Entaw Street,
selling of Flour, Grain, Wool, Leather, or any
kind Of country produce which may be co nsigned
to their care and by leave we rofcr to the follow
ing gentlemen. ~
". Harrison, Beuj. Wilson, Chas. Lewis,
J. D. Wilson, Burton Desparl, Clarksburg.
J. NJ. Bennett, Jas. Bennett, Minter Bailey,
Caleb Boggess, VIM. E. arnold, RI. McCan-
~. Winter, VIM. e. Fitzhugh; g.. ". San
dusky, Messrs. W. johnson 81 Co. Elias Lawson
Bridgeport. -.s ..-.......
NJ. II. johnson, L. D. johnson, g. II. A
Kunst, ]: E. Shapes, Abraham Smith, John
Burdctt, Pruntytown.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
get;taltaral uun gollestit..
PREPARING. land FOR CORN,

Ache time for planning this important
.r.p Is rapidly approaching. few hints
oa The ptoper preparation of the soil may
NOT be sif,s,,propriate. The short crops OF
last = e..r. i. itli the excessive dronghts We
hays hid in the last few years, the GER
tainty of increased demands at high
figures. ell combine from every isrmsrs
increased attention to this subject, In
making preparations for new crop OF
corn. we would suggest TO our readers
shit they cannot commence their operas
tiens ii.o soon, nor push them too fast
when they do commence. The first grand
prerequisite necessary is team and
blow, not a mere tx;use by which, with
hard pushing the land may possibly DC
scratched to the depth OF three or TOUR
inches, but u pillow that will not only
break your land, but break it thoroughly.
Land that is only half broken Will never
more than bali produce under the best OF
tillage Of seasOnable year, while Inc
product Of such land Uf dry season. IS
certainly anything but encouraging. IL
is 70 the interest Ot every planter that his
corn land be deep and thoroughly bro>
ken. Not furrOw should ever run short
Of a depth Of ten inches. while even four
teen inches would not be too much. The
advantages OF deep pIuughing are so ma
ny and so plain to be seen. that we deem
IL useless to dwell upon them at length.
Corn growing upon lands broken 10 or
Is inches deep derives greater benefit in
any season. by being better able to ex-
tend its roots TO a larger extent OF soil,
and thus gather greater strength and
ausSsnance than from lands not broken
90 deep, in which the roots are necessa-
riiy contracted, and are forced TO occupy
. small space. or force their way through
. firm and unbrok-n soil. But in a dry
season the advantages Of deep ploughing
are incalculable.
Then it is that the great advantages Of
this principle are 10 be seen wherever
pat in practice. Land deep aud tho
roughly broken, never suffers for want Of
rain. even in our warm climate. By
breaking our land deep. the rO"ts OF The
corn penetrate to n greater depth than
In sha!luS broken land. and by this
means are enabled to draw o sufficient
supply of moisture from its increased
depth. independent of rain.
Nor is this all for. Sh uld the season
prove wet, the surface moisture sinks
down to the bottom ui the deeply plowcd
land. an is there stored away as in n
reservoir upon which the roots can draw
for a sustenance I'D HbitUna. Manure
,CeI. plough deep and plant early : if you
want corn to "scll aud to keep"
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Clarksburg Depot,

- Es2 - s2s|s - -
HE N. w. VA. RAILROAD being in ope-
l. ration to this place, persons desiring goods
10 be properly takeu caro- of aud forwa rded with
out delay, should have them when sent to this
Station, addressed TO the care Of the undersign-
cd, acting agent. ISAAC BAKER,
Acting Agent for Z. K. Co.
Ctarksburg, Va, Oct. 2Sth, 'Se
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Locust Pins and White
Oak Slaves Wanted.

DERRY & TROWBRIDGE, Foot Iughes
L street, Baltimore. Will purchase and re-
ceive on the limo of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road, and also on the Northwestern Rail-
road, Locust Pins of the following dime usions,
free from defects or short crooks.
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Notice.

MR.H. w. s.. RIDDEN having taken
w charge of the working department. OF my
is prepared to execute in the We
ry best manner, all kinds Of work ifltie line of
Watch and Clock Making, Jewellfng and Sfl.
versmithmg, sc. Plain Jewelry and Silver
ware made to order. jill. MURPHEY.I
1J- Positively. ifo credit far ur,r1,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13

RELIkvISa Cuokrp CArrLE.-ponr int
the throat. a int or so Of lamp or sweet
old. at the same time rubbing the throat
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CHEAP CLOTHING

EHLiSHA OWENS has just returned from Bal
~ timore with large stock of
Cloths, Gassimeres. Vestings, &C.,
OF q superior quality, which he is prepared to
manufacture into clothing of the latest styles
and IN the most durable manner. He has also !,
alarge and splend i'd stock of
READY-MADE cLoTHING!
which he viii 's beat the Jews In selling low.
His stock consists in part of Coats of all kinds.
great variety of Pantaloons, Vests of every
style and quality, Drawers, Undershfrts, Fancy
aud PLAIN Shirts, Collars, Pocket and Neck
Handkerchiefs, Tics, Suspenders, Sc.
Attic old stand on Main Street, opposite the
stole of Charles Lewis. -
He will still continue to manufacture clothing
of goods bought elsewhere. Thankful for pass
tavors, he hopes by strict attention to business.
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DENTS Hotel.

TINHE undersigned having refitied this popular
i hotel, situated on The south side Of Pike
street, in about the centre Of Clarksburg, re-
specifically invites his old friends aud the public
generally, to give him call. His aim is to keep
quiet and orderly house and afford to his guests
the comforts of home.
His table will DO supplied with all the market
affords. s. sa- 8 .
His bar is stocked with:a choice supply of the
best. liquors. #
He has extensive stabllng connected with the
house for the accommodation Of drovers and
others. -tzs ..ls.. 81. .-a.
Every attention will be paid to all who may
favor him with call.
N. DENT,
je 30 Proprietor,
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RENO VAL!

r F. CRIss would most respectfully in
-. form his old friends and Customers that he
W. P. COTS brick building on TurnniEs st.as 20
He has just received and Is now opening one ~
the largest, best, and cheapest stock az COOL
that has ever been in this place. AN who haT.
got money to spend and produce to. exchange,
cheap. Loct25 If
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First ArriYaI!

BY the N. w. Va. RaiIroadI
John IRWIN is now receiving a large and
q choice assortment Of
Fail aud Winter Goods.
which cannot fail to please the most fastidioas
Hi His stock of ladies dress good. embrace som.
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stoves ! Stoves -! Stoves !

- The subscriber would call the alton :
- ton of tho public to the very superi
S5sSFss lot Of stoves now on hand, embrac' q
s&SR, ALT late improvements.
fTT55A The Cooking Stoves are warranted to
etb be better than any ever sold in the
country, aud Mt lower prices. The
Church, Parlor and Shop Stoves are of great va
riety, of fine styles and cheap. Those wishing
to make themselves comfortable during the CO.
ming cold weather, can be accommoda ted at
small expense. c. w. SMITH.
CIarksbnre etohsr. 18th, ls55.-tf
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FashionabIe Jewelry.

81. MURPHEY has Just received a new lot
~ OF Lava Ear Rings and Breast Pins, in
Atao. = hi ofs Sf-afI =. =
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Protecting Farm implements from til
Weather.

Projecting Farm I'm dement's from the
Weather.
Every year adds TO the number and
variety of farm implements upon every
considerable farm. and no good farmer
should suffer them 10 be exposed 10 tho
weather after the season for their use is
passed. From long established habit
many farmers allow their plows, carts,
harrows and other implements to remain
in the fields where they were last used
until they are wanted for use the next
season. We saw this season at the be-
ginning Of the Wheat harvest, a reaper
that had been bought new the year be-
fore exposed to the weather during the
remainder Of the year. with its frame
shrunk and twisted out of shape. its joints
open and saturated with water. and in
sume Of its parts decay had already COM
menced. Machines and farm tools ex.
posed in this way are injured more than
by all the wear and tear they are liable to
by whole seasons use.
Every farmer should have a tool house.
aad( j. nothing better can be afforded, a
shed where all the farm machines should
be collected as soon as the season for their
use is past. All the metal parts should
be cleaned off and carefully CREASED, to
prevent rusting. the wood work painted
Che nuts and bolts oiled, so as not to be-
come so firmly rusted that they cannot
be removed in case of necessary repairs.
Expense and care in these matters is true
economy Pulley Farmer.
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WiutcTiMg Cows.

We find in the Rural New Yorker an
account OF some experience related ut a
farmers club meeting. respecting win.
trring COWS, from which we take the fol-
lowing as possessing some interest. One
member said:
If were TO have COWS wirtrrcd Just
to my liking they should be fed on corn
stalks. and II profit were u be consulted,
Ike.e should. by all means. be run
through stalk cutter. This, in my estt-
nation, is saving VI at least one>fourth
their value. My method OF feeding is to
give each ANNUAL a bu5hel basket lull Of
alOeks they will not eat them clean, but
to save all, throw Whit they leave into
the manger to my colts, who soon dis
pose Of them, and wi huut a remainder.
Those COWS which are in milk are fed a
slOp Of buckwhcas bran night and morn>
ing. those not yet come in are given two
or three ears oi corn at each feeding, un-
Ill they begin to spring bag. when they
are Ted once day, the same AS the COWS
MIXED. In this way cows may be kept
in thriving condition, and l believe IL
greater yield Of milk aud butter can be
obtained than from any other mode of
feeding. In regard to the value Of differs
ent kinds Of food Tor cows, heard an old
dsiryman say that bucKwheat was the
best for producing milk OF any grain.
Corn and cob meal ("r Corn meal alone
fatsens COW LOO much Tor her health, II
fed before ca,ving. Two quarts Of oats
per day is ctIer feed AT this time. Corn
and cob meal. half and half. is good feed
for mich cows. and wheat shorts, scalded
and sailed, will induce u large dow OF
milk -
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COOPER, HALL & BARNES.
fALATINE, Marion CO., Va, Aug. B, 1853
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WAGON lTanufact0rF.,' =

May Oh. isss--tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-23

at home, why should the non-manu
featuring portion Of the nation be taxed
for the benefit Of the few engaged in
manufactured Where is the justice Of
the rule! 1t is in perfect harmony
with the "Japan system ofcxclu-ion,
only il does not go to the full extent
Of that system. But we have no fcsrs
that any party in the United States
will dare TO e1hume the defunct corpse
Of the protective tariff, or the so called
American system" and make it a
party issue. II has killed of one party,
and it is considered by large portion
Of our people as dead beyond the hope
Of resurrection.