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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10

Sss~ Z. I. Barnum is getting en- his
legs again. He has lately resumed the
management o. his museum in \. York
city, and is laboring with extraordinary
vigor and skill, to make it pay. He has
lately received twenty~seyen thousand
dollars insurance on iranistan. and i,
making preparations to rebuild it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10
CIIAI.T EN 100.

An ACT amending section ZDi3 Of the
Code OF Iowa III regard to The endors-
ing of the names Of witnesses upon ir-
dictments.
SECTION l. Be it eaor'rd ~ tie GEN.
crH A$S~aLIy ofh~ STAT II {,,ra, That
nothing contained in section 20l3 Of the
Code Of Iowa shall prcvcot the prosecu-
ting or district attorney from iutrodu-
cling any witnesses upon TIE ,riaI of any
person upon an indictment hereafter
found, whether his name shall be cnIor-
s2d thereon or not, Is required by said
section, prortdcd, the prosecuting or DIS
trlct attorney gives t. the person accused
in said Indictment. or his attorney, three
days notice in writing before the COM
mencoment of the trial, that upon the
trial Of said Indictment, he shall intro
duce other witnesses, whose names shall
be set out in said notice, than those en-
dorsed upon the indictment, nd sad wit
nesses SO called shall BE- entitled T. full
faith and credit
SIC 2 THIS act to taxi eject and b.
in force from and after it's publication
in the Iowa State JournGl aad the Iowa
Weekly Citi>an.
STEPHEN B. SHELLEDY,
Speaker Of House Of Representatives
ORAN lANlLLE,
President Of the Senate.
Approved March 22d, 1883.
RALPH Z. LOWE.
|, Elijah Sei,s, Secretary Of State, here
by certify that the foregoing is a true
copy from the original "olt on iile in my
office, ELIJAII SELLS. Sec'y
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-20

McMANEN'S CELEBRATED SMUT AND
SCREENING MACHINE.
EIFTEEN HUNDRED of which have been sold to the
It Millers and Farmers Of NorthCarolna aud the ad-
joining States. All orders promptly filed and Machines
shipped to any part of the United States.
Address JOHN A. McMANNEN,
South Lowell, N. 9.
October 9, 1858. S2-6m.
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ssosh M0NTR, lsse.
wARDs& HUGHES.

WARD 81 HUGH En-.
Drugs, messcine., P.i.t., Oiis, yaIsishes.
Braskes, Nndow-Glass, Etc.
WIZARD 4 HUGHES TENDER THEIR KINDEST
sustained item s1ce their debut as APoTHECARIEs,
DRUGGISTS AND DISPENSE G CHEMISTS, ana 'nex
ss
their friends and the public that they
received and are now opening one of the ages
IS assiS s
We invite the attention Physicians Planters Manu-
fcturer and the public generally to examine our STOCK
% to- seT as
establishment in the State All we AJAX Is an
OF our s'0ck' WARD HUGHES,
Successors to DR.. E. Burke Haywood a.
Raleigh, Oct. 49, 1858. sS-u.
FNGLIsH AND FRENCH MUSTARD
~ ''' ''' WARD & HUGHES:
O.t - 1850 S3-tf
II Owls ENG. HAIR BRUSHES
IL Lows Eng. Tooth Brushes,
'"' WARD & HUGHES:
Oct IL 1854 s3-tf.
MARINA COLOGNE
II Gross of the genuine
" ' WARD HUGHES $
THO Planters
large supply of BLUE STONE,
For sale by
WARD HUGHES.
Dot ~ 1870 83-tf
u Coopers, Coxe's, and Mennett's French Gelatiue,
Just to hand at
WARD HUGHES.
Oct. Is, 1858. SS-u
UNRESH COD.LIVER OIL, OF THE FOLLOW
inc celebrated Manufacturers :-RushtOn SHINES 4
Dallam, Baker Co.,
At the Drug Store of
WARD HUGHES.
lot - 1a,e S3-tf.
NIGARS.-THE BEST CIGAR THE MARhEf A.
" fords will always be found
At the Drug Store of
WARD HUGHES.
OCT. 10. 1858. ea-u
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900 to 1000 Balesof Cotton per Annum.
II AM STILL MANUFACTURING AT THE
II Rocky Mount Mills Edgecmbe county, N. C., 700 To
1000 Bales Cotton per Annum and will deliver at any Of
our Railroad DcpOts free Of freghis, to puncua custom
ers three months time discount Of per cent. for
Classification Yarn Seine Twne Plow Lines. &c
Orders addressed WILLIAM s. BATTLE, Rocky Mount,
Edgecombe county n e., will be promptly attended to-.
March %, 1853. 24-lypd.
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HxwKsss
~ HISTORY OF GORfH.CA2OLINA

USHE cd volume is now pubiishsdEs 1t embraces the
period u the Proprietary Gosenme9t. from 1868 to
It forms Shandsome svo. volume Of ssl ges The sub
scrpton price half cent bufthe price Of this
volume is less say q IS in cloth binding u IN Library
sheep, and % Is In half calf IT SOLD ONLY FOB
CASH. So
Owing the difficulty Of securing Agents in many parts
of the State we will it by mail otherwise free
Of posags receipt Of the price; or both volumes for "a
cloth, 81 so sheep, or g half calf
liberal discount made to Agents. or Others VINO Guy 70
E. J. HALE SON.
Fayetteville Nov. 8, 1858. 9O-lmpd.
HAWKS's HISTORY OF NORTH.CARO.
III LlNA--2d Volume. r
For sale by
Raleigh, Nov. Q, 1883. 90
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES!

The Worlds Last Great Wonder!
THE PRINCESS ROYAL PATENT LOOPED
EXTENSION BRIDAL SKIRT!
q STEELE EXTENSION SKIRT without stitch! A
A Skirt vibrating upon Looped Hinges! Made entirely
by MuchinerJ! An indestrucble Skirt! An adjustable
Skirt with an adjustable Buste! No Wear out-No Tear
ont! To be found at
W. II r. S. fuckers.
Raleigh, Nov 8. 1883. 9o-f
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MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY
AND FANCY GOODS.
UDESCUD l. GATLING have in store their FALL
Il STOCK. which will be greatly increased by invoices
daily expected-and they feel assured thdt az nhn nsea
DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS DYE STUFfS,
PERFUMERY BRUSHES and other articles in their line
ra sure money By applying to them dore purchasing IN
this or ana other naasAet in this State.
All our Goods what they represented viz Pure
and put up in superior style
We offer the following articles very low. viz
5000 bs pure Lead, various Factories including Lewis
Pure Lead;
10 Bills Pure Linseed Oil:
Is Bbls Lamp and Machine Oil;
40 Packages Varn;sh. (all knds)
400 Boxes Window Glass;
lo,000 lbs Putty;
g. Bbls Mineral Paint;
30 Ounces Quinne;
10 Cases Concentrated Lye for making Soap good and
cheap;
800 lbs. Blue Stone.
And many other Goods-n whole packages which we
hope our friends attending the Fair will call and examine
We hope also they will their orders early in the week
50 they can be filled before they leave town.
Those who may be prevented from visiting our CITY,
will please send their orders which shall be faithfully
PESCUD CALLING.
Ralei0h Oct ~ 1853. S2-tf.
E Register and Spirit of the Age copy
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-20

a PPLICAT ION WILL. BE MADE TO THE
"A present Legislature for the erection Of county
out Of parts of the counties of Franklin, Nah Johnston
and Wake.
November Is, 1858. 90 8tpd.
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BAIN,s LATE GUION'S). HOTEL,

BAlN'S (LATE GUION'Sl- HUI ED
TIME UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has leased this long established
and well known HOTEL aud will be prepared ut all times
accommodate all those who may favor him with their
patronage. He his thanks for past avors and
hopes merit continuance of the same The Omnibus
attached to the Hotel will be the depot the arrival of
the several ans convey passengers the Hotel any
other part of the City.
His customers will be brought to and sent from the Ho
free of Omnibus charge.
He will also be prepared to receive and accommodate
some 80 or IS members of the ensuing Legislature with
comfortable board and with the aid and assistance Of
competent clerk he hopes give general satisfaction
Active attentive will be employed to attend
WILLIAM T. Balm.
Raleigh, Sept. Z, 1858. 72-Sm
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N, ANTED AT THE INSANE ASYLUM, TWO
w or three unmarried Females to act as attendants
and House Keeper None need apply but such can fur
nisl undoubed testimonials character and fitness
r. K. FERRELL Steward.
Novenher 18th 1879 eft.
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TO the Travelling Public.
YWNEI FIRST RATE LINE 20

TO tn6 It8VeI1ng + UIICs
NNH ERE Is FIRST RATE LINE OF
Mail Coaches running daily Sundays excepted from
the Railroad Charlotte, to Asheve where connects
with line the T. Va Railroad, about sixty miles
E. Of Knoxville, Tenn via the celebrated Warm Springs
in Madison; and also line to Georgia via the popular
Franklin and Murphy. N. Co. and through Of the most
saubrious and delightful countries in the worlds coun
try unsurpassed grand mountain scenery famed by the
pure mountain breezes, that will almost give termination
to the dead.
Persons arriving at Charlotte from either direction on
the Railroad requested to give this line trial. with
the that every thing that will be done to
add to their comfort it being the cheapest quickest and
shortest route from the n G. Railroad to Knoxville and
Nashville, Tennessee.
PETER ADAMS Proprietor:
May 90, 1858. 4S-H
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Change of Schedule.
I'm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE 7TH
u Of April the Passenger Trains will follows:
Mail Train leave Raleigh at 9, A. M,
Arrive a. Weldon l.3o, p.
Leave Weldon at .S0, NJ,
Arrive at Raleigh 4, D.
Accommodation Train leave Raleigh at 4.2O, p. m,
Arrive a Weldon lao p. m.
Leave Weldon at .. p.
Arrive Raleigh T. a. m.,
Connecting with the Trains Of the North Carolina Railroad
at Raleigh
JAMES NJ. POOL,
Ticket Agent.
April ], 1883. 27-f
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNRS!-5O SOLE
Il LEATHER and other Ladies' and Gents Travelling
Trunks Valices Carpet, Leather and Cloth Travelling
Bags, in store and for sale by ...
C.. W. D. HUTCHINGS. 81
Raleigh, March ls, 1858. Oft
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KEROSENE LAMPS

KEROSENE LAMPS.
a EAhdE SUPPLY Of beautiful styles Just to hand.
ha,. from twsntyys to city per cheaper than thew
ss'ssh, August %. 1855. . W." 49,
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"AVENS IS TAKING DAILY THOSE BEACTl-
III full Me anoypes for fifty cents, put up in nice case
which superior to the AmbroyPes he is also taxing KING
DagupreOtypes or from life.
Call and look at specimens at his Gallery. ,
HAVENS ANDREWS
Ralogb Nov TX 1888 92-tf
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ATTENTION HAT WEARERS!!
We are receiving our supply of Fall Hats and
Caps.
NUEALIO'S FRENCH HAT is the most fashionable and
NU graceful Hat out!
Beebee's Navy Cap for Men and Boys is beauty.
The Bengal Tiger Spotted Cashmere Hat att the rage
W. II. 4 r. s. TUCKER.
Raleigh, Aug. g. 1853. 6s-n
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NOTICE.-THk SALE OF NEGROES. LAND, &C..
IL advertised to take place at late residence of Dr.
HENRY SEAWEIL, decd. on tho 18th Of December, is
postponed till the following MONDAY, the goth
HENRY MORDECAI, Ex'r.
November 1s, 1858. Std.
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TELEGRAPH1C NOTICE.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, the 9Th inst, the commu-
neaton by Telegraph to and from this City. will be
for the space Of ten days two weeks
PIE the company to transfer their Wire from the Raleigh
Cents' Road between Raleigh and Godsboro when with
new and substantial Line patrons may RELY upon
and with all The principal points in the United States and
Canada. 1855 ~"
November 5, 1853. ao@a
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OYSTERS-FREsH,& WARRANTED SO.
LIVERY AFTERNOON. on the arrival of the Raleigh
II and CASTOR Train Fresh Oysers opened the morning
u" the day their arrival may be found in the Of the
Telegraph Office. Remember the psce--ensrance from
Ndrket Square. s3y Price 81 95 per Gallon.
CHARLES REID, Agent.
RALEIGH Nov s. 1885, 9Q-tf.
NOR SALE-A SIX OCTAVE PIANO ROSE
u wood and round cornered. For farther partcu-
lars enquire at Mr.. Pomeroy's Book Store.
Raleigh Oct. IL, 1885. ST.
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Remember to call at w. H. r. S. fuckers, as they
have Just received 800 of he above Skirts.
Raleigh, Nov. 8. 1855. 9o-n
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Adolphus e. Smith, .s'- ' +.
o R EY At L A W
4aS TooNER, HARNETr Co, N. c.,
Will attend punctua all business ntrusted to his
November H. 1858. 93-tf.
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ELATlNE-
u Cooper's, Coxes and Mennett's French Gelatine
''' WARD l. HUGHES.
O.t 70 1910 S3-tf
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-
IL tion will be made the session Of the Legisa
ture of for Charter incorporate the
tawba River Hydraulic Company for mining and other pur
poses
November l. 1858. ss-lm
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-20

SALESMAN OR BOOK.KEEPER.
"ANTED BY YOUNG MAN, situation in some
w good house, either Salesman or Book. Keener
Has over ten years experience this State and New York
City. Best of references to business Qualifications or
moral character: Address Editors of this paper.
November 9, 1858. 9o-1m
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STOLEN FROM MY STABLE ON SATUR.
day night last Bay Mare, about feet ten inches
heavy built short neck rather low before carries her
head down; has shoulder. think the right large
white spot ten or eleven years DID, very short NAME
will give liberal reward for the mare and thief
Raleigh Nov. 8, 1858. aoNtf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-20

old FURNITURE MADE NEW.-BY APP
U plying CHESMAN'S FURNITURE POLISH, which
is truly wonderful article and gives general satisfaction
Prepared and sold BY
Oct IA 1853 S2-tf.
INSTRUMENTS & TRUSSES.-A GREAT VA
PESCUD GATLING.
Oct. Is, 1853. S2-tf
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IN 400 FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
SVpaVbVDYy Thuse wishing purchase FRUIT

Strawberries (choice 81 90 per 100 25 cts per doz
Also a fine assortment of Flower Seeds, and everything
else grown in Nursery.
Send in your orders early marketable trees are
limited to the above amount.
HAMILTON l. CARTER,
Florists and Nurserymen,
Raleigh. N. C.
September l5 1858. 75-M
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DILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE.-A FINE
ID BILLIARD TABLE with all the fixtures and all in
complete rider bargain can be had. Either cash
ceived. For further particulars apply to
P. FERRALL.
Raleigh, N. T., Oct. ID, 1885, 22-lm.
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A LsO, RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND
"A best assortment of FRENCH and AMERICAN CALF
SKINS ali which will be made up into Boots and Shoes
in the best style for my patrons Thankful for past a
vors, solicit q continuance Of the same.
d. A. DEPKIN.
Raleigh Oct. 8, 1885, st-tjan.l.
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THO Planters
IL A large supply of BLUE STONE,
For sale by
Oct. 13, 1858. eS-H'
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OFFICE Will. & WELDON r. II. COL
WILMINGTON, 18th October 1858.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the
Il Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company will be
held in this place Thursday the 18th day of November
next. By order.
JAMES s. GREEN, Sec'y.
SS-tm.
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NRESH COD.LIvER OIL, OF THE FOLLOW
II ing celebrated Manufacturers: -Rushton, SHINES
Dallam Baker 4 Co.,
At the Drug Store of
WARD HUGHES.
Oct. 1s, 1883. SS-tt
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Semble IN the evening 10 near tnat gente'i s'i's.
loud laughter.) However, he hoped he would not
be thought to treat the subject with levity As to
compensation he did not think it deserved single
thought. He believed the clergy of the city "ouu
cheerfully render their services without regard 10
compensation.
Mr.. Houston regarded all changes in our rules as
important and worthy of consideration. lie da
not intend taking part in this discussion but ne nau
changed his position on the subject and that change
had been brought about by the views of the gentle
man from Wayne. That gentleman was for preser,-
ing the ermine of religion by keeping out OF sucl
scenes as this and similar ones. He, Mr.. Houston
believed in private prayer it was most IN aceoru-
ance with the spirit of religion. It was the empty
form of religion he was against In alluslon 10 'l1
exclusion of Catholics he said it would be palnll
spectacle to 20 forth to the world And IN alislcn
to the argument that it was not grateful sight or
stranger to witness the opening of the morn .ho
sessions without prayer, he asked in view OF .he
afternoon and evening sessions, whether 1t was 'ps
intention to tax the clergy to attend three tunes
day. or to open the latter sessions without pray
He would vote to repeal the rule
Mr.. Pitchford alluded to the feeling against 'ie
idea of excluding Catholics, and then pointed ou'
the feeling throughout the country against the ap
pointment IF Catholic chaplains to the army anu
navy of the United States. It appeared whatevIaa
course was taken, bad feeling resulted lie Wo"iu
vote for the resolution. ,,or.
Mr.. BledSOe explained That there was ho o"
priest residing in the cty-he only came occaslJ;
ally; Individually he had objection to Catnon.
priest would as soon listen to him as any otne
But he could not vote against admitting the cieIs!
and he pointed out the spectacle of voting 10 aul.
them on one day and to exclude them on the iiea f
Mr.. Straughn supported the rule in few Ore'
remarks =.
Mr. Douthitt defended the rule. Its repeal wou;u
be disrespectul to the clergy who had offered 'nen
services before the rule was adopted.
The Senate then voted as follows: .-ht
For Mr. Lanes mOtion.-Messrs. Ashe, basn'sn ~"
Battle, Boyd, Brown, Cunningham, billiard, DooS0''
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cannot permit this regard to be met by an
utter neglect, on their payt, of what is due
20 tho government and citizens of the Uni
ted States
Against New Grenada We have long
standing causes of complaint, arising out of
the unSatlsiicd claims of our citizens upon
that republic; and to these have been more
recently added the outrages committed
upon our citizens at Panama in April, 1886
a treaty for the adjustment of these diff
culticS was concluded by the Secretary of
State and the Minister of New Grenada,
in 1897, which contained just and acccp-
table provisions for that purpose The
treaty was transmitted to Bogota, and was
ratified By the government of New Grenada,
but with certain amendments. 1t was not
however, returned to this city until after
the close OF the last session of the Senate
1t will be immediately transmitted to that
body for their advice and consent; and
should this be obtained, it Will remove all
our existing causes of complaint against
New Grenada on the subject of claims.
Questions have arisen between the two
governments as to the RIGHT of New Grcn-
ada to levy passenger tax upon our citi-
zcns arriving in that country, whether with
o'S'S" 10 remain tNeFe or to pass from
ocean to ocean by the transit route; and
also a tax upon the mail of the 'mitcd Statcs
transported over the Panama Rail Road
He government Oh New '"'na0a mus bcen
''''ot','co 'hat 'hc Chltcu states would
co''"'"c' INC c"i'ec''oh OF oi'hCr "' 'h'Se
,,"NcS ,"NcS Us an "c' III VOCATION OF tAe treaty
oV'%ro,' 'n' '"o r'",'r'GS' ana as S"oh
Wo','" " resisted ny 'he ih''e" Ht''cS;---
~ ''.I "''''o '''ne' we "Fe p'oPare" 10 d'S
c"SS '"'Sc questions III Sp'r'' ol alhty ana
J"S''ce' ana WIN aSihcefo desire ;oadluSt
"'.o'' Ior t'''' purpose mas alre'oy 9''h
coi,'i'c'ccu; NO eHorC mas recently peeh
I',ue 10 correct '''cS' taxes nor is any am
''c1PNtGo unuer present circumstances.
sVl, Vic empire oi Dr''",l our relations
"io VI V,'o ''oSo i',c"o'y chnrHc'or' inc
P.E,''S'o,'S or ''c '"o cou'''T'cS' anu eSPc-
o""'Iy '''oS? y. an 's'''".'u'"' nature arc,
Suo'' a. ~ '"N''o cN'."S'Io 'h"'u.' eNcniah-
.'s N ''Sc I,,'h'!y Oh Aner'coh nouf
- CONSUME" III DF"HIl; wN'lSt more tnah
lrtp'c % '''c "'lou'l' III Va'We OF bra1l'l'h
Whilst this is the case, heavy duty has
been levied, until very recently, upon the
importation of American flour, into Brazil.
am gratifcd however, to be able to inform
you that in September last this has been
reduced from Sl.32 to about forty-ninc
cents per barrel, and the duties on other
articles of our production have been dimin-
iishrd in nearly the same proportion.
l regret to state that the government of
Brazil still continues to levy an export duty
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u G] e TX. Is o wv e e COURIER.

amono tbc conmcr.;.I uorrr,of,r;n on1
mcchorfc,l cI,.yos NH, ,,n,.,,I,;,7'
felt tho moro y,,,.ornI, ~ I,o - ,.;,aI l,.. ""o
bccausn s;,ril,r oou.Hs i.I nn,Jao,J J 49,
like ,lenloroblc c4fccts throrol,ont t,o on,',
,,oto;ni ,t;,,, ''r -, III ,u ''io 0o'''-
.oI ,,,,.a,..,sPt .i ' WIZ ~
i,,t s'1.' "' V''o o,''V NO
I.'0'S' N"' "''" "u'"c'"'c'"cH everywhere sui
icr'" severely, not because OF the recent
reduction IN the tariff OF duties on IMPORTS
but because there was no demand at any
price for their productions.
The pconIc were olliccl 10 rc.sr;ct .Lo,r
yoI1.o. /, tl,n;,. 5 ~ - '''0''
;,' :" .'lt, pUr0'|S'S' ~ ","c'VS o'
?'''''' ','c':s'J' III inc SeherNI Pfo"trA-
tIom @ OIL business, TIE IRON manufacturers III
different States probably suffered more than
any other class, and much dcStitution was
the inevitable conscaucncc ammo, tLn
,erent numbcr ne wnrl,mcr ,,I,a LoJ hn,,
@nnlovc1 ~ nj. m.af,,l hn,aoi, ,f;',,.,n,,,.,
~, ,,,Ii ''''I'' VI iuuuS1' y
No",' ~ ~ NV e"PPy "''erc tnere WAS
nv uI""""' 40 present an example, there
| couIu nc no demand Tor rall road lrGN, after
our magnificent system of rail roads, cX-
tending it's benefits 10 every norton of the
Union had bccu broryLt tn =, dn,d ,,ouso
T'l,n so,,,, l,.,,., 80
s;,,,;I,. a,.,,,., ~ ''S''''' ''o''
'''''o9 60 mary "'i!er pr#uchcS OF
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