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sale prices generally. p
APPLEs.-Green-uone offering.
BAcoS-DcmanI good notice sales at l1H0l2c fer
prime
BEkNs-Eone offering.
BgEswAx--326f33 cents.
BuITER-Mark,t well soppied-Fresh 10 to 90 sale for
Firkin.
ComS-snpply Iarge-snies 50 to IS Yellow 50 TO s7< for
White bread Corn
Co.'s Mg.i---Peniy and dull at s56ts14 cenis
GEnEsT--Ianfes River al.so4t$2.OO.
DgED FRrT-No sale
FLota-Ihe receipts continue lght-wi,h god Demand
quote Superfnc &e.S,s; Extra 1915; Family t6si0$I
Observation-Disclosures cerls
FgArHEas.-4IGn45 cents
FgRrrlIzrGs-supply ample. No. Peruvian 3usno s62s0
6rero Guano &s50; Mexican 1880: American Guano
10000 Rhoies sup Phosphate Of Lime ts,00 Runs rhospo
Peru, Guano fl l.uin's Bone Ash Guano S5k 30; Ruff
FMS Tobacco Manure fII5 Ruhns tiuund bone Ash f 1
Fowc Co.'S soluble Phos;,hard Peruvian Guano s50D
Dnuds Bone Dust, 10000 Hufns Tobacco Manure. s4IO
Ground Plaster IN bulk 5000; in bags barrels allUO
GRASS SEEDs--No sale.
GiNsgSG.--GOGl65 cents.
HAY.-Baled fi.lj6t$i 80; a wagon load o. 0otti.15
lgoS-Mourfan ssoGofI y lou.
IARD.-Suprly good al IZ'16tl3 cents
IINg.--1lomaslown 81 80 Mountain II.
bNItSsNu sHlr
Pr,s.--Sn iiackeycd offering: Cow Pea $l.85Gl$f!0.
pofArnrs Note On the market.
bATsAhrnf--ncw .OcfLS i. rcniyno cleaned Offering.
NuEarN on the mHrkct-priccs Irregular for the lew
small reels u old that offer
ToB.rov Receipts falling of-ihe al, noticed In my
last embraces a d'scrp ions quote common Tugs
o. TO - j; ground lugs ~ to 81 30 GINNING and sp
ping $6 30 10 4D working s 10 10 f4 bright wrappers si3
10 400
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Will He Do TIP

The s,asnton yndiestor tDosglss organ) calls
on Mr. Tyler. Secretary Of the the Virginia Dele
cation at the Charleston and Baltimore Conver-
tion.. to publish the proceedings Of the delega-
tioh. The Vndcator says: ut is highly IN;
portant at this time that they should be made
public. 1t il due to the Democracy Of the State,
and especially to the members Of the Delegation
that the publication should be made. The express
understanding was that they 10 publi'hcd immc-
da,ely after the adjournment OF the Convention
Nearly month has now elapsed since tia, time.
and yet nothing has been seen Of the proceedings.
Let US have them either through tho metropolitan
press. or 10 manuscript, and We will insert them
il, tho indicator
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The Water Works Question.

To day, our suburban population will be called
to vote Upon the question If the extension Of the
city water.works. 1t is an important question
and which. We trust will receive duo cunsiI-
eration. Nobody can doubt that plentiful sup
ply of'wster is not only great convenience, but
an indispensable safeguard against fire. What il,
the condition Of the people now, living upon Dia-
mond Hill and other parts of the town beyond
the reach OF water? And what would be their
condition If Are should break out amongst them?
viii not tenants and property holders alike. see
and appreciate the importance of the matter. and
vote to-day for the extensionf We hope they
will +AE
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oua readers will find to-day, another letter from
DR. Hunters pen, remarkable the former ones for
its practical sense. The simplicity of style with
which he conveys to the understanding every read
er, knowledge heretofore confined to learned medi-
cal books, is almost without parallel. None such
have probably ever before appeared in the columns
of the public press Certainly these form n striking
contrast to the ususl unmeaning and prercnsious
medical cards, which are thrust before the public.
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Ont for Dou1las.

We learn from the Staunton Vindcator that
Mr.. Harris. the Member Of Congress from that
District. 10 out for Douglas. II says: AS hume
r,us ramors have been put aAoas and questions
asked relative to the position Of the Hon. John
r. Harris, Member Of Congress from, this District,
we deem it but an act Of justice to that gentle
man. and to the Democratic party, to state that he
is n supporter Of Judge Douglas, believing him
to be the nominee Of the National Democratic
party"
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GEN. LANES MovEuENrs.--Shocra Springs,
Warren County, North Carolina July % Gen
eral Joseph Lane. one of the Democrat - cand-
dates tor the Vice Presidency was receive to-day
at Shorcn Springs. by large conconrse Of peo.
pl' and The military of Warren and the >urroun-
dug country. After reviewing the trnnns aud
"'spondlng to m address from the Attorney Gen.
eral ct the State, salute Of artillery was fired
grand entertainment in honor ot the Gene, al
was gwen by the citizens. Ills presence in his
native State State creates the grearest enthusiasm
lie leaves Tor K'ttrels Springs and Raleigh to,
morrow.
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Tia" Confession of Harden. the wife prisoner, in
New Jersey. has been published. The statement
that there were facts in the confession involvinga
large number "l respectable families IN Hunting.
ton and Warren counties, is without the slightest
ruth. Harden cnnu,ancas W it'll his rh ldhopl and
goes On 10 give description of hi HE. Ills ap-
continent Us n C"lpnrtrof seems an incident du-
ring his travels through Huntington ani Warren
counties. lie tells Of li, success NJ n preacher
ami gives II sketch of his ran>actions with his
wife, FIRMLY; the cause which, led HIM Ia admin.
lister The deadly drug: his aightto Virginia and ar
rest & :; &c.
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Tho Way they do things in Memphis

They have peculiar way of doing things in
Memphis For instance. read the following from
the Enquirer Of lat Sunday:
RoBBEHY IN DAyLiGnr.-An old gentleman
named Alsup, from The rural districts in Indiana.
was. day before yesterday afternoon. enlired by
brace Of williams in Of the crevices in the bluff
on Monroe street, between Front Row AMI the
river, knocked down and robbed Of eighteen dbl,
lars. Although the Outrage was perpetra'c1 with
IN hundred yards of the steamboat landing, it's
authors managed to escape with their booty. and
have not yet been apprehcnded.
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Tue AUcUsrA lGA. CossrirurrosALIsr states
that the health VI Hon. A. H. Stephens has i'm
proved-tha; he is decidedly in favor"f Douglas.
but that he now presses the fear that govern
u,ent is on the verge of revolution. lie secs
evil. and only evil to result from tho present
anomalous oo',diiion OF the country. and expresses
surprise that the people appear u be so ndiier-
Ont To the rapid progress they are making to
dissolution II the Union. AID the countless evils
which will follow There is an easy way to dis
S'i,s the chou l. and darkness" that now rest
| upon our path. Elect Bell aud Everett!
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IsTt'
81 East 18th st. New York, July, 1860

News FROM PIKE's PEAK.-St. Joseph, No.. I
y 2l,--The Pixies Peak Express Comrany's
.n,ch reached here last evening with the following
summary Of news;
Denever City, July IA shootin, ARRAY
CURED IN West Deneyer. at Clbla Hall, yesterday
Ms rno"n. A man by the name Of Harrison shot
mulalto named Stark. for sppling to him insult
ing rpthets. Stark's wounds nre MT fa.al.
t'arri4on's course in shooting Stark is generally
justified.
There IRE reported gold discoveries of marvel
lon+ richness from the west slope # The i;noge. 100
miles from tho California gulch Lum''- are said
t., have been found OF the size oi hens ess. The
rrl MT needs c"hh, mainn.
There il con>1era le excitom"nt existing
her. III rcard to the United Sia'cs mail for this
place. The letting is considered To hc the same
failure and rueetin. is called to lopt nnc.,-
sures inr relief.
A. ~ auction sale yesterday nj D'rn,er City
houses undlp in Parkinson'saa ltipN rriros ran
god rpm three to fifty dollars per lot. All oat lots
sd high.
Business is dull. Money is tigl CIR. if possible.
t'inu cfurt.
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Accident To THE OVERLAND MAIL CoAcu - Yam
here this evening tha: the Overland Mail coach
coming east from California, met with II serious
accident at this mountain pass Of the Chnttaw ma
ton. Tho team ran away, killing one person, and
seriously injaring several others. and completely
rocking the couch The mil in consequence OF
shea.'l lent will be delayed some 80 hous hey ond
it. -ual time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

PlirIcAL--Fulton, July 2l.-A meeting was
held In ths place, last night, t. ia iiy the nom
nations OF Douglas and johnson. The" immense
meetings were held at the same time, which were
addressed hy Hon. Edward Marshall, of Ken
tncky; Hon. SANFORD Il. Chnich, and Hon
Francis b. Srnoia. The grcasest enthusiasm
prevullrd After the meeting. the Douglas Clubs
hal u good torchlisht PROCESSION. At least five
til u>anl people attended the meeting.
NNcENNEs, IND, July 2l.-F,om six to ten
t. 'usanl pe"ple assembled here to-day to hear
Hon. Ca-sius NJ. CLAY. "f Kentucky, speak. -
Thu meeting tho large,t political gathering
ever held in this section # The State Extra trains
were run over the railroads. and the greatest en-.
thu>iaSm was manifested One delrg ition was
heade,l by eight yoke of cxen, drawing platform
upon which were q number Of men splitting
rails. Speeches were made by Jus, Kltchel
and Nathaniel Usher.
Sr LnuI, July 81, Tho Democracy are h"llin.
an immense mass meeting Mt their h"n'quarer-,
to III hit 10 ratify thor nnminatlnnsfpr & N ;ress
the Legislature. aud county officers.
Mr., llnssaronck, Of Cincinnati, anl Judge
rrumhuil Of Illinois, are addressing Republican
meelln, mt Lucas Market tonight.
NJ Blair has spoken to his cIasita Int = every
evening this week.
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nrFI, vt BLOODY IsLANp.-S,. Louis. Missouri
July 81 A duel was fought on Bloody Island.
opposite this city, ta-day, between Eminets Nc
Donald and Sylvan Carton. After tw shots with
rides, ut distance Of one hundred anu 6.ty feet.
some compromise was effected. Neither par,y
was injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

MOVEMENTS OF Ma. DouGLAs.-S aratosa July
2l.-ilan Stephen A. Douglas arrived here ut Q
O'clock His afternoon. He was receiv,.t nj the
depot by large number oi his friends, who. with
II ta'd ct music, accompanied him I, the United
States II tel, where he made n few remarks o, a
hundred guns we're fired.
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New Paper.

Tho Constitutional Union" is the title Of n
to support Mcssrs. Bell and Everett. Its a very
handsome sheet, aud its editorials display eonsde
rnble ability.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

Efrrcr> IF THE liEAT AT ST. L1rls.-St. Louis
July 2l--There were thirteen fatal eases Of ann.
stroke here yesterday including Peter Gallagher,
notorious prize fighter
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ELECTORS.

n, Dr.x.,cr-L h CHANDLER Of No,fok City.
aro TRAVIS n. kPfs, 81 Euaoway.
am THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
Sru JOHN T. THORNrOS of Prince Edwar.
sru JAMES y. JOHNSON, Of Bedfosd.
ey1 W. @. SCOTT, Of Powhstan-
I'm LENUEL J. bOWDEN. William burg
Am JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, .f Middlesex.
On b. n. sHACKELfOkD, OF fauquier.
,ern ANDREW T. KENNEDY, OF jefferson.
iirg A. H. H. STUART. OF Augusta.
l9ru W. 4 STAPLES, of Montgomery.
ism WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington
isTu J. J.. JACKSON, Jr. Of Wood.
Isrn A. u. CALDW ELL.o Ohio.
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LYNc HBURG COLLEGE

I1NfUBI 10, TIHGYNII,
TuNUL 9TH u lis commence
Il on the , Ii september
The locaion oi The hcathiest md accessible in
the entire south, and the study Classical and
Scientific equal 10 that ot of the American oleges
The alitar! department sla be eiv MI, main aimed
der the care V Mr. j. l.. Blankcnsip, graduate of Eugin-
Ia Mali ar. Institute and rccenty connected will:
United states Coast survey.
FACULTY.
Rev B. TnaMsoS. D. y. PesiIeat Professor of Mental
and Moral Science AMI of History.
LYctEG e. MATHEWS, NJ Professor of In and Bellies
Leitres
r. IL CABrI \. b., Professor the Language and
Literature. ~
J. BLASKESsnr Professor of Mathematics an Instructor
Of Tactics.
SAMUEL GARLASn, A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law
d. A. LASsHoRSE, NJ. D. Professor of Ana om and Physil.
ology.
.................. Principal Of the Grammar School,
EXPENSES
Ioard ~ per week. wa ing 81 70 month"; fuel and li
$40 term uitlon, S2u in the Grammar rcnool and so
NE collegiate Department for half session.
~ Catalogues. coutaning further f,rmaton OBJ
tanned ny addressing the REV A. DONIPHAN,
VZ'-l3tis Agent LyucIburg Coil, gc
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBURG MARI ETS,
REPORTED
"A. B. FUCKER, =.
PROD u Q T. h II = X E Il
- 1913 MAIN sTEEET.

tS-These quotations. It will be understood, represent wnDe
sale prices generally.
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Removal! REMOVAL!
The LynChburc SnS iyu.s S.

II'EN BRLs. BOURBON whisky. saye' vo.r. off, TO-
" 10, sos o" e"ns gnmeu sTRATToN d HENSLEY. W.
No. "a Main Street.
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Dress Circle, % cts. Coiored Gallery, 23 cts
Numbered seats with certificates for occupancy, be
cured nj the Hall daily from a. 10 without ,xtrs
charge.
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Appyto e. II. PHELPS
q j. 2'is
sSorTlNG tLofHS-Besi Gcrmun Anchor Boiling Cloths,
- Nil N"s.--Fnr sale by SfiGlER. PETERS ~ Co,
y 70 Is No. loU Main
I(AEGAlN-: BAkG AINS!!-In summer Dress Good and
- Mantl.s, at Silul.ER, PETERS II Co,
NJ Min sIr.n
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Rio Coffee, & Liverpool Fine & Rock Salt,
AT AUCTION
rRI2AY July s5.h a. II In oslo x at our Ware House,
bark SALLY MACE" consisting Of 900 bags strictly
Prime RIO CoFFkE, In double bsgs '
Also,
~ E0n SACKS Of FINE SALT, "wor,hington" brand
O,cOO daily expected b. ship "Pepperl," direct from
Liverpool. '
S0 TONS ROCK SALT, AN article much approved Of Cor
~ sa.ting Stock.
ALSO,
= nAA BUS. ST. Martins COARSE SALT, the heat sa,t
C,OOO imported for agricultural purposes
J, yltis EDMOND. DAVENPORT Il CO.
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SALES BY AUCTION


RUTCsAg DAYS.
Porto Rice and New Orleans Sugar,
AT AUCTION.
az FRIDAY the 2Ith inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock ~.
~ viii SELL Auction StoFp,
026 hhaa Porto kco and New 0rlen = Sugar yariou.
marin, ranging frau prime TO choice quality
TEkAs -Undcr Ffu0 cash. f0J months credit for
approved negotiable paper
Sale regard weather; commencing nj 10 co.t Ia
enable dears To attend the cargo sale of Rio Coffee Mssr
~ % ids DUNLOP. MoNCCEE Il Co. Auct.
.s-=a BY O.. PHELPS, Aaetioneer.
Household Furniture.
an friday MORNING, the 9Tth inst. will sell on MARKET
~ Street, he entire effects Of gentlemen lccnn, hous.
keeping embracing the usual assortment VI sc kept
viz: 1880
Sofas. Mahogany and Cane Seat Chairs,
Marble Top Tables, Brussels, and three ply Carpets
window Curtains and shades,
Rorking Chair, Marble Top Sideboar,l
Extension Dining Table, Tin Safe,
Rcfrserator, Bcdsea,is. Hair aud Shuck Mattresses
Bedding. wsshstnnds Warirche, Lounges
Dinner and Tea Sets, Glass and Crockery Ware.
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
~ 25tds C. T.. PHELPS. Anct'r
BY b. AkERS. Auctioneer
WISH 10 dispose Of LOT OF GkOU ND fronting on Clav
street. hity feet more less running back hundred
feet just above the Tan Yard and adjoining Mr. W. Davis
residnce. II II is hot sold privately by the 3iST OF july
8 o'clock, L. NJ. - -
For further particulars, apply my BROTHER CAswELI
POE ~
" 2i-ss JOHN POE
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DuALoNS HAIR INyIGoRATuK.
jy2its guy !, ruo,,,oo,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

The Independsnt Of Turin--Count Cavours organ
saws nothing now opposes the Prince Cargnans as
SUMPTION Of the Regency.
The Ma:qui. Of Msssano D'AzegliO is appointed
Governor Of Milan.
Ratazzi has left for Nice.
The statement II at Prussia bad sssented to The
nexation Of Savoy and Nice 10 France is denied in
liable quarters.
Sir Henry Bulwer had ordered the British Consul
in Rodoso TO break off official relations with the
tborites. ,o.,
telegram from Bombay TO the 10th January,
states that the Waghars had been severely beaten by
Major Moore's forces. Twelve thousand Europeans
and eight thousand Sepoys we're preparing 1or Chnas
The commercial news was not telegraphed.
Melbourne kilograms are TO December Nv. Ine
Victoria Parliament met on the 18th November.
The financial statement Of the Government shows
considerable retrenchment. =,
Tie Geelong Railway had been purchased BY Gov
eminent. go
mercantile panic prevailed, and many failures
were reported among tber w. p. Tenant King and
w. g. G. Poleburgo. The banks were very stringent
in making advances. The warehouses were over
stocked.
The Parliament Of New South Wales were assem-
bled at Sidney The Ministers budget proposes subs
iidy for a telegraph TO Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE BY THE
CANADA.

The remains Of Capt. Harrison were removed from
Southampton on the 26th, amid every demonstration
Of respect. Bells were tOed, minute guns irei and
the chops closed The procession was headed by the
officers and of the Great istern. The American
Consul was among the large number who took part in
it. The corpse reached Liverpool on the morning of
the 9Th, and was Inferred IN st. James Cemetery, in
that city, in the presence of an imnense crowd:
Many shops along the route partially closed, and
all flags at half-mast. Among the pall-bearers
were Captains Judkins Lang, and others of the Gu
nard Steamship Company. A meeting OF Capt. Harr-
risons friends to be held in London, for the pur
pose of recording their sympathy for his bereaved
family.
The official Board Of Trade report on the loss of the
steamship Indian, has been published. The COM
nander Cap. Smith, is exculpated, but the mate Is
blamed for not stopping the ship when danger was APP
parent.
NJ. Thonyenel had assumed office as Minister of For
egn Affairs. On the oath, be issued a circular to
rious ambassadors pledging hs best efforts to msin-
tain and consolidate the existing friendly relations.
The commercial treaty between France and England
continued to attract attention and speculation. The
Constitutional publishes several articles OF the treaty,
ar the following:
On and after the lat of July next, the import
duties cotton wool will be suppressed. English
coal and coke viii be subjected 10 the duty in
Belgium after October next. A duty of seven francs
will be substituted for the actual duty on iron from
|. december next. Dntes on machinery will DO dmln-
ished. From Janu Try, 1861, the sugar duty will he
reduced. From June, 1861 the prohibition of the
importation of threads and hemp will be replaced by
duty not exceeding 80 per cent; and from October
ls6l, all remaining prohibitions will be abolished"
The advantages granted to France will DO stated
shortly. ,
Some French journals repor. that the.dny on French
wines imported into England will be only two pence
per bottle or one shilling instead OF five shlngs and
nine pence per gallon, and that silk will DO admitted
hee. 49,
The project for the annexation Of Savoy and Nice TO
France was being openly alluded TO by French semi
official Journals az an almost accomplished fact.
The Bourse was inactive, and dull. Rentes closed
on the 9Th at tsf. 50e.
The latest dispatches from the seat OF war say that
the Moors had attacked the advanced redoubt Of this
Spaniards on the Martin River, but were repulsed with
considerable loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
MEMORIAL OF THE KENTUCKY AND
ONO YOUNGSTERS.

Your memoralists, citizens of -, County Of
-, in the State Of =, respectfully represent to
your honorable bodies that the manufacture Of ron in
winch a very large proportion of the wealth Of said
county is invest0 and upon which large proportion
of its laborDg dependent for employ ment, Id
in depressed condition as to render the capital un-
remuneIatlye, and has caused a large dimnutlon IN
the demand for laborers. These evls constantly
becoming more distressing Your memoriasts believe
that relief can Je afforded by the levyipg of specific
duty the imporatons Of foreign iron They, there
fore, respectfully petition your honorable bodies that
you will change the aws az 10 afford such
protection. And your. memorlas,s, as In duty
bound" &c.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE IRON CONVENTION AT PORTS
MOUTH, OHIO.
heea For years business of this region of Ohio
and adjacent Kentucky has been greatly depressed owing the
fsc that the prosecution OF manufactures of on with which
al other branches OF industry immediately sympahze as IN
that trade large proportion OF wealth IL aud
whereas convinced that relief only be afforded by
portaiions of foreign iron; therefore,
Rerd Thai common must regard that policy as ruin
which will It has occaso1ed railroads to be built
the Baltimore and Ohio Marietta and Cincinnati scoo and
hockng Valley sid the Lexington aud Big Sandy Of English
iron nsnufacGred by English labor roads which
richest deposits coal and iron In the world are developed
Re,ored Ths. patriotism dictates every citizen inds
should depend upon other people for
what produce ourselves that family community
country become eventually impoverished which buys
what It La. the material time and labor to make.
Re,ored That the dmagoeurcs dogma that tariff Of pec
ton ehe, class Of community by impovershns others
1poded and proved absurd by observation and
Pence when under the oenehcen operations OF the law OF
le42 Only the iron but other interest
with every other interest depesed1s the differ
parts Of every community must share loss directly
the happiness or the sane misery.
R'oieed That believing to be the duty IA the policy OF
Congress afford such protection will nfuse life aud
ersy the unprosperous trade OF the country Will
like sincere in their opinions ask for what want aud
that will least Of these memorials with the
proper number Of attached to be sent each week TO
Representative In Washington and that will thus do
not otherwe let the country know there an iron interest be-
side Pennsylvania and NewJersey and that the
connected with and dependent upon IT, neither too lacy
consequence may follow persistent and well directed efforts
in finances be careless Of Improvements