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AIDES WINE. .LADIES, wTwp-
SPEER'S WINE or ELDER,

SPEER'S WINE or ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial Qualities a, CENT?
sTINULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUDoRIFIC which
Is testified to by Physicians and thousands Ladies' and ens
men in all parts of Europe and America
As a Gentle Stimulant nnd Tonic.
sFcnghens the Digestive Organs, improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
AS DIurefic,
Himpsrts healthy action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS srd
URINARY ORG ANs-very beneficial in RRopsY, GoTr
Erhptie and Rheumatic Affections.
AS a. SudorfGc,
1t acts the Skin, opening the pores and exne,,,p al, m
purities by Dsensibe perspiraon thereby drvin y F
ana cleansing the surface giving and vgor to the
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY conditi,r
OF the SKIN AND COMPLEXION
The Chippewa Tribe of Indiana
nave long used the Blossom of the Elder m ,a NJ
their most valuable remedies
In Germany.
The Berries dried preserved b nn,i1ieg FIR nc. IN
of sickness. " 0A
Speer's Wine or EyRer
Is pure from the juice of cultivated Elder recommended NV
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, as POSSESSING, ram ,r..t 49,
dicinal properties, SUPERIOR any other Wines in
use and an excellent article for all WEA and
ED PERSONS ard the AGED and INFTRN ro,ra, -
DISTINCTIONS improving the APPETITE AMI ,,eot
LADIES and CHILDREN
A Ladies' Wine,
because it will not inoXcate it conttrs 10 rf-rre of
spLf1s and other liquors and admired is rich peculiar
anu no7lYe properties npartng healthy tone to the stoD
Hch and Digestive Organs.
RA winegass full may be used with reas or at
any time through the day, AS desired
We Will only ask your intelligence to make ons trial f b,
Wine. ~ " ''''
For sale IN New Orleans by f. j. HART L co. JOHN
" hiTHf Il co, JAMES SYA Canal street. and by all The
principal Druggists throughout the United States
ES~Ihe trade supplied ut proprietors prices
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
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SOUTHERN SHOE COMPANY.
AND ACT OF INCORPORATION
Southern Shoe Manufacturing Company
OF NEW ORLEANS,
STATE OF UISIANA
N SHOE COMPANY.
STATE OF UISIANA,


| CRY NEW ORLEANS:
RE 1T KNOWN that this renty.nfh day of January,
before BXRNET Sa Nofary i Pn6S s IN ad
aforesaid iny commissioned and sworn personally came and
deare S S part g91ss hereano WHO
u5e o. s 81 h9nsGr md more parcnsry of of
public nUs and % be-
s OF sa aets approved the fourteenth day of March,
covenant and agree and bind emselse those whom They
for the ojsss and and under spulaons' regu
HoE NJ Ct IT GG%?9 S R
sue and be sued lis om Is S at H be k9S aan well
n ays Exist t 9 TO five years from date hereof
Directors may odan with power break the same
ARTICLE IE.rho object purposes of this Company
are 10 SHOES by machinery under The here
The Pesdsnt OF the C dmpa "l s gr
Ge9 upon whom all citation of whatever kind nature
,n the s SSpH stock Of sid Company fixed hundred
of "ns hundred aoa%S each and said capital
s n9l%sG nd h s
os s e SoSs nsn as soon as he sum of
psny shall he foIisws to-wit ''' u S'o 'o
Tween per cent in cash subscribing
Twsn per s cent ON he s Of Of n g PsSt,
Twenty per cent. on the LIST Of August thereafter
Twenty per cent the LIST Of October thereafter in notes of
Of any subscriber pay The within cen days "iter be-
SSf vote any e oa q PSF pese may be
ARR ICLE The entire manage eIt cars and control Of
EgS rect 9' s i"1at It it It
Of he Company 9d Office nn ,e Gs1 Sl ,So
Sr @G M mn n GS Of dS@1h SssnMton absence
IFcEE board fdv Of D T& a 9es yGsa4sy NV,
H. Paul Sy and ieis sa to e
shiS tean1 interest lo The Stue Of Ioina in and to
which granted by the United Of 4neTira +" a
S @y a%d ,sS 6 VII VII 81 I'D
in b T@ni Crn y sd @ ,Sr on record
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Lib ORIGINS aiIl CEestett.
- 4, na1 o. AZ 10 1J 81 = = +.
CaavlisfION or THE STAT i OF LOUISIANA.

IpEspA l E,ssala a e, 1oei.
The COME ntoH met pursuant 20 aoloar aineh''
Tls Hon. Alexander houton N she CHAR an
eight two uelega ies n At nce.
Journal ST gestar5ay vas read 81 and approved
NF. Hedge, from the Committee on Finance an
sonsinge II lssp eases, 70 whom had been referret
Mi Following resolution
assslaeol, That the Committee on Finance re
pert T. ss Convention what salary Or conpensa
A'aa y. Nv "A
Reported ~ favor Of allowing said Commissioner
xiie suln Of five hundred dollars; and, on motion,
slia rules having been suspended, the report was
aSopted
Ne, Todd obtained leave 1 to take Up me remain
ag section q az Ieported py Ihe COM
Enttase or fashc lanes entltiea an ordnance IN
n relation W the unappfofo1lateo pupnc DOMAIN N
sie STATE at lenisiana 4 introduced the 18th Feb
suarys 1851 which, together with the substitute
y tlen offered BY MT. Elgee, on his motion, were
ssasa die special order Of the day for tomorrow,
sas II O'Clock.
~ Hlgee Obtained leave to take up the resolu-
siea intrcausea BY him yesterday, instFucting the
y etecfod 0y TINS Convention 70 represent
Interests ut the state Of Louisiana 10 the Con-
sention az Montgomery 70 make known to said
Convention shat the State OF Louisiana, In the as
Heg ton Of her undoubted rights as q sovereign
State, MI act and cannot admit Of any interfer-
spss SFlsh tlpe public domain within her borders,
itier hg ths Provisional Fed ratfye Government,
Sol nv any other aut nofit,y
an mo ton S III. Dnpre, the same was referred
w che Ceniralttee on Public lands
on motion q hlr. Moores the Convention went
into secret session
Che doors Of The Convention having been
ssenened
NIL. Perkilss of 0rlaars, presented the two sspa-
rate memorials nj h G. Cromwell and James B.
rice, holders III certain warrants drawn BY the
" FostoIfIee Department Of the late United States,
inent 81 which has been refused By the State
nepositary late Assistant Treasurer of the United
States, ana asking relief from this Convention,
hich, oa nation, ere referred to the Committee
Nd finance ard Contingent Expenses.
kfr Forks nth leave, called ZIP bis resolution Of
sterdsY rendering the thanks of this Convention
teaies and accom- tons received TO the
4 and Gounsil Of New Orleans which, on his
Illetipu vas ordered te iie over subject to call.
III. lev af Claiborne, with leave, called up
xAe resolution introduced by him yesterday, ex-
rfessiFe Of the opinion that this Convention APP
proves The action Of the Montgomery Convention
eIation To tle African slave trade, and viii not,
under any circumstances, consent that the African
asage trade be raopened. On his motion, it was
1t
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STATE or LsoursIiHl

Parish Of Orleans, City Of New orissans {
Be 1t remembered that tho 18th July 1860 before ma
the undersigned Justice Peace in and for tbo %
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS al ADAMS Pfs4i
ae OIL the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Or
leens, who, being duly according to law does
say that the foregoing true and
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS A.ADA&s President.
Sworn to and subscribed before the 18th July 1850
-.0. D. z. MITCHELL, DIP.
ne oard OF Trustees havBresolysdto pay an interest
tf CENT In cash all the outstanding certificates NJ prog
a 10 LIE holders thereof their loyal IN ana
afstr tho SECOND MoNDAYIn August proatn1o l15
iso to declare dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT f7n
s on the Not Eered Premiums Of the Company for hn
'''oeu On and after the arst day Of October next
further that after reservng over One Million of
Do'ars Of Profits, all the Outstanding certlneaes ~ h
Oh tho year 1871 redeemed and the SECOND
from Slth june ult " eSAo@
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Seven hundred and forty-one shares. j..

Seven hundred and fortyone shares. .... S7J 100
ARTICLE SNIAt the close of Char er or sooner If
ordered by vote of the Seckh9ldgr hereinafter provided
for they shall elect three of their body Lioudanr Inm
oners WHO shall have power TO close corporation sell its
Effects md divide the proce ds eqy among sa ehoier
Said ondHion shall not extend beyond six from he
date Of the dissolution of the Company ~ ~ t'e
ARTICLE N&IThis OF cOTporation mas, bo rood;cz
altered or or said corporation dissolved at general
De Tor that purpose, thirty DAYS no
tee ~ FRENCH and English in two newspapers published in tic
city OF New Orleans and with the of f he
stock repre- ented at such meeting. ~ t'' 'i' Vi Tue
done and passed the city of New Orleans aforesaid
the ds month and year first above written IN The
Marcel Ducr0s and Antoine Conand witnesses IF o %
me, notary. 9 Wy" a"iu pattes, anu
me original is Observation-Disclosures Bosart Geo H. Rozet A.
Edward Barnett, notary public 49, D'e''e' a. oon'nu'
certify the foregoing true cony nf tI,e
in my current Register ~ F' " 0 i'slie eatane
n @ whereof grant these presents under nv srnatura
aa me impress Of my seal Office at the city Of New Orleans
this llth day of February 1861. 10y - ~" otie'ns'
II. 81 EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
of o recorder Of Mortgages in and the Parish
ONCE, ms day, in Society Book No. 4 folio ia - w
Nav nrlaars ,o.t 1,,. JnHN HOLMES. Recorder
N' ~ fS''ueiS' ioel. fel5 law3Qd
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No. os Chambers street,

No. os Chambers street,
tnyEl ly&~ NEW YORK.
AMOS NJ. sACRETT f = >wr rowrsry,
WILLIAM X. S"eSius IL. sAoKEFf
SACRETT, BTGLCTIER s. co.
W H OIL IS ALE CIR O ER
Importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS. and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco
NO. e PEARL STREET, corner of Whitehall St,
N.Y. ly&W foot Of Broadway, NEW YORK
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE wHrsrv

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY i .
to introduce the article public and
and country, as the
PWrest DiMuaable Sttnuysmf
which has ever been prepared for medical 1t proye
cordial at once heahful and invigoratng to III,
whether by disease. It is distilled from tha bss -
malt and its nutritious properties preserved bv
peculiarly his whereby the Fusil Oil and oibar ,o
gradients known to be contained WHISKY in srars wa
are coetey separated so that the absolute purify of this
tcle from any foreign hdn,iStnreis guaranteed
In addition to the following testimonials from tbs r,0. ~
nent Chemists of Philadelphia York and gos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed 1T with thar
Diploma, snd DR.. jackson Boston, has tost,fed 1nd @
to Its absolute purity. Read the following
oE RTfFIC OATES:
Philadelphia, Espt O. 1881
We have carefully tested the sauule of fbes,,n. ,.
Whisky which yon sent and End that ii contains ,ora ~
poisonous substance known Fusil OIL which ia The ba
sc aud of the Whistles general USE
r. BOOTH GARRETT Il CAMAc.
Analytical Chemlsts
Nav York, Sept. 5, 1859.
nave "nelyzsd sample Of Chestnut Grove whisky received
from A Charles Wharton Jr., of Phisdepha and har,
carefully tested it, pleased to state ta- Il ia
from poisonous daleterons substances 1t Ia n ors
pure and fine Favored quality of whisky
JAMES r. Chiffon Aralyt;ca1 t1hcy,tr4
Boston, giarch 7, 1859
have made chemical analysis of commercial sa,na. nj
Chesnu drove Whisky which free from thehaey
Fusii Oils, and perfectly unadutarsted tn,
dayor of this Whisky derived from grain uge5 in
featuring It, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES u D., State Assayer.
No. Is Boyiston street !
CHARLES WHARTON Jr, |
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street.
prTtT11
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SPAAD1NG'S PREPARED GLEtEs
sPALDING's PREPARED GLgEl
aPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEf
Save the PteCesy

&" ~ "a - DIS PATGH
H5-"A Stitch in Time SavcB Nine. leg
Assccitents will happen even in ellrssIaet rsr. t.
very desirable to have cheap convenlent IT,
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc.
Spalutng's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household can -
Toutt 1t is always ready and up sticking poin
Thereis no longer necessity lmpng chairs snrad 70
neer headleSs dolls and broken cradles It Ia lust the article
for cone SHE'LL and other work SO popusr with ,o
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Ia ussd cold being chemically
held in soluon and possessing ali valuable qualities o III.
eest glue II may used in the place of
nary muciREe, being vastly adhesive
useful IN EVERY HOUSE,
n. B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price 2seeptz
Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar street New York
Address HENRY o. sPALDING Il CO.
Box No. 5000, New York.
Futnp for pealersin Gases containing four
Lithogaph ShowCard accornpgnvuq
package.
1874 single bottle of SPALpING,s PREPARED aim
wlinaVe ten tmesits annually every household
Sold by all prominent Stsoues Druggists Hadwzreard
Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchsnta shpuld make note Of spALnTNG,a
PREPARED GLUE, when making Eheirlis II will ssrd
~ olIniHt7. jAlg ly&w
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zzrySe, MINER d STEVENS, ~ sg-ps :,
.z2 Manufacturers of @SeS&EH

FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS,
nos ID and 30 Fankn and II White Streets FIRST door east of
Broadway, NEW YORK.
Having removed from their stand 69 Broadway IN
new and more extensive establishments have On hand and ara
manufacturing to order every description Of Fashionable Car
r&es and light Road and Trong Wagons from the hest m
ieced materials and Workmanship beauty Of design
hhi9 and durability equal if SUPERIOR to anv Other
make in this country. cor l. ,rr
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* aaNNER ACADEMY, PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
VICTOR scHELTHA, pa,So,p4t

ne sixth semi Annpal Session of this Instution " conn
PRINCIPAL rs KenneE Parish Of Jefferson Aaq,g mi me
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i y: ELlHfTNG, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
49, Elxintes No. Harris Row. t542 Magazine street.
Is M win attend faithfully and punotualy to all
and On reasonable terms
-AM orders len Ia Box No ga Mechanical YSnhana.
FIJI ~ paemrty attend&&sss ms II
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+ OUIsEANA STARE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. So CAMP STREET. e.
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
JLapeiro, L. r. Harris,
Theodore Frot0, in. Robert,
A d. Grief, j. A. Bonnafon,
yacebzolly, Arnsdeo Landry,
e. Ganucheau.
This Company will bs ready on the lst Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure againstho pers Of the
seas rivers and loss and damage by FIRE. nrsua rsFs at
the current rates of premiums
cash rsturn premium of FIFTEEN PER GENT. will h.
made to those nsurinE In this Office
Z. GANuCHgAU, President.
4. Prc0LEr, Secretary.
New orleans, Anguish 7, 1883. au1s.f
RILAEAESD TABLEs-BELLIARD Ess.E1s
35......... ST. LOUIS STREET.
Under the ST. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned begs leave inform public that he has
opened BILLIARD SALESROOMs OF the above place. where
he intends to keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated mandatory of j. W. BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati of oil descriptions and prtcss; such
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble, Slate Wood Bed. Also Bagetele Tables
snd Balls Pool Boards Cushions Cloths Cues Pockets Cue
hesthars Ten Pin Balls and everything appsraning to BIZ
Iards or osher games.
Of the above Tables bsseen st the ST.
Charles, Marble Hall an2 st. Lonis Billiard Rooms.
ReEaS7g done at short notice and on reasonable terms
my iy A W. MERRIAM.
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NNW YORK GARrls.
IS IS s s1sEa rr4sor Ssx W n ases4
NORTH, SHERMAN
IMPORTERS AND JoRRERS

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS, ERy,
JEWELRY@ STATIONERY MUSICAL INsTRu-
MENTs, COMBS BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, BUTTONS
THREADS
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r s. d w. A. LONEK 81 CO..
C0a1LsSTo HERGHA ETs,
Baltimore, nd,
AGENTS roR THEs4LE
AMERICAN COTTON AND WOODEN GOODs
sheetngs, Shirtings Plain and Twilled Osnaburgs
Bleached Cottons, Tickngs, Stripes Plaids Checks
satines Tweeds Kentucky Jeans, Blankets Cassneres
Plaid and Plain Linseys Jerseys, etc. ETC., etc.
Alto
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On1er Gatllgr

The Company coRtnueto insure against pers the seas
and rivers and loss damage by fire. at the
premiums.
E3- Office No. Carondeet street. d17 If
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NEW ORLEANS nrAora1Nn awoop Worrg

P. HOW, ENa1xEER,
=, 2l2 and 2l4 New I.eyee street
PATENT COTTON CLEANING MACHINES made sold ssS ana
in operation.
PATENT METALLIC AND eRINDsroNFsA SAW CUMMING.
MACHINERY MODELS, ETC., put in operation.
FANCY WOOD WORK Of all descriptions.
as"ordes for any 9fthe above executed prsnryI sal
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TtNE8E OLDEST CANDY mANUFACTOtzY
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1906.
Ridley Is Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETs
toppoHitethe Hudson River Railroad Depot,

toppoatethe Hudson River Railroad Depot,
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs LOZENGEs, ETC., etc.,
In all their varieties n1ede exclusively treble refined
Sugar without adulteraton adxrs dslsterous sub
stances Of any kind.
Those wishing purchase article requested cali
and examine stock and contrast them with
elsewhere
a~ Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for fan,lles, pu. us
to order, at prices ranging from IS upwards
W. Candies etc. etc., packed In hoxss of Is 50 s
suitable for the Southern trade and shipped order.
Id" Orders by mail promptly executed.
SO Terms cash. frl7Jv
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CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Q FFIC IAL AL
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EEEPOESTANT T0 FAMILIES.
e N N s A MA
SALT MANUFACT URITG CoHPAYvs
SAFDNIFIER
The ready Family Soap Aqksr, and TZzi,ersn,
Cleanser.
VIII make hard water soft oean Paint remove !rk fror
Type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils etc. ~ 0A
%to II pounds refuse grease usually given away at
about IL cent per pound say.................,a
,a4 s.. .,r- -, IS cents.
SOFT SOAP. - = ''' Nle'-intS
dressing Depot Of Company '''' " "|
LEWIS, JAMES l. CO.
Philadelphia.
in the country. rD'
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SOIsB AGNRCY
oE THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WoRREt
Erpsr KnttIas fro,,, o, 4. 80 ,, TENNESSEE.
oa 81 q 70 Il inches diameter. 81 rs an inch
e. 10 ~ inches diameter. 90 an ncf
Furnace Mouth ia Sss eaiaesr. inch.
tsra Crate Bara 10 par bound " ASEe ana pat
2 Id. F.LAVILLEBEUVEE,
faATw Commission Merchant
---------- No. IL IInloantrass
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me Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend ss per
paying per cent interest outstanding Certificates
1858. r = s ''P ioouo y.
Interest paid and Scrip of 1858 after the 18th
may next The Certificates OF Scrip 1860 will be- delivered
on and after lst June, 1860. - -
, CHAs BRIGGS, President.
ID T. SecretnrY. n1al1.
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[ ou1s1ANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
ofce-south corner of Camp and Natchez streets New
Orleans, 5.I.- =
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-22

BULL We. BEAR.-The Mariposa Gazette
says A valuable horse was killed not long
since on Bull creek by bear; also a COW was
much injured. Bruin, however. met his re-
ward, for large bull plunged at him while try
ing to kill the COW, driving one Of his horns its
fun length into him. After this the bear was
quickly finished by the infuriated bovine.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-22

ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FTELD.-It is
rumored in political circles that General
Shields is actually an aspirant for the posi-
ton Of United States Senator. His friends,
it is said, are not numerous, but active, aud
lay great stress on the Union sentiments ex-
pressed in bis late lecture on Jackson. He
may interfere somewhat with the candi-
dacy of some others.-LS Sac. Bee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-22

AN ANTIDoTE.-Dr. Beck, Of Dantzig, it is
said, has discovered an antidote, or rather the
counter poison for alcohol 1t is mineral
paste which he incloses in an olive, and which
once absorbed, destroys the effects Of drunken
ness. The Doctor had best ship large in
voice to this coast with all haste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
TIE TARIFF or 1864.

Tie Importing has ever been The control
ling interest in this City, where ito AdSer.
tising patronage il enorI1Cus AID its influence
over the Press sery great. i. oil limes, ms,or-
fly Of our journals have been subxryient TO its
dictates and have echoed il plants and objur-
cations When Revenue Tariii-a Tariff from
which all trace Of Protection had been gradually
elminated-tfcke utterly down in isil-2, leaving
the Government, in d tine OF profound peace,
destitute alike Of incom, and credit, and Con
gregs enacted u fresh Protective Tariff instead,
these iournals--Iae EccHiEg Post ana JOara0l Of
Conmerc, esDscslly--dcn0unc5d that BLACK
"Tarif' SIS tie Qui.ttssence Of nhsurdlty aud
aIoLuuaton, . measure destructive alike b. Com
merce and Revenue while certain TO impose enor-
nous bgrdcns on ,he Consumers OF Wares and Fab
fics. Trey secuted tie idea OF such Tariff
Increasing tie receipts from customs as madness;
but tie facts refutei II their predictions. The
Customs yielded not Oly far more Under
this Tariff than they had under rs predecessor,
but they yielded it more steadily; in al
values there was steady, gradual apprecis'
ion from the moment that tariff took effect;
We ala EOb cease 10 iUpOib~-HI Hc'uA sh"'4 "4''"
We arc able to buy; If We imported fewer Fab
RIGS that competed directly With our Own man.
uiactures, We imported more raw materials ard
Injuries; abd when the great fraud perPe.rated
in Pennsyhanin 10 1874 brought the adgersaTies Of
Protection once more into power, sad they pro
ceedcd to demolish this tariff, they could Lot
pretend that /. had diminished Revenue, for the
Treasury returns showed large and stcady III
crease; nor that ii lad blasted tie National
credit, for il had lifted that cut Of the Slough Of
DespOnd aud placed j! Oh a lofty eniherce-Na.
tiona credit always improving in inverse ratio 10
the need of employing it; nor yet that it bad
burdened our consumers with enhanced prices for
Wares and Fabrics, for we stood ready to prove
that these Lad in tie average been reduced.
My: we cited TM Eeeaing Post to the bar, and
proved from is oGR editorial columns That on
articles which II had itself instanced az Charged
with exorbitaut duties b. the Tariff OF ~
Wood-Screws, for example, over which it is again
rasing dust-tIis Tariff, BY nataralising and
establiabing their production in our own country,
I.aJ actially reduced tho cost while improving
o.. quality. pen.c0.,laticn was Of 20 usr, h0w-