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TAR, PITcu AND TCRPENT1NE.--
These indispensable articles have
been steadily looking up for the last
two years, and the supply is still mad
equs,e to the demand. North Caro-
lima has almost a monopoly Of them.
Why do not our citizens in the Parish
es across the Lake turn their atten-
ton to these articles? Ia the south.
eastern counties Of Mississippi, along
the Gulf shore, there is the finest body
of pine land in the world.-N 0. JEFF
jersonian.


Very true; the pine plains of Hancock.
Harrison, and other southeastern counties
Of Mississippiare unequallcd, but the manu-
facture, of these articles has been sufficient.
~ tested during the past year to prove con-
clusively that it is a fruitless undertaking,
al least in that portion Of this State. Tar
in New Orleans, last season brought barely
enough TO pay cooperage, freight,setc., and
having the most experienced management
at that