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Ruin! We learn (says the Trenton EmPo-
rlum) that Mr.. Peter Cooper, the owner OF the
of his hands since the passage of the late tariff


More! We are informed (says the same paper)
that a new mandatory has been started within
few days in South Trenton. An industrious la
borer has commenced the business Of making
horseshoe nails 1t on his own hook" not having
the fear of the tariff or of whig ruin before his
eyes. .-


Still more! The proprietor of the Glenden
Iron Works, above South Easton, (says the Ar
gus) has largely increased his business since the
9asssge of the new tariff. Why is it that the own
Or of these works does not complain for the want
of @pro,eclion"2 During conversation with the
chief agent the other day, we were told that they
did not fear the new tariff and would Teceige no
injury from its effects, unless perhaps through the
foolish and ridiculous panic which some few are
irving TO raise in cities.