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I ,or,ort 10 Home Leagues Agricultural So
] r;et;es. Mechanics Associations, aEG to ire


Eriends of american Industry throughout the
| Country.


/ II The American Lnborer is published on The
6-, dav of every month The first number was polished
in April last The whole work TO be completed IN t~eiVs
numbers The volume, when completed, viii icrn com
pendulum OF information connected with the agriculture


eeaanie Irfs Trades and Commerce of the United States
| not elsewhere 10 be found in any volume.
TsE AMERICAN LAsoREg win affirm and maintain the po
Ecy OF encouraging and fostering by wise legislation the e
tabshmcni and growth in eoustry OF new or yet 'e
BILE branches of Industry such the Culture OF hA .ne
Manufacture of whatever fabrics OF WOOL, Coon Aon'
NAV be necessary for the supply OF our own wants quo
secure and perfect independence Will ccmohsia'e
that the true and permanent interests OF ALL pat epec'dy
or the Agricultural and Working Glasses umVefsay w"
be infallbly and signaly promoted by adopting anu
NO on, the Protective Policy and that the Wages o Labor


the average price Of its Produce and the aggregate foaHc'
Of ihe National Industry viii be surely and largely en-
HANGED thereby In short this work intended To form
conee textbook for the friends Of Protection and tho
rough refu,aon every poni, of the pernicon alaces
put forth by foreign and misguided American aPoloes
| for the policy Of one-sided Free Trade
| The AMERICAN LARoaER will be published nonu y VI
large octave FORM each Euuber containing
double-colu pages of closely printed matter num-


her viii contain great S eech Report or DE- eT con
cling document and variety OF shorter arucie he "oh


will form one complete and comprehensive veaume OF Ssi
large fair pages and will be afforded to single snbcr
bers sEvENTYFIvE CENTS each three copies Tor Two
Dollars copies, for Three Dollars nine copes Ter Five
| Dollars or Ir TWENTY COPIES FOR TEN DOL
| LARS IN Payment is required in advance, in all cases
The lowest possible price has been fixed in order that lis CIR
cua,ion may be rendered universal, should the work re-
| ceve the appreciation of the public
II The July number is now ready TOR delivery. ihe
| April. Nav and june numbers may still be procured


PosMasers are authorised remit money for subscrp-
| lions GREELEY l. McELRATH,
No. so Ann ST New-York.
EMr Cany,s Speech the Festival at Lexng
ton, KY, Mr.. Chief Justice RoBERTsoNs ADDRESS as the
President of the Meeting, and Mr.. CLAYs FAREWELL
SPEECH on his retiring from the United States Senate, Is
published in Pamphlet and for sale at this Office
Price l2l cents 81 per Dozen Postmasters who remit
81 90 will receive IS copies Clay Clubs supplied at So
per hundred.


zs
ChamberS.street and Broadway t2) jyl8 I'm
POST 5sfes Res ssssss @
being desrous that all City Letters commsnly known by
the of Penny Letters, should have the advantage OF
CRY DIsPaTcH Posr should be established three de-
lveres each day. With view therefore, to put the same
into immediate operation The Postmaster has made an ar
rangement with MIR. ALEXANDER NJ. GREIc the Proprietor
of he City Despatch Post by which he dscontuues The
1a s 5y m 10 s the PS
Postmaster has secured The services OF MR. Gre cennec
Department An additional number carriers have
been employed to carry The City Letters Whoy depsna
hereby given Letters placed the Boxes at the va
Stations together with all City Letters either
der the charge OF the Department. and will received
rapid delivery at the hours mentioned below


Letters addressed 10 parties renting Boxes atthe upper
and Lower Post Offices will be deposited il them as here
toore request made that tEey be seat by the City
Despatch Post


Letter Boxes placed hundred stations IN vari,
be puncuay delivered three times day Sundays except
eel three cents each; option being lven either 10 ree
The Letter in the manner shown nthe following regulations
leave the postage be ceected OF the party TO whom
'ne 1e'''' = " POSTPAID LETTERS


Letters which desire send free, must have
free stamp affixed them An ornamental stamp has been
he os Sf apd % s
Sc per dozen or 81 so per hundred the reduction OF
accommodation Of those parties sending considerable


All Letters intended to be forward to the General
Post office for the Inland Mails must have Free stamp
A'"N'N " ''eA UNPAID LETTERS


Letters no, ha wing Free Stamp, will be charged three
cents payable by the party to are addressed on


Letters and New addressed to Edters of the pub
lie Press, will be delivered ! GiTeeerrpv Iserpv


VINO Money must put into the Bore unless registered at
the Upper Post Office, where Registry will be kept for
Which may he 10 %
ordinary postage and additional Free Stamp must pe al


fixed FOR the registration but all such Letters mus, be es-
pecially deposited AT the principal Office


The advantages offered by this plan are


First The secure prompt transmission OF all regis
tered Letters containing special notice er matter by
which means legal evidence may obtained OF the due de-
livery OF the same and the immediate despatch OF any Let
ter or small package requiring Instant delivery.
Secondly The certain and expeditions delivery ot Mer
camille Letter. and Circulars Of Invitations and Replies,
fetl, er ErpRS
thus bringing the most dsian. parts OF the City in effect
each other aud providing the means oil constant In
'e''ou''S '' + HOURS iYss' OF OF DE DELIVERY,
At the Principal Offices:
Upper Post Office, Park and Lower Post othce, Mer'
caa Esshsage every sy Sundays m m sen, on,


Ls,sss deposited Sssrs iS O'Clock, NJ, will be sent oas


Letters deposited before o'clock, P NJ. will be
Tor delivery at4 O'Clock, Pm.


Letters deposited before O'clock A NJ will be sent out
| for delivery at O'Clock, A. NJ


Letters deposited before ii O'Clock, A. NJ will be sent out
| for delivery at ! O'Clock, P. NJ


Letters deposited before O'Clock, P NJ, will be sent out
| for delivery at o'clock, P. NJ.


Limits of the U. S. City Despatch Posts will extend 10


suis iw JOHN iSe LoR1MER GRAHAM Postmaster


A DJOURNED SALE OF BLOODED
late of P. Alirg, the Newark Meek. half mile below


the Railroad Depot Wednesday nth of August inst at
| O'Clock P. NJ the following stock:


Durham Bull years old said 10 be the best In New
i Jersey.


6 Cows, Bloeded and Common.


\ two year ola Heers.


4 4one do do


Berkshire Sows.


! s$ 5: ss SS::'. IS: s.:


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