The American Laborer for October.
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The American Laborer for October.
The October number OF this work now published and
ready Tor delivery TO subscribers


CONTENTS.


TIE PRESENT STATE OF THE QUESTION OF Projection
TO LABOR.


THe SILK CulruRr-Repor of Mr.. Bliss TO the Lepss-
OF oio wherein the whole subec, fully discussed
and the following questions asked and answered. Is our
Country adapted 10 The produce OF Silk, Can be don
profaby? Is there suicen market! Is necessary
give Bounty ON lis production,


INSTRUCTIONS TO SILE. RowERs By J. B. TilIlnrhad
LETTERS Oh THE sUBIEcT OF SILK CULTURE, from j. A
Farquar OF Cincinnati, irom J. w Gill; Mount Pleasant
W. Bebb, ESP, Hamilton Z. wood of Ashtabula County,
B. Wells, Esq, Seubenyile, f. Hamln Lorain County.
and J. Meyer, of Perry.


TEN YEARS or FREE TRADE.


SPEECH OF ME. EVANS OF MAINE or rBE TARIFF
Appendix from another Speech of Mr. Evans on the same
subject


Wool AND ITS MANUFACTURE.


Brief Editorials, Extracts, &c.


The American Laborer exclusively 10 the sd-
yocacy and illustration o the Protection ef Home Industry.
II is designed 10 present in compact cheap. readable
and familiar and practical manner the most di-
and convincing facts and support OF the
policy OF Protecting The Industry Of People To
bis end embodes the able Speeches. Reports Statistics
and other documents on the subject


II The whole werk TO comprise large octave voluue
OF near 400 pages, and IS published parts every month
Seven numbers already and ready for delivery
Price for the whole twelve numbers only IS cents being the
cheapest publication of the kind published in tie
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