AMERICAN LABORER.

IMPORTANT WORK:

FOR MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS FARM


rRs ANn POLITICIANS.
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FOR MANUFACTURERs, MECh..Hio'' > 'i'''


ERs AND POLITICIANS.
TIE .9MERIC.iN L5BORER, depo.sa 80 ',e -
Protector, 10 Home Iadusfry. eH5raeins fae
Rsport cn4 Sp,,e6.s fthe G5!est CrtitcH Of ne C
tel S;at., IN fs The Policy Of Protection 70 .1Llfr
eeE Labor ariih The Statistics y ' ''''
ted StGtes, Sc. SC.
TIN. above birIy useful aud sluable work is published
.b H. Ser-York Tribune, il one lare double
column octave volume dcu- nj with cloth Jacks snd
stautial coy-rS: priee only cr. fol!df .r,
|; CONTAINS among Other yauabie documents ts ''O
,,r SPEECEES AND ADDRESSES
Hon VIM sad=, OF VI. in favor of Protective A''h'
with History Of the Policy r.Ip
Hon jabtz ". Huntington, oi Conn II ''' -
licr Of Protection TO Home INDUSTRY.


4. II. T. Stuart, OF Va. on The ! eIri'' il ,p,
Hon Ge,r-s Erans, of Me ihe TaFia and NeFeGu5.
Gvn Jams TalluadEss Address before the Home iata'
H Hon. SDaf';' H. o. Colby, Of Mass ol Elatio95 Of With
an. address delivered Broadway Tabernacle
New York b,ior- the American Institute. v.
Govetcf s,waIds Address befe the New oFA e'A'e
Hon william slas OF on tie Protection OF Woodland
Wool-Hs. H.; - r.
Hon. Charles NJ. HUDSON @! Hass. on t'e o''ef "a
joan Ja5n s s.vart of Me- on the Elevation of Mechanics
NJ Henry Co!man OF Mass. the improvement oil AZ
rcu.ur- Art aud Profession -. .,
III. folIowinr RESOLUTION: Reolrsd, That Protective
Tarif is conducive TO our National Prosp,:1t
llr. James Wads~orih Of Ny an Actress 0sioie 'e
New-York STATE A:ucultua. Society


An Address prepared BY Committee Of the Home League
showing the necessity Of Protecting Tariff tea Sound Cu
regcy.


REPORTS


AUCTION Sale, and Frcuds on IRE Rerenue-BY w.
influence rheh Protection 70 Horne LaIor has upon ne
General Interests Of TIE Conntg-By {; Ha's; l.
Principle of Proieetios-By Horace Greeley OF Ny.
Cirency and is relation tdhe Projections q ime''ea"
EnIrsi,y-ByG. Il. Bacon ON. Y.
Manufacture Of Iron the Coc Tfefs dad me NGny ic
lures from TroH-By D. o. Kellogg oi Troy . oa"Iey' o
Brooklyn; aud Dr. ]. c. Fisher, OF Va
Hulpare, 4-c.-By j. 7 Wnslow. Of Troy, NJ
Hood Sers,rs-By A Hodges, OF Pf3ndeate' OF H. l.
Button, cnf PiHS-By Edward Cook.


Js.pelry-By T. Addison, of y. y


Combs, Brushes, Sc.-By J. Flat;


PaiIosophicqid,d CasnieG! .9pParatus-By DI Fisher
On Hobby J. T. Clak.


Manufacture Of Strac-ByJ r. CLARK.


Cotton aud Siik-By Shepard, OF Northampton Mass
II-heie aud Cod Fishery .r;h StdtsticsBy James Ar
Eod, Of Mass.


Salt, Earthenlcdre, &c.


CLASSIFY I. j. Wakeman of y Y


Ready Mdde Ciothins-By a. :. Baker


Wool aud Wooien,-By II. Shaw, of Lsnesboro, Mass
Leather and Shoes-By q. {. Davis.


Supplementary Report Leather, sho,rns The .1srs-
sae amouni Of a,a Of Leather Sdddiertes Tan
neries Men Employed, S'e.tn the Z; Sly u VI. LrnPp
Paper Amount, number OF Men Emmv!eu, C4r"ei IN
vested, sc.


Aisfais other than Iron-By Joseph Simpson, Of \. Y.
showing the number Of Men employed on Floor Oh Cloth
Carriages and Wagons, Tobacco, Furniture, Drugs and
Medicine Pants and DYES Musical instruments Gunpow-
der, Granite, Marble aud other Stone, Brck ana Line Ma
chiu-fy,


Gypsum-By 5. J. Beyard, of Seneca Falls.
i1c.;, ard Cur,a,s number of Rope Walks, value, &c
Printing oince-, Biuderies, Daily aud Weekly Newspa
p-rs Men Employed Capital, NC


The S;ik Culiure-By MIR. Bliss 10 the Legislature
ohio-a very valuable Document: VII
Cotton, Crops, Consumption, Export, V dlnei Ne
Tobacco, with Statistics. SC.


Shoe and Leather Business Of Massachusetts.
Sugar, with STATISTICS


lmpcr,atious, Countries from whence, value, &c
Silk, sc.


.4srteui,me-By Hon H Denny, of Pit'sburF
This work also contains the following valuable


STATISTICAL TABLES.
Aggregate Amour, of Wool Tobacco, Rice, Cotton and
Sugar raised in the United States.


TafiGs Of Great Britain, Russia, France, Austria and
rrussip American Flour, Cotton aud other Productions
M-rchandize Imported, value. Sc


Amount of Iron manufactured IN each Of the States.
Bituminous aud Anthracite Coal raised IN the u =
Number of Persons IN each OF The States employed III Ag-
riculture Mmug Commerce, Manufaeures Professions,
Navigation, &c.


Agriculture aud Commerce, &C.


Prices of suniiy Hardware III Birmingham.
Besides other important Tables numerous 10 mention
In addition foregoing this work also contains nu-
merous Ocal Documents, Original Letters, Essays and
Editorials the subject Of American Labor, many OF them
prepared expressly FOR the wokamong others We mention
tn, following:


The Fundamental Faiacy Of the Free Trade Economist,
Comparative value of Foreign aud Home TFade-By VIM.
Atkinson.


Protection and the Farming ln,erest-By Mr. Fisher, OF
ClrImout Ohio.


The Tariff Questicn-By E. {. Delavan, of Albany.
Ten Years Of Free Trade-By J. r. Kennedy, OF Md.
What would Tariff do for the Laboers of this Country
History of Protection and Non-Protection.


3 1t is deemed unnecessary enlarge upon the Con.
tents The work undoubtedly forms the most important,
and useful publication which issued on
the subjects Tariff Protection to Labor and Statistics
on Agriculture Commerce and Manufactures of the Uni-
ted ;h- only complete and standard work
these subjects.


Twelve persons clubbing together and rvm;tingnine
dollars. will receive twelve copies.


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Co. in Boston, aud Of all the Agents of The Tribune


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