AMERICAN LABORER.


IMPORTANT WORK.
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FOR MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, FARM


ERS AND POLITICIANS.
The. .4NIERIC.4N LqBORER, derotedt TO ihe cause cJ
Protecfiont 10 Home Industry embracing the 7rs'irne
Repors and Speeches Of the cb!est Cirtdns c me I'M
ted States taror Of The Policy q P5oisci.om 20 ~ @
icdn Labor, irth The StatisttcSoi PFodect'o' " e
ted States, &c. &C.


The above highly useful and valuable work is published
At the Office of the NewYork Tribune in one large double
column volume done up with cloth backs anu
stantial covers: Price only or. doilar.
|, contains among other valuable documents the follow
ing SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES.
Hon Vim. Slade of VI. in favor ofa Protective iafih'
Hon. Jsbez W Huntington of Conn support of the PO-
iicy Of Protection 10 Home Industry


a. II. n. Smart, of Va on the Tarln


Hoa George Evans. of Me. the Tariff and Revenue.
Gen James Tellmadges Address befoFethe Home indu'
Try Convention. cut,
and Labor Address delivered the Broadway Tabernacle
New-York before the American Institute.
Governor Stewards Address before the New-fork State
Agricultural Society.


Hon Charles NJ Hudson, of Mass. the Policy of Pro-
lection. -
Nh Henry Colman of Mass. 'he Improvement OF Ag-
riculture as an Art and Profession.
Mr. H. Greeley OF y. Y. athe Bro, tway Tabernacle on
the following Resolution: Resoired, That Protective
Tariff is conducive our National Prosp.-ity"
Mr. James s. Wadsworth, Of n Y Address before the
New-York State 4 siicultufa Society


An Address prepared by Committee THE Home League
showing the necessity OF Protecting ari 10 oOuha Cur



The same work also contains the following


REPORTS


AUCTION Sales aud Frauds on TIC Reeenue-By w. W
Orinker OF NewYork


Influence chich Protection to Home LG6Or has upon The
General Interests Of the Couat,y-By G. c. Haven, N y
Principle of Proiectiop-By Horace Greeley, of ~ Y
Currency and its relation 10 the Protection t 1mefcdh
T,y, RI - nfN


Manaaetlre Of IRON The Coal Trade, and the ManuJ1e
ires from on-By D. Kellogg Of Troy; s. Oakley, Of
Brooklyn; and Dr. J. G; FishsE, i ya, Of Va
Wood Scre.rs-By a. Hodges, Of Providente Of RI
Button, ard Psns-By Edward Cook.


Jetce,ry-By T. Addison, Of y. Y.
Commerce. w;h Stetistics-By J. Gnnneli, oil Mass.
Combs, Brushes, sc.-By ]. Plat.


Sugar, and Suscr Retining-By y. A. Cox.
PhiiosophieeianG ChsmcGi.4PParGtus-By Dr. Fisher
On Hats-ByJ J. r. Clark.


Manufacture of Strcc-ByJ. Z. Clark.


Cotton aud Silky S. Shepard, Of Northampton, Mass
Ihale and Cod Fishery, riih SiGtistes-By James Ar
nold. Of Mass.


GidSs-By I. j. Wakeman, of y. Y.


Ready Made Clothing-By A. S. Baker


WOOL and Woolens-By H. Shaw, Of Lsnesboro', Mass
Leather aud ShOes-By q. c. Davis.


Supplementary Report Leather shoging the .fgsre
gate Of Man factories Of Leather, Saddieres Tan
geIies Men Empioyed, &c. in the o. S.-By c. NJ Leupr
Paper Amount, number Of Men Emlnoyeu, Capital IN
vested. &c.


Metals other than Ion-By Joseph Simpson, OF ~ Y.
showing the number Of Men employed ON Floor Oil Cloth
Medicine Paints and Dyes, Musical Instruments, Gunpow-
der Granite, Marble and other Stone Brick and Lime Ma
ehinsry. &c.


Cypsum-By s. J. Bayard Of Seneca Falls.
l1.r-p ard Cordage, number Of Rope Walks value. Sc
Printing oinces Binderies Daily and Weekly Newsra
psrs Men Employed Capital sc.


The SILK Cuiime--By Mr.. Bllssto the Legislature
Ohio--s very valuable Document.


Cotton. CIOps Consumption, Export, V aUe, sc.
Tobacco gTth Statistics, &c.


Shoe aud Leather Business Of Massachusetts
Sugar, with S1iisucs.


wooden Manufactures Cabinet Furniture. Specie
ltnports,icns, Coun,,ie. from whence, value &c.
silk, SC.


:asrfeaf'srsBy Hon II; Denny, Of fpit,,bTLEF ,.5stF
This work also contains the following valuable


STATISTICAL TABLEs
Aggregate Amount Of Wool TObacec Rice, Cotton ana
Sugar raised in the United States.


Tariffs OF Great Britain Russia, France, Austria and
prussis hmss,u Flour, Coron aud other Productions
Merchandise Imported, value. &c


Amouo Of Iron manufactures IL each Of he States
bitu,riryus rrd Anthracite CCal raised in the L. $
Number o Persons each Of the States employed in Ag
.icultre Mining Commerce. Manufactures, Professions
NaTiga;ion sc.


Agriculture ,ud Commerce, Sc.


Prices Of sundfs Hardware ir Birmingham.
Besides other important TABLES zoo numerous 20 mention
In addition to the foregoing this work also
stoas ocial Documents Original LatteFsi Essays and
Etoris on the suhsct Of American Labor many Of them
prepared expressly for the woIkcuorg Others mention
he following


Tie al Fsilscy Of the Free Trade Eeonon;.,
comrl-zti7e valueof Foreign ard Home TTsds-By WEi
Frotsctoa and the Farming la,s,ss;-sy Nj Fisher. OF
Tie Tsfiff oae5;ion-E, G. C. Delayan, Of Albany
Ten Years Of Free Traie-By J. P. Kennedy, Of Ad.


What 5uld T4fif u for he LaboF.rs OF this Country
History Or fToteetio and Soa-PToteetion


- It's deemed unnecessary ella.gs npon The Con-
Th= work undoubtedly forms ;hs most important,
.oRvege and utcfa publication whish Is e1I lASnsd oo
- .abscs Of The Tariff Protection 70 Labor, AID Statistics
l the Agriculture Commerce aad AisnufactuIes o;he nj
ed States. His the oaly complete and standard work eS
AMI o. these Subjects.


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