AMERICAN LABORER.

IMPORTANT WORK.
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us,R MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, FARM


ERS AND POLITICIANS.
Tae adERIC.9N L.fB0RER, derotedto the coase o.
protection 10 Home Industry embracing the arguments
Reports cnd Speeches Of the ables CriiGns Of the Uni


d States in faro, Of the Policy of Protection to finer
ean Labor the Statistics Of Production in the Ui
led States, &c. &c.


The above highly useful and valuable work published
t ,be office Of the NewYork Tribune large double
column volume done up with cloth backs aud SUBJ
staatial covers: F'1ce only doiior


r. contains among other valuable documents the follow
ing SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES.
Hon YIN Slade of VI. III favor oi Protective Tariff
with History Of the Policy


Hon. Jabez W. Huntington Of Conn support Of the Po
hcy Of Protection to Home Industry.


A. II. H. Stuart, of Va. the Tariff
Hon. George Evans, of Ne. on the Tariff and Revenue.
Gen James Talmad,es Address before the Home ludus
y Convention


Hon H. c. o. Colby of Mass. the Relations of eath
and dLabor Address delivered athe Broadway Tabernacle,
New-York, before the American Institute.
Governor Stewards Address before the NewYork State
Agricultural Society.


Hon. William slade ofv,, on the Protection OF W ool and
WOolens.


Hon Charles NJ Hudson, of Mass on the Policy of Pro-
John S sayward of Me- on the Elevation of Mechanics
M Henry Colman, Of Mass. the improvement OF As-
riculture Art and Profession.
Mr. H. Greeley Of \. Y. the Broadway Tabernacle,
the following Resolution Resolred, That Protective
Tariff is conducive 10 our National Prosperity"


Nh James s. Wadsworth of n. \. Address before the
New-Yori State Agricultural Society.
An Address prepared by Committee OF the Home League,
showing the necessity ofa Protecting Tariff Sound Cur
',sfS: ,TSSs same work also contains the following


REPORTS.
.quction Sales qnd Frauds the Revenae-BY w. w
Drinker OF New-iori
General Interests Of the Counhy-By c. c. Hayea \. Y.
Principle Of P,Oiecton-By Horace Greeley Of n. Y.
Currency and IFS relation to the Protection Of american
Industry-By q. Bacon of y. Y.


r,u,o of fbp TJuJe Ihe
tures from hon-By D. o. Kellogg, of Troy S Oakley Of
Brooklyn; and Dr.. j. C. Fisher, OF Va.
Ha,drare, 5,c.-By J. T. Winsow, of Troy n: y.
Wood Scre,rs-By A Hodges, Of Providence, of R. |.
Buttons and Pins-By Edward Cook.
Jewelry-By r. Addison, of y. Y.


Commerce, NTH Staistics-By J. Grinne Of Mass
Combs, Brushes, 5-c-By J. Plat.
sugar and Snso, Refnins-By n A. Cox
Phtosophicalamd Chemical .4pparatHs-By Dr. Fisher.
On Hcts-By j. r. Clark.


Manufacture of Strau-By J. r. Clark
Cotton aud Silky S. Shepard, of Northampton, Mass
Hhile and Cod Fishery rith Statstics-By James Ar
mold, Of Mass.


Salt. EGrthen,care &c.


CLASSIFY T. j. Wakeman, of \. Y.
READY Made Clothing-By A. S. Baker.
Wool and tooens--By II. Shaw, of Lanesboto', Mass.
Leathe, and Shoes--By G. c. Davis.
Supplementary Report Leather, Showng the .9SSre-
gate amount Of Mantactores Of Leather Saddte'1es Tan
neries, Men Employed, &c. in the u S.-ByC NJ Leupp
Paper Amount, number Of Men Employed, Capital In
vested SC.


Metals other than I,on-By Joseph Simpson, of n. Y.
showing the of Men employed Floor Oil Cloth
Carriages and Wagons Tobacco Furniture, Drugs and
Medicine Paints and Dyes, Musical Instruments, Gurpow-
der Granite, Marble aad other Stone Brick and Lime, Ma
chinery, sc.


Gypsum-By S. Bayard, of Seneca Falls
Hemp and Cordage, number OF Rope Walks, value, &c
Printing Offices, B;drries Daily and Weekly Newspa-
pers, Men Employed Capital SC.


The Silk CuitureBv Mr.. Bliss the Legislature Of
Ohio-a very valuable Document.


Cotton, Crops, Consumption, Export, Value, &C.
Tobacco with Statistics, &c.


Shoe and Leather Business of Massachusetts,.
Sugar with Statistics.


Woolen Manufactures, Cabinet Furniture, Specie
Importatons Countries from whence, value, sc.
Silk &c


.as,1cui.ure-By Hon. H Denny, of Pttsburg.
This work also contains the following valuable


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


Tariffs Of Great Britain, Russia France Austria and
Prussia on American Flour Cotton and other Productions
Merchandise Imported, value, SC.


Amount of Iron manufactured n each the States
Biumnous and Anthracite Coal raised III the u S.
Number of Persons in each Of the States employed in Ag
sicuure Mniug Commerce, Manufactures, Professions,
Navigation, sc.


Agriculture and Commerce, Sc.


Prices Of sundy Hardware III Birmingham.
Besides other impoan, Tables too numerous TO mention
In addition the foregoing this work also contains nu-
Official Documents, Original Letters, Essays and
Editorials the subject of American Labor many OF them
prepared expressly for the wok-among others we mention
the following;


The Fundamental Fallacy of the + rec rade ECONOMISTS
Comparative value of Foreign and Home 1ade-By N.
Atkinson.


Protection and the Farming nterest-By Nh Fisher, OF
CleI,nont, Ohio.


The Tariff Question-By E. c. Delavan, of Albany
Ten Years of Free Tradc--By J. P. Kennedy, OF Md
Wha, would arif do for the Labores of this Country
History of Protection and Non-Protection.
@ I; is deemed unnecessary to enlarge upon the Con-
tents The work undoubtedly forms the most important
convenient and useful publication which issued on
the subjects Of the Tariff Protection to Labor and Statistics
on the Agriculture Commerce and Manufactures OF the Uni
Ted States Il, the only complete and standard work
saut on these subjects.


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