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DR.. HOLLlCK'S
GREAT MEDICAL WORK.

slrNHE DISEASES or WOMEN their Causes and
i Cure familiarity Explained" intended for Iadies
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w has been when mankind obliged 10 endure
pain tormentng pain, because no remedy could be
had 70 sllay IL That time has passed. Now person
need suffer pain Ton the surface Of the BODY
one moment and nevsrfailing remedy ia a. hand
EVIDENCE.
To Ma ;. ToUsrr Sir-I have hesn most severely AZ
fcted for than year past Win many lafec ana
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much Of the time the pain severe a. 70 deprive me
Of sleep both night and d.y have tued a. the various
relief and the and swelling had become 20 severe
wa. By the adves u my physician twho gave me
boil 10 try your Ointment and n sves me pleasure 70
say tbs. have received more relief from II thaa any
other Ointment have ever tired am happy 10 bear
testimony sh. it Is really hs ySq represent to b. VIZ
i ss'ssss o. p guns is47. cHAUNcY s. IVES
MORE EVIDENCE
Read the following extract from letter from Il san
ford ESQ To. Agent Burdett IOmpsins Co " T. dated
Feb. II, ls47. Mr.. l.. states thus
hs,. sold considerable Of Tousey's Universal ONT
msnt Master Of Psn which has been used of dinefen
sorts Of outward complaints al With GOOD erect nave
Known used for burns sat rhsuu. chspped hands &c
nsxhbor Of mine rafting logs In The rver had an iron
spike drove In Of his Egg below the knee, making
terrible cash. He came home At nsht very lame; and
ment, and few applications eompieteD cured the
wound
Tou.ers Master Of Pain i. the most wonderful remedy
every applied 70 the human body II fails 70 give
relief from tho mos. pain IL cures burns, sese'
bruises old sores, salt rheum, cbspped hands, sore lips
sc.d head and ell sorts Of III scientific com
pound carefully and honestly prepared PhJsieans'
e.rxv.n and al others who use II recommend H. The
psople nav rely upon tit Will never deceive them
Prc, p cents per box Sold BY soskeePss throughout
the city.
r. Zach box enveop.d 10 blue and vhiie label and
has my name written thereon IN black Ink.
; TOUsEY, Sole Proprietor.
u Ma 1tSluAln
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NOTICES.

Notice.-Church Of the Puritans, on unionsqusie
tteenth-st ~ be opened for divine service 10
rns,' NE Sis, lust The Deoicstory services ia me
Cestns Al ~ o'clock sermon by the pastor Rev Df
d. sslN In the Z. a. 81 o'clock, a sermon by Rev
K,,s.asc AID IN the evening ~ "a O'Clock By Rev Dir
hins. Nov g. 80" y" '''' oSi II.
Notiee.-Rev JAcoI FfxRis will lecture next Sab
49, ,enouo~l evening a. hzlf-past o'clock In Friend
~ s 10 WestSixtoeDthsi the Uses and Necessi.
theological Discussion. The subjects Of the sue
"Hs eetoreswil be announced from week week. 10.
CIV rev. James Fley, DID. viii preach In the NJ z
-, ~ ~ corner Of Madison aud Caiharne to-mOr.
seoath ia tho morning and evening Services com.
A~'lss1 10 A d. 20 I. NJ. sssss fgss. oS0
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HERR. sTyORi AND KNOoP.
LAST CONCERT

CkMILLO SIvORI and HENRY HERR. on TUES
" DAY nexr Nov :. 81 the Tabernacle. They sTe hap
~ q inforr1 public thar the eminent artist, GEORGE
KNOOP has arrived 10 Nev-iors, ard wiil lend them
the I'D u powerful talent On this occasion. Mad An
toneffe Otto W make her rrst pear ane- sace her
turn from Italy. The Orcnsstfs composed 81 ne oes
performer. In tie eity vii b ieG by suor R.pes;i
Ia the of the evening Vii oe performed hsyss
cers Grand Trio. BY Henry Herr, Camille >ivofl sne
George hnuCp. Pslusuiars ln snail bills
ltfoRrsNr NcrcF-Th- great pressure ~ TIE door o.
he evening. Of their former Concerts having gwen uss
complaints on he part Cf gentlemen Who came accom- pa
nei BY ladies' >ivof and Hsir have determined mss'
for he future The following arrangement Price OF pcke
taken a. the music stores before ecicck p NJ = cs
prico OF ticket taken the door, g. Concert 20 com
nerce AZ o'clock osg
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APPLEToN'S RAILROAD

AND STEAMBOAT COMPANlON-D. APPLEIOS
IA co. have Just published Appeton's kitlroad sna
Steamboat Companion, being travellers uuoe tuIouku
southern and Western States aud also In Canada tormns
Likewise complete guide 10 the White Mountains ats
an Monn,ains &c Niagara Falls, Trenton Falls &c Sara
togA Springs and all other waerng places and CONAN
ng full and accurate descr ptons Of All the pnnclpa
towns il.ges the natural aud artificial curosites IN the
vicinity Of the routes with distances fares sc
with colored mans aud enEravings, by w Will
liams One very neat volume. Price 81 , ,
..Tb. is emphaticaily travellers guide IL /. limited
however 10 the Northern aud Middle states although
ford NJ information to the more distant routes ne
rufeness Of is details the number and correctness OF
fs maps and sngravinss and the accuracy OF ts sacs
render it superior any work Of the kind win ms
companion visiting the North Tor the nfst tir' W"
hardly feel himself a stranger N 1. thurchnan
The publishers Of this work need not caution the puoc
regard advertisement frequently appearing designed
90 bring discredit upon this publication such adFeftse
m-nt. have either appeared The signature OF j. DIS
turne or D. the publisher Of other guide books who
expects thereby to promote he sale Of his own WORK
go 2fs
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THE BUSINESS MANS

A SSTsTANTContsining useful forms OF iesA ihstfu'
N nents enlarged by the addition Of forms Of seknow'
moftss.es powers Of attorney and legal opinions oand
n no other work adapted 10 the wants OF business me
the United States 70 which added tables OF
interest a. Custom house value OF foreign cuIrencles
and all The gold and silver 10 circuiaton laws IN
and forms necessary for obtaining patents agree
n.uts for constructing railroads. Ac FOR sale ~
N. ,. q NJ sANTON .-l broad way. Lback o.hcel
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Produce, BY the New-York aud Erie Railroad.

lhfP0Tifd fIteiaHy JoT Inc Nel0' II Oh II'oa"J
FRDAy Oct 29-Psr Barre samuel Narsh-l5 tubs 3 hks
butter hos 2caves 10 cattle Capt King; ~ tubs ks
Nai,r n crs beef bags bbs -four cattle 40 hogs Capt
LEEDS "A bis potatoes A Meigs hks % tabs butter
ianAuksn Son; tub Hail. cattle Owen. 50 tubs
batter S6 hogs Cspt Thompson; 50 tubs butter 81 hogs
Coleman . tubs butter al bags -four n hogs bbls
nuts CLARK - hss 80 tubs butter a hogs Capt Dill; II
7falr \
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THE uNIYERCGLuM

ND SPIRITUAL PHlLOsOPHEk.-The hnH ana
A.pecmeu No Of thu. weekly Journal devoted 70 Cen
era Inquiry Theology and an m
culeatieu OF the Principles Of Nature their application
10 ind and social life Published this day Beside
vArety Of articles profoundly interesting subjects
the present No contains article from Davis writ
ten while the clarvoyan state explaining the
OF somnambulism AHd Clsrvoyance, and giving brief
account Of his experience Copies may Be- procured $.
lie oce l5 Broad way toppole the Park Founslnl ID
aoor. or al ) REDfiELDs, BURGESS 4 STRING
YRS BERFORD co ;, w II. OkAHAMS. 90 IT.
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DUBIIC NOTICE Is hereby Eysn tn.i P-ltioa
a.. se-n presented the Board Of Aldermen 70 nave
III xr.nr Iots On block bounded By Eighteenth snd N4ne
1919 .t. Tnird-avenue and Irvingplace, fenced All
.on. interested IN the above proposition having ohee
-. 10 he sane are requested present them Ia writing
=, ~. undsrsigned a hs Office No Hall Of Records
~ before the 10th cay Of November nsrt
MARTIN H. fHOAPS son, Street CouIrnl ssioner.
suset Csnnlss9nsrs ofscs, 0etessG -, lsf7. go
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~. Finccnth Ward.-REGULAR NoMINA1

~ Fifteenth Ward.-REGULAk NOMlNAliON'
At large meeting Of the Democratic Whgs Of the FIT
teenth Ward held a. Constitution Hall on Friday even
ing goth inst SHEPHERD KNAPP, ESQ. was appointed
Chairman; GERARDus CLARK, Esq. and AARoN X IhoNr-
son were elected ce-Presidentsi WILLIAM WHITE
MORE and JosEPH b. VAKsUN, Jr were elected secrea
ries On motion the following resolutions were unan'
mously adopted
Besoised That cordially concur IN the nomination OF
WILLIAM SAMUEL JOHNSON az one who VIII 90
honor 10 the station Of Senator from the SKIN DlsIc
"a We vould remind the Wings Of the Fifteenth ard
that his election will mainly depend upon ihei pO'ns
ResoIred That the Whig nominations for s,aie ON
Gers we recognize Of tried integrity, ample quAlcA
lions and sound principles, and that We coraaly Concur
them and will give to the whole ticket our couAi sup
port. o., - ,, MAJ, ,r,o
would do his duty good citizen by SUSTAINING e ~,
men 10 come forward Tuesday next and vote ioi az
these nominstons and we especially urge upoh s'e5
Wing the importance Of testltying by an oNeIWncIin
majority that there still strong devotion 70 me
piles which have been long and so ably o,
The great statesman Of the West, HENRY CLAY
Resotd That the proceedings Of the meeting AZ ePIe
sen,ed v ,nsorif, of the persons the room, did not
REPRESENT the wishes of the Whig citizens OF INC
Ward and that the acceptance Of the name OF i -
II DEPUY as candidate for member OF Assembly o. ~
Ward was procured by persons not residents o tio
tenth Ward and that. therefore this meeting 90 recon-
,ncnd 4" FRASTIIS c. BENEDICT" suitable person
10 represent this W ard in the next Legislature.
RESOLVED That the proceedingof tins meeting DO signed
bv the officers thereof and published 49,. -,.
" ''' SHEPHERD KNAPP, Chairman.
AARON R. THOMPSON, wee 0h'''"'"'
WV T.. w yI TIl.. Secretaries go
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TO RAILROAD

COSTRACTORS.-Ths subscriber has published BOOK
Nof blank forms with printed headings and eonms Tor
.euiug the time Of workmen for every day IN he week
The Who'll. number Of days worked the pfcs per day me
AMOUNT of The weeks wages. and column Tor remarks
On hook will keep the account Of 100 men for n'e weets
Pr,ce opIv IS cents single. or 81 81 per dozen.
- 81. SAMUEL RAYSOR, - Bowery.
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NOTICES.
i,,b Anniversary Of the Youths,

t1y- The Ninth Anniversary OF the Youths
NIss;ouury Association Of -pfingsf Churc tDr Pat
,' viii he held tomorrow evening, Oct %. commencing
a. III o'clock Addresses will he delivered by Rev CHAs
.+s.ra IT,
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DRY GOODS.
SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
Commencin, This Day, by
J. W. BARKER 4 co, II Cstharine-st


J. W BARKER 4 co, II Cstharine-st
IMPORTANT FOR LADIES'
THE FOLLOWING WITH MANY OTHER styles
OF rich Dress Goods will be sold reduction Of more
than per cent from the prices that have been
sked for similar styles this season.
One hundred 10 part follows
30 pieces Rich wide silks comprising large stock Of es
CANT styles from So TO IS. the yard
pieces fine Cashmere., Oh coors set figures
Gently exhibited at the Fair, from IT, Sd TO So tho
yard the cheapest goods ever on sale.
$50 piece. De LANES 6ns goods beautiful high coors
from H. to Ia Sd. per yard warranted worth double
the money.
80 piece. Plaids comprising silks, raw silks, and
50 piec BLACK coored plain, satin stnpe aud figured
wool and all WOOL very large stock suitable for la
dies and chdrens dresses, from ls. to S. the yard.
Alpacas and Paramatta Cloths, from s 10 Is Cd the
yard
100 pieces dne Mohar Plad' new article for dresses at
Is. 3D. per yard
200 piece. fine French MenBoes Of all eolo from 70 TO
10. per yard
A. 900 Brocbe Cashmere and Plaid shsws tho largest
and most desirable stock that can possibly be found
for any lady make selection FROM at prices from
g. 50 to cas- warranted the cheapest stock ofshawls
ever offered J. w. BARKER co,
90 q u caiharin..t
HAwLs-sHAwLs.-s BARKER, 2sl Grsnd-'t
- has lust received addition 10 his former large stock
Of shAwls-
se.rtsons long shswls, splendid design and superior
quality.
sesrton. all wool long shaws from 81 TO go each
Also 10 cartons brochs, from a. - TO s.
scartons all WOOL very fine, from ~ 70 80.
5cArtons most splendid design and superior quality
from sl2to $50 each
30 carton. long and square wool shswls from 81 10 80
go st,. s BAKER, 2sl Grandst
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rv Filth senate District


The Wing Electors Of the Eighth Ninth and Fourteenth
Wards assembled At the Broadway House Friday even
ing Oct o. receive the report Of their Senatorial Nom
mating Convention Upon motion Of Mr. John Stewart
| GEORGE ZABRISK1E, ESQ. Of the Eighth Ward' was
called TO the Chair; CBAs. OAKLEY, Ezra SMITH ana
JonN SsIcgSsR appointed Vice Chsinnen' JONI b. MAN
CHESTER and WM. T.. sNlTH, Secretaries.
Mr. ZasRsKE returned his thanks for the honor confer
red upon him in selecting him their presiding officer
urgng upon his fellow Wings the necessity ofa united and
strenuous effort 10 the success Of our ticket
NIL T. NJ Bleakley, on behalf Of the Senatorial Con
ventiop presented the name Of SAMUEL FROST As the
candidate for Senator which was received win unan'
iou. applause and the nomination, without dissenting
voice. concursd in. The following resolutions were SUI
mitted and unanimously adopted
B,sslr,d. That in HAMILTON FISH our candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, recognize gallant wing VINO
has with in all contests since we nave peen
party he shall receive At our hands warm ana noaJ
B,soired. That WILLARD FILLMORE, and the whole
Wing ticket deserves from us an
they have all been tried IN the crucble OF wing pnepss
and have been found wanting 49,. T. -
Resol1ed That in SAMU Ell FROST, our candidate t9f
Senator We present . every way qualified ioI thc
position for which he IL candidates merchant Of oi,
standing sound business man. pIuoenl YET .ioel, VI
charged charitable feelings willing at al times to reheVe
the distressed seeking ONCE yet VIKING 10
g,lIseifilsns We hail the nomination omen
Of success We ready let the contest commence
Of the Wing party the Tay6. Distribution Of ne Pubs
l
ment. the General Education Of the poor mans chic
whether Tor business profession But more now than
we cling 10 the embodiment OF all these measures ana
principles and stronger than ever do we say mere
] 10 YOU HAIRY CLAY" 49, -.
To- All the Wing papers IN the City are requested 10
copy the above.
Roderck ~ Morrison, Esq being loudly called for, adj
dressed the meeting in few spirited and snmang re-
marks. . H.. Ca
Jas ;. Thayer Samuel G. Raymond and Horace cree
lev. F.qrs ably and eoquenty addressed the meeting
GEORGE ZABRIsKIE, Chairman.
EZRA SMITH, wee fresldents
Ions SNFCKNFH,N
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I-aNpLoRp AND TENANTS

f,uIOE--RIGHTs AND LIABILITIES Of Landlord
VI and Tenant compiled from the Common .nc tatats
Low adapted % the New England, Middle snd western
states With the requisite forms 0y az Attorney price =
cent?. lust published and Tor sale BY
C. NJ sAXTON, ms Broadway, back oteel
AGENTS waited 20 circulate the above work 90 q
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q SEE hdRaE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE. al

IN, .ieared.-ships Gsrrick Hows Liverpool, n Col
Nsssss.e W sHsiaia, Croker Liverpool. Thompson
ps. huu, Paokrlao, sunstrs, Atknsk Coz floIlan,
"a Dsper Deusen
DIG. Dehort, Gllchris Ragged Island Zelia, Drink.
"ilmiu gton, Nesrn IN \ Walsh EhuIean, Brans-
~si. Ners Cruz, Nesmith a Walsh Home, West Gard
Ng Asy; Walter X Iones, Baker, Norfolk
eeefs Salem, Waterman. Belize, Hon Rebecca Wog-
AZ Petersburg, Hunter 4 Co; Conquest Stewart, -
;saa NB, Psyn,er, Neal, Philadelphia Luculus
l-sn, Buck Peerless, Conkhn, Grenada, Hub
AdA Co, Mania Cole. - Augustine, IoOkcr PiersOu
sasksston Percell Alexandra. &c Isabella, johnson
NssbeTn, NC. Mercer, CLARK, Philadelphia
Scoops Proof Glass BlydenbuIs, Providence Juno
BSsss Venus. Wilson, and Delaware, Cresse, fhilsd.
sAfrived-schr Union, (of ProvincetownJ Knowles
1Sascoa, % days fruit &C. to RichNd Irwin Let, nc
~ssSncan VESSELS IN port
Lewis
Below.-ibris.
.salIed.-ship Fairfield, for Charleston. Wiod-SM.
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~ ne-meri.m-Prsvenriv. Of Pain-cura

~ Observation-Disclosures Of Pain-Curafive Of
Disease-Dr JAMES Ashley, ~ Hudson-st gives sings
daily AZ A. VI and VI Surgical operations are per-
formed without pain Childbirth Is rendered painless
far the other-the period Of confinement shorten
ed The diseases often yield 20 ia remed Al
influence after al other remedies have failed IN the hands
q the skfu Of he profession Tens OF thousands,
through the necency Of other remedies are yielding up
their precious lives that might ia Mcsmersn, live The
pal.ed have the Of their limb. restored Tumors are
arrested 10 their growth snd fatality the stamerer has
bis uttersnce made easy. the shoTts GIFTED gwen correct
vision Those who have sleepless shs made
hv 10 % rest unlher refreshing as that Of infancy
The mind diseased In Mesmersm finds ~ cure DR. Ash
lev treats The diseases OF women and children and attends
b the general practice Of medicine AID surgery.
as fswistfS
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NOTICES.
~ Ninth Ward

70 Ninth Wnrd.-tf. larEe and euthusisstic meet
ina of te Democratic Whz -iector. ~ ne Ninth Ward
held Friday evening Oct 20 pursuant 20 cal ri the
Ward Committee GEO. BRIGGS ESQ called tc the
Chair and e. NJ. X PAULIs0S and VIZ. Z. SMITH Jr sp-
pointed Secretaries The Nominating Committee then
made their report and presented The name Of WM- b
MECH. ~ the candidate for Assemblyman from the
Seventh Assembly District The report unanimously
adopted
The meeting wa eoqueufy addressed by VIM Smith.
j. and R0derick SedgWlck. Esqrs
On notion the meeting ar burned 70 Broadway
House. GEO. BRIGGS. Chairman.
T C.. < PsyLis99S' Secretaries. -
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~, Sunday evening Oct 81. will dedicate their
Hall Of CAtharne and Henry lentrsnce IN Hen
ryst 10 the Of Temperance The speakers on this
occasion will he Messs. WARE and CURTIS. Singing by
the Martins Washington ladies and the audience The
public are invited 70 attend N DUFF, President
HRnN.nN Serrefarr 90 IL
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"a The CONGREGATIONAL Church

MyrflehNenuef VIII De opeLeo Tor Divine Worship
next Sabbath day, the 3st inst The dedication sermon
IN the morning By the Pastor, Rev J. y SPRAsUE
mon the afternoon BY Rev. Nj sToKRs fthe grim
Church, and IN the evening hy Rev Dr. Cox. oz3 IT.
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NEW MUSIC.

V,HE JENNY LIND wALTZ.-Th, beautiful Walt
i !. JUS. Published b I. :. htnNnI,
Also. aieufins Polka
AL Of Jenny Linds new Songs, nc &c 90 w
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LucREZIA BORGIA.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED, price . cents Luerelia Dor
ga q produced this evening - the Psrk lnsaH7 pl
Madame Anna Bishops company, Italian 500 Ensnsh
beins No Of the operate Library II can be had y tn'
store Of the unfersgnet OF obtained IN nc ioDDy " '
Tb-s,r. loSOifl BERFORD Il co. Astor House
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q Genfiemen's Hars-Fsl ryle-BlRD, corner
Pine and Nassau sThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated BY the liberal PATRONAGE extended to him BY the
public is induced 70 offer to their inspection new and i'm
proved style Of Hat for the confident that the dur
bity and finish Of the viii insure thsr concurrent
appreciation The Improvements which he has gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs no
other commentator than that they have been uniformly
adopted BY the elite Of the City.
al iufs- BIRD Pine snd r.sssu 81.
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IL First Assembly Di-frict-FIRsT AND SEC

/ OND WARDs.-The Democratic Wing Electors Of the
First snd Second Wards comprising the First Assembly
District requested to meet Of the Second Ward Hotel,
n Nsssau-st this Saturday evening az Z. o'clock. 10
spond the nomination OF j. PHILLIPS PHONIH, ESQ
their candidate for Assembly, and Of Cen WILLIAM
HALL for Senstorand 10 make arrangements for the
sning election.
Several speakers have been invited 10 address the
ina THO. X. DEFOREST Chairman First Ward
AUGS. Y. CAMMEYER, Chairman Second Ward
r. ); IowNsLND Secretaries. go
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~ Liquid Hair Dye.-BAICHELOR> instanta-
neous Liquid Hair Dye j decidedly the best yet offered
II produces perfectly and natural color without
staining the leaving the hair soff and elastic the
natural hair sold By VIM. BACHELOR, 2Wail-st-
Price hair bottles 81 So whiskeT bottles 81 Copy the
address % lmiseod
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~, To the Voters Of the City.-The War


Address thsevening American Hail. Of Broad
ray Grand ss upon the present position Of parties BE-
fore the country upon their relation the War and 10
Slavery and upon their comparative ers with also
exposition Of The character Of the Wlmot Provso with
reference 70 the now pending Election In conclusion he
viii make some remarks upon the Vote yourselfasrm
patty In order % defsy the expenses Of IN, meeting
admission foe Of Ga will be charged except 70 the Ia
dis. who invited % attend Address ~ n ococt IT.
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