The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08
LITERATURE.

A CAMPAIGN TRACT.
Hear what Pope Gregory says about the slave trade
deal in slaves Hear his snahemas denounced an all those
VINO N ' sES xSS sSSn'en'n''
including of those who BY voting for Buchanan
RE tHS'f fo SPh0s aR af l"dTs s id11i
THE CATHOLIC CLERGY
msni s.Sss only few years remains for rroes'Ants
to publish The same Tor 'n r, 6enen .rs o.
none Of whom would care STOW to vote s for
BUcHlNAs FILLMORE
after reading this proclamation Of his Holiness. They would
JOHN G. FREMONT,
WHO Is p'''se"" T II ls0s shAyE otlGARcuy,p
and to extend the area Of freedom
can be supplied With ihe above "s es ssir.a by hand
e ne cut Of s Gpe sIsroanded sy his eSrnS. engaged
0'her suitable mA' pks sqfh q oecoxsErLs
views on slavery; also these Of gther
together with map showing up In suitable colors the free
ard slave states q the Union all published together in an
American cshoies e knock down argument, and must
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, no. 81 CHAMBERS
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fHm The crowd ~ tar who The
payment o. their taxes have adopt follow
ug rule, which viii be rgidy adhered during my Of
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orcer IN ibis Department Is strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing checks the payment Of
a1es BY order. HENRY II. HOWARD, Receiver.
PERSONAL.
IL w1ILfAMs.-wILL y. WILLIAMS DROP LINE
~. 10 Frank Archer Thornley, the Office giving
dress. Don't fail, he wishes you on matter on
portsnce. FRANK ARCHER TIIORNIEy
"JJELENr-I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM CALL
Ii fornia, and cannot learn address.
you once more note directed o my full name ge
neral Post Office, or Union square Post Office Will be strictly
complied with. NJ 4.
TNFORMATT0N wANTED-MR. GEORGE GIESsING
brother Of the late John blessing OF London quesed
10 make hs address known rhe subscriber who has letter
for him, containing important Information
JOHN McKEWAN rs Maiden lane.
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