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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

At the meeting yesterday, Dr. Wendelre reported that
contagious or infectious diseases had come to his
knowledge during the previous 81 hours.
Permission was granted to the following vessels to
discharge hides: Schooner Euphemia, from Curacao;
brig Grace Worhingtop, from Buenos Ayres. This
vessel had leave to lighter hides below the gap, and
now applies for leave to land them at the foot Of Main
street. Objection made to landing green hides,
and motion was carried permitting the landing Of
those hides ON board that were dry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETYS
REPORT.

Dr. Rotht reports The sick under his charge as being
in about the same state as yesterday.
NEW
Mrs. Mcdonnell Bridget Hogan.
DIR j. l., Crane died at 3 o'clock this morning.
FRANCIS T.. BTRIER, Secretary.
Fort Han aton Sept. 16. 1864 a. m
MILITARY HosPITAL.-No new cases since last re-
port-al doing well.
have lust returned from burying DIR. Crane OF New
continued in the performance ofther duty and fell vic
fins thereto j. IL. BAILEY. N. D., L. s. Army.
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Advertisement.
VARIETY, QUALITY AND STYLE, SEPT. 17ru.

STRAW GOODS
In the preparation for the Autumn Of 1885 the three ees -
ssnta considered Indispensable 70 eompeees
the feel assured that ther soeh
comprising
STRAW, SILK VELVET BoNSErs, n4 or
FRExcH FLOWERS AND FEArHERs
STRAW CHENILLE LAses
Axp TRiMMaN0a,
tt recherche in style and novel In design but
nezd itself to these ho for the kdious ssess
IpE, FELr 4 HALL
Nos and II Park place, near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

The proceeding in the Board OF Aldermen Ia" even
iIg were heavy. The most important natter was
communication from Controller Flagg, winch We give
in another column. showing up the enormoas swlNdes
praciiced upon the city in the bureau Of Repairs 10
Public Buildings, Department of Repairs and supplies
petition regarding the glass ballot-box to prevent
election frnuds received and referred to the SON.
inittee on Arts and Sciences.
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FIRES.

FIRE II FAST rwEsTf-sErRsTH STREET
Between 3 and o'clock yesterday morning FIRE
broke on, in the feed store and stables Of Mulane g.
Barnes, No. ia East Twenty secoDd street, end be-
fore the iremen could exting,iish the Aames the
building with its comforts, was damaged to the
amount of 500. No insurance. The horses in the
stables were taken out in safety. The building be-
long, 10 Mr. Channaud.
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rAc1s Worth jSss;sl,:s1s''.I

GURKRY's Colored PhOtogfIphs are unsufpassod.
GUkKBYs PLAIN photographs are perfect sens: N
GuRkEYs Dasueueotypes were never eqused. L.. \,
GvRKnYs EsisbHshment u the Oldest and most ex'eh"'
the world ,..,u,-.,
GcRxEv hes NO connection with any Other n
GvRKEy has scr removed any brunch OF his esss'''"
any Fart Of the city ,., IL. lin than any
6rRxEY has received sestizaoniah OF ns 'A"
oshe, artist In the profession. . .-..a,-.v eorusr Of
Leonard street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

uitsen have died, ten have removed, and twenty-five
are row in the Institution. Among the deaths Is
Sarah w. Gains, at the sge of III. An address was
tpen mace by the Rev. Mr. wakdy. About $4,000
aIe to be raised TO clear the expense Of the building
collection war taken up nthe SPOT The site Is the
donation Of Mr.. William s. Seaman, lately deceased
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Advertisement.b
FoR RESTORING THE HAIR, nee

FOR REST0RING THE HAIR, Nse
Lyox's kATHAIRos;
For Preserving the Hair, use p
LYoNs KArHArRox; E
Fs. Bcsu,ifyins the BAR use u
I LYoss kkrBApox
Tns imnense sale of LyoAs kATHAySox, neatly l,0o00
bottles per year. its excellence and proves 70 b -
Question the finest preparation for the Har ever me0
Sold eI sry where BY all dealers
HEArB, WyxxooP Co., No. 81 LeertyN, N. =.
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tAdvertiscmsntl
A PERPuMED BREATH.--What

PERFCMEB bREATIi.-What lady or KeutJc~
would remain under the dissxeeable bsseD
whom By using the Bs1m oy THOUSAND FLowsas dee-
wosd only render IL bot teseh VIZ
aabaer Many persons do know their breath -
and the subect delicate their friends will mention ~
gle drop Of the BALM tooth brush and waA
teeth and MORNING 5ocent bottle will last yss
by all Druggists None genuine uness signed By FEy-
RIDGE Co., Propgetora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

The Hons. J. p Hale and Joseph Hoxie will ID.
dres' the Republicans at the Lyceon, Stapetoa'
Staten Island, this "wednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

The avoice Of Aessrs Harper & Brothers, which IL
to be sold to-day at the trade sale the Mess Bangs
is the largest and fullest made up by them for such
an occasion. Yesterday the invoices of Messrs. Red
6eld and Cswperthwate g. Co. we're sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
fAdyertisement.l

SEIF-IMPRovEMENT. - Valuable Books for
youns people, advertised by FowLERs WELLS 800 Broad
way Educston Complete Hopes and Helps The Ways L
&C. should be the hands every young Man and womAs
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ADVERTISEMENT
HOUSEKgEPERs TAKE NOTICE.-T NJ. JAMES,

No. Is Cmine corner of Bleecher will open, this morning.
~ 2Cs.es 81 Bleached sheetius. at pc per yMdi
2Cases 81 Besched Sheetins, At 26c. per yard; 49,
so Doz. Snow Drop Napkins, at ~ per doz worth iTs
s5 Pieces Table Dsmask-ereat bargains,
$50 Doz Linen Cambria Hdkfs at 15c Per dos
Also Of Csmbhc Bands Collars 10, f half the resSe
prices
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Advertisement
LITTLE CORpELIA HOwARD.-This yOuthfuI

wonderthe successful and original representative o. tas
Eva" in Uncle Toms Cabin, has been ens.sed with hsr
city will shortly series Of her celebrated char
during The will IN M ssscssr s'oISs ~
been Drsmszed expressly for Manager Purdy BY Mr. g. W.
Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

ROBBERY AT A PUBLIC HorsE.-A man named
wn w T,yor vas arrested yesterday charged with stealing
so in gold the property Of Charles Hunt The psrtis.
nu house corner Of Bowery snd Hester street and during
The night Taylor Is CHARGED e:'hly entered Huns room
IN gold with 6artesper No l6 Chsham street TO whom he
that he going thst day to Chicago aud Wished him 70
take charge the money unit, his This money
claimed BY Hunt being Of that stolen from him The
s1eusd his arrest taken before Justice Wood aud
con mitted for examination. .
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IAdvertisement.l

CoUNTERFIrrERs AND IMPOsTERs.-The public
cautioned AGAINST purchasing articles pretending be q ee
nature Of the BAL THOUSAND FLOWERS, for perfmnl
the breath aud identifying the complexion The popularity q
that article has brought host Of eouneIfoiss Me-
respectable druggists who own down counereiters and In
posters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

Mr.. CD. FxrneicKs, late Quincy g Fred,
friend. thai be ks the Ho,s IA ~.
to No 5 BrOsdw " 70 ,his country st
with rst',s: :as !, ss z +. sos". ~
open dee isS he reception q ,t:itq. :, - sss"
~. As Br.sdvsy, oppssits hssropolitsa HoteL
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CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMENT.-SOme time since a
notice appeared in columns stating the arrest OF
VIM. Ball of No. 166 West Thiry-ninth street, this
city, Trustee and Superintendent of the american
Steel Pen Manufacturing Company" doing business
in this city, upon charge Of embezzling some $500
worth of the property of said Company, which charge
was made by Albert Grangerof No. 23a West Thrtieth
street who was Secretary and Treasurer Of the Com
pany Mr. Ball was taken before Justice Fandreau and
held to bail in the sum of 81 900 to answer the charge
We are requested to state that after fun and careful
investigation Of said charge, Mr.. Ball was honoraby
discharged, the evidence introduced by the complain
ant not being sufficient to justify holding him upon the
allegation. We also are informed that proceedings
have been commenced by Mr.. Ball against Mr.. Gran
ger and Albert L. Eastman, the President of said Com
pany, for malicious prosecution, and other matters
growing out of said Company's affairs. e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

RocKr MOUNTAIN FREnoNr CLrB OF KINGS
CorsTI.-A general meeting OF the members of this
Club will be held at the Rarying Hall, corner Of Full
Ton ard Orange streets, this evening at Il ocsock
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tAdvcrtisementl
FANCY cutlery. embracing large vaYtety e

Sport men Pen and Pocket KNIVES Of tbs most ,srs -
patterns many which have before been I'M
ported Also variety unique articles for toilet USE Thy
We selected with especial and are warranted 70 -
Of the best quality For sale ut
No. Aston House. and No. $50 Broadway.
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Republicans who wish to attend the Fremont meet
ing at Stapeten this evening, notified that steam
boat will leave that place for this city at II p M,
after the addresses Of John p. Hale Joseph Hoxc md
W. n. Anthem.
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IAdvertisement.l

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsES.-The subscribeso
have remeded the very general complaint sgan: the absv
that the articles contsned In such so much reduced -
in the Of their each article retains s 49,
and the case Of It's portability Pa 80
by Ak SAUNDERS, -; e a. 1917,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

~ 10 ross on .r,go vAILs NJ IIM. ,.a..
- We have 10 recoA the Jcs: 81 snsss@ ~ a.cs
vesses b. 6zss sesay b.s q The bs.x o =. .s Sth
Of Juy Win cargo Of 46Oo barrels lmc and sssoftea
me,rAandAe On the ssth and 18Th of August sne =.
pcricoced heavy eslcs Of wind. On the Wa. n sa''
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ADVERTISEMENT

. I.UIW PORTRATIS OF THE IEOFLE hHhnO
at e large size and true 70 nature e
any 10 pictures in the city, LthIsErYPEs ~ % ~ cent?
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(Advertisement.l
H.

MORE CROWDS-MORE ExCITEMKNT..-Ino
voting for President BAnsvMs MvssvN crested snotses
trrm,ndous excitement Yesterday All the vitors nessys
voted over 600 people IN The Lsdes enjoyed H.
privilege Of the bsOtbox mmensey Fremont We sssss
to-day played this afternoon aud evening Nov
q, q Isdie
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Advertisement.
Grand opening

GTahd opening uIsPIay U Mr1an0nt IovcS
by the agent from the most "a
ssh manufactures at cash prices for Fall trade Sssotn
stock Of OH Rucs MATS Table and Piano CovEnss
Ec HIRAM Anderson, No, % BowsTy.
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(Advertisemsntl
DrssELpoRY GALLERY. No. 4q7 BROADWAY

This ai6cen collection OF Pantinss su opoo -
lie from o'clock till 10 o'eoek II escsls ~ eshss
collections this continent and to bc sppecad s -
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

CarRcH DEprcArros.-The First Place N. B.
Church, on the Of frs. place and Henry sros
was dedicated ON Sunday with appropriate exercises.
The sermon was preached by the Rev. DIR. Durbin.
from John l. 49, The building Is of brick, covere8
with mes.ic and is ornamented with turets on tia
front corners. 1t Is designed to seat seven hundred
pe,sons The basement Is divided into committee and
lecture rooms. The ground consists Of four iots.
which il occupied BY the church and q neat psrsos-
age. The whole cost is about $3 oOo nearly 10000
Of which amount has been subscribed and paid n.
The location IL eligible and In rapidly improving par
ton of the city, There are at present two hundred
members and sne hundred and sixty Sabbath Sohoee
scholers.
MISSIONARY AsxIyERsARY.-The Eighth Asnves-
sary Of the Juvenile Missionary Society OF inc -.
street Methodist Episcopal Church was ceseo.Ss'
Sunday evening before numerous cong -
.ddrs..s. ,ere made by the Rev. 7. II. Stookfoe q
p.,,;nors and Mr.. A. q. Richardson. The Trees-
80. psvo,. vas submitted, from which Il appears
,h., a, IA had been collected during the pas ysess
A. "a, ~ expended, thus leaving balance 10 The
. 49,. The Society numbers about 700 membssss
mo added nearly 100 to the list during the 20
year. ,,
rrryKsrH WARD NoMIsArIoSs.--The Amssioaa
organisation Of the Eleventh Ward have placed ~
following ticket in nomination:
. AISs, ~as-Wm. Vail
Sspesissr-Jsmes X. Rsymeod 81 an
Ccnssabte-AlfIed Horton
,: 4; w s D 5 6ssss: D.' node. s'ii
Dist, Truman B. Brown, Calvin Witty
A new Republican Club was formed On Aoeoe1
night by the associated American and oesnss 49,
Of New-Brooklyn, L. l. About !, Soo Of i''~ -
assembled to hear the resolutions and address
eral eminent speaker The Presids.t ~ -.
webs, called the meeting to ordsf, and 'nooeeo N
Brucklow, German, vbo, in n excellent 49, ~
vised hs German fissds 10 vese - -. -
Freedom. Afu song BY the ussn:, - 49,
N. Rudigsr of BrOoklya addressed W 49,. -
| for few minutes in . clear gesese~s.T -.
closed with cheer for Frs"o'e 80 ~" 49,
Bisell then spoke IN English s's' w"
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lAdverfisement.l

Observation-Disclosures with charts -
wr,en descriptions OF character sivea dsy BY Prof. YouLs
III. PhrcnoiosieL Cabinet No. 800 Broadway sw, 49,
above the Park Private for Gensleea L>ds.
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fAdvertisemcnt1
AMBROTYPEs AND DAGUERREoTyPEs.-Ex

large size in coors for only fifty cents including essut
cae equal In quality those charged % for elscWher -
WELLixG's, corner Of Bleecker and Carrnine-sts
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fAdvertiscmentl.
BRADY's

BRADY's
EiGkErrE PHoroG sAssS
Made only
Zoe. sc and 15 BrosAwsg.
STRANGERS
From South and west
- Are Invited
10 visit Brady. oALLsa,sS,
b. N~ 20 and sss Broadway.
The i-rsess
Collection of spesams.
Portraits In the United ss>..>
On Exhibition st BsApY's 0ALLssx.
No. $50 Broadway.
Over Thompson's ss,coa. H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

SrABBISG AFFRAY IN A BAR-ROoM.-On Monday
night row took place at the bar-room corner of
Twenty ninth street and Second avenue, between two
men named John McGloin and Patk. Sheridan, during
which the former stabbed his Adversary the left side
with dirk knife. The police were called in, and
arrested McGloin who taken before Justice
Davidson, and locked up for examination. Sheridan
was taken to his residence, No. 1872 East Twenty
ninth street. and Coroner Perry was called to take his
ante.mortem examinations but the wounded man was
80 weak from loss Of blood that he was unable to
speak, and the examination was postponed. The
cause Of the difficulty did not transpire.
A row occurred at o'clock yesterday morning in
West Broadway, near Leonard street. during which
man. Who from loss of blood, unable to tell his
name, was stabbed in the side The police quened
the disturbance, and arrested two men named Thos.
and Vim. McNaly. The wounded man was taken to
the New-Yoik Hospital
Thos. Keelar residing in the Twentieth Ward, got
into fight with one John Kelly at the foot of Thir-
teenth street, North River, and had his skull
fractured by club. Kelly, after committing the as
suit fed, and has, thus far, escaped Keller was at
tended by a police surgeon, and then taken to the
Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

SCHOOL INPRovKMESrs.-Tbe schoOl-house Of
Ward School No. 12 situated in Madison street. near
Jackson has been thoroughly renovated and improved
by the addition of entirely story to the main
building, and large wing three stories high each
side Extensive additions have also been made to the
play grounds. The structure now presents noble
front of 100 feet Madison street by about 80 in depth
from front to rear 1t has been furnished throughout
with the newest and most approved school furniture
Its classic are now comodious and well venti-
lated The School has just entered upon its new quar-
ters after scjounipg during the Summer in temporary
accommodations in the neghborhood. This School
was formerly under the charge of Mr. A. " Stout, our
present City Chamberlain, who was succeeded byJ.
H. Tanning it's present Principal The edifce, in its
improved form, is an ornament to ito neighborhood,
and reflects credit upon al concerned, and particularly
upon the Committee, Messrs. Webb, King and Wor-
RAIL- of the Seventh Ward School Board, who have
been untirng in their efforts to provide the right kind
of school accommodations for the young people of that
quarter Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

STRANGE But TRuE.-A prisoner ON being arraigned
before Recorder Smith yesterday MORNING for trial on
some trivial ofense, actually found to have $40
in cash in his possession. How this sum escaped the
horde of vultureeyed shysters who daily congregate
ard oiter about the vestibue of the Tombs, watching
and sezing almost every stranger casting his eyes to-
ward the sanctuary Of Justice, inquiring his or her
business as the case may be, how much money they
have about them, &C.. is mystery not easily solved.
AT the time the delinquent was incarcersed the SKIM
ners must have been absent, asleep or intoxicated,
otherwise they would not have allowed him to enter
the City Prison with $40 in his pockets-thats sure
thing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

LADIES CsIos ARD SocIErr.-The LADIES' mon
Aid Society laid the cornerstone, yesterday a"srnoon
of building for the Accommodation Of aged ana nnim
members Of the Methodist Episcopal Church N foS,
second street, near Eighth avenue The edinse y o.
feet by Co. four stories high, win cost from $500 |"
asoCo, and win accommodate about 100 oenencanes.
n !. to be read, in May There were three OF lou,
hundred ladies and hundred gentlemen present ana
the Rev. On. Bang, presided. There was coogsga-
tons, singing. prayer. and an address ey the Rev.
Dr. Jesse T. Peek. before the laying Of the stone
Mr. Edwards read the Secretary Report Fo"y n'ne
perpoos have been admitted within the Iesf. Othess,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

Deputy-Sheriff Thomas Csrln Of New-York City
died at Buffalo Sunday last whittier he retired last
March for his heaths sake. His disease enlarge
ment of the liver. He was first appointed Deputy
Sheriff under Sheriff Westervel, served also under
Sheriff Olser, and again under the present incumbent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-09
NATIONAL CLUA oF THE a CITY oP
NEW lUak.

We have just received a circular from the
@National Club Of ,he city oil New York, ("
addressed to the Americans Of the United
States, from which We make the following
eItraets Il bears date at "Hssdquarters," |"
No 66s Broadway, New York city:
knowing that At the present time sys.
tenn Of gross deception Is being prsetised by
the Black Republican press in this city aud
State, with regard TO the prospects Of our
candidate, Millard Fillmore also. that
these false representations, II uOt eouteruc
ted may influence many uks uish our cause
well into giving their votes for our antaRo
nist, ne have thought iI advisable 70 issue
this circular to our friends abroad, TO assure
them that We are well satisfied from our 70.
turns Of eaHvAsses in the citysAnd S.ate.
th.. We shall give the American ticket sueh
. vote as will ensure tho State, beyo ID a
doubs, for Millard Fillmore and Andrew
DeHelSoa
"This 10 act With rs nos mare hopsfal
conjecture, but is based upon actual returns,
made by the various clubs aud associations,
both In this section and in the West, and
We desire our friends svssyuhsre 20 be Of
good cheer We are doing our daty, abd IL
they will only rally Aroaud our standard
with the same steadfAstusss and dsyotios
With which We are working, We cannot fail
70 elect our candidates
I'VE say 20 you, do not doubt the Empire
State. She is safe fer FILLMORE"
The best infornsd aud most reliable men
IN New York assure us that Fillmore aud
Douslsou will carry New York BY msjo-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-09
M. RILLMoaE.s Pno.Pgcrs.

OPrMOHs 81 = NEUTRAL.--Ths New York
sshday DispstOb, . Rsutral JourBsl, hes =
rSyisw Of the Political Geld, concluding A.
follows
Tbs Fillmors msstisg aaa procession on
Friday night, i9th iustaot, was . PuEEls 10
The BuchanAa aud frsment mea From
she Tepssted Assurssess Of the sppositiou
press that she Americas party Ess deed,
thsss parties really began " imagine that
such was tbs fact The appearances Of 30.
900 people ~ shs UniSn Park msstinR. aud
so@s 20 900 votsrs 10 The pEooessioa on
that occasion kas opened the eyes Of these
pslitisians They have just discovered that
there u kiilBofs party IN New Yerk 90
Whsn tks votss o0ms 70 b oountsd. they
vii sake ssms further discoveries thai viii
astenish them s,ill acre, got only 10 Nsu
Yogk, bat 10 other quarters u the UBioa -
We speak aasissdly whsn us tsll eur rsad
srs thst tAs Fill@sIs msn viii carry free
states that are regarded - are for Ffsmost.
The ssme rssult siA alss take slsss 10 the
Ssath, ShsTs Bushansn is sappsssa 20 b.
tbs oaly oaadiss,s marx tbs prediction.
End sall us false pssbhets, u ths fssslt does
hsi frovs vhat us cay
Tee puWefiui 1lementa are combiued %
pFoduss this Tssult The AReueans sad
Usi3p mea of Ell parties 40 for the sans
ticket The Amsuoan fssliBg % he ssaa
try is en- slsmsat that ell hsgr disNhhs
vsnsfaiioa fof she Uaion sf States masl
| 1--we as lssg AZ ihs m0mefy Il Washingtos
ss shsgisbod By ths AusTiess people Il
eli ast Do fer The Dsmoegsts % Retabli
saas 70 zoe avay sith ths idss, thsf tsosas,
/ te Fiiimsfs Bsa De ast @sks g. sash nois,
~ hsy d, thsg ere nss ~ sarasst ssd sofif,
~ sithsf 81 ths opposing psrtiss Il is ns
= party u uild iansiiss but oas thst feel
/ thst q crisis has bssn rsaobsd 10 tbs histoFj
/ q he gsysrnmeat Whioh Fsquifss ths aai
4 ~ sHsrts ~ esafsrvstiye ssa soksf nee 3,
sgsft TIE sebsF ssooad thsaFht q a.
ssoPls sssnn % b ssttlips dsHn - -
lasi, thsa ths saly ssfsiy 90 ths ,sastfy q
ths pgsssnt tee 4 u ths slsTsiiea II ~
FiHasfs aaf tsaes thsy ere hst in %
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