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hand every variety Of teas for dealers and private
famies-souchong Uolong and Young Hyson from 2Oc TO
40c. gunpowder and imperial from sc 10 55c all other
qualities equally low Also h. boxes OF good family tea for
dollar Cab and examine. No. Us Chatham street. be
Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

well prnpes, frecsles eruptons sarheum
sc. GoURAUDs poudrc subtitle uproo,s hair ircm low
fnreheads upper lips part 81 the body. Warranted
lud rouge lily white, hair dye and hair gloss at The Old
paxa hrookIku.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

A. srnnajean Is the only Person who G

assortment chenille and trimmings, coored iras
bonnes ribbons, feathers, flowers &C. &C, at WIN ). Tx
VINES, ll2 Canal street
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of eentemens dress shoes offers the
public at reasonable prizes, large assortment OF the
above articles, at les Fulton street. of oadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

THE COMPLETION OF
L GRorEs HISTORY OF GREECE.
cheyaler Bunsens New Work.
: h Ssx Efyt / b SsS Nj an hsssA
3N 10 1856 Pearl street, Frankin square),
PUBLISH, rus DAY.
Vol n l2no muslin; Is cents.
IRON INC earliest period 70 the close Of the generation CO.
., by GEORGE GgorE, ESQ.
With portraits, maps, an index completing the work
wo ING muslin 70 cents each sheep extra, sl2 set
Erdeavor to become acquainted with Mr. Groe who is en-
gagea on nreek history expect great deal from TINS
prodncon-Neouhr the Historian Professor Lieber, in
important contribution to historical literature in
MODERN unes The author has ncontestably won for
himself the title not merely OF historian but of the historian
o. ereect.- quarterly Review, London
Mr. nole rs beyond all question the historian of Greece,
with which he has revived the picture Of distant past and
brought nome every part and feature OF its history in
te)lects ana our hearts.-London Times.
great literary undertaking, equally notable whether
regard as an accession 10 what Of standard value in our
LANGUAGE or as an honorable monument Of what English
SCHOLARS ship can do -Athenanm.
The acute Intelligence. the discipline, faculty Of intellect
Mr. Grole but hey will here also find the element which
armonzes these and without which such theine an
orderly ana sohd work could not have been written Poetry
and Philosophy attend the historian either hand
oampede or msgude his steps.-hxamncr
Mr. droies familiarity both with the great highways and
the oscures by baths OF literature and has
England white those who rivaled II
dom possessed the quality which emnenty charaeerizes Mr.
strains OF evidence -specthor
For becoming dignity STYLE uniorced adaptation Of re
improvisation II fact by thcoryior extensive and we'll
Earning enpioyrd with indulgence and taste we
would lace above Mr. Grots history -Mornng Chronicle.
The efeat work which Mr. Grote has long been
ggd - at once ample and deaied OF the his
Tory o. oreece ana lncd philosophy OF Grecisn history
Aihennum
Mr. Groe VIII be emphaueay the historian of the people
O Greece ~ that ioflner writers have cone il line
,han biographical chaptersom the lives Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lin University Magazine
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s,srhrim,s Hair Dy

raperor To all others Their new improvements secure
sevec comfort 10 the natural elegance and durahi
Hs unrivaled and only harmless hair dye applied -
Twelve private rooms. At BATCHEL0R'a As broadway
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skin divisions excel all others for comfort and durability
Non residents WILL application, receive his system
which perfect a. 1872 Fulton srce third
door from broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

y 10 1Row's NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY
Compiled by IL. Wilson For the year ending May l. ISL
Price 81 50.
WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY: A classification Of
the various trades professions Useful 10 buyers In thin
market. Price IS cents.
WILSON'S COMPREHENSIVE observation-disclosures
the Of the yduals In each rm special partnerships
Wilson'S NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
I'm preparatory
Orders by mail wil receive prompt attention.
JOHN y. ThOw, Publisher,
$40 Broadway, corner OF White street.
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LITERATURE.

A CAPITAL THING Is A CAPITAL PAPER.
IA capital corps of writer's make a capital paper
The New York Ledger has such corps and the
ptal paper printed
has The best writer's. No other paper employs snch
Look at their names
Fanny Fern sketches for il.
Cobb originates stories for it.
Mrs. Sigourney is one OF its poets
Mrs. Vaughan contributes 10 IL.
Alice Carey weeAly interests its readers
Immersion Benefits pen graces It's columns.
Mary :. Gibson furnishes good and sketches for 1t.
Oliver Sinclair is young in rs service, but old in merit
1hwaite designs lis beautiful pictures.
Everybody reads the Ledger
ROSS 4 TOUSEY are the agents l03 Nassau street
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Economical Buyers are Respectfully IN
vted inspect stock Of shirts and genemens furnishing
goods which clearing at 70 cent reduction, TO
ma AXE room for new goods MOODY n WlGGANS,
3l5 Broadway, adjoining the Hospital
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Crrshugh'. wig. and Toupc.., with

gray hair s youthful appearance and badness
Cai those who have been gray and bad and now
have perfect heads OF hair when young by the
MA
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sr place among articles Of m class No other beauhes
red or gray hair la 1--WE minutes The color produces
oaura be distng ushed from the he
hen improves instead of burning the hair Sold and
pilad AZ No. 6 Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

~ of pocket knives OF The most rae
and beaIu patterns aay ~ which have been before
imported Forsale j. SAUNDERS, NO Asior House
and ~ broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

r.,s,.dors,s Hair Dye IL Singled Out

yrsy barred haired who wish 10 substitute beauty for
ugnesa Its excelsior hair dye mesmprphoses them In ve
minutes Have you the brown and black obtained with
Ats general dvei sold applied At No Asor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

Broadway Warren street hand variety
hangings dsplyed haher effect
fully appreciated. Artistic workmen only Employed and
all warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

an aIT m Invited call
GRANpJEAN consultation ree) II - Church street.
Barcny ud The hair the natural color
desired and may considered real prodigy Of chemistry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

N sx weeks, BY my ouguent which will stain niure
the 81 bottle, sent 10 part Of the country. r. a.
GRAhM soois broadway; briggs 81 state street. Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

stearns and Marvms mprovement-lhe best safe In The
wordn by the celebrated La Belle powder proof
lock- with very small key all made under the immediate
inspection OF Mr.. Searns, who has for fourteen
their manufacture during which time not
dollars worth OF properly has been consumed IN one Of them
having accidental fires. Warranted
rom dan ness For sale by sTEAkNS MARVIN, 40
Murray end Water streets Second hand safes OF other
ma al prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

the preparation for the hair
made u cGeciualy all dandrun gives the h.r
rich glossy appearance is growth and mparis 20
delightful pei fume. Sold everywhere. HEATH, WIN.
KOOP CO.. Fruprieors, No 81 Liberty street. New YORK =
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substantiality, Neatness and Beauty OF FL

nsh prom of the xned Lownds'
patent pen and pencil which manufactured by WILL
MAhTH, CLUSsMAN CO.. 81 Maiden lane, In gold and sill
and Of variety Of patterns 1t grand dea and is sold
ut reasonable rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

Yppecanoe Indiana on the Sd lost Senators Douglas
and Cass, Hon. John Breckinrige, John Van buren,
Esq, and Mr.. Preston. among tho orators
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

ne ladies' he only whose artificial be detect
crisp their rnges head OF hair IL
rendered black IN FIVE minutes by this extraord
narv dnd. sod and apnied at No. s Asior House.
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Every Mother Is proud of n good looking

baby and nothing viii make the little pets preer than fon
taines sodied OF wild flowers II is be used like
soap for washing hem and also be use by their mothers
and fathers Tor cleansing teeth, shaving &c luxrlous
TUNED and elegantly prepared. Try 1t II. RING and 9.
v. CLICKENER * Co, wholesale agents.
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Consumptfon.-so Numerous are the In

stances Of r. " voNbERsMIIHs, NJ. D. success in currl
consumption that the durability OF longer doubted
The testimonials relating the he has effected
peachable. and sufficient inspire hope
desperate. Office for the sumption, 15S
cry Just above Broorue street
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Plantation OF tho Is.a,t.-Dr. :. =. Frtch's


heart pApaon aud other ormS ~ heart is
eases For sale No. ia Broadway aud by druggists
Acen,s wanted. Address s. 3. Fitch A Go.
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u friends patrons that he continues h and
10 business his old gallery S9 broadway cor
~ OF eonafd street. and Mat he has not removed any
branch Of HIS 70 part % me CITY or o,es
r,.nd a. sone lie has however made important aieTa
sous Improvements the pho'ograshc aad
Auss ansr pcres Dan have heretofore been taken ~ ms
ssrutyy j. GuRNEN, $40 Broadway, cor LeonAds 81
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shing remedies scrofue and all skin Diseases As salt
peneraes Will this ointment reach the afecea parts
i rubbed Ia externally. Sold the manufactures No 20
New YORK, and 2it Strand onion, and by all
druggists at 2Jc., ca IT,. aud 81 per pot on box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

L,AsHION JOCKEY CLUB RACEs-rAS1IoN cot RISE
IL near Newtown Long Island.
The fall meeting of the Fashion Jockey Club will
on Tuesday, sept y and continue four days
FRsr DAyWs stcbcster staacs three
subscription 500 forfeit SlOO $40 added by the cno mile
heas
so~IsAuoSs
imp. Ptism.
4 y. Morris br. Etiquette by Mariner out Of Fashion
B. Jno Hunters a. Ella, by imp. Yorkshire. OF Mary
Elizabeth, by Andrew.
a b Moanots br. May Thorn. BY imp. trustee o;
Kate Cole.
same daylight weight stakes. subscription $50 forfeit
sl,0 $50 added BY the club four miles, carry 100 lbs
SoafNATIoSs.
l. n. y. young's en- m Ellen Baeman, by imp. Glencoe
dam by imp. Trustee. years
W. J. shaw's hr Miss Ichtfoot by lump. Trustee ont
Of Young Lady Lirhtfoot: 5 years.
B. II. g. bushs Oh Rosaoel by imp. CONSERVATION, dam
by Andrew; years.
srco,p DAY, Wednesday, September 24-Jockey Club
purse 500 Two mile heats.
Same day-Jockey Club purse, $50. Mile heats slnA
TnRp DAY, Thursday September s5-Jockey Club purse,
500 Three mile heats.
I.Asr DAY Friday, September as-.rockey Club sta.es
Subscription $40; forfeit So.
$lsco added by the Club. Four mile heats
NOMINATIONS.
l. VIM II. Gibbons b. IN Phdo, by Mariner, on, NJ Gas.
sandTa, years.
.. jno b Monnos oh. h. Logan by imp. trustee, dam BY
& W j. sbaws or. g. One Eyed Joe. by Prince George
out of Registers dam, aged
N, B Young's ch M Ellen Batemsn, by imp. Glencoe,
dam by imp. Trustee, 6yearh
Entrance money cent to TO second horse In the
). A. VALENTINE, Secretary ~ :. @.
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Once New York was Three Months Behind
PARISH the Almanac OF Fashion Now all the styles Of
genuenens neckes scars gloves, shirt stu -
handkerchie canes dressing robes travelling shawl, &c
6c may be found at GREEN'S, No. Astor House. las
as they appear OF the Boulevards
Try Half n Dozen Elegant Shirts, for 50,
equal In appearance 81 80 shirt beautifully made by
Iand, ana buttons warranted not 10 come of.
MOODY AZ NIGGANS,
3l5 Broadway, adjoining the Hospital
Jet Bracelets and Ornaments OF the Newest
patterns continue by every steamer with end
less vsrey Of fancy articles ladies' recules dressing Ind
caro- pearl and FANS porcelain bronze and other
MS &c 6c &C. at the extensive fancy bazaar OF H.
). ROGERS, 400 Broadway.
Paper HaDgings at MISUNDERSTANDING
merchants invited TO examine stock OF French ana
American hangngs embracing every variety known 70
the trade. THOMAS FAYE CO.. 257 broadway, opposHe
the City Hall
Princes
Protean fountain
Patented Jan %, 1885
n q. STE ARMS, General Agent,
200 Broadway, OF Reade street. New York.
II Pripce's Protean fountain during the
tire the Thirty fourth Congress- for reporting
purposes the House of Representatives esteem inva
uable and cannot, and viii not any other pen:
THEo II. ANDREWS.
Reporter Representative for the Congress
siOnal Globe.
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He Drinks! How do you Knows by hls
destroys the smell Of liquor tobacco Instant
y Particularly adapted for dyspeptics Retied in saoons
segar and drug stores.
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rrpF gREAT LITERARY woNpFR.-rurs MORNING

Il Is published.
The most magnificent illustrated sheet produced IL
America
FRANK LrStfE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
reaches this day forteih weekly Every number u
pronounced an Improvement on ~ predecessor.
rSEHANI~G~ - TVS SuNnrR.
View OF tle lower ~ York Bay aud The yarrows
show the LARGO 1e o. vessels dcaued Quarantine
u ma enincert ~ page - craving.
DtSiru~t, =. ~, puinr uasetvaiarv New Yors
Esecrt NO .Nrc nd ~ aherrson ~ the vigilance Com
mtiec 81 an fianc4sru. CAT
Methodist Camp Ncepg rorichescr, n. ~
Interior View ~ ffr boSsofy lhrnrs, View Nors
Prom We ~ ~, ls0trrrv theatre, York.
Portrait ~ John Nfoucham.
Fire Arts Fruit Piece painting by George Lance.
View of The Danish city o Helsinprs
view of the uuarantine Grounds and Buildings Staten
rsard, N. fll page rngraviaS
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The beauti story Charles keade OF CLOUDS sun
Il l. need in this number and viii be concluded
in q few weeks
tfis country.
For sale NJ all dcpo,s.
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MRS. MARsH,s EVELYN MARsroN.

Evelyn Marston. by the author of "Emlis Wyndham "
Two Old Mems Tales, The Hcress OF Haughts,,n
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kyey Marston one better class OF this writer
suggesting subjects for reflection, the
IN the sketching Of unhackneyed oh Observation-Disclosures
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the subject OF er tale and conceived ner principal with
her pristine skill wen executed them with pristine
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There EVELYN Marsion such purpose such
thorough heartuess OF social domestic feeling
opposition 10 false Snd moroid sentiments, enc thus
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Evelyn Marsion story touching interest The plot, IL
OF the author appears In the variety thrown into
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Eve Msrson marked by all qualities which have
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There the pathos, the description The
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Evelyn Msrston ia certain of from ITS brilliant siy
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noble language and heroic spirit has achieved TO the
In x glory OF having deserved II sun
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shirts Made 10 Order, In q Beautiful Man

of the fines; materials, whrran'eu 70 w anu 'e'c"
'' -" MOODY h wTGGANs.
sl5 Broadway adjoining the Hospital.
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Napoleon, Albert, England's Queen,
LYONS experiments have seen,
And each. like all the world, admits
u,u taxad.r uiuas tho tuSarfo t,a

Lyons Magnetic Powder, however, co n
ains nothing harmful to human beings Pls the desrl
ton Of mice and rats. Depot, 424 Broadway.
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Tho o. ~ nnef cfIfbrned
nnd one whose permit ed 10 mention a. veud
carry conviction 10 the public mind Of the truth OF all
he States -.
NEw YorK, Sept. 4, 1856.
MrssRs FptroRs-rermii occupy little OF your space
doing of hnmaniy-for u Is simple humanity-to
the afflicted and dishearened in the o. easily &C
quiinC health good spirits have had Than hun
dred cases consumption on my hands have
he'd liver complaints without number among my patients
have lad fever and onee terrible
OF scroula kings evil bilious disorders o. every
tyre and recently % yellow fever Nearly All OF
these have satisfactorily managed with pohing but 10
dive IODINE preparation Of quarkery It's genuine
article ~ The maefia medca administered BY every regular
rhyscan and when be obtained pure In pure sou
ION "a Croou Know 81 nothing powerful as m agenti0r
he ~ consumption fs effects START
ing III all hors produces speedy
In rcrofuaus iodine Il certain eSrpae the hered
tnry therefore warmly recommea9 Or Horny Apders
iodine water, sold BY ANnkRs ~oSpiCk, No. Second
spectacle druggists.
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TTNION AND VICTORY.-TIlE BUCHt SAy AND
~ Breckenridge CLUB of the First ward VIII hold their
regular meeting this evening for the purpose OF completing
for the torchugh procession Tuesdi
3. Punctual attendance is requested By order.
CHAS. MCCAY, President
john s. SCuILy, fcao...a.,o,
DENNIS j. CosIEy, S'o''
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THE OLD REGIME AND THE REVOLUTION.
ALEXIS rocQuEviLIf
OF he Academic Francase, author Of democracy America
tslslatsd by John Bonner, ESQ.

N
ny ALIENS rocQuEviLLf
vi The fcadtme Francase suhor OF democracy America
taLsatsd by John Bonner ESQ.
l2tno muslin, al.
heal inquiry the French
keSoutop anu the working OF the Old Regne. In this
work NJ De IUcueyle has dacuerrrotyped French poii
cal society under ne old Donarchy shown where
power lay and how L. affected individual Frenchmea
daily ayncauous OF e what the condition the
bny OF The clergy, Of the middle classes the people,
Of the peasantry, wherein France differed from all
countries in Europe why revolution inevitable The
information derived these heads safely
be SAID Is hrst printed 10 has been obtained NJ ID.
Tocqneyc Informs mainly the manuscript records
labor devoted to the idea may formed from the
author state that than Of the thirty odd chap
tiers contained IN the Volume alone cost him years
searches.
have written tins without prejudice; but say
have written without feeling. IL would be scarcely
Tor Frcnchnan 70 be calm when he speaks OF his
ana thinks nj the times which live. know ledge,
therefore, that IN studying the society the Old Regime
all ~ details have lost sight of he society
day"
The work abouuds with illusions the Empire aud the
Emperor II need hardly be added, that illusions
not euioeistic OF the that be- Napoleon has SELDOM
been assaied it'll pungent satire cogent
BUNSEN's SIGNS OF THE TINES
slgns o TIE Times beng Letters the Dangers to Rs
Liberty IN the Present Day. By the Chevalier
sen Translated by Miss susanna Wiukworth l2no,
yalsabe work, by man of consummat inele.t, and
upon subject second 10 in interest ana importance
Examiner
An nyestgaion Of the eigious principles
the action OF priesthood, associations and secular decree
enforcing spiritual dogmas Ii the remarkable
that has appeared in modern times irem the OF states
Man.-Leader.
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Of diarrhoa collie, Group, chronic rheumatism, &C. by ID
TOBIAS celebrated Venetian nimsn Warranted 70 curt
the money returned Price DC and 50c Depot o. Cor
andt street. Sold all the druggists throughout the Unite
5t8tea.
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TUE TURF.


CENTREvIIJE COURSE, L. L-TRcTTING-GREAT
~ match, 81 900: saturday Sept mc heats best three
i've j. Wheipeys bay TO wagon, NcLaughlins bay
In harness. This comes OH " two o'clocs.
j. CDNKidN, Proprietor
CENTREvILLE ,OUESE.-TROTrfSG.-PUR $500
~ with inside stake of $500 half forfeit, mile heats
three wagons ali horses excepting Flora Temple,
EDDY OF september ~ close sa,ur
September d, by O'Clock r. NJ at Falkland Duryea's
Hotel. Three " make field and two 10 start
JOEL CONklsIS, Proprietor.
CENTREvIII.E COURSE TROTTING SATURDAY
" September at O'Clock, match 500, mile
three live. +. Wrihht names b. Reindeer, harness.
names b. m. sally Miller 30 ID. wagon The
above nags belong in Queens country. Il.
JOEL C0EkLIN, Proprietor.
4 ,ENTREYILIE COURSE, l.. I-TKorTING.-riiIS
~ day 1T O'Clock, match 500. i've miles
v. Phfcr bay a. Woodruff olak stations.
admission TO all parts OF the track, 50 cents.
JohI. CONkLIN, Proprietor.
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coLDIERs AND CADETS or FREEDOM

~
FACTS TO coNvGscE-Nrssc 70 cnEEK-A cuIEf TO LrAp.
10 be published immediately,
THREE YEARS on THg KANSAS BORDER.
by clerg OF the Episcopal Church. limo frce-ln
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THE FACTS DISCLOSURES
Of this work are OF the most startling character The auhor
therefore peculiar facilities collection r.hah.
IRON questionable sources The hord and revolving pur
mistaken IDEAS but shocked his moral sensbiles
: FUi.i. EXrosE or TUE KANSAS INVASION,
and 10 give reliable history OF the
- ourRA0tS ~ rnE noRDER nurriANs,
This he has done In manner peculiarly happy and effective
proving eonclusively that these
soDERs AID yASDAis
have committed crimes unparalleled IN previous history
aud by which they hope 10 crush out freedom and establish
''SnE the praises Of frcedom-tbc curses Of slavery
The best songs-and how . sing them
HE FKEEMEN'S 1l.EE BOOK.
choice selection OF songs, oies, gces and ballads W
music, original and selected arranged and harmond inr
each under the auspices o. The Central Fremont aad Dayton
club ct the city OF New YORK. Price - cents.
!" res ''"'' 'e join iiS CHARLES;
pv r,n,s wi.ntb H. we, ~ w,er m
youth. About s00pp sno with steel portrait, and nnm.r
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other Life Of Fremont Intended mainly though not csclu
sey Tor the young more prominence u given 70 the cal,
-"
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Erhet Of the above books sent postage pail receipt o.
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Agents waited 0 sell the above in every town
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