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EAGLE
DRUG STORE.
South side of the River, Aa"'towoe, vas
HENRY BERNER

respectfully informs the public of Manito-
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
by LEUBSER & RUDlGER, on the corner OF
Franklin and Eighth streets. south side OF
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenishing the same. lie has large
and extensive assortment OF PURE
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JOHN McKEOGE1.

Wagon, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker.
Shop on York street, over VIM. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand, and willing to work,
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ID R u G. . It O r =
PATENT MEDICINE DLPO OF
Or
ADOLPsz WHITMAN.

franklin 81 mert door to the Post Ottc,
MANITOWOC, WIS.
TNIIIS establishment Will always contain all tn
L varieties of Medicine usually kept in Dru
Store together with Paints, Oils, Varnish, AL
coho, Spirits of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
for Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles,
Soap and Perfumery Blank Books and Station
cry, Camphene, Fluid and Purafne, and all the
loher articles belonging to this line.
GB PRESCRIPTIONS carefully put up both day
and night time, Ii tt,
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Paper Rags and Old Copper.

TIVE HIGHEST PRICE in cash paid for
i Paper Rags and Old Copper, at the new
store OF j. BRASDEIS.
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The bills of the following Wisconsin
Banks are supposed to be safe, and are
taken By all the Banks in Milwaukee
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To the Voters OF the Xth Aide rmanc District
the Seventeenth and fifteenth WsTds me
various candidates Alderman presrtfd for t1a
the % W.. SAALff ~ ttst ceaaus-u1s il4
10 your favorable consideration. He has without sc
tstion on part been selected by Republican party
as ft and suitable person repeaeui you In the Common
Council.
Mr. Smsey has for many years been resident ~ the
Wd snd active promoter Of measures which fof the
advantage % people though offer solicited acceli
nations positions Of trust and Of honor b. ha e,dy
fused Until the present time 20 present himself 10 The pablo
solicitation Of frud Whon dis.i1ctio N
parry he presents himsef candidate or the Office Of Al
derran He will prove IL elected steady opponent Of Off
ciz corruption whether among friends those 0ppose
him and his sIeOns wall be the ide Of h0Hof I'd
niai,fr0n0E o| our citie GOForHMeHf
With the powerful aid Of Tho friends OF reform Ia municipal
sisir added to hi personal Popularity comneud NJ
will have all that enlightened constituency de'reaH
h0ns.t and snrfea! public egoeT.
GEORGE FOLSOM, late q. 8. Minister to th. H,gue.
THOS. 9. STlLLhAS. Pres't AecbI aud Traders SsV.
ABR1HAM LENT, Fifteenth Ward.
xRTbK NY 90, y q r1,i Via I' b,'.
HAMILTON BRUCE, Deputy Collector
WM. II VAN C0TT, Justice
SAMUEL LEEDS, merchant. No II Great Jonestt1l
WIN c. MARSHALL, meiclsui, 2hsv
HENRY A. BURR, merchant, 3J 5ih a.
ISAAC 7. SMITH, Seey NJ. and Tr4dert' Saw. Bank.
JOHN w. sALTER
JACOB r. HUDSON, 4.h-ty
HENRY 5. WALLACE. No 393 Bowery.
HARVEY II. WOODS, Secy. 2d-av. Railroad.
EBEN. y. MARSHALL 4th,sV.
EHLER OSTERHOLT, No. 10 3dsN
lud m
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
11oIitifaI Notices.

n~o.Ian,.,,or.-In pursuance Of Resolution o.
az Common Council Of the City OF NewAo:k,
DO hereby Oss Id REWAh2T ~ hA2TfEMPTISa to VOTE IL
IEGkLLY OF any person who shall procure AID assist
sannse or advise another to give or offer his vote Illegally
on 10 20 into auy Ward Election District Tor that pno,e
" s.nirs Election 10 be held III this city TUESDAY,
tbe d day of December next to be paid upon the cocto
Of the offender and the cerihca'e OF the Reeordsr District
ton vas had upon the testimony OF the person or per
ops claiming such reward But all claims for such reward
,o n,e,ented the undersigned In writing within twenty
sx the avieon Of such offender shRu he dregTde
Given under my hand, at the Mayors ONCE,
November "a, 1861. FERNANDO WOOD Mayor
Election NOtice.-PususDt to the provisions Of the
hws Of this state public notice Is hereby given by the Con
Connc Of the City ofNewYoTk that an election VIII De
held In the Election Districts OF the varons Wards oil
sd City on the first TUESDAY Of December next beng the
Ths Polls win be held at the places designated by the Com
Council he places which elections sla be heId ~
said Districts during the present year. and tbt poi & VII
open a, sunrise and remain open until sunset "e my
The officers to be voted for such election are the i0
lowing
A Police Justice for tie Third District oompnag tne
Eighth and Ninth Wards In place OF o. '"''1
Seoa in zach Of the Aldsrnanic Districts ofthc city
having an even numerical designation VIZ "a 4tb ON oh
lOh b iih ana "a i't t Ward in place Of Andrew Leary
,c,S ~ .st Chatter Election, and who sied to qualify
C,.h. IN the Ninth Ward in place OF 1honils Far
nj, elected al last Charter Election, and who failed to
quslify l., ,h s;v,.e,,L yvrd Z, ,a,ce ~ Remnant,
. e. az t1ioSnciinen in each Senatorial District
One Commissioner Of Common Schools for each Ward.
One Inspector Of Common Schools for each W ard
Two Trustees Of Common Schools for each Ward.
And officers to al such vacancies have occurred in
the School offices Of the several Wards by Of death
resignstion, or from other
BY order Of the Common Council.
D. I. VALENTINE,
Clerk Of the Common Council.
Dated New. YORK. Nov I2 1851
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The under.igned Citizcns and Tnxrayers of

The UndersiEned Citizcns and Taxpayers OF The
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. tNillth and IAth Wsrds
without regard to party feel this time tina, all party prefer
should he abrogaed and that the public interest and
well being Of the community should be only motive in
l-cng aud capable and competent men for impor
tsnt public positions.
We, therefore, IT this crisis among the many sspans for
Police Justice in the With and I&h Wards deem 1t
duty to recommend 10 fellow citizens Mr. JAMES NJ.
MURRAY who has been areident OF the District for
than forty years and whose long experience Clerk and
knowledge Of criminal law amply quality and render him the
most complete ana suitable person for the position
We therefore feel ustiied in calling upon our fellow c
TO unite with In sustaining the right man FOR the night
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sirtrsnth ws,a RrpHbl'ses,yy Association.
AT fF rhy HfSBaf fSBBSaf tarEss tHhSsS6 10 pc e, III Av
To faiify toe nou naon Of
THE HON. GEORGE OPDSkE,
Also. the Couneilnunie and school Nomination.,
Tue following gentlemen have been invited TO sdae" the
DAViDR JAQUES esq =. NJ PAIMER esq.
ISAAC DAYTON, e'q, G s sPESGEK CO.
'" STEWART /. wooDFoRp. ,.. esq and other, ''''
cen c,gec,s Of P,fy 1e invited to ,d Z, 10 ,d re-
sece.'ioni'n 4" it will be on Tqs:eay evening n,I loI Vic
tory Is ALIEN. MCLEOD, PresidenI.
srsHy yso.,y. c; p;s''' secre,,rie,
Peoples tsyrncu.el REGULAR Nomination.
TWENTIETH WARD.
rof School Commis,ioner.
JOHN QUACKENBUsB.
JOHN MeKEcHSE.
For Trustees.
GABRIEL VAN COTT
DR. MORTIMER g. PORTER
NAPOLEON q. PORTER, Pre'idens
J.. BkczgR, Secretary.
National Union Club of the Twentieth Ward.
REGULAR NOMINATIONS.
tor School Couimis.ioner,
JOHN McKECHNIE.
For Trustees.
Dr. MORTIMER O. PORTER.
JOHN II. NOORHiS, Presilent.
O. G,rRxrsos, Secretary.
The Peoples PoliticnI Alliance. Pledged to stand
by The Union and support ts Constitutional hepre'ensa
,iys, In sustaining the Flag Of our Country.
For Mayor, GEORGE OPDYkE.
WITH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
RALEX II. KEECH 9ih.
d. JOHN q HAYILtND. 9Th.
R.ABRAHAM LENT 18th
D..ARTHUR ANNUITY. 18th.
n. THOMAS STEVENSON 18th.
R..JOHN MONEIS, 10th
For Justice Of the IIId Judicial District,
MARTIN WATERS.
J.xys Baoois Secretary. DANIEL BEST, Chairman
XVIth Ward. special meeting Of the PIONEER
OPDYKE CLUB held at hesdquarters No 2I Mhsv rte.i.
the chair the following candidate were ndeIsed 10.
Councilman siIth District: WIN OhIOn, CEoI,nE I,e,
ROSS, ABRAHAM LENT, A. II. KEECH, WM H. uED-
NEY, THOMAS STEVENSON For School Conin,,ionsr' n @ '
8. B II. VANCE. For School Trustees, milton 81
JOHN, u. g. WANDELL. For Inspector hIChAhD
MARTIN. For Constable. VIM. HOGENCAMP, Jr
NJ w. L0CkWOOD. President
VIZ. ooRDos, Secretary.
sixteenth Wsrd.-At Special Meeting OF the PEo,
Plies UNION ASSOCIATION of the XVIII WAfp neid
Saturday Evening Nov 80 ct No. 2O1 Bhr tho fres-
dent In the chair the following Candidates were unanimously
ndorsed: For Mayor, GEORGE OPDYkE For Council
Sixth District, IXtb. XVIII XVItb and xVlllth wards
WILLIAM ORION, GEORGE ROSS, ABhAiAM LEM
A. II. kEECH, VIM II. GEDNEY. THOMAS srEs
SON For School Con misioner s. B VANCE for sch9oI
Trustees milton ST JOHN, B. WANpELLL; f9, IN; N
spector RICHARD MARTIN. For Con.t.ble WILLIAM
HOGENCAMP, jr. JOHN y. KELLY, President
CHARLEs A. CLARK, YicePresident
B.Voiers will notice that the clique styling themseNss
the Peoples Upion Association, Of which j. H. Dusanno
President. is bogus, and will aot accordingly.
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to unite with us In sustaining the right man Tor the rig
ym. P. Demsrest, T.. Forder,
ames II Weller, q. h. Cooper,
leo A. Middleton Geo. II. Cook.
? Dubreuil, A. TOoker,
Ohm T.. LaDdon j. u. Miller,
'bomas ID. Sloane, Henry Miller,
O'Nei, Andrew J. smiit.
fcses Knapp, j. Jay Ghfn,
". Peterson, J. ID. |ansAuni
hep Knapp. Benjsmin Ssun der,
,dwsrd Z. Nurse, a Dsrymple,
/. Henry Owen, 1. T.. Frost
}. Y. Scott u. A. Peterson,
: y. Clark John Cool
|. y. knarp, Vincent Coot,
y Vanderbilt q. o. Kinney.
. w. c. Anderson, John II. Russell,
r. Cos,art. A H. Van Hoeea
T. Frishley j. J Wickstend,
eremlah Lambert, HI. Gottlich,
ames T.. Hodges, h. Hee,
ohm W. Hoyt Peter staeden,
Woodne David Waller
harles T.. Knapp. George Mitchell,
hsrles H. mclntire AleI. ClaIt,
Ills " Crow, John o. Watkins,
. u. Fgsn, jr, Jas. Maginn.
hsrles H. dwyer A. J. Cunningham,
ohm r. Lydecser, Jas Young
gorge b. Smith, Geo. D. Crary,
Rogers Jos. r. Miller,
ym. NJ Baker, Hiram Funk,
has. B. Ba,ley, John y. Courey
Bauihc, A. J. Clinton,
hester Lamb, Jas 81. Welson,
. l.. Reed. A. 4. Cove,
Ienry d. Fel,cr. .Jsmes A. Wsbu,b,
DIV. q. Duinahsut, Albert Wsbsr,
Ohm Dunhau Alexander Walker,
NJ Osborne, Jsspsr \. Cfopsey,
ohn Conkn, WIN. Collins,
EN- l.. MBilett, Nm \. Howell
O. austus Hynard William Schrsum,
I ~. Simmons fIGnci, Rogers,
n Squire Lewis Is. Cary,
NJ. CARPENTER Il III. Rockwell
VIn. Duseubeuy Edward Lyons,
rank L. Anders.a James w. Collins,
. H. NJ NewCont L. II. Cnylef,
a Snow A. Vanderbilt.
I'm. c. Hams, VIM. Mitchell
hos II Robinson, Peter BTuner,
S. Bshan, II. d., II w: Marsh,
no. O. Myer, WIN. ~ Mitchell,
dwa1d P. Young John Durham,
Aniei B. Wood James Esler,
ames Ferguson, John ;. Craig
eo A. Grant 4. Nsnderbcct,
Dhn "A. Blair Louis hutter,
ndrew b. Rogers, VIM Ferdirnsn,
avid ~ Hobby AIel PettcIson,
harles Meyers, Nichols Mott,
)hn X. Jeffrey, Samuel Nott,
Dhn s. Jeffrey Henry Sesmsn,
euTy h. Pardee. Edward Goodwin,
badiah n. Cunningham, Cba,. Mcneil.
euTy =. Woodward, Jno. w. Earle,
obeIt B Hook Jos. :. Mclean,
eter Hoffman. VIM. Bissami
7. r. Blskeney John heheJ,
sniel Bates A,s Stevens,
s.. 'i n Lescr,,. Hamilton BIsssD,
ames y. L.terts, Samuel Moore
ames Rrowuson Nn.. X Eadie.
eteT j. Davis Nln. CiAff
eyton Herbert n. Mich-sIs,
ohm Heath. {. b. Roth,
s. G.ran, 8 T. Dodge.
JolIia }. q. GfeeuwOod
Ohm 5. Van Bipsr, Adrian W. Tenny.
60 w Bo,eu Nn. Anderson,
I'm. Jonas. John J. " ilson,
dward CaIny, 1hs Levin,
ohm M.ckey VIM. II. CoiwelL
II. Miller, $. W Rogers,
I'm. Ltcbsr!v, Jas Lynch.
ssc Beunes H. ~ crane
Wm. IT. liAwcs.
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Third Judicial District.
JAMES NJ. MU RRAY,
-'eopls's, Union. and Tar payers candidate Tor
PoLrCE JUSTICE.
To the Public.

To the Public.
CAUTION.
In view Of the character OF the opposition 70 and Of the
information which have received Of the movements conteu
rlaed prejudice BY hAnibi, aud advertisement, to
.ppesr the Of the election too late for contradiction
deem di,y caution the public assns such eec,ionseT
Ing prsctice aud especially against giving credence TO any
h,ndbl .nno acting my Withdrawal from the IN.
desnd ths, such handb IL already printed By Of my
opponents will b. candidate before the people until the
elo.u, Of the poll, TUESDAY NEXT, and sratii.d
In ,uyns to my ierd that my election & beyond quss
ton or dispute, C. GODFREY GUNTHER.
December /, 1861.
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NERVOUS, SPECIAL DISEASES, CHRO-
~ MIC CONSUMPTION. MARRIAGE, &C. Intended
Tor popular useBy G. ID. HAMMOND, NJ d. sxProte'.St Of
Special Pathology the syracuse Medical Souess' Nes
way ROSS ToUSEY. No. lsi Nassaust RlCHAhDSON
No 1Nesoy-rt
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New publications.

ESTABLlSHED in 1843.
IL WILLIAM h. CORNNELL,
BOOKSELLER and sTlTl0NER,
No 39l Pearl.st -
Fr,nk,n,auare Barpsy Brothers Buildings, N. K
Us, on hand large stock School, Medical Law, Theo-
local Music seientiu and Agricultural Books. well a.
blank Books Paper &c. Public aud Private lbraIes isr
ns,ed and particular attention given 10 ng orders Io
scarce books Orders for every description Of Gooks and sis
tionery receive prompt attention
Booksellers and Teachers by ordering above VIII often
b, ale 10 obtain School Books of kinds they have been dn
snccessful IN procuring elsewhere.
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DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.-A very nei
1)ersonal.

Yy,O PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-A middle
aged (ieutleman In good standing with ample at
his disposal wishes TO corePondenee wh an accom-
pshed Lady of good family with view to hanmony n.s
REYNOLDS. Box No 32 Union-sqaare Postohice Refer
ences given and required.
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Twentieth WnEd School Ticket.

POLITICS
FELLOW. w.CITzEss % TIE TwENTIErH WARD:
The time has again round for eecng School Comm'
soner Inspector, and two Trustees 10 serve during ntt'
wear Feeling deep interest in the cause o eduoniou We
desire 10 call the attention Of citizens who have
e. and who have tndsed feeling, with u. In relation to
pooroa. fsc hat our Schools have been controlled large
ssss By p;c The pS R TO 6. sss bo VI ssls @
competent by business eduaton and other causes Tor these
extent broken ap and the citizens Of this wrd have Op
potuniy 70 fsly to the rescue OF our nooe in'uon ara
The Union men Of the Ward aud the Republican A,oca
1 Pssh eac for ap s pFisn S s19Go our
Mr.. Sinclair preennently lifted for this position HI,
ghtoned religious character his position In life enabling
% 70 ~ e .1 Ss, rd I l1 o
Mr. WILLIAM ROSS has been nominsted for School In
honorable man aud in selecting him wise choice has been
made His IL fucen guaranty that the Propsrty OF
II For Trustees. MATTHEW aCDoUaAL and JAMES l..
HASTE have been plsced before their feowetifen Tor
Gardiner Dyers III. kind genia disposition shows that
he Is the man the children. James H. HASTE IT, and ha
been for ten IN Of first mercantile houses and
character for integrity and ability that any young
may be proud Of
believe be elected with the cooPeation Of all men who
desire Schools placed In the hands Of men pecu
lsrly fitted for the difficult pOson. -
s b. Wikens s. l. Goodenoagh Gen. William Hall, Rev
Thoms, W. Conway, william B1rn5 N D., pand n TO- o.
Ms,sT ,T' Wisa M Mebansy HB B%
ball John w Sterling NJ. d., Henry X. Brewer Robert W.
Beuuey Andrew Jordan Joseph II. Spencer ~ N henhey
M D. Abraham Odell Perciya Beyee, Asahel Houghton
M D. Albert Horn, q. W. Gardner.
KIghteenth Ward Republican Associa tion.-
Al meeting the Executive Committee Of the Eighteenth
Wsrd Republcsn Association. held on FRIDAY EVENlhO
Nov ~ the following preamble and resolution were unsn
uously adopted:
heyens There organization In the ward that has pat
forward the Of Samuel huyes for Alderman for the
purpofe of defeating the regular candidate o the he
,ybiicsn paIty john ID. Ottw cd, therefore, be II .
Eeel,sd That a. Republicans, call on every freud
NJ municipal reform and the election u honest men TO Office
TO discosntensuce these di'organzc Ia their fell purpose o.
defeat the regular candidate OF the party aud
ereby iusnre the election Of Democrat.
JYssR FONDs, SeCy. JOb l.. bbACh' NhituAb.
Regular Democratic.
Peoples Union (cyracnsc)
Independsnt Democratic,
Rent and rsxpsycrs',
German Union League
Ta1psyers Associstion
And other nonin .tons
Tweinb Nineteenth Twentieth Twenty y6rst and Twenty
second Wards.
ron NCILNAN,
ALEXANDER BRANDON.
Sixth Aidertlanic District.
GEORGE w. Anderson
1.-the Only Republican and Union Cssoidsse'
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r9,HH NEW-YORK REFORMER-A Daily
and Weekly published q WaIeItewn New,York Is the
The eeay has circulation OF 200 principally Jefferson
e. Lawrence osweeo end Levi. Counties and ths Daily
Daily OF Weekly s reed in sinost every family Terms
moderate.
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AIiliiarn Notlcrs.


cavalry.
HHADqrARTRKs No. q BRoADVAY,l
NKw-fORN, Nov 20, l86l.
By authority from the War Department. and the sanction
OF H. Ercei.ncy Gov. Morgan. JAMES b. SWAIN. Let
Cavalry g.. > A, Tecrung Tor Re sment Of NoIau-
ter Cavalry TO servo ior three year, ot during the war
Bv the kindness OF hi Exceleucy Gov. Moran and Of
Qusennsster Arthur the brick bsess at the Qn1rantne
Landing have been Assigned the quseis OF the Regiment
dlrBg %. f0rmaii1n.
Lsni swain has orders to ion the srly in the lie for
sye seTyce the different bst,alons ay be or
gluxed
I. unifss, srnsnts and ior the Regiment have
been provided aud viii be served to the men a. Ia, "a tEy
a emitted.
OaccI having part Of companies recruited VIII be re-
ecfved AID ogauized application 1t these hegdquar,
Il Lis g. probably the last and only he zens oi Cavalry
TIA. will be oEsnized !, this State during the War those de-
,ous joining this branch Of the service must embrace this
opportunity. JaMEo Is sNAlni
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TO the Voters of the Sixth AIjermGuic District
All reports ia refeie % my wbd a@sl rom the canvas
false malicious assertions. Having received the noina
tion Of the Regular Republican Convention, shall continue
be- the candidate Of the Republican party until sundown OF
Election DAY and such ask for the votes Of my fellow c
zens Thee other Republican iida.e IN the hed, not
wis andng any reports the republican vote
given any other candidate butLyef VIII be hrown
GEORGE W. ANDERSON.
To the Electors Of the sixteenth Aldcrmanic
Disfrict.-aying been informed tsit report mas been
circulated that had Withdrawn my candidate Tor
Alderman OF the XVIII Adernsnic District, take th.
method Of informing that such report has been circulated
by my opponents ard that have no intention OF withdraw
Ing for canvass under any ccums.anees.
GEO. NJ HARPEL.
Elastic Rings for Fastening Ballots together he hsd
o c. A. BUNNER sole Manuacturer under the Goodyear
Patents a, No u Johns near Broadway and Of L. ".
BBOWER tat any hour corner Of l9th-st. and 4th av
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To the Voters OF the Eighteenth Ward.-A scket
besied SAMUEL 3. RUGGLES FOR Alderman Of your Ward
has my candidate for Councilman Not hsyus
given authority for thus urg take This me bod
notifying the u the Ward that am not candidate
for the position all parties having rch tickets
a. vote hem Proper tickets can be found at the election
boxas On Tuesday. GEO BRIGGS.
Important TO the Public -Chi=eHs Of NE Sirth A.
enGafs Dsfrick-FKIENDs In city where every living
rers0n made Contribute the Of ~ to s ye1y
expeuse IL is time hat the people should heate before hcy
proceed 10 select candidates with whohe responsibility is 10
dmiubipe Increasing this evil Of taxation II that
yon wish to arrest this cxtsvaance becoes duty to
look for the Representatives who from standing and ability,
Furnish .be evidence ho they do not enter the contest TO
the evil. with which over-syed citizens
Afflicted Beieviu- that cannot otherwise accomplish The
yog, reform IN the presentation Of honest esPs
be men, we hereby offer the name Of
JOHN COMMERFORD
for Alderman az this District II well Known that D the
hate Congregational contest that tie candidate present
received which furnishes evidence Of the confidence
Which n placed IN his intty by citizen. wi,hos re
r.rd 20 party. In recommending Nr. COMMERFORD we
eg leave add that under circumstances viii he be With
drawn from t9e fed
yosEIH APPLEGATE, JACOB FERRlS,
JAMFS WALSH r. DOLAN,
JOHN CUMMINGS CHARLES LEADER
JOSEPH HAiCHT HAPsfAN WOLF.
Howell G. VAIL, JOHN FLYNN
Committee.