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PEOPLES CU RE medicines iail.
"My wife has been in poor health for long time hav
ing frequently to call ysiean attend her; but she
recently very much worse. She had night sweats
coughed great deal during each night and considerably
with the consumption, when friend advised her to take
the Peoples Cure On taking the medicine she per-
ceved change atonce. On the third day ehe hsd 7a
covered her Appetite and regaining her strength
until the eighth day. not yet having taken bottle
she has stopped taking the medicine saying she
well as ever she was aud as well any body could be-
and she has continued so ever since = =
PAUL KLEIN, Gardner, 81 Pearl st.
Buffalo, October 20, 1862"
kX. For Sale by ell Druggists C29yl1
G. CROSBY, General Agent, No. 225 Main Street Buff
fAlo, N. Y, to whom all orders should be addressed
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are the Soldiers friend by preventing Diar-
rhea, Dysentery, Rheumatism, etc.
Times of Holding Courts in the
Fourth judicial District.

To The Clerk Of the Court of COMMON Pleas itiS and
for the County Of SGndusky, and State Of Ohio:
TT is ORDERED, that the Courts of the Fourth Judi
ca District of the State Of Ohio, for the year 1885,
commence and be held as follows:
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BUFFALO TESTIMONY.
rEdPIIs 9EE oGIRE, ! GgEss y E. pisssss. ssss

PEoPIFs CURE 9th # the Hssin.'' SKIN.
"My face has for than ten years been greatly
figured by erupiOns and bunches which at times
ded over my whole body, and for three days made
me entirely blind; but having taken two bottles of the
Peoples Cure, my acquaintances hardly recognize me
indeed hardly know myself-as ! am web man. Let
all who like afflicted try the Peoples Cure the
medicine prepared by the Sanitary Socety-and think
they will not begrudge their dollar
u t.JOSEPR SOUR Turner.
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ITO Gen. d. W. @. Clarke, Burlington, VT
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Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
Summer Arrangement.

wo through Express Trains between Cleveland and New
York. Takes effect May 16. 1854.
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N EW YORK.

NEW YORK.
! Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 10
Third Avenue, New York, copies;
San tary Commission, Branch Depot, No.
| Adams Block, Buffalo, copies.
Mrs. A. L. Holey, l6l west 18th st.
Jared Holt, Albany:
w. A. Hustled, Brooklyn.
c. Humphrey, Albany.
Dr. j.. H. Douglass. II Clinton Place
| Mrs. A. w. Thompson, Box $685. Rome.
| Mrs. Rhody Rand, Prospect.
| Gurdon Bradley, Little Falls.
| Mrs. II. b. Smith, Tappantown.
MIS- Eleanor I Lewis. sls Pacific St. Brooklyn.
Edwin D. Wright, Gran p. o.
DR.. J. III. Ripley, Masena.
] AG. Goodail, williamsburg, Long Island.
/ Mrs. Catharine Duffield, Neshanc.
J. III. Place, 33 Norfolk ST.
| l.. Samuels, care Of N. Sarnues, Buffalo.
j. F. Jenkins, San. Com, s1s Broadway.
Geo. r. Strong, do
BENZ. Collins, s#ssses.7 do
! PENNNsYLvANIA.
| Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. SO
Fourth street, Pittsburgh, copies.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot No. 1907
Chestnut street, philadelphia, copies.
II. M. Lewis San. Com, 1907 Chestnut St. Phila.
Mrs. Annie Il. Nevins, 1924 spruce St., Philada.
James A. Logan, Greenshurg
| Mrs. Sarah A. Vaniersliee, Ali n 10th ST., Phila.
| Adam barr, West Newton.
Miss Rebecc:. Allison, kinxsville.
| Mrs. A. II. Drake, isloomsburg.
Miss Ellen Yost, bethlehem. - : ~ 'T
James NJ Phillips loss S Gal, T. St, Ph ns;,.
Capt. II. >. Aver, 60. Il. Zlst V. IL. u, FnlI@
Miss Leah A. Lyle, Enterprise 4s.
| Rev. j. Gray, East6n. ~.
Mrs. A. o. Deininger, Millhem, Centre Co.
/ JERSEY
Miss Mary A. Phelps, Elizabeth City.
| MARYLAND.
| Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. AZ
South Sharp street, Baltimore, copies
s.sag} 49, f71a,$t OHIO. .t!s4e2if - - aoslH
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, Column
| Sanitary Commission. Branch Depot corner
i Vine and 9th streets. Cincinnati, copies.
1 Sanitary Commission Branch Depot, No. 96
/ Bank street. Cleveland, copies. ...# 80
/ Miss Emmt Massey, Steubenville.
Mr.. g. Z. Jones, Cincinnati.
Mrs. Capt. Mamie j. q Daniel, Martinsburg.
ILLINOIS.
| SANITARY Commission, Branch Depot, No. 66
Madison street, Chicago, copies.
Mrs. Mary J. simonton, Salem
MICHIGAN. -
| Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 80
/ Larned street, Detroit, copies.
80 t54s=s'fes' =. WISCONSIN.
Mrs. Robt. Hammers, Foster p. o.
~ - MINNESOTA.
Mrs. Henry Hurlbut Minneapolis.
~ v s4 VIRGINIA.
Surg. w. Wolfiey, u. =. ", Arlington Place.
MISSISSIPPI.
Ambrose j. Fellows, Hos. st d, Vicksburg. 1855.
KENTUCKY. #sH.
Sanitary Commission. Branch Depot. Filth
street, Louisville. 2 copies.
RNv @4~va ARSsN saw RS&wyGgE i
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" AsAAINlFIUA, ID. q.

fzet& w n : AKA ~.
A THIS OFFICE ALL ENLISTED VOLUNTEERS
Discharged from the u. Army make I'm maj SET
their accounts whether discharged 10 ac-
cept proOttOn re-eniist as Veteran OF On
account of Disability. ..zsz-.a 80 .,..- $500
nesly requested to present their claims persoha
and not nut them into the hands OF CLAIM AGENTS as
they attended to promptly and always take prece-
Gence to claims presented by those agents.
Mai. ID. TAYLOR,
March lG. 1861 Payrnastcr u. s. A., in Charge,
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Our Subscribers!

Below will be found a complete listof our SUBJ
scribers, with their post Office address,
4-s CAMP.
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Slose Of the { nuvuR

Tar Pres dental canvars has now vir'ua1y CLOS
cd. the claims Of both candidstes have been Nor
ougtly DISCUSSED, the pr no pies II 'he Respective
parties have been fairly subudtei to tho people,
and upon the verdict u to-rn0ros depends the i'm
rsrtant issue, involved IN the contest, Upon each
voter now devolycs tie important duty OF deciding
upon A.. merits snI dement's Of tho candidates
and Of casting his vote In favor Of thA public
policy he may deem mos, desirable Tor the nation
70 follow during The next four years. lie must
place nself In tho Ugh, 81 Judge who LAS heard
all the evidence IN The csec, calmly considered i,s
bearing upon The pending issues and Is prepared
N decide n Soordnnce with his conscsntOus con-
victions OF duty Nor should that deoildon 10
hastily made. Il should he tho result u
dellersIion and impartial judgment eotn-
tnensuraie with tho importance a Ito Issues
at stake, having no reference 10 partisan
prejudccs or political sntcccdcn,s. tsNse
former Prcrlcu,iAl contests the presout is not
merely q raU fo1 tho cmolumcnts 81 ofiae Tho
question is no, which r.ry hall administer tie
Government during Nc next four years but whc.
the We shall have Cove nmen, to sfuini1t.r
with giysltc rebellion struggling ~ overthrow
ne Rcpul.c, with the hydra-hcsd Of TREASON ain.
ny us ucHilF ffW NJ NV ubi-oufi iifN VIII ~ ~
time Tor mcrcensrv olarrc's over the ohir.a Hp'ls.
IN the balance hangs pm Cd the fat ~ tie uni"a,
tte fate Of free urli:iont- The fate q liberty; sni
he who fails to do his dug now, IS no, only an IN.
worthy citizen, but tea ,rous to that feslty which
every individual owe, 10 hil Government. Mr.
,an any pslpnllc et,ufo 'cr eurh neglect be offered
Pho n mcs % toth sid ia,,s are fs,Iil.ar In
every hou.eho,G, ter iri'ir.ss arc known TO
every reader, and the - Gc,on which either
would follow IN TIT event 81 h,i election, has
tcsn clestly defined. II only remains for every
voter 10 rev.rw tic c-c.ts OF to last four years.
and look forward to what n.sy DO the condition Of
,he nation at the end o'anoihcr Presidential tcrru-
rejecting upon the rr, hattie result ON the rebellion
OF change Of policy, 81 continunnc" % the gov.
eminent in the hands Of those who now control ia
destiny. The rebels have declared their iuten.
tons" They mean 10 fight the battle Out ''Un
their line" and whoever is chosen by til, people Il
administer national affairs aCs the Fourth Of mex,
March willbc olec,eiio resp, liabilities which carry
with thom the tate Of our tree Institutions,
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n.rcn ,Ir,t rrcmIn,n, hnyc hccn .Nnri

e t.C t,r,yci . btkrr Sewer N'ch.rc 90 ~ Inc
ri. Of the Guovus 70. ,NcS lo.L, Agricultural -.
oCiy, IC,cu'ly held at Jan.icA viz! For The Lost
lGiuly AHrhinu the hes, Manufacturing Mao! inc,
and the .s Machine work, S26
WhcrIcr e. WILSON. Tiirhcst Pre-.
mium i,cEs'tch SEWING mlru.urs Ne. so RfoiG.
way. AIS
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Financial Nevs Markets, &c.

Hew Yoyk, SATURDAY., ho-. s. r. Mn come
qrencc Of the large exio demand for gold to-day the
price VA advanced vaTy ine between -S5 and zid u
and c.clinr Mt tho Evening Exchange at AZ. Inc
various steamers sailing fer Europe to-day iook out
Si.5Go.soo making, with the previous snipmen'''
$500 go for the week The fcceips from Caii.oi'
MIA to--ay were sl.gsJ he General stccs MARI ct
was little higher. Go,oufncnu ~cre fin Ihoie
vas only one so.sion n the STOCK Bo4id bed. The
weeks mpo.. o. foreien d. goods have been 10 'ho
vull" Of ony s'cI csf ar.a. lbs G3t the cores
pnndinR veek Of last vcar
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atEATKas.

81 sH-on Fretv Nov. 9Th Mr.. Mary Ann Bach
me caiscs and fsicr a. ~ the family orerespec-
fully invited 10 AticHt toe funeral, his NIAda
si' moon, d. ~ cook from l2-d ct, let 49,.
and let ave =
CO.fAN on rridsv morninr Mt O'Clock. o; ro-i-
sumption, A,rhsel Co"'an' ia the SDth yerr OF lbs
lie friend. Of the family, and those Of his oihcr-
in-ias P.tic. Dixon. a." I'-icc'tulv inrn ID t9 NE
s.fcet III. iao!nv p 0rtins. ~ il At q, oclotk
a. - nj Nj ircrs Cnr.ch wior' 4o!"mn ri"iem
Hl.s will 10 ofo', ny ioi tie lr' oto 81 hs ol frcn
thOnce h.. reiuaina Will be- taAen to Calvary Tome
terry Tot inteItnept ~
pECKER-w- ". D'cscr. -, -on o; WIN. II
AMI ,ithsra. Dc'ker a.ed ysNis- month anu ~
lie friend. and ac-unintaHces, ct THO r1,ily are
r'llro, ulir invited to at'n. the tntrLtn lntsd''
nn4. IN inst ut ~ oclo"N, ir'in th' '.'Dc nee
ticc. %
utrFY On saturday evening. Nov - Of con-
SUMPTION. Pnf.ck Du1 n.tiv"o. ne lnhn I
tenwtr'L County Mur.sh'n, fe.aad' ~ Tie Avn
The i,,ends of the family, AMI ihe~e ,cf hi bro
, ,, >, an, Sn1 Li. tMnr, 5ann. i';I % ~
vi'ed 10 stcnd the 'lnofai. this Monday teshoo1
at oclcoa non. his ate res irnce, 20 A''I' IL"
FLOOD ON SATURDAY. Nov. 5h Of "oui ds rc, e.,
I'll NJ the h.,tc OF ,poi DIvnnie Court Hon g. Soonr
Hugh &. Flood. Ia5 R' e., toicofsn ~ Va - i'u
The III, udr Of the family, and tlo'r ne hio-
tlei'-in-la~. Joun j., tsoh I I. and fcf'r II.
Va H. ~l-o he officer, rrc ~ -ofce-t OF tic EXON
Nonesy moiniur At O'riotk. iiis it'na VIII he
taken from III. LAT" r.dcn,", lev sNNih ~. "a TIE
! 2is.svIl he oac-ri Jr she !,loe, ot liz -ou. nnd
tou incn'e 4" '- lem :, 49, o tDe To- - lss ."I
utilhcnt. Dublin .u lou iold na'rt &c t'e i
JOHANNES -lirari'tta chi, dauFLfcr Of 10 IN
and MarcHe 20 ioisuH' Ncl ~ vcata ~ d u 1n'fr
the friends aud ~ iaii'trncc- OF %" iIind IRE
ret"t' full invited end The flrf 1 THE tson-
dssJ afternoon, ut g, oock. rom The 'sid,-, e of
| hci pueuu Cou-l -a IT. W.ilIa'ns'uf.h- 80
! KiNGsL iSD-On wclnc-ii,, Nov. q, 1T New
london, Of consumption, Cornelius kinssl mi nsei
| 81 y"arf. "
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WILLIAM G.. CoNSr1-1hi- gentleman who ~
heen nominated hv the psft!e, oppoaei 10 Tdmusny
Hall, will he apt to receive stronc support from
LARGE number IT citizens In all political orrnni2sonf.
from peIronh grounds Ills ,icln and putiDchnr in
taprity, bis anablc aud oour manners, und the
unrullicd purity Of hi. character, have won him
icnds who VII. vote Tor him, regardless 81 party tics
lis .ucce.s would only crafty larr. number Of
cit.z,.s bu, would give VA competent, trustworthy,
and Efficient County Clerk, ho would onicr dignity
and re.rect on the oncl.l fosi,lou TO which he
chosen.
We'pesk warmly rrh,r. of Mr.. ConneT' claims,
bu, We feel rs nearly every connected With Ga.
| piess docs, armed with the theme. Almost AL the
JouI nAlists Of sew lok have had occssion to know
the late James Conner to Shom the, al! the
tIoct and confidence which he wa entitled. They
| knew hi sons well, rud respected them too fuc thcv
proved ihont.lNc. sorthy of their iie. william,
the subject II .h.s uotlce, have known nom be,
hood. We have hal ,tle occasion to -h0s regard
for him before for he Ia rarely tctoTe the public for
| comment. Now that an opportunity has come we feel
iupeed TO do him Justice and ne tIuEt We have
done it in term. which, though they may perhaps o..
ieud hir own molesiy, are strictly his due. Aud our
Wishe. the thes oi many. that, with the nu.
iucgous aud influential bodies Oh which lV tLC nomi-
nee. they ~l ie apt to prove strong IA place
him m that responsible position. here he can serve
the uhle With all tn, capacity and honesty he has
show in another walk Of liie.-ts. Y CouptrpI
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THE NEW YORK SUN
MONDAY MORNING., nov. :. 1861.
Election itcturus.

ora arrangements fer rsce yisa The earliest re-
turns Of the election IA Ia. city State and ctte,
States, are such that we can promise our sub~rib.
ers advertising friends, and The public generally,
On opportunity Of iuspeetins them On Tues ~
evening.
The returns will bs posted on our bulletin board,
and tcgin 70 come IN At eight o'clock. continuing
until sf)er midnight Probably the result Of tho
Presidential election will be thus given on Tuesday
evening.
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boafsrio cAClirr@ A"n wHoiistiFrhi' r. NlisNl'
Niw -Yo. +. s,rrep.r soy. ., l'gi.
err, ID --inyi, al2'l a. DSminso, : AL; Lilo,
C,ion n. sid New Orleans. - Mid. pland,
> n,alc CONT. part shifting, bro-n. $50.
% 50 It,tng, brow q. D. Ha5 30 h'aoh"d' =
-. i,iu, II. lsajl te.grt' tgsl y. -,
.'yh.. cat pry co.. Al :. ircs do hhl' : Is
~. A.cA'rcl. /. i5',sieoO. bsninss, = boa
fou, ana Mo- b.. ,,ca,s-e, cr.' io&snli, 90;
sts,e, . 10 -. 3nbs'p 70; ''ouri. ! toat4 70 :,
T,,saian, y i9i h5 % ~ af-' y % Cor"
Frin'.-Kasps. Web. A. la tr, bos, ~ " !;
tuIr-vu, i1sli. i.u.oi1s, dis ~ sheiled' "a
Grain b-.,a.-wh,a,. ~ 40. ia! -; c.ncii.n
s,gh l az i a. ~ H.. La, ,,,oc. ~ sIas
Ll'b,r OAK Co.. ,nd Pa, --.,loO; Tas,,
spfucc - ca!6 o. .i.'.'' t1i' sad sid.' al i''
MoIss.., vaL-Ne. orlesn0, Yai p ror,o a,co.
nv. sJsi l.; tna', Sn', do, ''s'i; cuba Gu ed
os-olrc. W.. 3 9N,-- Olive ce.cs. BOA
! 50 Pam. ~. j-s'g. lin'd city. ii aj' wh'!c'
Trort. Gn;. lieci. m. NJ. ooai? %, 10 Ecp.
" - Sels @' "or e"; n"' ron -, - - -.
ga; BGi,e, r,rnec co, 6'r5N To aa''l i's'2'
SDr,.,, S,i@Aicohol. enl :, ,5as sos Brandy ord
25a2b IA 10 Al Scirn loo A. Rum ln'nAcs,
4th, blaii W.; - uror' ~ 90; Am. pure IA;
;in, AM. i9ea - "histey' Ana sal a.
Brady, AHi, al o..
sugar, lb.-Nc~ orleans, 20s2i do clarified, %
~ Porto Kico, !; s,A2i Brown ami Jei!ov, Iva
49,; White, 2S.
7o5occo.- kentucky, ilt.si0 Cubn b5a65; ST. lo-
uinro, l2a9O; Havana 6'ai %.
E'ooL %. Am. sat re-, 9Jni O.; An r. ". ~,
9iai ~. Am. y ard :. Ne. ssLy2'S Am. VA. NJ
AlST', sup. & eY pulled, N9J. No. !, p'liod
GSsbi \. Ain., wnhod, aJr55 a. An. INV ssiie !.
5U5i african, vn.hcd Sle q; smyrna, do, otnt",
Escei1ne9u'.-Ricc.,i n. Essi India drcssci,
L. Z6ai+ Nv salt, futks leland. hush. sass llv-
etIoo,. do ! ~ 81 tp'ile soap, per IT,, l2a21
Hor,, l>G3, 2iag- 1864, do AZ Hay Nv lbs.
MOI Oh River, | 25al Is Candles. ,,ty, 40 ~.
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nirirc e. Il 2 .n9 na' ...'i , No-.g.. uW.rEt:
WELLS. PE-o.o.lr!s.s al. +. b....,s, viii ~. ko
exam. nations, aud give toll writ. char,s, da H.. d
eycu.nr, ut -? Bio.dway. 36
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

iinIc's Honey Of tiorehound urd Tar,
for the cur OF Couchs, Colds, latucryN Hoanenes.
Difficult Bf-ahns, and al Affection. Of tho Throat
BnnchiA Ia, cs snd Lung-. cslinc to Cone ,rnptior
Ihi' sovereign remedy II ccmpoinscd iroin the favor
&C. Ir'lp. Of Al luxurious IN, rcim mi Chcmi.,.
vi % for many ycsrs urcd II with the most comte..
succc,s IN his eNtelf We private practice lie had
ous hcu profoundly hGpto- cd With the wonderful
yrtg. Of the honey OF tie plunt bloodhound in union
with the o.aius ani hrtiiag properties of tar *.
ttg.tel nom the Lac Principle Vi the forest ti,c
Anlc- Il 'lsgmrn or R'm o. Cilcpl For yc,r- he We
hsn.el IN III ,',wp to blend hcsc ,rrlt medicinal
!u,ycsiAio .ucA Iuoa that the on IN. power would
Re iro.vTyr4, ,.u aI-as gCrgll- qualities Of common
tgricgq,,d, AMI the p;ioe a tac coTI-unI be vi "a
the means vi nil. At last, eltcr long cou @ OF dir
cut ch m'cil experiments he found that h. s'diu,
.u t'ee fVC oticrlu-4c t't Its el. c. N-!.al!e ty
Il 49, he 80, only ,btL.ci IN. -c..o4 .osults Tut
r!csl.. .ac."gci ,hr cu,LttcP1.u. oi tie co.p.4nI
Th.s bass ~ ucru tLo' odlh. tested D. pea. so. "a
rOS oic.el 70 tne scueil, ,t.i' % ..,o. pc. Il
a2a iU.a.hc I,rcty. Pic. 3 te.a pen bot e.
Fors,lo by all tturi..s. tnAELi, pOW,-Ff.,
Heac a Ascent, q . arr IT. N'' No.s 1913
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The capture Of rIynonth.

TnK news o. the ,aurs Of L ymouth North
Carolina, On 81 nday last, by the Union forcos,
shows that the advantages gained by ,he sinking
CT prling Of IN. rebel ram Albeinrrlc have been
promptly improved. 1t Is also important, as lndl-
Eating the probability o. sctivc operations on tho
North Carolina coast, and an attack Oh wilning.
'on before tho Winter sets ia The Richmond
journals regard tie moyomon. In this light. and
rvince considerable anxiety for the safety OF tue
only Southern por. still open TO blockade runners
Az 1t Is well known that considerable portion
Q. tho riniorccmcnts recently sent 20 G.Ier.
els LHr's and Hoops armies were dravn frotn
galrihons on the Atlantic coast, and from tho
abandonment Of outlying posts il will bs seen a
favorable opportunity isn,w presented for striking
an effective blow against tie rebel stroneh hold tr IN
he James River TO the Gll' stream. But there are
also olcr mp iian' consider tons that would
more particularly suggest a combined military aul
Java movement ON the Moth Caruin. coast, and
IRON the N'hno.e river a. ootI probable and de-
nrable. Tho original cxpcdiuoa of Genera
eunNspr, three year. ago, was cfgan!I led IL
felerencc to the Virginia campaign and wa
'Spcctcd 10 secure stra,tgieal results q
sreat importance. The subsequent abandonment
of tho plan upon which the movement wac pred
nstc' deprived il 81 Its chief value (: sud sine
th,n NcwbcIr, Beaufort, and tho few Federal Dos,
"a tie North Carolina cors, Lave been anon 1T til
most costly aud worthless luYuries Of tho war
They were not even useful in checking block AL
running. NV there is a reasonable prospect tbs
Fcic iiTes may b, invested with the STRATEGY
.mpri.d Of which they are capable, in relation
~ Inc. 4H.r-
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P<,a.IsIa Al.

ADOITED CITIZENS - READ. READ,
"a orna.gNi lN tArnolrcs. HONEST,
HEARTED Ms o. MI nations and cIeeds,
Bed th,s record Of
JAMES BROOKS,
Gnd then vote for rim ~ your kep.-scnta,ve.f you
cen. -. -. -,
tho floor OF Congic. that he hal not change Gnv u
hp principle; tha, he represented noone mt hutcil,
w cannot top+ III. :. ubDrt, "a nrs afun alor t-
81 citizens aad Catholic lor they would na1 book
Ecsd IN, ~ choice - !Rcts, which are ot only
texts, hut Sermons IA theLlsciN',;
"GnT .one %, Sativc. to rule c land" Express,
july Uih, l>lt
"rorcry I. in rili6ncc with the brutal dcsro'isrn
that ~ dieDchins sunny ltAy with blood '-kNptcs,,
Au'. II. 1896:
ION, Of ,ht Roman faith should no, lie elected to
hiih rnd 1esr2n1his i''sion' -E1pie'r'ImS =Ll'S6.
'B.hop iIushcsis the political pirson Of the dan
Sew midland ?.is1rs put sosethor."--ESpIe'-' AUG.
'houan 40 ha, 40 -ymrathy with Americana
fxp.e.- 81 ~, $50.
"honani.lu l. worse than slsvcry. Il en,lAve- not
the ody, hut the mind rlave) " not u he cor p.fra
to 1t Ia Ito orper-lnns injuries, AID cures la
pie-., july 10Th, 1886.
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fxplesS, July l. I.rG.
james Hiossr, says;
"Irsh klman CatAolic-. II 4 coiouy were ttariei
todny N the Is" ON %; ~" 'or"s's %. Canada; ,tr'
aould starye 10 death OF kan another In xix week =
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tApitss- Juy Il, 1850.
| " linz Irish love John Bull the uorc he kicks
| them"
Ex9refs, aug. 80, 1856.
| James Brooke ears;
| Rome never rurnuders 10 pipublicani-n or the
Irode- II must either anaihilac, nnuIhiis ed"
| EVg''af nov. >, iNjG
James Brooks endorse. 10 ioloeIis. iro.n Mr..
',i'hcTa -houli be IN amendment Of the Coustltu-
ton he natuIg wed ritien sloud be inc ptte q:
| hou,nc AN Once OF trr { 90 p-cnt
ExpIoss Nov. 10, l%j
! James lirooks s9ys
ne hush tat.olr. move in nia'scs, unG are driven
! In down 10 the ioli"
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foi ,T.tfs be, -, hhir you Nc lcing "drttfH "a
GTGr :" to tie pu.is 20 Nu iul MIN
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al 10, tpyccur. 81 HDn IhWnJf u. IAN, dcl,F.
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ni.d iu he : pl OF the ,'ta'c 81 NoN OK ia gr
iru.e OF .NlultI shop liu-nrs ~hch q ptlAS cLrd-
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dueu tlt p t.rn. Ir.iot, inciu IA ihc To-. e. "a
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IAN lie ,uo.t OF "As' Aa.luy,' go to nsG.e n
Of, for the
.-o ,ON THOMAS !. RArR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-07
s7a nON. THOMAS !. BARR.
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