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The Season Of Storms.

The blasts of autumn and the chill storms of
early winter are apt to make sad inroads apon the
constitutions of the feeble. In old times at the
commencement of every season 1t was the fashion
to take strong cathartic as a safeguard against
change of temperature. 1t was a worse than
senseless practice. The people Of our day under
stand the matter better Instead of depicting the
system they reinforce 1t. In the method they
adopt they exhibit a wise discrimination. Instead
Of resortng to the vitiated stimulants of COM
merce, or any of the compounds derived from
them, they put their faith In the only absolutely
pure invlgorant procurable in the market-HOS-
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs. Their faith is
well founded. Never has any tonic medicine been
prepared with such scrupulous precision and con-
scientous care. 1t is vegetable compound of
which every ingredient Is sound, wholesome, and
Medicinal in the true sense of the word Now we
have three prominent national complaints. One
half of the adult population of the United States
suffer more or less, either from diseases of the
stomach arrangements Of the liver, or affections
of the kidneys. In no other land under Heaven
are these maladies so general as In this country
and HOSTETTER'S BITTERS Is o specific for
them ALL unless organic in their origin, and there
fore, beyond cure And let those who are fortu-
nate enough TO be exempt from them at present
understand one great fact. viz that an occasional
of this vitalizing tonic will as certainly pre-
vent them as the sun will prevent the earth from
freezing where its genial beams descend.-Com-
mvnicated. 3 E....
Nov 1 12G6-1m
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TranSfnrmati0nl

The superstitlons of antiquity are only flood
for laughter" at the present day. and yet this isa
ageof
MIRACLES,
accomplished with the aid of science. For exam
pie: grey, sandy or red hair is
s CHANGED IN A MOMENT,
to the richest conceivable black or brown, by o
simple application of
CRISTAD0RO'S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADORO, Astor
House. New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressers.
Oct Is, l866.-1m
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WINTER, like old age, is coming upon
us so gradually and gently that we scarcely notice
its approach But raw winds, frosty mornings
and the pleasure of warm clothing and cheerful
seasons are to us alike pleasant.
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We have received the first number of
The Childrens Hour, new Magazine commenced
byT. s. Arthur g. Son, Philadelphia. Price $1,25
per year, or five copies for 5000. 1t is an inter-
esting publication for children.
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ADvERTIsING.-Jackson county is

ADyERTIsING.-Jackson county is the
most live county in the State. The Standard is
taken at oil of the thirteen furnaces in the county,
and at several of the furnaces in the adjoining
counties and by nearly all the best farmers in the
county. it's one of the best advertising mediums
in the State. Business men would do we'll to
make note of these things.
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IT was reported in town few days
ago that some boys interrupted, a religious meet
ing of the colored people. We hope there may
he some mistake about it. ekpow Mayor john
son and Marshal Smith would soon check such
Outrages, if made known to them.
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How TO GET HOME We wish to
call attention to the advertisement of Mr.. Hesel-
tine, of the Zaleski company. Every mechanic
and labOrer should have a home of his own.
Here is an opportunity to secure it,
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PEARL STREET, from Broadway to the
Orange Furnace, is being filed up with cinder
from the Furnace. This is a much needed i'm
proyement.
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For SALE. Two frame houses in the
town of Jackson in good repair, and on the best
Streets Also, one out lot in the town of jackson,
containing four acres, in high state of cultiva-
tion, well situated for building. Inquire at this
office tt.
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The following new advertisements
will be found in the STANDARD this week;
ESCarpets--Geo. c. Grau,, g.. a
k2THouse for sale-Mary Sylvester. .t.,
eHProspectus of the Stomddrd-D. Mackley.
kS-Houses & Lots for Sale-F. j. Heseltlne.
EFHoop skirts-W Vests, Bradley & Cary.
3TResdent Dentists. T. Boggess.
kHAuctiOn Sale--W. H. Palmer. srr... .r
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A New NAME. The Banking House
of Kinney Bundy 4 Co. have changed the firm
name to Chapman, Clare & Co., Mr.. Kinney hav-
ing gone out of the firm. @ ar ...rr
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CHOLERA. MIR. j. S. Jeffries was at
Cincinnati couple of weeks ago, and came home
sick. 1t is thought by some to be cholera. He is
yet very low, and it is doubtful whether he can
live
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed In by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper Is made up on Tues
day evening.
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Julia Hoffman's Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Executor
on the estate Of Julia Hoffman, late Of Jackson
county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated OF Cfrclevfle, Ohio this Path day Of Oct,
1866. DAN. W. HOFFMAN
Nov. !, '6G--5w,
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REMovAL.-We notice that J. F.
Cook has removed his cigar and tobacco store to
SCOTS building, on Broadway, being the room
lately occupied by E. Clark g. Co, 4 81, ,-e
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The profits of keeping successful
trotting horse are large. During the
last four weeks Dexter has netted for
his owners $8,9 43.
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On last Monday the School Exam
liners held their regular monthly meeting There
were nine applicants, all of whom received certif-
Gates.
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A NEW PERFUME! Called SWEET 0PoPoNAx
"A FROM MEXICO, manufactured by Z. 7. Smith
g. Co., New York, is making sensation wherever
It is known. II is very delicate, and its fragrance
remains on the handkerchief for days.-Erening
Bulletin, Philadelphia. Oct. II, 66-3nl
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J. F, lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fsrs to the Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson
county ssuperior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyl
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Probate Notices.

ffODaCe NOI1CoS.
j. H. Bum guardian of franklin Mercer, Wash
ing ion Mercer and Winfield Mercer;
Wilson Hawk guardian of Minerva Hartley
Harriet Hartley;
Adam Lackey guardian of Jacob Fl. Moler;
Daniel Swaringen guardian of Marietta Minks;
Samuel Gilliland administrator Of Isaiah Jaycox
dec d; -..
Sam1 Gililand administrator of Thos. NJ. Frea-
sure decd
Isaac ]. White admir- de bonus non of the estate
of jonathan Vanscoyj
Isaac ]. White admir- de bonus non of John john
son decd; t 'He-
Jno. D. Davis Exc'r of David d. Edwards decd;
Jos. Aten guardn of Martha Dickson;
Reuben Dickson guardian of Margaret A. Yea
ger; e
Geo. W. Barlow guardian of Lucinda Barlow
and Lewis c. Barlow;
Peter Bum guardian of jas. C. Hone;
Jos. Aten Exc'r OF Tiras j. Hanna decd;
Jno. Z. Evans admir- of Evan j. Evans decd;
Jos Aten admir- of Of Phil s. johnson decd;
ROb't Fitzpatrick exc'r ofJno. Fitzpatrick becd;
Jos. Aten admir- of John Farrur decd;
and Matilda Starr guardian Of her minor chill
dren have filed their accounts for settlement in
the Probate Court of Jackson county, o., and the
same will be for hearing and confirmation on the
S0th day of November, A. D. 1866
GEO. W. JOHNSON, Probate Judge.
Nov l. l866-3w
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Patented May %, 1866.


TTNHIS Is an article for washing without rubbing.
Il except in very dirty places, which will re-
qure very slight rub, and unlike other prepar-
atons offered for like purpose, aiH not rot The
clothes, but will leave them much uhiter than Or
binary methods, without the usual wear and tear.
II removes grease spots as If by magic, and
softens the dirt by soaking, so that rinsng will in
ordinary cases entirely remove IT, -.
This powder Is prepared In accordance with
chemical science, and upon process peculiar to
itself, which is secured by Lei ters Patent. II has
beenfin use for more than year, and has proved
itself an universal favorIte wherever II has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the fol-
lowing, viz
1t saves oil the expense of soap usually used on
white eand linen goods.
1t saves most Of the labor Of rubbing, and wear
and tear. .-..s. .--.
Also, for cleaning windows it Is unsurpassed.
With one quarter the time and labor usually re-
quired 1t imparts beautiful gloss and lustre, much
superior to any other mode. No water required
except to moisten the powder.
Directions with each package.
And can be readily appreciated by. single trial.
The cost of washing for family Of five or six per-
sons will not exceed three cents. ,r
The manufacturers of this powder Gre aware
that many useless compounds have been intro
duced to the public which have rotted the cloth,
or failed in removing the dirt, but knowing the
intrinsic excellence of this article they confident.
ly proclaim it as being adapted to meeta demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsupplied. ...-
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Notice to- Teachers

TUNHE Board Of School Examiners of Jackson
i county, meets as follows;
At jackson, on the FIRST Monday 10 every month.
Al Portland, on the third Monday In February,
May, August, and November. -
At Berlin, on the third Monday IN April, and
0''' By ORDER OF TtE BOARD.
. Nav n 'ff--tf
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SWEET OPOPONAX! Is the sweetest Ex-
- tract made Supercedcs all others. Try it
once will use no other.
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Strayed.

STRAYED from the subscriber, In Nay lest,
- TWO CALVES, one roam heifer calf, ono red
steer calf with slit In one ear. my person giving
information will be paid for trouble.
Address Jackson c. H., Ohio.
Oct 25 '66--3w, ROBERT ESElCEs
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THERE is quite a talk about another
furnace being commenced here
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-11-08

THE Foundry in Jackson is now doing
q fine business Any one wanting anything in
that line con be supplied on short notice. '.'
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SWEET OPOPONAX! Ladies, in their morn.
y ing calls, carry joy and gladness, when per
fumed with Sweet 0poponax.
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SWEET OPOPONAX! The only elegant Per-
~ fume. It is found on oil toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief
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A New AND PERFECT SEWING

MACHINE. THE BARTLETT ELASTIC
STITCH practical family SEWING MACHINE;
combines all the advantages of the best and most
popular Sewing Machines, greatly slmpliaed, with
other essential improvements. Runs either way,
uses Short straight needle, is extremely simple,
sews oil kinds Of goods, runs very STILL has only
performs easily with less instruction, and more
perfectly and efficiently, all kinds Of family sew
ing than any Sewing Machine ever introduced.
f9-If you want the best do not fail to examine II.
Licensed TO use the Wheeler 81 Wilson feed nd
Howe needle PRICE S25. Nine. Demorests
Emporium Of Fashions, No. 473 Broadway, New
York, General Agency for the United States.
Agents wanted. Send for circular. r -.,.y.
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SWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO! The
- most elegant and essential personal requisite
for lady, Extract of Sweet OpOponax."
E. T. SMITH Il CO., New York.
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TAKES for 1856.
NOTICE TO the TAX PAYERS or JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO.

IN lay, W.
In
VI taxable of
ships nd sadC County:
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the result Of d long and extensive practlce They
are mild In their operation and canOt do harm ia
the most delicate certain In CORRECTING al irregus
larities, Painful MefIstruations. removing aIi Oh
structions, whether from eo1d or otherwise, hesd-
ache, pain In the SIDE, palptation Of the heart
whites, all nervous affections, mysteries, Estfgue
pain In the back and liubs &C., disturbed sleep,
which arise from Interruption Of nature.
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SWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO! Ma
- ture could not produce richer Gem or Choicer
Perfume. Try it aud be convinced,
. E. T. SMITH s. CO.. New York.
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6WEET oPoPoNAx FROM MEXICol. Nav,
- very rare, rich and fashionable perfume. The
finest ever imported or manufactured 10 the United
btates. Try II and be convinced. a ~ ~
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n, s--6"7S anu november 4saa7 7z=-s---y
octobc. b On the third Monday in April md
Nav y, BY ORDER OF THE Bo.nn
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is.asang tile puDflshefE
price 25 cents. "ss S0ide. /"
Address the Publishers.
CILAs. y q KLINE q Co.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

have been Standard Remedy for over thirty
years, and are the most efec.ual one ever known
for all complaints peculiar to Females. To all
classes they are Invaluable, ifdtcing with certain
ty, periodical regularity. They are known To-
thousands, who have used them at different peri
ods, throughout the country, having the sanction
of some Of the most eminent Physicians In Ameds
ca.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar per
Box, or Boxes for s5, containing from 80 10 90
Pills. 81. I.
Pills sent by mall, promptly, secure from obser-
walton, by refnitting to the Proprietors. Sold BY
Druggists generally. #ia
HUfCHINGs & HILLYER, Proprletors,
81 Cedar st. New York.
BENToS & DUsHAM, Cleveland, and Jonx D.
PARK, Cincinnati, Wholesale Agents.
EzrSold in Jackson by DR.. o. G. MILLER.
Feb. 22. 1566.-1y
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No, c ., uKsu of Jackson county deced Atuur
iroon, ohof by x. ll..ncx ~, WILLIAM II. ARTHUR
N'unek his Atty Sw
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Dr. Cheeseman's Pills

III. OIICCSCIIIdII . I IFS
was the commencement of new era In the treat
ment Of Irregularities and distinctions which have
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and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen
eral health begins todecline These Pills form the
finest preparation ever put forward with frsfidts
and persistent dccess DoS'r BIZ DEcErvEDA fakS
this advertisement TO your Druggist, and tell hlm
that you want the BEST and MOST RELIABLE fR.
MALE MEDICINE IN THE woRLD, bbleh - compriS-
ed In these Pills. ~ ....r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-25

ENGLISH oPERA -BYsyRIr Or MISS RfchfSGs.
Tho French theatre crowded Friday evening
with truly sc!cc, audience OF Miss Richlngs Ntnirers
on occasion Of her bonent Mss Rehn ys s very esti
mable artistic but shs made great msss in attempt
ing the role Of Mare the Child 81 tho Reg some
Of the greatest tises Italian French AMI Ensi,n VII,
have appeared within the last fifteen years msas
this their favor,s r6 aod aiihough would DO unfair
institute comparisons between Miss Rrhings and ,s
rendering OF the character s II H. at the lsss, iss q
dieloas provoke sueh comparisons There ~ 80
ercolen, 20 In her a'ng and singing tina. oaibS Up
"reminiscences Of Pccoomnl aHd Louisa Pyus bui
eprf AMI Lam those necessary quaes OF the
we're sadly lacking throughout Too rs lsrian
sas tho best la ,ns entire roe 90 tho re-, Of
tho cast there we're thrss Who es,srs into
the spit.l Of tie piece ard usoso9 aon,bs
IN every respect, pom, 81 staging AMI cite rhsy
we're Mfs Mozart and Mrssrs segsin and letciam.
The opera very eroiitsbiy placed thss stage AMI
the performances general good Thar o, doubt
that English Opera. tonnasi IA tie iner ,lai q
has boon os8guraicd at this btatssns ~ IL thssrs
will become pen,asa and saccesfu uss laloa IN tie
metro,oie Il = norc conssnaat Sita Ams s.can tate.
aud ideas than heavy Italian Csr.psn ppsrs sui
siorlI - encouraged ny all lover, o. .ase ,ni III.
irama in New yor.
entitled SIGH, "a aomr viii be pfsss ~ II .gfb,
repeated AZ the Brootya hcsa-fnv . . Tuesday
Mss Zclia Hlrrtson b.asd couel 9gs "a weip-tisy
rHgoDoRg ra0alf osrIEssrs = cosektrs.
Tie fourteenth II Those Populasso risa concerts
tax. place ,ha evealog Koch - - Glrisa s5rl
ageh4s AMI Yiny.s,xhth street
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Musical Fsslss al.

MIST . an art r. tsz'npla 80 90 bial.r sai us
da4b, 10, more protaBoat IA sYns1sa, ?gstl1a IN
the Unai state, f-opls took 4 no~ no, a, sau.
tss yrsuncalon u s~rs ssnAni 'fs-gnz bat thEg u
higher boiler fises. osss .stax from AMI .aif.-
ing tsslf 70 the heart Thl % truly says 'oi4sis y
the highes, orisf he ksys0s. u po,,ry The tss-
o. The Ansreaa s.ole ~ ae bcf1f, 80 act ss,sgn
~as fSmet - ssne oonsersnx IL in,o ns's pas'iu.
for youns sdiss a Anu psslie prgraen.as.
aud m lii.ry sps,.se. by~yh.fs ~ chief m.slon
% s-sy ID. ballroom a. syt o,ns-rsrs 90,
While fs~ .lppossi a. 0gbsst sin as 10 slmnla'st
70 the senssG niulSae~voft hs dinner 'asls ~, ~
ha sc,soo shanreI Al. Tia, Coei srs. eapasls
manager. Nh ss. ecabe highest osier haze ssyss.i
tho TAFT q lhs pgb,.c
ch,ri.ssns ss.pa5'et "a ~ 80 - ionEsr =.
Lolsraied y, the cr,ssl Ngi~nrs, that axty ibf8as
orr concsr bsis Bbs great ml.csi f>,lys. ihs no.
mon tos.lh-s TIA s,b., o. IN f.uten. ia ss,hsy,ssi
haze sls1 fossi n~r vsy hers Isssy sgmss~
have Ia 10 cities oflAs URl,s esy-s, q na.e.
loving Germans rsl.s, .oi hssr To psss-toa,
must u tho Old 'rys tss thrs~ss u aotssnl
snzess ssS The s~sss o. hgn8fsf lasrnrlsat Ta-ss
/. soretbi a fsnsrsAbs ges-ssa sai G@s
mao tate % ts1 sAas. commonly fs-lsi Aeasy.
bll ia hsavnsg oalY NJ " s3pf~ir N - tAa
part o. Tbs hss-~r res1y "a ffa> M Ssat 80
IA massive hvrsnss an siy-eas-f ,s@pl-s rt- mrs
tse Sessy,nnea tls- su'~tvs ay~-,~~s
Sov however h-s, Gs me-, frssA > boyt ssf.5sns y
Csfnsny " rsss- ias sosnss raJssiy - s,s nssis
80 ibs xransfsl .si siassnt cfss'lpss u isy A. .
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sa.ama y ,rai 'rgn, n, ss-s,s u 80 ssspxsrgai
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fass, = 'as stutaa. : n. mn ggeiy pi % So
7h.'s xst.s sffaa i.tss rsses = s.ptntr -
s'ss y ~sr,sFsrfsf t---ssl - uss sss.~ r'l,
! ~ Z ~ l%t eG - Sees a. ss~efs pyat.
/. atty us4et = ttns nfsFE fttm - 49,
| ezra MI HNr sNaa .V# tft1 GA
Nrt4Nt Etnst "a sat a.ttr go 80 80 ylsts ~
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wiiiss nssurg IntsIiigeaee.

svpDss Dssrn ~ RIA xr-Abos, eish, O'Clock
oa Saturday evening named C,x,s,opbsr Arnold
aged twenty eight years fell in NJ rrst street.,
tween South renlh stree, and Broadway, Eastern De.
,rici and shortly After expired. The body con.
yeysd 10 the station hssiss and Cronsr smith hsd
inquest yesterday morning The tween IN
charge BY tho broshcr Of tho des~ssd Mr. Arnold ~.
sided II tho corncs u water and Grand streets Williams
blry and wss unmarried
FAraL A~IossE An interesting Isiis ehh named
Mary hosahAo, sxsi ssr-s y-1. iIyssg 10 o. North
Sixth ssrss,. Eastern Dsirei vhhs ooAns % tbs
third story wlp5ov. sbon ten clock ystsrday no~a
ing Io, her balance, and nilnx N tho og nj beneath
sas killed instantly Tho c7fonss rsn;ss~i verdi, %
accidental Death
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House will BIO the ron .ee lumber and coal clauses
As general thing the wool growers and manufacturers
seem 70 DO satisfied with their clause Of the bill Penn
ylvania protectons,s highly dissatisfied, nowith
Standing the duty iron Is larsey increased They
VIII make terrible struggle to have the duty still
farther increased
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FufAuNtwHfa ! ~. - 100
aw t7ssph n xtaarri ~ giles tssi..t ceIrf
tnsn - 80 ~ 81 ~ sT8a.mI g. III Ns4 ~ 81
~ ftt fgr bagftF' tlHsa f4F wsf~f ~ ytgs
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The Jesuits Tho aast kno-n N H1rops The
sni.drtnal o. tho Bars ~ tlnsh,ns ssHsAgA
which LONG popularity snssu As 'je..ts fsfh A. .
tpnlr has no rlssl sAissDSs's cAii-sfA fosic -
pis o. aia.assr!nx this remr ~ IL
al Of the bsrk md Wass 1aplns fwssoS
4. susphk- u en- s1ss csssfns is.'srious ingrrr
is-nt. Depot e' Bslai~sy ss~ fsr2. fof ss4s ~ 81
DIR
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Of their minds conscious OF the existence OF the evil
and hopeless OF any system Of remedy. Instead OF
thanking America for the relief which emigration gives
Them they disposed to quarrel with her because she
creates in her people q desire 70 co.
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Ftsgs of All stsss-ttssirg Out Ghsap-
Al 80 "a Aessga.rsrs ~ HoJEs . Us,uAs pSsss
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