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The IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY OF New YoRx
TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND We have Just rece
we'd d copy of the annual address Of this Society
dated Dec. 1. 1t affords to the emigrant much va
luabe information, but unfortunately it is only in
one case out of ten that it is of any use to him, for
he does not receive 1t until he has undergone all the
misfertunes, hardships and mpostions, he is liable
to on each side of the Atlantic. If this Society
wish to make theirsobects effectua let them cause
copies to be placed in the hands of the Grimshaws.
the Byrnes, and others of Liverpool. and other
ports, before the emigrant takes his passage, and
then they will do him ten times more benefit.