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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-13
Hossuth and the United states-FsII De-
ysfopement OF his Policy.

vtiopcment OF his Policy.
The memorable and powerful speech CT Kosuth
ut the Corporation tsrqasi, furnishes q complete
expedition q hs mission 20 he United STATES. I.
also otmprthendE theory O. general international
law rights duties, and rolicy. and an argument in
its tupport. Ct sxtrsofcina-y strength and con-
ristercy. Eat TIE particular application Of the
theory Grd re Srguner. In reference 70 TIE po-
stion, the relations, srd the true policy Of the
United states awards TIE ns.ionf Of Europe, and
our obligations 20 the FupTort Of LIBERAL principles
ovtryvtere is he crownirg feature Of ihis majestic
speech We have Submitted the argument TO the care
fuI confederation C thep public. Every reader, upon
its yerufal, vii te struck With the wonderful and
intimate knowledge q the ilusiriozs exile With tie
theory and practice q our government, the facs Of
our seszasltsry history, ard the views andjnse
prets.isns q cur foreign policy by cur leading
gtaiefnsp, and especially Ct re great founder Of
the rspubHo in his respect. Thousands Of ntelli.
gent knericans VII derive 70 little Instruction from
tts rurprisHg s1hitis o. Industrious research and
crHshtened analysis. Kossuth comes among us,
net orly educated in the fundamental zaxims ofour
irr,.utious bat With the evident ability for their
PRACTICAL administration on the most imposing scale
In,his grsech there Is exhibited local knowledge
Of car vast republic, al expansive appreciation
OF our Inherent resources and vast commercial ~
tsrssu ard an estimate Of our prospective destiny
and influence on The earth which would DO credit to
any Of cur most distinguShtd stasesnen.
Bet While in all these things the great Hansf
ran ir1snssibly challenged our SENDER and admira-
ton, ar While bis fsrvsrt devotion to his country
Commands Cur sn9 lAifed sympathy, cur attention
h called 10 the p..a ard Substance 81 the whole
mAtterths practical objects Of his mission to the
United states. Re is net here as an exile seeking
an Ag lum. His ,bsc, is not the barren influence OF
pebble psradss ana cor ofstion bsrluets 10 behalf
Of European liberty Ills object Is no. empty sym
patty With re cause Of hungary lie is 40. the
missionary Of an abstract idea. The discussion Of
which 70 act 20 On 20 eternity a grand revolution
is hargirg ever Europs-'Le sine is ishgnaied
Hungary Is % be Involved in the movement. But
Tire Cossa,ks stand guard 1fon Der froatler5 They
are the frs. obstacle 20 be removed. ia q vord,
then. the u,ss.on C Kouuth s action. Eas.iaa
ron-irierye-,ior, ana viihn BE limits q ourlaFs,
nasisiarse--po ilsti. material and l1an'iAl 1ss.5'
tarce--to HGtesfy.
There are ils facts vih vii.h re hlvs.) i'Al
The fcc,eti ion oi Hl1gt rian .-4lpendense' ja''
n she rarjs. beng -tte'ig imi-l.d,ible, Do ny
be fuEertd quietly 10 lal 70 tbe ground N'Et.
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ysrnDent which sent republican troops to rample out
the free and glorious republic Of Rome. France may
yet return to her truer end position
among nee nations meanwhile and antii that hsppen
where ahs freedom look Where but 10 the great
Anglo-be1cn race, now Predominant over more THAN
hall the werld, Of which you, Americans ere the one
and We the other, and the older member league OF
freedom between great Britain and Amercs-a league
IL possible, In league between their governments
fuchs the Idea Of the hour 30 far as appears that
which shall give to the oppressed populations of Europe
the power to obtain and firmly to hold their rights viii
be an Anglo American alliance.
vn you, Americans, will probably fall the greater
portion Of this work Of benefcence the world The
notion has been gaining ground among that for the
American race great destiny IL In store-not only
hemisphere and covering Il with civilization but
along with this the destiny alsoyof exerting moral
control on the side Of what Is right and moral veto
againft what is wrong this hemisphere OF BE
conscious we beseech you Of this great destiny while
spreading wealth and culture your continent;
look also 10 what Americans is In your power to do
for the connent from which you sprang act your part
In the Anglo American alliance; believe that the
people Of this country WILL ere long be willing to act
1t is not for to specify you the practical means
BY which In your condition Of society may be best to
promote thsee objects Possibly however association
or associations such may be found useful Should
this be the case 1t will afford the highest satisfaction
to enter into correspondence with such and
TO cooperate with them In all ways in which can mu
tually render benefits to the common caue.
we place this address in the hands Of italian patriot
Adriano Lemm private Secretary Of M. Kossush, who
comes to you in the service well Of Hungary Of Italy
We rely his efforts forward his country cause
and We doubt not that they will meet with hearty and
vigorous response from that great people with
would wish TO be in close alliance for the liberties
and progress Of the world.
Signed in behalf and by the authority Of the Society
DAVID MASON, Secretary.
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FRroAY, Dec. l2-6PM
The stock market opened this morning dau and de-
pressed Quotations for nearly every fancy In The list
fell III fraction, and there every appearance Of
regular BREAKDOWN Thote sho have been large holders
Tor long time, have lost all patience ana there IL
growing disposition TO realize This cannot be accom-
phsfed without depreciation Of prices and Il must
come sooner or later. At the first board day Canton
Co declined 4 per cent; Erie Railroad Harlem X;
Reading Railroad ~ Norwich and Worcester "; Nor
ris Canal Rochester and Syracuse Al the second
board there was slight rally at the close but Il was
rather weak. IN. only thing that has sustained the
market price Of fancy stocks the tenacity with hicb
they have teen held The market, to day. locked az
though al hopes Ct outsiders coming forward aud r..
hevrg large holders, bad BEEN abandoned There viii
without doubt, be ,noit made to GO. rsss stock.
Fret and amidst The rush prices viii iun down PRETTY
rapidly The foctusdons m stocks lately have been In.
er'asing in magnitude, which sui indication
hat an important change Of Kind was near at
hand
The receipts At the See o. the Assistant Treasurer Of
THE port, e. day, smoontso to $50 80 payments
slStIt t5-tsistee 50 3c2 6go52
Tie steamship Humtoisi fof Hayre 70 morrow s.,ur.
Cay, wiz take cut a large qgapay Of specie Engage.
nsri, have been made os tboB. half mion and Il l.
Irttstle thss amount vl 60 forward The shipmests
we N''k viii net BE- rsgJ large Next week viii DO
heaVy enc in n Itcis rsy The demsni for sx,hauge
t~osy las rot teen active bit rates we're firmly sus-
'sined. We iut,e BIZ. On London at 1ot To-. Der
ems premium. Or Paris o. lbs5f 1s. Austsraam,
~ 49, Bi,msr ,bjfh7sai HAMBURG l!a@g.
iae iIcTttfe q -s On tre Iodiana Erie ana WABASH
'Jnl, tbn year las been ntcl cr,ster ihsn vas tx.
Tettd ~ So irerl ne tos received a. ihs ofi.e st
LstJt.te ~ Etv'n3.r .Jtl anoun.ed Is S5s1t8.
'Eahit fi4,tsl tlt ise p,naremouth in 1850 Wsun.
1-fs'std tAs'ssFv L he pissed By the Iniana Lesis-
sirfs DcW 10 session, te1re btu Adjournment; authorizing
hs Fsue 81 sA per cert STOCK fOs amount saicen,
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NrwYoRx, 18th day, 18th month, 1851.

To J. C. BENNETT, ESQ
FRIEND BENNETr-As Sunday, the 18th instant, is
he Twenty. ninth Anniversary Of the Christian lsr.e-
in the United Slater, by 5iyipe permission we win
Gerstitution Hail. ESQ Broadway ats and o'clock, M
With the brewster this State gous societies.
they have purchased lot Of ground First street. and
Lave sanctuary &C., Tor the ingsther-
ing Of tie scattered seed q Jacobto prepare 70 hail the
Of Israel Jehovah that Satan may be removed
esrth-;hst AL evil may eeasethat be restored b.
Lis kafers mage-he pious dead, Of all denouinasiops
nay have the fret resareeon TO FIJI the heavens alone
and that Israel he made the immortal bride-the natiore
have their millennium and every creature that draweth
breath prae the living Lord under slori theocrac
Al rights God Is win this give
Aus, tfsne As we have been favored with thy lbera
fsrmer ooeasioLs again solicit influence this
occasion collection will he taken to aid the above
rantd building The public are avited and that
thou be srded with the tabard of ie 10 tss
rraytY OF your friend and countrywoman
MARGARET L. BISHOP.
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Cruz to the 3oih ult yesterday received BY the
bark W Coffn. We learn from Captain Saith that
there had not been American vessel in port except
the " g for three months It was reported that the
govtrBnsnt snlarging the orihca,,ns at Principe
and most q the natives who had held ciee previous 70
The revolution or invs 100 removed and sPsniar l.
appointed in their piacss The Crsoles were closely
watched iy te government 'pies Who we're very rentT
large Increment q roo was daily expected f'on
.psin There s row stationed % Santa "ruz s,ms iFo
hundred arl my soldiers frmeri, ths entire military
i.i-. anlrlrtfd to Only tufnty Eve
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The PREsIDrScY.-All parties in Washington,
and round about the country, are preparing for the
next Presidential contest. We have already given
some limitations Of the policy that viii probably
govern the movements Of the whig and democratic
parties They are both gradually assuming their
old Platforms, and are anxieusly laying plans to
secure the spells, which are more important to
them than any measures or principles. We like
wise see locations Of the grea. free soil concern
coming into the field, holding separate convention,
and running distinct candidate Of their own. A
meeting Of free soiers was recently held ct Cleve-
land, Ohio, at which they distinctly avowed their
purpose to hold national convention at Pittsburg.
in preference to any other place. after the two old
parties make their nominations. This shows some
skil on the part Of the free soilers, or hall
abolitionists. They wish to avail themselves
Of any mistakes which either of the other
parties may make, as they did In lS4s, in re-
ference TO the Baltimore convention, and by which
they defeated General Csss and elected General
Taylor.
In lsis the free soiers, with Van Buren, for
their candidate polled about Eve hundred thousand
votes. Whether they would be able TO poll so
mary during the coming year, will depend ma
terialiy the movements Of the two great parties
the nominations they may put forward, and the
quaues among the various eliques composing the
Nominating bodies.
Il is very evident, however, that both the wings
and the democrats will have to put forward their
beat and most unexceptionable men-otherwise
the free sellers will hold the balance Of power and
carry the election Of the next President into the
House Of Representatives,, an cause interesting
scrubraee h that branch Of the federal legislature
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..w.veriv MAGAZINE .,,s the

arget PAPER this country 1t contains double the read
pg Of any other and that q purely mixed tone has
than zone able contributors to M columns,
OF which gentlemen and ladies Of t&en
The volume bs in January will in
dress IL will contain the nkenesses Of many Of lite
eontrluters and Union stery Of some twenty shspters
great literary enterrrse before attempted Published
fy Metes A Dow. Boston For sale by Dexter Brother,
- Ann street, principal agents for New York and sl other
booksellers in city an states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-13
Luxuriant Head of Hair.-Thc Hype-

ron Fluid-I fact conclusive than another
Necessary benefits derived
ByIevon Fud would he that OF the rapid sale Of the
article, rebrg itself in enc IL has row become the
useful and beneficial mpourd at toilet There
j. nalady that affect the hair but from the OF
this fluid III be Effected Itsearehes
Every the skin u the head and healthy
srrtion thereby acting in excellent
for the headache alton, No. IL at ell
retained rersrrAbie matter teurf dsndruf and all
tons that opt to the hair 20 fall
ca and At ske time make IL lastly and thcky
Equally potent IL In tradcsax gray hair vhtre stronz
study other caused lie
premature dseoiermtht and restoring 70 s original hue
70 M in lie conesction. snd be Piled withou
tie scruple Of doubt and wsh the hopes
strvng the results from lie Sold whole
retail by B. D. 1oO ruiten Rush
ton, clark Co 90 AID j. xilAau. ls3 Brosavsy; wm
H. Cary Co. 2& Pearl street, and by the druggists and
perfvuert threw ghoub the vcrd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-13

GENEROUS TO HuNsARY.-Sone one stated at
the Kossuth Corporation Banquet that Greeley had
subscribed LOCO Slievegsmmon money to get up
revolution In Hungary. Greeley subscribed large
sum for Ireland once, and became one Of the direc-
tors who took charge Of $4,000 Of the funds
What became Of that money! Where is IT, Gone
70 sieveRammon.
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lee-tlasts GrNfS would. therefore, sagesst
Nat 20 his sore, where an array 81 Ladies yGrs
tEE evtry variety. knd he Relieves The extensive
IN rev ork iryiits thsr kusssa asd
itton Bay sstlts Lrnihe Stone ksEten, slurrt sak
Ch ila and 0tlsfs. Victories, kuAs, cuffs, TiPrsts
&c terttsented ~ every quality 81 thsr respeeve
knds willie old ~ prices tsrondrg With the sd-
vsnctd season Seutltmsn's and Ladies Fur oloys Cen
utmsn Iur C3lars vii also be foahd in every dvsrty
OF material, style ard Price. at
GENiSs. No ga Irotdvsy opposite 81. Paui's
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test assormsns Of gentle men In Ie cty msy
be found az Hll CHCOCK LEADBEATERs. .H BrQac-
WY ctrntr Lsotatd street. where thsy nay be togiA;
att cfesrcr than rsnttmens furdisfnE stores lsg
ave fur STA snd erino UrdefsAis and Drawers Starf
Ctsvats Hanksrcl, Gloves, sccis He &C. a tne teet
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The Weekly Herald.

THE OVATION TO KossUTH-rHK METROPOLITAN
sANQuEr-THY MAeYAR's SPEECHES.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published 1t ten O'Clock
this morning. 1t will be valuable number to send
abroad or to- the interior Of the country Its
win embrace t~enty speeches made during the week by
KossuM Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The American mail steamship Humboldt, Captain
Lines, viii leave this port at noon day. for Havre,
70 touch at southampton. Her mails will close g: q
auarter before II o'clock this morning. Single copies
Of the New YoRx WEEKLY HERALD will be ready st
half past O'Clock.
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UUtE LrAuBEhfEk, "a Br9iaFFy. t1Intf u ~ ~
srd fttf ave rfttrt SIC rice q tl IL
stlendid ttt,f al Cosf OTtrs sests arf treserg
Ntm o. very cttsp They have $50 isf- esd we pri
her fInaia sestrtmont Of long And eIuIe shav ehWh
tie sdlee wilI ina thess enVugh.
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nut the New Hat Comrsnys. I5 ana les Nassau stree.
Itr system H. ere quality, tne Price and Abatement
while ~ their eheAjs ren combined labor ana large
eh they are enabled 70 furnish At TIE Low Iree .are
aoars bat tqus net supericr TO any fosr dosr
sore IN we civ They have also large assortment the
styles u hossuth Eel; ts,s and plush umsrtl
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RBsnnatsm, soroiuIs, ke.-kr O. ID. DAVIS. corner OF
broadway and rifyninh street, suffered the
sevfsst fortunes from ssd neuralgia He osuid
sleep without the ala of opium morphine and
rstrced In ves, S little 100 lbs be could obtain
relic: from medical tfs,tmen until advised 70 Try the
nov erjsys sIssilsnt health. and v-hs ~ lbs MT
Itsn. Ne Allen street dresduli, sfeted With scro
fol. osrbers eurin years lace ana
wire disssured with deer ulcers svensn nd running
sr that he became lesthsone hmss chtys. Aser
remedy Which be could hear Of in vain hs v
tftctuAly cured ty lie Life Balsam, q very shor,
period. The Btsan 10 about sure 10 care
seofulA rfisl diseases old ulcers liver oSnpant
hood a. hstt f 70 folle Principal Oh No
tttLe; 6!orta a
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Texas Land and General Agency.-The
Of the nsttu ted Houston
Ie1as in ls4 be this day Saturday lSth and
Seven II street J.. DE CORDOyA.
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Court Calendar for This Nav.

evYREME CoURT-CTRcuIr CouRr-same before.
CoMxoN PLEAs-Part Mos. l3l3 1919, 1893, 1877
1889. 1884, l34s l346 l347 l39 1852 1856 1857 1852
1861. Part Same as before
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Rev. Robert NcConaehie, OF County An
TRIM Ireland, will preach, Tomorrow morning in DR.
snths Church, in West Twenty Second street, ~ l1s
o'clock ana in Dr.. krebbss Church. Rutgers seet st
~ % snasr IN 49, -
city Churches for the last few weeks He speaks wi tbolt
luktf
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Presents !-Geo. w. Tuttie invites all
who intend purchasing fAaey useful articles for The rit
70 make early visit 70 his Emporium No. 3fJ
Broadway Strangers especially will be we'll repaid
visit &c this famous curiosity shep Of all natons where
be found. in variety Of style and price, lie
combined fancy and novelties Of the world II would
require volr W enunerate one hall ofthe And
retiss here collected The public young and ola reh and
secae here and thing eyeryhinr
can desire At prices unusually lew Tbs Price
MARRIED lain hsures en- every article IRON which there
be deviation. Mr.. futile prepared this
WITH the Arre and sne.t variety Of toys offered the
United States 10 which he calls the particular attention
all eoneerntd in the hatpLnesss Of their children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-13

wigs and Toupees. = Bateheior's New
sse ewi are prenouneed the most perfect imitation
should call BArCHELoRs celebrated Wig Factory. No
Wall street. where be found the largest and best
sortnsnt in the city Cepy the address
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Embroidered Velvet CIoaks.-Wc have
hands ev ytry rich smbroietrsd ysivss eoAks which
JisEs BECK co.. s5 B.easwsy
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c.. have ibis ssy materially reduced the tr.ess Of tter
enie stotk 81 ccakf. Ladies not supplied wl DO we'll 90
en- brace this ttcruni ~ their ttook H. large an The
prices low a. they will be for the J5 BfsAarty
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Celebrated for It's excellent viands, the
and intelligence Of the tendant And
above all the sood cookery 10 young 0osLlNGs ksssaa
day he serves sp npe saddle Of yenison and in
steals dueks ngish mutton, and otaer
dishes Dinner till GP. n.
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We are requested TO Inform the public
that depo.ted be forfeited the hrs. time d.!
waite Antiaote fans puon, and all
violent diseases Heretofore termed ineurable BY the
faculty (hydroPhoh. excepted is the gtandest disco
The failed and dehes all creduty
before testing produces the most than starscAl de-
lighte after taking. J. PINE lO2 Nassau ttreet.
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beware Oh Lung Complaints. ku0N, the
Hster q Nc l Fulton street. keiy 10 Interfere ser-
eusy with the doctors ss he his discovered certain rrv-
y.nuve against til dettses Of the lungs what ii
Mai can be Whe'd have thousht ~" Precisely 90.
madame; 10 marvellous wonderful bat IL you have
tbe reeds q centumptoh in that delicate yours
har this piun ction IN nnd-Buy set Of Knows Pure
rrcteecn sssnt cold Yielding sh
vtr they furnish eenelusiysy preventive lana
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Nasssu street intrinesiy superior any srerosmA
ns stylc IN the mkrkeG This tact results
the very ltit tny s. 20. essh.
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irE rAfHER NAuEw Crssgar -1- OHs hts
-'1i u' hi'''atsm.n. CO .ts ie'at Of tbis 3,n.er;
tfs % tsf.u-d r. s4,tLsr column.
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SUPERIOR Sega

Superior Segars Ofevery approved brand. .
may be had Of the derned who Imports all his stock
directly from Cuba domestic stock retailed by him
any His will be those
Of any other i'm porter in New York.
n. MORALES ll3 Nassau street.
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just received number o. elesant velvet cosk richly
irmmOd with French Martin Furvkich cohseauenes III
the dyaneed tsts Of the seon they vail sell sa5 eaeh
Ufo,dvsy. - '
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UNABarrp PROGRESS AND INCREASE or THE NEw
YORK HERALD.-The folio wing is a statemen. taken
from our books yesterday, exhibiting the progress
Of the HERALD fer the last two months
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all afflicted with Diseases Of The Ear without
charge until cured relieved thereby proving his
rneualed and the cfeduous from being swiu
6lee by paying teled aurists exorbitant fees in I'D
These neuratle will be advised without charge tc
fave their money. Once 262 BIoadwsy. from 9 toa.
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cit will soon be well, of itseIE''-Thi

said Of many slight cold that eventually becomes
consumption. have tueh ailpg at once get bot
te Of DR.. n. c. SMITHS German cough Rsmedy-it will
relieve instantly and cure quickly Nothing hhe For
sale the Doctor, 3 Greenwich street. N w. and Mrs.
Eays l75 Fulton street, Brooklyn Delay nos to get it,
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Look! j. Y. Savage. p2 Fulton street,
vtud call the 81 dealers and otsers 70 bic
soeh fne got and silver Watches gold Oh aims Ksys
Pens re All 81 the latest and most approved patterns
watches and gold PENS repaired or taken in exchange
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HR. EDITOR
Can ytu tel Who pays for all the K9ssuth cels-
brat'onf 1t The Irving House ard elsewbersl
hNs"tE Why The city tax payers, certainly.
VIE else would Iay fer tush quantities Of glory
quietly
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Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ceie br n ted Ltq uid
Dye hest discovered for coorng the hair
vhi.her shs memsns : is spried The ease an
Dye performs asonisLpg 1t Is for SALE applied
BATCHELoRs Wig factory, No. Wall street. Cory the
add
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The shirts made TO Order, and thOser
SALE at 292 Greenwich street, Chambers
fer material style and finish will compete with any in the
quality for ladies' Eentlemsn and children English ana
German Hosiery, Gloves Of every description. traysts
Scarfs, Stocks &C.. 10. THOMAS N LAUGHLIN.
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What can be more annoying 20 u mar.
, isrs ShE Rgi.s here
- absolute certainty and insure the bean idssI o
men 70 give their orders TO GREEN No. Aston Houss
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converts red gray hair TO black or brown GoURAUps
ycrghne kc Poudre Subtle uproots hair from
q The body Liquid Rouge Lily White, Hair Restorative OF
Clos 81 t7 Waller street. Broadway Calender, 81
South Third street, Philadelphia.
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CITY CIRCULATE

This indicates an annual increase Of 5000 10 our
already enormous daily circulation Of i0,sOO In
10 years the daily circulation for the New YoRk
HrRALD will be over Ons hs~drei tho.sa-d copies.
i increases Tari possu with the population Of the
United States