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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
7tOel,ere 11otenl,ucl,
Dritte nno Serbe0erfe Stu80abe.

Sritte lltio Serbeierte Slu80abe.
cSn Dem 8u6ftpbr Der tlnterf6riebenen
(wsIde ats ausfdIisBIitbe Q9enten fir Die
Staot UIIeutaun on9efelIt fino,J 1T bsim
@ro6en uno 8tsinsn su oerfaufen: Dds
beliebte SSeber'S SSofenbmcD, mouOu
Die 3te QufIase, sr6Bsr unb f6tner oIs Die
poriaen, fceben erfthienen III -3u baben i'm
v9satriOt" SnebftObr tei
Sutb unp Srsnsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
Srcaip's 9aCblitbt
0a0uerreQn> Simmer.

Der ltnttrEihnsts pdnfbt Den Samcn unc 5erren
pcn 2menuun uno tm9e9sno aebtun9srSa Die anSi9e
gu maiden, bo6 sr fctbtn sns
0G6lfCbt Oa0uerrcancStmmst
erEfntt bat psttbs becnocrs ~ Dem @noypsd erbaut
fno, um eibtbiloer coer Da9uerrCrppcu in mS9tbfer
&rtItcmmenbeit gu nebmen. Dirfss ebtal 1T in Der
bamlcn StraBe, einigs Sbtrsn unterbatb ocr 8efcrs
mirten 6irchej i'm 6ritttn Std bcs Seeau6sS pcn
6rn. 8. 8. 8uftb'S Sfn:gBoarentaser.
Snbsm cs cine ertpieiene 6batlahe 1T, bob DaAuers
reon 8itbnifTe in pabrem Yerfpettip uuo ritbti9em
eidbt uno Shaer, nur mtst ciues 8atbtttbts 0cncms
men 3erbcn tSnnen, no inbCm cb Der untsribriebeue
enttbtCTtn bat, tein 8llo aus suen bdnoen 9eben u
tafsn, obne oag s5 in ebsr ojnTtbt poutcnAn rpdre
pGnbt naB atIe Srtbe, Die Elm ftrrcftes 8toni9 u
BADEN nanfbeni iba nit tbrem 3upruth 6ecbren mGbs
ter @r lleIrt StonifIc init coer cbne Sarbe1, ei;u
sesr mebre Suatnmn auf ener 9latts, IN elneu Strl
Der untbsrtreflb bier toer in Den arSgstn Sdetsn.
Die Gage fiuer Simmer IN ocn lcthar 8CfhafTtnbeit
oog Gin pcIItcmn'sner ShncB pcn eitbt unS Stbatten
uno lcuotb Die k6enSdbntibfsu GsTbtSou6Srtits Dem
9itoe aufgtbrttt rperbtn.
Dsn Dansn, rpsthe fitb Fptttsn o6ntbnen lafTsn
miro cuptbtsn, ittb NIT elmer bunSu cser f9ursrten
DreF m ttlibsn.
gsuOnifs rpsrocf, 9entn,nten ron ie6er 8rSFe, an
rtt6eu cpcb ats bGen Sa9sr, ouf ole atIfrbeeu ots
ten in Gaes, ecdsS, 8rufnaoeu, Sinaerrings, ii. 10.
Go 0rcB lino bic 8erthee beS Darhtitbts oaG CT I'M
@tanoe lit ptlItcmmsns Gtsnbitosr ron in6ern in Dem
fur,en 3titraum ron 5 Sefunoen 5u nsbmen. 9retis
Der 8toniBe ie natb GrGss uno Serfrti9un9. Aus
Biter finD 10 arranttrt oausrbaft p Ietn.
o. Der @tn9an9 pt ct9en 3immer 1T oteerfte 1Gp
9. 8. Builds SfsnsQ8aarsntaecr.
81. g. Snftruttitusn in cbi9cr 8unt rpcroer CT:
tbsitt unO apparatus uo Su9eb8r 9iefrt an @ prEis
fen!
9. SO. 8urcaw.
lucntaun, Sanuar s. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
Mui 13.
R5[5sz SScrlOreat.

Ser unterSeibnete bat am Srsifa9 Sen
14ten Mai Swifhen Daniel 2epau's in
Noro @betbau uno Der Staot Quentaun
cine pertbpoue Sad ubr perEOren. Sein
@eeanfe III oas 6ies in Der Ndbe Don Sang,
mers Birtbsbaus in Sno 8beitbaa as'
f6ab. Ser ebrItbe Sinoer ift eebete1 Die
feIbe entmeber an ibn fsIbff, eoer in Der
Druderti bes gsba patriot abSugeben mo-
fur berlelbe qeb6ris beIcbnt nerefn, une ben
Danf bss Gi9uerS erbalten fol-.
SSilliam S. Spfmalt.
Mai 20. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
OiSctf.

Cine SunrtjtSt ecbGmmHtcs unb QUtlGtss Gtfr,
@r9encifcn, omcrtoniibt5 uno er9rEbes @onbn:
cifcn, &cif,ifn 0c9tf1cntr uno ShercnitoIN llu6r,
fab uno runb, ionnt 2(mtCtn uno SbrouttGden,
iretsn crtoItcn uno mcDIfll ill rcrtoufIn lei
8. unO Z. S60cr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
Or. Oopt's Oeape Qulper.

~
Disle 3utcrsitun9 iebt jeet otr Dem 9u6tifum als
Elm 3uaehbIrtss 8 Seitmtttet fd T 6 gbrdfi9=
tett 8euthtn cber 9B Btno9ebredbenbei cit
(Heaves) Der 9feroe uno als bic ein3i9e tefannts
Mcbi;in in Der QRctt rofir. Der @i9entbdmer bat
oislbe felt Den etsn 81 SObre in ner 3bdrarssnsis
pr0rS 9ctraut uno bat ME srtstt fab oieur in ei.
nen. enY9en 5Ous feb9sfbloseu uno eos pferrnibt in
outer euit glr ar6st adaeen pcroen pdrs. Die 9dng
lltbs llnfab9tsit bcs Yfrbss sur r6sit roenn ss init
oicItr 92pSbnihen 8rantbeit 9cpla9t 1T. cae eosn
pfrce:Befeer untrsibsn, fb o9eib rists gRttst ans
juftatfeu.
preis, Gin StaIer 6as p1det.
ustdte nit pctsu anpsifunsen nab isbsm Sbsit Der
Ser. Saoten 9Cfanot rptre. Qte 8risfe cber Nfhbcs
tun9sn fno p frsi gu obbreffrcn an
9. y. SOpf,
ointerbals Bon gat. TO- ea6 S. ct. pbdapslpbia.
FGreFpcrtauEI fit bic Ser. Staaten.
81. 9. -a9enten peroen eurh paS 9an3e ean0 psrs
a9 oenen Cin Itterater at9 bcpiu9 tpiro uno osrsn
0amsn in ben Advertisements befannt esmabt peroer,
'SRan aooreifre tpis cbsn!
Dec. 4. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

rocco unb 8absIeoerne Gtiefel, fur WannS
srrtnen ncbft otIrrtonb 1rcte 9Nouns uno 8notens
Sdube unO Sticfd Sbr Gtcd pcn 0amsnhuben 1T
GGcrous orcl inbcm e pcrtercit fuo, I'M Soneltrbr;
batter teim GBrrECn gu Sertben. 0orunttr fned man
Sennp GinoS, 8u5tins, Gace Boots, Sennp
Gino 8cots, poIto5, SIippGs, Sizes,
@aitet5. &Ufutb. grcelliOr,
Strap. ETC.,
rebe ote aus Yotentlspsr Sic. crtttC oosr eoftina
perfrrot fuo.
Ssinocrfbu8e orn soer @erFbeSenbsjt, plain uno
fantn ;clcrrf.
2nnoitpbrDGftcrt tSunsn init ir9rno elmer Suons
ttit Stcfd urO SCbube Yrthen uTbcn, uuo gror aus
beTtrtm OIotGrlot uno boulrboftr 9cmotht unp oote
nrtb vrblfttr, ais man fclIs in philadelphia toufn
fam.
9yerner.-Gn relies IftrtemCnt ShubfetnenAS
non icrer 8encrnune 2tue Irttn 9eoIr, @tthcn: uno
osn,lcd. eceertte6 Sobusbr,-alIts wro pertauft an
Gim:Qreikn.
gRir taoen sfchrtottIr uno 6unten pom eanoe Gin,
tei uns orSurufn uno urf9rn prdtbtilsn Gtcd u crs
nmnrsn-unp mir petfldbCrn fie, baB fe riCbt untes
frisriot pcoaeben, lInO nchmols, oer9eFt ben Srt
ber SobfUrw6:pone in Der 6omil'
ten StroPc, aUentaun.
sRpneD ut1b 8pOb.
m89 19. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
SSer 2eDer brautbt, ber lefe !!
0SSiGli0aa, 8rioas,
Gutttet Ut Qtuent0utt

- Maht biermit fsinn Sreunben unb eem
pubIifum hberbaupt bic QnSei9e, baB cr
eas @urrier (Gsbsrbereitsr) @efbdft nod
INNER fOrtbstreibt, an feinem aGten Stanb-
pIae, in Der SamiItUn StroBe, aerabe gs-
9enlber Sagenbueb's @adbaus, une imar
auf cine auseecsbntere Weife ats ie.-@r
1T foeber oon Nsupcrf surh69efebrt, 100 er
einen pOrtrsffIitsu Stcd ein9efouft BAT. ben
er 9efcnnen 1T. feiuen Guneen 70 nobIfei
obSuIniIen. ais bies irsenoDU fOnt seIbsben
Fam.
SDbfleDer.
S1otbes 9 61eeer bat er ae9enwdr-
t9 uno fOrtan immsreiren perslqtiden Qr
tifeG auf t5ane, ben er Su ben biuieffen 9rei
fen psrfauft. gbenfalS, Gihen g Of l.
leser ron Der beiteu 0uaIitdt une gu ben
auernieoerifsn 9teien.
aalbfeils uno Sberteber pon erfsr
9ute uno ebenfalIs febr biutg.
6ibb5. -Gr bat 9leibfaas eiren ocr-
refRiben Qrtife[ fpanif6e Riobs ouf
Sano, bic Gider!i6 nir9enbs abertrCfen
perceu. ganb biIIi9.
SSbraIl ,pen porSuetiher auaIitit BAT
er aud ouf 6anb, BEN sr an 9bilaeetpbiaer
preifen osrtauft.
QBer irseno etwds Don Ser Irt brdutbt,
fam es ME petfsbIen. wsnn er bsi ibm an
ruff inrsm biefs 4rtifel INNER poudtbi9
bei ibm fino.
9aute ieSer Art
wsrben Su ben b66fen Morftpreifen i'm
UuSfnufrh fir 9RnarPn 6ner fir PnardpIb
aneenCmn1en.
Dur6 ghnfttibteit in fsinem @ei6dft
uno bic fsbr billisen Yreifs, bOfft er nibt
nur feline olten Sunosn, oenrn er biermit fur
ibre Sreunofboft 0anf abfattst, fonoern
aud nod etnen 0uteu 8uwobs neue Su er-
baIten. Gr fann lie QIe beoisnsn, uno
Iapet fs freunofdaftIidh Elm an5urufen.
2Stlltam 8tiin.
QGtsntdun, Moi 6. nq3W!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
G@ Sauleute feDet BIER!
G:in ttemcr 2SprratD
Wartc> S1aaarett.

Die untetf1riebsnen MAIDEN Dem pubi'
FUN bierurcb befannt. bag fe foeben einen
9rOBen @infauf pOn Sartnaaren BON 9leu-
port uno NbiIooeEpbia erbaIten baben BE:
ffebeno aus
SamSfnrnifcl)iu9 2trfifcl, ScbnciS:
spaaren. &utftbensErintn,ings,
SattIermaaren uno Sdub Stnoin9s, wet.
dbes aues an febr nieoern preifsn retfauft
miro. sic srfpben bn3 0ubIifum in benz
befannten g Sdger's 6artw arsnltObr
am 3sihen re5 UmbCfss einSutreten uno fd
5u uberbCu9en bo6 nein @en5 erfport Elm
Yens 9ematt" III.
8. unD s. GGger.
U0cntdun, UpriI 20. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
0los. d

$50 gacrcn G8la5, lei TO- 10 fci y, 10 lei IA,
10 tri l5 II bel l6, unO oucsre G5rGBtn, gu prtnu:
fen BET
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
2Eu SCDiilisdOcr,

Gtcu fruroe crtoIteu. Gin 9rtFes Nfcrtrmcnt ron
g2crcrrc uro @ntina ecber, Gstltln. Gdutaprn. 6Sl
Brne Shubna9d, fronsSTfbs Rubtcrs, uno frltbs ons
rsre IttitA rts gum S.bubmctber0cEbdf 9eb6ren-tci
3. uno s. Sdqer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
Sobetn.

Gin ercEes Ifctcnent ron btn tcfcn 5tDn Sens
6cbctr, netlt einsm orcFen @crrGtb pcn onoerm
gtbrsinr9efhirr, pcbteit sum @ertouf tet
.. uno S. Sdeer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
0erf6erf! 9erf6ert!
Sic Staats 9e9enfcitigc
SeuerpertttDe 69e(ellfDaftt
5arris6ara, Sa.

s. y. Nutberf0to, pFeilee1s.
u. S. 9iltett, Sefretdr.
3ipeia=Cffiee, 145 gbeshutiffaBe, gbita6eipbia.As
6tttstt unb GOs9fbaG, @eneral,aaentsu.
Siefe 9efeaf6aft usrfbsrt fein anoeres
al8 libers5 @igentbum, uno nur su eiuem
flsinen Setauf auf trseno elm @ebiupe.
9eren 8eriiebsrun9eu iino fcnlit 70 ierifreut,
oas fein f6nersr 8erEuft ffattfineen faun.
Gdpital 200, 600 Ebaicr-
~Sofepb eeOuars lit Q9ent fir
Quentaua uno 2eda @auntp. 4mtsaubs
bel 6. 8. Mobr gfq.t in 4Ientaun.
Mdr5 4, 1852. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
91eter
StiefeI>, 9c)ut) =
une
eDe r>S to 81
ttt Mnentatu.
9fDtteD unD 9ppD

ino neuIib fdr Die 9ctre6un9 bes cbiecn GebGf$ in
@rbneun9 s9etrettn, in Dem 9rcBsn uno 9er6umacn
@dtau 9crobe 9eaenter Der Sbbotvs: 5alle, nrfetlt
fte auf cine aus9erebuttrs Rcf Selh&te ocrrhtcn,
als niss e Ycr in ltHenaun ber Son mar. Se BADEN
fcrtpdbreno 40 bis so quite arbsitcr bcbaftiat uno
tSnnrn raber 0uuesner0elt anf Die tilrs Gnsee le:
fern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
SeOtn9Mn9en:

Gubfeription-gin SbaIer bes Sabrs.
8efanufmadtur8eu werben gu ben tiGGisftsn
preiftn einserddt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

Der ltnttrDtbnsts pGnlbt Den Oamcn unp .oerren
ocn NlIrnaun uno ttm9egsno oebtun9sooa Die anS'9'
;u maiden, baG CT ictben fttns
Mnfhlifht Mnnnfrrrni1c2i 2iff1ifler
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NInITfaH.

In this city, Thursday, July %, by the Rev D. T..
Marks, Mr. SAs OviATr of New Orleans to Miss OLIVIA
LusTER, of Claiborne county Miss.
On Thursday evening July o. by Aldermen Moore, of
the First ward Mr. FRANcIs LIErrE, of Milford Pa to
THEnEsE BusrsEy of New York city late of the depart
ment of Hudson, France
On Friday, July %, by Rev. Mr.. Curran of st. An
drew's Church, MICHAEL j. MADDEN to ANNE NJ BREN-
NAN, daughter Of James Brennan. both of this city
On the 22d inst by the lev. DR.. Williams, Mr. DAVID
J. BERpAN of Paterson. N. j. to Miss ANN ELIZABETH,
daughter Of Thomas Tanning, Esq, oft city.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday. July s. by Rev. VIM. Curtis,
Mr.. ROGER WILLIAMS CuRTIs, of New York to Miss SARAH
i BLAKE, of Brooklyn
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, Thursday, July % Mt the Church Of
the Holy Trinity, by Rev VIM. IL. Lewis. d. d.. GEonGE
NcHos to CHRISTINA daughter of the late John Cole,
all of that city.
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Shurtlef St., Chelsea June H. 1851 Mr. w Boyle Sir feel
happy in having the opportunity adding my testimony to
years have used it to prevent hair from coming out
when combed. with the greatest For time
previous had been losing hair fast and tried Row
lands Macassar Oil Bears Crease and other compounds,
prepared remedies by many persons, who,
do not understand their busaes without bene
cial result The Hyperion Fluid has only my
thick and but keeps in healthy state and
Clean am yours truly ELIZA CHADWICK. Sold wholesale
and retail by A. b. e. D. Sands 100 Fulton street; Rushton
Clark CO.. 27S and Rice Smith 727 Broadway; VIM II.
Cary Co.. 252 Pearl street, the druggists
tuners throughout the world.
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(NEAND MASS CONVENTION OF TUE DEMOCRACY.
~ Washmgson's Head Quarters, Newburg. yuly 26sh-
The splsAetd and esnnodious MASSACHUSETTS,
having hne baAd Of music will the soet or Fourth
street, Bast river At foot az Gin
son street A. Tickets fifty cents, W DO ef
nEMOCRATIC GRANITE CLUB-A MEETING OF
- this club will be held at Monroe corner Of
and Pearl streets on this Saturday evening July sh st
Democratic mass meeting At Newburgh, Monday next
JAMES Z. HALsTEAD, President.
S HSsT q Z. H WELLESLEY. }sssresasiss.
GRAND MASS MEETING AT WESTINGHOUSE HEAD
~ quarters, Newburg July 26th-Pierce, King,
tory. Our flag is still there. The democracy always
triumphant when united The democratic republican
electors Of the river counties Long Island and the city
New York requested to attend Meeting
to he held at Washngtons Headquarters Monday
20 to respond to the nomination Franklin Pierce Of New
Hampshire for President sAd William King OF Alabama
for Vice President Many Of the most speak
ers OF the Union Will address, the meeting BY order Of
- A. NJ. SIBERIAN. Chairman.
MICHAEL HALrN, : 'eei0saos
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DR0FESs0R WILSON THE CELEBRATED AsrR0-
y ioscr hss removed TO go Broome street. Essex.
ne ee WIN he greatest accuracy the time and nature
oiFcknefs epd recovery business Tins Of
Iascl ecsIa.2h VI vie husband. gxnias property.
&C. 10, Dr. Wilson may also DO consulted 1T The game
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evan Deuison's Improved Wahpenc."--
Wherever this celebrated and we'll known preparation -
used the results the reproduction OF fresh and
hair change Of color from gray to It's Original
hue and the permAneat aAd lealsu, az sns
Whoe nead Sold at the general Depot, No. 123
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Sunday Afternoon Boat for PoughIxeepsie
and intermediate plsees.-Tbe steamer MAZEPPA leaves
pier street. Sunday afternoon at o'clock
fer Peughkeepse. See advertisement.
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No Lady or Gentleman OF refined taste
should leave the City without hrst obtaining bottle Of
CKlSTADORO'S Hair Preservatiye and Beautler 1t il
indispensable to lady's toilet, while to the gentleman
it should be perfect wade Manufactured
at CRISTADOROS Wig Establishment, Astor House.
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trated HUMBOLDT writing 10 january last to friend IN
Port Alagre Brazil Procure if possible, few
boxes o. brandrsths Pulls They have performed many
excellent medicine. induced TO try them and have
rcnped great benefit from them formerly felt great lns-
tude appetite. and could sleep;
taken these pills, feel as vsor had entered my
live enjoy life for somc years to come Those Who
are acquainted with the high character Of NJ Donpand will
confess that the above 10 valuable OF
rando.hs Pills Theussads IN this city have experienced
this oscd purgative which
ssaken but imparts life and vigor TO every organ.
hot weather they should be often used they will
preyent many ills, and moro, they will a large
nmount of vigorous health Sold at Az Broadway, 2 Hud-
and IA Bowery rriacipa oce for the
nd 20 Iispona I'd street.
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Sunday Trip NewDnrg and Intermedi
ate places. The steamer THoS u. HULsE will make
her usual trip Sunday leaving Jay street
~ quarter past o'clock in the morning. See advertise
ment.
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Gentlemen who wish To wear Crlsta do

ros Wigs Scalps requested the Common Hair
Dyes which will render them bald in short time An
contraire, CRSTA DOROS Liquid Hair Dye will preserve
we'll embrown backen the hair. Applied and sold
At CRISTADOROS, 6Astor House. Private rooms for ap
nlyiuO khe i've
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Lyons Kathair0n, for the growth and
emneIshmsnt Of Hair, to prevent It's falling of and
Turning the toilet article the
Put large bottles for % cents Sold by Ring
store Broadway; Mrs Hays and Radolf Bros Atlantic
and s. Perry 26 Fulton street. Brooklyn and by
all druggists Throughout ths world.
e. THOMAS LYON l61 Broadway.
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Henry Clay-A fine Portrait Os this lG-
entsd and one Of the best taken Of him.
be found large coscton of portraits OF eminent
men Open st all times to the public.
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Boots anu sh0es.--For the hest Boots,
Shoes EATERS Slippers OF every description, 1T lower
be hEd Ia othcT estabusnnent IN tne
Futon street Ladies' gents, misses boys youths aud
ohildrens Boots Shoes CATERS and slippers, of every
variety anI best articles at low prioes
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The crowsls whe fIocl daily to ThomD

sons DAguerreoype Establishment. No. 3l5 Broadway,
furnh the conclusive evesee Of folly Of charg
exhorbitan price for article Of and
vndcation of the modern policy Of quick
sales and email profits IL tho verdict Of the people in
the great case Of progress va conservatism.
THOMPSON, Daguerrean Artist, No. 3l5 Broadway.
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Canton Hats.-CantOn Hats OF the real
Canton braid few for sale at WILLIAMS Hat
and Cap store 29 Fulton street. Brooklyn Call early and
enpe
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Picturcs OF Grcenyyood, tI,e Monument a

City of only collection of beautiful daguerreo
their lots should ploy him. his experience in
dasuerreoyping natural has been extensive and
All
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Wigs and TouPccs.-Batcnel0rs new style
Of the Of nature
invented Those wanting superior article
call at BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory. Ne We'll
street, found the largest and best
IN the CITY. Copy the address.
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Hair Dye.-Batcheler's celebrated Liquid
6ar Dye the best for coorDg the hair
whsksrs the moment applied The wonderful ease and
oertaaty with which ths and old established Hair
BATcHRL0Rs wig Factory, No wan street. Copy The
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Wonderfui reyoIusion IN prices OF Engllsl

Tapestry Brussels, imperial threspy inGrain and star
CarIeti1g, hsts Mating. Druggists, Rugs. hoer ~
Rooms, No 20 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERs0N'S Elegant
Oil Clcths eight yards WIDE 1T 6s Cd TO- ana ST. per
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xsowraud,. IiouId Hair Dye, he. vvathous

G0uraud's Liquid Hair Dye, -, without
vaton the very best ever
iy celebrated Gorauds Medoated Soup, for curing PIN
pea frecklss chaps, rouThness Sc Poudrs
6ubtne uproota hair from auv part Of the body LIQUID
rous rny wtitc az us!s clsss ~ " Wa.Ass s.1s.-
nssy Broadway.
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It Is Folly to say that any Person Il

to fit than another II the system Of
based mathematical principles all varieties Of figure
bs fitted with the Same facility. GREEN, No. Aston
House, has made t of shirts order since he in
trdueed his plan Of taking the proportions Of the
rame, that have failed TO give entire satisfaeton
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A. true ~ Hsly Writ, that Watts N,er.
ysus Andt restores health when all else has tas aud
tbs money found beneficial at 42a ursenwi Al street,
or IS Ann street,
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Summer Under shirts and Drawers made

lin zephyr Eauze, merino, silk cotton lse and lambs
woel Of all sizes and various qualities with full assort
of shirts, Collara Half Hese Cravats Gloves, &c.,
&C., may be constantly found au
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TAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having any ciothag furniture
tswc'ry TO Dispose OF eossin send
Ing for the srsscrbe At his residence through
Ladies attended BY Ms. Dusss,dorf, Is Elm street.
i. n. DUSSELDORF,
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rush This popular clothing establishment sweeps Off
amount Of clothing weekly equal to the entire stock of
store p L. Rogers the proprietor is enabled
offer every week entire supply Of Summer Clothns
alter the according to the advces in relation
10 European fashions received by steamer In
of the lateness of tho 10 cent Will
hereafter be thrown off all garments Union Hail.
ecrrer Fulton and Nassau streets
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Sub Marine Operations on Diamond Reef.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Tomorrow Saturday July "a, (wind and weather per-
mitting) dozen more sub marine charges Of 125
pounds each will be fred Diamond Reef situated be-
tween the Battery and Governors Island. The firing
il expected to take place about o'clock A. NJ, and
sgain about Q P. NJ.
fragment brought up by the grappe yesterday after
the firing was hard basaltic rock To-day of the
fragments brought up the grapple from the opposite
end Of the reef, is very gness. The basaltic
fragment s probably from boulder that has rested on
the reef
west t1dia diver has been down the rock several
WE to day.
Fifty eight charges have been fred on this reef
consuming thousand two hundred and fifty pounds
Of blasting powder. survey has been made of the
rock to-day since the firing but the plotting of the
sheet is yet enable to state the
extent Of rock broken down by the fy-eght charges
but the work, usual has been effective and successful
Friday, p. H., July %, 1852. II. MERRIAM.
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The Voice Of the Pe0pie-This Ia the name
sfa now and interesting paper published st 40 Chambers
whea the aserlg has opportunity Of
himself through the medium Of The press his
way. This paper will contain wis., whoesp ling
and practical good than onehaf the papers in the
sity Dr. Kellinger will slow this week. in this and
important cures Of almost class and
men whs will send 20 the Drs Central depot l7s Broad
way, Saturday che th shall have copy grasusously.
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NTEAGuER PARhDE.-TUE ASSOCIATED BRIG ABE
Sl paradng in this parade will form the west side Of
College place right Barclay street. on Tuesday July u
ct p NJ The Brigade will he reviewed by Mr. Ieaghor,
tho Battery at r. NJ Iudependens Companies will
day, or on the ground, on Tuesday. By order Of
THE COMMANDANrS.
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DARTNER WANTED-WITU ONE OR TWO THOU.
ana dollars IN the Tin Coppor Sheet Iron snd stovc
sslress The business j. veil stabshsd asd offers in
ductment rarely to- be met With 10 ar cnterprng mrh
With the Aeoye capital Addrcss ReA wick, Herald oye
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THE AMERICAN CONSIGNMENT OFFICE has
been removed from IL Beekmsn street to 22 William

vJ,nIRD MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
will hold its nth regular monthly Meeting, on Monday
evening July g. ut eight o'clock, in the Masonic Temple,
40 Broeme street. second story entrance in Crosby street.
The fee will be raised after this meeting Persons
wishDg become members do SO by calling ut tho
office OF the Secretary, ut the meeting Shares will be
oieree fer redemption Mt this meeting Dues due
and payable at the Office.
JAMES s. LIBBY, President.
DAVIS COLLAM0RE. Wee President.
]. ". MEarnN. SenretarY. Office 81 Ghnmbers etreet
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nteretd IN the benefit to be giyeR to the four ater
requested meet this evening at So o'clock,
at Mr. EunePs 800 Houston street. when definite arrange
viii be made for the complimentary which will take
place Castle Garden Friday the Both inst the
ficulars Of viii III will be given in due time.
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&1h0 HOUSES AND ROOM TO LET-TW0 FINE,
FfVOs new brown stone 'front.' Hauscs, IN I:xr-
tn syenue With modcrn provemeuts Rent sf5o Alss
y aps trent badness Room on Maiden lans. Apply to
yAAxS BCRk, Jr, ~ MAIDEN isns,