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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

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gen SnldriIt perIeben: nDem George sSdIhtngs
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sJrettsit btr' alten, pieItS 3si6et Der Sed,adttna
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

.@-aIst % II, 90.f San Pas 9idstsaus
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1900 Safer MpiaEeS warssu SerhSst. .-.-.g,..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-02-07

@btea9p, IL. San.-Gine bon ben Srlen
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gcms lit rteier Gage bier ansetcmmcn. Se II
Dem 6arrm ibrcs @etieterS entrpnnsn, nadbrm lie
10 SATIRE ben @crmcnsn nnssbSrt mp brei Sabre
cine Der 5rauen gOuns's sspelen it. Sie brab.
ii6tist, in @smeini6ait nit enrm 5raulen g8tl.
liams bur6 bic 9an3en Ser. Staaten gu reiIen,
I'M bas Mpunpnenttum In leinem pabren eidte
;u 5ei9cn, ale S6anbttaten unp Srtrisereisn
briIdtrn aRsuredrn.
G.tneinnati, 30ten Sanuar. 3u Niow,t-
9leaIant ltiirmten etpa so 0Gciber sin 9Strtbs,
bous unp seraGrten cine 9refir Suantttdt Scn
SprituTlen, bic pm sSirtbe gebGrten. Nadbem
ie bie6Gller 5erI6laSe baten, Scstr1 e ben geirtb
blm6 bic Spiritu6Ien, bic 6 Bod bod I'M 9tmmer
ltanben. Gs ipurpsn rttra 20 Serbaftsbefeble er,
laIIen, bod bic 9clissibeamtsn tansn rsisn gla6'
mttds 3uriid uhS srflSrten, lie fSnnten bieislbcn
ni&t ScH,irbcn. Sie werpen beute 9ta6t init
Ssrfartunsrn mad @cunt Slealant surddFstrrn.
gew Sort. 80 San. aae Dirtbldaften
pursrit .eeItern scd Der pcIiSrt auf's strtnsfe
crntrrntrt, ErpB aaer 9sfcble rss MaYcrs iparct
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On Thursday, May "a, SOPHIA ELIZABETH, wife OF Eli
sha L. Walton, Jr., and daughter Of David Brush.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectful
y invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon, at pa
O'Clock without further invitation, from All Saints
Church, Henry street, corner of Scanned.
On Wednesday, May 2s, at the Gramercy Park House,
The relatives ard friends Of the family also of his
brothers, Charles and Edward vermore, respect-
fully invited TO attend his funeral from the residence Of
Mr. NJ Sullivan, No East twenty ninth street, this
afternoon, at O'Clock precisely His remains win be
taken TO Greenwood.
On Thursday, May "a, Of consumption, LYDIA wife of
Lemuel Bourne, Jr
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at
o'clock, from Fyeshth street, hrt door east Of Third
On Thursday, May q, FERDINAND KNIGHT, aged 40
years.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from hs late residence, Broad
way and Forty ninth street. this afternoon az O'Clock
On Friday morning, May 70, OF cancrum offs SUSAN A.
MULLER, only daughter OF q. H. +. and :. A. Muller.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yted 10 attend the funeral 70 morrow afternoon at
O'Clock, at $40 Sixth avenue.
On Friday morning, May 2s, OF consumption, Mrs.
ANN MIRA ADAMS, daughter OF the late John Florence.
The friends Of A. ?. Fiorsuce Erq end the family,
respectfully requested 70 attend her funeral this after
noon, at O'clock, from ST.. Thomas Church, without
On Friday, May 25, SusAy ELIZA wnIsE wife Of Peter
Wlllse, aged "A years.
The frienos and relations are requested to attend the
funerss ron htr late residence No 163 Eleventh street.
She viii BE inferred a. Evergreen Cemst-ry at O'Clock
On Friday morning, May Is, after short iness, In
the eth year OF his FREDERICK CAvlDY youngest son
Ihe friends OF tho "a miIy are respectable ioytd 20
attend the funeral, fro the residence Of his parents
No. 6e2 Houston street without further invitation this
On Friday, May 20, after a short illness Bs,oevr
oUIys aged Is years, native Of tne County Donegal
Ireland.
.fs rsisrds .. w isu'y szs ysyesasfy iay,tss 70
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Married.

On Thursday, May a. by the Rev. John NJ. Forbes of
St. AIMS Church. Mr.. ADoLrHE RoGE native of France
to Miss JULIA A. LYNCH, Of this city.
On Thursday, May III at Calvery Church. By the Rev.
Or. Hawks, THEODORE G. PopLE to CECILIA II, second
daughter OF Francis MERCER, Esq, of this city.
On THURSDAY evening, May "a, by the Rev James K.
Stone, Mr.. WIN. W. WHITE, to Miss AGNES A. SEWARD,
ali OF this city
Ga Thursday, May "a, at the Allen street Methodist
Episcopal Church. by the Rev. Bishop simpson, Mr.. Jo
shPH F. KNAPP, of Williamsburg to MISS PHOEBE w.
daus liter of DR.. w. G. Palmer OF this city.
Baltimore papers please copy
At st. AIMS Church, Eighth street. nssday
Ing May ~, by the Rev. Dr. Forbes p. ]. CIARKE, NJ
D. to MSS E. JANE JOYCE, daughter OF Wan. joyce, all
of this city.
On Tuesday, May %, in the Brick Church. by the Rev.
Gardner Spring, Mr.. LEWIS AUDouN, OF Maryland to
Miss EMILY A. lRoTT, of this city
On Thursday, May "a, by the Rsv. Charles B. Sing,
Mr.. JOHN p MAGRATH, 70 Miss EvEIIyA M. voLcKMEs-
both Of this city.
In Ne ~ York, on Tuesday, May Is, by the Rev. Mr.
Heimens MT. JOSEPH J. BAKEwEIL, Of WllsmsbI to
Miss JULIA A. BISHOP, formerly of Comac, Long Island
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attend her funeral to morrow afternoon, at O'Clock
from the residence Of her brother In law, Alexander
On Thursday, May "a, MINNIE BucKBEx aged m2nths
and IL days. daughter Of Lewis b. and Martha Buck
Drowned at East hsstsr while bathing, on Thursday
afternoon Nay "A, ELEANOR ANN only dau Cheer of Sam
uel Osgood aged IA years at the time VIRGIL
The relatives and friends of the families invited
to attend the funeral at4 O'Clock this afternoon from
the residence OF E. G. Burlng Easschsstsr train OF
the Harlem railroad win leave the City Hail. at %
o'clock for wiiiamsbridse, where carriages will be in
On Friday May aS' after short illns's' WILLIAM
The friends and relatives OF the family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral, from No. 10 West
Eighteenth street. tomorrow afternoon, at oclock.
On Friday morning, May 20, OF inflammation OF the
lungs, JOHN McGoSsoEI, only SON OF Joha and Hannah
HcGonegel, aged years, six months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral from 100 varsk street.
corner Of King TO morrow afternoon, a. ~ O'Clock.
On Saturday, May 10, WESLEY BROWN aged 20 years.
The remains were taken to the Cemetery OF the Ever
green's, from NostIand avenue, Broosyn.
On Friday, Hay 25 OF congestion of the BRAIN THEo
DoRE HERMANN only of theodore II. Vultee, aged
years, months and days.
y invited attend his funeral to morrow after aoon
O'Clock from the residence of his parents 92 West
Thirty sixth street, without further invitstoa His
mains Will be taken to Mount Pleasant Newark N j.,
for internent.
On Friday evening May 25, Mrs. MARIA c., widow of
The friends are invited to attend her funeral to NOR
row afternoon at O'clock from her late residence %
Bethune street.
On Friday morning, May Is, of consumption, DR..
JAMES FRpD'K HAGARTY, late OF llyshannon County
Donegal, Ireland, aged 80 years
His blends, and those of his brother, Francis T.
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence Myrtle avenue of Seuben street. East
Brooklyn, to morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
In Brooklyn Fricay May "a, MARY, wife of Edward
Hcooer, aged 81 years.
The friends and relatives of the family the whitehall
Benevolent Association and Brooklyn Chapter No. g.
o q. A. respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this afternoon O'Clock, from her late residence
Smith street. between Mill and Church streets
Of wheoping cough at her late residence, 90 Vandam
street, ANN CossENs, eldest daughter of William and
Jessie G. Dawson, aged years. months and II days.
beloved by all who knew her.
MARysvILLE, CAL, April 20, 1855.
JAME1 GORDON BENNETT. ESQ.,:
On the 2st inst George Sprague, who resident Of
Long Bar Yupa OF this state died Of disease call
ca epilepsy and as he had not relasvei this country
deem duty TO IL form sud to uest to pub
sh the fact in the Me- York Herald and perhaps will
confer favor his brother who, believe rosidss in
the city Of New York. Yours, D. II. DEWEY,
uf Marysville, Yuba county, Californis.
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Fountains India store, 6os Broadway, New


York full Of goods China Japan and India, which
embrace novelties dress goods which only to be
found A. the above establishment Seersuoker eonean
Scaf dresser, &C. manufactured from the
hbes Of the p eAppe handsomer and more durable thar
silk. made of the washed
and suit the TASTE and for Also
Eastern (Aatic articles well worthy the at
tenticn Of ALL Miners will be supplied mall with
PIES Of the pineapple can have patsrn bonnets Of the
latest black and colored sent by
OF the untry SInda china in sets and single pieces,
yaeee. &c.
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To the Editor Of tho Herald The under
signed were surprised ind their signatures in your paper
ofMay "a apparently approving speech made by Dr. fp
srseh anti temperance Meeting They declare hereby
their had been annexed without
and against their will and they you
sir 30 pubsh this protest In yeur paper We respect
fully, yours. FRANCIS WUTscHEI, IA Grand street.
RElSkY, 81 Bowery.
PROT, Hester street.
RICHTER, rs Forsyth street.
KAPF, No. Duane street.
HAU Hester street.
J. hETTERNICH 10 North william street.
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What to Eat, What 10 Drink, aud What
TO avoid.-D. APPLETON CO, $40 and sts Broad ray
have ready in two volumes. l2no cloth, price So
The Chemistry Of Common Life !, by James r. w. John
tton, A. DR. g., DC. author of Lectures Agrisul
tural Chemistry and Geology etc., etc. illustrated with
lis wood engravings
The Air We Breathe, The Poisons we Select,
The W alter Drink, The doors Enjoy,
1be Soil We Cultivate, The Smells we Dislike,
The Plant Rear, What we Bre athe and Breathe
The Bread Ve Eat, for,
The Beet w6lcook, What, How and Why we Di-
The Beverages fnfuse, gest
Tho Sweets we Extract The Body we Cherish,
The Liquors We Ferment, The Circulation of Matter,
The Narcotics Indulge Recapi,ulaton.
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Save YOUR Money.-CIothlng BoughI

save your Money.-CIothing Bought MT
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S Clothing Emporium, No, AL
Broadway will you 81 less 20 cent and give YOU
good made to order Their goods well
selected made in the mot ashionahle STYLE the best
trimmings used end warranted in every respect sitter
cheeruly exchange the refund the money Furnishing
goods and boys in great variety No deviation
be made from marked prices,
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HKosdyal. Of White street, have just received
cm the late large large assortment OF csr
Fetirg, Sc, hich they will sell at the following low
lkes.-Fieh vslves carpet ns TO 4s. per yard; rich
feetry &C. to los per ysrd rich Brussels &c. yard
ree ply &C. to &C. per yard; ingram oweu make o.
ySYd. And AL other goods equally low.
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$40 Only, Tor Farm. or Two Building
7otsThis is an Opportunity which ought to be improv
who wishes to have healthy country
rcsidcrce for himself family subsorbers will re-
ceiye each building io.s 100 foet in the
yilisae Of Roscyale, near lake farm from
two twenty the sb Of June Iss5ai only
SO payable lnstalmen.s Apply Immediately TO cHAs
WOOD, 2QS Broadway.
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How bad the world is-wily, cunning cheats
Attempt to blind you with their counterfeits;
But mark the flask, and you'll descry on
The label the autograph, e. Lyon,
Whose tour prize medals stand supremacy forth,
The noble premiums OF uneignei worth.
The chief depot or the Magnetic Powder
and pills ipfaby destructive to insects and vermin Is at
Eroa
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Kzaar Dye, wigs and Ioupees.-hstsbeior'
eelebAted factory for articles 23 Broadway Nine
reys4e the application Of bis unfvsed hsr dye
Whseeals and retail Beware Of limitations. Xpe laFgsN
hwytRsat 9f wigs and tepgtss In w Nsll&
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commission cash orders Excelsior Dye pour
In from State His correspondents Is the only
Article it's kind which their rely for
perfect eountspart Of the living black Prepared
sold and applied, prvatefy) at No. Astor House.
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ExcURsIO IS.

ExcuRsloNs.-THE LARGE, CoxMoDIoUs AND
IA we'll known steamer AMERICA and barge Coxsacks TO
let for rsiops with additional barge IL relured
For srticvlars and making contracts inquire Of Ca
IEvI TBFIIoH on board be F;spef Amer'er, fps. "
Jay s.xts., NvssL river.
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Great Emporium OF Europ

EoodsRieh porcelain Bohemia glass; PAPER mache goods
Parisn bisquo bronzes mante clocks portable
dressing cases. portmonnaies csbss New York
travelling bags oil paintings FANS opera glasses Derby
shsise toilet requisites brushes combs Sc Als agency
Choice articles for bridal birthday AID other presents all
low prices for sale by GLENN &C0 lSD Chestnut
street, opposite the Masonic Hall, Philadelphia.
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choice Wines, Brandics, scgars, &C., Mt auc-

tion.-ALBERT ii. NIC0LAY will sell this day ct lUh
o'clock st his spaciou, saesroom, II Broad street. fine
Of brandes wnss cares seEars
fruit, 4c being portion Of importers stock declining
busnese and every article warranted as represented
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Plano TO Rent-A very Elegant Upright
rrand piano. worth 81 will be rented very low
faaiy here there small children.
HORACE WATERS, 233 Broadway.
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$40,OO0-NIonay nberally advanced ON dia-
nonds watches jSy segars stocks ard all kinds OF
street No. TO- Parties waited their residences
N. bail transactions confidential.
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Read ThIs-An Old Man rnnde Young I'd

So by setting Of the best wigs and ou
PEGS from the celebrated manufactory of MEDhURST
So, Maiden lane. Back and front brads, bands,
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rhe GREAT Auction Sale or French Plate

pain ngs &e by order Of anees
IS Nassau street The public respectfully to
attend this will probably be the most favorable oppor
tuniy that win be offered long while to purchase from
n extensive and valuable stock at auction prices
HOUGHToN MELLOR, Auctioneers.
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Music at the Reduced Prieea-War Not
the largest best selected catalogues OF
Choice popular United States comprising
the Thomas other great masters
prices opposition 10 monopoy Pianos,
musical instruments OF all kinds At prices
which defy competition. - x,.uac, a..
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viii he found Canton Tea Companys newly erected
and elegant stove 40 Chatham street. between Pearl and
Neoseys-thc oldest Tea establishment In the city We
our they do better here than ecevhere
at NJ who lesals ystali.