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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Marietta. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TsInusE

AN@'
MONDAY, Nov. Ia.
ASHES-Are firm and in better inquiry Sales $50 bbs
at 81 ana ) 62t for Pearls and Pots
COTT0NnIs frmer to-day, with a fair inquiry The
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhe market for Flour has been
active today and the medium ard lower grades Cd bet
Ter under SPECULATIVE inquiry The transactions are 1000
2Q00 bbs Domestic at 69G4 rs for common and strait
State, 6904 81 for Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin,
8404 S7t for good Ohio $5a5 06 for pure Genesee and
1894 A for No OfCanadn the sales were 800 bbls,
al G2t SO, showing firm market Southern descrp-
lions are IN moderate supply and steady sales 300 bb at
S50o 25 Meal and Rye Flour without change of inn
Poance and steady Sales 200 bbls Rye Flour at 5O@
GRAIN-The market is rather better for Wheat, with
good inquiry and moderate supply of Stale. The quantity
OF Canadian here larger Sales 2oG0 bush Canadian part
at 05ct mixed 200 do red Long Island l02c 1000 do
white Nllchlgau l58c Corn IN small supply aud The dc
mand moderae sales $500 BUSH 07lc for Jersey
Ryeis without marked change; sales 1000 bush at Sic
burieS STEADY but dH Tor want OF supplies sales 20
bush Prince Edwards Island at l00c Oats again bet
ter and in large demand; sales Northern at 405tc and
WIilSKY-IaW Whisky the market is without change, but
firm. Sales 200 bbs at 294d80c Drudge 29c, cash. with
sales 30 hhds-now held higher,
GROCERIES, In Groceries there is only moderate bI-
sness doing, but the cold weather has induced rather
Inquiry Tor Sugar and Noasses Some 500 bags Rio Coffee
sold al ll0l4c; the balance othe cargo offered for
at auction Tomorrow Sales 90 hhds Porto Rico Sugar at
6307c 40 do New Orleans &c IS hhds Porto Rico Mo-
PROvlsIONS-The market for Pork is easier for Mess.
nj II 62l0ll 60 for Mess and SCI for Prime The mar,
Ike; is better for Beef with sales eco bbls 750slO Tor
new Mess the latter for Chicago 81 for Old Mess, and Is
as SO for Country and City Prime There large
sales Prime Mess reported bur the particulars pub
lie. Sales 500 bbs Beet Hams private bargain. In But
ter and Cheese there is change Lard is less buovau
sales geo bbls at 7s07{c.
TOBACCO-The market is firm and the demand is good.
Sales 10 lhds Kentucky al l-03.c. showing improve
men on The fine grades Sales II Florida Tobacco
&c, and 60 do Connecticut at l40l4lc 6 months.
STEARlNE-Saes l5G00 lbs white ut Sc cash.
WHALEBONE-There has been movement in Bone,
a improving rates sacs $4,000 lbs part Polar at 36Oc.
Nurlh-West and South Sea are 81 dS9c.
OiLS-A sale of l50 bhls 'raow Oil was made at TIC r.
10 Lnseed on steady at SG8? At the East 1000 bbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Markets.. BUFFALO. Nov. 10.

The demand for FLOUR this morning light
at Saturdays rates and sales limited Michigan is
10, Fancy 81; Ohio, 81 There moderate inquiry
WHEAT 8Gc097c, for Michigan and 75c for red The
CORN market is heavy, and nominal at SOC. 100 bbs of
WHISKY Ohio sold at 25c. FREIGHT to Albany this morn
ing for FLOUR, 75c, and TO NewYork Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Tg7HE- DUSSELDORF ACADEMY Of

4 FINE ARTS-NEW PAINTINGS recently arrived
from Europe among which is Germania Dy hoCHei,
work OF art OF the highest class. The exhibition OF ant
ings by artists Of the above school has received many sal
the Church of Divine Unity in Broadway between spring
and Prince ss from 10 O'Clock A NJ I'LL 10 O'Clock IN %.
AullsSon - f el9d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Markets...... cINcINNArI. Nov. Bpm

FLOUR is firm with a good demand. GRAIN
generally is dull The River is rising and business active
We had frost here last night Droyers generally
packing Tie supply of Hoes is light,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
A. M. MERwIN. Aucuoneef:
10y BANGS, BROTHER u GO, goa
AGBROADWAY.-Cas advances made upon ell con
GREAT SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
BOOKS.
Sales Room 204 Broadway.
FRIDAY Nov 10
At1O O'Clock A. NJ. and following day

At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and following days.
The Catalogue comprises general assortment OF boon;
Stationery ard Blank Books. Mr. Boms second nyote
will be sold in regular order and in connection whhS
additional invoice in the I'd Catalogue Some Of the tp1
liest and most magnificent books OF his consignment
main yet be sold-among which are Humphreys Hen
mated Book Of the Middle Ages 30 Godsmlta, Woih
Wayeriy edition; IA Beauties OF the Opera 10 higay no
ished Portraits Binghams Antiquities OF the Cbnsah
Church vols. 3yo; Book Of Raphaeps Caroons A9 U
cravings; BourneA Drawings OF the London and Brm8
ham Railway Bridges; Atorvia Regta Bawers Lseai
&c F4gravings; Ganovas Works, vols 80 Plales;1
Coltier's North American Indians Catinghams Plans H
of Westminster Atlas, folio Il Plates Cqyiers AhllA
Kingdom l6 United States, $40 plates Dala"ays ~
aldry 4to coored pales II DbGens Songs, plass D9.s
Gardeners Tullin Works vols Gallery OF the Eary Gs.
man Masters vols Elephant folio Gems Of All = u ~
cravings aler the celebrated Painters u Hala
Attributes ..o;,s
Also several other English Invoices containing eagSo
did consignment and bessrs Orr y Co ein3t$ SsS
9 vosy MINERAL 8y6 Pictorial Bibles imperial ay94 Y.
n sngtfes and the balance Of Mr. Benteys consgaas.
nf Choice Books and several valuable consignneas W
gantiv illustrated volumes from the American pab!hia%
On MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 70, atbt ocs 5.1a an
STATfoNERY, EsGRAyINGs, &c--rhe Parcel sas ts
he continued as above embracing alarge aSsoslt u
pored and Domestic Fancy and Staple SlagHI I'D Aaap
Also the extensive consignment OF EnsiLSD 49,
can E1grayings, cooied and PLAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
iicccin1s of Produce

By tie North Rirer Boats, Nou. 1876, 900 bbls
Flour, rs do Whisky 72 do Ashes 2409 bushels Wheat
5000 do Oats, 223 kgs Butter Clio do Cheese, LISP do
Beef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY

AHARMERS' BANK OF kENIOCh1.
STOCK Of he FARMERS BANK KENTUCKY-The
undersigned having been appointed by the Board OF Dec
tors of the above named Bank their Agents IN s
ceive Subscriptions to It's Capital Stock to the amount OF
$500 600 give notice that Books for that purpose are
now open ut the Office of W1NSLQW, LANlER co.
81 Wa-st where subscriptions VIII be received unulluf
Five thousand share of 800 each authorized to be
sold at par $50 each share mnst be paid at the time OF
The residue subject call by the Board Of Directors Par
ties the time of subscribing may however, pay Tor 'neh
shgres in full. if so disposed.
This Bank was chartered by the Legislature Of Kentucky
a ITS asI o9I of he hdesoms business wants Of
the citizens of the State, the present BANKING CaPl'e oelng
altogether inadequate The charter ls liberal ID ls FRO
Visions has thirty years TO rum WIN no power ~
the Legislature any wise 10 alter or control II me zap
a Stock 1OO 900 OF when sTou! sgS u bs
already been taken in Kentucky the residue eAcePs n9
$4,000 here offered, will be taken 0y clZens VI "a
State and elsewhere The Bank YIN sey ek ia "a i
Branches, is in operation me notneT nan s n
Gated Frankfort the Seat OF Government Ing SUMO VI
Kenuckys believed to be most favorable s15 8s a sS
cation for Banking Capital ne exports u o 500 coe
very great consisting principally OF hemp, Cor Cet i1
horses mules hogs bale rope osgg ON I bs ontb and
which large amounts oI f.AcHanso ou VIC '0u'I '
North are offering TO the BANKS $500, -, -.
The high credit of the State OF Kentucky and tnat OF ne
Banks are evidence of what this new Bank VIII 0ej the
credit and standing of her Banks equal 10 those OF any
other State in Unon their form important pan
the circulating medium OF the Mississippi Vaey passing
current from Pittsburgh TO New-Ofeans
No Banks better managed, their current dividends
now being from Eight Ten per cent. per annum VIII
large denominations OF surpus funds and their
stocks are now considerably above par in the market
The charters of most if ALL of the other Banks In the
Western and South western States expire within me nex
Twelve years.
The Farmers Bank OF Kentucky having thirty years to
run will have field Of circulation of great value TO ia
stockholders.
The management OF this Bank is il highly respectable
and able hands.
The Directors think they will be able pay digdends
equal to any other Bank in the State
Mr. Hanna the President of the Bank, now In this City
he will be happy to give any additional Information, auo
may be found daily for short ne at Tue oihces VI ule u
dersigned. ,A
Pamphetcopies OF statement and charter OF the B a1
NAV be bad on application TO US NewYork, Oct n is2o
WfNSLOW, LANIER L CO. 81 WalisI
o24 I'm WARD L co. 3! WaI-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

NUUSICAI4.-Mrs BAILEY respectful
Iv annopnces that she continues receive Pupils
IN Vocal Music with Piano accompaniment and has adopt
ed system by which Young Ladies can ACQUIRE WIN Iac-
~ the execution OF the most popular Songs Duets Con
certed Music &c Terms moderate Apply al ~ 9 va
ST west side of Washing ton-square nil 6tIhSMIhSM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
NATTONAL LOAN FUND Assn

SRANCE SOCIETY OF LONDDON, c u UaI1-st
New YORK, Nov. ii, is2o
NOTICE Ia pursuance of resolution Vi i!e DoaII Vi
the hitherto existing mode OF loans OF ole-iaIf or
@ ts Of the common annual premiums Paid oy me ~
jscounued in reference 10 p0lcles 10 De mere
I-anted And the Board have introduced the iooW-
md favorable system OF loans for me lutnre w;
!h 1T insured for The whole OF life may at any
ho,Ioyg one nall the amount of annual premium, With
nt note or security deposit ofpocy and ia emitted to
division Of profits ......o
br rs value thereof onehaf the gross paid by a in
annual common premiums.
This form OF loans applies only policies hereafter
TO be issued.
party already insured To- whole life may, payment
OF small convert his insurance into new policy up
Oh the loan System now Introduced.
Parties already insured and entitled to two-thTd Ioe
are shut from sad two-thrd .oan hey prefer -
upon the terms stated IN the societys pamphlets o
party may moderate annual premium INSURE i t1I
life ard if he survive reach the OF oo years e
SUE insured up $4,000 viii be paid 70 him or Il ne "a
before reaching that age the full sum Insured VIII De pau
10 his family or legal representative
ACTING DIRECTORS FOR NOVEMBER
c. E H4BICHT, Chairman
JOHN J. PALMER,
SIWf-FSJ s ROWLAND,
WILLIAM VAN HOOK,
HENRY LUDLAM
ROBERT t. DILLON;
] KEARNY RODGERS MD
p,oo.,ytr IEANDER STARR, General Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
OPERA HOUSE-HaI

ENELLUWS s UPERA fIO =, = 49, o.1
Il of Lyrics 81 Broadway door to The 4 4mp Now
OPENING WEEKThs new e1d fP5snS SiGHT during
2 ths Mee aa FELLOWS sGH EToPAN oPERATRoUP l5
comprising company of u 3f 'Jsq B Fellows Faa Con
c To- consist ones Of songr Duets Gees Qqaetes Ono
sses &c Bq5sa nS n san psPees
1d,eh rents Doors open 81 concert At u O'clock
a6noon concert on "Wednesday aud Saturday commeec'
IN a 2 n'clQck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

The Mechanics and Manufacturers Bank OF
Trenton intend to apply for renewal of their
charter. Notice is also given in the SusSec Reg
isie, of an application to the next Legislature to
charter a Company, with a $500 600 capital to build
New.York and New-I ersey, through Warren and
sussex Counties to the Delaware River, within
ak miles Of its junction with the Paulus Kill.
The bill authorisng the Bridge at Rouse's
Point has passed the Senate of Vermont to be
engrossed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
FINANCIAL.

SECOND AMERICAN BUILDING
SASSOCIATION-A liberal premium will be given for
one share in the above Association Any member wishing
to sell out will with cash purchaser, by addressing
T. l.. Tribune Office. MY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

NEw.YoRx, Nov. l6, 1856
POWERY BANK.-An Election for
~ Directors of this Institution will be held at the Bank.
ing House. l5S Bowery, Tuesday Dec ), between tho
hours of y NJ aud Pm. Per order OF the Board.
mis- tDec4 n. q BRADFORD, Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

the cen;tal stock of said Company to s4oo,ooo' ana
Steamboat Co. between NewBrunswlck and
vew.York. with a capital of 100000
The Rochester american says: That the route
Of the Buffalo and Conhocton Railroad, through
Livingston Co. has been definitely settled to cross
the Genesee River at Avon, north of the bridge
passing easterly to the village thence by way OF
the Conesus. on what is called the Conesns route.
1t has been found that a route either by the no
neoye Valley would cost from s3Oo,0 900 to 100000
more than the route adopted-an amount that or
babe its construction on any other route thar the
one established There is but little stock r. CURED
to be taken.
A case was tried at Havre de Grace on the 9Th
inst. before magistrate court, IN hch the re-
ceiyer Of the Havre de Grace Bank was plaintiff
and the maker of promissory not. due the Bank
defendant The action was for tP recovery OF the
amount of the note for which TIE defendant offer
ed the issue of the Bank in Pc yment, which upon
being refused by the plaintiff judgment was rem
dered in favor Of the dee ndant. The case has
been appealed to the Cou,nty Court
The New Orleans pap ers state that further de-
yelopnents are being ~ ade showing that the most
extensive swindles III spurious money on record
are continually berg perperated in San Francia-
co. It is estimated that nearly $4,000 in spurious
bank bills on Banks of North and South Carolina
was brought over, and came to New Orleans in the
hands of passengers on the Ohio.
At Philadelphia money continues abundant
The Banks continue to discount nearly all of the
good paper presented, and on the street undoubted
four and six months paper is readily taken at g. a
7 y cent.
We find in the Boston papers an abstract of
the returns of the Assessors OF the State OF Mas
sachusetts, made in accordance with the State
valuation law, from which we condense the fol-
lowing particulars relative to the manufacturing
c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

a VERY PLEASANT neatly furnish
Ned ROOM. with full partial Board, for single gentle
men, in private family at No. II Waker-st. nl9Gtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

HeOARD-Wanted by Single Gentle
Esman-a Furnished ROOM, with Breakfast and Tea,
and Dinner on Sundays in pleasant Family located in the
vicinity of Broadway, and above Houston-s Address
B. c. this Office. nl8 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR-
HPLACE-WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov 70, VIII
be performed Verdis Grand Opera, OF
ERNANi.
Elvira Sigma Perqdi Carlos saoT Ay 1mn1t
Conductor ana Director, Max MIaretzek; Leader, Mr.;
Kreuzer Prices of admssionSecured seats parquet aud
boxes 50 so admission parQue and boxes the
ing Of performance 50; amphheater, 50 cents Doors
open at63, to commence at Il o'clock MIG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

(OARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife,
-ASor one or Two Gentlemen be handsomely accom-
nnodaled in small family, with handsome large Room on
first floor with Panres, handsome Bed room on Sc
cond Floor together separate in House No 81 Hudson
ST. near ChGmberS. MIG IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

BOARD Wanted by Gentleman and
-a0Wie, with unfinished ROOM, in n Private
Family where there few Boarders Terms must
be moderate. References exchanged. Address Bilngsn
Tribune Office, stating terms and location. nl9 il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

a YOUNG LADY can be accommodated
6-s ~ %h BOARD SOAR in Private Family Apply at 532
~ -. Icllle moderate. mis- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
BOARDING.

QOARD WANTED-For a Gentleman
IL D and his Wife, in the upper part of the city in the
neighbolhood OF HammOnd.s One large room, or small
room and bedroom. will be required Letters addressed
10 R. R. Tribune Office, Will be attended to- Terms must
be moderate MIG 2tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
ESOAKD in WILLIAMSBURGH-A

, Gentleman snd bis CO. - = 2 = ItNII'--A
men CA 5e sGcoanodaled wh pleasant looms ip PRG
NAIE Hmt Al . Flrst.st Minutes walk fr1n he
PecksP cry hohis rIu every minutes during tbs
day LocRt ~ very desrahr-hoQse facing the water
commanding tie 7iew u R.oozlyo, Neag-York. Eas
River, &c. o3l Ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

BOARD WANTED-And neatly Fur
with respectable quiet Family Ii is reqiireG for ner
na4ency references will be exchanged Address A. NJ
aanE Iocay and terms per month None others can be
- MIG liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

ROARD-Wanted by Two Young Men
ASn Private Family where there are but few Board
ers, within few minutes walk of the CITY Hail Address
X. al this office, stating terms, &c nIQ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

ROARD WANTED-m Private
II Family for Gentleman and his Wife The East side
OF broadway preferred Address NJ D Tribune ni9 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

EROARD-A Pleasant Room on tbe Third
hE Floor suitable for Gentleman and b,s VIII. or Two
S ela9 Gentlemen, may be had No II Leroy-pace,
-o~ nj 3aW2ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

VIC or Three Single Gentlemen may
~ 90 1U'aln pleasant Room and Bedroom on 2d floor
nj Ia w M a[a Board in Pryaie Family by applying
Ferry, Brooklyn 'pA'u'es "aih OF SCUM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

q FEW YOUNG MEN con - oo.o,,
with pleasant Rooms nDd Boari Mt 727 w.,
MS l. corner of Ninhay Terms iodra 11 W e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

BOARD at II AMITY- st. and Pleas
80 ASant ROOMS at 2l9 Mercers, Also MEALS in
0lra9 81 near Broadway Satisfactory references re.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-14
2 ar0airps! S0t.9Ctiass =!
Srif6e QInflnft bon SpdItabrs> unp
SSinters2Saaren.
eNrr gkhi(nScIDl1id Stubr
Ser NbilaOclpDi1 StuDr

in obermaIs pafeben nit sinem friitbsn Stod Don
Spdtabrs. uno Binter. @aaren-eie wobItetlten
Die nod iemaIs bsm 9ubIifum on9eboten mOrosn.
Bargains In SGoies Srce8iiter
Gcebrn rrbalteu cine 9rc6e Auanttit MCus DC
Gans, figurrt uno einfache gu IL Gents.
Seine AuaIitdt Mlous be Gains, neuer Stpl, ron
Is bis IS Gents. Splenoio neuer Stpl @aBemere
Don 81 bis so @ents-20 Sude fe6sptsrteI &bibet
Sutb, rctb, btau pinf uno cIaret, cos wObIfeiIite
wcltbes iemalS an9ebOten wuroe, nur so Gents.
20 Stude 1bwarse Qlpateas, nur II @ents-ei
ne ercBe Auantitit ibwarSe UIpacco5 unb Mcbair
9u(ire, uon 25 bis IS 0rC,ent inter QrsiB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-14
@fnrae 9ptttmer,
gei6enbefOr0er etc. IN Der Stoot MQens
t1uiL

9si6eu6siOr9er etc. In Der Stabt aqenp
tauiJ
Grercift bisfe 9sIegenbsit fsintn atteu SrsuuSeu
uno cem pubIifum ubrbaupt Die 4nSeiss Az ma,
den, ba6 or Gem 9sfthdft aIs
&eiSbembefor9er
in alien tefen uerfbieosnsn Smsiaen, nod immsr
na6aebf, uno ea6 sr oarn bereit ill., alien auf Die
flr,efe QnSdae Su oisTsn. Geine 8ertfdtte IN auf
Der floIihen SGite Der Samilten Stra6e cine turse
Strede unterbaIb Der Geformirten Stride, u fdorGes
oeaenuber Dem SartDaaren Stobg Der Serren 81:
uno &. Sdeer, ridmlid an feInem elten Stanbpla''
ee alIro er lest BAT uno INNER auf Sano bolters
mirc, elm poaftinciees Qfortemsnt GOoteNEa~
ben, uCn auen 9r66en unb pressn, Die sr wiGig
III an ben binieiisn preiBen db5uIa6en.
Sin 2eicbcntpd9en CHEARSE)-@ batii6
audi cbnIdneif nit enem eeidenwa9en perisben, uno
er earf id fdbmeiteIu, oaB eerfebe elmer Der neu'
moeioiten, fh6nlien uno befen i'm Sauntp IT, 1uG
nit oefsr 6sarfe III er beret auen iu esnen Die ibn
oorum anfpreden.
Rurs cr beforat oues taB in eiefes Sad einitIGst.
8enn ndmlidb nab Dem &Ooe ir9eno elmer perion
er parum anaefprccten pirc, 70 bsOr9t er cas 1us'
'teqen, ea5 8efIeioen. ba$ 9rabma den,
oaS @rab Qusmauern, mCSu er lmrlsr NIT
Steinen perfebsn III, cas- S0o B tenlaeenmab ben
uuo bef6roert bic 9eide nab eem Seardbnl6ort.-
gr bdtt audi INNER uon ben beifen NiateraIien auf
Sano um Scptentoosn auf Sefleuun9sn Su MAIDEN.
81 d-Q b e t. in Dem Sadie zines Cabinet
madsr5, periiebt er ebsnfaQ5 punftih uno biuie.-
lltberbaupt no ale feline Scrrerun9en ebr 9eriug,
uno en eoer oarf pcrlibert ien, oas mas er unter-
nimmt nur rett 9etban wiro.
Gr 1T coutbor fir bsrst5 9enO6ene &unbftaft,
uno miro ftb immsrbn bsfreben, ale bic i'm NIT
brer uutsriueuu9 bsebren, oOlfCmmen su bsfrieb.
gen. wouOn oucb IbOn sn eosr Der ibn fsnnt ocI'
enos hberjsust i(t.-@r bittet baber um 9ensisten
3uiprub.
George Spinner.
QQentaun, SftCbsr "a. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-14

Gu lmttreitnste 5c9t rsiucn Sreuncsn uno rCm
r,iiSntfu Qutiifum eraetsnl an, ta6 er nOh INNER
oa5 Mrhonts' 6au8. Nc. 237 gtcro Bite SnoBe.
bsncbut. 100 ct f6 aae5st bsmJbsn miro, aas out
ras an9snstmfsju bscitnsn, bic ibn nit ibrer Sun0'
fhoft beebren.
Da8 6ou5. tsfInort fb beiuats i'm MtteIpunFt
trr Gjefbifit, 6tqusm Iu ben Saupt' &e9eIbobnen
unb aneGrn 3spOt5, fowCbl ais aneern Ser8nu
sun980rtsr IN Ger @itp.
Gine tdqte &ulfhn Ginie Uertd6t bas SauS
INT ubr mor9sn5 fur Qusntauu uno 8nblebem.
UusQepctnte Gtauun8 nit eintm 9rOBen oCf be-
fneet fch babel. uno teben unter Der Qufiidt Don
Ior4famen 8eoienen.
Btein9un9en-75 Gents Yer Sdo.
9&s So SuItb
pbilacCtptia Wlai so. nq6NR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-14
9Stt6tt9 fir bic
SGSies DDat 3gllcllf0llar.
Gin ncuer SdncD StODr
fpeDcm cr1fmct

luf cCr n6rCen StItt or paltcn SaBSJ bra9 9enuetr
Yarbgr uuo Qcunas oaponrCu Siobr uuo gpiibsu Scrn
unO 8lns, uno Sanpcu, 9Ba9nr uno Cos SrrdEnpaartn
Gtbrs.
&Gccs, 8GnOcr, etc. etc.
gdnoer pon 10 bis 81 Gents.
Gpaiuo5 ron l bis su Gents.
elsie 9Gce5 BON 2 bis 6II Gents.
8cbbin cpcr 9inrn Don biz 1917 Gents.
Gmb,ricirte &ra9en uno @apes vUn Gents bis
Sbdler.>
glacle searbeitcte Gosins8 uno Snfcrtinss.
Giucer Q8ailt5.
9dce Bells.
Sonnet 8appsn uno Sabs.
Sisurirts 2acss.
Scarfs.
Srumpfe uno Sanbfbube.
Qlaio uno SatfCnet Musline
9doieS Sre6 Sappen.
Sdntp Gn6pfe uno Srmnin9s.
,Rdrnme, gtitS uno Sioes.
Sdntp SpetIeu.
uutertldber ober Spencers,
Srauer'Rro9en.
9laoeI asarbGitete 9ufT3.
9iuen @dmbric Suber upn ieeem Stpi ETC. etc.
QIts rpro rcblfst sctauf.-S7uft an uuo tsthauc CO.
OTNliiucre psrosn an gbtoesIpbSr YrtiiIu uricrst.
&, Moobp.
1usntaun, SetOHG IL. nqSRt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-14
~9la6rt6t
Sftoter "a.

0a6riht wirc bicrmit se9sben, eas bel Der nddas
fen @isuna Der @1cfebsebun9 BON pennfpIUonieR
Uniprutb 9fmattt weroen ~iro fur Die Snforports
runo elmer 8anf, mrIbe in Der Staet Q0sntaun. &c.
dba Gauntp eutdtst werben iou eenannt: ,.Dis
Enrmers' uno Me6anits 8anf pon 4Qsntaun," NIT
einem Capital Don einbunoert tauieno SbaIer, NIT
Dem Gscbte baiIebe su Srpeitunoert taufeno 1baIsr
su permcbrsn, mil GrIoubntB Sanfsefbdfte ansu'
fanoen, Iobolo fuufbio tauieno &baler sinbsbabIt
fno. Sno Goof, Sno. ,EGlb,
U. g. 8enineer, y. g8pdoff,
8. %. QHiICn, Swen SieW,
Soms5 g. &Iein, Ssffe S6dffr,
H. u. @aeuer, 6. 8. SamfOn,
gIatban Srsfder, 9. Barber,
SIS. 8 pOwtu, Gpb 9rn.
Sofspb Bsi6, elias @rs,
gBm. Goldman. Gil StsdsI
auentaun, SUi 4, 1850. S6@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-14

@oeten erbaIten am pbiIoceIpbia Stcbr, 9ebIeidb'
e MusIine. in qroBer Suantitdt.
100 Stute feline AuoIitdt an Gents, nertb 10
100 Stude Superfen uon bis 10 Gents.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-14
Sud, unO @aIiiincre.

Cine arobe Srf1tieoenbst pon Sud- fir toaren
oaS wObfeiIte wehes iemaIs an9ebctsn wur0s-
ebenfau5 GaBimere pon so Gents bis Sba!er.