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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10

hand general assert
Monuments Tomtsabs, Head Stones, etc., which
he ready finish short notice. having now been three
engaged in this city the business and having
direct with the celebrated Rutland Nemont
keeping hut the best kmcn. he Is
enabled sell cheap and give better satsfacon than
sending irresponsible agents from shops at
distance. Ny such that can deliver
door of customers, when desired. All
Will be ed strictly according
agreement. undersigned the sale French
Dutch Betting Cloths. Moves Grist and Corn
Mill ron Screen Wire, Plaster, Shop and Ware
Houses Leyee and Spring street, lower bridge.
X. L. ROSEBROUGII.
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
BUFFAIO TYPE FOU NDRY.-ESTABI.lSll IN 1881.
TJNHE subscribers having of the above
Foundry ready furnish at the shortest notice,
all kinds OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE. BORDERS, CUTS AND
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
The manufactured this establishment all of the
latest and inferior in the United States
in point finish and material. We prepared to furnish
the following low prices, adding transportation:
Min"n ..............................4S s.
Eou'eois.. -
small .....3S -
W. shall have hand, the opening navigation,
Plain and Fancy Job Brass Rule, Leads, &c.
Orders received for Presses of the most celebrated
i'll the ALSO Cases, ChaeS, Composing Sticks
| and all articles used in the business.
The subscribers confidently recommend the material manuac
red this Foundry, believing that they will give perfect
| satisfaction.
" B-Prces the Foundry adding transportation
ii. ii. HOUGlITON co.
| (salrna. December %. 1854. mvI5:tf
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How TO PROSPER IN BUsiNEss.-In the first
place, make up your mind to accomplish what
ever YOU undertake decide upon some PARTICULAR
employment and perscvcre in it. All difficulties
are overcome by diligence and assiduity.
Be not afraid to work with your own hands,
and diligently too. ga cat i'll gloves catches no
mce.''
Attend to your own business and never trust it
to another.
"a pot that belongs to many is i'll stirred and
worse boilcd.''
BE frugal. ''That which will not make q pot
will make a pot lid
Be abstemious. ''Who dainties love shall beg
gar prove"
Rise early. ''Thc sleeping fox catches no
poutry.''
Treat every one with respect and ciyility.-
'.Eyerything is gained and nothing lost by cour-
te>v." Good manners insure success.
Never anticipate wealth from any other source
than labor.
"IIe who waits for dc I'd mems shoes may have
to 90 lon. time barefoot
And, above all things, ''NH Dcsperondum,"
for ''Hcavcn helps those who pclp themselves"
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SCARRJTT 4 NASON'S

MAMMOTH FlRNITuRE HALL,
No. co Washington drenue. ST. Louis. Mo.
OUReXensve est ablhmt well known. it is
~ Iy to do more in advertise than
in getting splendid assortment Of Furniture, for the Spring
trade the most superior in style and quality and particularly
suited to large and varied Demand both wholesale ami RETAIL
An examination of stock will show it to he cpnp"sc both
of home and foreign having advantage to be
gained in either including the neat and substantial medium,
well the rich and expensive.
Chairs so $50; Bese So 500;
les firm 81 $685. Bureaus from $40 500, and Oh in
almSst endless variety.
Besides we have Spring. Ia Cotton Moss and shuck Matras
We can furnish kitchen, bedrooms parlor hotel or steamboats,
in throughout. odd match, oak cherry, walnut,
hogany or rosewood. In short, call and nd, SEE
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,
At the Old Stand of E. A. Collins Co., opposite the Rice
House, 81. Paul.
sadery Hardware, Saddle Trees ssir,inr Harness and
Patent leather Calf SEATING Bag and Top Iather Carriage
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
enlok tanned Sole Leather Oak tanned Sole and Upper
and Cincinnati Calf Skns all kinds Ladies
k% :k a se bnsn Pink ami and s S
Boot Trees Lasts, Crmp Boards Pegs Sizes Thread
all kinds Iron" Zinc c ana eHsetF H ThlMN1sc.
Executed at the shortest notice and in worknanlke manner
The highest market price in Cash paid at all times for
Beef Hides Sheep and Deer Skins.
HYMN BOOKS! HYMN BOOKS:!
TIE Parish Psamody used in the Presbyterian Church
Psalms and Hymns used the I'd Presbyterian Church-Rev
J. G. Rhieldafcr, st. Paul
Methodist Hymns. by North.
The Psalmista used in the Baptist Church.
Wholesale and Retail, at W. S. COMES Franklin
July II. Near American House.
GENERAL DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
DIANOS-Stoedard Co.'s best
L NfeI0deOns-Prince & Co.'s. -..-..
Guifdrs-Spansh, French and German.
Flufes-(irrHian and French.
Ffes- Cdssagneffes-
A great variety of Sheet Music.
All Popular Songs,
Music Paper,
Strings-Silk. new and splendid
tce, Italian and German,
| constantly on hand, and for sale cheap
+. HOWITZ & CO.'S BOOKSTORE.
OLIVER $. LOCKE.
VTIHOLESALE Retail Dealer in Boots Shoes. Hats, Caps,
w u'ber Goods. to Whitney Daguerrean
| Third street. above Cedar, st. Paul. Minnesota.
July edit.
article Pocket COmpasses,
IA F. IIOWITZ X CO.'S BOOKSTORE.
OAKLAND CEMETERY.
Ii persons have buried friends in the Oakland Gene
IA without permission of the Actuary requested
designate the lots and settle the within thirty
| from date
P. p. FURBER, Actuary.
Paul, S-rt. 1254.-4w.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
SIT Is the moral duty provide daily
bread his family weie lives. than it provide against
their being left pen!ic dep nlrnt the cold charity the
world n vcn Of his ieah.''-Edinburqh Repieac.
NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. E0G Broadway, New York.
Morris Franklin. PrcS':, Isaac &. Kendall V. Prest
Trustees.
Morris Franklin, John NJ. Nixon,
Alfred Freeman, VI. n. John s. Bussing,
John l.. Rodgers. Juhn Rice,
Julius NadSwurtl Piny Freeman,
Henry J. Seaman, Vim. G. DuSrutcry,
John G. Beach, Daniel s. Miller,
WIN. Barton, John Mairs,
George Greer, Russell Dart
Isaac G. Ked dali, p. H. Vandervoor,
VIM. Patrick, W. II. Appleton,
PIINY FREEMAN. Actuary.
\. G. BRISBINE. NJ. D.. Medical Examiner Paul.
NETT accumulated cash fund the LIST January, 1854, S14
0It,95 securely and probably the
qlirencnts of the Charter.
\ dividend 80 per declared upon policies
the whole life, the 1858, which, certificates
WAS issued to these who had paid their premiums cash. and
Interest is paid in cash dividends previously
clarcc.
The of this has fully established the
of the principle which is founded its
miuns are believed TO he due regard will
Justify. and its losses equaby and promptly adjusted and
death of parties insured but only such
would require in the disbursement of his funds.
Have insurance life. the benefit surviving
family? Arrthey fully protected ly insurance your
from the evils that arise unexpected death
Al time Of embarrass perhars utter Insolvency?
GEORGE IIEZI.EP, Agent.
Office opposite the American Hotel.
st. Paul. June Eft.
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RICE'sR UNNERS.-Sevcral Of Mr.. Rcc's run
ncrs, among were some from the Wisconsin Col
ony, were in st. Anthony this week, endeavor-
ing to wheel the Democracy into lines for the
support of Henry NJ. Rice. They fonnd the eff
tort very satisfactory one, all the consolation
they received, being one united expression of
loud and deep condemnation of the course pur
sued by Henry NJ. Rice, and the withdrawal of
number of subscriptions from the st. Paul
Democrat. and ordering its di>continuance. Mr..
Rice must look elsewhere than to St. Anthony
for his support. OF the large vote which he
ccivcd here last fall, we venture to say that not
ten men can be found in the whole town, that
would speak word in his favor to day. In this
community among all parties, abhorrance, indig
nation, and disgust are the sentiments felt to-
wards the man who would bctray the Territory
for the purpose of subscribing his own interests
st. Anttony Express.
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w. 3. SWIMMER,
GENERAL. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING .AGEN1s
No. IA Second Street, Opposite the Post 0ce ST. Lo1ass NO.
REFERENCES: W
Messrs. II. 4 W. Campbell, MesSrs. Hayden T. Wilson,
Adolphus Meier + Co. :" IL. 4 X. Is. White.
myl5;tf more & Co.
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=" p. l.. 4 =. VANDEVENTER CO..
Wholesale Dealers in
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING. & INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
No. I62 and 1854 Main street. of Washington
Arenue, ST. LOUIS Mo. t'-'
I'VE receiving Mandatory in New York
w Spring Stock, which will be unusually
prise all grades of Mems and Boys Clothing. the
fabrics French CLOTH
Shirts. Furnishing Goods. Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Sc.
stock India Rubber Goods win
shall Goods
dealing above articles particularly
to cali stock intend
low prices and liberal house this city.
mXi5;tf p. l.. s. II. VAN DEVENTER s. 90.
VIRGINIA HOTEL, ST. LOUIS, MO-.
TNRONTING Main Green and Second streets; II.
IL Spar John {. SparT Proprietors. Tny15-tf
NJ. r. W.
CULLEN e. SEALY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
No. So Chestnut street. 81. Louis. No..
WILL attend strictly all business
w Refer 10 4. NJ. NEwsoN, Esl., Editor the Times.
May 10 1851. Niy1J-tf-
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WOLFF 4 HOPPE,
No. 179 North Main Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
DIRECT IMPORTERS
GERMAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY AND TOY
GOODS.
CONSTANTLY hand, complete assortment Of Looking
~ Glasses. all sizes; Guns, Pistols Sporting Articles;
Buttons, Brushes, Purses, Porte Manars Indian MeScan
Coral Amber Beads Horn and Shell Combs Perfu
kinds Table and Pocket Cutlery; Razcrs Scissors
Spoons, Tweezer Hooks Eyes, Sspenders Eng French
Spanish and American Playing Cards; Cotton and Wooden
Hosiery, complete asortment and General Assortment
(Sold my15;1y
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LIFE INSURANCE..


yTNHE latest and best American novel; which is exciting
great a sensation East, just received and for sale by
T.. HOWITZ * co.,
/ IrDu
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HAVING Just received large addition to my former
III would the old customers and
citizens generally thereto My stock which has been
with great care consists in part Of the following art-
40 reams cap paper, 20 reams letter paper,
100 s. fancy note do, 100 g note gilt.
~ Envelopes. ,,..
fancy fam yI note, sMannns, 10 Legal.
200 long half bound, 200 do broad,
g day book, Russian bound g cash books, do,
so Ledgcrs, 80 Journals
dozen bankers blanks, dozen pencil books,
4 tuck, large, ss tuck, small,
s sc pass books, IS steamboat Inem
pocket ledgcrs sets eger, journal and day book.
1000 rolls common wall paper, 1000 satin paper,
dozen superior gold pens, 100 gross Glotvs pens,
| SO 60 Holland quilts, SO metallic.
Banjoe<, Guitars. = Acoordons,
Flutes, Harmonious, Jews Harps.
Silver card pencils, Faber's drawing,
French drawing, in sets, Fsber's common Pencils,
Carpenters large black p.,,u. c.rs: red pencils
4 gross imported Players, gross Hishlanders, ,tsI
s saasy; q , rslsin sl cards.
satin surface cars s.,. -. /" ename''d cards.
do. Violin rnstructsrs, DO Guitar Instructors,
f'O'enes' s..sr,.s. f'o'e''
nests back sammon boards, renvscks, rs
1nE..snds, all kinds, Dsse boxes,
Portable desks, Paper CLASPS,
$40 cseS >TsFe = 2 Carpenter sPtc3es.
large Of books. School books without
number.
800 Latest works Of the day. $50 81
Portfolios Of all kinds
Fishing tackle Of all kinds and 5000 other things
mention, all which lowest prices for
cash.
Ny terms strictly cash, believing to Be the
the buyer well as the seller.
Persons purchasing goods In line win do
my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
No trouble show goods. any part Of
city free Of charge.
TEACHERS wishing school have copaes Of NcGus
Towns, and other series free charge.
Schools furnished at very low rates.
-lt -e1 WI. DAHL
No. o, Robert street, saint PAUL
July n, 10e4-e2-tf. -,-f
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TNRESH ARRIvAL.-By the Excelsior this day have
II received De-.
10 hogsheads Sugar, casks Ames & Co.'s HAMS
10 Eggs, 6 chests Tea,
s do Sugar, 4barrels Lard Oil.
Upon every arrival of the st. Louis Packets shall
such supply
toners with everything in line.
TULLIs, LIVINGSTON co.
st. Paul, May Is. 1S54.-tf
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BOSTON FREIGHT EXPRESS. .'-
PROPRIETORS
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.


PROPRIETORS
CAPITAL - $3.50, 900.
TIME CONTRACTS GIVEN TO WESTERN POINTS.
TIME undersigned will freight by this line
Island in 10 days, Sundays
control exccpte for 81 Oj 100 b
shall Rock Island, and the
freight possible obtained from there to st. Paul.
New York must be marked skassOn's DESPATCH
shipped by Peoples Line, foot Of Cortland street. once,
1871 Broadway. af5s.. 0r. tfr4al,y.g. ..f.f
For further inquire the the agents.
Ample arrangements have been mads which
will be fulfilled. Agents
route that at each point transhipment
n dei0y shall occur.
must the depot by O'Clock
p n Receipts handed in the the
Of shipment, for bills OF Iading.
single packages weighing less than 100 lbs
charged 100 lbs. first class. -n4~aI3sl.i i.91s
l5rMark Packages "BOsrON EXPRESS" and ship BY the
WESTERN RAILROAD.
For freight apply to C. G. KIDDRR,
No. 2, State street. IN stairs.
The above rates will be charged until further notice.
AINSWORTH & LYNDE, Rock Island, III. J L.J4
J. G. BURBANK Il Co., 81. Paul, Min. ASehts.
st. Paul, Aug &c, l654-2m. -. -..t
w. BASS n 1"Eop Sas s1nv.: R. cHAnrLIs.
1VD cENER1t sTEGMsoH ~ a %cE Ms1s:a,'''
AGENTS FOR THE CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD,
Lcvee, opposite Steamboat Landing, ST. Psu nnesofa.
IL lfr41. Efh ,REYERENCEs: sr4s49sfE
D. ". Manning, Cincinnat Dole Ru,nsey Co.. Chicago
Riggs + LeveriDg, st. Louis, Geo. smith,, IA - g..
p. Choutears Jr. CO., James Carter Co., Gaens.
ChOuteau & Vale, b. II. Campbell & Co.'S g az
Buford Brothers, Rock Island, n. p. McCioskey 3n~H
Z. T. Sawyer Co., Franklin Steele, Fort Smelling,
II. II. Sibley, Mendoza, Borup Cakes, 81. PAU.
~ Liberal Advances made
"Care B.' D. 4 Co., st. Paul. n. To- nfls nyiSsiy
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J. C. BURBANK 4 CO., 1922
CTORAGE Forwarding and Coission Merchants Gsocefs
= and Dealers In Gfsin and Provssns wharf Boat, Paul.
=" - ~ C. +. WHITNEY,,
shipps and Copgnees nnd u 70 tear Interest 10 do
business With u, - the Of labOe and drayage is saved
1EYE1xxcES, ~"
- - 8. Pe9l9 54sH % nc bon Gslsns. szCa of
DC s.EsA;s . ssrasnso q 3 4, Gscpes. &c.
v. L. xsrshsn Z CO.. bas gIcran ~. w : S''A
Alex. wii1un. A9a1 81 !. o. Harris { Co. ESQ
Boefon. s.. Louis.
Charles Scuddeyk Co., Otis West,
Naming Stanwood. R.P. Sass.
Mart Packages "csvs ,. 7 G., W1sv Sssf, g: fssA
"A S.rs r.,x ..s.4 a9fnfe - -"
= 49, - q, IeeSs' - La-- $1,000 - -..-
81 ~ NORTHWESTERN ExRnE9e CD. ~ %
CoNAscf1pl 1t 0eLesg s0iA nhe A1atesH EspTees Ces
Eseat1ishe1 In 1881. =. :.
nor speedy snporstbon 81 ehs ana vauaoe
Goods Packsge, Notes. Gps; collection and psy-
mentor Notes. Drafts Acc0unts, &c 70 and from all parts
d TIE nlon. Canada the Continent o. Euupe. NV
Loe Goods Basssee, c looked p owpe,
and eli usually done By Expss sended To With
promptusss and dispatch.
Vim Be Dispatched during Tie eloee o. navgaoa
from q. Paul and 0alsns svesy alternate 1eaday.
- 800 40 = lJai7 I'D J. @. DURDANE G 90.
Z. v. H0LcOHDs, Messengers. - ~ - Dis3
J. c. DUnDANK,a J arcTLE slU Sasls9 2s9alsnd
od,cs in the New Po;t-ones Duiidins. as.t
q. rsul, Nsy u, ssgs.Afe- q a'f- p s,xe PAR
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Nh" i.nAnS


TUST received in the Brick formerly occupied by
j lrvis opposite the Times i}uildnc large lot of
Fresh Groceries. Provisions and Liquors.
which VIII be sold i0c for Cash. CAN and examine
found everything usually kept in a Grocery Store.
j. COSTELLO.
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66 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY intention to establish myself
permanently business in this city, and offer services to
Produce purchases Merchandise, Lumber, &c
commission, together with business which requires per-
sona attention. which experience of seventeen years
pursuits and thorough knowledge Of the
city trade, has qualified to effect on the most
thereby frequently obvang the inconvenience and
leaving home and business. Hoping to be favor
commands trusting that this Introduction lead
transactions and mutually beneficial, and assuring
you Of best efforts in behalf, am truly yours
CHAS. WOOLLETT.
REFERS TO AID. W. Kennedy, E. B. Williams W. Wayman
NJ. L. Keith; A. H. Backal Esq John Rogers, ESQ., H. Frnk
ESD essrs. Nugent & Owens. may IA If
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IIATTER, 4l6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. - 500 if.l
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VT7HOLESAE and RETAIL Dealer in every description OF
w Furniture, Feathers, Mattresses, Beds ana BED
ding.
ALSO.-Pianno Fortes and Meodeons. lG3 Randolph
Street, Chicago.
June l0-ly.
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RINEHART. ALEX. ZIEGLER.
Il. RINEHART & CO.. t--.+t1
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &c,
Main Street, the Ti,yina Hotel st. Louis, No.
keep hand large superior stock Impor
Domestic Regala, La Norma, Milar Lonre Cheroos,
Principe and other Cigars, of the brands.
Nav a..
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SefentliChe 9Senbu.

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uittagS, icllen am Sauie prS llnterIdrietsnrn
ans 8crn's 0lGblc, in 9tUrrwbctGall SaunI6ip,
gc6a Gaunt9, auf FifentliGrr Snpa pertauit prr>
ben
Ser sortrsfiIide S4affpfsrbr, irprustrr Gin
sutr5 Sottelpferp unp Strrrr, rrstbss rbrnfdtlS
Elm pprtrcfTIiGes SamiIienpferb it, Gin ,rsjibri~
ses 6iilIen, 6 jnsc trauue Ocspnidire Sibc, irr>
ppn riniSc sur 3eit Der Sfnbu &Gtrr batrn prr>
ben, Elm traunrs DeppnI6ie 9iinp, en Ombam
Bull, 8 Ncnat alt, Swei ppr5it9li6c 3udtldwei-
nc, anrcrr Sdrene prn 2, unp 6 Nlrnot alt,
Smei Sctt 9iIugS9cffir, 70 gut ais ncu, pom be,
fen 9fcrocseiHirr, 70 gut mic neu, fir 9ferrc,
elm tcnabe ncuer @Gulowngcr gSasentrrp,
Scl;Itltten, t6euldtErn llnp A Sstt Sbemel, gut
senadt unp anaritriden, pfIuie, cinige neu,
Elm preifur6cr 9fIug, cine ncuc Slrt Gultpdtcr, 2
CUTE augeitrdene Gg9cn, 9FugwaoSen, StSifwaa~
&C fir mb @GulapSNrn, gEinpmibl, Sprrrs
tctten, 5rud,treiTe, @raelrnlcn, Der rritte She'll
BON cincm 9irdt all elmer &lccnhIdue, unp lpnt
nod cine 9rpbr Srri6iCpcn6eit prn SaucmgYatbe,
tcnate dilcs neu llup i'm trltrn Stanrr.
Grepit unp sIuiwartumg Y0n
Srpen 8ern.
Sanuar 25. nQlm
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SeTentltbe 9Senbu.

Trnnerla9S hen t6tcn 6r6ruar. unb Conner
itn9S zen 16tn MGrj, an teipen Gngcn um 10
tlbr Sormitta8s, 1cQrn om Saule peS Scrlprtc~
nn s tnSrt, in Nicprrmocungie 1ouniGp,
Gcta Gontp, frl8cnpe Artitrl nuf tfentli&rr
&rnpu pcrfnuit mrrren:
Yicrpe mpYen 2 quite SamiItrns Yfrte fnb,
Sfrpr9dGtrr, Rinr1ict, Sdmcinc, Gin 26GulS
2Go8en nut Sors, Gin tsGuI5 98a9rn, Garrpan-
g2a8cn, 9fi9r, G90rn, Spt;itHttn, Sru uno
Strob, gBirpmiible, SrcbtnnF, &ib. mc Spcrr-
fctten, gettrn unp gcttlnren, Srl,. uc Srts
lrn,Sfcn init gotr, StiDlc, Eiidc, SGranfr,
Drabr, unp icnit nr6 pictrrlct !Snuc- nS gau-
crusG'rrGtbe 5u rpetliuitig ;u melrCn.
GtrilttanSrt, snr,,r.
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SeTentlt6e 9enbu.

gtuf Dienifags bm 7ten unp ouf Ounnerfaai
Den 16ten gidr,, an bciprn lagcn I'M 10 llbr
Scrmittaas, lcacn ant Sauie pcS llntcr;ei6ncten
in Norr.9 .98beitbda Sami6ip, ee6a 9amtp, fol-
senbe 9lrtifel oHf Gfrntd6cr Senpu pertauft per,
ben, ndmlidD
5 quite junae S@aff. pfrrte, ,ipci bascn crIt
Sabre alt, 9frrbr9clAirr olIer Nrt, 10 Stid
Ainbsiet, t3 Stid Sdwcine, ,pci 4gGulS g9S.
ecn, swct Boobies. Gin tgduls Saurrnwasen nit
Scbg uno Dsd, l6tulcitrn, 9Hasr unp Ggsen,
Strcb6anf, einr Yennpds patent SdsMdIhine.
CGran-DrilD cine bpppeltc SSaljr, 6ruhtreff
unb GjrascnIen, Sdblcifilrin, Sprrrs unb &tbtets
ten, 5tcr 8rttc, Gjrutbade, S6ippen, 9rrte mp
Split G'rI6irr, lmp cine 2rtt Gi6en plantcn.-
Serner: Setter unb Settloben, Sefen nit
gtctr, Cd mO &i6mf6rant, Slide mp Stiitle,
Carpets, cine gdttag llbr nit Sdltrn, cine "a
Stlmrmslltr, tupierne unb gicnte1cl, 3dbrr,
StSnner, 5iiier, mto icnit nod cine 9rcbe Der
i6eeentet SauS<, Gii9rn' unp Sauern.@erGtbe
gu umItGnblid gu mrIbcn.
Die 9rOjnsunScn am SerfaufstaSc unb guf'
partun9 BON
Sacob s.. DeI6ter.
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Sefentlt6e 95en6u.

@uf Ocnnerfa9S BEN 9trn unb 6rejta9S ben
l1ten DIGr;, an bsiben Sasen um 10 llbr Scrs
mitta9S, Icacn am SauIe prs llnterSei9neten in
SdcsgEbctDna Sami4ip, 2eba Gnunt9, fpterns
be Nrtitel aaf HHentliGrr Senpu Ssrfauft perpen,
ndmltd)
A pfrrSr, unp 9ferbr9cThirr, 16 Stiid 9ltnbs
SicH, 6 Sdbaafe, 8 S6meine, spet 4gGuls a4Ss
gen, elm CinipGnnigsr Sauern g8ascn, Spei erpGe
Boobies, 9fIage mb gssrn, g8npmiible, Strpbs
bant, Sruleitem, SGcmel SplSl6littrn, Sperr.
no &iibtcttrn, 6eu- mp Mil9aten. -5rrurr i.
slide, Stiiblc, Sefcn nit Jlptr, 3tter, Stanncr,
&ellcl, unp lrnt ncd siee Glrtitel ;u ,unitdnpliG
iumrlren.
Die Srpinsansen am Serfaufetase unb gluft
partun9 BON
.s- warg Gpbraim Midlp.
5eEruar T.. not9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
Gilebman S. Sbmeper,
SSonatban Oei6.
. te 0 ef 0 dfte

prrbrn fiinfti9tin an Dem oItcn Stanbplabr, TT
Der SanliItrn StraBe, elri6 nrbsn Der Sbpfelrrp
Sallr bon Dem llnte3ei6nrtsn furtsrlrst, alpp ss
ibn ter3Ii6 freuen fol-, re6t piele Stnrrn anIprrs
den su ietn. gr YeripriGt poB feline 9trbeit
rur6aus fciner anpern I'm Garmtp na6itcbcn Icll,
np ieine 9reibe irllcn tebrr;rit 70 bitlis, rrenn
nitt biai9cr, ais an ir9rnO rincm onorrn Gtoblif>
lement in rem ndmlidrn llmtres Iein. Gr bdlt
INNER Gin ietr 9rpBcs QFsrtemrnt ale artrn Itre7
benpe unp lir9cnpe G'rableinr auf eanp, 10 paB
li6er ale bepent wrrpcn tEnnrn, bic bel ibm pprs
Iprc6cns
Sir gencTcne li6cralr llntsr1hbuns II CT berg
lid hant6ar, unN tittrt um cine 5prtpaucr Der 0eS
mr8enfet rrs 9nbljfums, ipelGe or fd burG
9inftli4feit, ttllae 9rriBe unb quite unp I9Snr
arteit SuSuli4ern iu6en prp.
Sil9bman s. S6meper.
5tErudr I. na
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
SeTentltGe 9Senbu.

2tuf 5reita8S Rem 10trn NGr,, rGhiirnS, INT
10 llbr Srrnlitta9s, 1rum am 6auIr hes Inter-
ihrtetcnrn in 9SriBcntur9 9aunIdip, gc6a Co.,
DfentIih ScrfauIt werprn, nGmIidb
2 Qfcrpe mo 9irpcScidirr, 10 Stit Jlinb>
Vicb, wcruntcr juuscS Sicb unp Gin gutter Ocpcn-
itre Sua lA brfnpct, SGptinc, elm nrurr Gir-
9duI5 gGo9tn, Gin Orartprn gRa0rn, YFigr uno'
G9gcr, neue sSinpmiblc, Yatnt Sncbtanf, Scu.
leitrn unc SAcmct, Spcrr' unp onrrre &cttcn,
9Surimaidnr, Gin 9utcS 5rrte Yjonp, 3 Scfrn
NIT Hcbr, @dIdrarE, Ntl6. mo nnpere SdrGn-
fr, Slide, Stiitlc, SGnfe, ScttIotrn, 5GIIer, i3a>
fer, Stdunrr, mp font nod pclerlc S0uerns,
9ats- unp &tAsn9erdtli@afta gu tlmRanrli6 gu
melccn.
Grerit unb aufirartun9 Scn
SpDn s. 6elfrid.
6eGru1r +. n1lm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
gSeoperbunSen.

Sanua Il. Sumpfir an 3. s. esitis. epuu Srwu:
itDip, 9Gtha Gauntn. (eautr.)
?tnro ~. OrudcumiUcr an Gbarlts gSiftrt, 9iics
csrmatun9t Scrrnltbip, etha Gouutr, (SruCr)
NJlarr YR. 9otttricu, an Sanfcro Stpbtn, S6rr:
fautcn, gGtbo Gountn. (eaucr)
Srcrrtdb 2Rolter an Shcnas DIT, S6rlautcnScpn:
lihir. 9tiha 9auntp (Huuer.)
g8ucu0hbp aR. pautp an Seniamin Rupp, Stcr=
Nlotun9it Srpnbip, sctbo Gountp, (Soucr.)
Sufanna SubnSman an Scbu Snpotr, SdcpbSit.
boII Scpui;btp. ectba 9auutp, (Haucr)
9lathauoct fonrtr an Gtcr9e euorpio. IT,, 9ieocr:
motunoie Scpnfbip, ettho Gouutn. (eouc..
Gtcrae 2t. Tonrcron Scnatbou gRlono, ,StacttGcn.
tcruu [Ssppltbpebtr)
6tnrp Il. Orudtnmi0tr an gBiniam @iane, Staet
2Mtucwu (Strptbmeber)
aNoro ~. pttttrIcn an Gpbratm gNsG, (ecbrcr)
Staet Nucntcpr.
Senrp Oieienoerfer,
.9iram $. S3ane, Direftcr'n
9tter Ronie,
Ssbruor !. naip