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PowERLEss FOR EvIL-POTENT FOR Good
When pain or inflammation is present. and Brandreths
Pills used they at once seize upon the humors which
the OF the pain and Inflammation and remove
them from the body his quality OF alone seizng hold,
aud causing the expulsion depaysd humo is possessed
by other medicine. For Bmulrehs Pills operate solely
upon these mpur Nhch sutrnuul and affect the It's
su0s and organs affected by disease. BY natural affinity
hey seize these humors because their life IS below that
the surrounding parts and eNue them from the body
Young people cannot hut midlls aged aud old people can
IN measuGo approcie that meuicue which, being used
In sickness acts only upon the Of disease and which
has power except upon those humOrs whose presence
produces every pain, and whose removal removes every
disease Whatever organ is affected there these wonder
ul pills penetrate and impurities om; thus
venting settling rf the humors because they removed
from the body rheumatism, eycTs, peurisos pains ia
tho side dyspepsia head aches Cusyeness Asthm colds
coughs sfe hroats piles ulcers boils they give immo
daie relief aud taken early, prevent organic disease
RIaladies pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
TO their influence and millions OF human lives have beer
saved by their timely Ohi how important in sickness
to use that medicine which onS extuguishes the dtoas
and leaves No evil rnoct behind.
Sold At No. 29l Canal ST. Brandreth's Buldng and hy
s. GurdinsT No. 22l Superior street, Cleyeand and b
J. n, Wheod0n, Hudson, and all respectable dealers II
medicines dAV
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GONE no CANAnA.

BOsTON, Nov. II.
II Is stated that DR.. s. G. Howe has gone tC
Canada. His friends disclam any connection OIL
bis part with the late plotin Virginia.
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lg-Among digeases, dyspepsia and diarrhaa

rank as mol difficult We pleased to have it in
our power to point remedy which has proved eectu
al ia many caes and which safely recommend as
a certain and infab'e II has boen the means Of
rescuing thousands FROM unimely grave, and given the
glow Of health many cadayerous form. The medicine
we have reference to is "HoSTETTE rs CELEBRATED
sTOMAC II BITTERs." Tfeso Bitters wi ose virtues
are PROMULGATED through tho state continually uCroas-
ing In the flvor Of public AVID from the ny cures
they have have Doubtless the asceLdancy over any
rlutraton before the public,
For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally eveD where
noyl5 lw
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l,BY For well becoming ana beautiful HIT or
Cap we recommend f. RuAlns excellent s.asost
ments OF Fall Styles, at IT'S Superior street lie,
az practical Furrler, Is now engaged In manuiac-
turing Capes, Muiis Fur Gloves, etc, ETC.. for tho
Fall aud Winter trade.
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The KINsMAS STREET Orphan ASYLUM
The managers Of the Orphan Asylum (PrOteslant)
on Kinsman street. wish us 10 state that they have
not authorized any person to collect funds In aid
of that institution. We learn that there are per-
sons around soliciting subscriptions for the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, and some Of them locate
Il ON Kinsman street. This institution Is situated
some little wsy oil Kinsman street. No person is
at present authorized to celleot funds for the Prot
estant Orphan Asylum on Kinsman street.
Mr.. EDIToR:-I found the above in your paper
Of this morning, and as manager Of tho Catholic
Orphan Fair, can assure your readers that the
persons appointed to collect for that purpose, re-
ceived no Instructions, expressed or tsct, to de-
nominate the Catholic Institution as the KinsmaI
st. Asylum. Possibly the collectors, without any
intention to deceive, may have said that our Asy-
lum is on Kinsman St., as it is located near it,
But II any persona have given them aid, Intending
i! for the Protestant Asylum, they may have thsi
money refunded by giving US their address. 0rea
as may be our desire 10 support the orphans, WI
would prefer to see them leave the Institution 70
want Of bread than that aid should be obtained 70
them under false pFsleness.
By inserting this you will oblige
Yours respectfully, -q
.t.....r r. HAsaIE,
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DEATH OF GOV. GILMRR.
DIED

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. II.
John II Murphy and William Larkn, promi.
nent business men Of this city, died on Wednesday
| taat
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Boy LosT- INFoRMATIoE WANTED. The
Detroit TIlhune of "Wednesday Saws.

Detroit Tribune of Wednesday says:
mother in much distress seeks information OF
her son, who left home with the intention Of
walking to Cleveland lie is between thirteen and
fourteen years of age; had on when he left (threC
weeks ago. blue cotton striped shirt, grey linen
jacket, dark cotton pants, white straw hat, aGd
strong shoes lie is OF stout appearance, with
black eyes and brown curling hair His name il
Charles Dwyer. Papers between here aud q leye
land, and in that city, are requested to publish
this and thus lead TO the relief OF his mother, who
| Is in great atlliction on his account.
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FRoM LAKE SUrERIoR,-The Iron City, Capt
Turner, arrived in port yesterday from Lake Su-
perior, having been absent there two weeks and
more, week longer than her usual trips The
weather has beeu very rough and she has suffer-
ed much detention from storms at various points
having left Ontonagon on Monday, the 7th inst
She reports no disasters. The North Star also ar
rived yesterday from The upper lakes. She passed
ontonagon in a gale of wind while the Iron City
was lying there, The latter boat met the General
Taylor below Marquette, the Northern Light above
Portage Entry, bound up, and the Montg merry at
Churchs. She brought down 60 tons pig iron for
Detroit and 2l5 tons copper for Detroit aud Cleve
land The star reports the Mineral Rock as bay
ing passed Detour on Tuesday morning last fol
Bruce mines. The Sea Bird left the canal last
/ Thursday, bound up.
The boats will soon go into winter quarters
having done good service through the season.
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NEW YORK KLECrIoN .

SAcKyIlL LIE, Nov II.
No signs Of the steamer at Halifax this even
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by TELEGRAPH.
Reported by the Uniou Telegraph,
ofYioRi wARiNG's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AMI
HT. CLAIR sTREETs
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHrN0roN Nov n.
Tho southern mail furnished the New Orleans
Picayune Of the 10Th inst, from which the follow.
ing items OF news are obtained.
The gale on the Gulf lasted two days
Elpre GressO says two conductas Of specie
amounting TO $4,000 OOO-had left San Luis for tho
Rio Graude, and they we're feared to be In danger
from the mauraudng pirates.
Robles had lost ground with the church party,
who suspected him Of the intention Of playing
false
twas added 10 postscript TO letter 10 the Pic
ayune from Vera Cruz that Doblado had just enter.
ed GuanajuatO with 1000 men.
IL was officially announced this morning thai
tobacco and corn are excluded in the list OF free
Imports at Canary Islands Cloth articles are still
subject TO heavy duties
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DEPARTURRs,


~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either II abovt
trains Bouts vii aedtor by the Coaches stevens
omnibus Line by leaving theT address the Omnibus Of
ace bl Superior street. du0rntIttO Moddeli House
NV. II, 1859
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NEW BOOKS.
A GOOD FIGHT, AND OTHER
IA TALES, By CHAs, re- ApK, author Of " Love ne In
e oeisi lii'' 4' -ops rp'' = Genus b. coBs co.
IW0AEH SS IN Art AsTlsTs sl.. /! IN y ALL AGES
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% Hicks Sc near rnene lIouso No, 10,
Cleveland, tlYest Slds.l
VNHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH IS

II universally known n cyor Eutopr wheTo il Is estnb.
hshod iu ail the larger cities md tyon tng the
smaller towns, AVID Is So gr uraly approved - med
ica, auhmiu,s, not culy safe, qhck tl oa and
highly agree lr remedy against tuunltI
truuhuaunr diseases, Cut ulhn tumntrr uf htHh pre-
ut siren th ,rd most tuwttful stftuf heler Of
ths nervous SYST. at uu lcllar recommendation OF
1t o. Culllu 1r As Ufslua uul siguratbs bguit fur
the sku, t- bath is aCknpwl, dyed 10 To turasei
other rlVug'r iiu iltr tiuguitT combination af
Neaw, whtr. rcou .ud a risa, gAih tag in theso
ui Iisiaruts, p1,ls tIu VII e lulY i surl pow eru
way % cum'try tradicya Gases which obs iuatey
Worm ugs EV Fever sores, DUpsy uud all other dis
rusrH aTsg cd utnobl action of the skin
Rtu radically Cued without rAh biting ir ena meicin0
Diseases ut Tho uir-las Ngus, tWutIh, Coughing, aud
uus Of tunstiun, u uut adv need Zoo fat
rfmuyed wiihalr diihcultY..
EuurftmOut uf he ti,ur 1nl Spleen, nyspepsy Piles
MeruuulIau 'pIutuluus Swelling. ParANuC HFGteflgn
Affections, don't aud sometimes tpileptC hHs Doafnos,
aud great number ot uftor ailments HnccessfullJ
treated pf tho eciuty u Staan bathing N all thesa hi
nciuus, thrfo s tho nnprst proof record Nothng IL
ulsud for o., but what uHh unualN hu done, and what
every una may experience IA himsrll
JUST TRY IT
Gold and Warm W.tOr lintts we'll Shower Bath,
arc cnuusctol with this tstHbshnunt, aud DO usel
separately,
ricKEIa-A snglo Steam Bah O. cents per doE 81 10
A cold ur warm water Bath 70 cts; ~ Laz i.b0
II,ur Of admission Ladies' ruosa1ys THURSDAYS and
enturNs IN tho forenoon for Gtntumen during the uf-
tarutHais Of tho same days tum TO o'clock und 6ui
DAYS lrun y t0 ~ o'clock A NJ
HERAANN RAEnEL, proptloiOr.
Ciogaland- Aus l6h, ls b. als90l2sl
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~ Fine Silver Tea sotts, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings Labels, &c, &c
A very large stock, aud all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FooG, ELLSWORTH 4 Co.'S,
octl Cor Superior and Seneca sts,
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oTHE NOBLEsT Study OF MANKINI

THE NOBLEST STUDY OF MANKIND
Is NAN"But debased aud degraded manhood is curse
but too prevalent In uet, OH keep the fatal shafs
Of disease aud complaint from cires Warnings and
advice be found in the book HUMAN FRAILTY; or,
Physiological Researches" lt viii assuredy recall tho
back sliding from the evil practices prevalent to an alarm
ing extent aud be uneirg guiding star to health and
reuscaed energy Thousands attest tho benefit heed
ing its counsels aud advice.
Sold by Dr. BARROW, 1851 Prince street. Now York. -
Price 25 cents. Sent Tree everywhere.
SodJy GAYLORD & HAMMOND, aud WIN. FISRE
Druggists. Cleveland. nOvS
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Row AMoSo THE FAvcy,--Yeeterlsy after
lernoon difference Of opinion" Nofe between
one Of the "Fancy,' named Harbeek and cons
paniou named Pankhutst, which resulted in the
former seiEing large cleaver f,om butchers
stall and attacking his opponent Tbs parties were
finally separated without special bloodshed,
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CoURT or COMMON PLEAS Branch
JupaE Blsuop-In the case of Ohio vs. Mary
Jane Harris, the jury returned verdict Of guilty
on the first count ofthe Indictment, which charges
the defendant with forcibly taking the child Oscar
II. McNelley without any lawful means with intent
to carry him out Of the State of Ohio. Defen-
dants counsel will ile motion in arrest Of judg'
ment
Ohio vs. Anton Antwcn aud Sylvester Lewis
charged with stealing an OK, the property of Geo
| B. Merwin, Esq. Verdict Of guilty as to both
Value ofproperty SIS.
Ohio W. Hezekiah Stevens, charge of burglary
trial
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: CRoPs IN LAKs COUNTY The feezing weather
Of Sunday and Monday last found good many
potatoes In the ground Il is not thought how
ever, that the ground froze deep enough to injule
them.
Potatoes are plentiful at 25 cents, but numtr-
Gus complaints are made of rot
The peach blow variety is being introduced in
the Eastern part Of the county considerably
They are thought to be as near proof against rot
as any grown. For quality aud productiyeness
they are said to be ahead of all other variies.-
Onc farmer in Madison, Mr.. Miller, planted last
season 25 acres Of them Another, Mr, Branch,
raised from l2 bushels seed so bushels OF pc.
tatoes.
The Peach Blow are 80 much superior to
all others that they command double tho price ol
any other variety.
| Sorghum sugar cane wassgrown extensively the
lsst season, and the making of the syrup at the
various mills in the county is being carried on
vigorously. But it is said that very much o
this large crop will be worthless The season was
not long enough to fully ripen it and the juice ha,
soured in the stalk.
The apple crop has been the most profitable o.
any that the former has had to dispose Of this Fall
1t has been large and the apples have been sold a
paying prices. Good winter fruit brought 50 cent
| per bushel.
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The Courts - UNITED STATES CouRrs -
JUDGE WILSON --The case Of Rolcrt Warrax for
making counterfeit coin, is still on trial The case
OF Subtitle. same charge, will come on next
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CIVIL BRANoH JUDuE BoLToN.-Chidester
ys. Whitney et al. on trial,
We were an errorin stating yesterday mom'g that
the Jlry in the case Of Ayrault vs. Williams rem
dered verdict for the plaintiff. The JURY have
been out two days and adjourned last night without
agreeing
The case Of Hildreth, vs., Sprague Is on trial,
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HARrER --Harpet's Monthly for December
has been received by Hawks & Brother. It on
hand several days earlier than usual and is one
of the most attractive numbers ever Issued, The
illustrated articles are 'NWashiDgon in 1902
"Holidays in Costa Riea," and "Insects Dostrue-
tive to Wheat" The first illustration "viow ftt m
the Upper Terrace Capitol Grounds" is ono Of the
most exquisite wood cuts wo have ever toen.
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HoLLowAy's OINTMENT AND Pr1Es are the
ambassadors OF health to all nations, whether civilized
savage They need Only ii to become the only accept
Sold at the manufaciory, No 80 Maiden Lane New
YORK. and by all Druggists, 2so, 63o and 81 per pot Of
boz. nOyl 255
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CITY & NE EWSITEMS.
TRAvRLER,s REGISTER

MORNING, nov rs, 1880.
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RusINNSs NOTICES.

I5V-Soo advertisement OF DR., sanlord's Liver
lnygorator.
~ For the best qualities OF Segars, Tobacco
end Snuff, go to b G. Dletz ll7 superor.st
l-B- Travellers win bear In mind that Halls Ho-
m@cpathy is In Cleveland, opposite the Wedde,
House.
SpALDINGs PREPARED GLUR = USEFUL IN
EVERY HoUsE.--Another supply just received by
FoGo, Ellsworth 4 Co.
IEs- Ladies in want of Furs are invited to call
and examine the stock Ut l33 and 1856 Water street
FULLER q Co.
SILVER soAPl-SLvRR soAPl!-For cleaning
silver aud plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &c.-Another lot just received by
FoGO, ERswGRTu a Co.
For HOLIDAY PREsRNTa-Call at Green's sor
one of his gems of Art viz, Plain Colored Photo.
graphs, equal to the best ever exhibited in this
vicinity. FoREsT CITY GALLERY,
noyl7:263 2i3 Superior Street,
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] INor.l1.l 1859.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Sr. ySS0GfOIt's
q erttantf6 9tllen.
Treube fir Bic 2eibenben d!
Juna 1lmcrifa Sieareid

Gins ttsins Shaftsl prn piIru rurirt 80 ous
100 SSucn. JHsin 8atianl tein Wlsrturp, tetn bS;
fer Scrub pss 2ttbsms, feline 9eabr bsr Gutoeduna.
3psi tteine pilCu cine DoIis ; rbne @Clhmad uno
70 esfobrtcs as gBaiTsr @clIe InTpsilu9 rpir6 &c:
osbsE, 70 baB Der paticnt fh Gibt 70 fiber ruriren
feru, els ourh ben Ratb oes 9clhidteftsn @unoarSs
tss unD pet bcBcr ais pur ben Ratb CIher, Die uur
psui9 @rfabrun9 in bisIer 6rantbsit babsn.
3Biro nab ir9sno sinem Sbeil bee eaubss 9cihidt.
ruGnn 81 an Or. .. 9. gBaltcn, SIC. l54, Slpro I.
Srage, untrrbaIb Der Rate, philadelphia, 9Cianot
uiro. - 8eus iuo adt, rpsnn bic ShadbtsIn nidt
Die ssiaristene luterfbrift, .. q. 8altrR, Gt9cn:
tbdIner, onae6ratbt baben.
Or. S8oItCn's 3srfabten 9e9sn Ssttft' '0Ristraud,
Shpathbeit, &C., III 9augitb psrhieoen pcn Den &c:
pSbnlieben 9ebauoIunaen. @r bat buneGrts pcu
S6urn esEsilt rpstthc ourtb anoerr cbne Nuser be-
banoslt Esrpen narsn. Die 9ebaurluus surrt fc
Qepig ais Die Come auf9sbt. Sbtie6s eifsn Stanrp
Gin uub aobrefTre Or. 2Balttn, rUte rbentsfost-
trsiss: inc pole @eIbbts psiuss Saass uislsr, uub
eu rSirs ben Sag fssnsn, an Dem ou orn @erIuh 9cs
undt taft gu srbaltsu Was 9'Wis ift-sins rap i:
fate Sur.
Setruar 3. ral5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Or. De IrmDn6,
Qeetbtn BON Der Str NariS,

allpc CT bic pcrautpcrtlidbe prcefcnslle Stes als
prneipal lrjt uuo 9BunoorJt in Dem Scfpital De
9Pcral fdr 10 Sabreu betletoeie, pabreno rpelher
Belt CT unaufbStlidb in prcfsicnelct btuidbt ourdb
aSni9s, printen uno Slcbstmanner, pom ellen Ras
ticneu rcnlultlrt wuroe. Dr. De armcuo bat IN
Den btteu puno6rtlihsn uno meoijiniiben itntperf:
tatsu in oer gBs feline GrJtebun9 9snc6sn, uno bot
litb lrmit Ianln siusr profscneIer @rfabrun9 cine
msbr Crsauyts asnntuis pom SrantbsitCu uuo Der
msnfhtben Organization 5u9eyc9sn, ais ir9sno Gin
ouperer GrSt pen fsinsm litter.
Gr rTsrirt nun Dem publitum Die mriIt rpittes
arjsneiIibe bdtfe rpcIbs etue menftItdbs Camille nut
peranaen fam, uno cbne rpelbe es ptel 81 letoen
bat, uno enelitb ausarten mub
Or. De armpnb's Yillen fGr Sraurnjttmer,
fir Die See9uatiru, uno um bas sau5s Spitsm uno
natirtibe Organization, 70 rute bic mcnatlidhe Belt:
QcriCoc, rpslbs 70 cit purh 5u91c9ene @ertaltun9,
ODER aus 8srnacbtSB9un9 70 of cbltrutttrt neroen,
rpcraus oaun ebrcniihe 8rantbeltcn uno Iusjebrun9
bic Sclssn fino, in esfuupcr Bswesun9 su bnttsn.
81. S.-Serbeiratbcts Damsn iCltcn riefc gtlIsn
niht 9sbrauben, untcr 9Cptgen bccnocrn lmit6nosn,
cblhcu Dee Se6rautb burh teine unbsquemIlhtsit
teateitet IGin proc nur Dap s peridbert itn tcnn;
ten eag Ie alIe S6ltrutticuen wS9raunen, uno bic
regulate lItsrp 8epe9un9 berbeifdbren wuresu.
Or, De @rmpnb'S Srrren unp Samsn Sisrt'
unss'pilen,
ocosu ale GbrpaCbbettsn Der Ssnerotiue Sr9artn,
Smpctsntp, Stsrititp uno tcnftItuticurus unfrubt'
tarteit osr beiosn Gslbebten, welhes 9emelni9Iltb
bic RsIuttate rCa uunutdrlidsm G1iBbrautb in Dem
frdbsrn estsn fno, ahGr oureb ben GebrGub pteisr
piGeu, wisosr sanJib Sur Ssfnnobsit bsr9sltslt
ipercen fSunsu, pie biss tri uuyibtiben 3aultncSn
tsrsits 9eIbsben III. Der 9rc6c SbSpfsr tsatfdbs
ti9ts tauolihss @srsnd9en, uno tau9Iibs @clutate.
pCn bet Sciratbs- -5nftItuttcn, cbns luGbs mir Gin
Gibts ir rsm ercBcn Drnma oes ee6ens ftnb.
Damsu 8e9attrsuoe ptgCn, s. pet Der; 8tri
6Cu9enee 4ilICn, SIS YET 8cr Serren uno Damen
Stdrsun9ssYiuen, So per 8cr.
Die 9tusn fnr mit poller anpsiiuu9 in elmer 9es
Epdulhtcn Germ ouf9cmudht, um Sur6 Die Gprit uadb
ir9eno einem Sbeit Der gBstt 9elanpt iu rpcrbrn.-
Orbers aobrsFirt an Or. De Irmcnp, SScr I49, Ybi:
laeslpba Ycaamt, beststtet eurb Den prEis hGr qi:
len, rperoeu pdnttih bslor9t.
Der Dcftcr fam in Der Gratthen uno DeutlhCn
Sprabs, in Der ltrtttsten 8ertaulsttsit perftulih
coer burtb Srisfs, in aqsn iImRdnosn uuo in 8s,u9
auf olIe @sssnfanoe. ii6 auf kiue prcffrn te3iebs
emo, ee1prchsn perbsn-uuo 70 ptro CT audi BeIus
DE in irssnb sinsr Gntfsrpuu9 atftattsn, psnn ss
pcrtan9t wtro.
aprit 7. 1853. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

Sml ,uno @ebmad Der GRcoe, uno earantirt ftb
ju srpsiisu als bos fit pos fe usrtauft psrben.
Sn Dem aus9scebutsn lHcrtsmert tSnnrn 9cfun;
ben mgrpeu: Seine fbporie unp bloue Ns m O.:
oige DrsBsuno Srad q . dc, pcrferti9t
notD Der neueltcn gRops, aus franSSfihsu uno eu9s
ttlbsn Sdthern, 9leumooi9s 9elhdfs 8Sde, pcn
ihpor;sn, ttouen, 9rtnrn uuo cuen Sthsrn, uno
sinfabCn uno f9urtrtem GaIfmere. eGttsne, Sing:
BAN uno baumrucIlcne 8Sds pen itoer Hrt. Dops
pelts uuo ein6rdlti9s 98een in enolrsr SerlhiCosn
belt, por einfadsn unb fanrp Sstoen, Satiu, Gai
mersres, Stalisnifhen SGbcrn, Gaihmtrrtttn uno
lRarfsiusu. Ssiue lhporSe Scsftin uno fantp 90:
fen, einta6s, bslfarb9e Goimers pcfsu, ,Ssrb;9Rrs
ben.
G6snfaus. elm so(lss QFcrtsmsut pcn rptissn unb
f9urirtsu 6smbEu, {oemottru9sn, Ssmestufsu, blles
tttthsru, Grapats ShnupftGhsrn, Soientrdeern,
panefbubCn, Strdmpfuaorrn uno &s9suibtrmsn.
Scc6sn erbalten, Elm ercBcs Ifcrtcmcnt ron Fbpar:
gen uuo faujp 3dhgrn, Scmmsp 91cdjcu9cn, fbmor:
zen DcCtiu uno fGntp GoIfmsres, fraujShiber estn:
pauo uno cine 9rcse @srlbicrenbsit Ocu ntuen une
mcoioen Baarcn fir lprIu uno BSltGn, rpche auf
8eitClIun9 auf9smadt msroCn auf Die biat9tEn 8es
on9uneen.
aue 1rtitst peroen ptrfsrtiet untsr ber aufIht
Der llntsrisitbnctcn, uno man fam fb earauf pCr:
tafIeu, baB fis alIe re6t fuo.
Die ilnter;tihnstsn bcffSn, bur6 9cuaus aufmSrfs
lamtcit auf ibr 6sfb6ft uno ibr Bcltrsben. ibrs
8uubsn gu tsfrisri9sn. cine ScrtoauGr bet SentIi'
den &unefbaft 20 Crbaltsn.
Gbarlcs Bed.
Jofcpb ). Hewbare.
0et IA roSp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
BRIGGS & HELFRICH,
Commission Dralrrs in all kinbs Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Such as Pork, Beef, Mutton, Smoked
Meats. Poultry, Game, Eggs, butter, Lard,
Cheese, Flour, Grain, Fruit, &c.
Also, IN LIVE STOCK
1874 & 1876 West Washington Market, first
Row North of Fulton Street, N. York.
HOGS slaughtered at short notice
Orders for Groceries, Fish, Fruits, &c.
promptly filled.
All letters of inquiry will receive immedi-
ate attention.
Ba- Business strictly Commission. Sales
strictly attended to at the Boats and Rail-
road Depots, and returns promptly made.
JOS. BRIGGS J. r. HELFRICH.
July %, 1858. 1Y
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
0irORc Bargains
fir SpGtjobr unb 8tnter
Gr0gcU mo0S 90Ec9Ger.
SdrOt @de Der oamittOu uuo fstbshu StraFs in
Qaentaun,


Sdoclt' gds Der 6amittOn uuo istbshn StraFs in
Qaentaua,
fno Ie aufS altrts1te pcrbsreitst, es rsdt ju &c;
bisnsu, Die prt ibneu oulprchen. Htr ilno cc6Gn
ron pbttaodpbia SurddSstcmmCn nit sinem friben
Borratb pon Satern, Die mir iberSeu9t ilno nit ees
men ron ir9eno eusm onprrn @tatIlBement in bet
Staot trnipsrsn tSuueu. g8tr oertaufsn an Den
nitotritsu Baarselo 4reItn uno tGnnen ntsort9er
psrtaufsn oils aus anoern, psit MIR allies Su &aibs
rretitn eiutaufn.
fSrrtiBe Mettcr
babln mir cine bsrrtiht 2ustpabl auf-ouno, bic mir
.u ltbr biu9eu preiItu fir Saar rertaufsn. Infer
Stcd bslfsbt aus Grads, Drss:, @sIhdtts, uno lies
barsISdsu pon atItn lrtn; Seioe:Setpst, Seiosne
uuo ollie anptru Nrtsn gStitcn 6cltu pcn eoCr Art,
SpIrbaus. Rra9cn. 6cmosn, StciS, 6alstttbsr uno
anoSrn 2trtitstn, Die aus unsrm Sat 9straudt rpsrs
tIu- lnfere Stsioer psrpsn ale unter unItrsr ris
9SuSn Auffdbt pSrfrti9t.
Sunben 2rbeit
f'no MIR su alien 3riten bcrsit, auf 9eftttluno Su
MAIDEN, uno co mir rur bic bsitsn loSnoe teih6fi;
gen, fc tSunSn mir fit ole uuisrs Grtsitsn 9uGbcu.
Srprell uub 0hrt9er.
GGsntoun, Sspt. s. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

@Suasrs Der @sfsufhoft, felt ibrsr Grdubuno, Is
I u untsrlutben, uno fanoen--pie aus bem serbsrs
ssbsnosn Beridbt oss Serstdrs uub ShaBmeifsrs
bsrprr9sbt-oaB bet bsia9te Shoemsiffer um SIS 81
gu pirt bsIatst rpurps in Dem Stem phn Trsn,iums,
uno oaB cine SiIauj pcu $l4 Al Ju l. n'r ssit ibm
Ju9ebSrts; uno burb pCrberssbeHbe D0rfiefIuns
9sbt berpcr, oas Dem bsaeten 9Re6nun9sfabrer iest
cine 8ilun, pcn $66 Sc fdais ift.
Sgsusts unfsrs 5aurfdriftru bisftn 29Fsn 2ns
Sanuar 1850.
Seratio q. Ser3o8.
Sal. Klein, CgRalsr)
Hsbruar 8. ua3ni