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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02

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fatri3irt unt bat tets am 2ager bic feinfen Spr-
ten RON reinen, Yferbe= unb Sub 9aar, 10 aud
eemildtes .unp @@meine> 5aar au ben biuisiteu
WreHen.
Baltimpre- Mieberlage:
SIbzS fz@de ron prottz II. @barle6fr.
MuftrGee, bur9 bic Volt empfaneea, tperbert
pinttli9 { iurst. Sir robes wferbebaar &c. tpirb
Der bI1fte preis gegebtn. 1t52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02

Sell & 8ruber
serf.rtieen 9 rdir,iitn- @aaeen, @tpidte, aranen
urb 8ier-B entilen ; 70 AID ale fir @aSeinrid-
tuns erfcrberli@en @a9en npn 3inn, MeiFng
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tpil@en &anbolpb- nnb 2atetraBe.
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p60nir Cotton factory. J.
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3mi1@en @eser Msenue unb @nnmetttrase,
III a,r". Ct QpuiS, @p.
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zy5 Astnttn ber pbisen Gabrit,
g cuu1ii1o115 <9dnbler in Mebl unb
probutten,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
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Saint Yaul, Minntieta, neben Ter pct-Sffee,
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tags bis a@t |ub : Mbenbs.
.aa#s 8ebin0unoen
9luf einen Mpnat 50 Gents, fir auti 8Gnbe per
Wp@e, anf tinen Sag 3 Gents, fl, einen 8anb.
@er Elm Sud- Y~erliert> bef1dpiist poer
Der &upfer beraubt, bat ben 2apenpreis
baflir 3u Sablen. - alts..r,*
~ ginfas: Gin > Dollar. s5f1@@ 80"
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1teben Der Yoi 11as.t, ~a."~
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entb6lt Tin rttde6 Qa9er en9lilder, franaDij9er
unb beuti@er Bidder; S9reibnnaterialien,, Sape-
ten, muftalii9e Snltrumeute,
Statsnifar Grans5fide uao Deuti6e
Satte1t &c. &C.,
pianrs, BON Stpbart unt Mprris spa M9etp. Wort,
f.fortmabrenb an 9anb.
MQe Mrten pom n1ulifalil9en Snfrumenten
werben biQie, ianeq unb sat reparirt.
Bidder, MultalienD &C., ni9t an 9anp, fSSnnen
IN t~ar5e{ter 3eit bsurbert merren. 1920
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
Nellenre eriparen auf pieler &pute, wlbz
reno Der unterbre@un9 Der S9iffabrt,
100 Metlen uno "a 5tuncen an 3eit.

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sehsn sp't "a @rpl1e at> wie fclst:
Sfpe1ter 3uJ .......... UNI 7,3O gprm.
Die Gerbtneu,19 9el9iegt an Der M!ilmautee-
unb @htcasc Gilenbahn une nit ben Dampftvteu
am Safe Mi9igau.
Sm Ga Grrle fpntmen bic i3ise at NM 10 l>br
90 Minutsn Na9mittaBS, unb ~ ubr IS Mtn.
gprmitta9s.
9on Ga Grp7e aa@ Gbieaep fa9rt mon
III IS Stunren.
Die Yo1ase 1T 70 tiais tpie a.1f irssnb elmer
anoern Nputs.
8erbtnbun9en.
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Slbtclb @ilentobn ; bel 6pricpn NIT ber 5priccu
uno 8erltn Gi]eubabn; gu Milpautee NIT her
Chicago urb Wilmautee unb @atertpwn Gileu>
tabn; nit Ben D1rnpfern fir bic Detroit unb
Milpoutee uno @betpysan 8abn; 1ppie fit bic
GATE @uperirr Green Say rnb Gulinswcob
Gputeu.
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Sifet<S ffce Der @pmpasnie, All Der Dritten Ctr.
nabe benz Nmerican 5uule> III ct. Ya,I> Minn.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02

T. Getf, -.
(NaGfpleer Dpn GeiB u. @ree1>)
@ni9< unb QtQueur <TQbrtf.
SIT. 351, Grantlin< Myepue,
awi|1en ber le1s3ebnten II. Ieben3ebnten StraBe,
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Sabres>M usteQuneen tas uranium erbalten.
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Starter Saf, Don Sartfprb, 2cbenS
Dcrii6crnna.

Gbartcr Saf, Don 9artfprb, &ebeus=
0erii@ernn9.
~Saar=Gapital. ..........: .$2OO,ON
Mtt 9reBeut Surplus.
-@1eine Der obisen Mpblbefannten 6artforb-
.@tieQi9nften trerben III ben %biaislten, einem barr
sablenoen urp ii@ern @ei9afte eutipre@enten Be-
binsni1en serabfrlst.
Gitp Sire Guiuranee So. Of Gartfprb.
Baar<@apital. ......... .$150,OW
Mit einent 9rpben ueterlduB.
Yolieen Der pbisen wrbltefannten 6artfprb-
@efeulhaften merpen 3u BEN %bi4ieiten, einem TO-
liben NIB ~iulYe,ten @el@aft %ausemelenen, ST.
ptusniIen perabfplst pm
- = xbeo. Trenn.
Sn Der Office son Sanbrrn,
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@eieQ1daft ais 8erme7er gu f~unsireu unb @ppli-
%eatiunen fir &1eeuranjcn anjunebmen. 14t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
Widti0 fit Ginmanberer uno Rei(fnoe

J.Jarmer> Snperintentett, GleSelt.
1Uo2.25 j. 8n ~ anhl General Waeut. 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
LATEST NEWS.
by TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAnerican Telegraph Office, lincoln House Block.l
By the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-The last overland
express brings dispatches from the British
Consul at San Francisco, to Lord Lyons, and
a communication franled by Gen. Scott to the
commanding officer at Fort Leavenworth. The
British have withdrawn their naval force rom
San Juan, with the exception Of the steamer
Satellite.
Tie Arizonian says that Capt. Ewell left
Fort Buchanan for Sonora on the 31st ult un-
der instructions of the Secretary of War to call
on Gov. Pesquier and protest in the name of
the United States Government against the ex.
pulslon OF Capt. Stones party of American cit
liens from that State. 1t is said that Pesqui-
era recently expressed a strong desire for the
formation of enigrant companies to induce a
general emigration into Sonora.
There was unusual agitation of railroad pro-
Jects i'll California, and strong appeals are be-
ing made to capitalists for aid. The overland
emigration by the central route, it is stated by
competent parties will reach thirty thousand
and but little sickness had occurred. The gold
and silver discoveries in Washee valley and
Walker river, had created a great demand for
labor.
The special correspondent of the Alta Cali
fornia, who accompanied Gen. Scott on his
trip to the north, writes that the General ar
rived at Port townsend on the 18th, aud would
Immediately establish his headquarters on
board the United States steamer Massachu-
sets. Commissioner Campbell, who was ex-
pected overland from Calville, had been di-
rected to join the commissioner at San Juan.
No plan of action had been yet decided upon
by Gen. Scott. DIR. Crane reports the Gener-
ais health much improved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
Gov. Wise's Campaign, SC

CHARLEsrowN, Va, Nov. 22-Yesterday
was spent in grand military parade and re-
view by Gov. Wise. During the afternoon
Gov. Wise and his staff had long interview
with the prisoners, urging them TO prepare for
death, as the sentence of the court would be
carried out without any interference on his
part. Brown declared himself prepared to
die, and justified his course, only regrettng
his error in not allowing the train to pass.
Cook was willing to be shot, but always had a
great repugnance to hanging. Governor
Wise said that he was the only one that he
had ever thought of committing but he had
now determined to hang them all.
Gov. Wise yesterday received a dispatch
from the Governor of South Carolina tender
ing any amount of military aid in defense of
Virginia. Wise replied, thanking him for the
offer, but assuring the Palmetto governor that
Virginia was able to defend itself.
The Richmond military were all ordered
home yesterday, but the people protested, de-
carlng that if there was any necessity for
them to come, that necessity still existed The
result was that Gov. Wise ordered two Rich
mond companies to remain and also the Pc
tersburg artillery. Several of the Richmond
companies started for home this morning and
others will go tomorrow. Gov. Wise and
staff left this morning He expresses the i'll
tention of having a thousand military present
on the day of the execution.
HARPER's FERRY, Nov. 22-EUening-G
Wise and staff are here, stopping with Col.
Barbour, superintendent of the armory. The
Governor states that he has made every pro-
vision to protect the community and the pris-
oners. He has no doubt of determined and
thorough organization throughout the northern
and western states to rescue Brown, and he
exhibits a number of letters from responsible
parties in Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York,
urging him to prepare for parties forming in
those states. The Blues go to Martinsburg
tonight, and Col Smith, of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, with the Cadets and some how
tiers, have been ordered to Charlestown.
Gov. Wise will return to Richmond tomorrow.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. 22.-Marshal John
son, of Ohio, says that the report of his having
sent a message to Gov. Wise relative to the
rescue of Capt. Brown is untrue.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
An Ocean Steamer Wrecked.

SAcKvILLE, Nov. 22-The schooner Vic
toria which arrived at Halifax to day, passed
within six hundred yards, yesterday, OF large
steamer broken across, on the rocks off Mary
Joseph, Gugboro. Gugboro is town almost
at the extremity of the main land of Nova
Scotia, near the Gut of Canso. The steamer
has black hull, sharp bow and an elliptic
stern. Her mizzen mast alone was standing.
There were many fishing boats about her. 1t
is impossible to give as yet conjecture as to
what vessel it is.
SAcKvILLE, P. M.-Nothing later has yet
been received from the wreck. The descrip-
ton however answers that of the Cunard
steamship Delta which plies in the route be-
tween Bermuda, Halifax and St. John N. F..
carrying the mails. The Delta left Halifax on
Saturday for New Foundland, and is likely to
have gone on the rocks on Saturday night or
ON Sunday 1t is not likely that there were
many passengers on board, and their lives
may have been preserved
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
Naval and other Matters.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 22.-The performances
of the United States sloop at war Naragansett
have proved unsatisfactory.
The schooner Minnehaha of Maine has
been seized for violation of the inspection laws.
The U. S. steamer Water Witch left to-day
for the Gulf
The Merchants and Miners Steamship Co.
have put on the line of Boston and Norfolk
four firstclass side-wheel steamers, of 1900
tons each, and after the lst of January, con-
nections will be made with Memphis and other
western cities.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-John D. Winslow,
agent of Sacket, Davis, & Co., jewellers, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself in the head,
yesterday. He had entrusted box of Jewelry
valued at $4,000 to colored porter to carry to
the office of Draper, Tiff, & Co. The box not
being delivered he supposed it to have been
stolen, and informed the police, who were un.
able to recover it. Before the commission of
the deed, he wrote letters to his mother at
Providence, and to his employers. This morn
ing the box was recovered, having been left by
mistake at another jewelry establishment in
Market street. Mr.. Winslow was a single
man. of % years of age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
Murkets-Nrw YORK, Nov. p.

Cotton market dull; sales 1900 bales LIE for mid
ding uplands
FL0UR-Reeepts 1927 bbls; sales 1900 bbIs; State
and Western without material change; super State $3.50
@ 495; extra State $50 q S55 round hoop Ohio S5,95
a. 5,j0 common TO good extra Western S5.l5 a $50;
Southern dull; $500 bbs; mixed to good $3.50 q
SIS; fancy and extra $3.50 q SIPS; Canada super nom
nal; sales small; $50 bbis extra at 5.le a $40.
GRAIN--Wheat without material change; sales $4,000
bush; Milwaukee Club Sill; Canada Club SllS Corn
sjeaiy; sales 1850 bush White Southern so @e3c Ye
low. hew IS a s5c, old 99c q 81 Oats Buoyant South
ern and Jersey 40 g iic Northern and Western &c "a 4Sc
PRDNiSlONS-Beet steady; sales 500 bbls; country
mess s. q 5,25; prime S4 q 4.25; repacked Chicago SO
q $40 for new; primo mess sis q $50. Pork firm and
more active sales goo bbls; mess Sl562 a. 1910; prime
Sl0ST az II; Western prime SIS @ 1915. Butter
dull; Ohio ll3 a lSc; State "A q Bic. Rice STEADY SUI
90 bags at 81 Coffee quet but firm. Lard 100 bags on
private terms Moasses firm but steady; sales triilng
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
Thieves and Runaways.

MOBILE, Nov. 22-Schooner Mary Clinton
has arrived from Vera Cruz, lth inst twas
reported that Miramon had Joined Marquee,
and that both had fled the country, on board a
British steamer, taking $2,000,00O OF specie
seized by Marquee whereupon Miramon's ar
my had pronounced for Santa Anna
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
Heavy Seizure,

New YORK, Nov. 22.-Diamonds and jew
elry to the amount Of 100000, which had been
struggled to this country in the steamship
Asia, were seized last week in Jersey City
The property was found in the possession of
two Spanish gentlemen, who came passengers
in the brig A. A. Chapman, at Havana from
New Orleans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
Steamer Sunk.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 21.-The steamer
Lucy Hocomb hence for New Orleans with
1462 bales of cotton on board, sunk on Satur-
day, near Helena.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
Clothes.
YOUNG LADIES. INSTITUTE.

OUNG LADIES' n STlT u Il Il,
= CLARK'S BLOCK Tho Winter Term of Prof.
BUSHEES School for Young Ladies will commence
MONDAY Nov rs. Lectures will be given this term on
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. with experiments
Students not connected with the Institute may Join the
class in Chemistry, if desired Mr.. o. CoLLEsTRR will
give lessons in Vocal Music, and Mr. f. H. Russell in FL
ocution, both of which will b9 TO all the pupils
without extra expense MI ColeSter having been asso
cated with many Teachers Institutes and formally with
the Normal School at birmingham, instructor vocal
music well known to be thorough, practical teacher
ana his lessons will be of advantage advanced
classes and to those preparing themselves teaching
n22 dEWiw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
Burnt.

BANGOR, Nov. 22.-The steam saw mill
erected by Theophilus Gushing, at Frankfort
Mills, was set on fire last night. Loss 10000.
Mostly insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23

DOVER, N. H., Nov. 22.-Albert Bond, IRE
publican, was to-day elected Mayor by 125
majority. The Republicans elect full board
of municipal officers, and show an average ma
jority Of $50 votes in the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23
A College Rebellion.

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov. 22.-Over one hundred
students of Dickinson have rebelled on &C
count of the suspension of four members O
the senior class.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-23

New York, Nov. 22.-Counterfeit fves on
the Bank of Commerce, of Providence, and
twos on the Union Bank, of Plainfeld, N. Y,
were put in circulation last evening.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-14
sc q Cb + / 0 t.

sc q 6rt 0 t.
Die @cIeai4nfts Gertinouns. mrl6e Gicjuspr
teRantrn bat. 5wiidn q. uuO .. 9 6retbrr,
in pem BaubcI, 6iflASff hss osAa- -4Ngsy
5urnace. IN gtctO ySbcitbau 3aunlhip, 2etha
Gauntp, 1T am lsstrn sriten gpril pur6 ben COB
rsS OaoIO Strsibrt nufsslE6t pprren.
Na d r d. wirb oa5sr alien prrIcnrn aeae,
ben, mrlHr nrtb on teldste 5irma I9ulpia inc,
Dap lie innCrbdIb gDC6en ot,utc;ablrn bltm-
cpCr Die Nfhnungcn werrcn ben Sinpm rinre
SrtcpenSrItterS gum @iucpleftrcn titergetrn.
2laren Sd,rcibcr,
ucbrrIcbcnpcr Osirulhaftrr.
Jelcpb Qaubadb,
gNminiaratcr rcr ptntrIaBsnihait BON
0Gpio Sarettsr.
guaua 81. na4m
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Grecutpr8 z&erf1uf,

Son fbG Bbarem Stobtz zGi9entbum.
3ufrlae ern Ssrcrbnunsst in Dem fcbten gDlG.
fen unp Geildment. Der Srptortsnen Gatbarna
S6wanrer Icu auf SamNasl ben t5tsn Sttcter
I'm llbr Na&mittage auf nm Giantbum ictit
fclSrnors ffdbbdrsgigfntbus, SffsntltGer Ben
ou perfauft, nGmlib:
Sicbcn fbdsbare Bautctten,
licernb ouf rsm iiiO,pe1lidrn Gdr Der ltcn unt
Gbrps sStroBe, in Der Start gllentuun; ardn,ent
an 9cttrn pCn 8. u Gine uni Gdstman $ War.
TIN; rnttaltfno In tr 6rUnls cine irps 60 6uf
urO in rer 2irfs $50 Sup :--Dnruuf trfinoet llt
- Sin Il Stod pbc5 baffeiner.
Is::;HS ne6 @o6nbau5
GazA GsszA uno cine 8rGm GGeuer, 70 pie Icnlist
SeIbcBermarn. Sbi9s Gotten IclIen rntreosr i'm
@an3cn cter IN cnirlnen 2rtkn perfnult prroen,
wis &c Haufer am Saidlt6llru 1rin mag.
Is 1T nics bas tinterGabcne isscnce Gisrnlbum
Der ScritCrtencn Gattarina 6 g panpcr
lebttin pom 2tlcrtnun.
Die Seonsunscn am ScrtauIstagc unb guf.
,rartung pCn
fDiuiam 5ebwaneer, Gr'ct.
Septemtrr z. nQbg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-14
=. e. Cotton Mnb go.
Su6pruder uno Su6b6npler, gp. 400 &6esnuI


Su6rruder uno Su6b6noler. Rr. 400 &6esnut
Stra6e, 9bilaprtpbta, .
ha6su in 3ulae gu ibrem rc9clmagieeu GCrdb6ft ols
Buhcruttr uno Suthb6nolrr, cine Naetbcpc onoe.
ucmrtp pcuocb le G5eltbtnte on oem gHcrtb ron %
@cnts biS 800 on 8duftr, Die ein Sutb ron rem
8trtb psn 81 uno ordtCr toufen, rerabfcecn lagcn.
Snotm hS elm 9rcEes G3Cfhaft ais 8uhorudcr uno
9udbhSufIrr bcrettEn, fc batSn it zen &crtbct 8d:
der an gang ntcbern 8citcu gu bstommcn, prltbes
lle in Den 2tono itBt, mrbr mcrbpcue G5tlhcnte iu
vcratrricbGu. ais etss ir9cro en GnecrGs 6aus in
tbrsm Soth tbun t0nu.
Sr9lnb Gin '9ub rpelhes in cen &rreiuia'cu staa.
ten atorudt murte, miro an cen 4reieen rcs Qutl:
fhsrs 9dirfcrt. Die ScltbCnts 6Citsbsn aus
Gjctrsnen uno fbsruen Sodubrsn. aclorncn ,Rct
teu e6oies protbtpcus lribene DrcF pdtttrus, Qars
lorsllbrcn, Sittr 3aarcn, tcit6ars Sets GamCes,
9Rclais, Slcrtntinc. 9crol, Garret Sursuc;s uno
Cara SGmslrp. 0Clptre ectcts. Ssoern un0 cutils,
oaIs .6cttrn. loErrcu @uiSu Suts unb Slceve 8rSp,
ft, Sodme6crn, pcrtmrnais, u. (. 10.
OF $500 @srtb Gcithrrtc prrrtn in irtem $1,000
ulrtb vcrfauftrr BGbsr vertbeitt.
0~TYlrIcucn peItbt Clubs fcrnirtn, cotr ais aocn,
ten gu etCntn rpdnithen, tSnneu Bdhsr unp mtrtb:
prlle 9chcnte fir Tihts bctemmen.
Ndertoudhc, 3ctauitat. .ocrtimlural uno nf,
icnihaftths 8iber- piitcribs, IcitiltbS, Supcnile
uuo pcrutitbtt Vutbcr-Q2Grterbuhe 8ibcln, Sc
btts uuo Gjcian0buhsr- lubums, Nunuols, &aihtu:
thtr uuo ollie onptre Bdtbsr, rubtBirt in oCn @eres
nt9tsn Staatcn wereen on putrftbers 4r,iGen, ju:
ionmeu nit cucm freten Gcithsut gu rinem jSfen
BUD, aelitftrt GRan abbrCeire
6. g. Cotton uno So.
SIC. 400 Gbesuut Straes, philadelphia.
0CTN9cntCn wsrpEn in allen Stsit.n bss eanors
usrauat.
Scptcmter 7. 1859. uaip
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sc q G ri 0 t

wtrb btermit Sc9strn, bab bic llntersethneten ols
Aemniitratrren pon Ger Sintsrla6rnI6oft Res
prrIcrtensn GEORGE Sanowert. lsstttn
rcn gSaittnstcn GauniGtp, 2s6a Gaunty, CT.
nannt mcrpen iinc.-gar ptciensrn baber, mel.
DE nod an tcfa9tc SintsrluB BrnItaft I6ulcrn, fino
bsrbur6 srluht innubalb 6 g9cGrn an,urufen
uno ab5ub4atlm. m.-llnb Scl6s prt6r NOD rr6t
md6se gInfcrpnunesn batsn, HnO stsitfaas er.
iuht iclte innrrtolb Der beIl9tsn 3eit pcbltr.
itGtist rtnjubGnoigrn an
@eor9c 6onopcrf, ,r,,,,,or
,0enrp Senrige, "'''' w.
auguh 10. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-14
BRIGGS & HELFRICH,
Commission Dealers in all kinns 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 & 1s5 West Washington Market, first
Row North of Fulton Street, N. York.
HOGS slaughtered at short notice
Orders for Groceries, Fish, Fruits, &c.
promptly filed.
All letters of inquiry will receive immedi-
ate attention.
Eas- Business strictly Commission. Sales
strictly attended to at the Boats and Rail-
road Depots, and returns promptly made.
JOS. BRIGGS j. K. HELFRICH.
July %, 1850. 1Y
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