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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
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ino Iccben ron Weuucrt uno philadelphia jurddse.
fsbrt unC BADEN Den 9rSgtsn StCd Sitter erbuhn Der
nctb il in aasntaun 9s3ci9t pcrpsu ilt-uno in Bss
,u9 auf 8iat9teit fam ibm tsin ouoGrer ettb &C.
iteNt nerbcn. 2Gss mas mir oabsr psrtansen, u
oaB mon tcmmt uno uutsrlutbt cbe man feline y
taufs iCnitro motht. sic fiibICnpsrftbsri, Na6i
nru Seosn bsfricoissn tSnncu, in 8csua narauf
e nltbts laocn, ais oaS, aus mas ibre Sitter pabrtd
bsisbrn. Die Sitter bctebsn aus:
2G6ies Sref;=2Saaren.
Gin 9t6npnoCs 1TcrtGmCnt pcn OreG:Seiosn, ats
Shwar3e, Santp Baiaocr, Nloio uno @infarbia. prn
oIsn SuolitdtCnuno Yrcigsn, Orlaius, Dutols, pcts
tt @bpcurs, fi0urirte uno Ciufarbiee 9Rcrncf, ga:
tcuilCs, eapclIo Sub, Yaromcttcs. 8cmba;ns Sbius
;cs, 6irabanrs, @rtenicn Stirts, ;ulammsu nit ti:
uer pcuitSuri9cn &sritbieocubst ron anbsrn Sitter,
in Dem Q8c9s ucn eSritS:Baortn, pslbe an ben mics
ocriteu prsiRsn psrtouft wsrcCn lei
Reninaer uno 5d,cimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
OrORe Sargaii|
Sir bas Spdtjabr unb @in
GreEcQ ntt6 NOIcfsni

- 6S~S~ ~oNS <SSSI1 MI
Sdoslt Gdf Ger pamiIron uno ltcbstsn .
Auentaun,
hno ltst aufs alsrbSllG pcrtsrritet. ole r,
etsnEn, Gle bel tbntn anlrrCheu. gsir n
ron philadelphia Suriid9rtcmmcn nit siRcr
Borratb ron 8itcrn, eiG mir tiber,euat Rn|
men ron ir9euo sinsm anesrn @tabtlgsmd
Staot scmpetirsn tSnnen. g4tr prrtaufsi
nteeerifsu Baar9tlo prsiGsn uuo t5nnsn
uertaufen als NILE onoeru, rosit soir -ag.ss
pretfsn sintaufsn.
Tertige 8lribrr |
ba6su mir cine bsrrtithe auswabl auf 6ani
gu fsbr tiIIi9sn prslitn fir Sdar psrtaufti
Stcd tsitcbt aus Srods, DrtG:, @clcbdfts
bersRSdsn ron alltn 0rtsu Stire;8clpet
uno alls anosrn HrtGu 9RtlfGn y6cien pcn
SpsrbalIs, ara9en. ,psmoen, Stcts. 6olsi
anosrn arttftln, bic aus unItrm Sotb ottr
ren.- lInfsrc 8leipsr ptrpen ale unirr j
9sntn auff6t psrftrtisi.
Suneen Irbeit
fus mir ju allen 3siten bercif, ouf 9e|
mahcn, uno ba mir nur eis soften odnpl
gen, 70 tSnnrn mir fir aIIs unlsrs 1rbsiisn
Srprcll unb Mr|
aGsntaun, Ssptrmssr 81,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21

Gal; Gal; gnl;!
@emoblenss uuO ftiusS Sali gu pSrtaufen 6Cin
Cad eper 8uihsL ON Strbr uen
QSplle mb Surbgc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
9TcCiuLl tct6 QSreimio,

Beeenen fIdh otG(tr 9els9eubtit ibreu Srsunbeu,
8uncen uno eem putlitum dterbaupt onjujsieen,
paB he tbr neueS uno bcrrlldes baus, 9lc. 20, uuf
Oct Sdo:Setis Der IoamilIcn Strags. ,plhrn Der
6ttn uno 7ten, uno yuar nihits Sbdrs cbGrbatt Der
Rtfcrmtrtcn STRIDE tsIc9Cn batcn, uuo raB ie pa
nun ouf cine berrlihe gBsit siuesrihkt fnp. alien
Berlprechenoen nab gHunib ju oicutn.-Sie inb
ct6sn pcn pbtlaeeIpbta uno H,SupcrE ,urdd9Stsbrt,
init
Dem allerbeitcn uno allerlb6niten
Stof 9uter,
Der nch ic in Nusntaun rpar, uuo pcn ecn neuelten
StpIss uno fhidih fir Die Sabrsjttt ilt-psltber
Stcd nun unter tbrtr et9tngn Hntiht in als Qrttn
Sleieun9s StUde, aIS
N6de, oclrn, gBelsn, gBamIsn. II. +. 10.
ron Den Scinltcn bis biuuutrr ju bcn @rS6tn ourth
ole teen Arbelter, auf9tarbGitet pSrbcn. Sbr aufs
9emober Stcd fsrt9cr Ncirer III wirtlitb Gin bcrrs
lltbCr, uno miro an Site itbtr nrssnppc Gtertrofs
fen. SnbCm iis btipe prattiIhi Shusocr hno,
ftbcn lanse ciClts SCbaft bertcbeu botsn uuo bass
idbe cabSr orinoltdb pcrltsbcn, 70 tSnusn e fir ct
cen toen Arttfd cen ile pevtoufsn 9upreGbrn. lluo
ichs Nrttd Die DEFENDERS Geicllt ptrotn, mufGu
ren 8unocn audi anfs bee pagcn 70 piCl 10, eaB lis
fd in oteltr 6iniitht pcn fGinem onSern Qtabtilc:
msut GbSrtreffIn laP,n wGrpCn. Ssrnsr baltSn lie
gum 8ertauf
Ssmrsn, llntsrbCIcn, Ssmrsfrassn, @rasats,
Strtmpfe,
uno turS allies pas Su sinsm pcGitanoissn 6tsiSsrs
ltcbr 9EbSrt. IHe ibre Yrsis fino ltbr biais,-uuo
10 BADEN lie audi nur ci n prcte, ttbanpltn cine
ptrlcn pts Die oneerc. uro mad1su ourhaus feline
pGrfcn fir Die StIteGr ccr anocrn cS;abtSn-uub
man fam idb ltrcn9e carouf usrlaGCn. oo6 fs ftb
ucu tcIrsm anNern GtablirmGnt in oisfsr Stapt un:
ttrpCrtauftn laGen wtrccn-uno ile fiblsn rtrliher
oa s ctuas ncbfeiler ptrtaufen iSuntn ais ole an:
nacb Der Sdncsrs uno NtacH 9rstfsn. Se tittsn Ia
bsr UNI 9cneiStcn 3ulprud.
Sic fno oanttor ftir bsrsits etnc5tns RuuoIhaft,
uno s ucroen th tsts bGmubcn iitb ocltlts ftrncrs
bin. 70 wte cine Sermcbruu9, rurtb tiuiae pretFe,
quite uno faibicnotle Hrtitc, uno CUTE 8sbauetune,
iu pEroienrn. wcfdr e aub alIs;sit bsrjtb oanttor
flS.su snsrrsn.
gteli9b uno Sreini9.
GGptrmbtr IL. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
Die neue unp ppblfeile
AQentann Gut Manafaktnr.
gIte6er uu6 GStfttuo

9Ste6er mtt6 2tfftlt0
geoicnCn ftb oiVIsr 9slssSutsit ibrrn Sreunbeu
uuo Gem aG9emsinen pubIitum itsrbaupt anjujti:
gen, baF ie cine nsus
6uts unb Sfappen Wanufaftur
SO. II, gBsit 6amittOn Strags, slaentaun
srri6ht baten, unc Jest nit Siusm gan, neusn uno
bsrrIiaen stCd osrfbSntsn, bstcu uno usumcpi9itsn
SOiiten unp Sappen alter Dirt,
~ fhidGdb fdr bic SubrsSsit, prlsbsu
1 Fnp. Sic fno entlthlClIsn ibre G5utsr
" on Den outrntSori9lttn prsiben gu psrs
Ak taufsr--lc ncblfetl eaB fG ielblt acrp:g
in Den Secltdpru Der lncn nitbt un:
srpGrtauft mcrosn tSnnsn. Sbr Gtcd III aan, neu
uno bic Nrttd in brCm Sah psrpcn iitber uirsrno:
pc ON ShcnbSit, Site uuo 8iui9trit dbsrtrcfTen.
Sic fdblGn dtsrSsu9t oas fe alIe Inlprcbsnoe pclI,
tcmmen befrcoi9eu tGnnGn, inoem ole 2rtitsl bic in
sinen uclitinoeen put uno 8appeuitcbr aebSren
tsi ibntn aniuirsfsn fnb. Snoem ibrs quite unp
RappCn ttinabs ollie uutCr ibrsr ei9Gnsn luficbt in
brCr et9euen Manufattur pCrferti9t pcrbsn, 70 ten;
nsn iCb dudD ale odrauf pcraBen, oaR ic pon crier
Site fno, uno nislnano oamit bctrc9Gn miro.
GrS Sbre GcGshSfts pereen bsini SrcB: uno 6teins
Bertauf bstrisber uno Stcbrbalttr pom eanee pers
oen Cs 9epiB ;u ibrem @crtbCil fnoen psnn ie bei
ibnsn anrufsn che Te ionitwo taufCu.
0rT-Sie fno oant6ar fdr bsretts 9cne6Gne Suno:
aft uno rperosn ourb CUTE artitel uuo biUise rCis
&c ibrs 8uncfbuft immsr nod psitsr aus;ursbnsn
fuben.
Husuf Is. nal5
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
6rpacretcu.

nbsrrtihss Ihcrtsulsnt pen grcSries, als 3u:
GaFss, Syrup, &bec. Shlnttu, Ysst @;ipdrjt,
clnen u.f ~. an pano uno 3u perteufen tst
g8pl(c unb Surbge.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
Saufabftattmm0.
BRIGGS q HELFRICH,
Commission praIrrs in all hinns 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 g. lS5 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 immed-
ate attention.
H6- Business strictly Commission. Sales
strictly attended to at the Boats and Rail-
road Depots, and returns promptly made.
JOS. BRIGGS j. K. HELFRICH.
July 2S, 1859. tY
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
sd ofrele Ell.

SO. l, 2 unO }, in /, unO sanEn 8Srrsts. gu
babeu bs
........ gSpQe unb Surbae.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
6rOeer Nerfanf.

0rOfser 0Serfal,f.
SIM GrOBrn unb &leinen ant Stpbr BON
@tQtam 9. Wetl,
Sriber nur 0rpbDerfdufer
Die nGbite S6ire gum 2(uenbauIe,
9tlcntdnn, SSa.
Orr tlnterSeiGnete bat li6 entI6to6rn unS gn.
prbnuneen setrpffen, bis ben fen nd6Ien Sanu.
ar Qlentdun ;u psrlaBen, uno UNI Isinm erc6sn
0iterlcd lcs 3u perben, IN er 3u Dem gntl6luB
aetcmmen, feline gDaarn I'm Urc6rn 70 pir
I'M & Rteinen gum 8erfauf an3utisten eant
9rOrmann cine Gslesentst babe, 10 3 feis
Ie q Il ter gu taufsn. lin ben srceen Stcd
absr tn 70 fur3er 9sit prrfaufen gu fGnnsn, IN g
entfAlobsn fsine 0aarsn an folfen 9rcieen an.
SubIeten, bab Sisle ii4 er0aunen rsrbrn, rrenn lie
ausfueen pelhe prcfte 1s bteber bs,att tabsn.
81 sitt bem putlitum Die 8erli6sruns, pnB btst
fsin Sumtu9 iif. unp Elm jebrr @rttsl wsldsr In
istnsni Stctr pertauft pirb, wiro tparrantirt bas
Su iein, trte anes8rten rptrp. Sein Stcd trllsbt
aus elmer lstr 9rcben 9srI6tebrnbett, als !:
@eibe baumlpcQene @eibsframpfe bon
81 su 25 Gents oas 9aor oo., brauz
lie, 9elnirte uno i6warje, ale an bon
64 bis 25 Gents Babies ieioene uno
baumpollene 6ano Ibube an bon 81
bic 25 Gents; &doies uno &inoer Wos
bair Witt6 an bon l24 biz so @entS /;
8eibe 9orpn uno 9inen Sodtii1er an
pon Ct bis 25 SentS.
Serner:-Gine 9rc6e Qustpabl Gms
broioeries, umfaBeno 5000 feline Babies
Collars, BON | Sent biz 2 Sbaler per
Gtiif {; Collars uno Qermel in
. Setts, an 25 Gents bis So.
Gin GROCER Stcd pun 6dmmrn, (StrsbO 5of'
ten, Rn6pfsn, glabeln, Stsdnabsln, (Srelen)
2dpts, Spu9l'gGbts, BON spsr SensnnunS.
Gbenfalls d 8 Baarrn gum @rtrau9 Der
Nannslsute, ais:
S6por;e unb fGncp feioene uno Sing
bam @rapatten, iei0ene Sa6tG6er II.
.6alStGber bon ieber Qrt, 0olcntrds
ger, 9ollars uno Suien, II. (. 10.
1lnb nun tOmmt bic sr5bte Grlsosnbsit fdr Gd'
biss, fir fOlde pslGe
@errliebe s5eipelrD
sa taufen pdnI6rn. DaBsItr mirb an jebsm grets
psrfauft, sIsihpisl mas eS sstUlst bat. - Dobe
Iumnlt uno bclrt une launst iiber mrine 9rri6e.
Or bistst aud sum gertauf an, fetn
@wA GcrtreflibeS 4-ltBfistes 6af.
E;::M fteinernes Stpbrbaus,
~ wsldes CT ssscnpSrtig bsnubt. an ma :
bissn SrDinsunsCn gum Ssrtauf an. Ssiig tann
bis ben tlisn Sanuar 1860 9esetsn werpen.
81. S.-9m SAT- baBslte bis babin nat yer.
Fault Istn IClIte, IOa bann Der critic unp Oisrts
StOd nit Sdiemsnt an stnsn 8atrn 9ebnsmann
psrrentet Ssreen.
Santbar far ttstsr ssnOesns llntsrndbuns,
bcft er auf cine 5Uroausr perlsltsn, tts Iein gro
6sr Stcd ausprtauft ii.
gSi(liam 9. gBeil.
Wpril 20. natv
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
Gbarle6 &ed,
GaufmannSzS6n
tn Wllentdnn,
S0atbt Dem aubliFIm iiherhourt 1frbt,,

gnyt9G eoe CT
mannssS cbntieeI
frGOcr ron 8ed
barb, nun Guf
Hsebnun9 tsireid
ani olten @taneA
NO. 35 Or
Straes,|
fbrS9 9rsrutibsr|
ntrtsR Airths.
nen pcnfdnf i9er|
rtibrn Sted pc1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
@rpScrtcm! @5rpscretcm !

Gin pclIes Ifortcment Srcprsisu, als 6afee, pcn
allen 8snennuuscn, RcIaiiss. ,ocns, Sbes, Spsises
3udcr, 9bctclaoe, 92cfnsn-wdbes a(es on aau,
uisoSren YrsiGsn psrtauft miro bri
Nsningcr unb S6simsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
GiSch ! GifdhI Ei5cf,H

ats SRotrstcn SIC. unp 2. in 9anjsu, batten uno
pirrtsI Sdrrels, Stacffh, 9elrcdnste Gcefh, Scr:
rin9E, u. p.-pdtht fe an ben rieoCrliGn YrsBCu
cfiCrirsn.
gfsntnser unO Shtimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21
SuicnS= =2Saarcn

Gin poGIes AiIortsmeut in SCtts, beim DueCnt
cosr pabeuecnb, i'm Stcbr uno ju prrtaufen bel
gSplle unb Vurbae.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21

SurS rper ir9suo stIros aus Dem 5ob
mauns:S :SdnsiOers taufrn mill, Der ruff q
6 barles q d.
Cine fanfunc:y ypanIis:idbri9s Grfobru
mem gelh6ft feet MID in Den Stano. lcles
rintauftn iu fSnnsn, ais gut eauerbaft VI
hno, uno idb bin titsrjsu9t, cob itb ale s
pSGiaen 3ufrisosnbsit in alien 6iniihtes
fam. Die altsn auuocu Der permaiia
unp 70 pitls nsus aIs cs iohidlith Rnhsn Il
freuncfbaftlihft einsslaecn onsurufen III
iebf 81 isbeu.
ALE 8sItsuuu9sn perosn nit Dant an
unO prompt b'crst. uuo fertiec Sleis
an ben alsrnItbrisAsn grsiIsn
csrtauft. 1uf fsrusrn Sablrriheu 3ulpru
rSrtlsttt rhit abtune Charles
aasntaun, Sstcbsr 10, 1859.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-21

9teuen 80 aaren
tins. .tt9t, petbsn CT Der mdnntiten 8l
biemit ii empf:hlen wdnidt. Seiu aHcrt|
fuet cine grcFs auswatl
Sdbsr pen iteer Sartt,
Ganlmerss-tthr bsrrtihs GErse|
Satinstts ptn isbCm Str,
@siisputtsrns, pcn Den
fen bis ju esrpEbnltd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06
TELEGEAPFr1.

"ATssrcwy, : z Jay 5 1873
Ar Ianpuntsin arrived here ;s morning with ths re-
mains of his asral ship l. vii be exhibited acre feY
oayf, when he via repair IT. ana uase Lnctbsr yJgase
from Chicago eastward. Mr.. Lrm9ursatI Ia slightly ia.
Jured about die fare and mbs l,esefs eager ADD yds
r'infnei to their homes yesterday.
LATcangy Pa, IUly 5, 1859.
vice. nc elonant, rttuJaed here lie, eyeaiag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

,v.u,-... 20 d,ssrihute among the
Wire promised yourg NressS"n' ,,snt NJ W,se upol
ptopie where he should oeaIo eager nud "a Moua
ucuLtpr the car, NV ~1uo'u oos ana stated that dr.
Ian IL ire as,emh~o mass " pal Mr. Ia Mnunlap tas
eager hcr tufr'hsse tor .p ns,,ah N uer Eorm 49,,
recbsnicfl skps, and low DC % ma Is "@p"'
Of he cc-''T>ot, sro come J" y" ",an~ - g'o.y 49,.
rpeHrrSed Ststee tSp'ese 'orwAr'eu W sar
con soy spae hsg coS'phps IRE ADJ papers, Sesu"h
W. ", rome eight or zen POUNDS Upon Aae s.pA 40
q, in,ea he ioio~ipe'-
,,n villa s,.,p. xx,ress cor,usuy No 81 Brss /
ASsa , ,t,s nss n ssst from - ou,s by toe er q
%,a s,s 10 July l. siesse oesiisa"" "sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

CLEas. CAPABLE AND COsrEST8D 81 81 W 4srs
y attn stiop mad Of all work; 10 good plsa v1ok
good baker snd splendid wssber and rouer Call 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

"A estsnt sr desires situatren 70 do seners hoass
psti cuok, washer EOIer qtllg 40 a
snort distance in the apply 4V7 ssy up
htAifs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06


a YOUNG b. DIV or THE BiGHssr N,sP Co AB Try
y eesres To obtain situation sales 10 s4 tn,
merry business
non or win housekespor rssp-ctsble fAp,iv
week. b " IA herAld otDce, NJ odse.
bOAen N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

a UlSPsTknE GIhL WARTS SITUATION TO Do
u he hourss OF rd AL fariy-u,ne ohera need A
piys good plain washer and ioner The beat Oh &c
iorsee given Gall at i6 Fosyb o., iIst door Sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

4 BTU ALTON " ANTED-BY YOU'VE woMss, "a
anndress or cbannefnAaid In family. Cal al
4s2 Greenwich IT., for two dsys, A, n. TO 4 IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

( COOK, o. ExPEaisNJk AND CAPABTLaTY,
n wshcs situation private family ~heTe have
charge OF the kehen she pastries
aDd je,.s bat d. clas awIies neoo any
objection has
cAys a. 81 VISIT lstn st., Detseea ola and 9Th sges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

EXPskiENSED DkkssMSRr. WISHES 70 o.
- tan more work by tho day In private ilmNiss folly
aud % recommended by hss "A
for lsp address No. Ss 9Th Of at
rom, third floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

WAN1ED-A INTUITION BY RgsPs It sBLH
yo.ng eonaD, 70 do general bouse vnrk in small fAni-
~ no objection 20 the country for The Good city
reference fum hi last p,s-e Re alt al 2iS cTige
street. between Concord and 1hary, Brooklyn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

~~~~>~<~S< wv ~ w.
. YOUNG -iHL WAISTS a sITD aTAUs Do A0usi
y wurs ian be seen ~ her prts ~ enpl ors 29l Js
,t, hrotkn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

. IhsPhCiABiA GIRL WAISTS A elpUArIoS Az
IA oDsrGDertnad Or Waiter, cs o. cndrea IA,
good ey Je,sfence apply i5r Te .s 63s ct av cor
nlr Of .Ut st. = - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

RESPECT ABLE YOUNG WOMAN wisHss :
a siuAtlon mad baoy and sitn Lady for ,hs
tuYer Css te Tor ,wo Gays al ss ss S,ta ", be
iween 5th and 6th ayes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

Z YoUno WOMAN WAISTS sIruA ~yOy ssCgsM
IA brpsid and ~tiese objection N the count
10 Objection 10 we homework trnal fanlv God
reference Csl 81 10 .h between olb End iii ava
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

q kEsPhOTA ABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS a sIIUA-
"a ton 10 do the Kitchen aching AUD bcaiaS
good washer and iroLsr eooc city eie-enes fos
Gays 81 state b.. floor, back ROOM hrooslsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

a airUAg1ON wANT&n-a4 A NssPsrrA sLH o. al
" 40 cha sdc waiter asssti the sash NJ
AND t"nrg all ~ 81 1,b ~. rel ~ees Isl a a. ave nrs
1OCr, hsca 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

q kkBPAUfABLh YOUNG GIRL WANTS A 8rflT
ton to do genera bOrse ttnAil u,yae family
20 sle OF children be seen Tor two DAYS a. III
I'D ht. between lgt end I'D avs "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

= RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT gIai. WANTS a
y situation ss Oh permsla Add sss.ress chamber
maid and ~ssr; has toe best OF prefers .ng A.
brooklyn Can be seen for tao days - Ma ST. close o,
the Catharioe terry, Hroob!yn. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

MAThOkS OK HJUeEkEEPsh'S STU AEiJN
n wanted 10 seminary or nrs class hotel, The
best If ,sbity Shasso.er i3Fsss A.
tond he. aid office, Tor tr,
, 1859-06-03

D1e Of he eErcalcst annoynnces . gardener
b. 10 contend With. L he favngps of insects
upon young plants. have remedy which
] lave applied for several year1, and have
nI|1f k10Fn il 70 fii. Take fhreo parts
a'1@'.Itl lime or un|eached ashes, and one
pan Peruvian guano. Or any other substance
c11.1|n'ae large percentage Of ammonia ;
u.. l1sm vel together. and dust the plants
N1''e l1l d1N is upon them, and apply it
1'lef t,tly rain; but care must BE- taken
1'.' ~ uach i not used nl one tins. Or It
WI bare le'llelIons eject upon the plants {;
q l|81l 1.-.asi. al lhsi Isnecessary. M.
t1.' N. .''.1l more particularly last Spring,
upon r1'r1 q canfaloupe vines, which he
yellow InI1 Ntr1 1aIihgup. ldanicd about
me half 0f The patch; he next morning
'.||. Va. not bug % BE- seen on that pof.
ton oi |I while they were literally devour.
'1s he other but du,ting cleaned them
III onI IN Icn minutes - clI6ctnally that
rn noi bolhoro1 aaain ih1 balancs Of th'
1..1o1. have found 4 10 hold equally
good Ior osb1aga and other plnnts. do nol
know The el''1l unless It Is in The ammouis
1.'|1 go IIeaI which. perhaps, Is little too
''1oag Ipl lheIE o|f.eiofy nerves.
, 1859-06-03
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgreat bargains alwa in strr: prices nom SSOtosltO
NJ U SIC.
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.


Ihe ra.o vahle 70 haho, ana V net rae order. nb
oe4uuiui inStrdmeh'-L1 WALkeh, Pti on'phia.
JShn Hewitt, Of CarthnRe, NV ak, whn las had
ne oI Tue hursct waters Pianos, iteS ~ inows;-"A
iehu y niue wSns MS Ine 70 PnnnaSe pan. nT h.r.
I'M" "a tscomin ,s mar n III Mace a., S,,nI
m in.r d,r ona ~ to ~iIl = ro,. :.
IN th.n am other m,ke.I ~'' tOF'-
W.h,v, twIof Water, p,anoa in ma IN ony M mas,
,ieo a. which mas bten severely trs,ed ~ Il =
ad we ca, Iertit 10 tl,, e = a u,I ann d,rs6,S
WvoD q T0oEY, Mo,nt Iarri,. m -
IN " .rr.s E.o D.., si,. H,yi,, "a an. a. -.
,,a,,f res r = tw, yrars ,,,st h.vs fmS yoas @
er,or inStrum vi NO. no t,KAv f,tn',,si A.. ~
iltights Seminaiy.
Rev Mr. H.vaes wr,ps os f,l,u.. p,ss,on t,,o.-
NJ Y iuir 2sih Isss Mn ~ .rrvs n.s, ~. I ~
esivtd the Mel deon safe and 10 good order; an w.I
pleased with The external appeanncs aud tLe iune ao
hope shall have Iccasion 10 orf ole or lWo lnols
the present season.
Tioga, N. Y..Jul, 2stL lsSs HogAcE wArERs, Z a,
sir; The Melpdeon you sent me was aul, IsCelved
gnld nrdef. am INV tully pieP,Ted u say ttat the
lnStIumsn y high1 usetty shd beE you wilsecrpt
my thanhs ior TIE ~ liberal terms On Which .ou iur
6hhed u, and Toe VI. very hom ranle manner IN which
YOU nsSs u'geS Wss s.,s sna " T. & aa ,se1' ~ ,a you
, 1859-06-03
Udolpho wolfes Schnapps.

A Medicinal U.sL Drink. q
eminently salutAry qlaliti, >
manufactured by hiin.eli tx
cluSivl'y. ut his factory .
cheidatn, in Holland, and
well known during the Las
twelve years throughout III,
AtantIc and Western Stare,
II IL made from the bes'
BiTley that can be selerted
In Europe, with the essenrJ
Il an aromatic I'alian berry
of ackuo Rledeed and extra
ordinary medicinal qualities
II has long since acquired q
higher reputation, both IL
Europe and America, thar
any other diuretic beverage
Analyzed, 10 Is a PER-
PgcrLY PuRE Logon. iui'G
effects . mild aud whole
some tonic II Is exten
, 1859-06-03

iseiy used anu pprOved by
he medical faculty.. The
tnmperance petple, heads
. 'amiiies. b..
IL GIavel. GOut and Rheu.
natism, In Distinctions II
1e Bladder and Kidney,
md IN general Debili y, its
effects are prompt, decided
and invariably reliable. Aud
! Il not Gnly q remedy fuT
here malad ies, but, In all
'ases IN which they are pro.
iuced by drinking tad va
ter, which Is aim Ist nniver-
sally the cause Of them, d
operates as a sURE PREvES-
TIVE.
For Fever and Arue it q
me ot the most Ell 'acinus
Oreventives that can be re-
spFted 70.
, 1859-06-03
AgficQl:pr,.
Proats Of Apple Growing.

nIUMuCAlNNIlCsS Ol ltVttl ttlt OOutlNEN
Gentleman and other rapers, but it should
be borne in mind that these are special in.
stances, and not the general rule. Not every
tree IN an orchard bears full crop m the
bearing year, and few varieties bear well
every other year. Could we rely on a full
crop Of fruit once in three or four years even,
fruit growing might be pursued with profit.
Three years since We gathered fourteen
hundred barrels Of fruit from our orchards,
but.in no year since have the same orchards
produced one half that amount. II proper
attention Is given to fruit growing, however,
ftmay be . remunerative branch Of husban.
dry.
A. Loomis, Of Byron, Genesee county,
MY, says that tree Of the Baldwin apple,
Standing on the ground Of his brother, pr .
dused last year twelve barrels (bcsides four
or Eve bushes Of windfalls,) that sold for
t295 per barrel. The years product Of
this tree was consequently t27-quite equal
70 an Of wheat Ia net profit.
"A. Preble, Of Lincoln county, Maine,
makes the following estimate, which will be
nearly correct IN all good apple regions, al.
lowing Cor some variation 10 prices: One
hnndIed trees, planted on an acre, will
cost % an average e25. The land should
be kept in state Of cultivation while the
tre,e ere coming into bearing. About $25
expended 10 care and labor, besides the
crops taken from the land, will bring them
into lbearing state. When an acre Of
trees Is in rs prime, it will average 400
bushels per annunl provided the land is kept
rich aud loose, and the trees well managed.
Average price GO cents per bushel. The
surplus apples are valuable for all kinds @
stocks particularly winter store hogs.
Sweet apples are worth about as much as
potatoes
Tho american Agyieulhrist says: IA
gentleman within our knowledge has small
orchard on the Hudson river, Of less than
seven acres, which produces from $500 to
500 worth Of apples annually. This Is not
one year u plenty and another or two 0l
fm'11, but Is q areanlaf, average yield. All
~ ia secured b. he simplest process, viz,
good management"
8 b. Parsons. 10 his recent address before
tho New Haven horticultural Society, states
rllal within few miles Of bis residence,
thcre Is an orchard Of about 20 acres, pro-
dacing about $4,000 q year, the vegetables
between The trees paying the cost Of cultiva-
zion. c1-. f.tsf 4
tiln tenneli Of Dandy, "a, sold IN lS40,
so worth q early apples, from half an
acIf. i.Ishard J Hand of Mendcn, Monroe
eonnIy, n. r, sold IN lS45 $40 worth Of
linHonrl hqsset and Nogiheln Spy apples
from one acre Of orchard. Hugh Hatch, ol
tHMlen. y. y. obtained from four trees o.
20 IcHtsouIy 1lq1hs 40 bushels Of or
3 bushels from each tree; Of these 100
1n.tc'e| lol about three pecke each, sold
I|'' 'n The IO|lowlpg spring for one dollar
pel basket
Examples almost beyond number may be
given, where sing trees have yielded fiom
s. |1 80 a-year 10 fruit, and many In.
aa1oe' where so. or even $50, have been
oa4'n19.' II
A. ee'tol such would be equal TO any Of
he preceding instances lf one tree Of the
hto1s bland 0teenlnE viii aiIbri 40 bush
q. of fruit nt quarter Ola dollar per
..I. a