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DIE. KING'S DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

IN DR.. King formerly Of New YORK, for the rs, four
E3@sS years Of Louisville, KentuGky, ard Whc has
Yoted his the Of private diseases over
thirty years. iaier5 HIMSELF having stende pk for 20
many years, and cured many thousands he is enables
all diseases Of private nature how bad
from dudcious mgdeal treatment from negdct Of their
Dr. Kings Dspensary No p DGaderek street; between
Cherry and the square, where be cures all diseases private
nature.
GOSoRHEl Eithou medicine or intsrrzpes
from business.
OK old recent date, eectually cured In few
by operation which causes pain. Where Structure
exists health eann0t be enjoyed. Perhaps disease causes
mischief and underninss the constitution much
sTPHms with all the diseases Of the skim growing out a neg
eet bad treatment, be snectualy deys
SEMINAL WrlKSzs, particular attention having been gveo 70
this DISEASE, and all me consequences growing rouzh
on IN many cases By the destructive habits Of
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions rect %
which will undermine the rendering the subject ust
for business o. society," AID eausiag premature old age
Females Who mag be laborng Eh any dcuy Of the vonh
may rest assured OF immediate relief.
PerOns residing abroad, by writing and stating their es win
fee enclosed, directed 70 Dr. A. King, No . DeF sef
Nashville, Tennessee, will have the Necessary naicius nt "a
their address, with dTons Strict secrecy Observed
once fonrs from O'clock In the morning anil Din eveun
may z3-dGwly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10

In Professor Mitchelrs last lecture on astronomy
be explained the astronomical inquiries in the book
of Job, and concluded by saying that he had been
amazed be studied Gods word to see how accurate
ly its language accorded in every particular with the
later revelations of science
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10

The capital Of the new bank of North Carolina is
to be S. 500 900, Of Whsh the Ii erary Board is to
take $780, 600 and the University $500, 900 It's to
issue no bills under So.
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK 4 co,

TTAVE removed their Book BfnderY and
Book Mandatory to the Baptist Publishing House.
house below Douglass Co., north Market 80,
% door from SQnare-and will glad all their old
customers and invite that work in line We
prepared make Blank Books in the best any
given pattern Particular attention will be paid Binding
Of Periodicals and old Books Our prices
lowest The style Of work be at the Rndy Store
Union Street Books left either place will receive immediate
attention. Bpm fsbIl-insia
VNTANTED.--The Principal Of a large Boarding School
w for young ladies situated the Of Columbia,
sfeS employ lady In the capacity Of keeper Of
experience Will b preferred Port urh references sppy at tbs
once. 14hle-D
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10

Within the last fifty years steam power and labor
saving machinery have wrought mighty revolution
in industry, and rendered almsst superfuous manual
labor in the great department of mechanical indus
try 10 the British Islands the work done by machine
power is computed BY Lord BrOugham to be equs
to the labor Of eight hundred millions of men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10

Lewis county, in New York, seems 10 have been
revolutionized politically. Last year the Republi-
cans had four majority in the board Ct supervisors
and 700 majority in the fall election. Now the
Democrats have eleven Of the seventeen supervi-
ors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10
ZINE CHANDELKRS.

WILL furnish Chandelier either for burning Gas, OIL or
Candles suit any sized building, ohurc Hotel or Public
Hall in the city county, with all the glass Globes or Shades
cheap they be had from any market -
keep good assortment Of all the small gas nxures win
Drop Lights and fancy eolo Glass Shades Paen Burn
enS &c.
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.
have the best wokmen always ready to do any KIDD OF
Gas Fitting Also all the machinery for cutting and ereWlng
Ppe will sell number Of feet to parties IN The eoun
try their plans and can furnish the tons
and other tools, that they dc their own work
Steam and Steamboat work.
sesm Pipe Steam Valves Cocks and other articles on handor
repairing steam work.
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and other steam pipe work done
with SespAtch-
JAMES H. KENDRICK,
sb253n So Cherry Street.
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PINE STOCK.

THE colo N Ell,
ONE formed and best bred stations in Ame
ca will make the present at the Meadows four
miles east Of Franklin, st $40 tO insure.
by that popular stallion and getter Of horses I'm
ported Absn, of the less fayOrte by imported
Glencoe Of BarrJ the horse living She
the Of Bill CheathIm, full brother to the Colo
the successful winners in the south during the last fall
winter His grand dam by Lsyathan, his great grand
dam by Sir Archie and out Of an Arabian mare.
the Stable will stand the celebrated horse
P0INDEXTER,
by imported Yorkshire dam Marietta imported Pram and she
Canary by Sir Charles and Canary out Of Mr. Corbns
y Trafalgar They all pure q CARAT gold
lie wi at SIS low price for the tnies eonsd-
ering that he las his mile, heats, in 48 each heat
BUZZ,
Morgan and Messenger horses n Tennessee
being larger and showing style than Of the this
section-hlS time 2.4a. lie will stand at SIS.
Also the premium Farm HSrse,
BLUE DICK
SO the Also the place the imported Jack
H-s PLUTARCH, a
at $50 the insurance.
Mares will be e and pasued 81 per week Come the
has commenced and will end the lsth Of July.
mhlC-Wlm. A. T. N0LEN.
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The hot houses Of the Gar in latitude so north,
contain the finest collection Of tropical plants in
Europe. Palm trees are 60 feet in height and there
are banks of splendid orchards. The hot houses are
about a mile and half in length
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10

The Opposition declare that the country is in dan
ger. That is nothing. II isslwaysiR danger when
q new party wants office. The Democracy don't
care for such dangers. They have saved the cOun-
try from thousand of them, and thought nothing
Of the exhibit
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STATE CONVENTION,

In accordance with usuge, and necessary perfect
in tb organization and securing the Of party at the
next August election, the undersigned members OF the Demo
cratic Central COMMITTEES, would the Democracy
Of the State necessity OF holding primary meetings In their
respective Counties and appointing delegates the Convention
held at Nashville to nominate candidate for Governor
there questions connected with federal policy also
legislation, that will probably be brought before
the Conventions important that couay should be repre-
sned and it is suggested that each meeting appoint proxies to
their in Of inability failure the part Of their
delegates to attend
We suggest Thursday, the 18th day Of March, 1859, sua
BILE time for the sitting the Convention and would respectfully
request the Democratic papers the State publicity to this
notice. A. B. CRoZIER,
p. @. HUNTINGTON,
r'.- -r. s. L. FINLEY,
State Central Committee.
The Congressional convection for this lthe eighth District viii
be held Nashville time the State eOnVeaOn
the 18th OF March. '-~
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PROCLAmATION.

PROCLAMATION. GO
SHAM G. HARRIS Governor OF the State OF Tennessee To
all who shall see these resentsGreeng: Wheeas,
been made known TO that certa LEWIS f. MORROW,
charged with having committed foul and sirooOu on
the l6h day 81 January 1885, upon body Of Charles W.
Chandler late Of county OF Upton, has ed from justice
is running atlarge.
Now, therefore, sa Harris Governor as aforesaid by
virtue Of the power and authority IN vested do hereby
reward Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars any person or per-
who appehend the said F. Morrow and deliver
him to the Sheriff Jaor Of Upton order that
justice in that behalf may be had and executed.
(l In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
}EA and caused the Great Seal be affixed at
t-~) Nashville the stA day OF March, 1859. ~ +.
ISHAM @. HARRIS
BY the Governor Ia
J. Z. 2. RAY, Secretary of State
DESCRIPTION MORROW He about IS years old weighs
about l60 pounds has dark brown hair heavy beard
10th with gray, black eyes defect in one m
eved to be his e has large Roman moss. on
heal said to have relations in Nashville and St Louis
carag BY trade plays The fiddle very in
temperate. mArch9-d3t6Wlt
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PROCLAMATION.

VSHAM G.. HARRIS Governor Of Tennessee To
all EhO shall these presentsGeetng Whereas
been made known TO tdat certain LABAN WALLACE,
charged with having United atrocious
the LIST day Of January 1852 upon body Of John Lewis
Of county of White, and has fed sm justice and
ming at large.
virtue Of the and authority In vested DO he
reward Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars person orper
who apprehend the said Wallace deliver
the Sheriff Js Of county Of White that jus
tiee in that behalf may be had and executed.
(--l In testimony Whereof hereunto my hand
EALS and caused the Great Seal Of the State affixed
81 Nashville, the 9Th day Of March, 1859.
ISHAM HARRIS
By the Governor: sat
J.E r. RAY Secretary Of State. sE
DksCRiPTI0N WALLACE-e about 65 old rath-
gray, his shoulders stopped from old feet 10 inches
high, has had his jaw okPn the left side quick spOkeA
rather Ehines has leg drinking the
language 'oh Lobe on he old horse is sight." l5l
march9- d3tScv4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10

The Boston Post complies some statistics from
the recent census of California, which show that
the Golden State is making wonderful progress in
every department of industry. For instance, the
increase in horses during period of two years is
AZ, 900, and in cattle 10000. The exports of
hides during the past year amounted to S5l6,7l2
The quantity of land cultivated in 1856, was 51l,>
958 acres; in 1853 755. 784; being an increase of
244771 acres. This is exclusive CT land fenced in
for grazing purposes. The crop of wheat for the
year 1868 is set down al 3,568, 500 bushels; and
that of barley al 1882 III. This is 2ls, 79S more
bushels of barley than the amount raised in the
whole Union in 1850, according to the census.
In the cultivation of the grape and the msnufac,
turing of wine, the Golden State of the Pacific al,
ready stands foremost in the Confederaey. The in
crease in this interest has been one hundred and
fifty per cent in two years. The number Of vines in
1858 was nearly 1900, 900, and of this large num-
Der one,third is found in single cOunty-Los An
gelosWhile the average yield Of each vine is esti
mated at fourteen pounds. During the year 1858,
there was manufactured in California, of wine 1885,
600 gallons, and of brandy 10000 gallons, making
a total of nearly 100000 gallons 1t is estimated
that in 1861 10000 gallons of these liquors will
be manufactured in California.
A considerable share of attention has been devot-
ed to the rearing Of sheep, for which experience
has demonstrated that the soil and climate of Cali
fornia are admirably adapted. During the year 1885,
there was exported 1851, gu pounds Of wool, at a
home valuation of S189, 684, while the number Of
sheep in the State at the present tine is estimated
at est, 600, being more thsn double the number es
timated for 1856
So far as the mining interests are concerned, il
lie shown that this department of State and National
wealth is increasing in Importance in almost every
section of the State. At the present time there are
five thousand seven hundred and tEenty-siK miles
of artificial watercourses constructed for mining
purposes, at an expense Of Is and half millions
Of dollars, while the number of mills erected in
1857 for quartz mining is stated at 1885, cost of
81, 1853 O00 On the first of November 1858, the
number of mills had increased to 279 costing 3d.
275, OOO.
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CLOVER SEED AND GA,
sI25 REWARD.

WILL pay Of S25 for the delivery Of negro
man, MALINDA, who away early in the merning o.
March Cd the Lebanon Turnpike road
Mainda 81 Of Of Color has thick lips and
straight hair is about feet high weighs 30 TO 40 pounds;
speaks quick grum She away striped cot
dress and yellow bonnee also took most Of her clothing
apprehenye that Manda has been etcd and
w give further reward 100 for the thief upon convictions
person finding her get the reward by bringing her to
the Post Office.
mhIO-dtf T. =. McEIsH
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The Washington States learns from the best au-
thority, that the rumar i,h has been going
the rounds of the press that Cbief>Justiee Tsney
Court of the United States, is wholly with f. unda
tion.
Hon. Henry S. Geyer, an eminent lawyer Of st.
Louis who succeeded Col Benton in the United States
Senate, died on the 5th HI was recovering from
slight indsposiiion when The receipt Of news Of a
distressing character produced violent paIpitations
of the heart, and he expired in few minutes
About enc hundred laborers employed on the Goa
docks at Elizabethport, Pa, by the Delaware, Locka
wanna, and Western Railroad; struck for higher
wages last week. A party of men we're then brought
from New York to fiji their places but owing to the
threats made they we're afraid TO land from the
steamboat One hundred men are expected here
this morning from Scranton. The laborers are in
state Of great excitement, and serious riot is sp
pretended en- the arrival Of the irain The priest
of the Catholic Church is endeavOring pscify them.
second dispatch, dated the 7lh says: THE train
from Scranton has just arrived and the new men and
the strikers formed in line amid much excitement,
and marched to the coal docks. The new men went
to work, when those in the strike commenced throw
ing coal, but we're finally driven of. The new men
are much the strongest. The strikers have appoint
ed a committee TO make arrangements TO go TO work
again. but have not receded in their demand. The
mater will prObablyb arranged without serious dis
tlrbance.'
Private advices by the steamer Jura state chat Hon
J. CLANCY Jones received at the Court of Viepns
on the 4th ult. as United States Minister.
private letter from Hays county, Texas, that four
hundred slaves from Africa have been landed the
coast Of Texas, within the last few weeks.
The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Observer Of the Cd says:
"The Warrior river, within the past week, has risen,
81 feet above low water mark-OverhOWiDg many of
the plantations below this point. Coming at this
season, the freshet We Opine has done little or no
damage"
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NTH in receipt Of eur Spring Goods, and are
wv prepared 70 offer TO friends and the generally
WHOLESALE, Of tbs desirable Dry oOis
Ready Made Clothing, &c brought to this MARKET and
snail advance cost for cash, punetnA Dealers
We shall take great pleasure In showing invite those
visiting MARKET to give call and examine goods
prices. ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 co.
fehR2I2m
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IN PENMANSHIP!


WEYOELD Inform his friends and the public generalg
w that he has rem0sei 3 CAurch street, tzo q III
tdors below Union and Amean 6dce where be would YH1
Se PLEASED to zee his eus.omersr ~ .s'- -
Boots and Shoes Made to order
and warranted 70 give satseton Repairing done uesy and
. the shortest notica rbl-sIto -
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A. c. cARTRR. @. wILZsFoRD. J.. B. hBKARN
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
CARTER, WILLSFORD q co
Successors Carter Mckay Co., and to LAner & Co..
HAVE this day associated themselves together under the style
and firm name of Carter WilsfOrd Co. for the gurpOsS
General Auction, Commission Wholesale Grocery
Business and having to the new and ware
and having taken the entire stock Of both will be all
times prepared fill orders at the lowest cash prices
We will settle all claims against the Old firm Of Carter Mckay
Co., and hope that all who indebted TO them will for
ward and settle immediately a. We want e close the books at
once CARTER, WILLsRoRD 4 co.
SUNDRTES.
S5 d so Sas..e g S SS DO Herring: DO do
. bbsNo small do II terces choice fresh Figs;
lust landing from steamer Red Rove and for sale low for cash
atNo. 5 Market street CARTER, WILLsFoRD co.
GtRANBERRIES...lOO, YAK bbls NOe fresh Gran.
zinc CARTER, wILsFoRD co
jan u. No. 5. Market At
Boxes FOEs PssEl Starch the lest article
CARTER, WILsFoRD co,
jan. II, No. ). Market St.
OYSTERS.--lO Gases NumsOn, Thomas Il Cos Superior
Cove Oysters warranted equal to put For saleat Bal
tnO7e prices freight added By UT, SvoDn 70
Jan. IL. Or No. s. Market st.
CKANBERRIES.-.l tos bsl and quarter bbls fresh
G ran just received and 1E ale y
10 BAGS strictly prime Laguyra Coffee landing and
janH No.5, Market street.
BAGS prime old Government lava Coffee sale low by
GO CARTER, WILLIS ORD 4 CO.,
Isnu No. 8, Union street
IN BAGS strictly prize BALTIMORE Rio Oohee, tbs best az
SbtB this years, inst land
ing and for sale low By o4RrER, WILLsFORD Z CO.,
janll No. S, Market street
GOAP.s-36O Boxes Louis Memphis soaps Tor sale a.
OManufacturers prices, freight addsd by
CARTER, WILSP0RD 4 co.
jan. IL. No. s. Market st.
HERRING. $500 Boxes Dried Herringju received in
CARTER, HILsFoRD co.
ianll No. 5. Market st.
DAINTED BUCkETS..rgOO Doz. Buckets assorted,
just received in store and for sale By the trade
rers prices with freight added.
CARTER, WILsFoRD CO.
Jan. u. No. 5. Market at.
SDGAR. s-lGQ hhds fair to strictly prime choice Louis
- lana Sugar; landing and for sails low cash, by
CARTER, WILLsR0RD CO.,
isnll No. 5, Market sf-eet.
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Qn0 OLD JOHNSTON TIA AND COFFEE PoTs at re-
EUU duced prices
SEQ PLANTERS HOES, Of every size and weight
leo CHILDRENS CARRI AGES Of different Styles at very
small advance eastern prices
90 D4EfERENT STYLES OF PLATEH BRITANNIA CAS-
TICKS With cut ana pressed BOTTLES from dollar and upward
81 DIFFERENT SIZES AND STYLES Of Plated, Britannia,
Psnise Japanne Tin, Iron and Brass Candiescs suitable
for the pArlor or bedroom.
20 CHAMBER SETS, from different manufacturers in Eu
rope lad America.
large assortment of BIRD CAGES, BREEDING CAGES
and NESTS, expected hourly
"a v1iety Of RATTAN hooking, SEWING and ELBow
CHAIRS. I5th Het4tE LIItlf4e ~.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
COAL OIL LAMPS, but the best patterns, which We ale
ways warrant. r4
BETTING TUBS all sizes.
GARDEEIEG TOOLS Flower Pruning Hooks, TrOH,
els Reels Bidding Knives II ssi. Is ll
5O0diferent Flower Seeds, from Bliss Nurseries.
q MACKENZIE 4 MIHCHINt
milo. No. "A College Street
FOR RENT.
ROOM Cherry Street, suitable for an Office sleeping
N be rented for the nder OF the year Apply
at this ofiee mh1e
CLOVER SEED AND OATS.
VNTE have in store and will sell low
w rs bags PennsylVaHis Clover Seed;
200 de prime Oats
mhIO. ~ HUGH McREA co
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early application ads We will ssI great barsan in
HARDING,S ADDITION
to Nashville The house contains six rooms, commands
view Of the city, &c.
We have also for sale large number Of the
Most Desirable Residences i'm the City
and vicinity Besides many Of the Farms this and 3D.
joining counties AlsO supply unimproved
lots In the city proper different additions Nashville All
persons disposed purchase real estate would do we'll 70 call
we sell great bargains
mh4 J. I. &. r. ". BROWN.
"UNGARIAN Grass See6..s-We have large stock
this Justly celebrated Grass Seed, rednce the
price 81 IS per bushe It far superior Mlet
fe1a7 dim. ARMSTRONG co.
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TaohAs y HkLeEE. JAMES c. AAI9EE- n
II. H. Il J.e, NAL ONE,
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,
Mas vile. Ten essee,
w In this city ocs No 3, north side Cedar street
nsar The square,
Nash Pz1D for Bacon Lard, Wheat, Fruits, Corn,
~ OATS and all kinds Of Western produce at No 10 Broad
aTset, NASHVILLE Tenn IRWIN co.
SOLACE.-Anderson's Fine Cut Tobacco, in Cans and
y Psper Packages Virginia POcah9Rtas Smoking FObaScO
in bales Just received BY lmhll j. " LANGLEY GO,
ETNA COAL.
PINE supply of this most economical Coal on hand
"A ct the Etna Coal Yard the Nashville and Chat
P oa,s snS Cas- selling ss ar uS or % PTi o
Mixed Large and Fire dSo 90 90 3@ DO DO
Try you will be convinced Is the besteoa "a ts
market ideel-dly-adps s J. AGEEW:t
ACard TO the LadIes--Dr. DuPOncO's Pc
FiOdtcal Pills for Felaa ihAiiOie f0rr
moving sioPPageso or Irregularities Of the henses'
The Pills nothing but have been Qsd BY the Doctor in
parseIed IN every case and he is urged BY many thou
sand ladies who have used hem to make the Pulls Pubc Tor the
suffering any irregularities whatever
preventive ladies health will PmOf an increase Of
mly.
toned against using pills while in that condition. as the Prore
tor responsibility after the above although
their rdness would prevent injury to these
pills recommended Directions accompanying sach box Price
81. Bold Fholesasby - m
Ebosals Druggists, Nashville, Tenn
To whom all orders must be addressed They WIZ supply me
trade Propnors prices and furnish show crus and c
Sold at Retail In Nashville, BY
DEMOVILLE & BELL, No 20 Cherry street.
9. W. HENDERSHOTT, Cedar ST., and Public Square
BEACH & GOODLET, Market st. opposite Union street.
J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets
Ladies' By enclosing 81 either of the above agents. can have
the Gboye Pills cent cOnfdenay) by mail to any part Of ne
city country.
n B-Ths Ingredients composing these Pills are made lnOR
every agent selling them. They Will tell that they are
they be- Ask for Dr. DuponcO'S GOlF
den Pills. signature each box, will then &c
medicine you may depend upon, perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD q CO., Agents for Memphis
WILSON 4 sTARBIRD. Agents for Louisville |
eve-e0d&Wly : |
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GROCERIES.
TNTE receiving Of the largest and most desirable
wv stock offered the trade by house
in the city, to wit:
81 hhds New Orleans Sugar;
$50 bags do do C0fee;
20 barrels Plantation Ho,sgsss;
s do u DO ' Ge .
465 boxes Star Candles; -
1000 kegs assorted Nails;
so boxes TalloE Candles;
40 barrels Crushed Sugar.
rs boxes W r Cheese;
IS do ED do
80 barrels Whisky, all brands;
. casks Imported French Brandy;
S de Holland Gfns
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Raisins;
100 do do do
IS Il do de do
$50 boxes Fresh Coys Oysters;
II65 bags Fine Salt
100 do Coarse de
1900 Cigars, all brands;
us boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With many other articles all Of Wh
will sell at unusually low prices to cash dealers
decI9-d FISHER, WIRELESS 4 co.
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JOHN BROWNE,
M e r c HANT TAILOR,
Corner Deadsick street and Public Square,
NASHV1LLEs TENNESSEE .-
Is in receipt Of his .fs
Spring and Summer Goods -ta
For Gentenens WearsOmehing neat and desirable Call and
examine them. lnh2-lml JOHN BROWNE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
AN receiving stock Of Spring and summer Goods,
Of the latest style. for 6enlennens' respect
fully solicit call from my customers the public gen.
orally. SAM. PRITCHITT,
..ff No 81 Csllege Street.
ALS0Scets Report Of RashsE fer the Spring and summsr
Of 1859
lfeha3-im
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SEYERAL handsome to rent in the second and third
stories Of the UaOn and American Block Cherry
and Spring streets. Apply to J. Griffith the Union and
American Office or TO (mh4 ". ?. COOPER.