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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12


We publish this morning the remarkg Of HoB.
WM T. AvERT, the able and faithful repressn tative
from the tenth District Of Teunessee, on the ems
pOymeut Of military engineers in the construction
Of civil works. The object Of Mr. Avcry's amend
ment, was highly eOmmsnisbie one, and his argu.
ment in support Of that amendment though very
brief, is entirely satisfactory His efforts to secure
the superintendeace of public buildings to the prae-
tica architects and labcrng mechanics entiile him
to the gratitude Of his constituency, and the entire
country This profitable branch of the public SER
vice has been long committed to officers of the
army who have no experience in the management
Of such business, and consequently are not well
qualified for the duty as the working mechanics of
the country, to whom Mr.. Avery wishes to transfer
the superintendence of such works. The Washing
ton Union thus comments on his speech:
':He transfer to our columns the short but pOiAed
and eloquent speech of the able representative from
Tennessee, the Hon. VIM T. Avery, on the 2Sth Of
February The subject is one which deeply inter-
ests the mechanics of our country; and Mr. AVery's
speech will be read by them with pleasure com
mensqIae with the ze4ous regard they have fOr The
subordination of the military to the civil power in
this country.
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The news,

The Memphis appeal of the 8 h says: eve aeeu-
rately measured the height Of the wstcr yesterday
evening, and found i: to he just seven AMI half
inches below higa water mark The water at the
mouth of the bayou is backed up, aud some of the
houses ard gardens at the north portion Of the city
are in the water.
The Washington correspondent of the D fillmore
San writes: sit is said on apparently good author
ity, that the President has determined to call the
next Congress TO meet on The first Of October.
Should this be done, it is probable that conlinu-
Gus session will be held till the following january,
allowing for fortnighfs recess during The Christ
mas and New Years holidays. Still it is possible
that events may render the presence of the egisa-
tive boly necessary at an earlier day. As Con-
gress has refused to confer powers upon the Presi
dent even for the protection of American interests
abroad they may probably be called together to
act themselves upon the subject when it shall be-
come necessary, as it certainly will -
A bill has passed the Missouri Legislature giving
one million and half of dollars toward the compile
ton of the Pacific railroad, whenever like sum is
Subscribed to the money expended on the road.
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Tri5uassays: "There is report that the sDOny-
nous letters TO Messrs. Key and Sickles warning
one and informing the ether. were written by fe-
male friend ofthe fOrms', belonging 10 Baltimore,
who was jealous Of his attentions to Mrs Sickles "
The Huntsville (AlG Advocate of the 10 says:
''In our last announced the marriage of the Rev
JUsTINIAE WILLIAMS, we'll known minister of the
Methodist church 1t is now our melancholy duty
to record his death, which We learn occurred on
the oath ult, of Typhoid PneumJnIs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12

By tslegrsphic dispatch received last night by
Gen. AHDERsoE, from Mr.. KrNo, acting Postmaster
General, we learn that the remains of Gov. Brown
left Washington last evening friday and will reach
this city by the morniDg train of Monday next. if
not detained by miscOBnsctiOns on the railroads
The remains are in charge Of Senators NICHOLSON
and JOHNSON, Judge CATROS, and Col SAVAGE, &C.
cOmpanied BY ]. W. FIX, Esq, Special Agent of
the Post Office Department
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DEx. KING5S DISPENSAHY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

if Dr.. King, formerly Of New York the last four
EGS years Of Louisville, KenUcky y, and has Dc.
Of private diseases over
thirty years. fatters himself, having attended 20 Fr
many years. many thousands, he is enabled
all diseases Of private matter how bad thy may
from djudici0us mgleal treatment from negdct o. ths
Dr. Kings Dispensar No. % Dsaderck street, between
Cherry square where he all diseases private
nature.
without naueiOus medicine nssrergnes
from business.
BY operation Whc causes no pain Where Structure
be enjoyed. PerEs disease cause1
more mischief undermnes the cOngttution much
SYPHILIS the diseases skim growing out Of usx
Be edectually cured in DAYS
WEtK particular attention having zven 70
his disease, and all the
many BY the destructive habits iueouyrzfs
Youths and excessive indulgence o. the passions neglect
Eci will undermine the constitution, rendering subject Upff
for bsRes society, and causing premature old age.
semaes who may he a5oug with any diculty the WON'T
assured % immediate relief.
Persons residing ahIca, BY wiring and stating their
fee enclosed directed 70 Dr. A. King, No. . Deack stree
Nashville, Tennessee, viii have the Necessary medicine
heir address, with Necessary direcl0E
Office hours from O'Clock in the morning until Gin the
may 2a-d&Wly
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New Hampshire Election

CONCORD, n, H March 9.-Returns from sixty
seven towns foot up follows:
Goodwin, Rep, 10 $50; Cate, Dem Is S93, los
Republicans and SO Democrats have beer elect ed 10
the House, and of the u Senators are Republican,
The three Republican candidates to Congress have
been elected
CONCORD, N II March 9.-The whole Repul lican
ticket is surely elected, including the three Con.
gressmen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12

BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLOTHING We are
selling at Reduced Prices for Cash, the balance Of
our stock of OVER CoATs-BUsINRss CoATs-ksaVg
Pants and Vests. WARD, BERMIEGHAM & Co. I
No. 20, South Side Public Square
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Wanted IInnIediaTeIy.

900 5ss au sP sb end we; viii aHs Rn son
hog round 10 60 sides Also 200 barrels prime Lard AT
IL cents, delivered at our warehouse in Nashville
Also 100 bushels crime red Wheat for which we will nav
from 81 81 TO- will GUY all qualities at their value The
above u wanted Immediately to fill orders.
fsb27 H 8. FRENCH SON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12
ETNA 1,OAI-

PINE supply of most economical Coal is new on hand
n at the Ena Coal Yard back of the Nashville and Chatta
nooss Railroad Depot and selling the following prices
Large Lump and Round Cca per 550per
Mixed Large and Fine DO 20 do do 20 do
Fine I6 do 6o do
Try it and will be convinced the in the
market. Idec3I-dIy-2dpgI s J. AGNRW
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK & co.

HIVE removed their Book Rindery and
Blank Book Mandatory the Baptist Publishing
next house below Douglass Co.. north Market 50,
I'd door from the will be glad all their old
customers and invite ones that line
prepared TO make Blank Books in the best
given pattern Particular attention will paid the Binding
of Periodicals Books Our prices are as low as the
lowest The style can at the Bndry or Store on
Union Street Books left at either place will receive immediate
attention. fsbll-nzdn
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EOR RENT.
CLOVER SEED AND OA


WILL pay reward s25 delivery my negro
i man, MALINDA who away early IN the morning OF
March my residence the Lebanon Turnpike road
Manda 81 years Of OF copper COLOR has thick lips and
straight feet high weighs 100 to 40 pounds
speaks quick and has grum look. She striped
and yellow bonnee also took most Of her clothing
am spprehensve Mand has enced away so,
give further reward of for the thief upon conviction.
Any finding her get the reward By bringing her to
at the Post office,
mhIO-df. 7, ,. McEIsH
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nov2n-d&w.
CARRIAG REPOSI
p p p &c X

CORNER CHERR Y AND DEADERICK ST
- @@X ~
INVITE ATTENTION TO THE LARGEST
Il and most elegant assortment Of
CARRIAGES, HOGKAWAYS and BUGGIES
in the Southwest Of my Northern Work is made
to order by Brewster Of NeF York, house forty years
ing, and whose work surpassed in the United
where.
Especial attention is invited to my stock Of Light
New York Bugsies, which
when not overloaded, mast OF the Bugges weight
HOME DEPARTMENT..
lam constantly making Hughes Rockaways School Cabs
which warrant equal 10 any, and prepared with
Workmen to do all kinds Of repairing All work fully guaranteed
febIO-f.
Rooms 10 Rent.
SEVERAL handsome rooms rent in the second and third
of the Ulion and Block corner Cherry
and Spring Streets Apply to Griffith at the Union and
American Office, or tn (mh4 w. T. COOPER.
Great Bargains.
early application made we will sell great bargain In
brick house and ot in
HAKDiNG,S ADDITION
to Nashville The house contains rooms, commands hne
view OF the city, sc.
We have also for sale a large number OF the
Most DesirabIs IResidences in the CITY
and vicinity. Besides many in this and adj
joining counties rge supply OF the best unmproved
lots in the city proper and different additions Nashville All
disposed to purchase real on
US, as we can sell great bargains.
mh4 J. L. &. R. W. BROWN.
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LADIES' SALE.
NOTICE
Old Dominion Coffee Pot.

Old Dominion Coffee Pot.
HAA OLD DOMINION TEA AND COFFEE POTS at re,
NkBO duced prices.
$50 PLANTERS HOES, Of every size and weight.
IG0 CIIILDRENS CARRIAGES, of different styles, at
small advance eastern prices
80 DIFFERENT STYLES OF PLATED BRITANNIA CAS-
TORS with and pressed from dollar and upward
35 DIFFERENT SIZES AND STYLES Of Plated, Britannia
Psnihed, Japanne Tin, Iron and Brass Candecks suitable
for the parlOr or bed room.
20 CHAMBER SETS from different manufacturers in Eu
rope and America
large assortment of BIRD CAGES, BREEDING CAGES
and NESTS, expected hourly
Avtriety Of RATTAN ROCKING, SEWING and ELBOW
CHAIRS.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
COAL OIL LAMPS, none the best patterns, which al
ways warrant.
BATHING TUBS, all sizes.
GARDENING TOOLS Flower Scissors Pruning Hooks, TroW
els, Reels, Budding Knives.
500 different Flower Seeds, from Bliss Nurseries.
MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN,
milo. No a College Street.
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Hon. Ioseph Holt. or XIV.

Hon. JOSEPH HOLT, of Kentucky, appointed by
the President to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Hon. AARON v. BRowE, the late Postmaster
General, is extensively known as one of the ablest
lawyers in the country He resided for msnyyears
in Vicksburg, Mississippi, where he obtained high
reputation as an advocate and orator. being regard
ed the only lawyer in the State, who could cope
successfully with the eloquent and lamented PREM
rss. After many years of profitable practice in his
profession, Mr. Holt retained to Kentueky-his ma.
tive State-Where be resided until the year 1857,
when he was appointed Commissioner of Patents by
Mr.. Buchanan. The industry and talent which he
has displayed in the discharge of tho important du
ties Of that Office have no doubt commended him TO
the President proper man for the important pO-
sition in mis- Cabinet which he has appointed him
We feel confident that the post ooLld have been
conferred on no one more worthy of the promotion,
better qualified for the performances of its ardu
Gus duties.
Mr.. Holt has always been an ardent and oonss-
tent Democrat of the State Rights School and has
constantly commanded the respect and confidence Of
his party His feeble health has prevented him from
mingling actively in the political contests of the
country, within The last few years, and excluded
him from participation in public affairs, for which
he is eminently fitted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12
Death of GOV. Brown.

WAsHINaroE. March 9-SsHGts. message was
received from the President, announcing the death
of Postmaster General Brown. The message saws:
"The ath Of this distinguishes public officer, es-
peeislly at the present moment, when his services
were so much needed, is great loss to the country
His honesty and interchangeable exertions in the dis
charge of his high duties well as his benevolent
heart and kind department, endeared him to all who
approached him" Submitting to the will Of Divine
Providence, the President does, he adds that he
will ever cherish the memory of the deceased with
afec'ionaie regard.
Mr. Nicholson, of Tennessee, said this sad intel
gence justified the propriety of some action on the
part of the Senate in regard the public loss sus>
tanned by the death of the late Postmaster General
He had known him well in all his public relations
to tie country for more than 20 years, aud had
been closely associated with him in the walks of
private life. He could, therefore, fully appreciate
his services public man, as we'll his generous
and noble qualities After pronOuncing an eulogy
on the deceased he submitted series of res1lu.
ions expressive of deep regret at this public loss;
that the Senate will attend the funeral; and that
committee be appointed TO make arrangements for
the same; that the Senate go into mourning for 80
days; that copy Of the resolutions be eOmmunica-
ted TO the President, and a further mark Of res
Peet, that the Senate now adjourn. Adopted.
ObsequIes of the late Postmaster General.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The City Colncils met
this morning and passed resolutions # respec' to
the late Postmaster General Brown. The corpora
ton Offices will be closed till after the funeral, and
the councils will attend the funeral in a body in
their official capacity. The Executive Departments
bu-ines. The time of the funeral has not been de-
cided
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RANGES! RANGES!.

HI A. COOPER begs respectfully call the attention OF his
friends the public generally, that he has been ap
pointed the sole agent in Nashville for u. b BihutSs
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by all to be
superior yet oHeTe comprising all the require
perfectHg the culinary in all its branches being
great economsr fuel and for neatnes and comfort
stands unrvalled Give call and judge for yourselves
II. A. COOPER. Agent, Plumber, &c,
No Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacturer Copper Tin, Sheet Iron Ware, and deal
Crs in all kinds OF Stoves Baths Closets Wash bowls &C, &c.
mhII-d6n
LADIES, SALE.
O(RUTCHER CO. viii sell this evening at o'clock line
! of FANCY GOODS, expressly for the ladies.
mill.
NOTICE.
TWO Boys Is years old hire for the balance Of the
4 year. H. H. HAYES & co.
mill.
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
STEA AND q As FITTER 3

IS, Deaderick street, NashviIIe.
VNTE hand and sale Sheet Lead LEAD Pipe Baths
w Water Closets, Wash Stands, Lift ard Force Pumps
Hose, ytrant-, Block Tin, Gas Fixtures Wrought Pes
ater, Gas and Stem from a inch up two inch Also
Valves Check Valves, Connecting Cocks Cocks az
Fittings every description the ETC. Paties IN
the country hare pipes cut and screwed ~ sending
ngs
II Agents for Harrisons patent Coal and Wood CoonT
ange. dscl5-dtE srx-6m
Edgelield and a enImcky Railroad
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
a1HE regular annual meeting Of The Stockholders The Edge
field and Kentucky Railr1ad Company will held
iiee the Company Nashville, THURSDAY, he 3ls
the election Of Directors, transaction
0nBess. W. b. A. RAMSEY.
nh3dAsw3ts Secretary,
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Chri.finn VnmneI

EATOL Id inform his friends and the public generally
Wv that be hiss - Caurch street, tEo q III
doors below Union and Office where h. Ht
be pleased his customers. -.
Boots and shoes Made 10 order
and warrauts satisfaction. Re- airing and
attb -hartest pqfire u-hf-d1r,
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TENHE partnership heretofore existing teEeen the undersigned,
dissolved by mutual consent 81 the 2d inst All per-
having claims against the firm will present them for
The business will be conducted the old stand Of w.
MOOSE. J. &. W. MOORE.
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l9-TE5s55s5ssssiiss55cS
NHCL0SE them. with 81 each, in stamps so
cents in money cur address, and they will be by
mail in good order. HOSKINS a BARNES,
Gold Pen Mandatory,
nOv90-d&wIy No 81 Third street, Louisville, XIV
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On Military Super eadeRcs OUsf Girl Works deyireled IN
the House Of Representatives., feJradry p, 1859.
Mr.. AVERY. l move TO amend by aiding to the
item for the Post Office extension the following
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Carpets ! Carpets
l(n Glori69c6 noblfeiltm Stobr.

Sntrm trr llnttr3etnste IN elmer glrtrnilraBr
mpDnt, allwo rie StCDrunfcIcn mar gang 8crin9
ltnp, 70 ii CT paburh in ben Stdno 9eiCbt, an bcn
ourrnirbri9Ren 4rstben 5u prrfdufm
YrIpusn bic 9btlarclpGia triudrn unb Carpets,
OcItu@, Mntttn8e, &c. 5u taUfcn mtni6en, wsr'
ben ppbl tbun lcn grrbcs gGUrtcmcnt bon
Sope6trp Sruiicl6, Smpcriol Sreiplei
uno Sn9rotn uno Scnitian Carpets,
mb StltuG pen ollrn 8rritrn, in elmer 9rObrn
SrdhicccnBeit ju mtriu4cn.
@lri6faQS, Canton unp Cocoa Md!tn8S son
alien Scrlsn, nit ctnrm srCBrn AIOrtrmrnt prn
Nirrsrputs Sn8ran Carpets, Sang. unb Stic'
gem Carpets, Jtu9s, Niits, OrugBrR, Stiegen'
9tutben, Gumprn Carpets, SaumwUurn Carpets,
&c. &c.
$. $. Gloric9e.
SIC. 43 StrapGerrn Stra5t. ,msits 2burE rbrr:
haIb ptr 9btsnut philadelphia.
0(7-Strapbtrrp 1T Die Crlte Strafc wctb rcn
Der 2tn StrofG.
lu9ul 81. na3Ni
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2Iprit 90.
Q8p9IfciIc 6rroua9nbr prr
SSifcrGfIaC Gazette.
Ilno Samilicn piFtorial,
pnatIt d brrautgractrn prn

WG Il | ~ pcraus4c9Cpfn pcn
Warie I. 9antin6 uno Sannie quccte
ntcr Der auilidt ppn Col. 6. 9ll6trn Sanfin
unp risIste wirN rurb bic 9Oit an SutIrritrntI
9ei0nrt, Nn nur 80 Gents prs Sabre 2tn asst
ten Cunp Clubs ppn mrtr ais 10) an 80 Sent
Dds YcRBslp telauft li6 nur auf Gents n
SabrS, wsnn eS GiutsljabrIi6 i'm Spraus bsSat
miro. Gs III
Die 0uScttr bic wOGlfriIfc SnmiItrn|
3citun9 IN Der QGclt.
Die nruclen unp 5uSrrIdGiSfm 8aIficn.ga|
terms, DRIP. .gatterns, nubIife unp ornament
NabsIartrit, Diagrams unb Embroidery DtiiglI
brfinpCn lG In elmer jcprn 9lurmrr. Gis bsal
S6retsr lino anarlrllt, mb bic brfrn Strri
uno piels Stt6r brftnpsn fh In perirltsn.
Ra~GCpicu gum SrIrEen, wrrprn pCiifrri al
lanpt mad Dem @mpfans rirrS gUaa6mps ; al
Stdmps wrorn ndt als SsjabIung fir SubIrij
tcn angrnrmnltn. SubIcribentsn uno asrnt(
mdben paS Sarsrlb, uno bic -glamrn, Yc1an
Gauntirt mp Staatrn lrttar rinlrnprn.
ray gsilsnNr ascnten CtsIpnbrrs Damrn) me
ben atrral Ssrlan9t. - ascnten iinb rrlautt 2
aus icpen so Gents SubluiptiUnS' @rIp, baB
snlpfansn ;uridjutaltm, uno CinSr ron ibnt
ma6cn nun 70 bod ais S25 bic gepts grcfit Il
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rauIhen 0nScte erbaItrn, linp Criutt OILS N8r
ten 3u pienrn, pbsr bic Islte rrnjenIgen ju jr9fE
bic piQrnS fno bies gu tbun, unp iir rrbaltrn %
fir Gin Gopie Der 3sttung fir rin Satr, alS SS
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;ablsn, unp bic 8rmiibm9rn wstrrn Gelo In b
SaIfn brrr trnsrn bic es nSttis bnten urI
prrpen ju9tCi4 mIrrr Circulation rrrritsrn.
2lnaatt so tis rs Gents rcS 1a9s nit b
Naprl pbrr nit S4uIbaltsn gu prrpisnrn, fam a
padrrGs 6rauGniimmrr 10 he 20 SutIribente
srsn irbm Gag tur4 bic g1CGc lammsln, IN
Fb ipmt 50 bis S4 psrbrnm.
SD-2lae YrIonrn mel6e bic Circulation bd
3eituns ermsitsrn, rGalten Rrts Gin Grpir tpRrn
frri 3uasantt.
s9-Applifanten fir a9cntIdaftrn IfnO rIudl
uns bic glamrn unb YUlamtS sglbprrBrn bon allr
lctrnorn 9trIrnrn bic ibnen betannt linp, wsldl
unterIhrsbCn riirrrn, rtnjusntr
uno Elm Spsttmrn'G Grpir, ;ur 0urtfGt, wirS ic
9Ici6 pURfrsi an rinrn jcorn trrirItfn iitrriano
asentsn fnbrn rtIrn 9lnn 1rbr Scrttrtlbaft II
ii6 IeItR, inecm lte na69er nit 9rrtn8rrr Nfat
rrbnltsn.
RarS6lesr rincn Grtra 3 Gent Stamp rIr
wcnn cine scI4ristsne NntwUrt pfrIan9t wtrR.-
NpprsBre
Woric 2puiIa Sanfin8, II. 60.
9tpptctcn. SuiIpin8, Nruyprt gitY.
Q(pril 20, 1859. aq6M
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o nth uuo 1&or0rr
IN Scr Staot lIucntaun.

NtE lntsr3Eitbnrtcn fno iccbcn pcu pbilotCpbia
- uno RSurcrt nit Ctncm un9cbtucr 9rcErn uno
mcbtfrlltn I1crttmcnt ron SrcdGnEn lfaorCu, G5rc=
jGrrttn, SutCnswaOren, u.l.ru., jurUd9ctrbrt-prt:
cb cine bCrrljtbe luswObl-uno cbitbcn IS nibt Ic
aut lhrcitn rrUcn mic mortbc onccrr - uno ptf,
tb Die Sitter bobCn bic iie on;ci9en-ic tGnnCn iit
rrtb chnc rit 9crn9itI Surtbt ptctlprctbtn m mt,s
cen bsbmnptcn, rOB ibr Strd in ttincr binIbt pcn
teincm onrCrn Strd in 2tuGntoun tterirrfrn wir0-
pcbt Gdter fc an Den 0IIcrnicrri9Iru @rciFtn Gin:
0et0uft, uno oub witpcr an cinrm 0an; 0crinQtn
YrCit obloGcn wGrbcu. - Sit 9eocntcn Grrrjrit oir
5ntcrcftu ibrcr 6unoCn ilrCn9r i'm Nu9r III baItcn,
uuo oObcr rcrftbGru C, roG brc 9Gaartn pcn crlter
0uottat iIuc. Dies III tctn ,6um0u9. icupsrn tc
nit 6umtueacrCttu uno Gem 3uQc;
bGr b0bGn ilt tb nC utt ot9r9ttGn. 2(brr ibrc ST.
ttr olc ju tsnomeu, III cine rcjne llumSghtcit. crrtb
tbr urgbsurr 9rrflr Stcd britbt gum SbEil aus oEn
Sr, 1rt;
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BRIGGS & HELFRICH,
GummiSsiun pralrrs in all hinhs Of
COUNTRY PRO D UCE,

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.
Ali letters of inquiry will receive immedi-
ate attention.
Ray 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. tE
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-05
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