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THE EVENING STAR.
THE ORIGIN OF YANKEE DOODLE

THE ORIGIN OF YANKEE DOoOLI'
eBoEGE p. MoRRIs.
Once on a time Old Johnny Bull
Flew IA a raging fury, h.,,A
A nd swore than Jonathan Shouio hafs
rSse9 1 sIis s str: by ss Rds be hold
Across tho brlny waters:
And now" said he, IN Tx the tea
OF all ms sons aad daug htrrs."
Thea down he safe IN burly stats.
And clustered ike a grandee,
And IN division made n tune
Called :" ankee doodle dandy"
Yankee doodis'-these a.s fsots-
Yankee doodle dandy
" son Of wax. your tea III tax
1CE-Iaukec doodle daudy.
John sent the tea from DER the sea
With heavy duties rat ii,
But whether lily son or BOhes,
never heard IT stat ii.
Thin Jonathan to poJJt began
He laid p strong enlarge
IN drink no tra, by Jove"' 50 hs
I brew overheard the cargo.
Next johnny sent a aTIna uent.
BIZ w0r,lS and looks to handy,
Whose martial band. when near the land.
Plaved Yankee doodle dandy
IA k.a doOdle-keep II up
Yankee Doodle dandy.
II poison with a tax your cup,
Vcu-Yankee doodle dandy"
A Iong war then they he'd. in whioh
tchS was ~ last defeated
And IVA keo doodle" was the march
To which his troops retreat.d.
Young Jonathan. to see them iiy,
Could 40. restrain HIS lang htsT:
THAT tune" said he, suits to a L.
III sing 10 over after
Old Johnny's face: to his disgrace,
WAS flushed With bscr ani brandy.
Fen while he swOIe to sing no more
This-"Yankee Doodle Dandy"
Yankee DOOdle-ho ha he
Yankee Doodle Dandy
We kept n, tune, but not the tea
Yankee Doodle Dandy
I've tod GU, now, the origin
OF this most lively dltty,
Which Johnny Bull iislIkas as dull
AMI stupldr-what pity
With HAL Columbia" IL IS sung.
In chorus ia and hearty
On land and main we breathe the strain
John ma 10 for MS tea party.
No mater how VIZ Thy Inc the words,
The music speak IN IN handy,
And where's the fair can't sing the air
Of aLkee Doodle Dandy"
yankee dond firm and true
Yankee doodle dandy
YaHke doodle, dOOdI Zoo
Yankee doodle andy ~
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MARYLAND LyGIsLArURE-TheL egis stature had
under consideration February 15) the measures
proposed by the committee in relation to the free
coiofed population The house passed, nearly
unanimously, amendments to an existing act by
which e contribution, amounting to S5,OO0 per
zaaur,, 70 the Colonization Society Is withdrawn
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FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES,
SELL Nc OFF At LEss THAN CosT.
We havn thrown out our who stock of Coored
Silk Rcbe-, by the va d. t. be sold cost, less
Tor cash We Invite the speca attention of pur-
cnaseTs to this portion of our stock, as we have
determined to CLOSE it IN order to ms ke room fol
Spring supplies. j. w. COLi.EY CO.,
ie 9 lot 523 9TH etreet, above Pa. avenue.
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Noricr FOR Ff A9: Si2 llsroKArroN OF
CERTAIN LANES TO MARKET IN TIE

NOTiCE FOR RAJ; * RESTORATION OF
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
The grant Of lands made by act of Congress ep
proved June S. 1856, 10 the STATE OF LOUISIANA, to
AID I'm the constructors OF certain railroads therein
mentioned having been fer adjusted as to author-
ze the release from Withdrawal of the iands here
hafter descr bed, rofice S hrety giren that al TIE
on each SIDE Of the rairosa from New ORE ans i,
Opeousas TO the State line Texas situated ia the
under mentioned townships. which have not been
selected rtrtNe Of SAID grGrt or reserred for
purpose chGterer and which were subject prtrGte
entry TT the date OF withdrawal a. the ordinary min
lmum OF S1l5 per acre, or at the graduated prices
under the act ofAugust 4th, 1884, will be restored
private entry on the days and at the p,ces herein
per acre, or at the prices TO which they may have
graduated st the date of withdrawal.
At the Land Ofioe at NKw ORLEANS, on Monday
the fffh dry Of March next-vIz:
Soxh Of the base line Of tn principal ner,fian
and ,r,st ofihe FitSsiysiFpi r'rsr.
Townships IS and IL. cf range 2,
townships Is i, IS, and il, Of, range IS:
Tooxnships Z, Is. i, and ls, Of TsDEs u.
TcvnshiPs II and II, Of iange II.
To xnsRhPs T. s. f IT, and H. Of
Township II, ofrange25
At the Land Office at OPRLoUsAs, on Monday
the l2th day Of March next-viz:
North Of the base line and sasf Of the priseisal
Ytd,dH.
Township ], of ranges and 2.
North Of the base line and rest Of Ae priseipal We
ridi1H.
Townships l, s, and 4, of rengel.
Townships !, ?, 4. and 5, of range2.
Townships l, 2, and 5, of ranges
South Of the base line ard east Of III. prineipaI me-
rGfiaR.
townships ], 2, 4, Z, and 10, of rangel.
Townships I, 2, Sc, 9, 10. and IL. Of range 2.
Township 2, 8. 4, s, and 10 IF range s.
Townships ?, 3, 1, 5, and u, of rangei
Townships 4, 5. 6 z, IL, II. and IS, of range.
Townships 5, .. Z, ana Is Of range6.
Townships 81, 80, To- II, Is, and IL, of ranger.
Townships 8, 9, 10, II, IL, and Ia. of range 9.
Townships Q, IL, ii, and u, Of ranges.
townships u and IS, of range 10.
townships 10, IL, II, 49, and IL. OF rangell.
Townships IL, IL. lS and Il, Of range u.
South Of fhe base iiHs and Of ths priseipai me
ridinn.
Townships I, 2. and s, OF rapgel.
Townships and Z, of range2.
townships /, ?, 4, and 5, of ranges
townships |, $, 4. 8, and 6, Of rsnges4.5 5, rnde.
townships !, 5, =, aua 5, of ranges and 8.
townships !. 5, and T. of ranges
townships 2, 8, and 4, of ranges 10 and H.
Given under nv hand, at the city of Washing
ton, this twenty eighth day Of December, 1859.
JOS. :. WILSON.
Act'g Commissioner General Land OfScs
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A FOX CRACKERS.
"A FRESH Supply of these Justly celebrated
CIsokers have been received. We are prepared to
supply dealers With fresh article, on New York
terms. 0a8) KING BURCHELL.
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COUGRS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS. &c.

~ HUARSENESS, 90.
The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season generally has the effect of bringing out most
OF professsdly new specifics, and while some are
good. many are useless, and others even dangerous
The wlsest course to pursue is to consult your fam
lly physician, otherwise use only such rem, dies
long public experience has proved to be safe and
sfticacious. Ofthls character is TYI.ER'S COM
y the fayOrte prescription of eminent ply stefan
it soon became popular remedy, and has continued
years. In GASES OF common Colds, Coughs, &C., II
acts like charm, ard in Chronic Cases, Bronchitis,
lts success is unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used il.
Sold by Marin & Palmer, Chas. SiOtt. DO, Wash
ingtOn: Cissel, GEORGETOWN; Peel 4 Stevens, Al
In LOzengsr form. Price l2K and 25 cents a-box-
known as IT, lers Gum Arabic Cough Cand,
Drops, as an elegaLt, easant and effoaciOus L Nj
mOnic Lozenge they are UNSURPASSED. de Ism
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- e. Z u F u l. a,
OK KINGS EVIL,


Is. ssn,;itstioas dis"s, eerrpPten Of ths bleed, ~
-hch ths frd hscomss vetsd ~sst and poor Beng 10
circulation, psr.adss The whole body, and hurst
part of No organ frss from
attacks, 6 deere which II may not destroy The
scrooBs vsriously caused by nsreuusl dissGss
low living dsoTdersd unhHlhy food, imPrrs air, eth
and filthy the depressing vices snd above ALL By the
snsra infection Whatever be its origin, II hsrsssry In
IN. 'from p1reIs children
IT., third and fourth g.usr1on; ndst 20 10 the
rod 81 Him vh0 al will OF The fRthss
vpnn their children"
I .6scs by Deposition from the blood Of
which, the ipngs, liver aud
mai organs, termed tubsrc.s IN h. gsnds swsllnss
and -, surface eTIptos This fonl cerrupon
whch genders rhe blooi dspresse che energies Of life.
that scroulous only suffer from scrouloIs
Complaints they have far ess Withstand the
tsch Of other dsEts consequently numbers perish By
disorders which, hougn scrctrcus LA their nature
s rendered faJH by this aint the Most OF the
hich iecminates the human family
gn directly this scrcfulous and 10.
strrcrs diseases e the ysr kidneys, BRAIN and ndss
o. ell It's orgaas from aggravated By the
One Of all PeoPs serefrsas thsr psrsons
r8dsd By this lurking Infection and their health
dermnsd by H. To c.NRss from hs system
ratc the blood By Alternative medicine and InvgOrs BY
healthy feed ana sxsress. Such medicine vssTppy In
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Acts Commissioner Genera! Land One,

NorE.-Under the regulations Of the department
as heretofore and now exi stlDg. nent oan Ia
made for advertising procamatlons ex cent 10 suof
publishers as are Specially authorized to publish h,
the Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
in ~ ~'>NoS'
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AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA

the e6scua remedy which the deal sh Of
can devise Tor hs prevailing ard fatal maAdy
Combined from IN. reuedisls that have
discovered for the eIpurgaor Of this foul disorder from the
blood, and The Of from dssruct,s
quences Hence should be employed for the OF
saly scrofu bat also those other which from
H. such ERCsTIyE and SKIN DIsEAsRs, ST. ArTHo-
NY's FRI RusE or ERYsIrELAs, PINrLIs, PUsTULrs,
BLoTCHEs, BLAISs AND BoILs, TUMOss, TETTER AND
SALT RHSUn, SCALD HAD. ETcGwoRM, RHEUn A.
TIsM ,SYFHlLIrIC AND HERCURIAL DISEASES, DROP
ST, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, aud, indeed, ALL Cum
PLANTS ARISING FROM yITIETED OR IMPURE BLOOD.
The popular b.lef1 'mPurty Of IN. blood 10 founded
rrt Tor scro!ua degeneration OF the blood. The
ucusr purpose and fhs Sarsspa purify and
rsgenerste this vital fud without which health
ssit q in ed en-
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sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, md no household can
ahnrd to be without il. 1t is always ready and up
to the sticking point. There is no longer neoes-
slty for llmping chairs spntered veneers, headless
dolls and broken cradles 1t ia just the article for
with ladies o. refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation ia used o"d, being
chemically held III solution, and possessIng all the
valuable qualities OF the best cabinet ma kers sluo
1t may be used In the place of ordinary mucilage,
being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
Prize. IS cents.
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle.
Wholesale Depot, No. Is Cedar street, New York.
Address HENRY C. SPALDING Il CO..
Box No. $500, New York.
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing Four,
Eight, a hd Twelve DoZen-a beautifnl LithOgraph-
ic Show Card accompanying each package.
W single bottle Of SPALDING'S Pre-
PiRED GU will save ten times its cost All
nUally TO evory hOusehOif.-GE
Sold by all prominent StatiOners, Druggists,
Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and
Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPAL
DING'S PREPARED GIL UE. when making up
their list. 1t will sta nd Any climate. ia 1h-Iy
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THUG AZ J. LAPSLET
HENRY F. THOMAS.
Baltimore, March "a, 1859.
CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS.

IL will he seen by the proceeding notice that have
Thomas j. Lapsley. | respectfully solicit contn
nation Of the patronage Of oar former friends and
the pubic IN general. Mr.. JOSEPH n. TABELE. for
house Of Messrs: Norris Gregg, of New York
city. and for the last three years Of this house. will
continue Ia manage the Mechanical Department. as
formerly. The business VIII be conducted under
the firm and Etyleof
Sff HENRV THOMAS
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NEW GOODS ,pvow
We are now receiving a large and well selected
stock Of Housekeeping Goods, such Bleached
and Brown Shirtnss, Cotton and Linen Sheetngs,
Toweings in great yari Is, Pillow Case Cottons
and Linens. Endressek CamDrIcs, Plain and
ia onetu Cambrics, Camb:lc and Swiss Bards,
EdElnss In every variety, Hosiery, Jouvins Kid
Gloves &C.: &c We shs also continne 70 sell all
our Fancy Silks Silk Robes. Foulsrd silks, Merl
noes, and most winter so de ST pyiyas rost
TAYLOR x ECTCHfSON,
No. ~ isonlsIana avenue,
iSs opposite Centre Markst Space
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERS HiP-The
- Partnership heretofore existing between the
undersIg ned, under the i'm, Of IAPsI KY 4 THOMAS
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. A the bus
,uess of the ate irT, W he settled and the con
tracts thereof will he fulfilled BY the under ST ned,
HenSv r. Thomas. " no will carry on the same bus
iness ar the old stand. No. % Light street, Balt-
more. and who Is alone authorized TO cnllect the
debts and use the Of tee firm in liquidation.
THOMAS J. LAPSLEY,
HENRY F. THOMAS.
Baltimore, March IA, lS5s.
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IOUVIN,S BEST QUALITY
y KID GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
Twenty-Five dozen of the above Justly celebrated
hid Gloves an ell the desirable colors to which We
invite the special attention of the ADDE'S.
ia j. w. GO.IEY Il GI aQ2 1rh
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COLEMAN's EUTAW HOUSE,

TOLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,
~ BALTIMORE.
ROBERT b. COLEMAN, late of the firm of
Coleman < StefEOn Of the Astor House 4
sad more recently oi ths It. Nicholas vEAA9
Hotel, New York, has, ia connaotIon with iE:ESS
his son. Err EDERICK w. COLEMAN, taken the
charge of the above well known house for a term
ofveers Many Important alterations and improve
ments have been made, rendering IL first Glass in
every respect.
The location OF this house is convenient to trsv-
esrs and cltlzens, the city cars passing constantly
70 all points, and the Baltino e and Ohio and
Washington depots being in close proximity
Liberal arranEements Will he made with families
or single gentlemen for Board. (either full or par
tlat) -
They will continue the International Hotel, At
Niagara F2'le, New York. in the same sumptuous
manner that has Icade popular with the travel.
lGg Pnb,ic during the past Season. de q Sin
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r. SEWING MACHINES
u Il most perfect family Saving Machine i.t N.
WILLCOE GIBBS. They make -four thousa no
understood and not liable to get out of order ~
the price, delivered, 10 only SSi and S. They car
be seen Il my Housefurnishing store 40 nth nj
GEO. FRANCIS
aeN Sale Aren't Tor the Distr,ct
v l. T. NTIN Es
SHEPHERD's,
corner 7th and d streets, na
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JACOB REED,
JACOB REED,
MANUFACTURER OF
M l. TARY THING
SOUTHEAST CORNER SECOND AND SPRUCE srs.
PHILADELPHIA
MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. ;,ssu

As accidents ,riH happen, ersn in 1rsH regulated
Jc1iliss, it is very desirable to have some cheay
and convenient wa5 for repsiring Furniture, Toys
CrOokery, DO
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MEDICINES.
u BALTIMORE

Has Disoocered "a, most CerfatH. Sps,dy, aaa ,..
EFsofHal ,KsDi-dy In fhs World
FOR ALL DISEASES OF lMfRl Df.SCE
LET NO FALSE DELTCACY PREVENT
APPLY MINED ATbLl.
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For sale by the usual agents In every city, and bf
the druggists In Washington, Georgetown. and
Aleyandria. no e-eoIv
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NASHVILLE. TENN. THURSDAY. MARCH 90. 1860.
MisfellanfOus-
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
Fa
Most ConVenient Arfi ial Light
In THE WORLD. -

THIS GAS Is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
Il for elegance, economy. safety and simplicity
cannot be surpa ssed. The fixtures in the same
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures. $ r.
Its sadvantaees are t8sG ft is portable gas light
unriv4led for briiiancy, eheapness, cieannes and
simplicity, be Use wherever artifici Al light
is required II is easy 70 regulate, and requires no
trimming, and for attention, waatever after light
ing. u Is perfectly safe and free from explosion
ana has OdOr sm.if while burning. fhe light
be made TO burn with any degree Of briliiancy,
by turning screw ald be Increased instant
o Isly In volume from that Of candle TO- ten or
twe-ty, by tnrung a valve a in ordinary gas.
The Vesper t'as fame and fixtures precisely
sembIe, form those OF coal gas, 0nt In bTilliaDcy
aud purity sf light, it possessss a decfied adyan-
tage over any coal gas IL requires chimney.
there IS need Of daily trim nIng OF wick, and
the construction Of the fixtures simple that
not liable get out Of order, and a child man
age -adiy- The gas burned in lhs Nesper Tx
IS geucraIed from pure c szl sSil or "Vesper
O (Which IS manu- actlired xpressly for this bur-
tse6 } sthnat any admfxture OF ale Bhot other
fOre.gn iag clients, AM its supply is unlinited
Tie nxtnres heusesves adapted in styles
suit al Elsts. from the iiAia, simple hight burner
shs most elegant aud c'.stiy en- Gndeier- Each
fixture IS per Itsslf taere outlay to be
ade fT service pipes, meters, gulatofs. &c
The gas Is generated in this burner aud all fixtures,
from the ebeap single light the expensive rh.sn-
iier. immature works, IL themselves They
are s,ld % which do exceed the
Tin ry hNtdres similar styles aud Orn. menta
ti1n.
Churches hotels, public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private res dences through state
IA be htts up th tia e;eI Mt and 'uveniPnt
AMI tbef beautiful gas fixtures, h ch
add So much 10 the appearance such places, aud
c,d.f Uf tue hoIne circle, ana WHICH, here
tJfore CouIi be used nui, ia hbs favored
embrace WITHIN tie coal gas limits Of large cities.
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D...,. .. ....s rsans, l : $50
Americau and Fore.gn
STEREOsCOPIC EMPORIUM.
z. AEfEoNY,
30s Broadssay, New York.
Afsr Nay Ix, 1850. sol BROADWAY, sso
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The ssereoso1pe Is the iastrseis istsrss;irg,
utetainizy asszssg, ami ez-af4g u H'odsrs iHyen-
ioas- -.
sesf B0se EzefscateE, 70 aekHo~ieds= rs worth
No none . complete without IL, and h and
4. pr,s~sI1 Z. y,lr view every part Of the word
g IN. r~fi-C boLfa<zs p<sp>ctsce and skarpaess Of
d<snd as n "a were tu- - l.
FiIosogr45Ee sr- esery where exploring Europe,
ASH, AfrSca, AHf-ries tH ss-res % the grand and
Bessifsl. and the Terlts 81 dAe1r SkaA are Goa
We aITs az i.sals .--s variety OF paper Views Of
Scenes P=ris, LsadOn, Esg Lac ScDI-s Ireland,
w4lez Frae. B ;lg asa, AID ,-~ItzerIAnI, sp ain.
Tie knite, Versailles, 81 Ctsdd, FO-st1iasoie a.
TaiiieIles ~ fsfxe. LFyP,, A.5ess; tae Hsiy
t0rss nu-ng, N srf.e seeilss breast at SCENES
Of Mss.iaafsd lfsri0rs 4 P-.es, "a rSGs, aad "a
thsdrz4s 0i Fra1re, it1iy, Ss a. tns sI1-t o
rhess IA niszteI vie~s ssost r-ssGrkaots
EyzzY G<SrLEHAS wsxLTH AID EEyISsD TASTE
s3ssald have bEs dra~ing r.-s'a 81 our
ouisile ri.scs glass With resVlyiag stereJscOpe,
snss~g < ~, -, 81 100 kV'hlag DC
more fss i.ltIs ala os5e esn H.r no greater teal
ffi-ae fs,.s "A Tie g be sati u
latest PIBt grt ~aGdsT- They taken IN
arti>k PaSt ef ssonG. aiIJ eSr, flsiLg matter
hoH saPf hy sag Be -loriHg Il dePetsd as sHAriy
Tai- gives additional value, f'r - tLs be Iates
Of uzimIte n=Iure Il Gdds The ohIrst Of life and
ft0H- Tue process y discovery OI O~u, and
beng szzkHosSa EvTope,e rlseISe TTOnl o.dou
PARIS large OTirfs lOr AnthSliy = Instantaneous
fgeNsDf \ aeTic=tn iiie aiid scenery
AmDsg ntiser IhIsgs W. h-Fs just published Stere-
oseopsc IsI1strsI th UI the UEIOS
sTKEET PEATEk aEkTISss, IN Sh eh May Heart- Isci
sa igteTest- The IsaIIlculITs Oi this wu' be found
Ia Our catIiggur.
OUK CATALOGs Of subj cts and prices will be fer
Naried I1.sBy aasrxss recei, vi a amp.
FaTti a distance sessbg 81 81 SO, SIS
SO, So have a 90 insgr f,sIesst saSII
pictares a. they hs.s ,e4dest, seat b. Express.
fe~s aione, (SIthO-I IustrumstiIJ DC seut By
mail.
Parties Who xsb to be advised Of everything real
by yaia5Is n the lie c5uIes 'uIy send Gs
their - place TeCOrJ, aII Siil Keep them
p-1-Ied at eNpsn-e-
Aes Of IeisHr, xilI ind TIiotog graPhy a most flsci
nst.Hg drII-bttuI amusement. We D. eptrsi
g. d GBtGteaTs wItI ever Thing Lecess,ay for
their sucsuss getH with Instructions ''H'-s T.
TAX StrTeOScJpac Pseures-"
E.ANTHGEY,
Importer and Manu- acturer Of P.f'It grapHEc Ma
terIals, -tcTeO,c ,cUpes aud StcTeoscopc Ssc~s-
60 AerCaats Irs,tn every seCtIo.a ui Tie country
respectfully invited 10 make exaaIldIfO-I oi
our st5ck, - our discount the trade will lib
eral.
To oProtographers.-First class sIereOscopic Ne
gstiyes
seaa by mil priat unni0unted, with prize OF Ne
gatse Iaal4-4In--
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Lf'Nls'iLA aug. ~, ioSS.
W. ii. SETTLE, ESQ; Il gives great pleasure Ia
state after ITIal tue ''Nesper Gas Lamps,
t ny study for six 81, aud after ObSerN ing
closely the length OI tune, the experiment
Ul tlgutiLg UHIOn Iert," with these lamps, l
have eEIIre c5uldeBce IN heir efficacy Ii 70
L. ey .riUru All the advaHtiges OF the bost gas
Igb IL IhUse who live out of The cities and large
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
readily learned, the uxtures simple a1d so
hIIe liable gt OF OF order, the cost o. the tight
comparatively 50 Lite, and tie whoe tree ITvIn
all dagger, tIat needs only slcq sintince on
tile ptrI Ui the public With the Nesper Gas Lamp
bring mem general Ihruugh JuI tne couulry
II. 81 = STUART ROBINSON.
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NAsHvIL- h, Dee, AZ, 1852
Cot. 7 A. TAYLoL-Dear oIr have used iJr some
time, oae sl tIs We per Lamps beg Ieavc to
cap. my ODngaIi,ss you hsviig introduced
my IOtiCv- 10 pvf iiViug Ia tue country or
IA paris "a ety Where gas cadnVt be hLn, or
may desre a iigLt mucn acre eCOaotnIcai than
gas-.ud iIIe Tune IuIy equal 10 Il uiusni-
.-.IIg pOwSr-tiss APPARATUS viii prove GesI4era-
tum
regard THIS e the m st beautiful and most useful
InVeuIUn tUT procuring a, a sthall cost, the tdvan
I.g, oI gas Iis ht int 1 nave the
s.e Time thai psifectiy sAfsIsa exp.osion IIug
amp i.'lps are elm e COHstru1tioL
a..d In-..sscd with
Very truly yours,
T. s FALL
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SAsasiLLE, fsnH., Dec. Il, 1859.
Ms sRs. 7. II. TAvL1R * ca: have laad IA Use Tor
ab,5Gt nioatiis Ilsst, que your Nesprr Gas
Llgus, u gyes great pleasure to SAFE, thai
reg ard saierisr aLy oIner rortab light
lIsI nave nIeI VITA.
Its Sintisily o arrangement, freedom from danger
ii IA, clctutineHs, stcI4ness, AMI pufsty o.
IL la. qAl.lsrs tlat iaast reCon1nend Il "a any
aO ~ItIrs iJ. IL g.ySs iigat Shich 10 inc,
b. eqlast "a oTliIiancy - tae ordinary gas
iisht. Very RsspvSuuliyt
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS ExerIlency, Gov. IA. MOTehead, and
1hos :. Page Esq, state Aud r.
To WA. Al. SErTL., Esq LOuIssIlis, ky--Dedr Str:
We have breu aud are using our ''Y'-sper Cas-
anu are perfectly sIIised with is utility, IL gives
a Suit bril- liLnI ANA btaut al light, aud Is perfectly
secure from explosion IL very cbedp AID
bonIcal in u.s., Of less than any otter
az 1T We are satisfied that il Will som be adopted
by all perso8s who have not the opportunity al Ub
tam ~ gas, aud also 70 whom gas accessible an
uiln cheap ia the original OutlIy for Tx
and the continual expens- VI burning is an
jcct. -
Yours, &C., c. 5. MOREHEAD,