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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16
NEWPORT NEWS.

CIRCUIT CouRT.-In tho case of Wares Ex-
eoutors 10. Ule, the jury returned verdict fol
the defendant after short consultation.
Tho jury In the case Of the Commonwealth
ne. Joseph Brutsche, charged with toleratins
gaming, failed to agree, after consultation Of
thirty-six hours, and was discharged.
The case of Mrs. Anna Gill us. The City Of
Newport was tried yesterday. The plaintiff
In this case alleges that she has sustained
damages to the amount Of 81, 900, by reason
Of the grade established on Monmouth-street
for which amount she asks judgment. After
hearing the evidence tho Jury, under the
direction Of the Sheriff, retired to the premises
to mako personal inspection, but did not re-
turn until after tho court had adjourned, and
consequently no verdict has yet been ron,
dered. lf
GRAND JuRY.--The Grand Jury found al
indictment against j. 9. A. Foster for carry.
ing concealed weapons, and sgsinst John and
Austin Hoffman, for malicious destruction o.
property.
We notice several Of Mr.. Bailsy's family
pass into the Grand Jury room yesterday, bu
for what purpose has mot yet transpired.
WIN. 8. BAILEY vs. ANDERSON AND OTHERS
This case, In which tho plaintiff asks dsmage
for the destruction Of the Free South neWspa
per, will b tried on Monday next. A grsa,
interest ID felt In the matter, and the attorney
on both sides are preparing to exert them
selves to tho extent Of their abilities. W,
shall give our readers pretty full report o.
the mstter. ui1ls
EourrY DocKsT.--The equity appesranc,
docket was called yesterday by'Judge Mooar
and several cases submitted.
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CovINGToN NEWS.

PoLIos MArrsRs.--Joh Grsenup was yss-
tsrdsy fined 50 90 by Mayor Foley for q
breach Of the peace. Noother case was tried.
IMPROVEMENT OF THIRrHnNrH. sfRsxr.--An
ordinance has passed the Council, directing
the committee on Internal improvements to
advertise for sealed proposals for tho grading,
paving, and Macadamixing Of Thirtssnth-
street, from Grssnup to the Licking River.
6sSAToRrAL--Hon. John +. Fisk, Senator
from Keuton and oampbsll Counties, has been
chosen President pro tom of, the Senate, over
which body he will preside in the absence Of
Mr.. Porter, the regular President.
CovrNaroM AGRICULTURAL AND MKcHANrCAL
AssocIATroN.--A bill has recently passed tho
House Of Representatives, Incorporating this
society, and granting IL oertsin privileges.
The bill win no doubt pass the Senate.
STRsEfs.-Ths present condition Of all ths
principal street Of the city 10 most dsplorable.
Should the present weather continue, some oi
shsn will soon become impossible. ] AZ
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio Is still, though very gradually, on
Its downward course, having declined about four or
ve inches only during the twenty four hours ending
isst evening. This wster Is falling all the way from
tie over six at wheeling The Lower Ohio Is still in
good nayigsbe condition for all classes Of steamers
The weather was very disagreeable and wet yester.
dhsy, rendering the wharf extremely nnfayorable for
on the landing Last evening the temperature fell,
and general freeze occurred, rendering tho muddy
Business % .. tho lsyss yesterday va. bu. moder.
shippers from sending forward their freight Hardly
freights for New Orleans were still active. Rates
Pittsburs- cotton, 7oo.: Molasses, $780,; Whisky,
Freights, 121f@l5c. per 100 lbs.
Nashyille-Whisky, per bril-, 60c.; Ale, 5Oc,; Pound
fsSSshs gePP Pound GD III Sresnt. &c. Dsr
Whisky and Oil, 6Sc per bril-; stoves, 49,; Ale, &C.,
E1ansville- Whisky and Oil, SOC. per brl.
OaiIo. W Whisky ,o a1a OIL 6oc por brl.; Pound
NeW can " iii and Oil soc Flour Potatoes
Apples, Co. 60c.; Pork, $780,. Bacon In hhds 25c: and
other Pound Freghs, 3O35c. per 100 lbs.; Keg Lard
20c.; Horses, $40 per head.
DR.. Robert 8. Dunning, the capable and courteous
silver goblet, at Louisville. We know Of no officer
more deserving Of such present.
sTEAMBoAT REGISTER.
.AaaIyAls;-Jsc9b stradsr, LOuisyie; Magnolia
J. w. Oheesman, st. Louis; West Wind, Louisville;
Grey Eagle, P0neroy; Ohio No. 8, Marietta.
DEpARTUREs.-Jacob Strader, Louisville; Forest
sss s%s0I srstts
A. Q. Taylor, New Orleans; West Wind, Pittsburg
Prairie Bose, st. Louis; Gray Eagle, Pomeroy.
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EAw REPORT.
SUPERIOR 0oURT.

Hunter VI. Dalton. Before Judge storer.
An action on Judgment recovered In New Orleans
on warranty given BY Dalton In the sale of a negro
man. woman and child. It was ayerrsd expressly in
the agreement that they were all Sound" It was
subsequently, ascertained that the woman had tumor
on her shoulder that the boy had scrufuleus afec.
tton Of the eyes and that the man. also was affected
with some disease. II was decided that they wers
unsound at the time Of the purchase and that Dalton
should bo u!oted In the amount Of the original pur-
chase, as well as sum paid to physicians. This
Court affirmed tho Judgment.
Moore Andrews vs. Shannon q Shannon, A
motion BY defendant Tor new trial was decided by
Judge storer. IL was admitted that certain papers
not In evidence, handed to the Jury BY defend
ants. These papers unQuestonably had bearing on
The case and ought MOTTO have been possession oi
the Jury. II is said, however, that certain Of the
jursrs could testify that the documents had no inu:
ence on their minds-that they did not read the
papers, We do notthink that the testimony OF Jurors
can be received In case OF this kind 1t has been &C
held from the earliest time, and in 10 Ohio the ruling
The reason Of that applies to the present and
anew trial would, therefore, be granted.
Oincinnati. This Is a SUIT for paving Sidewalk
near martins property, on Main.sreet, between The
hsmiton.ro and Mulberry street. The defense L
that the sidewalk was never dedicated and that I'M
city has become trespasser In taking the property
The city Joins with the plaintiff In asserting that sH,
holds the proper title. -'-H
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MEcHAsrcs' AND sDMAsv!AcruRsas. E1cnAseH

MECHANICS AND NxcHANaR.
The attendance, yesterday morning, at the
meeting Of the Mechanics and Manufacturers
Exchange Was quite large, and the interest in
the success Of tho Exchange seemed to be
more than ordinarily lively. President Run
yan occupied the chair, but as there was little
business Of general interest before the Board,
II adjourned after the election Of the follow
ing gpsrsons to membership:
George A. Peter, paper hanger, proposed BY
O. F.Wilstach.
jeffrey Seymour, collector Of statisticsj J.
o. Flickner, dealer in leather and shoe find
ings, and N. w. Speer, sgsnt for 6pser's oil
polish blacking, al proposed BY J. B. Heich.
J.& T. Jenkins, builders, proposed by
Baldwin, Whatsly 4 Go.
willard q Co., manufacturers Of terra colts,
proposed BY Mills 4 Spellmirs.
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MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUND

49, ~ iust Ju1t wuut tne nnuie1 mnso iVnB n00uou
The Uterine Elixir ID warranted to cure all dis
eases of q Uterine Mature; Inflammation Of tho
Womb, the Kidneys, the 0yaries, and the Urethra.
Prolapaus or Falling Of the Womb, Painful Menstru
alton, Chlorosis Amenorrhea; In fact perfect cure
i BY the use Of from two to Ave bottles
Of The E1ir Of any disease whstsyer Of The Genet.
matter OF h9y long standing: Price u par Bottle.
Madame ELLIS calls particular attention 70 tho
following W Gard Of one Of the most prominent Drug.
'To THE PUBIIo AND TEE LADIES IN PAnFIcyLAn.-.
undessisnsd ere not II the habit q siyinSs
Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Uterine
Elixir, We cheerfully recommend II to Gil females
suffering from Female Diseases Of any kind; IL is
purely vegetable, and In case can do injNry; we
say to altry and our word for y, you will md re
''ss sslsy "oornsr Of Ftiti ii % and Rsos.asMss:.'
MADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH eIMU.
IX1 LATING COUGH AND LIVER BA L.SAM
cures, without fall, pains in the Breast, Back,
Side OF. Limbs; Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,, DIM
Guilty Of Breathing, Headache, Elatulency, Heart.
burn, Chronic Rheumatism, Bilious Chol!o, gramp
OholIq, Gripping Pains Of the Bowels, Dullpess,
stuper, Inactivity, Loss Of Appetite, and In Pain.
tul Asnstru%stIon % Il is certain in cure. sna gives
1t wll givexelief IN twenty minutes, and . germn-
nenl cure by the use o two bottles. Only W cents
SFes sas Bs ~ S.e ss e.
4 a;e and and p s
Of John and Sixth; PAUL BEN LE!N. cor9er. q
Eighth and Freeman. Alsos EDWARD HOANLAN
co., corner Of Main and Fourth; and Madame
ELLIS, IA West Sixth-streef. sep25.ay
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RoBBERY IN SroRRs TowNsHIp.-An attachs
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, named
Elijah Dix, was robbed yesterday morning at
knights Boarding house, in Storrs Township,
OF silver watch valued Of $40, aquatity Of
wearing apparel, and $14 in money. The al
legged thief is man named Charles .Flactray,
who applied ct the house for boarding under
the pretsnso that he had been employed by
the railroad company and would take bis DO
sition in their service in few days.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

JUDGMENT RENDERED AGAINST THE Cry
During the official term Of Mr.. Stephen Hults
as City Clerk he indexed twenty three books,
for which, upon retiring, he claimed extra pay
ment. As he did the work without authority
the city refused to pay tho claim, and he yes.
terday entered suit for the amount before JUS
tice McFalI, who gave Judgment in favor Of
tho plaintiff in the amount Of $3.50, or $40 for
each index. The case has been appealed,
and will shortly come up for.dnal trial before
another tribunal. lm
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

OvERooAr SToLsN. - On Monday last an
Overcoat wss stolen from the house No. 273
Fourth-street, by some fellow who on
tered tho establishment doubtless for tho
sole purpose Of replenishing his wardrobe.
This is the only article, however, that he
found, but the fact that II was taken may
serve 90 q warning to the thief not TO commit
any further depredations in that locality.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO JULIA DEAN
Some Of our citizens, as will be seen by refer
encs to our advertising columns, have ten
dered complimentary to Julia Dean, to take
place ct tho Opera. house on Saturday night.
The lady, we believe, is about to depart for
California, which she now regards as her
home, and as this will probably be the last
opportunity Of witnessing her performances,
we trust the testimonial may be such an one
as will live forever In her memory,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

MAH IrsTAHrLY KILLED BY FALL.--A man
named Martin Kelly, yesterday afternoon,
went out upon the roof Of the house in which
he resides, on Liberty-strset, near Elm, for
some purpose which We were unable to learn,
and becoming dizzy, fell to the ground, in
stantly killing himself. He leaves wife and
three children, who, by this unfortunate OCCUR
renee, will be thrown entirely upon their own
resources for their support.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

MAN DRowNED.-A man named David Ker-
sey, while in . state Of intoxieation, yesterday
afternoon, fell from the wharfboat ct the foot
Of Central-svsnue, and was drowned. He Is
said to have been resident of Pittsburg, and
. deck-hsnd upon one of the steamboats, now
lying at the wharf.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

EoIssz DAxsAzfl.-Joseph A. Wsthsrby
and James r. Pearson intend giving . party
tomorrow evening ct Broadway Hall, corner
Of Broadway and Hunt-strssts, which we have
no doubt wiz be pleasant adsir, and largely
attended by those who arc devoted to this
species Of amusement. %
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

Boz Run OvER~ AND BADLY IsJuRID.-
A boy named Michael Cassidy was run over,
yesterday morning, on Elm.strest near Third,
BY IN Exprsn-wsgon, and quite ssriouSly In
jured. His right arm was broken In two
places, and his body badly bruised, although
not dengerouGly. s
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16
FOR SALE.

N0R SALE. = BARGAINS IN REAL
.E. Estate.-A modern two.story Brick house, gas,
bath, &C., on Franklin.street, near Broadway. Lot
Brick. .house, six rooms, gas &c., on Hopkins
street. Lot 20 by 95 to o 10 foot alley.
House and lot ON North side Seventhstreet, be-
tween Cutter and Linn $500. af5f
House and lot on n. Elm; In street betHeen Fifteenth
street, near Chestnut.
"A az story Brick House on Court.street, near Elm
Lot 2s BY 72. 36I0e, 500 cash, BALANCE on time
- three'story Brick House on Eighth street, near
Walnut, will bs exchanged for Lot or House and
Lot In the eastern part Of the city.
"A splendid country seat, Brick House, with all the
modern improvements, carriage house, three acres
House and Lot on Fourth-street in the city, with
frst-rate Brick House, brick stable, &c., near the
city, five acres Of which is beautiful ground.
two-story Frame House in Avondale, on about
one acre Of ground, will be exchanged for good city
ALSO-Several Lots Of five acres, two acres, and
one acre, In Ayondale, on the Reading Pike, cheap
for cash and time payments 40.
Apply to JOHN WAGG0NEB,
ta Agent and Auctioner,
fel5c No. b8 W9st Sixth sireef.
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SARsrIsLD GUARDS, ArrENrroNl-Th will
be . meeting Of Sarsfeld Light Guards this
evening st their armory on Fifth street. A
full attendance is requested, as business Of
Importance will be transacted.
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LnrrEas DgrArssp FOR WANT or poar. az

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT or PosrAaE
February Is:
Charles Webb 4 Co., Philadelphia, Penn.
D. Brooke, Norwalk, Ohio. -
John Baker, Mason, Ohio.
Jeremiah Conklin, Dubuque, Iowa.
Joel Crane, Oovington, Ohio.
hrthqr A a,T Thompson, New Orleans, La.
MRS. Mary Beers, Painsvslle, Ohio.
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Monetary ana Commercial.


The business transacted in Third.street yes
terday was quiet, aud no particular movement was
obseryable in any department Of finance. Money
was stl in good request with supply equal to the
legitimate demand.
ers paying S@!0c as before, and drawing at prem.
New Orleans Sight Exchange was very dull, and lt
would have been difficult for the Bankers to sell at
Coin was very Quiet and Uncurrent Money un.
changed. .f gl gN .fTfI Nj, ~.
small SSo. a ana ssd As Rf sss with
All except ebelng firm. Mess Pork was firm and
Large transactions occurred In Bulk Meats. 49,
The Imports and Exports OF various articles for the
twenty.four hours ending yesterday noon, were:
1MPoRTs-Appless 426 barrels Barley. ,sOs bushels
Butter, SO KEGS; Corn. 6,677 bushels; Cheese, q
Bales Sosss S. hss S Lar s Ssrss Urss sna
Molasses, 42 barrels; Malt, 10 bushels; Pork and
Bacon. PsscSI 4 MHsd MhHhd; SIls ,Hs PSissOss los
Bs ks snas ss,rs ss boas:y bassy Sh.sss & sssi
81 Sars Ss S iA Eoa.ss IS Sa9ses 5. 81
bushels Pork and Bacon, SO hhds, aii tierces, SO
SSds sSfSss Ssires 1si'Sf & csas;
Thursday's New Orleans Picayuue observes con.
cerning the previous day: h 3.2
The movement to-day has indicated no variation
OF any kind on the previous report and the tendency
at the close OF business to lower rates OF Dis.
Bonds to'dey, and the market inclnes in favor Of
holders Exchange Is still unsettled, and we have to
fspOs sSht sdvsncs IN ssh, Checks With ss
been limited throughout the day, and quotations
Iuled as follows at the close of business Clear Ser
Francs 81 22H@5f3H per dollar. Sixty. day Bills on
New York, &c, lA@24 per cent. discount. Sight 4
@95.l6 per cent discount. tI.N
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OHIO CokLKaE OF MsDrorNE.-The COM
mencement exercises of this Institution will
take place this evening at Christian Chapel,
on Sixth-street, between Smith and Mound.
The public arc invited TO attend.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

Police CoURr. = Judge Lowe examined
twenty cases yesterday morning, not one Of
which was worthy q record upon the docket of
any Metropolitan Court.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

WEEKLY RnP0Rr OF THE CRY AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night made the follow
ing report TO the City Council, Of the receipts
and expenditures Of the city during tho past
week, and the amount Of money still remain
ing In tho Treasury:
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16
CITY N Ew s..

ApAMs's ExrsSss ConPAHr.--T To Adsms's
Express Company we continue to be indebted
for Eastern and other papers, always in
advance Of the mail.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

GoDEY's LADY's Book. - This favorite
monthly for March has been received by Peass
Il Co., Sixth-street, east OF Walnut It con-
tains much that will interest tho ladies'.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

BURGLARY ON FRosr-srRERr The grocery
Of James Whalden, on Front-strset, near Mil,
was burglarioualy entered night before last,
and the drawer robbed Of ga In money.
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COMMON PLEAS.

The State vs. John Hawley. Before Judge
another party on trial charged with robSsry ana
grand larceny stealing S50on the 10th Of last month
The robbery Y stated to have been committed In the
netghborhood OF Sixth and Culvert streets,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

HsfHoRoLosIoAE OBSERVATIONS Henry
Ware, Optician, No. z West Fourth-strest,
February Is:
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MUSICAL.
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1x1 thaa ever. Great sacrifice Of a1Huz
FioIins eaisaGs sanio ssrnss
mipgs, &c.. during the Holldays.V 2Vu
Selling at 100 per cent. less than any
at that. DO not buy an Instrument until you have
called at No. 227 Fifthstreet second door sest of
Plum, south side. BRITTlNQ q BRO,
Piano Makers, end Dealers in First.cIsss Instru.
ments. de2lH
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-A family can be accommo-
Sycamore street, whero but few boardsrs are kept
Also, couple OF day-boarders can be accommo-
dated. ~, S fel6bs
R0ARDING-Two persons can be accom-
1O modated with pleasant room and board in o
private family, No. 70 George.street. fel5bs
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LOST.

n ,0ST-0n che afternoon of tho Saturday,
- at Smith 4 Nixon's Hall, or from the Hall TO
Vine.street, Black Viotorinc, lining inside Of a
brownco!or. The finder will be rewa rded by leaving
q PAUL RElNLEIN'S Drug Store, corner Of
Efghth and Freeman.streets. fe15bs
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N0R SALE-An Engineers TRANSIT
n an excellant instrument, nearly new, OF Stack.
pole Bro, N Y, manufacture. inquire Of II. 8.
PLUME, S0uthgate House, Cincinnati fei6ds
N0R SALESMAN II OU 8 r.. This
n wsll-known house, together with about eight
acres OF land b offered for sale or lease Inquire ON
the premises, Of q. 3. SEDAN, Lower River Road
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
NASHVILLE. TENN. TUESDAY,
Misfellaneons.
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
AND
Most Convenient Arti ial Light
IN THE WORLD.

THIS GAS is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
i for elegance, economy, safety and simplicity
cannot be surpassed. The fixtures the same
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures.
Its advantages thsa Il is d portable gas light
unrvaied for briliancy, cheapness ,cIeanlness and
required It is easy regulate, and requires no
trim ing, and for attention, Whatever after light
ing II is perfectly safe and free from explosion,
and has no odor or smell while burning The light
be made to burn with any degree of brilliancy,
by turning screw aud be increased instantane-
ousIy in volume from that of candle to ten or
twenty, by turning a valve in ordinary gas.
The Nesper Gas name and fixtures precisely
sembe III form those of coal gas, but in brifiiancy
and purity OF light it possesses a decided adYan-
tage over any coal gas. 1t requires no chimney,
there is no need of daily trimming of a wick, and
liable to get out of order, and a child
age it readily. The gas burned in lhe Vesper fix
ture is generated from pure coal oil, or "Vesper
On,' (Which IS manufactured expressly for this bur-
ner,) without any admIXture of alcohol other
foreign ingredients, and its supply is unlimited.
suit all tastes, from the plain, simple light burner
10 the most elegant and costly chandelier. Each
fixture is perfect in Itself there outlay 10 be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c
The gas generated in this burner aud all fixtures,
from tine cheap single light 10 the expensive chan
delier, miniature sworks, are iii themselves. They
are sold prices which do not exceed the of
dnary ga fixtures OF similar styles and ornamenta
ton.
Churches, hotels, public halls, stores steamboats,
and private residences tnroug hont the state
be itte1 up with tuese eies ant aud Convenient
chandeliers and other beautiful gas fixtures, which
add much 10 the appearance Ui such places, and
To of the home circle, and hich here
tOfOre could be used only those favored districts
embraced within the coal gas limits of large cities.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
NASHVILLE, Dec. 1859.

From n. ID. Cross, Nashville
NASHVILLE, fsnn-, Dec. II, 1889.
MEsSRs- T. III. TAYLOR a Co.: have had
about Sax months past, OF your Vesper Gas
Lights, gives great pleasure 10 sgate, that
l regard superior ANY other portable light
that nave met with.
Its simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
Of expsspn, cleanliness, stoAdIEes- and purity OF
light, qualities that must recommend Il 10 any
hO SIil try H. IL gives a llgut which 40 me,
be equal In oEIIlancy g. tue ordinary gas
light Very Respectfully,
n. ID. CROSS.
These only very fes of the testimonials
have. Gail aud eXAaiias far yourself, al No. a.
Coil0nAde building. Cherry street, Nashville Team.
THOMAS IL. TAYLOR & co.
Janl2-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
Home Testimonials.

Fro-a hcv- = > FaII, Aasl vllle.
NAsHvILl h, Dec, II, 1850.
Col. 7. fl. TAYLoE-DeaT Sir have used for some
tune, one Of the Vesper lamps aud beg leave TO
express my obligations To you for having introduced
il 10 my notice To persons living in the country or
IA parts the city where gas cannot be had, or
vino may desire a light much more economical than
gas-4ud the time fully equal 10 1t IL lilumi-
uatug pOwer-thIs APPARATUS vii. prove a GesIdera-
regard this the most beautiful and most useful
iuyenLiOu for procuring, at small cost, the Rdvan
Ltges of gas light that have seen the
that perfectly safe-in explosion being
m mpOssIbesnd the lamps are sim pie Ia construction
and managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
4. S. FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

L'lIIsFILLE aug. 70, 1909.
". II. SETTLE, Esq: II gives great pleasure to
state after a tTiI Or ''Vesper Lamps -
suy study for six weeks st, aud alter observing
loosely the ,me length OF tIme the experiment
4 lighting ''ULiOn Tent with these lamps, |
entire confidence IN their efficacy IL to
ey anOrd all the advantages Of the best gas
gbs 10 those who 1--we out Of The cities and large
owns.
The process of preparing and lighting the lamp is
readily learned, the hxtures simple aud so
liable get Of order, the the light
comparatively lite, and the wnoie free from
ali dIugeT, thAt 4 needs only mere acquaintance
the part OF the pubic with the Vesper Gas Lamp
BRING tneIn general through h1ut the country.
STUART ROBINSON.