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1Spffial llotiffs.

From the Neso York Daily Tribune July y, 1888.
PKEPAsKD GIUE--Littie conyeniences for genera
family use, often Of more value than what are
called agreas inventioss-n There is no housekeeper
that has not been ofen annoyed by s1ueasy ricSety
chairs sofas tables. etc., which have become SO by
the joints where they put together becoming
shrunken aud loose long asfurniture is left in
this condition. there constant danger ofa general
smash up. And again, such accidents as breakage
Of furniture do occasionally Sin the best regu-
lated farniIies-D To remedy the annoyance and per-
plexty occasioned By these troubles, We keep in the
house small quantity Of Prepared Glue, whieh can
be applied the affected parts by any person Of or
binary skis, with much less trouble than send ing
the article to cabinet maker, 10 say nothing Of the
saving of expense The kind use is labeled
esp padding Celebrated Prepared Gfue-usefu in eve
ry family ;" and have found it valuable add
TO cabinet of '.tIe conveniences,' we fully
concur in the sentiment Of the label
jan1o-2w
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~ We are glad to see that Mr.. HACKETT,
Agent of J. b. RYAN & Co., is again in our
city, 20 receive orders for D0DGE's Patent
Crates and Stoves. These CRATES are the per-
lection of an open fire place. Last winter
we had several Of them put up at our resi-
dence, and after thorough trial, We take
pleasure in commencing them to every one
who desires comfortable fireside. The pre-
sent winter has been one of the cold-st ever
Dodge CRATES there has been pleasant weather
all the while. A Dodge CRATE and Etna coal
are the ne plus ultra of winter comforts. Ne
wouldn't be without them for the addition OF
u dozen years TO our life.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I3-Wbere contractors
have thrown up the mails, the Department
has directed new arrangements at the same
prices. generally substituting weekly for III
weekly service
Information from Mexico says that Mira
mon has organized u fvrce of over 3. 900 men
for the purpose Of an attack ON Vera Cruz.
Lcrdo failed in his mission of raising mon
ey Lere.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-The Assistant Post
Master General has written to the Post Mas
ter at New Orleans to charge only cents
tor letters by the Overland Nail, via San An
tonic. $500
The proceedings in the Senate yesterday
were unimportant. Adjourned till Monday.
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E-In the course of some remarks made
by Tox-SxnEY at the dinner given by Capt. E.
C. FOSTER to the Rock City Guards, in honor
of the 9Th Of January, be mentioned the TO-
lowing fact, which he obtained from tie
Nashville Wig of April 5th, 1915:
Gen. jackson in an order, dated 14th
March, 1915, restoring the troops OF Tenne--
see, Kentucky, Louisiana and Mississippi
Territory. said
"In what suitable terms can he bestow
suitable praise. Let him exelaim 10 one
burst of gratitude and exultation:
These are the saviours of their country
they are the patriot soldiers who triumphed
over the InvincibIes Of Wellington and con-
quered the conquerors OF Europe"
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=IrAiIAN OPERA TRoUPE.-The Louisville
o.rser OF yesterday says:-"Last night Dom
tits grand opera, Lncrezia Borgia, was
scented at Mozart Hall by the Parodi
Foupe, to select aud fashionable audience.
rodi. in the role Of Luerezia, fully sustain
:, her reputation as an artistic. La this rule
%. is acknowledged by everybody 10 be
thout an equal Her voice has lost none
It's vitality since her last visit TO this city,
i. in fact, we never knew it to possess such
siame and power as ii did last evening"
Is Hattie Brown, as "Maffio Orseni,'' be-
Z ne at once fayorife with the audience.
s.r appearance was excellent. The Brinderi
] : rendered with good taste aud effect, aud
I've the greatest satisfaction TO the andi-
.e. which they appreciated, and assisted
: ON a repetition of the above beautiful CON-
.s.-ision. Sig. Spriglia. the tenore, sang and
led his very difficult role with great taste.
d was warmly applauded throughout, the
era. Sig Gnons. our old iavorits. OF course
/ WILL, and gave general satisfaction
-1a't forget that this Opera Troupe viii
Ike their appearance at DousI.As' CONNER
Il Hall next Monday night.
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VESPER GAS EIGHT.
Nest Convenient Artificial Light
IN THE WORLD. ss

THIS GAS is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
Il for elegance, economy safety and SIMPLICITY
cannot be surfa zsed- The fixtures IN the same
styl as the ordinary Gas ixtares- sssss,s =
Its advantages that il is portable gas light
unri vailed for brilancy, cheap cleanliness and
is required II is easy to regulate and requires no
trimming and for atteageIt, sfter light
ing. u is perfectly safe free from EXPLOSION
and has no odor ii while burni 2. The light
can be made TO burn with any degree OF hrilancy,
by turning screw aud be Rcrea Instant ne
ousIy in volume from thai Of candle to ten or
twenty, by turning valve as in ordiIary gas.
The Nesper Ias lame aRd fixtures precisely re-
semble, in form those Of coal gas, in briiancy
and purity Of light, it possesses deciied adyan-
tage over any coal gas. II requires chimney,
there is no need OF daily trimming of wick, and
the construction Of the dxteres is simple that is
not liable to get out of order, child can
age it readily. The gas burned in The Vesper FIX
ture IS generated from pure coal oil, or ssVesper
OIL, (Which is manufactured expressly for this
her } without any admaxfure of alcohol other
foreign ingredients, and its supply is unlimited
The fixtures themselves are adapted in styles 10
suit all tastes from the plain, simple hight burner
10 the most elegant and costly chandelier. Each
fixture is perfect ia itself there is out y to be
made for service pipes, meters, r, guiatoTs, &c.
be gas is generated ii this burner, aid all hxtures
rom the cheap single-lght to the expensive chan
de her miniature gas works. are ia themselves They
sold at prices which do exceed the cost Of or
binary ga failures Similar styles aud ornaments
ton.
Churches, hotels, public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences throughsnt The state CT u
IUw be fitted up with these elegant and convenient
add SO much to the appearance oil sue places and
TO the comfort of the home circle, ana which, here
tofore, could be used only in those favored cts
embraced within tae coal gas limits OF large Cities
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The H0wE SEwISG MAcHINE--Read the
advertisement of Aessrs. CoNE BROTHER,
Sewing Machine. They furnish number of
testimonials, which speak4n the highest
terms of their machine. which is unquestion-
ably one of the very best for all kinds Of
work that is now before the people. 1t is
simple in construction. Is easily worked and
kept in repair, and s. lis at a reasonable
price, The Messrs. Cone have room neat
ly fitted up over Irwin, McCLELLAND Co.'s
OH College street, where the public are invi-
ted to call.
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Qommercial.
DAnYPArRIoTUFFIcE,

NASHVILLE, Jan IL. 1860.
COTTON-Sales yesterday of ITO bales at
93c; at 9sc; aud 80 at 8399:65.
TOBACCO.-Loose, 81 5O(9S2 for Tugs.
and 81 2509S2 As p cwt for leaf.
BACON-There is very little coming in.
We quote hams at lO4c; sides 103c; should
ers SC. p b.
CORN-SuppIy limited. From store it is
selling at Soc per bushel; from wagons 75c.
per bushel.
LARD-Good Lard in demand at 91@1O
RD.
Seed 81 so; Glover Seed So 50(G6; Herd
Grass 81 25(9S1 so; Timothy Seed s325(9
SIS so; Clean Blue Grass So 90, Stripped
81 so.
wHIsKY-Rcctifed 25@27; country
brands 5oC975c.
IRON.-Tennessee-B &c ,Band7 07},
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 8, Boiler 60 Sheet
s4993, Hoop 83@93 PittsbuTg-Bar 81,
Band 54@6. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod7 Sheet
5A(@6, Hoop 7973.
NAlLS.-Threes SIS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg. Skies 81, Fights So rs, Tens and larger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT.-Littlc doing. Apples
81 lO09I %. Demand good. Peaches
none in market.
ROPE-GrasfI24@14c .Jute I2a Cotton
Thread 224(923. -
SHOT.-Buck So 40; Drop 5 l 80 per bag.
Notwithstanding So 90, and Rifle 81
90 per keg.
GlNSENG--In fair demand at an increas
ed price. We quote at 400G50 cents.
FEATH ERS.-Thereis Il northumberland
for this article; price 3S0G40c.
BEESWAX.-In demand at % cents.
SALT.-FIne sack Is orth Sl15G 50 90,
Coarse, 81 80, Barrel 4Oc per busheI.
SUGAR.-We quete, in bbls, o4@93,
cent less in hhds. N. Y Coffee Sugars lU(9
llac ;Crusheda dpowderedll l. OLA &c Loaf
HOLE.
MOLASSES-In bbls (new crop) 49, 95Oc,
aud very scarce.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels zoe, in
half-harrels 80, in kegs 81 90.
C0FFEE.--StOek light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth 100 gents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
Il for full weight; Tallow, I21c.
HIDES AND LEATHER-mequ otegreen
hides cents, dry II.
Oak Sole Leather Soc. p b. for best quail
ty; Harness 80.
RAGS.-Foi Cotton Ragsin good order
5 cents is readily paid.
NOOL.-Tub-washed,i in demand at 80
cents, pulled, ZS{93U; anwashed Io(G2O.
OlLo--Linsetu,1 Toe; Lard ) 10; Tanners
TURpEN fINE-65c.
75C9 100; God Liver 81.
bALED dAI--from store $50 per ton;
stock light.
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Messrs Cone Brothers. We have been use
ing one of your SO family Sewing Machines
about four weeks and cheerfully add our tes-
timony TO It's fitness for general family use.
We have used it 10 making up the heayi, ST
fabrics, rs well as the finest cambrics and il
has performed all that was claimed for it,
Ii possesses power sufficient TO penetrate
with facility al many folds of cloth as is or
dinarily used, running over seams without
breaking threads or needles OF disturbing
the Regular motion of the machine in the
least.
The perpendicular motion of the needle,
the constant wheel feed. the same stitch on
both sides, aud its simplicity. render it the
ne plus ultra of Sewing Machines.
q. W. CURREY, NJ. D.
No. 92 Spring street.
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Home Testimonials
From. the Rev. p 5. Fan, NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Dec, II, 1859.
Cor. 7. ii. TAYLoR--Dear Sir have used, for some
time, cf the Vesper Lamps; and beg leave TO
express my Obligations TO you ;or having Introduced
10 my notice To persons living in the country
parts OF the city where gas cannot be had, or
" LU may desire light much more economical than
gts-and at the same time fully equal illuui
mating power-this apparatus will prove a desidera-
tum.
regard this as the M ST beautiful and most uscful
invention for procuring, at small cost, the advan
tagrs of gas light that have ever seen al lhe
time that is perfectly safe-an explosion being
impossble--and the lamps are simple Ia CONSTITUTION
and managed with ease. 3
Very truly yours,
p FAIL
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.
LnuIsNIIIE Ang % 1850

W. II. SETTLE, ESQ II gives great pleasure to
state after trial of OF the s.Vesper Gas lamps
in my study for six weeks past and after observing
closely Tor the me length Of time the experiment
If lighting our Union Ieilt,' with these lamps
have entire Confidence in their efy acy IL seems to
tn ey afford all the advantages of the best gas
igbs To those ~bo live out of the cities and large
towns
The process of preparing and lighting the lamp is
readily learned, the fixtures simple aud so
little liable get OF order, the .. the light
comparatively so ltl e, and the whole free fTOm
all danger, tlat II needs only acquaintance on
the part Of the public with the Vesper Lamp IN
bring them general Ia oug bout the euIiaIrg
Yours truly,
SiTART ROpINSON
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MCCALL s. co.
Land for Sale.

/ WILL seilthe premises upon which now RESIDE
L situated upon the Nashville and Murfreesbaro'
Turnpike, and also upon tie Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad, about Is miles from Nashville and
J mile from Iavcrgne
l VIII sell either the entire tract consisting of
40 acres or oslly portion of the same consssin<
OF aoaut $50 acres The premises have a new and
comnodious Dwelling, together with all necs ssary
out Houses lies Immediately between the Turnpike
and Railroad, fronting on each, and in neigh
borhood az excellent schools Churches and society
The land IS well wartercd, aud Is Of the bottom land
OF Hurricane Creek. There is about 500 acres OF
cleared hand upon the tract. 1883
The above Lard Viii suit gentlemen who are doing
business "a Nashville. and also Ter farming pIrpo-
SIS generally, cannot be exceled by any land in
Tennessee :
Mi sen upon the following terms: one third in
cash when possession Il given (Which viii be given
at any time the balance npoa and Years with
out interest, or on any other that will suit the
purchaser Persons desrOus OF purchasing can adj
dress the undersigned al Iavergne Tennes See or he
can be seen upon the premises, by making enquiry
OF Edward H. East, ESQ.,, OF Nashville.
Jan6-tl5ieb FELIX G. ROSS
louisville journal will give S insertions in Tri-
Weekly, and Union and American viii copy until 81
OF February.
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PUBLIC Manufacturing to the inclemen-
cy OF the weather on Wednesday evening
last, the meeting contemplated at the Lase-
ment of the Mulberry street Church, was
postponed until Monday evening next, at Z
O'clock. at the same place, at which time ard
place the public generally are invited to at
tend. S. z. Ameht aud Others will address
the meeting. Jan. IA, 1860.
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LOUISVILLE, JAN I3.-The river is rising
with feet water in the canal, and feet on
{ &c falls.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1910 p. M.-The pro-
ceedlngs OF Congress, as tar "a received, are
unimportant. No ballot for Speaker is yet
received
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River and Steamboat News.

ARRIVED.
Jan. l3-Lebanon, Cincinnati.
John a. Fisher, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Acacia Cottage, Paducah.
The river continues to rise rapidly, with
prospects of the highest tide this Winter.
The Lebanon got in yesterday from Gin
cinnati yesterday and will depart for that
por; to-day at 2 p. NJ. JOHN III. HARRIS is
her agent, and will attend to passengers or
freight.
The immortal Ella, Capt. SniNs, is the
packet for Padncah to-day. She leaves at
noon.
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~Attention is requested tothe adver-
tbs me It If Mr. E ANTHONY, of New York,
StereOscoPic Instruments are said TO be I'M
equaIled. Mr.. A. has brought the art to such
perfection. that views can be taken in frac-
lion Of second of time.
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NASHVILLE Dec 1859.


From n. ID. Cross Nashville.
NAsHyIILg, Tenn, Dec. II, 1852
NEssfs. T. H. TaYLoR * Co.: have had IA use tor
about months past, OF your Yespcr 6as
LgbIs, and II gives me great pleasure 10 STATE, that
regard It as tar superior 10 any other portab light
that have met with.
Its simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
OF expi sion, cleanliness, steaness, and purify o
light. qualities that rec0nintf u 10 any
one "a no viii Try 1t. 1t gives a night which TO me
seems TO be equal in briilianey the ordinary gas
light Very Respectfully, a
y. D. CROSS
These only very few OF the testimonials we
have. Cal aud exansiar FOR yearselI AT No. a.
CoonAde Building, Cherry street Hssh vile Team.
THOMAS Il. TAYLOR s CO.
janl2-u
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As aeeisieats seiH tafpss, esrs "a sz-f1 rsssstss
ensses "A IS very desarabls 70 have some cheap and
convenient way fur repairing Taraass, Toys. Crock
cry, Az 50
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Printers Ink.

Nashville, Jan. 3, 1860.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

sAPprox iznstien 10 the 500 600 sf $eoo~ash q
ofse0to So, 200 &si+eoso5o .60e, oi+0os 20 aes
OF seeto $40 .eeo- - A. -
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C. S. NOREHEAD,
THOS. .. PAGE.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Sep. S. 1s5s

W. Ii. SETTLE-Dear Sir Afier having made
thor Ough exann of the s.Vcsper Gas ,, ia rela-
ton 10 its Illuminating pewer, chem.ca mp sitioH
etc, do not hest tc TO recommend IT as beng sa-
Ter and more economical eli posses ng great
err Intensity Of liuminaton than any other material
now in usc
IN the labaratory it is superior 10 the alcohol a
means of obtaining heat ana will be found OF in
aiuaIle service to the druggist well as the manu-
lacturing chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, NJ. n.
Pref. Of Chemistry in the KY, School Of Medicine,
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kentucky Testimonials.

From His ExceIleucy, Gov. C. H. Morehead and
Ihos 3 Page, Esq, State Auditor.
70 WIN H. SETTLE, Esq, Loulsviils, Ky.-Dear Sir:
We nave been and are using your ..Vesper Gas -
ami are perfectly satisfied with lis utility IL gives
SOFT, rilsnt and beautiful light, and is perfectly
secure from explosion II is very Cheap and eco
DomlcaI in is USE aud of far less than any other
night We are satisfied that it Will soon be adopted
by all persons who have not the opportunity OF Oh
tanning as, aud also 10 whom gas is accessible and
" lth iiDm cAeapuess in the ginal outlay for FIX
lures and the continual expense burning an oB
ject.
YouIs, &C., C. S. NoREHEAD,
THOS. y. PAGE
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GMr. J. w. MERRIAM, formerly of the
New Hampshire Patriot, has purchased an
interest in the Memphis AUaIa,sche, and be-
come one of the Editors and Publishers.
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TESTIM ONIALs.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the vesper Gas Air Light,
pronounce il the best and cheapest light ka
Numberless stimonials are being received oaiiy
from all quarters, youcbing tor the licnce of this
light, few of which gwen below.
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Markets..

NEW YORK, Jan. I3-NoOn-Cotton quiet !;
quotations unchanged; Sugar at auction-Or-
leans 74aSic; Flour dull: declined sc; sales
of 6000 bbls. at So 20; Corn firm and buoy
ant; New Yellow zoe; Lard-sales SO bbls at
lUldIO5.
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We havejust received a No article of WINTER
NEWS INK from those celebrated manufacturers,
Mathers Son, New York which offer for sale
reasonable. terms. 25, so and 100 lbs. Kegs.
orders solicited.
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HAGAN & TKEANoR, Union Street. have
just received the Neu0 York Leiger, Hdrper's
Weekly and Frank LesIie's Hlustrated Newspaper,
all OF this days date.
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S-We are daily indebted to Adams Ex-
press for Louisville and Indianapolis papers
in advance of the mail.
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supplies for the 1Ioors.

NEW YOKK. Jan. ia ship leaves here
next week for Gibralter, with provisions for
the relief of Morocco, under the command Of
Capt. Nose, of Charleston.
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Furnishing aud Fancy Goods

M AREA rtsttsiae ; nae sssortrae en- I oi Far
w nisatss 6aes .ef ebisA 80 nama sEilh1S--
every saFists ttssrns ane iaioztsgf iss--lallaFs
Gloves ssasfea[ "a lstess Neck fss, Feck ts4pd-
ty--Meaes Beiss b AL a = i-es oslfsn ses tie-
rins, aas Casar- s>-f&AFxsISB sHAN4S sAant-
i<kssi q sekskak ) - y : lslf s&k- las szis ~
4>e1-u - = So = = a.. AesiLL.
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No. 30 Union sfreer.

Strangers and Others visiting this city. viii
tiad At the Boot aud Shoe Store OF J Is. & A.
v. ROLAND, q choiee ios OF fashionable Boots
and Shoes OF every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms. They Invite the public TO give them :
call.
IEeasy uresaas.
A splendid lot of negro wear. Also
Trunks, valises, Carpet Bags, &C.
oetl5-ts
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81. Louia Market.

ST. LoUIs, Jan. IL, 1850.
FLoUR-No demand for city snperane, aud prices
nominal; $40 bDs. double country sold on pri
Vate
wHEaT-Dul, but prices unchanged. Receipts for
"a hours 2,000 bushels; sales Al 81 12GGsl 20 for
good choice Fall.
CuKN-siartet arm, bui buyers held OF, moderate
sales 53td COG for mix cd and whits- s = = =
WHtSkl-Firm at 2tc
PuRK-7O bbls. prime sold at si2; City Mess Is
quoted At sic SO.
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To TIE Epr1oKs on TEE PAIRJor

To THE EDITORS PATRIOT
Having seen many certificates in your paper
cures made by the Indian Doctor, deem it my duty
TO tell the afflicted what he has done for me. In
April last my feet and hnrds became completely
paraiy zed they were much sweiled, and for five
months could not walk even crushes- was
treated by four good doctors as there are in
Nashville. / also went to: the water cure, ali of
which did good 1, last resort. applied
10 the Indian Doctor, who said should walk or he
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Useful in Every Family.
w III Z Z L T. II s. WIL6O MS
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
vi STREET NEW Y0RK.-Being in constant re-
ceipt of inquiresfTom our brethren respecting
ing machines. with requests [ recommend and pur-
chase, we have, IN couJdnc ton with some lacy
friends carefully and thoroughly examined the Yari
Gus machines OF practical value for family sewing,
and find those made by THE WhEELER K WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY sos Broadway New
Yofk, tofully combine the essentials of d good in
strumeRt and such aswe confidently recon-
mend.
ourown nd the households of our friends We are
DESTROYS thattheir benefits should he shared by all
in their behalf.
With best wishes your b rethren,
ABEL STEVENS, THoS. CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY, PORTER
DAN'L WISE, J BENZ EDWARDS
DAVID TERRY, WM A. cox
.B.MoFERRIN Book Concern Nashville.
-PARSON q CO..
nove-3mdw Agents Nashville, Tennessee
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ALEXANDER FALL.
From seabury s Co., Cas- Fi.lers. Nashville..

From seabury Co., GAS Filters, Nashville. 2
The Yesper Gas makes a brilliant Rnd beautiful
light, that Is cheap and portable, and perfectly safe
The of The YeslBef Gas burner aud TIC
rctnrt is perfectly simple, that il get out
Il order, u explode.
The management ei tho bu is easily under
stood, and requires but litils attention 90 keep
clean ana good order than binary gas fixtures
The lgnt produced b. tic Vesper 6as consider
fully equal, IN every respect, 10 any other Kind OF
Gas light
JOHN n. SEAbURY,
T.J- sEABUkl,
ii. =. PEaSH.s
NASHVILLE Dec 1859.
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NEW AHDANGEAAENT
The Southern Express GOmpany.

WE undersigned respectfully give notice thatthey
Il have entered nto coraT rship under the name
and arm II the southern Express Company for the
transaction Of a general Express and commiss ON
business, aud have made arransemen with the
Edgeneld and kenturky, Tennessee ard Alabama
andCentral southern Railroad Companies u run Mes
sengcrs daily over tlser Roads, aud prepared
10 forward goods to all stations the above named
railroads, IN change OF speeia Messengers al low
rates The Messengers are provided with Iron Safes
Tor the safe transmission OF Money, eweIry and 9TH
er vaiuables.
Bills. Noes and Drafts collected and prompt re-
turns made. ~ = r -
Office at Rains Browns Drug Store, No. 10 Pub
nc square JAS. GLOVER,
A X. Holt,
JanS-u late OF Adams Ex. Co.