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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

eruusnt ayrropra.ss, nov. $2u.JUs for n
annual srrcn-e Of ours. Il il composed o.
o. members who receive Cor thcif service
N " for the Legislature. The General Gov
three doi,ta per day. We could NOS consist
emily allow 'ess The session IS now Unite
TO forty days. We could hars'y DO without
one o. at least, sixty. The pay q member
exclusive Of tae extra nIloWaucs- 90 presiding
officers, would he $1,000. This would be the
Last port Of the expense Of o State Legisla-
turs. Clerks, srrgeants 81 Arms, Doorkeep
rrs. F.remoa, Pages, Cutlery, Stationary
Pallic Printing, and lucident,ls would swal
low % he balance Of 10000 The bgures
show . footing up 80 far as We ha,o goue o.
RIg.ODU. There are other Ell en-,s 10 be IN
C ued besides those enumerated which woulu
swell The h.uros much larger. For the sale
u argument We will admit that the expense,
might be- cut doEn some, that We might econ
omizs aud carry on a State Government 70
$50, 600 q year. Just see how onerous O taS
would be imposed. A. the last Terltutia.
election Gen, Bg,abrook received $500 votes.
and 8. q. Tally $500. The entire vote east
was $500. Some Of the most ardent friandi
Of State Organisation have bcen eoniending
that there were not that many voters in th'
Territory last fall. We think there we're, anJ
that there are, nov, 500. The average ez.
pense to each voter to support a State Govern
meat, would be s. 53i. This, Of course
would not include cur county taxes, which ar
nov a. much as people can conveniently bear
The effect Of State organization. 1T ibis time
would be TO make the rich man poor, and tL'
poor poorer.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

We sugre.t 70 onr contemporary. the Oma-
va Rsabgoaa that iis freqaeri, uudieuihed
usparsions and ]aligsion 20 the Hon. james
rufs, is entirely out Of place in a paper
,rs descsnts As freely, ADD ~ 'earnedly, On
high toned journalism" a. il does. Its
lily attempts 20 revoke = notice from him Is
pltiful and about as sharp as the brains Of the
Nebraska City Nsrs man. Judge Tufts is q
high minded, honorable, political opponent Of
be RspuJiicqH, and the couttesies Of life re-
luire tbat il should refer 70 him as such, or
slse pass him by in silence. II Is more mauly
to do so, than to eat dirt" as it did with
regard to its attacks on Judge Kinney ans
Capt. Mac ey.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
THE PRIZE RING.
The faht for the Championship OF Eng
Iaud---ArAIclr Of agreement between
sAyers aud Heenan---The day ofnght-
ing finally nNed'

The arrival ofthe mails by The Canada yes
terday has placed us IN possession OF later ID
telligeRoe respecting the proposed light ho-
tween the champions Of England and Ameri-
en-. The agent Of the Deuicia Boy arrived IN
London on the l4th Of December, being the
day previous to the stalking OF the second de-
post Of the match. The final decision as to
the day OF fghtiRg was mutually agreed to,
both parties yielding a point IN their desire
to eject an amicable arrangement. Intact the
whole affair was conducted in the pleasantest
AMI most satisfactory manner 70 oil parues.-
IL will be seen, from the suhjoiued copy OF
the articles, that the day Of one Of the depos'
IT'S Is hxed on the I'D Of February, which Is
WsshingtUn's hirthday-a coincidence not q
little curious, IL accidental. The day offght-
ing is Apo ntyd for Monday the 10th Of April
next, ~ as to afford the patrons Of the ring
who are nearly all racing men, an opportunity
70 be present. The following are the articles
which nave been sent to Wilkes Spirit of the
Times tor publication.
Articles Of agreement entered into this 10th
day Of December 1859, between Thos. Ssyers
aud J. q. Heenau. The said I. Ssyers agrees
to hight the said J. c Heensn for goo a
side according 10 the rules Of the ring Of the
Pugilistic Benevolent Association, by which
the said T.. Sayers and j. G.. Heensn hereby
mutually agree to be bound. The said fight
shall take place on Monday, the 26th Of April
1860, within one hundred and above twenty
miles from London. la pursuance TO this
agreement, ElO0 a srde are DOW deposited in
the hands of the editor Of Belts LIFE, who
shall be the tnal stakeholder. The third de-
post shall be made Of $50 o side at n. Lang
ham Cambrian Stores, Castle street, on
Wednesday, the 22i Of February 1860, the
last deposit shall be made of 600 a side at
Oven swift's, on Friday March 30. The de-
posts shall be made between the hours Of
eight and ten, and the party falling in any
deposit shall forfeit the whole Of the money
then stnked. The men shall be in the ring
between the hours OF twelve aud one, or the
man absent shall forfeit the battle money
The expense OF the ropes and stakes shall be
shared equally by the combatsnts. Tue editor
of Bells Life to name tue place and the refer
gpB
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIMIMEMr

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEHT
ENtDh riCh and psor, boud and free, all cOlors, grades
and conditions Of hfs, we hear the same meud OF
praise awarded this vonderful article Sores are healed
pains reliescd, lives saved, valuable ANIMALS made
useful and untold Ills assuaged by this great medicine
which is surprising 10 the Judgement Of mAn. What
family docs not tsquire a standard Eminent, Who
ever hear Ofths same effects produo,d ~ my other
artice' 70 cuts, Bruises, ePrsins, Rheumatism,
swelingE Strained Horses. SC, II hss no equal Re
Wlrs Of t~-statioH- The genuine Mustang Linimont
i. suid hy ali f5sP5atsh!s e.ass:st =za L:re=y Hea IN
every town, parish and throughout Narth and
south America, Europe aud the Islands Of De Ocean
Buy at once.
BARNEs & PARK Projectors, New York.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
COUNTY

At the special election held on the 2sth OF
last month for a county Surveyor, Myron D.
LETTERS, was elected. Mr.. Jeiers is q young
mnu and on excellent Surveyor. We have
little acquaintance With him yet, but believe
be Is considered by oil as an intelligent and
al .ble geutloaan. The citizens Of this county
ought to feel gratided at having as intelligent,
dutiful and agreeable Ulcers as can be found
anywhere.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
OURsELF'

We are somewhat 10th 10 introduce onrself
in q serious mauEer, but the necessity for 80
doing is urgent. Newspaper publishing can
not be carried on successfully without money.
lfall cur readers would contribute even q
part Of she subscription money We could get
along. II the ]citizeus Of this county des re
the Htya1d continued they must do something
Tor IL besides reading H.. We are IN Deed Of
means aud wish al to help. II YOU cannot do
what GU Ssh, 10 what you can.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

Shane TREEs.-We again call the attention
Of our cltiz ems 10 the fact that they ought to
procure some shade trees and set them out
Thu spring. 1t wouii Svincea taste quiet
cornendable and add much to the beauty Of
any location, and rot little to the comfort
We hope some one will make a move in this
matter, aud others will surely follow.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

Doors The editor Of this, "siN by-nine-
one. horse semi-occasional" sheet lie e%ncased,
at present writing, in a pair Of new "beuts,
man featured by a disciple OF 81. Crispiu,
Samuel Krummann, Of Sioux City. lie struts
about pompiously aud feels very much inclined
to try BE application Of lestbered e1tremi-
ties to the postsriori-s Of d%elinquents
Those in want Of similar article had bet
ter try Erummann.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
WANTED.
NITOOD wanted ia exchange for subsricp-
w sion, aud other dues, al this Office.

PERsoNAL-Col. Bates our Legislative re-
preventative has returned to town and Ike
Rlcha-d is himself again" TIE Col made
a good, hard. working, practical legislator
and was mindful Of the interests Of Northern
Nebraska.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

bore o d, ~ oi,-.. yesi, 60 ao.u o." NY =
from tie base, whilst beneath rested Ntolbu
with ity cable appea1ages, Aud upon the va
was laid The mitre, %crozter, Gross SOD ali The
insignia Of the Eplscopate. Bishop Gartlsud
was Inferred at Savannah aud the coihn used
In the high msss in this city was empty, la
the present case, IS We have already ssid' the
boiy Of the deceased bishop viii lie IN state
without the coCiu. The scene at the church,
aud the solemn services incident TO II, Will
attract immense numbers Of persons o. Mon
Gav
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
NOTICE.

COLDIERs, TsdHs'srs, S1ltoTs (r their "lIy-
y ORPHAN chldren,l who served In any ware or - p
elthsr ia California or dSstUhcTs, JTi0r u A4'Lg
1855, ar their children tCho IBere under q yc0FS
at that date, W sailors who served on the coast OIL
ifornia in the Mexican war, will do we'll 10 adore. ",
Claims that have been rejected In the hands OF wv,
ngents. have been successfi lily obtained by US. nttt
acting for ~, nbsraily paid. Land Warrants
and odd 70 order, and al business requiring an At'"
at Washington attended to. -
r. b. LLOYD & Co, Attorneys for Claims rem
Bounty Land, &c. Reersnce to any Of me va.
Departments Jan ''r
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
JOHN GRILLON,
For Tom Ssyrs.
FREDERICK FALKLAND,

TUT y. y IITTINN
The Ben c.s o y did not as reported pro
coed to England in the steamship City Of
Warrington on Saturday lie gave a sparring
exhibition 10 Philadelphia on that evening toa
crowded house. The wind up wa between
Heeuaa and Aaron Jones, and was "a splendid
ILLUSTRATION Of the science Of boxing. Three
hearty cheers for his success against the
champion Of England we're given at the con
~clusieD of the exhibition. HeeDan will proceed
10 Liverpool to-day, by the steamship A ia,
which leaves Jersey City %atnoou, and VIII be "a
once met by his agent aud trainer ana con
vowed to his training quartsls-N. !. Her
OLD.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

A BAIL-James Barrett Bsq., Of Ponca,
viii give a ball on Monday the 9th inst,
which promises to be a 6ns affair. II the
Herald knows itself and-in the language Of
the oourt--"she thinks she do" we will be
present to watch the Junior Of the Sioux City
Reqistsr.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
HomE MATTERS.
pos, once, DOko,a clay

Arrtv7's.
southern snd Eastern Nalis-1urtlNy lauFsday'
f, I'd Saturday, , p. 81. q,
NOftheru-Mondny. WelEasizy, sud tritay,s 4. u
Niobrarah, Monthly l-L-aEcs 20 10 ea,h month"; 81
Z A. NJ. Arrives 9Th, six days after =. u.
hiobrarah, NYeekly1-Lcaves Monday, 9 A. NJ. ar
rivss saturday, o Z. 81.
tpre, BBATES, =. NJ.
Dakota CITY, July Q, 80.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

HooPs.-We understand that the POncs
squsws appear in the streets of the city Of
Ntobrarah errayed in hoops. Hurra FOR
hoops! Surely westward the Star Of Empire
takes ia way. Wonder if somo Of them will
not wear the breeches ere long
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
NOTICE.

ALL porsons indebted 70 Andrew stewart ~ IEs
a orr book account, are hereby notified 70 sott" ne
80 eI.he- ~ paving an before the 81 Of Marb A.
u or giving good socaaity for inc same, . I'
.c.oupls viii BE- put IN proper hands Tor collection
James W. Virtue r. my authorized agent aud fti"e'
menu '1" ANDREW STEWART.
Dakota City Jan. 20
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
JUDGE TUFTS.

The numerous friends ia ;his sco;!2n of Hon
Tufts Of Niobrarah, recently from Mid
dlebury, VI, will be pleased to learn thst he
has been unanimously elected to the Nebraska
Legislature. His county gave every vote for
Gen. Estabrook the Democratic candidate for
Congress. That tells well for HIS politics
Ai5day Argue,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
NOTICE.

Is hereby given to all person 9 that the uad,rslsr,s
as IneorP'" stors Of Dakota City eompsny, at the Ap,n
meeting Of Shareholder end Incorporation In 1859.
reserved all OF tie land on the said site, dakota
city not covered By The Two Hundred and Eighty
sh're' Is re'rrved to The original Incorporators. % b.
undrr their separate control" A portion Of this prop
eTty was sold ly the Officers Of the Shareholders. ami
In part satisfaction for tho same, the appuitousucss
on thu following lots, with a relinquishmoui Of Oh
claims Tor oEpsnsos, wss made 70 tLe Incorporates Il
the company; on the force Of Nhich claim we dousnd
ed a Deed Of B. Bates, Mayer Of Dakota City, for the
following lots, the title Of which is vested mus. There.
fore all psrsons are forewsTDed from ~purchssin any Of
the lots enumerated below, as we Will prosecute our
claims to g FINAL judgement.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
HORRIDLE MURDER AND SELE-
MUVlLA ALTON.


An Oh woman eigh y ye re- ofaTo residing
near Auburn, the comfy seat OF Drka5 Co,
Ind, beat her husband who wA9 a. old n her
self, with an ak and club I'LL hntiei. THIS
was six weeks ago. She was lodged in II,
and on the following Sunday procured n con-
mon case knife and shsrpeued it on tbs stone
pipe in her cell, with the intention, she said
Of cutting her tArOat, hut fearing the knife
was not sharp enough Tor the operation, G {
or sawed n hole through into the cavity Of
the nbdomeg-tore out a porsion Of the oaul
and then seized the large ntcsune-diylded
that and cut 0T a peigo bout five inches long
throwing the piece jtt0 the stove. tCtlt vas
scared before 81 gas hurutto5 much toriden-
uGea.iou. Sho is now getting well The req
son che assigned for theGot was che wanted
TO 20 whore her old mlu vas.
No surgical aid was rendered, 40 Il vas
thought she would die, but the inflammation
has subsided-the stomachic end of the mites
tine ~protruding about two inches out Of the
the wound through vbieh the secretlons
pass. o,o
time. She tells fortunes and calls herself q
witch. .L,,
our informant is Mr.. Gardner, a reliable
andinteligeut gentleman Of Wood County who
was recently in Auburn teresand ran
DsalsF.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
"Joannes ~Nepomuceno
Neumann
EpisooPus Quartug
Philadelphiensis
Obit
Non Januarii
Auuo MDCCCLN

81. johns Church will DO drsped in mourn
ing on the occasion Of the otsequiss. MI.
Simon Garland, who has charge Of the
arrangements OF the funeral, informs us that
the church will be prepared much In ,ha same
style as II was on the occasion " the high
macs for Bishop Garland, Sept, 9Th, 1854,
On that occasion the two alters, aud the
ssorisiy wese elegantly drapsd IN BLACK, trim
med with white silk Before the High Alter
d magnificent eatsfalque was erected. Is
sas. surrounded By wax taPers, The roof
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
Hss,lrUsos,ns D"io,s CIT, com,,-@

According & previous notice. given bv
koant4e, President Of tbe Dakota CITY c,m-No'
meeting of Shareholder In faii Comps,v =
tbe 10th day Of January 1850, At The oscs ~ 1,u0'
rotary bsrHabas Batss, iu DaSo:a CITY. ey n.
scioa ofba'inefs relating to tie interest. =,
pan N0 Non
frlsnt-Wm. 2, Lcytvood, C. D. rlt.-
W. Virtue, Gctjob Ziegler, BaruAtss Pat,
Has, A.. Hountzs. angus
After the meeting bad daily organized a.. g..
ing kefoluticns were offered aud adop,et. "-'''
hsI'r d, Thst the Conveyance. h-rrst,s,r.
property belonging 70 tbs Dakota civ C,na--'
Dakota City, BY Barnabas Bates, Mayor Of s,s "a.
toJanes W. Virtue on the sth day Of Noysms,., ~. ,y'
and the b Jud executed by the said Virtue ~ -
company, be sud the suns Ia hereby s-snetionrI ~
approved. "1i
H4oirod, That for the purpose Of paving IN. s.,..
sad company, assumed by said Virtue, and epslrr..
TO procure a conveyance q SAID property from thn
accordance with the term Of his seid bond and CO...
ment with said company, that an nssessm,pt b. ~,
on the hrst $50 Shares Of said company.
William p Lockwood represented IS ST..
James ". Virtue do Il
i. Rates do ~
a. KouutEs do e.,
Iual H.
A. RoUNrzE, Pref. Of o. c. c..
n BAYS, sec,y Dakota City Co.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
DAKOTA CITY Markets.
Corroofsd Beskiy By ZIKGLER &EGKHART,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, SC.
HERALD oEFIcE}

HERALD OFFiCEl
DAKOTA CRY, January 2lst, 1901
WHEAT FLOUR-ti ,oOaS9 90 per barrel
CbRN MEAL-Sl,Tj per hundred
CDRN-bOc per bushel
pOrATOES-5Oc per tuthel
BEANS-el, OOs 81, p per bushel
HAN-lsal6c per 10
BACDN-l2At3o pr 10
LAap-lbalCc per ID
BurrER-ZCag5o Per 10
E9GS-2Oo Per dozen
DRIED AppLEs-i2al3- per %
DRIED pE~ANuES-l2ul6c per 10
SUGAI-l1al6c Per 10
COfkL -.talsc per 10
TEA-Tbc1SI 90 per 10
MoI '">-7ecsal o. Per E-l.-
BhEf --al.. PEP .b
PORk-.-r...E
ONION 10. per- als!u'
WHlSkE4-alcsrHe
LUhBEit-C., Ton oOd-fN per a.
PlNE-tb5 FER
bHkGLEs-pgLsr7, oottcnv aop - terM
LATHE per =.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

ID UY your wollsa overshirts, undsrshirts sni pFaw,
Dscs Of Zisglor& Eckhart as they are the bsst and
cheapest ia the country.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

The deceased was born in Lorain County
Ohio, IN 1881, and united with the Baptist
Church in 1850. That her daily life was in
accoI dance with her profession as n consistent
and devoted Christian, 10 one who knew heF
can doubt. And while all who enjoyed her
acquaintance will lament Ler u%ntimely deoea' Q
heir sorrow will be chastcned with the refeo
tioa Ulut their loss is her gain. She died aa
The Christian dies; and although the illness
wbich.terminated her earthly existence was
peculiarly distressing aud painful, her suffer
ing we're borno with q patient fortitude sell
dem Witnessed. And when the deatb-damp
had gatherc. upon her brow she calmly bade
her grief-stricksn kusosld end sorroWiug child
an atfectionate good bye, assuring her weep.
toR friends that Death lad no terrOrs for her,
and with 6 fervent prayer to him in whom she
reposed her faust, her spirit took its depart
ure, while a peaceful smile still played about
her lips Omaha Nsbraikiap,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
HARPER'S MAGA2IN

ATORETHAN ONE HUNDRED AM Na'
III sand Copies are row issued ofvsGl ",Iuu'f" '
per's New Monthly Magazine. ,t.rI.
e-ature affords no parallel, has rn' 'c. u echrJ5iity,.
is not maintained, without a up ~ .Npeh ng,r
labor and money. Tha ample rrmupftsllsn =" ne H
tho Publi.hers enables hem to secure the hes. y
tiuns Of the most accomplished authors anu
the country, 10 whom AZ T. Three hovsn
aye PAID for the Nat sr. . IRA NcLa
Of IN Magazine ..br.
BY car flu and ia s.4vctian If'ul p'IU .-
materials thuS piece. 30 .1rir ~ r. .a,tf..
believe hat they nave f- .r.
produce "a more attractive r
nEa ever lerre Been rrnfG |
American -a lug puilic. Do
Coz sha .~fs-.li4r re aunt ---t ... -
..ua,iug aU.l otcoEu% juutors, tc.ns destlu'
articles sljpia o. estimated by their own
uerlts l--aef than ty the names u the Au'ho'
uus copy one Aear.....''''
Three OF more euTies ff one SEN tea'll 20
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

Il is said that the present Treasurer Of
Maize, Elder Peck, Ia q defaulter for over
500, UO0. Hs b IS Tor years been : bright
aud shining light In the Republican camp.
NeA Dos IL one Of Dir bondsmeu.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that a special election will he h'!l 90
l Saturday the 2lth day Of Januery, A d. 1850 81 ,s
usual placc s Of holding elections in the county 70 nv.
a county Surveyor, that ofice being uoT vacant Inga
persons who acted as judges at the last general eIe'''1
viii act as judges at this.
By order ofths County Commissioner
JAMES W. VIRTUE
County CLERK
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

In Omaha, or the 1871 iast., aftcr "a short
il ness, JULIA A, vie Of T. II ROBERT
SON
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CSNvEN-
TIuN.

Tho Democrats ~ Dakota County vii meet in thr
several precincts q the Cuuaty on Saturday, The Tito
81 FehruVry neat At the ALLOWING places, end elect
tho nnmhsI Of ~delegstes spporuoned 60 them, TO
mcst Of Dakota CITY on Motisy, tss 18Th day offeb'
ruury next, to n-miuats delegates 20 the Constitutes
81 Convention TO L. s~urportsd Ny the Democracy o.
this county.
The Democfats Of pakots rseclrct % O. At Dakoia
City, aud eielt sH delesa o. tho penorrsis or 70.
John's Precinct to meet AZ ST. Johu'S CITY, and elect
seven delegates tho Democrats ofomaha Crock Pro
siurt 10 usst stomsii and elect eve delrgntcs The
Democrats Of Cosington Precinct 20 meet Al Co5lng'
tn, snd elect three delegates.
a. LAMpsnN.
SANL GANBbE
An nAKFR, Cou MY Committee,
UtNfL nUGG
FkB NCKHSNA.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-04

A. kOUNrzE, Pres. OF c. ca.
u BARS, sec'y Dakota City Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-31
vEsPER GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most Brilliant ana
most Convenient ARTIFICIAL Light
r1rr w0Zp-

TUyEIs Gas sgznezted f Pare Coz " ana ior esgaass
-ss-tv an5 suplicl.y, cannot be surpassed. The
- - Ii the sane style e ne cI.nary gas hxcres
,-s thrf portabe gas light, uuTivaled
- IIi e5s-nuesr ca1uess and simplicity, and can he
~ sfra sight required. II is easy 70 regulate
~ opiTes no uBg and no attention, whatever, after
~ Il q Drdv safe and free from srpl0sol, and
~ smell While burning. The light be made 70
sl 1v seErse Of iiancy, By turning screw, and be
5 sneousiy in volume fTom that Of candle 70
-. - t-rrrV by turning valve as ia ordinary gas.
M Ver Gas fame and fixtures precisely resemble in form
80 81 coal gas but in brilancv and purity Of light pos
s decided eaFantage over any coai gas 1t requires
ev there s no need Of daily trimming sf wick and tbs
sgrucun Of the fixture simple that It not aheto gel
out Of order, and child manage tFeadily The gas buci
In Vespsr fixture generated from IrC coal "Nes
per Oil (Which il manufactured expressly for this burner
without any sdmxuFe Of acaOl other foreign ingredient
and supply is Unlimited. The fixtures themselves adspt
ed styles 70 suit all tastes from the PLATA, single bure
elegant and costly chandelier. Each tureis per
feet in itself there Is outlay be made for serFie pipes
regulators &C The gas generated in he burner, and al
hNture from the cheap htto the expensive chandelier
miniature gGs aDOrlg IN themselves They sold
prices which exceed the Of ordinary gas fixtures
similar tyles and ornamentation
Chureess houses public halls stores steamboats, and prgal
residences throughout the State be fitted mp WITH me
elegant and convenient chandeliers and other beautiful gasnA
lures which add much TO the Appearance Of such places an
the comfort Of the home circle and which, heretofore could
only those favored districts embraced within the coal ga
limits Of large cities.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-31

srr1r Eso-It gives me great pleasure state that az
Of the vepeT Gas Lamps, in my study ior
past afler observing closely for the length OF
time the experiment Of lighting cur "Unon Tent with these
lamps have entire confidence In their efficiency It seems %
they afford all the advantages Of the best gas lights to thos
who live cut OF Lhe cides and large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp IS 50 readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable 70 get out
ORDER, Of the Eight comparatively 50 hle and the
from az danger, that need only mere acquain
part Of the public with the Neer Gas Lamp u
bring them into general use throughout the country
Yours truly, SrUAKT ROBINSON