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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-08

Brigham Young, the Mormon. is in
Philadelphia.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-08

The Central Cars are now running daily
west Of Staunton, Sundays excepted.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-08

Ev Hon c. W. Russell, in his able ad
dress to his constituents, discussing the ac-
ton Of the Charleston Convention, Gays in
referring to the Northern Democracy. "Al-
though now depressed in parts of the North,
it is mainly because the faithful Democracy
there have surrendered power rather than
abandon the Constitution
Yet the Northern delegates to the Char
lesion Convention were tainted and sneered
at because their States were not Democrat
ic! Men who have ever stood firm as a
wall in defence of the Constitutional rights.
of the South, and in thus standing and fight.
ing, have lost their power, are to be treat
ed as enemies by the very section in whose
behalf they have been overpowered Shame
on the ingratitudc
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-08
u. s. Supreme Court

The death of Judge 2. V. Daniel has
created vacancy on the Bench Of the Su-
premc Court of the U s, which will be
supplied from Virginia. In looking over
she many eminent names connected with
the legal fraternity iu this Suite. our atten-
ton has been lnyolantarily arrested by that
of Judge John W. Brockenbrough. as pre-.
eminently suited to Gil so elevated . sta
ton. Judge B is one OF the most pro-
found lawyers Of the age, in the vigor Of
manhood, an experienced judicial officer, s
polished gentleman. and a clear aud correct
thinker upon questions Of constitutional law
The appointment of no man would inspire
more confidence and respect throughout the
State than that Of Judge Brockepbr ough.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-08
Strawberries.

The finest strawberries we have seen this
season came from the garden of W. B. Craw-
ford. Esq. Mr.. G. has large quantity Of
the same sort we partook Of, which can be
had by calling on him. Large and solid.
they are just the article for nice preserves.
MORE Our excellent friend Prof. Job
Turner, has also favored US with a delicious
specimen Of both the red and white Straw
berry. Mr.. 7. has been gathering from his
beds for the past week, and feasting there
upon the delegates to the Baptist Conven-
ton. He has large quantity yet on hand.
Gospel Hill seems famous both for its fine
Strawberries and its clever citizens, in evil
dence Of which latter we need only mention
that they do not forget the editor.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-08
II. w. Pierce g. Co.

We call the attention of our farmers and
others to the card Of R. W. Pierce & Co.,
Commission Merchants, Richmond, Va
Every body who has travelled on the Con-
tral Railroad is acquainted with Mr.. Pierce.
and can testify to the spirit Of accommoda-
ton which marks his intercourse with pas
sengers. We have no doubt the same spirit
will animate him in his new business. He
is working and experienced business man,
and any trade intrusted 70 him: will be care
fully attended to. We would advise our
friends in Rockingham and Augusta to
give him trial anyhow.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-08

NEBRASKA Dill, repeating the Legislation OF
1920, which Disseminated against the
South. They fought for our cause then
and were beaten. The sober second thought
Of the people, however, has induced many
to return to the Democratic party, and il
no NEWEST is presented. by which the North.
ern mind can be inaamed by the appeals o.
the Black Republican party against the De.
mocracy, they will again triumph. and re-
store the Democracy to the power which she
lost by defending the demands and the
rights of the South in 1854. The popular
mind is now settled down upon the policy
of non-intervention and popular sovereignty
"a policy advocated and enforced by the
South and to reopen the agitation Of thi'
subject will be suicidal to our friends at the
North, and virtual dismemberment Of the
Democratic party. Judge Douglas is firm
in his maintenance Of the fixed position Of
the Democratic party, and any action con
templating departure from that position
must come from those who are DESTROYS O
breaking up our present organization an(
destroying that basis of national frateruiza
ton which has been SO significantly endors
ed by the American people.
There may be an honest difference 0
opinion in regard to Mr.. Douglas availa
bility. We are firmly convinced, that al
parties now stand, Mr.. Douglas is decidedly
the most available man the Democracy car
present to the people. Our correspondent,
thinks not. We believe Douglas. II aomi-
mated "a Baltimore, will carry nsartr over,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
NASHVILLE. TENN. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1860

FTHIS GAS Is generated from Pure Coal Oil aud
i for elegance, economy SAFETY and simpl city
cannot be surja ssed. The fixtures in she Slime
style the ordinary Gas xtures.
It, advantages tisat Il Is portable gas light
unrivaIed for briliancy, cheapness. cleanlin and
is required It Is easy to reguiats, aud reqI
trimming, and Tor attention. whatever. dfser light
ing II Is perfectly safe aud free from explosion
and has no odor or sr1en Wills burning Ths light
be made 10 burn with any degree of briiiiancy,
by turning screw Q I'd BE- increased Instant ne
ousIy in volume frssa that of candle - ten or
twe.ty. by tarning valve As IN ordiHary gls-
The Nesper sas fame and 6xfures precfsesy
sembe Ia form those Of coal but In brisii1ncy
and purity Of light, il possesses deciied aiva1-
tage over any coal gas IL requires chimney.
there Is no need OF daily trimsnIng Of vieK, aud
the construction OF the fixtures Is simple that t is
not liable 10 get out of order, and child can man
age IL rr1adiiy. The gas burned in lhe Fesper tx
ture is generated from pure co;.l OIL or .'fesper
Oil, (which Is manu- actured expressly for this bur-
her,) without any admtxture OF ale BhOl other
foreign ingredients, aud its supply is unlimited.
The fixtures themselves adapted in styles to
suit all tastes, from the plan simple light burner
the most elegant and cnstly ch Indelsr. Each
fixture is perfect in itself there is out ay to be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c.
The gas generated il this burner, and all fixtures,
from the cheap single light To the expensive chan
delier miniature ras-woIks, are ia themselves. They
are s.d prices Which do exceed the of
binary q fixtures Similar styles and oras menta-
ton.
Churches, hotels, public halls, stores steamboats,
and private residences through tue state
now be lIteI up with thes, elel mt and nvenient
add much TO the appearance UI such places and
the cpinf1rt of the home circle, and waci, here
tofore cou1l be used only tn favored districts
embraced within tie coal gas limits OF Large cities.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
RAILROAD COAL.

~I-HE hHesI OI CJlia the city OF Sshvilet Is at
Il tue .EINA YARD, wHicii tue only Pltce thai
gives legal wcignt per buSiei. IL ts guar shteec
give heat, less agnes aud SCOT Than ay oaei
nov offered Tor sale. Ne Will continue to supply
our IrIetids aud customers II our usual loN prices
during the Coming winter. Try the -Ef>A coal
and D. CONVINCED IlIII the economical IL
tie market. drUppsd Box -, r. a., OF Al
tue lard u v. - e. IL r. LePJt Siil be prompt
~ ltIs,udrd 90 SAMUEL J.. AoSEM.
OCLEI-li
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
Home Testimonials.

ErV-s tue Rev. u. :. FAD, tshyllc.
NAsHvIL- 4, De -, 1859.
Coz. T. n. TAYLOR--DeaT , ave used, Tor some
tune, one CT tue Fe>per Lamps an beg leave u
exp. my obligations 10 you 100 having introduced
Il 10 my notice. To persons living in the counIry
parIs vi the city where Z Is cannot be hIt,
M ~ desire a ligEt much ecoaVmica than
gIs-.nd at The same time fully equII nj
llting power-thIs apparatus will prove \ aesl4ers-
tum
regard this the m st beautiful and most useful
Invention for procuring, al small cost the adyan
ttg,s oT gas light that have Al the
time that As perfectly sIfci explosion being
imp sssio.e-- lI3ps sim pie Ia
AID managed with ease
Very truly yours,
+. S. FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

LOUISVILLE Aug. 20, 1859.
W. II. SETTLE, ESQ: IL gives great pleasure t.
after IrIaI al U. the '.Yesper Lamps, ,
my study Tor six seeks ST, aud after observing
oseiy ior the ,me length oI time, the experiment
lighting . UuIUn Ieht, with these lamps,
ave eutire confidence IN Iheir eli sacy IL
tIey sfUrd all the auvIntIg.s of the best gas
ID - those Sb1 i've out VI the cities aud lar &c
rhe process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
read ly learned, the uxtures simple AID
II'e dbie 70 get od of order, the cost the light
.mplrauyeiy So In e, and the free IRON
danger, Tat i needs Olly mae I;q lint Ince
part VI the public vita the Vespsr Gas Lump
fng them general use III -vuZh Jut tls cOun,r,
Yours trdiy,
STUART ROBINSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
TESTIM ONIALS.

Scientific men and others who hive thoroughly
tested the merits of the Yespvr Gas Air Light,
pronounce il the best and cheapest light k"o
NumberIess stmoLiais are being received daily
from al quarters hug Tor the excellence Of this
Ighl, d few Of which are give n below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
Fresh seeds.

|,LOVER, Timothy Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
T. Grass seed Just received, aud Tor sa.e
low for cIsa. RAINS, BilO. * Co.
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From His Exeellency, Gov. e. II. Morehead, and
1hOs 3 Pag-, Esq, State Aud tor.
To WIN. H. SETTLE, Isl Louisville, ky.-Dedr Sir:
We have been and are using your ''V--sper Gas p
perfectly satisfied with its utility. IL gives
a bril- liant and beautiful light ana is perfectly
secure from explosion IL IS very Cheap a al CO
nomcaI in u.s., and Of far less Cost taI ANY other
light. We are satisfied tuat il will be ado Jtrd
by all persous who have not the opportunity Oh
tain .ng aud also whUin gas accessible an
Mitu " hOin cheap in the original Uutlly FOR nx
and the continual expense u burning is oU-
ject.
Yours, &C., C. S. MoREHEAD,
Thus. ). PAGE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
C. S. NOREHEAD,
Thus. ). PAGE.


W. II. SETTIE-Dear SIr Afer EavIug made
tho:ough examination Of the s.VSsper Gas, rclI-
illuminating peser, chemIca ,np. .sitiUb,
etc, / do reco nIncnd b ;iug
and economical Seli possess ng great
Intensity Of illumination than any other
ia
In the Labaratory it is superior to the alcohol a
means Of obtaining heat ami will be found Or in
valuable service ~ the Ill ug well
lac urlug chemist.
CHAS. w. WRIGHT, VI. H.
Pref. Of Chemistry in the ky- school Of Medicine,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
NAsaviIIx, Dec. 1859.
from \. ID. CO.. Nashville

From y. ID. Crsss Nashville.
NASHVILLE, rsnn., Dec. II, 1850.
MEssRs- 7. II. TASLok * Co-: have had for
about SIX nsontiis past, "ne of your sosper Gas
Lights, an u gives great pleasure TO saste, that
regard as ir snerior 10 aay other Portab.e light
IN Al nave met with.
Its siupssiIy OF arrangement, Freedom from danger
of ex ,,sin, cleiaiinass, stsi iness aai parity
light, arS qualities that ssiasS reconmcni IL 10 any
tho Itry H. IL g.yss ngdI wnIcn me,
10 bs equal in briiiiauey ordinary gas
light. Very Respectfully,
~ o. CROSS
These <slty very leS OF the testim J.ii, ,ls We
have. Cl,i aud exAsniI Ie fOf yourself, al No. AZ
Colunade EssiidiDg, tcrfy street, ts.isaise Tens
THOMAS II. TAYLOR & CO.
J.ni2-u
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Irish Potatoes.
tOrn and NileaI.

IN INstoreandforsaIeaIewJ barrels ole xcele en- iris!
i rvI.locs LILELL, hoUPEk * CO.
aprs-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
Saafsrl's Callieaxe Heaters.

Iusr .soss<sd ies % 81 II IA eslsAf z.e4 ca 4i-
- LE>S8 ikA4ek,s t4s - possf<al Ne siefs
sae tss srs sisz1 fsi slssrs xasss rlsy ara s.Tl
81 fsr as ~ rFssAla Hsasss sois .il< Ca ahsFs,
stosss, -. Aetasax sas,5ftaf - shsa = s<sn ~
ia sixtisa % tAs hzss skrsetf ef etAef stoxss
Of ne eesf kia is. "a PfsssFed - pas - faf-
a.ess - = = g d ali dsseflsioss u ~afk "a ~
tsss ~ tns saortsss sstiee-
sssss-s szo. =. wzsox.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
American and Foreign
rEREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM
z. AETH0NY,
3oS broadway, New York.
e My Isl, 1850. sol BRO4DWAY, t.OO


e My Isl. 1850. sol BROADWAY, tu0O
doors from the 81. NiehOlas Hotel
.he Stereoseape IS the iHstrsctiee interesing
rtairizg, GHsGriHg, anu ezeiting Of modern inyeu-
{, none too HsedHcGsed, tO acsHO~ ledge lis wO1ih
beauty
o home IS complete without it, and il must aud
p>HsfTate euerysrheTe-
presentS Z. yogr view every part Of the word
the Teiisf boEfsess PeFSpectire, and sharpness Of
a, as n y.u siB-s.
photographers are every where exploring Europe,
a, Africa, America, IN search of the grand aud
beautiful, and the resaits Of nkeir Skiii are con-
Aly e5tTiehiHg our stock
fv nave ill.Enea-e variety OF paper Views Of
mes in Paris, London, EsislIud, Sctl- sd Ireland
hes, France BslsIIn, HOl and itzerIInd. S SIn.
Rhine, Versailles, 81 Ctaud, FoHIainebIe, "a.
ilerIesY IL ~, TurkeS, Egypt, Athens, the Holy
d, SEiia iai,sIa Cry sta Palace, aI-O Grtupe His
zeal. amusing, n n,rrIa=e seeHsz, breasL.st scenes
ln''zs srainIry- &c &c Aa exquisite GssoTtssea,
UgmII1fef T4leriOTS Of Palaces Churches aud "a
dTsis al France, ltaIy, Sc- &c Ihe eIe.t OF
{ sc Illuminated vte<s Is Htost TsBsaska6ss
y.sRT G4STLEzAS OF SkALIH AND sEFISED TASTE
uld have IN his drawing II our ex-
ssi> rt>es On gLaSs. with revolving ssereOscOpe,
~ < IL, -, 81 or 100 scenes AOihing be
&c fas mating, ana one can nsr no greater treat
fTicsfd IL the picturess ano &C beautiful
Hth0uy instant IHe0sts >tcfeVscOpr YieNs the
81 TnOt. grss. Lie ~"uaier- They t4ken ia IIe
Setk part If ser0Hd, and ever TIM : no matter
Hady Oc stDctftg, dcitiCt-G
distinctly ~ II II n-Gd Dre.i pcr.e lily a resI-
r gives an additional value, fsr - the beauties
uaisinite n-ture u adds Lhc chdTa Of life dnd mo
The process J. a discovery OI - u and
sS HslkaOscs IH ETTePe,e rss eve Il OH o4dOn
Paris lsrge OrIrTs iOr Anthony q I..sIIut1neOus
As VI \ uvTc.in Lille and scenery.
n'ng "tiser things We have just published Stere-
bpsc illustrate OF Ihs Scene oI Ih. FULTON
sEI PRArEk AsErSGs, iu which many aearts feel
uterest- The particulars OI this viii be Iouud
VI Catalogue.
OK CArAtOGtE Of subjects and prices will be for
ded t"auy address receipt Of l stamp.
aries al a distance seLdu4g us s.. s., SO SIS
or So can have a 90 Il iuSIraaIviIt nj SUCH
;res,a< they may request, seGt by ExprcSg.
lews alone, (sIthodI InstruulvnJJ caa be sent by
Il.
.rties who wish to be advised OF every tai ng real
.Iluable IN the line tIII Cusnes Out snGy seud us
r names % place record, aud will keep them
Jed at our own eXp1n-e.
ca Of leisure will ind photography 4 most fIsci
ing ant dell shtui amusement Ne are %. epIred
Dc out amdteurs with ever, thing Eecess Iay for
r succcss gethrr with Instructions s-Iius u
} otereoscOPIc fsctures."
E.ANTHoNY,
nporter and Manufacturer of PIot graphic Ma
ais, >tcreosc pes ami SteTcoscopic views.
Respectfully Invit,;d to make AN examination Of
7 stock, as our discount 10 the .Taae will Ue lib
o Protographers.-tirste class stereoscopic Ne
scS
ma by mail print unmounted, with price Of Ne.
We. E..li-Im.
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'Yrunksl. Trunks!..
B. & A. v. Rutland.

49, 80 mon street,
~ just IN receipt q . very superior Iot Of Ia.
, aiss ana esntlsnsB's Travelling irsaxs, Co at:
1he E1genia Tfunks-<=rxe sna hanasame.
b-iEraia d. d.. ~ do
- ssestsmea's sole Leather frunkp-corsFed
sther wIut s<t.sss, Csrpet Bags, "a ffola fsaks
-, which shsy viii sell cheap for cash.
nf5-u J.B. L A. " RUTLaxD
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

I will ray tue arg asst market price Tor Corn an
l. .heat deliysrsd ~ tne CIIy Mills.
.. ". uuLiISGSW0RrH,
Octl2-tf No. d Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

FROM hf- aieAaudef Fdt. Nasnfile
MR. Tn MAS ii. IAYLDk-.lelr Sir have beAn
usig tue vespcr Gas Lamp, sJld by yo Sep
tcnOer l,st, and pes fccIy satisfied a it Is
OF the .nost meal II the Jnu.
cal, wA As brilliant llsnIs th It be hal. IL Is
easily managed, aud unueslltinsiy reconmsad IL
To all out OF tue reach of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
kENOSENE OIL.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,

(EsIABIIsHED IS54.)
A NSOUSCE that, having made great improve
n ments in the manufacture of Kerosene, they are
low enabled To offer il To she Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention ofcOnsumers is respectfully called
TO ne su ed table the result ar phDtOmetrical
examination, by EDwAKD y. KENT, of New York,
Chemist i anddated Feb .3 1856
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VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
F o r S A L E..

frTISHING TO make other Investments We pro
w poseto sell .IiIur Rea lEstatein DavidsoIco, :,
asf1ltOws-
That Suburban Residence.
he rrankIin turnpike within uaI LA mile
Of the city and ppVste the resideHce OI the Late JO-
s.,uI " Horton. rnIs Is, perhaps, tue most com
.u.u.iiug site vicinity oI Nashville, and Is
must ivsITabIecOuutTy rrsIlence- fhe mouse "Hloe
sold viii, or vi ID AS e pure may
That Valuable Farm.
xnowuastIe SIMS tract situated oil the smith Turn
NIKE oil Lebanon rOLd) within three miles Ol Nash
Containing Lcrss. rne sUIiIs sOoG III - well
It.Teti la II 0ered and can be diyIued into small
tracts ol twenty aHd upwards, al OF which are
IiIIrabIy .IiapIed Tor country residences, ui.rkei
S4rdeusaBG IAIr Also Ihat
Beautiful Farm,
on same road a1~ occupied by &c. IcCamPbell,
aud .drmrrty owned by roIs .IsrdIng containing
abOul 80 This place is So well KNOWN as TO
further description IL sIIiIlsO De dlvided
suit PURCHASERS EC. AcCampbe il~ Ills hOwt hese
uI4Ses , , ~Lo will call
AIEue Io,JSe property wiiI De sold on reasonable
terms and a creeiIOI UHe ,tSo three aud four
Apply IOA.V ). .LInjsIey Nashville or to either
oISue adeFsgued.
THos. MCCAMPBELL,
SIX miles SssGYIlle.
}. A . Act:AAPBklL,
aprl Nashville.
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From se,burv 4 Co. ,;,s F,te,s Na,hvi

From Seabury Co., G..s Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant aud beautiful
light, tlat Is cheap aud pOIttbe Id perfectly safe
The ructon of the NesPer Gas burner aad 40
retors u perfectly simple, taal get cut
vi order, 10 exploSe.
ne management oi ths burner Is easily unds
Stood aud requires but little tnOrs ateatio keep
u clean and good order than ordinary gas fixtures
rbe hgut produced BY the Yesper tias Consider
fuiy equal, IA every respect, " any other kind vi
Gas hsut.
JOHN u. SEA URY,
T.J. St.&BUkr,
ii. :. PEACH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
DISsOLU rIOy.

VA rsrt tteth - sfssAs.r se.xslff asf.- sas
asa. at szy af :. sat C. ~ .gs<0s a
this sss bssstsst asd sssss,E. fasss Hsxsar
ctst as "a :, "a =fs7 H srtfsa. "A "A s. 4
Avs ssssf sr sils "a ~, ,stltass,ttls1tst - tie
i.i* e a. - psfifs sait "a tss ssas, All saae
- sssa ss psks1sls-
p. P.AyagxssS-
{. a <p<1 s1s.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

Reliable orders from the Trade, by Mail or Iele-
graph ,dllcd oE application TO
AUSTENS, Agents,
90 PeaTIsIreet, Ny
KEROSENEis aIsoto be obtained at the Manusac-
tu.rss 4 rIoces OF aiItheNew York Wholesale prug-
,Gsirs CIR, GERS CLmpnee aud turning FIuId Manu-
.l1lurers aud eLIcrs IA Lamps.
NB-kEKOSENt tbs the trade mark OF the kero
seue oiI Co., all porsous are cautioned aSllns
.,siny .be r.,--mark Tor other oils. Oct4-3m
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asu-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN CO.. General .,,xs~,,.;,.
House sAppision Building $40 Brozdxzy
SeW-York
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|lasbpillf Qatriot.

: -i-~eckiy per annum, um,-......-.........s 90
= eeklf Prk 4uuufn %
sae Weekly Tor two years, ort~o wee-ies
Il. Tor ore year IN atvaEce, ,..... 90
shea the Daiiy fri-Teekiy, or Weekly is to be
Satia 1ed (oaii in 1tvl lnc AZ the time subscr bed
the subscriber storfer. otn rxi~e il viii be
,iasef AZ sur sioptnn uat1iplid AMI stopped
s't pail It rnasf b. paid time Of dsrDntiau
until paid
s.nistances By mail. in "regissered" " letters, az
= risk-
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

Il
Boyo On nuTs6sy, December O. OF consumption
jams BoYD. ssea q year. @enihs snd II days
iLyeo TO attend his fDeraI. Saturday afternccn
lao ooork, Rom the resldence of mis- psrcnts, No ala
Bsows -op Tbusdsy, December Q, EpwAup, the DO
loved ~ James and Jane Brown, aged ycsr month
me rtncs ofthe family .re respectfully invited ~ Al,
rnd ite fuhorAi, without further notioc, shs ffday)
sb,D.ap a, t~e oceck, from the residence Of his ps
rtar, i5s nst "a venin street
Cox -oD rbussdsy DoTnlng. Dcccmoor a. CaTHrSnss
", viaow o. toe Iato Jamisoa Coz, sged u ycars,
The fessts sfd friends Of the family are repeatedly
itvitfd to send The funeral from tho reslconcs Of her
ron IN law, wm. Postey. No 6s West rhrty recond
,trett sunory afitrnoun a. hal yast twelve O'Clock
der FcmsiD. vii he taken To Greenwood Cemetery.
pnTos .-sieHssi DsiTor, aged "a yosrr, Of yeus
sis unots and s1Iis and friends a. The faulty
A. ,wsive O'Clock f,or, IVA is,e rg,,deDce No is Uaor
place. sDuh efocsiyn h. remains vii 5t taken 70 STA
Ter lsland 'or itferncpt
p.xllso Al wilt, ,rsburg, on rrurfsy, poceubsr 9,
q eclsu Dpton wLAs sssBT, Of Jer lab and hAry
:. r~rtg, ,Rod IS yeas r.rths ard u Gays
nieFnsnt
DAi,Y On Thursday, pccsnber 8, ELrry Dlrrr, sged
Ts fricnes ara trqua'ufane.. of the family are re
specifsy invited 10 s.tend the fonc's, from her late
nfideIce. 500 Huos0u street. Saiurday mgrning, at
haf psst ube o'clccs Ber rsmaiSs all &c taken TO SO
Joseyb church. where wiA be ofcrcd Ep i0f her,
I'D ih,ro' . o.ssry c.m,t.ry ior is'ormsn.
per' nocr 4, bJ Rtv. HaSrs, Joas R.sUs Ia ssa,
o. tebr.vR Scotia a 70 Lorss n, youngest daagtier
juhr seymour.
blsRlso -r lhe city, ou WEDNESDAY, Decsmsor s,
oroup Rsosr CoyrnIlo, setotd da0sbsev Of John
UsthssiHe Harrpe, sgc0 yesrs, uoutbs and "a d.yA
Ts rsanvrs ~ frpnds % ,hc family roepccifui,
invited &c attend tie fuperh, 81 the residence NJ h~
grA11lAater. sr Tbcus, n Auaiso, No AZ ChAthaa
strget ths (fsidsJ s'tr1toE, ., orc c'ciorI
HAvKnvov-H --os weoocsosy, Iccembcr q, Of croup
Joss, the celoved ohii3 ~ @m and klleh Hawkes.
worth, sseJ yoas, Q months ano n days
The IL ebGr and ncquaiutslces ot the family are ~
spectuliy wvitod tc attend The funrysi this ferasvl
tnoc1, st one sclock IRON the resi6ercs Of his 20
rrsi, No. $50 Wesi Twenty biEih street. HIS rma'ns
VII 10 isatp N arrenwned Cemetery
nuolin, kilscnEy And Qiscns county rsrsr pcAs
copy
Hissr -Soddenly, on Tuesday, nrcsmbcr Z, aAMuH
Bua N The sTsb year Of hi, age
Tie t-iasives and f,enda family arc requsi'd
sod toe funeral from his late resiferoc, 10 lisros
sitet, this (FfidaJ) sftcrnv0s, a. one oecck Ihere
uare vii We tskep 10 0re~n wood.
DArS On Wednesday. Iscesaber y, kAsG o hAhs,
asrs l fsr, 2 mon shs pr6 16 DAY.
The teiatvts ard frsencs a. he fsry sre invited 70
sitei thc tptrs Re T-saaJ) noIal1s, - tee 90
rom tnc rco,6ence be- psrepv No ic1 East ntve -
oxcct
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