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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11

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EDUCATIONAL.
a . a d N M ~
-OYfHH-
IN uACULATE CONCEPTION.
-GOR-
YOUNG hADIE9.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
CODdusNd by tho sisters OF Charity
-OT THE
Blessed Virgin.

THIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL
1 ly situated. about ono mile from Davenport,
and commands . view Of scenery unsurpassed Tor
richness and variety.
UnceasinR care and vigilance will be exercised
tOprOmOte the moral and intellectual iu u oye-
nett OF the pupils, and in sickness the necessities
OF the sufferer will DO administered to with the
fondness Of a parent.
The course OF education comprises Orthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar,
tory Sacred and p,oiane,) Algebra, Book X eep-
ing, Astronomy, with the use Ut the Globes, Nv.
thoiogy. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philo.o-
ply, HISTOLOGY, Botany, the French and German
Languages, Music on the Piano, Guitar. Ae,, Draw
ing IN Crayon, Monochronatic and Polychromotic !;
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instruction in Needle-work, both plain and Orna-
mental.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11

tAelungoese pomtt1v UanuGlry UsauoUW0s
fancy that they can make . Republic in the
Sou,h more glorious and more prosperous thar
The great Republic " which 10 now tbsm .
Csrt. Sqeh have been thvis plans foe 4 long
time Kentucky and Tennessee. saich olo
General Gsiass called the two military states
Of the Uuion. have lain 10 the wayof thats"n
Ct tr.sche,y TO the Union Long and louo
applause They are two States net easily
overcome and thong, would not d'm'ni-" Tue
honor OF Mr.. Bfec. inridges nomination. ." II.
himself coneeivee II. yet l imagine mere ~
thousands in the South who would go Tor NJ
Breckiori,iy. mainly in the hope that II n'g"'
T.. IN. means Of anneying Kentucky ~ s"f
If ,ron,i.e pfovince 20 this southern Kepuo"c
nj C.,ta, state. that Is to be IN DE lCheet'
and laughter II they can bring about that
on,c, II the, can bring over old hen'ucFy
and make her an ally Of their echssne tor the
lam, nberment Of this CoDfedsrscy and the
erection OF a separate Republic. II would be ,
matter Of very little consequence whether Nj
Kreckinridgs WAS elected or not. Continuec
cheering
An Explanation.
MEssas. EDIToEs "A few lincs, II
you please, for ''thc cause"
Republican papers and speakers are
very much given Of late to harping up
on what they please to term judge
Douglas Indifference 30 the existence o
slavery, and charging that he uttered II
a speech in the Senate some such sen
,ence a. this 81 do not care whether
they vote slavery up or down. Even
admitting these were the words he used
which doubt-they forget to add III
explanation of them. Mr.. Douglas said
in speech delivered in the Senate that
he did not mean TO say that he did no.
care whether slavery was voted up OF
down, but that it was "none Of his bust
ness.'' AS he did not live in the Terrific
~. And he also stated in the same
connection that it the question was 10
a,isc 10 the State Of Illinois, he would
vote against the establishing Of slavery
in that State.
As | have seen no attempt to notice
this dodge Of the Republicans, merely
offer the above to set some one on tn
track to 6nd the spec, h Of Judge Doug
las, AID eff,ctually quash this favorit,
,oo,bsck Of the Republicans.
JACQUES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11
Valley City Mills Ageacy.

MIICHELL Z JOHNSON, PrOpr1et0vss
NO. FAMILY FLOUR FROM THE ABOVE
IN Mills for sale. Wholesale and re'sil, By
WM. VAN TUYL, Aeeat,
No %, Brady street, seeosa door below III.
july25-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11
JA1IOJiL DEMOCRATIC ilnf
O-O
FOR PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
Of iLLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HERSCHEL Y. JOHNSON.
or ,GEORGIA.

PresidCntial Electors.
AT LARGE.
LINCOLN CLARK, Of Dubuque county.
II. CLAY DEAN, Of Henry county.
DISTRICTS.
LIE GRAND BYINGTON, Of Johnson county
NJ, Il. BE NNETT, of Marion county.
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PRsrassTOns.
IA. AiO1A e.. =. WET,
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TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION:
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02

The receipts to the 29th of February, 1860, over
1859, is IS, ,ls3 bales.
The accounts from the mouth of the river are un-
favorable. The mud Jumps are becoming trouble
some, rather too much so. A large ship has been
aground on the bar Tow boats are at work.
The bar is in no worse condition, however, than
twenty or twenty-five years ago. The vessels are
too large. But the inquiry is made, what has be-
come of the seventy thousand dollars which was to
keep depth of water of eighteen feet for vessels
drawing eighteen to twenty feet? What has be-
come of that contract? Who knows2
The mails came through yesterday, and many
subscribers to English papers were furnished with
them of the date of l4th January, which were due
fifteen or twenty daps ago.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
NUMBER 3Os.

window and Lit candle. Witnsss ra-.a-IssI-...
wiilams Damn the fellow, be can't fhink mn ,sreS
T. ase,s y ~ e Woua make more fass about il nd
He Seems 20 care very little about her y ~ q =
seems 70 atleet him very litte.D ~ ce,,. - y ~
house IN about half an hour. when IL a.sss y shs
shook hands with witness. hs hand ss,t y
IL ne W. ~ u sort q hemor; witness thourRt
really loved Miss 0Reflly he nttsrsd I & W. " aao
claIaations, as Ny Godu etc. Wit1sss n g
jeeted to having tie Coroner caed assIs 1als, %.
asked hin 4 he wanted Certificate thew j,
as lesgs on y ana a. Ia galecr asked witness h
replied yes, certainly II he eould They eas wsiEss
on, and separated. When witness nav r4 $3.50 ~
Mrs O'Reiys, he found that Galceran Iaa AZ oS -
famed cerniicate. mot from Dr.. Stone, But from
countryman of his, Dr.. v.onnet. witness astsd
how he got the certificate. he said H. hsd ~ \.
upon representing the case to the Doctor ana AZ
lsfying MIN that 1t was desired by the fau,;1u -
that the family had no objection 10 Il. Witness
remarked tfiat It was strange for doctor 10 give
certificate for woman he had never seen W;t.
ness never told Galceran what caused MIS- o,peis
iy's death; he merely said she died suddenIy Wit
ness mad no suspicion OF anything wrong {,alcs
ran told witness that he first went TO Dr Stone n,
the certificate, bat could not get it from him
witness noticed that Galceran was very anxfou
about getting the certificate. When witness viste,
Galceran in prison, and asked him how mucl
money he had received from Miss 0sReilIv. 3
how much he owed her outside the promissor
note. ne hesltated, and fnaiy admitted that ali
had given him $50 about six months before be
death, for which she had refused to take receipa
and that he had latterly received 5000 more froI
her; all of which he was willing to pay when he
succession was opened. This, with tie note, mad
his total debt to her s725. Miss O'Reilly was
very saving lady, who lived at trifng expense, an
ought to have had some twelve or fifteen hundre
dollars laid up.
The inquest was here suspended, to be resume
this evening at 8 O'Clock.
TEL rGpapHrp ro rur neut oe5r.ue <>pesr-x,,
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

TrlEeRApHEo 70 THE NEW oalgANs cHescear
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Order cf Ysorn,.ur
m. pta ,,..9
o..,, l. 49,, -, " ~ " V o'.'AnS' WIN 'hose invited
N, ~ oi .le'r iMshty-lhifd Anniversary
4, AZ, y = eoeA ~ M on soNOAf' Mafch =. ieoo
- "o ionow"B ofder:
,t,nt, new W.. ohlaAss FIRE DEPARTMENT.
avI mn sohiet Engineer
n o,,s,,r,,., assistant.
Ir,., :. 'teeeoha ASs'stsht.
~ ss' 90 ! ~ -. .oAnpaA' ~ !. .-7. @
nsm M =, - ', D''"pay, " oene'soh ohy.
r, 'Vni : ,e @ ooihpu's no. l. OF Aslers.
ca MI, LII IN 1es,pn's l@l ~. = y 1ss,ofS.
pio,aas VT a', taausl W. ~, W. = ',
,ur A. ~ 'p'r' ~ y, ~, - -, - u - = e'e.a'n =. ~ oi.y.
Mu,, II Ill, ,s 50 .,Ne, ~, - - ~ :, y uiesia
The above Conpane. will co1stipts ,te Wrist niy;,o ,
will form on the north sde ii Canal street head res,n IN
Royal, extending east
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Gotnpany No. l.
Mississippi Fire Company No d
Yigilant Fire Company No. g.
American Hook and Ladder Company No. q
Columbia Fire COMPANY No g.
Louisiana Hose Company,
Mechanics Fire Comuany Ma l.
Eagle Fire Comnany No Il
The above Companies WIN conaute ,he Second D;yiion
which will form en- the smith de AZ cana, ,eet Tho ba
4 Ing on Camp extending e,s,
rbpnix ffire t;or,n.ry N, 4
Hone Too, and TsSds. f,o-,,.,v NJ .
t,reoIe Ftre f,o,rnany M a
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Pr Q q n a -1rsrE.
OF TuE rlnnsEN's clt.RirAnLr ASSOCIATION,

Mayor and Recorders. .5 @ .@
Members dt the City Council.
Members Of the State Legislature.
New Orleans Fire Department: M-&
Alfred Relapger. Chief Engineer.
David Bradbury. First Assistant,
r. OKeefe. Second Assistant
Volunteer Fire Company No. !,
Home Hook and Ladder Company, Of Jefferson City
Pelican Fire Company No. /, Of Algiers,
Brooklyn Fire Company No 2 Of Algiers,
Star Hook and Ladder Company No. l. Of Carrollton.
Pioneer Fire Company No. /, of Jefferson City,
VIM Tell Hook and Ladder Company No. /, of Gretua.
Mneburg Fire Company No. /, Of Milnebarg.
SECOND DIVISION.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No.. l.
= Mississippi Fire Company No. 2,
vigilant Fire Company No. B. a.=
American Hook and Ladder Company No. 2
Columbia Fire Company No. 5,
Louisiana Hose Company
Mechanics Fire Company NOT,
Eagle Fire Company No.
THIRD DIVISION.
PhGnix Fire Company No s,
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No3
Creole Fire Company No. Q,
Louisiana Fire Company No. To-
Trad Ferry Fire Company No. 70,
Perseverance Fire Company No. l3,
Philadelphia Fire Company No. II.
FOURTH nvIsIoN.
Jackson Fire Company No. Is, ~
Washington Fire Company No. 90
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company No. 4,
Orleans Fire Company No q, @."z
Jefferson Fire Company No. q,
Ghalmee Fire Company No. q,
Crescent Fire Company No p.
ISAAC N. MARKS,
fe2s 2ptd Grand Marshal.
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EvElaING.


"Eyerybody's Friend entertained everybody
who was at the Varieties last night, though, by a
physiological contradiction :" everybody was not
there" by considerable. The house was not large
but Owens was great, Sothern scarcely of inferior
magnitude, and all the artists up to their usual
caliber
AT the st. Charles, 'sThe Magic Pillsn were
again administered to an overlooking house with
the happiest effect, and medium assemblage at
the Amphitheater was treated to Beauty and the
Beast''-the beast not being very beastly, nor the
beauty very beautiful; but both discreet moditica
tons of the british and the bewitching.
THE ST. CHARLES" The Magic Pills. will be
repeated tonight, and the ballet "La Prima
Donna,' and comic pantomime % The Soldier for
Love- will also be performed.
J. L. GARMAS, auctoneer, sells at anetion this
day II o'clock A. Nj No 16i Gravier street. opposite
Varieties Theate Wheeler Wilson sewing machine with
melodeon attachment
Also the time and place. fine collection stuffed
bir-mos of them from and other tropi
cal birds OF brilliant punage The attention the public
respectfully solicited the above sale See advertisements
der auction head
For MEaPHIs.-The Memphis and New Orleans
packet line mail II. R W. Hill Capt r H. Newell
leaves evening O'clock connecting with the Memphis
and Charleston and Memphis and Ohio railroads for all points
North East and West with fine mail Louis
vile and ST. Louis For through tickets apply ]. H
gh agent Memphis pack et office under s. Charles Hotel
!, CREDIT SALE.-We call the attention of the trade
to of damaged shoes and hrogans spring cloihng
shiris etc. 10 place this day 10 o'clock A. NJ
gache Leaumonts auction No. SO chartres street
Terms at sale.
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Latest from Loudcr

Latest from London.
LospoN VIA QUERSsTowK, Feb. I8.-Ameriaan
securities closed unchanged the quotations Of yes
terday being well maintained. F8
Bacon closed steady but quiet at previoiis auo-
fations. n -
Lard closed quiet, the last quotations being ven
maintained. -
Wheat closed buoyans. having an upward Ifsn-
dency.
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faY THE NATIONAL AND AMERICAN LlsEs.

DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
49,
Tsoenfy-17.isd .a,,s,iversary
Order of Forming.

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
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---------->~>------ We
EDINBURGH OFF CAPE RACE.
COTTON MARKET UNCHANGED.
ADVANCEMENT IN THE BREADsrUFFs MARKET.
THE SPANISH AND MOROCCO VAR.
TEE fFALfAF QUESTION ENALTERED.
An Opposition to the English Budget.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
VESPER Gas LIGHT,
The Cheapest. mOst Brilliant, and
Most OonvenIcnt Artificial Light
N TIE WOLD

TENRIs 6ks sgensasd from Pure Coal Oil and for elegance
economy, safety and simplicity cannot be Eufpaass1 IN
fixtures IN the style the ordinary gas xtrres
Its advantages that is Is portable gas light uLTiyael
of brancy, csenFsg clear aine and sp city and b,
used wherever light required. Il s easy to regulate
and requires trumng ard attention. whatever, after
lighting d perfectly sqt and free from sEosioR, and
has no odor smell while burning The Light Re made 70
burn with any degree OF hlancy BY turning and be
increased nsantaneousy in volume from that Of candle to
ten or twenty, 5y turnng valve n ordinary gas.
The Vesper lame and fixtures precisely resemble IN io
ose Of coal gas, but in brlinncy and purity Of ght pos
sesses decided aaFantage over any coal gas III rea
chimney ;here is no need Of daily trimming q gsi Z ~ t
construction OF the fixture simple that il not l.os ~
out Of order, and child manage readily -h -
in the Vesper fxture generated from pure coeS ~,
per OIL (Which manufactured expressly for tnis
without any admEture alcaho other loTel3n i
and its supply is unlimited The fixtures ~
ed IN syIer to suit sll tastes from the plain sing
the most elegant and costly chandelier Eacn Anes per
feet in Itself there outlay 10 be made ioT ne
ters REGULATORS &c The as generated IN the burner anu an
fxtures from the cheap ugeghtto the extensive Chandelier
iz-e ge seorg sre Ia themselves. They are sold at
ro WHICH 40 rot exceed the cost Of ordinary gas fixtures OF
similar styles and ornaments ton
urces houses public balls stores, steamboats, and private
asdeqs Throughout state be fitted up with these
elegant and convenient chandeliers and other beautiful gashx
tg which add much TO the appearance Of such places and
n m comfort Of circle and which, heretofore could
d only ia those favored districts embraced within the coal gas
limits Of large cities,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
ROUR PAIas "a I'LL BURRs,

tree for wheat and oe for corn. The machinery and Of
the most improved character The sew m l IN m rate order,
and smelly These mills are loc1ea On lits lf twelve
miles sout rd Of IIopkns4le, within onefourh Of mile
TIE opkinsglle Linton turnpike and sixteen mesifom
Linton on ne riVer twenty miles ir0m Canton, and
twenty two miles from ciarsve Tenn; and 10 the Of
the fnessa rcnturnl region n the Western country, where
abundant supply OF wheat always be obtained The
made al thee mills slEays ranked IN the rgs quality the
Ne Crfearr and other markets. These mills propelled bv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10

JUST RECEIVED.
nn BOXES fresh W. R. CHEESE for safe low to th
NBty trade. HUGH MoCREA & CO.,
oct6 l3 and is Market Street.
A New Novel by Miss PardOe: THE
ADOPTED IEIRESS.
LOLA 1IONTEZ'S LECTURES, and complete
autobiography Of her life.
THE HAUNTED HOUSE. BY Dickens. For sale
by JOHN YORK & CO.,
feb9 No. IS Union Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
STAR ANDADAmANTINE CANDLES,

CHE attention Of the public invited a the fact, ha
Of the Star and Ad4mantina Caues offered for sale,
Deficient in Weight.
So that what is sold for pound actually weighs but Il Is
ounces and packages marked 40 lbs fail short tEc three and
even five pounds to the box.
Many Candles that really to the pOund branded
and sold sxes making difference against the Of
pounds the box. The variation usually made the price
is not poportiOned TO this daerence the following statement
shoWs
BOX ot seveus contains 24I Candles and 35 lbs
which is the actual weight.
Box Of "A {" " Short Wsght Skies contains only 24O
Candles size the sevens, snd is sold or4Olbs
SupPOng the price of the former be 25 and the latter
Is cents there will be difference Of tEerty csns price, and
Candles in per box in favor Of the full weight
Candle to retailers and consumers and this will be increased i've
cents per box for every advance in price.
The subscribers have always made their Candles full sixteen
c the pound, and msrked packages the real weight
which may asceTued BY testing them As their experience
in the business enables them to oher article equal quail
any the Market they solicit the patronage Of purchasers who
desire study their interest ald the time
courage correct dealing. PROCTER & GAMBLE,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
Prof Of Chemistry in he Kentucky Sci


II sETTE Eselt gives me great pleasure to state that af
ter trial Of Of the Yspe Gas Lamps, in study for
six past observing closely for The length Of
time experiment Lighting "Union Tent these
lamps, have entire confidence in their efficiency. It
they ao all the advantages Of the best lights to hOss
who live out Of The cities End large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable to
Of oy the Of the light comparatively e and the
whole free from all danger, that it need only scquan
tance the part Of the public with the Yeper Gas Lamp 10
bring them into general throughout the country.
truly, STUART RoBIRsON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
HOME TESTIMONIALS.

From tho Rev Fan, NashviIIe
NASHVILLE Dec y, 1853.
Col, T. III TAYLOB-DeaT Sir: have used, Tor time
Of eYesper Lamps sndbeg eaveo express my obligations
you for having introduced my notice. To persons living
the country, parts city where gas cannot be had
who may desire much more economical than gas-snd
the time fully equal 10 it Illuminating pOwerhis
paratus will prove desderatum-
regard this the beautiful and useful invention
for procuring small the advantages Of gas light that
have seem the time thar IL perfectly saand
the lamps simple in construction and managed with
Very truly yours, ? FALL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10

pursuance Of decree OF the County Court Of Davidson
county, rendered at the February s60 the
L. Williams ct ais Jesse Speer ct ale, viii sale st
the court house Nashville Saturday the 18th day OF March
next the tract Of land belonging the estate OF Wilson Williams
deceased, ,and which said Williams lived the
his DEATH situated about eight miles from Nashville and within
about mile Of the Gaan Pike and the Louisville Nash
vile Railroad containing about acres and upon hch there
some comfortable buildings.
TERMsS20O will be required in cash. and for the balance
credit of l. and years will be gven with interest from
Notes with security required and lien retained the land
until paid FIR. CHEATHkAl, Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
LOUISVILLE, KY, September ;, 1859
Z q 4 L. L..-.-.-. ~. = .L--.--


To W IT sETTIE-Dsar sir After having made thorough
examination Of the 'Vesper Gas in relation its ilumns
ting power, chemical composition do hesitate
commend il being safer and economical we'll
sssng greater intensity Of illumination than any ohe
now in
In the laboratory superior to the alcohol
tanning heat and will be found Of invaluable service to the drug
gist as well to the manufacturing chemist.
CHARLES WRIGHT, N D.,
Prof Of Chemistry in The Kentucky School Of Medicine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
THE ADAMS EXPHEss COMPANY
Great southern, Eastern, Northern and
Ma.lern EHnra.. Enr--.r..a-.

Great Southern, Eastern, Northern and
Western Express FOrWardersg
NOR the safe ard speedy transportation Of Freight Moneg
JeWelry and valuable packages.
Have arrangements with the Railroad Compans
whereby they enabled forward by the daily passenger
Trains all matter entrusted to them in charge Special Mes
ssngers low
They dispatch Express daily for York. Philadelphia
Bsltmere, and all places North and East.
To Chattanooga, Memphis Richmond, New Orleans and all
places South ami Southwest
Louisville, Louis, Cincinnati, and all places in the
Northwest.
Have connections in New York with Europe California
They take charge Of slaves and forward them all parts
the South
For information to time &c, inquire Le Offices Of the
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN s. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10

TEVE hrm heretofore Carter, Word Co.. has this
day dissolved eopsr;nershiP bF mutual consent The
hooks and accounts removed to Mesrs. Ho!ste Carler
No. 2 Union Street. where deguens will alWaysHd som
upon them. Either partner Is authorized 70 make st.
Elements also the books CT Garter, Mckay Co.. are here for
settle All those indebted &c either frm will please come
settle immed atey, otherwise the claims will he PLACED m
the OF officer for collection AL those having
agains either hm will please come forward and settle
Q WILsFORD,
CARTER,
feb29-diW-Wlm j McFERRAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly tested the sr.
It's Of the Vesper Gas Air Light, pronounce it the
cheapest m known. Numberiess testimonials being
received daily FROM all quarters vOuchag she excellence OF
ths light, few Of which given below.