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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

no DEMOCRATIC ADOPTED CTIzENs-THE usDEK-
ne 10 r 70 qsss1 s9s sa
IN the election Just at hand: We presume you
's Is s s Ss mp q .a
edo as iE1 Es and with Ton
AZ between TIE friends Of The rival democratic tickets, we
ss..psss b. ss ma Esslsa sssso.. ss
hem aud we iru.t that you win evnos equal serespect
s ard me e ss "a, end Of Ne aa
Janes and krasus Brooks Of The Express,he
ssss r:ss ! ta'l
% far y possible hide No -. STR. Ne shs vote FOR no Bell
INTO ss lei ne
I fis
h w u m the s ss
ms y oas % ssr g % he nc
S.sgsT s.,s mo- our ..s,. hey w
WI s M
and Hs,ra,, quite smother matter WITH Which We vii
o as's 20 and Lana s son
we e n@e &. nnrs doe ind b.s S fully Y
TO 90 no &C, which win subject us 70 rsproaeh
The following he Of he Bell and Evsrs
J.aa Man p,v. b. DsSig' e S SSasn
s Miles u iip Sa,,ou wl n..x kSsnt
LSrsr 70 burrows Henry il. so.
s 9sS cox PS S ii ss1y s.1ssyR ry
Psfis b6sssHL1 IS Hadsaa sT.a as' sso5siya
BERNARD O'UAks 7t& Hudson avenue Brookyn
p j. scQuFEsIY, ~ Hucsnn avenue. Brootlyn.
PAUL Kss1ING corner OF Van Brun, and sulnysn
mos xuLcAHY rmiey street, nrooslJn
yPE Truth vIrDIClrrD BY swORv AFFIDAVIT
u PONDER, CHRsrIANs. ON THE FACTS
Lynch, q denies The statement published 10
this relation 70 his signature order 10 deliver
the dead bodies Of patients In Bellevue Hospital 70 the met
following siayn from Timothy Daily Rsq Of seventy
frat street. Third who Warden Of Bellevue
Hospital a, the une the order wAs gvvn.
AFFIDAVIT OF TIxorH, DALI eT warden Of Bellevue
Hospital
cIrr srp cor.rY or En- Yorx al Timothy psy,
that have read The statements purpoirg 10 be signed
JAMES LvsCH ApD CHARLES BRHuNrsaHArsDW
in which evasive attempt made " deny that tunes LYrch
eve AL bodies claimed unclaimed Of those who
should die Bellevue Hospital " the m-olca house tat and
medical ttudert for dipecon" and do hereby -emny do
that said order " the 81 Jay of Fcbru
aforesaid and that said Ter signed BY James lynch
10 biz hand writing which sne wei Known " me sn1
signed 10 the handwriting Of Charles Brcuang
hansen wbo entesvo-s 70 shield James Lunch firm ia
and do further dssAre that ~ he ume Of
the receipt such ard Subsequently. 10 he
presence OF Ps,ck Henry rernopsrs.sd With
rages upon bodies Of the desd snd tbs feelings u The
living. 70 which Il could nos IN my Judgment ~ " lesd
Late Warden Of bellevue Hospital
l. FrIRrY. Comnizsion-- d Deeis
Christians o, New York any further ev6euce needed that
JAMES LYNCH
not emitted 70 your votes as candidate for Regser'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

ArA MEETING OF THE FIFTEENTH WARD DEMO
"A cratic Club. held Friday evening "a Instant tbs follow
ing preamble and resolutions were presented and unan
mously adopted
puued by John Cochrane the present
Representative In Congress from the Sixth district in opposng
democratic candidate the coming election Is Ia
direct violation Of the wshe Of his and calculated
throw the dis into the hands OF the be-e Of
the democratic party and OF the Union; therefore,
Resolved That denounce the conduct Of John Cochrane
believing who would sacrifice his party and hts
country crafty his sedh ends guilty OF treachery
and eserving OF tho severest ceneure.
Resolved, fhAs 10 the present critical ,aie o. political ~
the safety OF Union IL endangered
carefully scrunze the conduct OF all cand
dates peciay who claim devotion the Union, aud
yet acts embarrass all patriotic efforts for the perpe
tuity of Union sentiments
Resolved nomination of John Winthrop Chan
Cor from the Sixth Congressional dsyct
have candidate In hy the support OF all true
fer country irrespective NJ creeds His In
the State Legislatures Of ls5s and 1889 sufficient guarantee
his ability and fidelity 10 hs constituents gentleman Of
integrity and high personal character his election would
feet credit the district and do hereby pledge him
support on Tuesday neIt-
CHURCAILL J. CAMBRKLENG. Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05
PREoKISRIDoE AND LANE oxsrAAL CAMPAIGN

pRECKIsRIDGE AND LANE cxsrEAL CAMPAIGN
HEaDcr aR-Ezs November 2. 1900
Resolved That the supported By the friends n
HrccknFcEe and Lane for kectors ktAis oeerr yudcs
ard Comfy oheers BE pubiahtd 10 the rew To Herald
Fe4 rres'sest JuHF T. sRECErygrpsE
Foo Wee Fresiaeni....s...... JOSEPH Lana
Hemsn j. Rsdseid Greene q Broos,u,
sel2h y Strong Ahsrles q yndyear,
John II. Grower, George q clyde
jacob A. NestetHelt John a1nn,
Elllah II Purdy, An rose y Higgins
william A. KUhbe Luciaa n Cocker
pepefs,er Ogsen, feANw hunfy,
william b Duncan, joan strong.
stephen Y Russell kdWa An6ersou
Abraham B. Conger, James falver,
Dsulel B. 81 John Niles flaeh,
Gl.shs r. Strong Charles y. cNr1n
William Kent, A8ti~on gsrtiner,
Martin srrnser, JOAN skuu-r, ~
James KIDD, Lnrenso Burrnws
GsaiAh Booc william y Hans
Heury "a. Ross, stephsa - Csdwel,
FOR Goysrnor-Jagsr r. Bnknr
FOR Ieuisuani 6ovsruor- arrEv RscKrreccErR vtrsr.
For Its.ector o. kste r. sns-krHtut ". lLfEE
Tor grsage supreme C7urt- aEotst =, - san.
~ Justice Superior Cent -NfcHAEL If2a014rEA
FOR Necorfer-JoMH HorrNRN
Tor ~ Judge Ions r. LivIsesroS.
Tor eurroEste-EnwARD WEST.
For RsEissr-S.sKs Lyscls
for superyAsor-CnRfsrfaE ScHwsREwArfDrr.
Arsast tn- proposed Uunsttsunna Amendment 10 relation
Rssoved fhss @ club DO row adjourn " recaoreae se~
NJ e.ecsa the cal Of President reorsKgzs
gIDEos !. TUCKER, Presssrl
MIiiAx AIrSIs,
wiLIk n POWERS,
goseAs H1rRns 1Presdsnis
Jaws y. pwvsr1, Treasurer.
ions y Irvis. Jr.
VI. y. RstIr Jr,
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OfFicI on THs CLERK CT fHE B0ARD o. s0PaR

" ,lsrr
orricr No 7 CRY Hafi,l
Nrw YoHR. Nov s. leo.
AtH special meeting ~ Tbs board, held this day duly
Ordered Thai the several suuervsos be assigned the
wards OPPOSITE their IN which he day 81 election
TIE Supervisors asrned shah have authority aud be
hprEet on vacancies bat either 10 the Boars of
Inspectors Csnvaasers AMI that the Ce'k o hs Board be
su'horifei !, give euf put lcity 70 tbs acuon
shh wards- sUperisor koche mar be fonnd Al No. IA
Supervisors wskEsn purdy jointly assigned the
rour NJ rHth. Terh and fnu1eenfh wards Supervisor
w.ismsn he found n NO so Broome street snpcrvkor
n rfy M. . Ludlow street
Supervisor Tweed ssssbsd the Seventh and rhlrieenh
wards Supervisor Tweed msy be found At No iT Henry
supervisor D1.chaY med the Eighth Ninth
.een,h wards supervsos Duichsr MAY be found a No 80
0rrenw oh street -.
iQs Ess Tenh greet; supesvisU Lt,le 81 No. % kAs,
supssv,sw Dsvis a~ssrsd Ne rwsinh ward suvevvisu
Davis mar BE- found al The 81 One Hundred and
Twenty hnA street and fifth avenue
superrisr Blunt ssssned The Yheezih ward supervi-
Supervisors Conner and Brrrs josziiy Assgned the
nshisenh Rneeenth and r~entvhrr wards tu yervi'or
Conner be found IN efiy first street Frs avenns
Supervisor Rvigss si No Ias kss Seventeenth sreet
tupervisor "a wsrt ID assigned the Twenty frp and Iwen
second wards Supervisor stewart be founz a. No lJ5
West Thirty fourth street, BY order, 1900, -.
DPPosI1IoN 10 IE9IsTtTIyg CORRUPTION.
" hevsnh Assembly District, twentieth Ward.
Cirzsns' ana Taxpsyerp' Nomination.
.or ne nsssmhIX,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

AT NETTING OF TIE EI0H1H WARD INDBPEfI .
"A dent Democratic Club majority Of the members being
present. The following solutions unanimously adopted
Resolved That cordially endorse and pledge div
ded support to the Union electoral ticket hesdsd by Greer o.
bronson ard Heman Redaed together with the State TICK
Resolved That the nomination of benjamin Wood for Con-
pess meets hearty approval and pledge ourselves
Individually and collie cvely N give him earnest and
huaAstc support believing that he viii ably and faithfully
his Constituency In the council of the nation.
Resolved That will also al hoaorshe exeons to
The election OF Christian Woodruff 70 the Assem-,
gazing In him worthy faithful and straightforward
democrat
Refolved That cordially endorse the county ticket prn-
cipaly emanatipg from 6ozsrt Hall, viz
for nstcs the SUPP Court-9eorge @. Barnard.
For Jusuce OF the Superior Court-nchael Unhoeher
For City Judge-John Fl. McOunn.
lex rder-AbrAham ID Russell
For Surrogate-RdwArd G. West
For kegister-Jsmes IL nch.
For supervisDy-Smith Hy. Jr
Sgnet on behalf Of the Oub
JAMES RALEIGH, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE FOR sHE PROTECTION
~ Of he Ballot RC a meeting % he Ngti1ra uulon
league Will be he Bis evening November s. The Orion
rona~ Union rquare, At O'Clock, for the purpose 0f
ransns 10 act IN eoncert with he Union Volunteers Tor he
protection cf the ballot hoyes &C sc.
JAMES W. stkAkp President
COL n A. r. 8KANBERY, First Vice Prestent.
GfiBEA1 y. PLArr, SECOND Vice President
g. cUrrHGH, Treasurer.
W n. Txp4t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05
POLITICAL.
pRoCLANATIoN.
In pursuance OF resolution OF he Common Council a
The city q New York. do hereby ofers
INWARD


ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOE THE DETECTION ANT PERSON
VOTING
or ATTEMPTING yorB
ILLEG ALLY,
or on any peDn who shall aid Aaat counsel Id
wise smother 70 give offer his Illegally into
ward or election dsrn for thai purpose II The ensuing cleo
TUESDAY THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER HExr
70 be paid the conviction Of the and the oertd
cafe Of Ike Recorder Dsct Attorney the Judge Of Tho
Court where convict that such conviction had the
testimony OF the claiming such reward but
81 claims FOR such eward not 70 the undo rsTned IL
WHITING within twenty days after the conviction Il such
OIL DdeT shah be disreg arded.
Given under my hand NJ the Mayors office.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
l. ug ballots be bad Of o. A. RUNNER lsoe msnufao
trrer der the Goodyear paisns No II John strcet neal
Broadway. and Of w. BRoWEK corner OF Ninetesnth
street ana Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

4 OPPOSITION 20 IR9IsIITIyg CORRUPTION.
~ Aevsnh Arsemby District, twentieth Ward.
Ciuzsns ana Taxpayerp' Nomination.
sonS iniooPPaK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC AND UNION NOMINATION
III FOR RH9ISTER,
JAMES LYNCH
DKaUBAR DEMOCRATIC AND UNION NOMINATION.
For Supervisor,
SMITH ELY, JR.
RIO TIE UNION voLUNTE KRs-THE CAPTAINS
and delegates OF the various wards will the Oh Of
Marshal tbs Monday evening NJ eight o'clock al Head
quarters 16l Broadway for further orders
JEO FARRELL, Grand MsrshA.
WI, FRAZER, specal Aids
l.. r. HARRISON, 'pe"4 A"As'
+. LrBEY, Secretary.
ITO THE DBMOIR ATTIC ELECTORS OF THE FIFTH
Assembly district-The undermined being ndepend.
ent candidate In this district and wish the district
lost TO The demo cratic party wthdraws his from icing
a candidate nj this election JOHN p GAN.
THE SEVENTH WARD DOUGLAS ASSOCIATION
unanimously endorse Nelson Taylor for Congress for the
Fifth Congressional dsrct and Mathew brennan for Regis
ter. BY order Of JAMES LYNCH. President
PATRICK Blu Rms. Vice President
THOMAS BAsIY, Secretary.
JoHF IoREGAs, Treasurer.
john EussY, Sergeant At Arms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

11NION sIAIk CoMhITTEE ROOMS, No. | cENrkR
Gs:s corner q Iryon row-couniiss requiring Union
or otherwse Com uktee Rooms Al once BY order
GEO. A. HALSEY Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

WHLIAu O. SHEA IS THE Peoples CHOICE FOR
w The A@emblg, The true labor
and deadly opponent 70 all corruntions Free trade and
sailors rights- Never give up the ship, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

ANEW YORK NOV. 4, Is0o.-EDrrOR HERALD,-AN
~ anonymous hireng seeking TO defsms honorable
orgnnzaios inserted your paper % y day Caution Ia
relation The action Of the friends OF Jndr- BrenuAr
who coaueced with The Irsh Benevolent Scety ~ ths
ry. They free ~ hst Judge NJ r. brenDan their
choice Res ser. They in.1rd supporting aim until
cosirg Of the polls the ground OF his nd earnest
lreucRkp for the ~orkn Of hs eeeXki3ed hJ bin
every occasion this Fronnd and for bis qualities
d slsion with The huuos and the " sy hey feel their
tu.v bun the rueulrf cSrupsign The malignant
SANDER hat Any cuuneced With the Irish enev lieut. -
cey have been actustd ~ perunisry sone N the
Ia 30 cuubmuinle 70 10
other than pity for the miserable rrrthes who caused m pub
fi~sllgu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

or wARD.--AT MEETING OF rHE TWENTY.
Crit Ward Democrats Union Club hsld their rooms.
2 Second svnue Friday evenIur h- following can ~
oates unanimously endnrssd Justice ~ Supreme
Court Gemge BSnsrd. Justice o. Superior Ccurt y 4.
rAadse Recorder. John r. Hof nan; CITY Judge, John IL
McCunn, surroraic. q o. west Register James Inch ~
rsrys@ scysr, ..sdsr &c rsss Ips;g 4
!; " NtrTHsr' Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

1sT ASSEMBLY DISTRrCT.-rHE UNDERSIGNED
members OF the Flint Assembly district hav
ing names appended q purooring
endorsement If Jacob L. Smith for mby pronounce
the same Political trick and ba sc fTsery
FIRST wAaD-Dsniel Mooney, James Fitzimmons Daniel
Coorey.
spcoSp WaRp-Arthur Heating, John Si.ot Thomas Nc.
Cauley, Ignite Kunz Cornelius Downey, Richard Gilbert
Josepb Bsnl. Jr., VIM II Bulteel James sullivan
FOURTH WARD-ChAs. 6ross Vim. N. Brown, John Have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

CAUrIoN, CAUTION. CAUTION
~ ELEVENTH. FIFTEENTH. SEVENTEENTH WARDS
.cicus persons circu ans the that Mr..
CocbrAne win withdraw from the contest election day.
This 10 not tri
JOHN C0CHRANE,
The only Union candidate for Congress In the Sixth Con-
sressiopa district, viii be electe5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05
FRENCH ADVEeTTsEmENTs.

nN DBMANDG-UsE FKMMs DE CHAMBRE rRAp
" case, pour coudre ct Golfer. Sadrreser srre ct n
b. ures du 40 se Inute pr sans
lie homes Communications.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

+ New York HerAd:-ln consequence Of there being 80
many democraus Candidates for Assembly the Fourth dis
rict good democrat do not wish remain candidate
and be the cause defeating the party therefore with traw
psme from the hoping friends will support
VIM McCauey therrgulsr omnee Of Mozart Hall Yours
respectfully. THOMAS MONTGOMERY.
B. understand that report been ,ey
bted that bay. been connected with Protestant Association,
and, rs Am longer caudi for Ilp poatiou
most positively denyever belonging 10 association of the
kind. do know peron who does Yours respect
fully, THoM AS MONTGOMERY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27
Dir. KINGS DysPENsARY
FOR pRTVATE, ,s,,y,.Sv-S


T1-sf~e DR. KING formerly Of New York for the last
StEES four years OF Lou- Tia R.,.,,l-, and who has
devoted h attention to the Treatment f r ave
ulrty years nasts la'l1g attended to pTsctice Tor
many years. ea cur 20 iALy gslnds enabled to
from iuiudicous medical treatment or ~ ,f IN their own
DR. Kings Dispensary is No. % -cE - st,er cherry
anu ue square 1 ouies az diseases Of privae naturce
ooSolAA euie' "oI' Da1c1us medicine interferena
o. oia or ot lis, eectualiy cured in lev
eNiCts, health cannot be enjoyed. No sseo
mischief and uneermineE the const 1f7- a. ,,r-cS
sYPH-Ils with all the diseases he ir s-- ont nf neg
"a N, can eUel'lallg in a few days.
s.1, .ll-ia -.tsuton having been given 70
an IN many by the dcsrurtivs RLf5 - 5,sicrte
Youths and excessive Indulgence az - ---s.f ,f
which viii undermine coustitu,.-- .t5s.t ~
ft for business society," ana eau "a "a
Females who be labori7c viH ~. yY-,rrh
may rest assured Of immediate rel-f ' -'--e-''' U
Persons residing abroad by v-ritrr m .- 80, ,i,t
fee e.closed, directed 20 Dr. A E- s -t.st
Nashville, Tenn viii have the nee7s - t =, ,bsi-
address, with necessary directions Sr-S - Oes,
hours from o'clock in the morning r-.sf n - ~
mav23. lS5q-d&wlv '- an '1e s'e-'-'H'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27
VEsPER Gas LIcsHT.
The Cheapest, most Brilliant. and
Host Convenient Artificiar Light

US 80 generated from Pure Coal Gil, and for elegance
economy SAFETY and Empieity, cannot SURPASSED. The
ltaes are IN ne same strle ordinary fixtures
rs aql2nlags are that il portable gas igt unriyaei
or nano eheapnes cieanncss and simplicity, aud be
uaed artificial light Is required. Il is easy regulate
alq requires no trimming ana attention. whatever, after
hshllng h % eeczg sgJsaaa free JroDt explosion, and
mas no oor or smell while burning The light can be made to
Dun win any dsgfee Of hancy, BY turning screw, and be
increased snsntaneously IN volume from that Of candle 70
Zen or twenty BY turning valve in ordinary gas.
Tho Feper fixtures precisely resemble in
ose Of coal but il brancy and purity Of hghtt pos
sees decided advantage over coal gas Il requires
chimney heEe need Of daily trimming Of viek and the
construction Of the fixture simple that Is not iahleto get
out Of order, and child manage Ih gas burned
IN tie Nesper fixture generated from pare coal OIL or fe
Oil, (which is manufactured expressly Tor this burEer
without any amzture Of alcohol other foreign ngrcdens
and its supply IS unlimited The fixtures themselves adapt
edin y lee to suit e tastes from the plain, single burner
- the most elegant and costly chandelier Zach hures
feet in itself hse outay to be made fer arsce pipes,
te1s regulators &c. The gas generated in the burner and all
fixtures Tia cheap single the expensive chandelier,
Eais1t9re gas lgOrt8 themsges They sold at
prices which do exceed the cest Of ordinary gas fixtures Of
similar siylesand ornamontstiop.
Charces h1uses public halls stores steamboats, and private
residences throughout the State be edup with these
elegant and convenient chandeliers and ether beautiful gasx
lures W add much 20 The appeaance Of such Places and
to the comfort Of the BONE circle and which, heFstfere could be
used 70 those favored districts embraced within she coal gaa
limits Of large cities.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27

HTTE have lirecaral, srasi len New Orans. 81 hhds
w Of strictly clGo8 sugar seCillT te lest mar
ket. iris lot Of snEar has FepacEehe hos1is are
ulii and iu nest excellent shipping eFieE.
MIzELL, HOOPER e co.
Nn- ana Narraferr-rl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27

A PEW barrels Estra Family Lard, on ooaliguusni ana
soyso-sf anzELL, HOOPER co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27

sETIIE Eslt gives great pleasure to state that af
ter trial Of one oS The gpe Gas Lamps in my study
weeks past, and alue observing closely the same length
time, the experiment Of lighting Union Tent with these
amps,I have entire confidence IN their efficiency seems to
they afford all the advantages She gas lights 70 thosr
who live out Of The ciiiesEnd large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp b readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable get
Of orcsr the cost Of the light comparatively e and the
Whcie 50 free from a danger, that ii need only re acquais
snce the part Of the public with the Vesper Gas Lamp b
bring them into general use throughout the country.
Yours tEuiys STUART RoBIssoH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27

From His Rxseleney Gov. O. s. orehead and Taos s. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ. H. eE.Ttr, E2, b0usgILIl KrDear Sir; Wekare
hem and using your "Yespsr 6as and perfectly sa-
fed with Its utility. 1T gives soft brilliant and beautiful
and is perfectly secure from explosion Il is very cheap ard
economical IN is use and Of far less cost than any other
light. We satisfied that It viii be adopted BY persons
who have not the opportunity Of obtaining gas, AID also whom
accessible and with whom cheapness IN the original outlay
Tor fixtures and the continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &c, MoREHzAD.
THos PACE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27

LOUISVILLE, KY. September 5 1859.
To W II sErTLE-DeaE Sir After having made thorough
examination Of the Vesper Gas" in relation iIumna
ting power, iea composition, etc. Go Rot hesitate 70 re
commend being safer and economical Well pos
ssng greater intensity q illumination than any o material
now in use.
the laboratory It superior to the alcohol asa mesns OBJ
tanning heat and viii be found Of invaluable serFes tie drug
gist as veil as e The manufacturing chemist
CHARLES n WRIsEf, II D.,
Prof Of Chemistry in TIE Kentucky sehoe, Of Medicine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27
HOME TEsTIBIONIALS.
Prom tbe Rev p 8 PAIL No.bv;Ita

NASHVILLE Dec. I2 1850.
Col. T. n TAYL0R-Dear Sir: have used, Cor some time
Of the Vesper Lamps andbeg leave express ny cations
70 you for having introduced notice. To persons living
in the country in parts city where gas had
who may desire light much economical than gaand
the time fully equal Illuminating poWerths ap
paratus viii prove desideratuui.
regard this the beautiful and useful invention
for procuring, small cost the advantages Of gas light
have at the time thatis perfectly zs-snd
the lamps simple in construction and anagd with
Very truly yours, p FGIL-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27
JAVA COFFEE.


DRlmE OLD TAVA,s large lot for ials al Boston
& and New Orleans prizes.
dsefa a. " ORR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27

Thomas King and others. The unknown heirs Of Louis
Allen and wife.
pursuance OF adscree Of the County Court Davidson
county rendered in the above at the January
1860 will onet Tor sale, at the Courthouse Nashville. on
Saturday, the ls Of February highest bidder the
foosinr negroes tOt Lus, about years Of age: Nary,
about ~ years OF age sya about 10 o. Martha,
about years OF ape Carey, about 10 OF Sae,
y years age; Charles about y years ags Ann about
years OF age, and an infant about 16 mouths cd.
TERMSAbOut s4oin cash viii required uron cash negro,
and for tho balance note veil endorsed payable in Bank At
four months.
These negroes belong to the estate Of Sally Fets, deceased
are sold for Distribution r. CHRATHAM,
fan7I-fd
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BaIch Lois for sale.

Robert Bach ana others. c. Wilson and others
pursuance Of DEGREES rendered BY the County Court Of
Davidson county in the above cause oGr FOR sale al
the Courthouse in Nashville Saturday 1h Of February
next the following Lots belonging estate Of Alfred c
dec ased, that remain from foTmer sale. 60 Wit.
20 feet Of Lot No. q. Market street.
4i1< 81 on Jnckzon street.
5 g, on corner Of College 4 Jefferson SIS
50 sf on Crawford Sirset
Fhee Lets sudivded shown on the daV Of sale
TERlS-s20 in cash viii he required on each Lot and for ne
balance credit Of g. u and s months with interest," viii be
given andn0ies veil endoTsed. payable ia Bank reouire1
Sale to take place At the usual hours.
ianII-td P. R. CHEATHABI. Clerk
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