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WHO NVEaTED THE SEWING MACHINE
The Howe Sewing Machines!
ESTABLISHED l645.
Z. Howe, Ir., Original Inventor n
Patefitee.

L. HOWE, Jrs, OftsinhI Inventor u
PateIitee.
uNHESE MACHINES are strictly First Glass; and for
Il beauty and simplicity Of construction. durability
and efficiency in working, are unequailed by any
They make tight lock 81 tch more nearly alike upon
both SIDES of the goods than that made by any other
Machine.
Thev are capable Of doing greater variety Of work
than any other family machine. The $50 machine il
warranted TO do as hne work the heeler a vii.
and as heavy as the large Singer machine.
sa- FAMILY MAcHINEs.-Priees SEQ, $40
$50, $50, aud 500.
The Howe Cylinder Machines, for all Leathe.
stitching, such as Boot and shoe werk, Carriage
Trimming, Harness work, &C, have always beld a
reputation far above any other machine-a fact uni.
versally admitted. No other Leather machines use
so small a needle the Howe Cylinder Machine.
PFlce-l35 and $3.50
What Constitutes Good Sewing Naehin 7
l. il should be well made, simple IN its eonstruc-
tlrn and easily kept in order.
~ Ii should make tight lock-stitch, alike on both
g. IL should sew any and all materials that can be
sewed-
s. Il should be able 20 sew from coarse 20 tine,
and from thick TO thin with rapidly and without
changing the tension.
g. IL should be able to make the tension greater or
ess on both the under and upper threads, and with
l. H. should have a straight needle; cured ones are
liable to break
8 The needle should have perpendicular mion.o i
This 10 absolutely necessary for heavy work.
O. IL should be able 10 bind with . binder, hem
with a hemmer: should stitch, fell, and gather.
TO- IL should be always ready to work.
IL ItshouiG be capable Of using the same size Of
thread on both sides Of the work and Of using
ent eoIofed thread silk above or below, TO
respond with any eoloTs u cloth TO be unite
II. II should be able 10 make long short
81
IL. Il should commence sewing tightly at the arsi
itch
u II should ron easily and make but little noise
Is. IL should have wbeeiIeed; none others are
in constant cor tact u Ith the work
10. II should set be liable get out Of order.
H. II should be liable 20 break the thread, ncr
skin the stitches
Is. IL should not be liable Il oil the operators
dress
H. IL should not form rigde the under side
nor raxel out nor be xastelul OF thread, as the
case y iih all chain stitch mat hines.
20. Il should aof be EN- uoobie than 10 Is
worth"
Get the Rest.
The Howe Family and Leather Machines war,
rznted 10 give better satisfaction than any other
chimes ia the market, OF money refunded.
The bret Sewing Machine cotton IN the city, (0rrl
4 Macnaught's,l At 50 cents per dozsn- howe.
Machine Twist, az excellent artiele, IS cents pei
SPOOL
IS College street,
dec2s-tf over hoCisilAEd's
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G r AND
Extraordinary DraWiu
To take place as above specified
One Grand Prize Of $4,000

Whole Tickets $40; Halves SO; Quarter
Certificates Of Packages will be sold ~ the follow
rates, kich is the RISK:
Certificate Of Package II % whole fckets, Seo!
" a. 20 half Il.
90 a. 20 quarter % Z.
"a 90 20 eighth a. 3
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49, sk
EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Comps-
Il ny, in connection with the Roads below, are
running an Express Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah to nashville, at slower speed ,butwith
the same certainty thei- passenger trains No de-
lay to freights by this IOute. L. W. COLE
lanz'-u- Sups-
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERTIFIcATI

Encioseth the amount Of money 10 our address 4
what you wish TO purchase; name the Lottery
which you v ash Il invested, and u Ia Their You vi
-holes, Halves or Quarters, OF Hghths on reed
of which send what is ordered by hrst mail
gethcT with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing "A Printed Draw
certified to by the Commissioners, win be sent, VI
an Explanation.
sS- Purchasers will please write their xignafII
plain and give the OF their Post Onice cout
and State
Allcommnnicationsst etlyconndentiHl
SEAL prizes o isl 900 and under paidimmedij
yafterthe drawing-otheipr ixefatthe usua aiin
forty days
TPWood Eddy 4 Co.'s lotteries are drawn
Aug usIa, Georgia, and Wilmington, Delaware.
Address Orders 1 or Tickets or Certilcates by n
vt Express to be 4irectedIo
wOOD, EDDY & CO. Augusta Georgia.
or, wooo, EDDY & Co. Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. Wilmington Delaware
RS-CirculaTs Containing Schemes for the mo-
will be sent free Of cxpeEse by addressing As ao0|
jan27
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Prfxes Paid Immediately after IN
Drawing.

Hraafng.
sz- Hsrdersataress= - = kAScz y6koAphAS1'
a sgtlniaKtoa Del. y Il Eleeteth prompt atteii
ssn IA eprinted On at4E=~iD tsenfHEsoo =
CAUTION.
Persons fIsIsx 81 = distance shonld be extrenel}
csutIaz 81 issra thes arer Lottery Tiekess OF ces
tiaessss Il Packages ef Tirkets- Tbs country
aao<sd xsth boSss zn1 s~l1diiH< Lcsterles- Lscr1
IN Aues<nszt Is he'd % gel 20 tEtesl me-
aex II thsmaFlrsi fri<es d fross 80 Go 20 so
S1S head their sebenes-sEh Iicksts Al une loii- Z
sIoa ESQ czpslal Prizes are offered. Tickets 80 Az
sac n IA every i stance, ale ff4uGss ana u neney
ssnt ts them Ter icksss II - muchithrosn rs-y
x5thaat she shades e chance Of gettirg PRIZE
1swars Of al Ieltsrtes here Tie tlpsial fri1s y
90 Usually large parissH . The price 81 iek
eta Is every ias-4ncs he-e large pri1es are o1eI
- FOR small eosf e Tscksss, Put 70 doSu for Ger
..ln ffasd. FRANCE, 8EoAphk>is = GU
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rand ConsOlIdaltd Lottery Of Delaware

On THE HAF ANa FLAN-
EziTa Ciass I'D.
70 esdrswnin Wilmington. DciAwaFs, wedDesdA
Feb. 20, lseo.
Every other Ticket n Prize.
Prizes payable in full without dednriiOl
Ins kess Lostsrsese Gerry I'rszstsdraHh!
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Coal! COali Coal!
Negroes for Sale.
Notice

A IL persons having claims against B. 8. HAMII.-
n TON, ere requested to file them with his Trus-
tee Tor settlement on before the sth day of Feb
ruary, 1850, for pro rata distribution and payment.
W. II. LUCLS, Trustee for
b. s. HAMILTON,
No. 70, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
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SCHEME.

81 500 prixes .amounfinft o. ,20z "a
Tickets s20 Halves 81 quarters 80 Eisisihs -
.csrtfeat, ofPaeksge col 2e " hslcs .sOsts. .s2ee
do 60. &c Hxlscs-----..-. l4s
do do. 20QoaTters,. -
do. do. 20 Eishthss-...... -
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LAND for sale.


+ WILL eel the premises spon xhich nos rerids
l. situated upon the Nashville AID Gnrfressboro'
fsrppiks, and also open fhe Saskvilie aud Chatuz
DoosA Railroad Aboas - niles from Nashville, zad
! niile srcm fzvcTEne-
I viii seil eisher ibe eRtire tract, eonsi<fiaE G:
<1e acres, ouiy postioa Of the sane, CONSISTING
Of sbuss 80 aeFes- 1Ae premises have . 1sw and
ccnme1ioaz Dwelling, tesether with al necss<zry
Oat-Eoasss hes IL nsdiatrty between tbs Turnpike
Asa kasiroads tEcnsEs On each, and are IN bsgh-
eoshoed II exreiest eehoe.s, Churches end soests.
Ihs laid Is sr ssrtsfed, ADD Is &C tke botto land
q HusFscARs Creek. there h akoet 40 acres 0.
CLEARED lad upon tie tract
The AbeFe i4Rd MI E<is eeEtiemeB wis s-e deans
busissss AashyiIle sEa ziso fes fzrusing psrps-
srs geueFsE5s cAnEet be exceilea ~ any 14a1 -
fenHessee
vHi sci apoa the ioIisxEg tsrms: eae thifd N
ea<h sAea pozsssslos = given (shrh ~. BE satsn
a. any tlue J tie bAaEce ~ On snS Ff<fs r.sa-
eas Interest," an5 osisef terms TAI si1 ses "
purchaser. Fersons sssroas q FaF~hssiHE e-1 =
dress Tie undersigned ~ f2veFEns, fsenes-es - &c
ca pc ss<n stan ne prsmIs<s - uazEl1g ebsel<T
q ka~-fd Il. kzst, ass- 81 A-sht, =; 49,
tzHe-fiSseb f44A - 49,.
LssissiIse Jssrszi vfi sfve lssers,oss = II.
Weekly ana IEiea aod AusF<HH - seF< eat- IA
Il February.
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sPLEsDID SCHEME.

And - Approximations prizes ranging from 81
up 30 $50.
2s,sssprlres...-- smounttnf 30 sS<o wv
Mholeflekets<io Halves 81 yQusFteTf o 50
Persons he aesfFs eed only rem the Sfsk %
ackare feTxhiek wewii send = CertincatsAsf u
asrsiaeate efPzeksgeof o whoies eosfs....--ss
do. do. ls Halves, :. Il
de- do 10 oasrtsrs,.. $1,000 4
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Sewing Machines

Should call and examine the superior advantages o
ID q Machine over all Othc before buying.
Full and reliable information about Sewing Ma
chimes to be had by sending for
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Louisville, New Albany Il Chicago
RAILROAD.
Eszz1ss3 Ezzfzss9 E1s5.ss:z7 81
FOR ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, DLTR0If,
And all Points West and North
west.

west.
The Great Western and North west ShortLine Route
1859. FALL ARRANGEMENT 1859.
Two Daily Trains to St. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON and after DECEMBER 9Th 1859, Passenger
~ Trains " ili leave New Albany follows:
1910 A. NJ, Chicago and 81. Louis Express Mail
(Dsiiy except sunday s. reachngSt Louis AZ IL 80
A. NJ and Chicago at lo:s0 A. NJ; Cincinnati At
1O:I5 p. II.
ioI5 p. n. Chicago and 81. Louis Night Express
(faily except Saturdsysl, reaching -. Louis At
00P. NJ. and Chicago al lo;s0 Z. NJ. on Satur-
day nights this train only TO Mitchell. re-
turning Monday mornings.
as p. NJ. Mitchell Accommodation DAILY except
Snndays) Returning, connects with the train
from 81 Louis at $50 A. NJ, reaching New Al
bsny at s;e5 P. NJ, Louisville At sac p. u.
Trains leave St- louis al $50 A NJ, and = 90 r.
N..RTriving At Lsklsvil.e ~ 6:lS A. n. and $40
Z. #.
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Only one change Of Cars to ST. Louis, Cincin-
natl, or Chicago.

UnIy one Change OF tafs 70 81 LOUIS, Clhcln-
natl, or Chicago.
Baggage Checked Through.
All Trans connect closely with all Passenger
Trains OHIO and Mississippi railroad AND
indefinitely foFO a. NJ trains when they are delay
cd thereby iHsarDg 10 passengers reliable connec-
lions At Mitchell TO from ST. Louis Cinf inHat
ae- Passengers and Baggage taken TO aad from
any part Of the city and the Cars free Of charge.
Both Through Trains conDectclosely Al 6reencAE-
tie With the ferre Hsute aud Richmond Railroad,
West for Terre Haute aud 81. and East for In
dianapolis. Al LAfaye with The Toledo Western
Railway. And with the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana r X. for Toledo aud Chicago and
all intermediate Stations. Also At Michigan City
with the Michigan Central Railroad for Chfcago and
all points West and NeF tn vest. Alsofor Deuottand
ali l.oin It's East.
asr 6eneralPassengeF once Ne SIS Main street
Loaisy lie, Ky, here THROUGH TICKETS and fur
Their Information be obtained.
Trains are by Louisville Time.
n KICKER sSupt
New Albany, Oct. IL, 1859. eeclT-tf
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r<ozTf-sIx scrzs had fhre< s1zes free ne cay
Il xaa <sas1ed - ks.i tseek. es<ag FsFs e &c
~r.e7, IT,. 81 And. IbeFs sbezt ~ acres -
kszxEy zzn bef<a. fke 1alzses eissEe1 sa1 = 1as
.<zIs - zahzzzsssz 3be All n e tAe fsE1ezz qs-l
~ sn4 80 ssfeenlz< F4fPc<ss = szssses = ss-s
H. oz <E< zsde suEHi1< - lie e tbe Fer4
: k.cA szsfez a nfFers1E1y tez 4z<<lE< - -.
zhscA : rrrzz 9 Hfl1sxz<sn t1z<se @lstsHz -
eexexs = sh4S bz4a<ss. Der tzrns 81 s4zz, g..
srPay - = 1a4Elk. ~ -
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ordinary Drawing,
To take place as specified.
Dne Grand GapftaI Prize of $50
Approximation Prizes.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s5;ouarters s.

Certificates OF packages IN the Ordinary Draw I
will be sold at tie follow ing -aies which is the
Certificate OF Package Of 10 hole Tick cts. sS|
a. 10 Half a
I" 10 Quarter a. - ,,
% q 10 Eighth ID
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A EEw aess ossszary nrsck pzsllin K-Izpzz< ,txo
"a keszs, fersA sad clsssrs, sisa.ss il saslhy .
ara a4eltts1, o1 kazsssistrest. eRpesfls br Her
ts.l eezzses fsE fsFiAsr laf1s zz<isE ensesfs -
bs FrsHzzss % a. IkiEeEes. Bet11-s
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IN. SINGER S co.'s GAZETTE,

which Is a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted 10 this subject, sent gr%tis.
!. NJ. SINGER il co.
J. T. LORD, Agent,
jan31-Im IS North College street.
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|TNHIS GAS is generated from Pure Coal OIL and
Il for elegance, economy. SAFETY and simplicity
cannot be surpa ssed. The fixtures are the slime
style a the ordinary Gas fixtures.
Its ad rantages is a portable gas light
unrv.Ied briliancy, cheapBess. cieaniiness and
is required. Ii Is easy regulate and requires no
trim ming and for attention, Whatever after light
ing 1t IS perfectly safe and free from explosion,
and has odor SIN I'll while burning. Tn. light
be made to burn with any degree OF briiiiancy,
by farming screw aud be increased instant
oIsIy in volume from that OF candle to ten
twenty, by turning valve in ordinary
The Sesper fias flame and fixtures precisely re-
semble, il form those or coal gas, but in brilIDcy
and purity of light, it possesses deciied adysa-
tage over any cozi gas. IL requires chimney,
there need OF daily trinmIng of wick, aud
OF tue fixtures is simple that il is
not liable to get out of order, and child can
age readily The gas burned in lhe Fcsper hx
ture is generated from pure Coal oil, or "sesper
Oil - (Which manufactured expressly for this bar
ueT,l without any adm.xIure OF aicBdOl or other
foreign ingredients, ani its supply Is unlimited
fne fixtures the nseives are adapted in styles 10
suit ail ttst-s from the plain, simple light burner
to the most elegant aud costly chludeier. Each
fixture Is perfect II itself there IS no outlay to be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators Sc
The gas generated II this burner, aud all fixtures,
from the cheap single light To the expensive chan
deIer, miniature rks, are in themselves They
sold prices which do not exceed the cost OF Or
dinsry gl fixtures o. similar styles aud n.menta
IiOD-
churches hotels, public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences throughout the state c. u
low be dItei w with tuess elegant and convenient
chandeliers ant ether beautiful gas fixtures, which
add 50 much the appearance OF such places, and
I'd the cDufTt Of tile home circle, and yh!cn, here
t0fJre cOui be used Oaly LhOs" favored dstr cts
embraced within tue coal gas limits Of large cities.
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Boom seabury s O.. o. Fitlers, NashvIlIe.

From SeabuTy CO., G..s Filters, Nashville
The NcspsT GIs makes brilliant Aid beautiful
ligHt tut Cuedp and portable, and perfectly safe
The cOu Oi tue Ne.peT Gas burue' aad tue
retOrG perfectly simple, tnat Il cannot get out
UT order, nor II exploie.
Iue management UI Iho burner IS easily uadt r
stoO l. requires but lt.ls more aIelti1 ~ Aecp
Il clean and good order tn4u ordary gas axtures
Tue ls 81 produced By the yusper GIs We cJusider
fgilY equal, Ia every respect, u any otEeT kind o
Gas light.
JOHN n. SEAuURY,
-. SkABURf,
2
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Burning Fluid.

rI,ASSER's OIL. sperm I'll, Lard Oh. Coal Oh,
ssess-g aAns saows Co.'S
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From Hls LXCrllency, Gov. Q It. MOrehead, and
Thos :. Page, Esq, state Aud TT.
To WM. H. SETTLE, Esl- LOuIsvIils, NJ .-DedT SIR:
We have been and are using yOnr '-Frsper Gas :"
ana are perfectly satisfied with ;s utility IL gives
a son, bTIi and beautiful light, Is perfectly
secure frJn explosion. IL very cheap aud rcO-
uotnIcal in - use of far less tAal any other
light We are satisfied that II viii soon be adopted
by ali pecsOss who nave NOT the opportunity OF OBJ
tain n -, and also whom gas 3 Accessible ami
with c.seap ia tBe original Uutlty IOT nX
lures and the continual exPeusr Of burning is OBJ
iecs-
Yours, &c, c. s. NOREHEAD,
n
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From Ar. AleSau lcf + All, NlslNllie
Mn. THOMAS II. iANLOK-ueIr StE: / nave been
UsIJg tue Ncsper Gas Lamp, sold by yOi sIuce Sep
tcmUer last, nd am perfectly satisfied that II Is
Uf tie IOst economical, Il act Ihc most eclhOn
cal, as well brilliant hghts TIA At DC uaI- il Is
easily mauIgsd, lud uuIcsitltlnsly recommend II
10 ali out of the reach UI gas.
ALEXANDER FALL
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Home Testimonials.

NV = Fan, lslNlIe.
NASHVILLE, Dec, IL, 1859.
Coz. 7. ii. TAYLoR-DeaT sir have used for some
Liue, one Of NespeT Lamps anI beg leave 10
cApsess my obligations To you iOr having introduced
my notice. 10 persons viug IN the country OF
IA paris thc city where gas cannot be hal, OF
may desire u Igut much more economical than
gIs-iud the same time fully equal 10 Il IN liuhii
.Iting pOweT-th.s apparatus viii prove desiIera-
tum
regard this as the m st beautiful and most useful
invention for procuring, Il a suill cost the adyan
I.gys Of gas light that 1 have ever seen At tue
same time that perfectly siIe-Ia explosion being
uIp,sss ts Ia nps simple Ia cOIisIruI tlO
aIu managed with east.
Very truly youfs,
T. S. FALL.
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.


W. II. SETTLE, ESQ: II gives me great pleasure TO
state after trial the ''Vesper Gas Lamps,
.ay study fJr six ee&s 81, and after observ wing
closely ior the .lne length time, the experiment
Oi lighting UaIou Ivut,' witl these lamps,
have entire confidence ia their ethcacy Ii seems To
uie Iey afford ali The auvdutag-s OF the best gas
hgb.s those wbO live out vi the cities and lars
towns.
the process of preparing and lighting the lamp is
read ly learned, the fixtures simple and so
itLe liable get OIL OF Order the cost the light
comparatively So Little, and the wno.e Tree IIOIn
ali .nger, Tat nee Is only neTe AcqIintInce oH
part uI the puDLc wItI the Nesper Gas Lamp T.
bring tueIn mt general III GU the Cvuuiry
Yours Iruiy,
STUART ROBINSON.
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Hew-Derh.

From yIsCHER, OWEN CO. eeneral A,,-.rs,.,,x
House sAFPletoE Bulldiss ,s4s broadway
New York.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o R S A L E.


yITIsHING TO make other Investments w-pro
w pasetO seIIiII our ReaiEsLateIn DaTidsonco -
asfOIlOxs:
That Suburban Residence.
Situateo On the Frankie Turnpike, within nall mile
Of the CITY and opposite the Residence OF late 10
s.ph " Horton. This Is perhaps The most com
nandiug site J. the vicinity OF Nashville, and IS a
uost ablecounITy residence Tie mousse VIII De
sot with L or acres Oflahd IS purchaser may
choose -,
That Valuable Farm,
poyyuasthe ii sDs fract situated on the smith Iurn
,s fUIl Lebanon road within three miles 0i Nash
x. ontaining $50 Inc soils good II Is Wei
,tere and tmbcred, and can be cINtded IEt1 small
tr,,t. t twenty acres aud upwards, al Ui which are
I,nirabIy adapted IOT country residences, market
,.rdrus.ud d I4iry arms Also That
Beautiful Farm.
onsame road nov occupied by l. u dcCampbeli,
and CormerIy owned b. Ion Harding, containing
.bout $50 .cres- This place Is well known as 10
usea no IurGuer description II wlllIlsO be divided
Ia tuurcnsseTs F.C- SscCampbeliwI Ills lshOwtnese
1,Ll,-,-s d any one EhO IliCdI-
Alithe s0Ov property viii be scld on reasonable
terms aud Ou = creIItOI one Two three aud four
yelrs - IN, .i,t.r
THoS C McCAMP BELL,
SIX DjIesf fOtu vLshyIlle.
J. a HCs.AAPBELL.,
anil Nashville
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NAsHvIILx, Dec. 1859.
Frnrn Nd. Cr...s. Na.hyIlla

Frozo y. ID. Criss, Nashville
NAsHsILLE, f-nu-, Doc. Il, 1852
MEssks. T. II. rANLuR a Co.: have lIad Ia for
about Elk months pact, ,.ue oI your Yespcr Gas
Lights, AMI gives great pleasure 10 STATE, that
regard superior 10 ANY other portable light
that nave met with
s. piicity o. arrangement, freedom from danger
~ cX Jl is4un cleanliness, stcLucss, and purity %
light, arc qaaliglss that must recommend Il 10 auy
one - ho wstttTy Il. IL siyvs is4t ~hich 10 me,
seems 10 bs eqdai brtllancy the ordinary gas
light. very isssrecluliy,
These are only very fex OF the testimonials we
lave. Cal and examine Tor yourself, ~ No. ~
Coll,Juale Budlns Clurry street, y lvEile TeDu.
THOMAS Al. TAYLOR - CO.
iani2-u
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TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific and Others who have thoroughly
tested tie merits OF the YeSper Gas Air Light,
pronounce il the best and cheapest ght now kaoFn-
Numberless 1 testimonials are being received daily
from AL quarters vouChng iOr the excellence of this
light, u few vi which gwen below
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sCHuErZE & LUooLFF,

SCHU EVE = LU kJOLFF,
MANUFACTURES o. lRoS fRA1E as
lfl GRAND, SQUARE, anu PA AgilloR 49, = -
GRAND PiANo FoSfEs, made with h III m n
ali the improvements conclusive TO -
superiorisy of touc, Iouah aud durability Gul-li
MEDALS aSsrdeC a. the Fairs 10 SsS iors ls5i
,35 aud 55 la -. Louis tsS3. DE lers, schools
anI Famllies Will sIss iioalry by eiIus bef par
chasing AHA slfane3ts suafaGteedfoF trree eAfs-
warsroOn.s t53 B.kOCAE ST.. "a .es aoors n est oI
Isoadway, } New York. seo-i-sn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-10
c. s. MOREHEAD,
THUS. >. PAGE.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sep. S. 1859


W. II. SETuE-pcaT Afier EayIug made =
thorough OF the '-Vcsper Gas, la rclI
tiOu Its Illuminating pe~er, chemical comp JsItIUH,
eIc. do not uesstite TO recommend 1t b;Iag
ier aud economical elias possessing great
er intensity Of illumination than any other Iaterial
In the laboratory is superior to the alcohol
means of obtaining heat, and will be found OF in-
valuable tue dTug5s well as The manu-
faciurIIg cnenist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, N. d.
Pref Of Chemistry in the Ky, School Of Medicine,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

CIRcus.-The Greet World Circns,
owned By the AntoEio brothers, and which
performed lately at several places in this
county, proved above average in behavior
and performance. Thefeats equaled ifthex
did nos excel those Of any circussS over at
tended. The clowns were a little profane
we thought, but not obscene, nor were there
any Objectionable acts. Tie managers do
not permit the use Of liquors among their
men. nor any unciyil conduct. There Is yet
some room for reforln--taking this circns
as i specimen much above any other. We
hope such institutions will 60 on towards
perfection, until cleggynen and school mas
tiers may b able TO visit and recommend
them as worthy Of patronage and example,
and uutil rowdies AID people ofiudecept inn
arinations viii avoid them as they do the
church. Circuses cannot be abolished hul
they chi &c reformed, if only good people
will turn their attentions is much TO the
matter as they do to othels refernatofy en-
terprises. Whcn 4 respectable circus comes
around, popularise i by approving aud pst7
ronizing it; when mean one comes, oul
upon it in the press AMI by every honorable
means