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VESPER GASLIGHT.
The Cheapest, Nest Brilliant,
y zz-~ AND s-se -
Most Convenient artificial Light
IN THE WORLD.

'IsHiS GAS is generated from Pure Coal on and
L for elegance, economy safety and simplicity
cannot be surpassed. The fixtures are in the came
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures.
Its advantages are that il is portable gas light.
unr iyaled for brliiancy, eheapness ceanline and
is required II Is easy regulate, and requires no
trimming. and Tor attention, wilt after light
ing. II IS perfectly safe and free from explosion
and has no odor smell while burning. The light
can be made TO burn with any degree of briliancy,
by turning screw and be increased instant ne
oufly in volume from that of a candle 70 ten or
twenty, by turning valve in ordinary gas
The Nesper Gas fame and fixtures precisely re-
semble, in form tLose OF coal gas but bTiiancy
and purity OF light, Possesses deciied adyan-
tage over any coal gas Il requires no chimney
there is need Of daily trimming of a wick and
notiiabe TO get out Of order. and a child can
age IL readily The gas burned in The Vesper fx-
tnre is generated from pure coal oil, s.VeSper
0i, (Which is manufactured pressy for this bur-
ner without any adnixtlre OF alcohol or oaher
foreign ingredients, and its supply is unlimiiei
The fixtures themselves adapted in styles to
suit all tastes from the plain simple hight burner
to The most elegant and costly chandelier. Each
fixture Is perfect ia itself there out ay to be
made for service pipes, meters, gaIatots, &c.
The gas Is generated in this burner, ard all xtures
fro IN the cheap single-Ight the expensive chan
sold at prices which do exceed the cost OF
in ~ fixtures similar sly les anu ura me flta-
ton. - -
Churches, hotels, public halls stores, steamboats,
ana private residences throug hhnt the state en-
now be fitted up with thtse elegant and c inyeneat
add so much to the appearance OF such places and
TO the cpufort of the home circle, which bore
takore, could be used only those Esvcreo .tr cts
embraces within tie coal gas limits oI large cities
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

LAST NIGHT OF THE BURLEsoUE OPERA
TRoUPE.--SASPoRD's Burlesque Opera Troupe
will close their engagement here tonight,
with the most attractive entertainment they
have yet givel. This is styled in the bills
"the first Opera night" and we are to have
Oh the occasion an Ethiopian Opera, the very
funniest thing you ever saw. In addition TO
which. the usual selection of songs, dances,
&C., will be given. As this is the last and
the best night of the Barlesque Opera Troupe
in Nashville for the present season, it is cal
culated that there will be more than one
person to see it. and there won's' be much
room for those who get to the theatre late. If
you only knew how funny the whole thing is
going TO be, you would Mt miss seeing it for
three times the price of admission.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

THE NORTH AMERICAN REvIEw.-This rep
res ntative old Quarterly for January, 1860,
is received. 1t enters upon the New Year
with all freshness and beauty of typogra-
ply aud of excellence in matter. The sub
j els which the leading articles embrace in
the present number, are in high degree in
trrestiug ia character and treatment. 1t is
superfnous for US to do more than present
the table of Contents" being fully assured
that i, is all that is necessary to commend
the Review" to attention and favor. II is
L. TENSYsoN. Poet Laureate, etc.
H. Tue AssYRIAS EMPIRE.
Ill THE COMMERCE AND CURRENCY or THE
UNITED STATES.
Nv. THE CONDITION AND NEEDS or THE In
DIAN Tubes.
V. GEoR0L GAMING.
vi. THE CHINA QUESTION.
VII. WESLEYAN METHoDIsM.
VIII. WA>HiSToS's FAREWELL ADDRESS
AND TIE OLD I'm LADEIPHIA BAR.
TX LITERATURE oF THE ITALIAN WAR.
y GEnRGE WIrHER.
XII THE WHITE ilItIs.
XII. CRTrIcAL NOTICES.
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NIarkeIa.

NEW YORK, Jan. I4.-The steamer Hunga-
rian has arrived at Portland with Liverpool
adyices Of December 29th. Cotton, sales
Thursday 5000 bales of which Spectators
and exporters took 900 bales. The market
was slightly firmcr.
Breadstutfs steady. Provisions dull
Wheat active, Red lOs(9l0s Id. Corn steady.
Coffee steady. Rice steady. COnsols 95A(9
95s for account.
LoNDoN-Breadstuffs firm. Sugar buoy
ant. Coffee buoyant.
The steamer Edinburg had arrived out
The Bishop of Orleans has written vie
lent answer to the pamphlet on the Roman
question.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l4.-Cotton. sales to-
day $500 bales, prices easier but quotations
are unchanged. Corn 70(975. Whisky %.
Freight on cotton to Liverpool, foreign ships
are taking at nine-sixteenths.
New YORK, Jan l4-Cotton firm but quiet;
sales 500 bales; Middiing Uplands lls !;
Flour frmer; Whisky 259c, Corn-sales To-
900 bushels at S5a90c; Mess Pork SIC liza
sic 25 for old, and Shalt 70 for new; SUI
gar quiet, sales 400 hhds; Cuba 7s.
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From Rev. Stuart Robinsea.
IpIISvIITE Aup % 1870

W. II. SETTLE, ESQ II gives me great pleasure to
state after trial Of OF the s'Vesper lamps
my study for six weeks past, and after observing
closely the me leugtD OF tIuie the experiment
4 lighting :. Union lcHt,'' til these amps 1
have eBtlre confidence in heir Ell, acS Il seems
ey afford ali the aavautag of the best gas
1he process of preparing and lighting the lamp is
readily learned, the fixtures simple aud so
liable To get OF oi order the the light
comparatively 80 late, and the wiio.e IRON
all d4uger, that Il needs only acquaintance on
the part 81 the public with the Nesper Gas Lamp T..
Drlng general use throug lont The coantrs
Yours truly, FFt
STUART ROBINSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

FINE CIGARS We are indebted to our
friend WM. Ill SMITH, of the firm of SMITH IL
LELLYErT, Wholesale Grocers on Market
Street, for some of the finest and best import
ed cigars we have ever found in Nashville.
This is saying a good deal, as there is no
city in the Union where better cigars are to
be had than in this. This il the verdict of
men who have travelled Messrs S. & l..
not only keep the best of cigars, but their
stock of groceries is large and fresh of which
fact retail dealers abroad will do we'll to
make note, aud investigate it when they
visit the city.
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Latest from 80. Loats---Navfgaffon
Resumed--s arkess. &c.

II Letiss Jan -
Considerable exctenaeat ~As cAased 4rassss river
men, b. The reespssoa dislz.oh fFam Iasrs llss
msf niag stating thst the gorge eslo~ ths sly lad
gsyeA Ny lid thai = ztzsa a<sn atsea- Gae
naab II e.ss haze aeea ouskly la fFcas 81
daring the cay Anaoas othsFs tie tsrzsfte kass,
which ie IVES fssf Cllzs1aEszslE raar1sue-
Tie FssamItica ~ iztia g2se ssnae tsfsfsse to
The ma ket 20 dsy AMI the lsss
for nsur ezra an pofk 10 f-is ext.at ieaF al
s2uecd, and lbs IA = be . at, s-fsz aasas
eoantFy sssFsrsse, sna 8 sosse z-ss fr Jig -.
= aezt ns4rAet seAs feee41s sc u hssEs 80
basssas, sales 9. y fsF ab aaz o. IS Ia D. lsa
Fall
Corn en- eisrd Transferable aruness za4 isassers
.s>ei hishez Rsicrss salez - S85ue. too nxs pei
10. and Was
fslEK-fh se xzs eozssserr.bls saeasry, sesalssn.
N salss - els Aei=- EsN Gag gxke o -
tes- SO s.. Il balz, Alxsoafi - ais s a1le
IA les es.-tsy s-c2s=4 I-sss 2-1 lzss1zs al :
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Home Testimonials.
? :. Fail, Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Dec, II, 1859.
Cor. T. III. TAYIoR--Dear SIR - have for some
tine, Of tie YES per Lamps beg leave to
eXpte my obligations 10 you Tor having introduced
il my notice To persons iiy. in the country
ia paris OF the city where gas cannot he hal, or
wlso may desire light much n40Ee oInica than
gas-snd the time fully equal q iluni-
l.1t,Hg pOweT-thls apparatus sl prove a desiueTa-
tuui. "a
regard this the most beautiful ard most useful
iByentiOh for procuring, at "A small COST the gan
Ilg,s OF gas ight that 1 have ever seen at the
sane that perfectly safe-an explosion being
Iup0ssibielnd The lamps are simple oohstru1 ton
and managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
- : EAII
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GAIN Mo rs az ,
Louisville, Ky.

The Proprietors OF the CALF HousE, pre-
ring for a large Increase oftravel N the
,ening ofthe Louisville and NASHVILLE Rail-
,ad have enlarged the Hotel to ioa5,e its
rmer capacity, with new and excessive Bill
.rd Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
aputation the Calf IL ouse as a strictly iirst-
ass Hotel shall be maintained. The House
mOsIconveniently located fo5 travel East
West, as the Louisville Ofice of the JEFF
-sonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
.nnections To all Northern aud Eastern Cit
and the Iaading of the United States Mail
me Steamers fer Cincinnati and the East
sc within square OF the Hotel.
80 Baggage Checked in The Gait House
ali tue principal points, North, East and
Vest
szs- Time from Louisville to New York
. hours. auglS-6m
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Southern Pacific RaIIroad.

PHLDELPHIA, Jan. IA. Edgar Thomp-
son has accepted the Presidency of tue
Southern Pacific Railroad. The future pol
icy in the management OF the roads is agreed
upon by Thompson, Fowlkes. Stevenson and
Tate. Stevenson and Fowlkes leave New
York for Austin, Texas, in few days. Tue
stock subscriptions now exceed seven hun
dred thousand dollars for the construction of
the road and satisfactory offcrs have been
made for all unsold stock. The books have
been closed. A transfer Office will soon be
opened here.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

A Coon THNG.-Yesterday, while the
Representative from Lincoln was addressing
the House of Representatives upon the Bank
bill, in the course of his remarks he passed
off into AN extended biographical sketch of
Hon. CAVE JOHNSON, whereupon the Speaker
reminded him that the subject before The
House was the Senate Bill ITO reform and
regulate the business of Banking"
t. which the Representative Immediately
replied Why, MIR. Speaker, must be in
order, because you allowed the Representa-
tive from Giles to call upon God Almighty,
and kn0to he has'a been here for t,oenty gears.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

DEATH OF ROGER b. MAYEs "A large cir
Gle of devoted relatives and friends will he
panied to learn that this estimable gentleman
died at his residence in Columbia on Satur-
day morning last.
We can say confidently and sincerely that
he was good citizen and honest man, and
more could not be said of the best who die.
The loss OF such mau-though never aspir-
ing beyond the walks of private life-is a
public loss. All that an earnest sympathy
can avail in an hour of affection, we tender
his bereaved family Unloa and american.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

CoRREcrIcS,-In TIE proceedings OF the
County Court pablished u few days STAGE. il
should have been said that Taxes were as
sesSed upon privileges, &c. a. follows; On
sales OF merchandise by wholesale or retail
merchants. "a invoice cost. ! of one per cent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

S-ws. n. BuBo, Ed. will. by invitation.
deliver a political address Tonight. In the
Hall Of The House Of Representatives. The
public generally. aud pas tealafiy ihs ladies,
are invited to attend.
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c. s. NOREHEAD,
TH0S. 5. PAGE
LOUISVILLE. KY :, Sep. 5 1853

W. H. SErIE-Dear sir After having made a
thor ough ex4n IatoR of the sycsper Gas - IN ria
tioa 20 ns Illuminating pewer, ebemIca comp, siton,
lie not hesltlte recommend IL as being sa-
Ter an more ecopomicsl well possessing great
er intensity of illuminate than any other material
ia use
In the laboratory it is superior to the alcohol as
means of obtaining heat and will be found of in
valuable service 10 the druggist well The manu-
iaciurHg chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
Pref. Of Chemistry in the KY, School Of Medicine,
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River and Steamboat News.

ARRIVED.
Jan. l4-Ella, Padacah.
DEPARTED.
Ella, P,ducah.
Scotland, New Orleans.
Isl. A. Fisher, Padueah.
There ia tioed tide In the river, and IL is
still rising.
The Minnetonka, under the command OF
Capt DAsdIELI. departs to-day At noon for
Padaeah. She is Que OF the pleasantesi Gratis
ON the river.
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From His Excellency, Gov. C Ii. Morehead and
Thos 5 Pag-, Esq, State Aud tor.
To VIM H. SETTLE, Esq, louisville, Ky.--Deur Sir:
We nave been aud are using Your .-Y.sper Gas :"
ann are perfectly satisfied with utility gives
soft, bril- liant and beautiful light and is perfectly
secure from explosion 1t is very cheap aud a. CO.
nemcai IN IS use, ami Of far less G. than ANY other
light. We are satisfied that it will soon be adop ted
by ali persons who have not the opportunity Of OBJ
tam ng gas, and also To whom gas accessible and
AltI HON c5eapness in The original outl ~ for iix
lures and the continual expense Of burning is an OBJ
jeet.
Yours, &C., c. s. N0REHEAD,
THCS. = PAGE
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NASHVILLE Dec 1859.


From n. ID. Cross, Nashville.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec, Il, 1889.
AEssRs. 7. IL. TAYLOR q Co.: has had IN use for
about Elk months past, une of your Vesper Gas
Lights and II gives me great pleasure sIate that
regard II superior aay other portable light
that / have met with.
Its simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
explosion, cleanliness, stsaiiness, aud purify OF
light. qiailles thai nd Il % any
one " ho viii Iry IT, IL Z YES Iignt which me,
seems to be equal IN brisllaHey the ordinary gas
light Very Respectfully,
n d. CROSS.
These are only very fes OF the testimonials We
have. Gail aud e&aaine fog yourself, at No. a.
CoIionade Building, Cherry street, Nashville Team.
THOMAS Ii. TAYLOR 4 CO.
jsnl2-tf sf H
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Land for Sale.


II WILL sell the premises upan which Fessee,.A
situated upon the Nashville and McTfreesborc, -
Turnpike, sad also upon the Nashville and Ghatta-
nooga Railroad, about Is miles from Nashyilie and
mile from Layergae.
will sell either the entire tract, consisting of
400 acres oOly portion OF the saase, ronssng =.
OF abuut 30 acres The promises have new and -
commodions Dwelling, tosether with all ssary
Out Houses hes Immediately between the Turnpike
and Railroad, frOntipg on each, and Ia a Regh-e
borhood of excellent schools Churches and society.
The land Is well wartered Of
es Hurricane Creek. There is about 500 CT
cleared land upon the tract.
The above lard ~ sui gentlemen who are doing =
business Nashville, End also of farming Pnrpo- -
ses generally, cannot be excelied by sny land
Tennessee $50 t--
will sell upon the following terms: one thr. In -
cash when possession If given (whicn ~l be given -.
n any time the balance upon and years with
out interest," any other that viii =
purchaser Persons des.rcus Of purchasing adj
dress the undersigned AT Law srgue Tennessee, he
can be upon the premises, by making enquiry
OF Edward H. East, Esq, OF Nashville -. -
jan6-tl5ieb Felix G. ROSS. -rs
Louisville Journal will give 5 inserts.ls- in Tri-
Weekly, and Union and American viii copy lss
Of February.
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Nova scotia Telegraph Company.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-At the annual meet
ing of the Nova Scotia Telegraph Company
held at Halifax Thursday. new Board of
Directors were elected. The meeting also
ordered the abrogatiOn of the contract be-
tween the Company and news speculalors
and inauguraied the principle of sending
messages in the order in which they are re-
ceived at their offices.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA The river is swelling
slowly. A good deal of ice is coming down
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE river is swelling
rapidly, with 103 feet water in the canal.
CINoINNATI, Jan. l4-There are 80 feet wa
ter in the channel. Hogs SIS 9Gl6' 40 less
Pork sales $50 bbIs. at SIC 80.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the yesper Gas or AIR Light
pronounce II the best and cheapestiig light kbown
Numoerless 1 stmonials being received DAILY
from ali quarters voushiI for the exceIls nee of this
light, few Of which are gwen below
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
ORarland Mail.

MULLnY's STATION, Jan. I4.-The overland
mail OF the 23d has passed here. Provisions
were scarce at Walkers river. The snow
Was then feet deep. The miners are leav-
ing Sonora. They took nearly two millions
OF gold. There was no Improvement in bus
mess at San Francisco.
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Printers Iak.

Hshaye 1sst reeelsea a No zEtiets OF WINTER
Mans AZ n, from thess celebrated manufacturers,
sStheTs saa, Nsx YORK, ~htsh eaer for sale
- reasonable sssns, -. - 4sa ioe H. Kegs.
orders soiiossea- -
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Fresh Arrixai.

1 An reeeiFtas d-lls 81 AsIaass' Express, Wild
0aHse u all lads. Gseea Apples, CRAZE rFies,
fua isks fish Aso fos o1s II tAe tsl - sis
facktTs "a nsdlsEo-e. esiTols e1sez1ilss gAs
lf1dr, III ais ali sFssEsa h<sfaofs pfc.s rel n
.1ird. tsii as4 exazul1ie fsF ~ d. ie
sst Ga hess.sFiek ssEssa ~ 10 szfkek.
ses<3-ts J. ,. RArigd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

Strangers aud others visiting this city, viii
ld at the Boot aud Shoe Store OF J. Il. 4 A.
.RurLaSD. a choice lol OF fashionable Boots
ID Snoes OF every description, which they
- selling for cash, snd on mesi Liberal
rms. They IEyiie The pablis 70 give them =
I'll.
Heavy Brogans.
A splendid lot OF negro wear. Also
eaaks, Yalises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-I
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From WashinpIon

WAsHINGToN. Jan. 1.-THE United States
Agricultural Society have elected Henry
Wagner, of New York, President, and le-
Secretary.
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VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
MOST CONVENIENT ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
IN THE WORLD!,

UNHIs Gas is generated from Pure Coal OIL, and
l. for eIeg snce, economy, safety aud simplicity
cannot BE- sassed- The nxlures IN tue
style as the ordinary gas axtures.
a. Principal Agency At AZ Cooper's Bail4iug
Cherry street, where she light eau be = any
time. Tit05. A. TAYLOR
janl2-ly.
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3 PPRgSoLOer.--Trof.T I. PiLLIrs. the Phre-
ssoIogist, is now in this city, aud IS prepar ed
% ..cxamine your heads according o The
,rstest developments OF the scieace. The fol-
owing is one OF his many cert ifcales:
Prof PHILLIPs has examined our heads
md We take pleasure in saying thai We are
yell satis6 u that he is very 9r oficienl a. .
?hrenologist- JoHS a. CAxrsELL,
4. CRIT,
j. +. TRRwHffr,
X q. NAIL,
/. Jan. Is, 1869. JAcK NiIIIAas
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ALEXANDER FALI..


The Nesper Gas makes a brilliant and beautiful
light, that cheap and portable, and perfectly safe
The tructOn OF the Ne-pcr Gas burner anu tae
is perfectly simple, that IL cannot get out
of order, u explode
I he management of the burner Is easily unde r
stoud, requires but little attention 10 Keep
clean and good order than ordinary gas fixtures
rEe IgnI produced by the V,sper 6as We Consider
fu ly equal, IN every respect, 10 any otngr OF
Gas hsnt.
JOHN II. SEA URY,
1. J. Si.,BUki,
IL. :. PrAIH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

Messrs Cone Brothers: We have been use
ing one of your SO family Sewing Machines
about four weeks and cheerfuliy add our tes-.
timony to its fitness for general family use.
We have used it in making up tbs heaviest
fabrics, as well as the finest cambrics and il
has performed all that wa claimed for it.
1t possesses power sufficient to penetrate
with facility many folds of cloth as is or
dinarily used, running over seams without
breaking threads or needles or disturbing
the regular motion of the machine in the
least.
The perpendicular motion Of the needle,
the constant wheel feed, the same stitch on
both sides, and its simplicity. render it the
ne plus ultra of Sewing Machines.
G.. W. CURREY, NJ. ID.
No. 90 Spring street.
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From Mr.. Alexander FAN, Nashville.

Mr. THOMAS II. TAlLoR-Dear sir have been
using tue esper Gas Lamp, sold by you since sep
tenrber let, am PEI fectiy satisfied thai IL Is
ii tie most economical, not the economi-
Cal, well ~ brilliant ghs that be had IL Is
easily lna.9goo, and unhesIltinldy recommend IL
all out Of the reach Of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL
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ESTABLISHED REPUTATIoNs,'

We respectfully refer to the following testi-
monials from the large number we have re-
ceived from our numerous city patrons:
Being called upon by Messrs Cone & Bro,
for testimonial touching the Howe Sewing
Machine, and having bought aud used one
for the space of three months, and noticed
the simplicity Of its construction, the very
small power required to operate it. the neat
ness, uniformity and dispatch with which il
performs its work, and the fact that il has
not in all that time given particle of trou-
bic TO keep it in order Notwithstanding it
has been operated portion of the time by
girl only twelve years old, the latter advan-
tage had not expected to find in any ma
chine. l had supposed that all gave more or
less trouble to keep them in order.
Touching the ability of the machine TO
perform all kinds of work, would say that
with one of the $50 machines / have found
no difficulty in executing uny work / have
wanted to do with the machine, from the
heaviest kerseyss to the finest mGslins.
In view of all these advantages / hesitate
not to recommend the Howe Machine to any
one wanting aSewing Machine.
MRS. S. G. ROGERS,
Wife of S G Rogers, of Graves. Marks, & Co.,
u, North High street.
Inc SoO machine purcnaseu from you gives
perfect satisfaction. The great objection
heretofore with many people to Sewing Ma
chimes, has been that machine doing me
work could not do heavy work and visa YER
sa; that objection is entirely overcome by
the Howe Machine, and for that reason j
think it is better adapted to the wants of the
people than any other family machine.
have formerly owned one If The Singer, and
have seen and examined the other leading
styles, aud think your machine less compli-
Gated aud more easily managed than any
other.
To persons wishing machine executing
all varieties of work, without trouble. 1 most
heartily recommend the Howe Machine.
w. III. MINCHIN,
Firm of Mckenzie & Miuchin,
IA College street.