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WILLIAM BOGGS & CO.,
w -.,u,,,,,n ,AGENTs, FOR THE

WILLIAM BOGGS CO.,
c99NSSEcrIcuT M 1GTEfs LIFE E9h THE
INSURANCE COMPANIES OF f HAkTFGRD ot e6NN
r No $2TT THrT GAY 1F STf fEsFixcr
than s3OOOOOG is organized upon purely mutual
ny and sSe entitled to ali he bengs and surplus earnings
The surplus profits all credited to in The
TER LIFE TIN and they have never been less than 10
per cent annum and they redeemed every success
Amount OF losses paid the last year, ending LIST -
Amount Of dividends paid the last year ending
Total amount losses paid up LIST Feb lS9 2N23l9O0
T tHA aRT49 oAK life PM
petua Chartr-Captal s650OJO-will insure at the usual
mutual rates. and caims in some patcul lars, superiority
Risks, in various forms of Life Insurance, for travel
ling and residence in all countries taken in the above Com
We shall take great pleasure in explaining the plans and
principles which these Companies transact their bust
to and scrutnize the superior
which they possess over most other Companies.
most reliable FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
Forms of Applications &C. for any kind of Insurance will
he furnished ut the OLD ESTABLISHED AGENCY +
WIN. BOGGS CO.,
81 'oAI-The best STOVE AND Furnace COAL
supplied at the lowest market prices. dl5G
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
u NO. 9 SOUTH STREET
INCORPORATED 1890
JOHN l. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
Will issue policies year, for years
for life
Endowment policies payable a certain time, death
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
END0WMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
Secretary.
DR. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
ia5-tf 80 Franklin street.
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HuhLft SaIks.
by LENNON q BROGDEN
RTTNu WuADT

THURSDAY, 26th instant, at auction stores
~ Buchanan's wharf at IL O'Clock:
IN HHDS. NO SUGAR
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T0baec6.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

WI
Consider of Man, SIS Ell Natural, light pressed lbs
Washington, MAY Queen
Mitchells Choice, g A. Thoms Sons
Do do los Celebrated @ g
j. H. Leafs, &c Flake IS" " g g
Washington, 4 lbs Queen of the South, :" 8
CONSIDER of Man, 60 FL Dorado, g . g
A. Thomas Il Sons jrape" Harr s. Louisa Bell . g
c. C. c. Fig Tobacco, Mozambique, lbs
FL Kader Twist, in foil, Wide Wide World, -
JAS Thomas, Jr.s Citron Fig. T. H. Nance Gold Leaf, "
A. B. Caldwell twist, Planet ofthe South, t."
Maj. |. Harris, r. 4. twist Richd Harvey, s.
Saml Ward, lbs. Creighton Three Bellies, g
q. X C. Morgan, . CO. Dark Sweet, g
Va Tobacco Stems in hhds. A. Spotswood,
Smoking Tobacco in bbls Simpson x Black,
Hyena Club Smoking Tobacco in bales
For sale by WM BA4NE,
No = N EN-nI,o plana
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Gp-Uartnership Motites.

7VHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
l. ISTING between the undersigned, under the firm Of
DUVALL, KEIGHLER & CO.. expired by limitation on
3lt December 1852 and is dissolved Either partner is a
thorzed the of the firm in settlement OF the
business. -
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U.efuI In Every Family,
DIR. KINGS OISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Rrs, DIR. King formerly of New York for
R8 the last four years OF Louisville, hen
lucky ,and who devoted his the treat
ment OF private diseases for so years, naters
himself having attended To practice for many
years and cured many thousands heis enabled TO
cure all diseases Of private nature matter how
badthey may befrom nJudicious medica treatment,
or rom negieCtoftbeiT own. DIR. Kings Dspensary
is No % Deaderick street, between CaeTry and the
Square second stony wher Eal diseases OF
private nature.
GoSoRRBEA ured with u Int o ri n
difference with business
SrsicIURESof old recent date ,ehectualls cured n
n few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where Structure Exists health cannot he enjoyed
Perhaps diseasecauses more misch bic a nd under
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases OF theskn growing
ont of neglect or bad treatment be nect aally
cured in n few days.
SEMINAL zxss-ParticularattentioI havipkb be
given 10 this disease and all The consequences grow.
ing cut oft, brought on in many cases by the de-
structiyc habits of inc Considerable Youths and cXees
sve Indulgence Passions Neglect of which xill
.renes :nt the subjcetGB1t
for busihessor society and causing
Females who may be iabori5g with any iif1culty of
tie WON'T may restassured O Il immediate relief
Persons estding abroad by writing and stating
theircsse with afee enclosed directed Dr. King
No. % Deaderck street Nashville Tenn. Will have
the necessary medicinescnt 10 viii
sessary directions Strict secrecy observed Once
hoarsfr me o'cloekip hemoTnine until IN the eve
ng mav30-inaANly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-21

The SOUTHERN HoNEsTEAD.-This excel
lent and popular agricultural and literary
weekly comes to enlarged and much i'm
proved in appearance, though it was quite
neat enough before. 1t is printed on new
material out and out, and in clearness of
type, elegance OF finish, &c.. iii absolutely
delicious 10 the eye OF correct taste. We may
safely say that in this respeci it has no SUI
perior among all the papers of its class Ia
the Union. We need not speak at length Of
the character OF its contents 1t is enough
TO say that its original articles are prepared
by able and experienced pens, and that its
other matter is selected with much care and
discrimination. At two dollars year, the
.Sos,tAerH Homestead is the cheapest paper in
the South. Owing to the superior quality
of the materials used. and the costly style in
which it is gotten up, its pub icatiOn involves
a heavy expense and the large quantity of val
liable and interesting matter which it weekly
gives to the reader. renders it exceedingly
cheap to the subscriber.
The Homestead has just commenced a new
volume, which affords the most favorable
opportunity to subscribe, and we would urge
upon every farmer, planter and mechanic in
the State to send up his name at once, with
will get ten times the worth of his money.
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Sptfial aotiffs.
From ne Nss York Daily Tribune, july p, 1859

+
From The Nev York Daily Tribune, July %, 1859.
PREPARED GLUE--Lttle convenicnces for geners
family use are often of more value than what
called "great Inventions There is housekeeper
tina; has not beeu often annoyed by squeasy, rckety
chairs SOFAS tables, etc., which have become so by
the joints where they put together becoming
shrunken aud loose and so long furniture is left in
this condition. there is constant danger of general
smash up. And again, such accidents as breakage
Of furniture do occasionally occur in the best regu
lated families" To remedy the annoyance and per-
plexty oecasioned by these troubles, keep in The
house small quantity OF Prepared Glue, which can
be applied to the affected parts by any person OF
binary skill, with much less trouble than sending
the article to cabinet maker, to say nothing of the
saving of expense. The kind We use is labeled
s'Spalding Celebrated Prepared Glue-useful in eve
~ family }" and have found it valuable addi-
ton to cabinet of ''ltte conyeniences We fully
concur in the sentiment Of the label.
jan10-2w
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C0mmerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE
NASHVILLE Ian 81 IS6O.

NASHVILLE, Jan Il. lo0O. l
COTTON-Sales yesterday of about 800
bales at sA(6lOc. p d.
The river is in tue boating order. but the
scarcity Of freight makes the steamboat busi-
MSS unusu ally dull for this season of the
year
Our cotton, tobacco. and provision mar
ketS has. during the week, been only mOder-
aleiy active. There is a brisk demand IN all
If them, bat the absence OF supplies makes
trade dali.
COTTON-Tbe sales during the week
amount TO about 500 bales at 9(99fc q 70.
TOBACCO Loose, 81 5O(gS2 for lugs.
and - Z5CGS4 so r cwt- for leaf. No sales
by the hug-head; prices being 50 low plant
,rs are not sending them in.
WHEAT-Prime Red and White, in de-
maud at 81 lO(GI %.
FLOUR-Dcnand active. Extra 81 00(6
20 r bbl-; Superfine S6(G6 90; Extra
Family Flour in bags. So 80; Superdae So,
per 30 d. These are wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance 25c. e IS BIS, aud SOC.
"a barrel.
BACON-The receipts continue light.
Ham scarce and selling at l01(Gll1. -
b; clear sides IO1c; shoulders &c., from wag-
VHs. An advance on these rates is required
ia store.
LARD-we quote at 94C9IOc. q D. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Miilet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
Seed 81 so; Glover Seed 50 5OI96; Herd
Grass ) z5(9sl 80; Timothy Seed S3259
IS 80; Clean Blue Grass 81 %, Stripped
81 SO.
mhISXY-RectiHed 25927; country
brands 5O(G75c.
ON.-Tennessee-BaI 5 &c ,Band7971,
Horse Shoe %, Nail Rod ., Boiler %. Sheet
SI(a94. Hoop S1G9A. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 4C9 o. Horse Snoe5, Nail Rod7 sheet
5zCg6, li1op 1914.
SAII-S.--rLI.,s SIS so. Fours 81 so pei
Neg. SNcs 81, Eights S3 IS, Tens andlarger
sizes 50 80.
81 559l 40 q bushel. No peaches III mar
ket.
ROPE-GrassIZ!Sl4c. JuteI2t; Cotton
Thread z2lC92S.
LEAD.-is cents p n.
SIOr.-Buck 50 Az; Drop 81 go per Dag.
PUWDER--Blasting SIS 90, and Rifle 81
10 per Keg.
CslNSKNG-In fair demand at 50 cents p
bushrl.
FEATHERS-Are now selling at 4OCa i2c
q 70.
Br,ESWAX.-In demand at 26 cents.
SALT-Barrrl salt 5 selling at soc. n
bashel, AMI sack at 81 co tor hae la loss
a reduction is made on sack No coarse In
market.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown 9(Gl05- a
b. 10y the bbl.; IL. lower by the hogshead.
\. Y. Coffee sugars l0Isllae, crushed and
powdered ll(9 l2tc; loaf ll(Sl2e.
M0LASSES-Aew Orleans IA bbls. 4666,
i7e. e gallon; SOC. in half bOls.
GOLDEN sfRuf.-In Barrels zoe, in
aalfbarrels IS, in kegs 81 90.
COFFEE.-- Steek light, demand fair.
Prime Bio is worth I3(9lS4 cents. Laguyra
Ii; Java iS(826.
CASDLES.-Star firm at 10 tor Ia or;
II fer full weight; railow, izlc.
HIDES AND LEAfHER--N eque.egreen
hides eeats, dry 10; SouIhern salt IL.
Oak Sole Leather soc. q d. tor best quail
~; Harness so.
RAGS.-FoTCottonR agsin good order
5 cents isEeadily paid
wOOL.-rub-washed, In demand az 80
cents, pelled, zs(sSo; aasashsd lsSa20.
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VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Nest Brilliant,
Most Convenient artificial Light
IN THE WORLD.

THIS GAS Is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
Il for elegance, economy, safety and simplicity
cannot be surpa ssed. The fixtures are in the same
sty as the ordinary Gas fixtures
Its advantages that it is portable gas light
unriyaied for brancy cheapneEs. cIeanln sss and
is required. II is easy to regulate and requires
trim ing, and for attention, Whatever. after light
ing. IL is perfectly safe and free from explosion.
and has odor smell while burning e. The light
be made 10 burn with any degree Of brilancy,
by turning screw and be Increased instant me-
oasiy in volume from that Of candle to ten
twenty, by turning valve in ordinary gas.
The Fesper s;as fame and fixtures precisely re-
scuble ,iu form those OF coal but IN bfiliancy
and purity Of light, II possesses a decided advan-
tage any coal gas. 1t requires chimney,
there is need Of daily trimming of wick, and
not liable get out of order, and child
age 1t readily. The gas burned in lhe Vesper TX
ture is generated from pure coal oil, or s.yesper
Oi, (Which Is manufactured Expressly for this bur-
Ier ) without any admixture of alcohol or other
foreign ingredients, and its supply is unlimited.
all tastes from the plain, simple hight burner
the most elegant and costly chandelier Each
fixture is perfect in Itself there is outlay 20 be
made for service pipes, meters, r. guators, &C.
The gas generated in this burner and ali fixtures
fron the cheap single light to the expensive chan
are sold prices which do exceed the cost OF
binary "a fixtures o. similar styles and ornamenIa-
ton.
Churches hotels, public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences through mt The state
be iiitsd up with thesc elegant and Convenient
add So much to tho appearance of such places, and
the comfort of the home circle, and which, here
tofore could be used only III those favored districts
embraced within tie coal gas limits OF large cities
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q n IA " N - Il - T. ,
I.onisvi.fe XIV


The Proprietors OF the CALF HoUsE, pre-
pairing for large Increase OF travail =. n the
opening ofthe Louisville aud Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to iolS!e its
former capacity, with new and excessive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
rsputation ofthe Calf House as a strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is mosIeanveaien;iy located for travel Ess:
or West. as the Lonisville OGiee OF the JEFF
ersoaville Railroad. having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Gil
es, and the landing OF the uaItra States Mai
Line Steamers for Cincinnati aad the las;
are within square Of the Hotel.
~ Baggage Checked la the Cali House
all tue principal poiais. North, East and
Vest
~ Tins troa louisville 80 New York
Is hours aagls-sm
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w III ELER s. WILSO MS
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
NJ STREET NEW Y0RK.-Being in Constant re-
eeIpt of inqHriesfrom our brethren respecting sew
ing machines. with requests t, recommend aud pur-
chase, have, in cOujunc ton with some lazy
friends, carefully aud thoroughly examined the vari
Gus machines of practica value for family sewing,
and find those made by The WHEELER x WILSON
MANUFACTURING C0MPAN Y ,5o5 Broadway New
YORK, tOfully combine the essentials of good in
strument and such aswe can confidently recom-
mend.
our q nd the households of irienas. We are
DESTROYS :hattheir benefits should be shared by all
our brethren and hence nave interested ourselves
in their behalf.
Withbes wishes ,yourbrethren,
ABEL STEVENS, rHoS. CARLTON,
JAS FLOY, j. PORTER,
DAN'L WISE, j. BENZ. EDW ARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WI. A. COX,
J.B. McFERRIN Book Concern Nashville.
PARSON q CO.,
nov6-3mdw Agents Nashville Tennessee
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For ATTORNEY General.

OPwe are authorized announce W. l. Nc
CONGO, of williamson county, as candidate 70
Attorney General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit
Election in May next. dec2lte
~ We are authorized to announce r. W. HAY
yooD of Davidson county, candidate for Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit composed Of
the Counties Of Davidson Williamson and Sumner
oct19-te
e. We are authorized TO announce BAxTER Smith,
Esa. of Sumner county, candidate for Attorney
General in the Ninth Judicial District composed Of
the counties Of Sumner, Davidson and Williamson
Election Nay next. oetl4-te
eE We are requested to announce S. l. FINLEY as
a candidate for Attorney General Of she Ninth Judi
cial Circuit. Election May, 1860.
oct11-te 49,
~ We are authorized 70 announce JAMES E.
RAINS Esq, candidate for the Office OF Attorney
General OF The Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed Of
the counties Of Davidson, sumner and Williamson
Etection next Nav. oct3-te
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Chancery Saie--W. Il. Lucas
k.unAs

ON Saturday the 18th gay February 1850, At the
" Court House, Ia Nashville, | Will oller a. public
sale 20 the highest bidder. O credits 8 II Island
- mouths with interest from day OF sale, the &
uf 50 $ acres of land winch Washington X. Lucas
now resides, and formerly known the Edmund
CFutcheT place.
| will offer said Of land, divided into such
parts as may SUIT the Defendant aud viii
the sale until enough shall be splI pay aid salts
the decree OF this oi A. Allison, DIM
&e- vs. j. A Crutcher and otIeTs for 81 ,45 90 be-
sides interest and cost IDe property nj be sol :
without the right OF redemption, and the purchas
will be required 90 execute their notes with approved
security, a the time OF the he.
Sale pursant TO a decree this Court at November
term 1889 ia of A. Asiss8n, Admir- james A.
Crutsher and Others and lien be lettincd laud
until paid for J. E GLEANEs, c. a N.
jan. 10, 1860. ii ~
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The 0PERA.-oae of the largest and gayest
Idiences we have ever seen in the Nashville
eatre assembled last evening to witness the
,era of Norma. From the applause which
-eeted the finer efforts OF the leading per
rmers. both the mu.ic aud acting afforded
.e highest satisfaction to the audience. Miss
Attic BRowS. the American vocalist, who
ade her first appearance here in Norms. has
fine. well cultivated voice. aud made, We
e certain, most favorable Impression upon
I who heard her. PAEoDI was In AOrEza the
me brilliant vocalist We have seen her In
r.sai, IL TieDafOre. etc.
This evening viii be presented the opera
La Ifassafi.
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Home Testimonials.
Frunl Tue lSeV. T, ;. Fan, \ lshNlIIc,

NASHVILLE, Dec, II, 1889.
Cot. T. H. TAyLoR--DeaT SIR have used for some
time, OF the Eesper lamps ami beg leave To
expie my obligations to you tor having introduced
it my notice. TO persons ~ lag III Tie country
IA parts . The city here gas be hal, or
Who may desire light much more economical than
gls-sud at the same time fully EQUAL to iiluu
ting pOwei-this APPARATUS will prove desi4era-
tum
/ regard this the most beautiful and most useful
Invention Tor procuring, al small cost, the .dyan
tsgts Of gas light that / have ever seen at the
same time thar perfectly safean explosion being
Iupossible-and the lamps simple construc tion
AID managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
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Kentucky Testimonials.
From His Excellency, Gov. C. II. Morehead, a
= E-c, Sat. A,,dA

From HIS Excellency, Gov. c. II. Morehead, and
Thos. s Page, Esq, State Audit,
To WIN. H. SETTLE, ESQ.,, Louisville, Ky Dear Sir:
We have been aud are using Your ''Nrsper Gas -
perfectly satisfied with It's utility IL gives
sulI, brillan and beautiful light and is perfectly
secure from explosion IL is very cheap .co-
numica in use asd of far less any other
CHIT. Weare satisfied that il will be adopted
by all persons who have not the opportunity Of OBJ
tain .ng as and also To whom gas accessible and
with hom cheslp"ess ia the original outlay for
ana the continual expense Of burning is OBJ
jcct.
Yours, &C., c. s. NoREHEAD,
1uOS. 5. PAGE.
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Allow me through your paper to announce
to all those who received Invitations to visit
Louisville on the oath inst, that a special
train will be furnished, to start from the de-
pot punctually at 81 o'clock on the morning
of the 24th. The prompt attendance of all
who have received invitations is required
The printed invitation held by each person
will be bis ticket to and from Louisville.
JOHN L. HELM, Pres't L. & n. r. r.
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ns- The Knoxville Reqiaer and the Green

s- The Knoxville Register and the Green
vile Democrat join the Memphis AUaLaActe in
denouncing the resolutions introduced into
the Senate by Mr.. NEWMAN and supported
by every Democrat in that body. as propo-
sition to sell out the Democracy to the Know
Nothings. The Memphis ARpe4l. on the con-
trary. approves the resolutions. What has
orr contemporary, the UIaiOa and ADaericn, to
say on the subject? respectfully ask.
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NASHVILLE Dec 1859.
From \. ID. Gross, Nashville
N.SayfftF Tenn pa. II $50

From y. ID Csoss, Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. II, 1859.
ME sKs. T. Ii. TAYLOR a Co: have had III use for
about mouths past, of year Yesper Gas
Lights t1 II gives me great pleasure Ia state, that
regard as lar superior 10 any other portable light
that nave with.
Ia simplicity OF arrangement, freedom froni danger
of xlus,n, cleaninrss, ste.ti ness, aud puTlty %
light qualities that Recommend Il any
one v no viii Iry a.. IL gives ie,ht which me,
seems 10 be equal in brisiEney the ordinary gas
light. Very Respectfully,
y. d. CROSS
These only very few OF the testimonials We
have Cal aad exami4e for yourself, a. No. a.
CoIlonaae building. C0errs street Ntsnviile Tenn
THOMAS ii. TAYLOR & CO.
jani2-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-21

GopEY.-T Through the courtesy Of onr
polite aud attentive yonng friend SMITH, we
have received from Messrs. T. HAGAS d Co,
Godeyrs Lady,s Book for February, and copy
of new comic paper called Vanity Far.
HaGAN & Co. have received all the late papers.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky Sep. s 1850

W. III. SEruE-Dcar Sir After having made a
thorough examination OF the Vcsper >; in rela-
ton Illuminating pewer, chemical Composition,
etc, | 10 not hest ate to recommend being
Ter an more ecOnonica as We'll possessiG great
intensity Of illumination than ANY other material
in H f
In the laboratory it is superior 10 the alcohol a
means of obtaining heat and will be found oil in-
valuable service To the druggist well the
lacIurIng chemist.
cHAS. w. WRIGHT, NJ D.
Pref Of Chemistry in the Ky, School of Medicine,
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Furnishia and Fancy Gesds.

ylfEsreaes rsss4viss a aas assortment o Far
w alsning Sses .af shieh name saiKTs-
every VARSITY tttsFus aud sty les--colszrs,
Gloves .saspeac Robes, Neck t1es. Packet Hand
ksFckiefs, UHf.e las, uSBERN EAR-=sery yarss.
ty-Aoaef Beils BAH Hss<Ez--sf costoz, Naol Me-
Flas, aa4 CssAks = s--TaASEIISs SaAHlS ,Gauss.
4s.z2-kf ,. Il. 4caiLL-
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River News.
ARRIVED.

Jan. 20.-John A. Fisher, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
John A. Fisher, Paducah.
The river is falling slowly with plenty of
water.
The Red ROGER leaves for New Orleans at 10
A. 81. to-day.
The Ella departs for Padncah at IL NJ.
Business at the wharf yesterday was very
dull.
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From seahurr g.. 60 Fllters. Nashrlne

The Nesper Gas makes "A brilliant and beautiful
light, that cheap aid portable, and perfectly safe
The tructiOn of the tcsper Gas burner ana tHe
ret5rI Is perfectly simple, thai get cut
81 ortser, nor II eXito4e.
The management OF the burner Is easily under
Stood, requires but little ateaIloa To Keep
clean and ia good order ordinary gas fixtures
Tie ig"t produced by the NcsPer Gas Consider
fuiY .qLai, IA every respect, any other kind OF
Gas a. snt.
JOHN n. sea- URY,
I'd. Sh-ABUHI,
"a. :. PEACH.
nae
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From Rev. stuart RObinson.


LOUISVILLE Aug. 70, 1893.
W. H. SETTLE, ESQ II gives great pleasure 20
state after trial OF tue 'Nesper Gas Lamps,
my study for six weeks past, aud alter observing
closely Tor the lengJh OF tune, the experiment
u lighting our = Union IoI.t with these lamps, /
have entire confidence their eiiS a,.y II seems 10
uie ey afford ali the advantages nf the best gas
Hg bls to those wbo The tics and large
towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
readily learned, the nxtures simple
abi, 10 get OF OF orter, the cost the light
SIInlsIrauVeiy SO lite, and the Whole free from
ali dagger, that L needs only mere acquaintance
the part ui the pubic With the Vesper Gas Lamp l..
bring them int general ia uug lne Country.
Yours truly,
STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-21
TESTIM ONIAL S.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits OF the Vesper Gas Air Light
r0nonnce the best aud cheapest tight known
NumberIess l. stmoniais are being received daily
ali quarters vouehpg Tor the excellence of this
light, a few of which are gwen below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-21
No. so Union street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
find at the Boot and Shoe Store OF J b. & A.
V. RUTLAND. choice lot Questionable Boots
and Shoes OF every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them