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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-14
NASHVILLE. TENN. TUESDAY. F]
Misfellaneons.
VESPER GAS LIGHT
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant.
Most Convenient Artificial Ligh
In THE WORLD.


THIS GAS Is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
i for elegance, economy, safety and simplicity
cannot be surpassed. The fixtures in the sIIne
style the ordinary Gas fixtures.
Its advantages that it is portable gas light
unrivaled for brliancy ,cheapDess, cleanliness and
is required. Il is easy to regulate, and requires
trimming, and for attention, whatever, after light
ing. II is perfectly safe and free from explosion
and has no odor or smell while burning. The light
can be made burn with any degree of brilfiancy,
by turning screw, and be increased instant me-
ousIy in volume from that OF candle to ten
twenty, by turning valve as in ordinary
The gesper Gas fame and fixtures precisely
semble form those OF coal gas, but in briiliancy
and purity OF light, IL possesses . decifed advan-
tage any coal gas. IL requires chimney,
there is need OF daily trimming of q wick, and
the construction OF the fixtures is so simple that ii is
not liable TO get out OF order, and child can man
age it readily. The gas burned in lhe Vesper tx
ture- is generated from pure coal oil, or t.fesper
Oi,p (Which is manufactured expressly fcr this bur
ner,) without any adBlsxture of alcohol or other
foreign ingredients, and its supply is unlimited.
suit all tastes, from the plain, simple light burner
TO the most elegant and costly chandelier. Each
fixture ia perfect in itself there is outlay to be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &C.
The gas generated in this burner and ali fixtures,
from the cheap single-hght to the expensive chan
ler, miniature s-woTks, are in themselves. They
sold prices which do not exceed the cost OF
dinary "a fixtures similar styles and ornamenia-
ton.
Churches hotels, public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences thrOug hOnt the state CO
now be fitted up with thess elegant and convenient
add much to the appearance OF such places, and
10 the comfort of the home circle, and which, here
tofOre coulI be used only those favored districts
embraced within the coal gas limits Of large cities.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-14
Kentucky Testimonials.

From His Excellency, Gov. G. H. Norehead, and
Thos ;. Page, Esq, State Auditor.
To WA- Il. SETTLE, Esq, LOuisvills, Ky.-Dear Sir:
We have been and are using your ''V'sper Gas !"
and perfectly satisfied with its utility. Ii gives
a soft bril- dnt and beautiful light, and is perfectly
secure from explosion Il Is very Cheap aad eco
nOmcal in us and Of FAR less cost than any other
light. We satisfied tIat il will soon be ado pted
BY all persons who have Not the opportunity of OBJ
ta!nIng as, aud also 10 whom gas accessible and
with hom cheap .ess the original outlay for nx
lures and the continual expense Of burning is OBJ
ject.
Yours, &c,, c. s. MOREHEAD,
THOS. s. PAGE.
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

LOUISVILLE Aug. 70, 1909.
w. II. SETTLE ESQ: II gives great pleasure to
state after trial of the ''VespPF Gas Lamps -
In my study for six weeks st, and after observing
closely the ime length Of time, the experiment
Of 4ghting our - Uuion IeHt,'' with these lamps,
have entire cOnhdence in heir efficacy. IL to
me ey aiord ali the advautIges of the best gas
hgb u those wbO live out OF the cities and large
towns.
Tue process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
so readily learned, the fixtures simple aud
little liable to GIT of order, the the light
comparatively Lite, and the whole - free from
all danger, tdat t needs onIy mere acquaintance
the part vi the public with the Vesper Gas Lamp IL
bring them general use throughout the country.
Yours truly,
STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-14
RAILROAD COAL.

fIiE hnest lot OI COaiin the city oi Is al
/ IN. .fsrNA YARD, which is tie only place that
gives the legal wesht per busheI. It's gudraute
10 give neat, ashes aud SCOT than any othei
now onersd Tor sale. Ne VIII continue To supply
oar friends aud customers AT usual low price
during the coming winter. Try the -EINA COAi
au,i DC taat II IS the most economical IL
Iho market. orders dropped III BOX ~, L. u, or al
tue ard oI ~ Z. a. L.. Depot sii De prompt
Iy ItLyn.i.d 20. SAMUEL J. AUNEM.
IT
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c. S. MOREHEAD,
THOS. >. PAGE.
LOUISVILLE. Ky :, Sep. S. is!

..
W. II. SETTLE-Dear SIR After haVIug made a
thorough examin ition CT the ''Vcsper Gas in rela
tiOu Illuminating pewer, chemical composition,
etc., do not hes tate recommend It a bsng sa-
fer and more economical as well possessing great
intensity OF illumination than any other material
in
In the laboratory it is superior to the alcohol as
means of obtaining heat, ana will be found of in
valuable tU the druggist well the manu-
featuring chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, ". ID.
Prof. Of Chemistry in the Ky, School Of Medicine,
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Home Testimonials.
ev. P. :. Fall, Nashville.

Ero.n Tue Rev. i. =. Fail, Nashville.
NAsHvILi N, be-, IL, 1859.
Col. 7. IL. TAYLoR-Dear SIR have used Tor some
tune, Of the Vesper Lamps; and beg leave to
exp my Obligations TO YOU for having introduced
10 my notice To persons Ilviug in the country or
parts Of the City where gas cannot be had, or
who may desire light much Iaore economical than
gls-nd the same time fully equal TO u IN illuni
uating power-this apparatus will prove u desidera-
tum
Iregard this the m st beautiful and most useful
Invention for procuring, At small cost, the advan
tages of gas light that l have the
time that Is perfectly saie-an explosion being
impossIble--Ind tue lamps simple IN construction
and managed with ease.
Very trul, yours,
y FALL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-14
TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the Vesper Gas or Air Light
pronounce il the best and cheapest light now known
Numberless testimonials are being received daily
from ali quarters youching for the excellence of this
Light, few OF which are gwen below.
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saafsrd's CaalIsags Heaters.

Iusf reserved 81 % Szafsr1's oslehr.tsa cfiAl.-
~ LksGk ukafEsts. tae asst ps~erfai heaters
asd ne sfsslezs f4ei kaoza- faey are aPl-
I'd fsr - PITS sa -. aais ala Cha hers,
szezes. se. ssshizz ssRsrief 10 thea h.ss ssea n
Eealei-
IN a4stiQa "a thsza have variety 81 a4Asr stoves
Il tl.s esss <iats sa4 prepared - pas an far
Itns, sas saertszs as<zee.
Dos1s-a gfx0- ". Hxx4ot.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-14
rresn seeds.

IrLoyER, Timothy Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
l. Orchard trazs seea just received, anu Tor sale
low fbr CASA RAINS, BkONN * co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-14
KENOSENE OH.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,

(EsIABLIsHED IS54.1 s
A NNOUNCE that, having made great improve
IA ments in the manufacture Of Kerosene, they are
aow enabled to offer il to the Trade al
A Reduced Price.
The attention of consumers is respectfully called
TO the u boined table the result af phOtomet rical
exaInIn alton by EDWARD \. KENT, of New York,
Chemist and dated Feb 3 1856.
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irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wheat,

INstoreaudEorsaicafew barrels ole xcelen n tIris
lrollLOus AlZELL HoUPEh ~ CO.
apfs-u
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AUSTENS, Agents,

ReIiabI orders from the Trade, by Mail OF Tele-
graph allied OIL applications to
AUSTENS, Agents,
90 Pearlstreet, NY
KEROSENEis alsoto be obtained AT the Manuidc'
tuers' Trioces of aIIIheNew York Wholesale Drug
Ifgirs GrLceTs ,CImphee aud burning FIuld manu-
aaturers and callers IN Lamps
N B-kEROSENE It's the trade marx oI tue nero
sene Oil Co.. aSd all persons are Cautioned ashihs
-, ne ,r,d.-n,a rk Ior other oils. oct4-3m
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4 Will Pty uigasst market price Tor Corn an
l. >, .e.It Iv,Iy - the CITY Mills.
=. y. dULIINGSWORfH,
o..tI2-u No. AarSct street
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T. y Il IL \
For the Consideration Of Sensible People

4 i.'IUH.IN1 aOOatIs not the praetieeofDr. MESECk.
IT lie UNDERSTANDS tne disease a once and cures.
ale .Les long tIerIHg around ami long running
oilIs HoIIraO!e pracIce, to respecIa-
oie IcvS & pay nests. Cases gwen up by
other i'u5 selIns Are Jitvu cured by DT. AEsEcK
Oiice on C0lirs srstTeeL. corner OF Line.
iuiyb-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-14

tssteaef ssse.
Dyerderssths Hs=rd sEfaF=<seez s57< re ssse
ID 90 shs s.~<< s< ths <szlsnx 4ehzxsiesa
bzz4isaE > sE4He1 reza frpu Efs1kaI<-fl se las
ose.1ez-sr esea <Asf< ee So tzl ~ S1seub
14<z. a-z 4-tl4fs &c rz<o 64zf< 81 <1< la a
4 pezsa>zr. l<>sy J1nss<x. fs5ruzzy. k-fs
- aa1 <4t=Ge<f .lst1-
fzy1>zt ar = sale - tzcks-z rrre< All a
per. - he If<@< b.< e=<e Is <zzsx szts
ffs4r<e<<sia ue<ts4E these <ssls = r<1a<<<e1 q
teesae-<<>a<f< - z<4< ssst<z ee9ztre<1leE Il sks
r~e1 <=p&<<z s<z14z<4rl{ <t= e-e4e< ProF s-< :
es.s-sf " = e1<zvEs r.s..srs.
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Trunks.i Trunks..!
j. B. & A. v. Rutland,

kk 1uzt IN recelpt ef very superior iot e La
IA dies AID Geatlemen,s TRAVELLING fFuaks, sit:
The kagenia FURNISHINGS and handsome;
- BeifT<ia do d.. do
+" 6entienen : Sole LfaLhss TraBkr-eovered
eogether sth saises, Carpet Bags, Rzllroad Bags
&c. &c, which they will sell cheap for cash
I.al5-u J. 0. A v. RUTLAND
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From Seabury Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Sesper Gas makes a brilliant and beautiful
light, that cheap aud portable aud perfectly safe
The Iruction Of the Nesper Gas burner and tae
retorl Is perfectly simple, that cannot get out
of order, NOR 10 explode.
the management of the burner is easily under
stood, aad requires but little attention 10 keep
clean and in good order than ordinary gas dxtarcs
Tue lignt produced by the Fesper Gas We CONSIDER
fully equal, in every respect, 10 any other kind OF
Gds Esht.
JOHN N. sEA8URY,
T.J. SEABCRY,
II. :. PEACH.
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From Mr. Alexanler Fan NASHVILLE.

From Mr.. Alexander Fall, Nashville.
Ma THDaAs ii. TAYLoR-Dear Sir have beer
using the Vesper Gas Lamp, sold by you, since Sep
temDer list, and / am perfectly satisfied that IL u
one Of the most economical If not the economi
Cal, well as brilliant lights tn It be had Ia Ii
easily managed, and unnesitatingly recommend i
TO ali out OF the reach Of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.
Tnat Suburban Residence.

,JTISHING to make other Investments, W. pro
w pose to sellall0ur RealEstateIn DaVlasoLco'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
farmers department.
"sFKEp rHEFLow.'

Aithr arts anl sciences pcriaining to hir, are
al, sl, inksJ tagethsf, aud are 'ntimaey CONNECT
81 ~ith Agriculturc -AoNtcotA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
PARIS. ME-,

IL produced large crops, and its effect
could be seen second and third years after
application.
They think il pays to purchase manure a,
500 per cord.
Mr.. Marble though, that good compo',
could be made for $500 per cord, with
muck and Nitrate Of soda.
Mr.. q. 7. Hammond doubled his crop Of
potatoes, by putting ashes in tie hill. Any
substance ,ha, will absorb the liquid. and
sas.cs, is valuable for the compost heap.
Some waste s,uI that laid in hi' yard
year, he applied to his crops with as good
result as when he used clear manure.
Mr.. Demins thought tha, making ma
nurc Of muck was like using rotten apples
for eus,ard.. You could make good pie
with enough "iiIins" A muck bel tha,
he bad known, wa, 50 situated as TO receive
the rich DRAWINGS Of three slopes Of land.
no outlet for the water. This muck did
the land good, and made Il bear good crops.
His opinion was that new lands were rich
in all the element, Of good soil, and con-
'equently would bear a good crop Of any
kind. llo had raised mons,rous crop Of
corn, by composing poultry dung. Tho
corn grew as though ii was " crazy" and
produced large crop,
The discussion here assumed somewhat
diseursye character. when il was voted to
take up same .ubtc, at our next meeting,
and the meeting adjourned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

The above story i, concluded in this No.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11

Z EoFae20 goods 6pef the 50sSSReT Their $50
ae 6saas The 3fifes elleesIEI tie duties The
s'nussIEi Ing OF tHes lInite5 States pEofl1ets
EOald OF coarse te paIs6ed, the eaIo 10
the sTneEgleT being the whole amoae1 Of
t1s duties theTeaR ROR. THIS Stzseof aEaSrs
Fou4d aeeessllatelhe gTeas OUTLAY. on Is.,s
qaFS OF tIae SoRslseEa cpafe3er8sE, reeaf-
ste 20 sse uaaRRt4lsnnce Of rSstocl house
0EaesFs enoaga % keep the SrnuRelefs "a.
esssEk- And So falIs 70 tEse Ezoaa,l the t.
xsETss SoatasEn ssss6zE Of IsSs tvaiS srs.as
al ;he Kolld
The only benefit Which Eozld be secar-
g % session, Is s2iaI 8 E1TeaI nigh. aoyz
70 q tez sneifYE3usiS nom the prosec0Issa
o. 1ne asFssar sl&ye tF,6da Batth5s nro6s.
II sS plain, would be ii the expenSS of 4
GePsessstsd value 10 tie property ot those
Wle HoR hold sIaxes-
Should South G1rOIIaa alone, or wESh
tte Ststes above Rame1. seveE the oon6ss
'Esasea EoE make her q part Of the eOun-5
". end should she or they De allowed
qsAeese.F to depsES from among rs, tSsv.
s.is ma too late thar Tor one item Of Clou6t-
sol gain they have s4cri6eed great political
aG1 G1EantagesS taAr,e 1airsss. ePoaEs Ihe1aSelyess
great Peea1IsFy basthens; hare raaterlallE
teSsoaed their soeial Ssenr1ty, and bare ex-5
aisgnlshet the syEapsthy. good feeling, aud
4aeeiIoa enteFtaIaed tor thea by their SIS
ter siaEe States. and by yesy nearly ali the
poopie Of the free States. wbe5heI demo.
crsls or rsPQbiicaas.-1te1r YORK WorR&-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11

Father went 70 the barher's aud had bis.
taken of. JPoa returning home.
to ten, he MAS met by his li1tle daugliser
three years otal who, running up 10 him
said. ..s.Nl-!ly, papa. Won don't look alik,!.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11
1850. FASHION 1860
FOR NOVEMBER.

= fNIIk SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RRGEIYED7 per
L ADAMS XpTess CO. direct from New York the
latest and mast fashionable ssylss Of
CLOTH AND BEATEER.CLOAKS,
which win sell from s 10 50 per cent cheaper than
any ct!;el house In the city.
Ladies desiring make their own clOaES can fiDi
among mr. stock the finest French Cloth. GRR4X4xD
WOOL worth from S for only fr0pa 81 to
81 PEI YaEis full O. SSIdes
Ny inuaeZIse stock OF and fashionable Dress
Silks have bly, redCsei price and will
sall them from this day hence below importers
prices Rich l4ayadeFe OF the newest STYLES
sold originally er Sls5 will selt for s. 5c
yzISi.
Extra rich goods the double Silks, srnSl figured.
always slld pattern for 81 VII sen now for SSO
full pattern OF 10 yards
Richest Robess Flpuncess worth SIS fae only IS
1haye alSo lust received large lot Of BISck SiEs
extra wide and cld quality Of B;ShOp Silks Ecrth
at least $l-l.I Will sell n6p TOR lla ard fRll T
per58Td.
0cTt ~ least $l0s IWi sell INV for only per
yaraa-
Over 30 pieces therfehest and neWest designs of
Fnulard SlEs worth 81, 90 per yard for only 625lc
AkSO tremendous assortment of an kinds of FurS
at pEupoFtOuAte reduced prieeS g607 sett for S.
A t1dy inlWant OF d1e Shawl Hillz noExl have
chance to Get bargain, a. will sal fine rich Bpo-
che Shawl tor s. which has always heen sold at SIs
and q Iother ShaHts At . similar reduction.
Blankets OF the l9xBest size l3-4, f1r only $50,
double tWilled.
Also received cases Of fast coloFed Calicoea al
Ways sold for and l0e per yard, which 4 uil sen
now for 69$e per yard.
Call therefOrea early, and secure bargains. at
T s. - = & = DBAsHBT4ANsS.
oet3l 1sI5 Main ST, Wheeling, Va.
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4aIlg aten
TER1Is on ADyRRus5ne

rnErEE sgzfD LxsEs a. 1aEl..pz-. soe a.
LES, XXX SSE15aE = =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11

Haag DoEEX QgASp4aiES.-Kaovs
:s the wrong door. A:l,i heS:sasiaa whether
yotE shall run away aud say aothing about
IL, o. stay as,ti notwithstanding the
road antIi you see y gig coming one wxr
and a eAb another: su that 1t ron muve
on you are Sure 70 be SuosSsd Gown by
one, and If ron stand san you msr posi-
BIZ be crushed hy bosil,-Fi finding yoarSeif
in damp bed gu a Geld night, aud cogita-
tug whether yoO Will lie sin and catch
your siesti,. OF set up aud dress and peass
the Hissbs on tWo cane-botsomei cGairS.-
Paying yous addresses 10 a pennies fair
one, usa'isE the impression that she is IN
heireSS: and. on discovering yonr error.
having ii.e option OF InFrrrine the ycnng
lady. or being shot hy the Young lsdy'
brothev-D DInIag at sfriend's house where
yof must either drink wine until you be-
come Intoxicated, or refrain until yon be-
come disagree bic -Comingto four cross
roads, one OF which yasf must take at ran
dom, or jnst walk back : mile Or tso aud
tnqpire youE way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11

Her SrSs eT:ersnce-the escape OF her
sizves-W5tI 6e Intensified ;sa-tol5. The
.ree StAssz-5s IS ce.:ain. Woult never per-
country, aud tae=Ssa.es themselves would
have zE immeAS Surabty stronger NEGATIVE
to esAPe. Aaouine. as they would, baI il
they baI reached he border of suy free
State they would be free tosever Renee
GcZsE Sisrts w0GsS ran away here one
aoW does. sud nome .zho crossed a ire
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11
Secession as Aaeet1ng the seeeaIar
states.

These are the three Iasele.abIe wrongs
which lead her 10 ltiFs cosnPzay with 6es
thirty -two sister States, aud esaaolIS6 aa
independent eoveTamcas- The sure and
Pa5Pabls result % hszses Nili 6e As follows.
assuming tt1at she should ts allowed
rlEsa,.ss III lr- In nrfs ids
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N7FsBPTr91f. NelTrr-fI Ytq.F,y,. -, q

S5ss5Ah 39zseEs Ib2ab5e 1hs AkseTs rz.es.
alaS "a flts ses oeezpiss eI - rla.sss
FINN Iass a st-arr
Lsssf'ess Cards ~ STe lsaes $40 s1r Telr
sf @ 4 ~ 4aH ls11tss. ls1 ESE sa.t pesSeI ssssi1E
The psiy5iegeCE Arznaal AdTsZtfEf- b lf,5i.s3 .,
rms AaFeT4kserF 94tH T5usaf1xs agRsSeesE- "a ~
fSs ts 5sSt Of otter EEEsEs 3
Sstl - All lez1i arsa 13TeFtSgs-:
q 9ss1etton sstet asd eg=sse ss &. RyT 49, -s.
be Seai6 sor aS TIE usz.EE s2EeE
asysrssssElsufS M aeeaapAased Ttth E1fs1ea
eceogdiEggy. - - - -
Notsees q Plisfsa1 Meeting. 10 Es eAarxs /. IN
case< aS fan rates - S@54-S'z =
9lzrriages sIsEiees fF11ezlls Aa.a as1o
OF SeEosoa1z g esEsts Ssh > sEFlIl,s9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11

III psrS.. = lsEl9 Isa58 rod,
IA. NEFcIrV.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11

QgEXe ANusEHESr.- -.:Gardner. rghy do
yyon water the sidewalk SO much9
GarCencr.-s.Sure.s sir.maister has noth-
ing 10 amuse him, ana SO he makes me
Keep the sidewalk wei. while he looks out
o the windy at she ladies ankles
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11


REv. NR. PSNE, in hlS sermon, on.
Than gksglying Ddgy. IN Washington. thas
osSntsfuliy aud eloQQentlY referred 10 the
iate Joseph Gales. Of that city
Oae tongue has IN the last yeAr been.
siesHSed. which for htsy yesrs spske forth
its words OF PAtFiot coocse1. In this dav.
OF pehG6e hoE well IL is 10 think OF sneh5
man as Joseph Galess Here on this daT
hoW bseoniog is Is. % think OF him; fo..
the last time tlat venerable foot crossed
this threshold was on the last TEankS-
giving day he died the Patriarch OF
she PreSs that awful instrument for
eYil aad for goe6 Mhat a ssibule 10
lshIs memory EaS borne in the outsao ;.
ken eonrIcIisa Of all meE, that 50 Ion.
3 life Of iabor was one of ssbor fog what
Eas betIeyed to be good aad fEae. Tn
dannted be power. unswayed bs interest,
never Szy5ng = bitter thing never endors-
ing false one to hart foe, desceai5ng
10 no meanness to protect atrieud, sWe:i-
ing out into no asiufatiOn to propISIafe Is
yor, no line. which dying, he would wish
20 bios, because ii threw stain on char
aeSss or wounded one feeling of honest
pride or ingenious atecsioa. Thas czsG-
ROT be bad time OF age which honosed
Ssch man the spirit of tbs land which
ne addressed and enlightened is not dead
though Il may seem 10 Sinnl6eT; and mr.
owG taikh and hops invosnntarily revert IN
ana are strengthened By WhSt he once ss:d
10 me, IS what he vas pleased 10 consider
as ksS5 of summary oE my own life. 0ut
Uisscd verify believe WIS rule OF his;
To believe ia true things. 10 hope aud
labor for good things, TO Keep oa telling
men what Is goot and truen May NE
ever remember sud honor him. 9
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uRR AND INLAND RAyIGAT1oS
s accepted at terms Consistent with solvencv and
fair profit.
&seetal 0tseHtf0n gipe1l % LHtGrdHesef DWELLINGS
aHa e07lte71ts for teTB'E Of one 70 y1Eue yeaTt.
The progress Of this Cooperation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seazOns of financial sun
shine and storm periods eventfu in or exempt from
<EeeTins confagrations and maritime disaster. De-
lozE cash basis. the troubles OF
she es3it system affect MS In aterial particular
During hard tnles'' the security of reliable Ins,l-
rae i an imperative duty-the ability Of property
A9sdeas to zns4ain los being then much lesSeucd
PoiS:ss tstlsd without delay. and all busnes. at
tented 20 with dispatch and fidelity, by
\. G. ARTHUR. Agent.
0aaee over the Bank of Wheeling.
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TREEs! TREEsi

Trees -
Johnson s FROST, u MAIN SHRREH SOLE
u Agents fOE tie SRWIc1l ley
store the 6Est u SGreEo6er lCGN sipeEiSc 9rpfs
1rees of ehOSce varieties 500 DE9tF SE1 ES&1dSiI
teaES 1129 nles laEgos Ghri1tY Pcaeh 7EeeS, SRls0
healthy grOsth. asa 100 CilITy Trees, oFsS1IIra
eara and every tre4 UaETsafeEl tT1e t6eliS. ~
Nearly every variety of APR3e& Pears CheETfss Ecs
3azned IN car caEAGoGIles have hee1 h0ited 6SElle
Of some Of The choicest SuFtS sen u on GSTa
h91se- Ne are nov taking SPECIAL OE8eES3Wl
eight hours After the trees are taken M -
can and get 0Qe oG our nRFSely eatalSSses beEaEo
AS1nE up Eoac 0EeE, Prices Nil Be found 0S Ion
IS thCsa 0fAaE other nursery. =
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CAMPAIGN MEDALS,

Hf0Ia SFYLB-P5rtrstts of an the eandfdates-
" For saIsat RsDUS3D PRICys by
4. II. b1G.AN & co. aud;
aaSSI EL0GAR, list 8 %.
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j. 81. PENDLETON.

)sTFdsE TIIgE ,,S 1S 9I9NRQ2 STREET, 20 D19s ABOVE
60 ~ {. A45teGiSK H9ESg. EEIIGELISG. IA.
Co,,rt .S1a Fssssssi9 sSs Sgceg5ur and TsfefioE
isIs e % 4SE@aks HAn10eE 4e1a 05kf0 eEl1nffeE
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g & S q B a NC q.
AIN a
Insurance Co. of Hartford.
INCORPORATES ls1o.
CAPITAL & Surplus. s., 49,, 10000.
ghs. aSgsaNR u sazs O. :. r,r,rrprn
AskefxLnDug~ q

pa9e INCOME u sRss c1Rsasy Is DOUBLE t1.,, N
ING &alsG fsRss 5aEszThslee Cas- sl1Ezst91 in Iss
CRiSFIz