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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

SUNDAY, Nov. IS, 1860.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has telegraphed
to Mr.. Cisco that thirty days additional time will
be given TO the bidders for the new loan to make
their payments. The despatch to Mr. Cisco will
be found in the editorial columns of the HERALD.
The financial movement of foreign trade during
the week which ended yesterday did not vary from
that Of previous weeks this season. The exports
Of domestic produce continue largely in excess OF
previous years, while the imports of foreign goods
and the exports of specie fall short of past seasons
II seems probable that the dead lock in the foreign
exchange market will have the effect Of checking
the exports from this port and that for the present
the maximum excess over last year has been
reacheAs il is highly gratifying to perceive, in
view Of the commercial anxieties of the day, that
the imports of foreign goods continue TO
be light. The following are the comparative
Custom House tables of the foreign trade of the
port for the week and since January L.
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Since January l. a. sT2bsI o7,l2025 a3i5i,la7
The movement OF specie since ourlast weekly 70.
view has been heavily against the bank average
on Monday last the banks showed an average Of
81 l75, 40; but this probably more than they
held, as the drain Southwark was quite heavy
during the latter days Of the week previous. Since
last Monday fully two millions and ahalf-in-
GLIDING some government remittances-have been
sent TO various points South. Against this the
banks received on the 18th $685. s3 from Callfor
mia, and some parcels have come on from Boston.
The public should be prepared, under the eircum.
stances Of The case, for decline Of say two mil.
lions in the average to be made up tomorrow.
The decline in the bank loans will probably be
very large. The withdrawal Of deposits and specie
has curtslled the means Of all the large banks and
they have been obliged to decline fully one-thrd
to half the paper offered for discount. Last Mon.
day the banks showed q discount average Of
si75 ,6se,7ij. At the corresponding date last
year the loans stood at sl2 $50 sS6 the specie at
sle,,a3, 3Tl.
The money market, which was tightening ND
when our las, weekly review was written closed
yesterday under the fun influence or panic. Money
can stal be had on Stocks, at seven per cent on
call, but lhc margin exac.ed by the lender l.
AAhehAiiN f& EFt FfNsVtEA OF knNN loans
being called "a from day to day very strong No
paper enjoys any currency but frat class endorsed:
that goes at from 20 per cent month, and snot
readily sold. second class paper and names not
generally known are positively unsaleable No
one is willing 70 huy until. Il IS certain that the
worst Of the panic has been seen, AMI the conse.
quence i that borrowers are unable, with the best
assets, 70 obtain the means they need.
The foreign exchange market i ia paralyzed
condition. Bankers bills we're quoted yesterday
Al nom loo TO losi commercial bills OF good
Character, or with bills Of ading attached, at
% l02; Southern bills, representing cotton al es
q 1884. But the simple fact Il that there was no
marke, for bills. Nobody wanted to buy a, any
price. Produce could not be sold aud sent 70 sea
because the shipper could not sell his bills. and
thus the whole machinery Of commerce came 10 .
stand still. To relieve the commercial community,
Il was proposed on Friday afternoon. BY member
Of The firm ofBrown Brothers that the banks should
combine 10 furnish certain sum for The purchase
OF exchange the returns 10 be made ia specie from
the other side. meeting Of bank officers was
held yesterday 10 consider the maser, and
We understand that number Of leading banks
agreed informally TO contribute their proper
ton Of million 81 dollars 70 effect the pro.
posed result. II was understood that Messrs.
Brown Brothers we're 70 buy a million dollars
worth q produce bills, paying for them In their pa
per 81 90 days, which paper he banks we're to dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

Asnn Tho market vas quics, with ssaes Of about %
bbls Of both ports az Sc
BHuApsTrYys --F1euYrhs market, Under the Influence
OF ssrpsency In mosey and the unsAeabie character Of
foreign exchar &C. heavy, and closed n decline Of
Ice f5c. ycr DBL The sAlee for export .
,ure suspended and anssosors chiefly conescd "a the
bone demand About COO Z 8 coo bba charged hands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

-CApadisn gcur wa heavy and quotations were
rcmirai southern -four was SUBJECT TO the sane
embsy,sssment. The market was heavy and priNs
were lower. the ssles embraced about 700 9
sco bhls oitsrg within The above ratse Of prices.
Ryc ard neal but little dealt n and were
nominal VI hin the range Of DOR quotations. whest-ns
peculiar pa's Of exchsege md money matters exercised
ecpvessre nfuspce % he nAzkst and TO great extent
nde6 purchases for export the chief saee making
were forced for the purpoee Of meeting matur
ing 5rafis nom the west the transactions In fcoled
up ascvt 30 oCo busheh, ~ u Is u % for MuwAukes
diass and n - for white Michigan. Rye quiet at
100 ne. Corn - heavy, but iu hr demand, with
nrsd, end ., 72c mr. rossd yeow. Oats were steady
and fair supply II 3Tc 31xe for Canadian and North
Barley vas auss ~ so CSC Tor STATE, and u nc
Q yso fov Canadian EAs1 and Wsee
GyyB VS. hesvy aa1 sacsive. sAles Of SO bags In.
fsvior 10 good weve mate a. l0kc. auSo.
cocs -fbs nsyket frvm tbe pvvyAhpe rate or money
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S HIP PIN G NEW S.

AiMAuAu ROE sew roAK-rHn pAY.
On 81 NOON II "a
" sBn.. 20 HIGH wATKR morn u u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
NASHVILLE. TENN. MONDAY.
Misfellaneons.
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
AND
Most Convenient Artificial Light
In THE WORLD.

THIS GAS is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
u for elegance, economy safety and simplicity
cannot be surpa ssed. The fixtures are in the same
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures.
Its advantages that it is portable gas light,
unrivaled for briliancy cheapness ceanln ass and
is required. II easy regulate, and requires no
trimming, and for attention, whatever. after light
ing 1t 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 briiliancy,
by turning screw and be inereased instant Ins-
twenty, by turning xalve as in ordinary gas
The sesper Gas fame and nxtares precisely re-
eemble in form those Of coal gae but In brfiiancy
aud purity Of light, ft possesses decided advan-
tage over any coal gas. II requires no chimney,
there is need Of daily trimming of wick, and
not table 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 -1Vesper
OiI,n (which is manufactured expressly for this bur-
ner) without any admxture of alcohol or other
foreign ingredients, and its supply is unlimited.
suit all tastes from the plain, simple l2ht burner
10 the most elegant and costly Chandelier. Each.
fixture is perfect in itself there is outlay to be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c.
The gas generated in this burner, and all fixtures,
from the cheap single-light to the expensive chan
de ier miniature works, are in themselves. They
are sold at prices which do exceed the
binary ga fxtures similar styles and ornamenta-
ton.
Churches, hotels public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences throughout the state
now be fitted up with these elegant and convenient
chandeliers and other beautiful gas fixtures, which
add So much TO the appearance OF such places, and
to the comfort of the hOme circle, and which, here
tofore could be used only those favored districts
embraced within the coal gas limits of large cities.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

LOUISVILLE aug. 20, 1859.
VII SETTLE. ESQ: 1t gives me great pleasure to
after trial of OF the ''Vesper Gas Lamps %
my study for six weeks st, and after observing
closely the tme length OF time, the experiment
Of lighting = Union TeHt,'' with these lamps, I
have euLlre confidence in their e1ioacy. Ii seems
me th ely afford all the advantages of the best gas
Hgbs - those who live out Of the cities and large
towns
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
so readily learned, the fixtures simple aud so
little liable get out of order, the cost the light
comparatively so little, and the whole free from
all dInger, that It needs only mere acquaintance
the part of the public with the Vesper Gas Lamp tn
bring them int general use throughout the country
Yours truly,
STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
Home Testimonials.

FrO.4 Tue Rev. p. !. Fall, y Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Dec, IL, 1859.
Cot. T. II. TAYLoR-Dear SIR - have used for some
time, Of the Vesper Lamps and beg leave to
express my obligations TO you Tor having introduced
it 10 my notice. To persons living in the country
IN parts Of the City where gas cannot be had,
vino may desire a light much more economical than
gas-4nd al the time fully equal to il iiIum-
eating power-this apparatus will prove desidera-
regard this the most beautiful and most useful
invention for procuring at a small cost, the advan
tages of gas light that l have ever seen at the
sane time that perfectly safe-an explosion being
impOssble--Ind tue lamps simple construction
aud managed with
Very truly yours,
Z. s FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
Kentucky Testimonials.

From His Exceilency, Gov. G. II. Morehead, and
ThOs s. Page, Esq, State Auditor
To VIM Ii. SETTLE, Esq, Louisville, Ky.-Dear Sir:
We have been aud are using your ''Vesper Gas )"
perfectly satisfied with its utility. II gives
a solt bril- liant and beautiful light, and is perfectly
secure from explosion II is very cheap aud eco
nomcaI use and Of far less Cost than any other
light. We are satisfied will be adopted
by all persous who have not the opportunity of OBJ
taining gas, and also To whom gas is accessible and
with vi HON cheapBess in the original OGtlly for
and the continual expense Of burning is OBJ
ject.
Yours, &C., C. s. NOREHEAD,
THOS. ). PAGE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
From N. ID. Cross, Nashville

From n. d. Cross Nashville
NAsHSILLk, Tenn, Dsc. II, 1859.
Mk<sKs I. III. TAYLoR x Co.: have had for
ab'dt months past, OF your yesper Gas
Lights aud 1t gives great pleasure state, that
regard far superior 10 any other portable light
Ih I have met with.
lis simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
explosion, cleanliness, steatiness, and purity OF
d, ,ht. qualities that must recommend u any
one xhO will Iry IL. IL gives a light which me,
TO be equal in orillancy the ordinary gas
Light Very Respectfully,
n. D. CROSS
These are only very fes OF the testimonials
have Cal aud examine for yourself, at No. Il
CoOnAde Building, Cderry street, Nashville Teau.
THOMAS II. TAYLOR L CO.
janI2-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
Sanfsrd's Challenge Heaters.

VuSr reserved a iae % 5aafsrd's eelsbraie4 cfIAL-
- LkeGk HAArsks- t1s alsst possr=st heaters
sa1 TIE gre slest fssl kao4a. Tfsy slrs
Cd fsr Ia Private Hoses, Pahiie II ss, canoars,
Stores, kc- Nsshiag saPsrlsr 70 them has eeea Ia
ye1ta4.
Ia 4tkfisa a The have VARIETY Of other stsFes
of Tie oest <iafs zat are prepared % paf ep FAR
nsces, Sa aad > ds all t>scFlsieaz Of wssrk II
tiae. a. ths saef.est aoties-
neF45-tq JSo. ". WILSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
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 known.
Numberess testimonials are being received daily
from ali quarters yOuching for the excellence Of this
light, few of which given below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest lot OF CJaiin the city OF Nashville Is at
L tIs .EfNA YARD, which Is the only place tha
gives the legal ~5ght per bushel 1t guar anteeC
give ueIt, dsaes aud SCOT tndn any oei
now olicTts. IOr sale. Ne Will continue to suppl!
our friends aud customers at our usual low prices
during the coming winter. Try the EfNA COAL
be Convinced tnaI It IS the most economical II
th. market orders droppsd In Box 81, z. u, al
the Yard ,ck OIL n. a e. x. H. DepOt SIll be prompt
IN attended 60. SAMUEL J. AGNEW.
cctIl-If
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C. S. NOREHEAD,
THOS. ). PAGE.


W. H. SErILE-Dear Aner having made a
thorough examination of the "Vcsper Gas, in rela-
tiou Illuminating pewer, chem Ica composition,
do not hest ate TO recommend 1t being
ter and more economical as well possessing great
er intensity Of illumination than any other material
now in use
In the laboratory it is superior to the alcohol as
means of obtaining heat, aud will be found of in-
valuable service tO the druggist as well the manu-
featuring chemist.
CHAS W. WRIGHT, N. d.
Prof. Of Chemistry in the KY. school Of Medicine
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
Fresh seeds.

CLOyER, Timothy Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
T., Urcnar.i seed just received, aud Tor sale
Isw Tor casu. Rains, BkOHN n Co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
DisSOLUr

FTsdS Ptgtase saip ,rs< fire exEsli4k uafsr the
L N a. Al styis of =. All Q. ASsEt<oN Is
tais ssT ftss slget nltad Sc. ratss aAFigx
eisi rs tsaissi ia c ara sil arsssat Z.
Axoz<sos fsf ssds ss, ttoss "a isotsf - tas
tasa ~ a. sIll pi s1sscsil t1s ssns, al sstns
- ssoa 2ssslets-
p. ANDERSON.
c. AsoSRsox.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

WILL the xepslenza ~hs @xs exszsas "a he rffh
w af AsF- tz<z, wasa sett Ea.a SO Msrsos
. eox Of tzs1rss ~ nF sksses ID nas tAs f2sas u
f.Hft--E
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

4 Will '-y inquest market price Tor Corn aR
i ~ neat Ieiiv a tue CITY Mills.
>. y. dUI-i.lSGSwOKFH,
oCIls-tf No. Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
C0-PARrS SHIP.
CHURCH AVDEis0y 4 CO,

STsds aafsrsigasi have srsasd = es-pzrtaership.
l. air. sns ssyle sai aFsn x cd1zcd zsDzk-
So a.. anA asxs .sel tasif ztazk os fsree
gizs fFsa ths oz1 s<1aa. fsraa sfis ersasts 81 r.
Z. asns<sss, - nf3s4 s<resxs u tse iHgs snd
no tasas Wares skz, <s,s asss aessptsi tg r. c.
5As1z Co. e sfis - <z<es<. ~asF4 tasF ia.aa4
seeg sass s.sstF atsI III safsess4 szae< Of
sseaesFsess = 81 ss - rs .afesfs shs ssas.e
" Gesls of eFexy aascFlpzi n
eause AsDEasax.
Izais-ty JodS Il. AsDg t&iS-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wneas

IN Observation-Disclosures barrels ole xcellen Irisi
i 1PUt,tocs alILELL, HOOPER * CU.
sprs-If
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
TrunksN Trunks!..
j. B. & A. V. Rutland,

A Re lust IN receiEa Of very saaerior tot Of L..
IA ai1s and Gsntlemsn's Travelling TruExs To- a:
The Eageaia Trunks-large and hands.aase.
- Brlsrala do d.. a1
Gentlemen sSnle Leather Irunks--eoxsreS
together VITA saiasess Carpet Bags, RaiiFeaA Bags
kc., kr-, which they VIII sell ohesp for caSh-
jaSss-a J. D. A Y. RUTLAND
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Reliable orders from the Trade, by Nail or fele
graph ,iIled OF appllcationto
AUSTENS, Agents,


KEROSENEis aisoto be obtained at the Aanufdc-
tuers, + rioces of alIIheNew York Wholesale Drug
,rgirs GrI GERS Camphee aud burning Fluid Manu-
aoturers and eacrs il Lamps.
NR-KEROSENkt tbs the trade mark of the Kero
seue OH Co.. aNd all persons are cautioned agains
using the Trademark for other olls oct4-om
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

TIVE large sas cazssnss1s ssors "a the Nsrzh s.f
i Al tas fsahr .4asre, eeezrssa ~ kAhss,
ss.z.<es CO. les tsras sRpiy - Hs- A1snz -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

after May Isl, 1860. sol BRO4DW4 7, tlOo
doors from The ST. NchOIas Hotel
The stereoscope is the instruct e. iateres,i,sg
reTtGiHiEg, GHsusi'g and ezeitiHg OF modern inTen
ions
None are too young none TOO DID, none tho inteuf-
gent nOne TO UHeiUodted, to acknowledge its worth
No home IS complete without it, and it must and
It presents u yOur view every part Of the world,
in al the Tci botdaess, >pectiUe and sharpness Of
de1Iit, as II y.G were tn tie sp"t-
Photographers are everywh eXp pioTIRg Europe,
Asia, Africa, America, in Search OF the grand aud
the beautiful, and the results Of their skill
stErttly eaTIchtIsg our sOcS
We have ~ Ilnmeuss variety OF paper Views Of
Scenes in Paris, LlndOa, EEgl41d Ireland,
Wales, france EssIgluIn, Holland >witzeranc SPIN
The Rhine, Versailles, 81 Cloud, F0Ht4iaeblesu.
TuiilerIes, sly Turkey, Egypt, Athens, the Holy
land c,ns 5nt S1A sal PaaSs sso Grssps his
PIC mics sIatutry, sc &c An exquisite GSsOTtRsea
Of illuminated LsfoSs Of Palaces Churches, and
thedrafs Of France, Italy, Sc- &c The eie5t OF
these Illuminated views Is Haos, rensdrkabj>
EvERY GENTLENAN OF WEALTH
should have "A bis drawing ruOIn some Of our ez-
qutsite rtes "a gESs, With revolving stereOseopc,
e.sJHi < Il %, 50 or 100 s>enes- Nothing an be
more hating, and one can "frsr greater treat
10 TTiens fond OF the picturesque and the beautiful
l.HtkOsy's IIstdHtsHeDILs StereJscOpe News the
latest Photographic wonder. They taken in the
forfeit part ef second, aud ever thing Ho matter
hosg tpdiy u Dc 5t0riHg is depicted sharply
and distinctly II 1t had been perIel tIy at rest
Tas gives al additional value, for t. the beauties
ton. The process l. u discovery OF cur - n and
Deng tfHkHotoI tJI EUToF>.e from - dion
and Paris Urge oricTs tor Anthony : IsIILL
Views OI \ neTcIn lie aud sceneTy-
Among other things nave Just pub bsied Stere-
oscopic Iigstrati ms OF ths scene OF the FULTON
STREET PKAYER NEETINGs, IN which many ue.rts feel
interest The PARTICULARS OF this viii be found
Ia Catalogue
0UR CAIALOGrE Of subjects and prices will be for
warded tOaHy address receipt II a stamp.
Parties at q distance sending US s.. -, SO, SIS
SO, OF So can have a god INSTRUMENT ami such
pictures a. they may request sect by Ezpress-
Views alone, (Sthout IustTumrntl be sent by
mail
Parties who wish be advised of everything real
iy valuable IN the line that comes may send US
their names 10 place record, AID alu keep IasuI
posted al our expcnss.
AeIs Of teisuFe will Hnd Phetog graphy n f4sci
mating delight amusement We are prepared
10 nI Oat G1sasU's with ever, tBing necessary Iur
their success sethvI with instructions How "
take StereOscOi,iC PlcIuIes.n
E. ANTHONY,
Importer aud Manufacturer of PnOI grapuc Ma
terials >tcreOsc pes and Stcre0scOlie View 5.
So Merchants trum every s-cIioI q II4e country
respectfully make examination OF
our stock discount to the Wili lib
erai
To Protographers.-First ei-ss stcreuseopie Ne
gstIses
send by nail print unn,otntes, with prire u Ne
galise EtUli-4m-
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From Mr.. AIexander Fan NasbviIle

Mr.. THOMAS h. IAYL0R-DeJr Sir /: | have been
using the Vesper Gas Lamp, sold by you since Sep
tenOer last, aud am perfectly satisfied that it is
Of the most economical If not the most ec0nomi-
Cal, well as brilliant lights that be had. II Is
easily managed, aud uhnesitltingly recommend il
all out OF the reach Of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.


YITIS1ING 20 make other |. n yestlnehls wepfo
w poset to Sc ellIIIour RealEStateIn DaEidsoDco-,
asfollows:
That Suburban Residence.
situateGon the Frankln turnpike within hata mile
of the city and opposite the residence OF Jo
seDh-W Horton. This Is, perhSps, the most com
mant.lug site il the vicinity Nashville, and is
most tiesrablecouuIry residence. The house wiiibe
sold with 2er ) acres acknowledgements may
choose
That Valuable Farm,
r,ovu.sLt,e ,lIs Tract situated Oh the SInIthTurn
uke foIa Lebanon road within three miles vi Nash
v. Containing $50 Tie soils soOd ut is well
vftsred anu .ilIbered and can be divided into small
tracts oI aud upwards, al Ot which are
bly, adapted for country residences, Market
saruens.nd DAIRY arms. Also shat
Beautiful Farm,
onsame road nov Occ apicd by r.C- Hccampbell,
aud formerly owned BY fom Harding containing
about $50 acres. This place is SO we'll known 20
nsed further description II wiIalsO be divided
to suit urCHLseTs &C. AcCanpbell llE illsho sthese
places % any who wiilCall.
Ai4Lue above property will be sold on reasonable
terms Aud credIJOf one two three and four
years
APplytoA. IS. .Lind.Iey Nashville ,ortO either
OItLednderslgned- -
fHoS. McCAMPBELL,
Six miles rom Nashville.
j. A .MCCAMPBELL,
aprI Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

From SeabnTy Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful
light, that cheap and portable, aud perfectly safe
The truction of the Yesper Gas burner aud the
retOrt Is perfectly simple tnat It cannot get out
Uf order, nor can II explode.
The management OF the burner Is easily unde r
stood, and requires but little attention. keep
Il clean and in good order ordinary gas fixtures
Tue Lg produced by the Yesper Gas consider
fudy equal in every respect, 10 any other kind OF
Gls hAnt.
JOHN NJ. SEABURY,
III. SEABURY,
II. :. PEACH.
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arw-Durk. --

From yISCHER, OWEN CO. .t,sner, ,,,,...,......
House appleton Buiidine SO RroeSvsx
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

Prof. Of Chemistry in the KY, school Of Medicine,