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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
Pleasant Township Seminary.

VEIHE second session o. the Pleasant To snsip
mary, will close with the 9th day Of January 1870
The examination OF classes viii take plane on Wed.
nesdsy aud Thursiay previous. Friday viii be cx-
Addressrs will be delivered by segsraI Yonng Lsde,
and Gentlemen. After which there will be eu Ad.
dr"s. by the Rev. Mr.. HASTlNG. Tho Third sesaigI
will commence on Monday tho Both dag OF January
A y. lE60and close with Friday the 3Uh day nfMarch
A. d 1850, Including weeks. Tuition viii be 81
payable in advance.
JOSEPH FREEMAN, Principal.
Pleasant Township, January !, ,ls60-iw3j
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

HILAUELPHIAi JHHUHTy oU, I0OU,
Flour dull; supertine selling at IS so,
Wheat deelined;sales Red at 3 32al "a
White 81 40al SO. 1.
Corn declined, sales at 79s75c.
White Clover Seed S5a5 rs.
Timothy Seed, 80 75a3. aa.,
Provisions firm. elt'
Lard Hale cents
Whiskey 24a95t cents,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
Probate Conrt of Licking. County, o.

- NSN'D N"t W Lfphehs OnuhtyS o.
PETiTioI 70 SILL LAEB
4ana Maria chaloner, Guardian OF William James
Chaioher, P.aintif.
&c f..f against .r..I
Wlpian James ChaioDer, Defendant. ,.ss >
DY viNao orGn 5 der ofadio isaneA from said Cont
J. N the a'17e entitled Pans" the Hudefsenci will
o1sf Tor sasa ction, attns door offh. nrt
Roase ine CITY Of lancaster, Farasld Codnty Ohio.
Or Friday, February 10, 1900,
bsigscn be hours ofiO O'Clock a. ~. and s'cInek
P. ", tie following described land situate ia glolet
Township In Fairfield County. lot No So In niheNg rth
East corner Of the Northwest Quarter ~ Section No.
"a. of fToBDShtp No.is, of Range No %, containing
by estlmaie ~ Acrel. being all ibe land owned by
sald william James ChalonPr In said Quarter, and ia
said cDUE!y. Appraised at slcO4.
JtSmS Of gsls-One'thlrd In hand. and the balance
intNO equal annnal payments. with ,nieres, abnuaiy
secured by mortgage on tho premises.
ANNA MARIA CHAL0NER
Csse &BnCNsAcK.AtloFneys.
January II, leGli--4.37pfs3 -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
Cont Of Com. Pleas, Fairiirli County, o.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Isaac Gros, Administrator bihony Never, dscea,.
cd, PlaintiT.


Thomas Meyer 3arbAry Kelieny {. al Defe nd ants
M EPENDA NTThor Myers Is hereby informed
y and notified. tia: hRye fled petition as Ad.
mnstrat1r OF tie Estate Of Anthony Ayer, deceased
in the COnH Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield county
Ohio. for the sale. He. Of the following Real Estate
The property OF said deeejent, to-Tt. Situate ia tho
County Of Fardel1 in the Stale OF Ohio, and being
the EAST half OF the Eat half Of the Northeast Guarer
Of Section No. 29, Of Township No. IA Of Range No
10, containing Forty Acres aud e0lO0 Of an Gre and
shall in pursuance Of the prayer Of salf Petition. on
the first day Of the February Term, A. D. lsoo said
Court or as soon thereafter counsel can bA heard
ask for order for the assignment of tho Widnw Of
said Authonf Meyer, and the sale Of the Real Estate
horeu before described, orso much thereof as may
be necessary TO pay his debts. '. 70. ~
The said dee ndani Blrbary Kelleny Will also tax e
notice that the said plaintiff Will at the same tae pray
for the correction OF The following mistake In tue deed
Of conveyance from the said Barbary Kelleuy % the
said deceased. tow: That said deed be corrected tn
convey the East half 0f the East half NJ the Northeast
Quarter Of Section No as, OF Township SoI4 Of Range
No 10" whereas now CONVEYS the' East half Of the
East half the Northeast Quarter Of Section No ss o
Township No. II, OF Range No. 90.
ISAAC GRCFF,
Administrator Of Anthony Meyers, deceased.
SrIS HcoMn Il CLARKE, Attorneys.
February ?, 1866 4w4opfS4 Is
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
LINDSAY'S IMPROVED
EDBLOOD SEARCHER AF
n STANDARD mrnTCrHr

For the speedy, radical. and sGectual cure Of ALL
DISEASES arising from l&PURlrY OF the BLOOD,
THIS medicine has wrought the most miraculous cures
in desperate caSes of
ScroCula, CutaueOus Diseases, Pimpes In the Face
old stubborn ucers letters affections psia auB
dice, mercural diseases liver cnmpl tint low spirits,
caucerous formations, Frysipeas, Boils, sore eyes,
scald head, Rheumatic disorders, coutvene's, salt
rhcum, general eby, loss Of appetite, fCal stOmseh
Female Complaints, anu all Diseases having their
original In an impure state oflhe Blood
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
SENATORIAL CAUCUS.

On Wednesday night the Republican
members Of the General Assembly, will
meet in General Caucus tonominate can
didate for U. S. Senator. That Ex Gov,
ernor Chase will be nominated is admitted
Even the few Republicans who have been
represented as extremely hostile to bin.
do not hesitate to confess the iact No
doubt the election will be fixed for dav
early next week. When the question is
disposed Of, the Republicans will have no
bone of contention left except how to re,
trench wisely.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
TFIHK HAMgoN1osFARyp

lTEIHk IA M1oNTON FARMER - new sp.-,er de-.
voted 70 Literary and Sgricuhpfe, aifD setting
i'fh ~ accounts oflhe neE set Ont u lian non
lSh lave" JsTasY- can be subscribed Tor q Ouly IS
cents lgrubHlln
.. inspe piHRes stsnpi 10 the enoahG Ad4rsatia
EAi'@f olihs Farmer, iauuDAlop Post Ofc6, Js Ter.
son c0luty, NeWJeriDy. Those Wsfhlngs ete0p land
thg pfd qpai tysinDne Of the hsaltest afsl. 0si
debghunl eFBatss 10 ths Union, and w are afopsaFs
ereptdoNp BY frost, tho tafdble scbnfsv . lie
MORN, see advertisement OF Han UiIion Lands
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
Notice.

Us hereby given, that by vi-tne Of order to sell
Z issGed 10 me by the Probate Judge of Fairfield
county Ohio, will offer for sale al the door OF the
Cont House. in Lancaster, between 10 O'Clock A. N
and 4 o'clock 7. NJ. OF
Saturday, February is, 1880,
the South half Of ln.Lo: No. 23I In the City Of Ian
caster. .-...s
Terms Of Sale one.third in hand and the balance
in two equat annual payments with Interest.
Appraised at sl700.
REBECCA NJ CHURCH. Executrix
Of Isaac Church deceased.
January 90, lsGO-4w39pis3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02

EE-Wm. H. Gibson, former Treasurer
OF State, who had been convicted OF en-.
bezzlement, has been granted new trial.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02

GD' We do not agree with our corr g.
pondent "Republican." in regard tc the
publication of the laws. We believe that
the citizens of Ohio desire to know the
laws that regulate their conduct, and con-
troll their property. Unless they are to
know them they might as well be eunpass-
ed. II the acts oftho Legislature affecting
their interest are not 10 be published, not
to be made known, for all the good that
results, they might as well have no Legis'
lature. Our correspondent seems to think
that most Of the laws published are Of a
local nature, In, this he is mistaken,
laws ofa general character, only are pub.
lished in the papers. The committee au-
thorize the publication Of such laws only,
as re.of interest and importance TO the
public. Laws Of local character are on.
ly Published in the reighborhood where
they apply.
The law Of last winter provides "tbat
the Auditor of State, Secretary Of State,
and Attorney General, as socn as possible
after lie passage Of laws by the General
Assembly at each session, shall select from
the GENERAL. LAWS as pissed, such as they
shall deem ofgseerul Interest tOtks people
ofMs State" Thus it will be seen that
none but general haOs are to be published,
and not euen bess unless the committee
deem them Of general interest
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
Pleasant Township SeminlrY.

The undersigned ciliz9ns Of Fairfield
county and patrons oftae seminary under
the charge and sqpsrinteudeDGs Of Mr.. j.
L. FEEMAN in Pleasant Township, tab e
this occasion to express our entire satisfac>
ton with the able and efficient manner in
which The same has been conduated. The
proficiency Of the pupils in the various
brahches taught-thereiu reflect the highest
credit on them, and their teacher; and we
cordially recommend said school to the IA
yOgaOle regard oil parents generally:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02

BY ORDER OF COURT.
.nN MONDAY The 18th ofFEBRUA Nv. A. -. igs0.
al one o'clock lr the afternoon, will be sold by
puDleaUeiiOD 10 the highest bidder on tbs
near the Town ofhmanda, In Fairfield equity Chic.
the following described Real Rstste witt part of
the Hesi half of the Northeast Quarter Of 5eciion No.
80 Township 30 70 or Range No. %. 0.bouDt Ell ~ FOL.
lOTs Beginning at she Southeast corner OF ssid half
Quarter Section: thence West on the half Scciun line
80 chains to post thence Earth LIS chain, 10 a
p1ti; thrDes West 80 chains 10 post: innce North
1877 chains 20 spos Ihence East So chains 10 pos
ibsnee North 35 chains 20 p"si; thence Fast 8 80
etsiDs Ia post On the East boundary OF said half
Olaftef Section; thence South 6. 80 chains 10 ihe yu
OibeginnlnR containing i2lO scfes mere less Por
plat ani greater certainty OF description. snc Snrvey
No. 1885, Book No. 5. Couhty Surveyors Record. of
said comfy. Said land being knoSn os he Boyls
Saw 3ili Lnt. Appraised al 5000.
Ts-ns Of Sdls-One third toe purchase rnonev ia
hand the dag Of sale. third 10 year and ms
balance n two yeats, with interest," on deferred tay-
sBts ros day Of sale and to be sold for lass than
wo-ibirls Of the appraised value. Dated This 18Th
Jay OF Dseenbcr.A.d d. 1859.
JOHN r. AUMAUGH. Adm tor
OfJnhn Boyle, deceased. with the WIN HsHexed
ALSo-Atthe same time and place. viii offer for
sa9 the following Real Estate t0.wii The NorIhea Il
Qnarter dissection No. ~, In Township So. H. NJ
kanEs No. 10, except " taten ntr the East side
Of said OuAftsr Section, The land 10 be sold CON
ialping 40 acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale made known on the dav ~ ssle
JOHN r. AUAACGH, adm'ior.
HusrER & DAUsHEB ~. Attorneys.
December IS, lej9-jw33pfS8
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
9OMMERoIAI { lEFELLIaENCF
lancaster MaFkeI 81. r
cOBREcTEb wEEKLY BY JOHN LYONS
ya6LtaAtfkHB RK1AitaRoeeE .-.- ..r
MASONIC tALRNDsE B,
IIREGUtXn MEETTNCs,

LANCAfTERLDDGE No. 81. rabuar, u Iseo
-, CHATTER. 30 Extraordinarily -"
- EiC AMBAEST, no. .2..a..... -
Dec. - 1853. a. SfklNMAN. E oeofder..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02

This lnslitqtioh closed ils second tes.
sion on. tie 9Th inst. Wednesday end
Thursday previous were exclusively dsvo.
ted to the px4minsfion Of the various clas>
ses, Friday in iesdiSg Essays and orig
.inal adJresses BY tie pgpils. after which
an : Sralon WINS delivered by Rev. Wm.
Hastings, Of Plesaaniyille, The able and
proficient maHser ia which the pup Is sc.
Quilted themselves Justly merits the spro
baton Of alIiovers .pf y1iqene1l srd intel
| ihger ce. Being present dufing al Of tue
above exercises, / take pleasure in calling
the attention Of tie public to The same
The class in Intellectual Arithmetic de-
serves particular attention; here the powers
Of mind were most viyidly displsyed.-
Mental solutions 10 the most intricate ques-
tions were given with promptness and
ease. This branch OF Mathematics receives
that attention here that it Justly merits
There is nothing more eminenty cslcula.
ted to ihvigorste aud develop the reasoning
faculties, and prepare the pupil to acquire
with ease a thorough knowledge Of malb.
emalics than this mental training. The
classes in Algebra and Geometry gave con
elusive evidence that they had not been
attending school in vain. the intelligent
manner 10 which the young ladies' acqui',
ted themselves in these branches show.
clearly that females are able to master ,hc
most obsruse problems ,matbemaiics.-
The classes in English Grammar gave evi
deDoa that. .they'were determined 70 maste,
their ownlapguage at least. The Essay
anj Addresses on Friday were in every 70
sIect, creditable to the authors. CouIc
they go forlh to the literary world beafin.
the names Of the popular writer's of II,
age, they would ba considered mssierl,
productions The Grafton deivegsd by
Rev. Mr.. Hastings. was logical and elo
queut Mr.. H., is acquiring notoriety a
public Lecturer.
The following complimentary paper
which was circulated by one OF lhe patron
Of the School, after the adjournment, auc
subscribed TO by those present, is justl,
merited by Mr. Fe,man's unceasing labor
in the cause OF B lucatiou. S. w.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02

RTWe desire to call the attention Of
our readers.to he fact that "ED" at the
News offices still on hand with his usual
variety Of monthly Periodicals. The AT.
LASrIc MONTHLY has arrived, copy Of
which Is upon our table, We have not
bad time toperdse its pages but can recon
mend il IN the language Of "ED" as being
"the best number published by the new
propfietors.p
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02

GtRAPE GEoWERS CAN CARRY on THEIR BU-
w SlNESS ts0st successfully at Hammon;on, free
from fross Some forty Vineyards Out this season.
See HammOnton Lands, another column
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
COMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENTS.

The following members of the Board
will have charge Of the respective depart
ments OF exhibition at the Fair, viz; IT.
G. Jones Rec. Secretary, DelaNare, Dels>
ware Co., Cattle; John Reber. Treasurer,
Lancaster, Fairfield Co.. N S. Townsend
Avon, Lorair Co.. Sheep, Hogs and Poul-
try; Daniel L. Gardner, Toledo, Lucas
Co.. Farm Products; Henry B. Perkins,
Warrea, T,umbul Co., Fruits and Flow.
ers; James NJ. Trimble. HilSboro', High.
land Co., Horses; VIM. Dewitt, Cleveland
Cuyahoga Co, Machinery; Chas. W. Pot.
win. Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Fine
Arts; John NJ, MllIiken, Hamilton, Butler
Co., Mechanical, &c. '.t .
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
From ths ciaeiHraG csn@sysiai.
Letter from Columbus,
State Board Of Agrieulture---Premiran
List Tor 1850. ,-.sl "a.
CoLUMBus, Jan. SOtb.

COLUMBUS, Jan. S0th. d
Since Friday morning the capital has
been deplorsbly dull. srd no event wottky
of attention has turned up. The motion
Tor a new trial in.the case OF the. State
against w. H. Gibson, las occupied tile
Franklia county Court Of Common Pleas,
but has not developed any peculiar les,
lures. l
Many members Of the General Assem-
bly, sre absent from Columbus and busi>
ness will bot be resumed until to n1Jrro "
excepting in the upper branch, which will
meet thls alterDoon, provided quorum ol
Senators answer Upon call.
As matter Of general public interest
send a brief statement ofthe results Of The
late meeting oi the State Board Of Agri.
culture. ..,7 Il.
The selection Of Dayton IS the site for
the next State Fair exalted some bitter
feelings here aud among gentlemen from
the Reserve, who considered the Fair o.
1860 due to their location. which prevailed
is subsidized. The Board made scmt
changes 10 the premium list. For The
best crop of wheat raised upon not les
than five acres, and producing forty bush
els to the acre, they offer premium o
$40 cash, instead OF one of the NANNY
Reaping Machines.
They also concluded to encourage tb,
cultivation Of Sorgho, by offering pte
MUM Of $50 for the best acre worked in
to nolasses, and $40 for the second bes
exhibited at the iair-quautiiy and quail
ty considered.
In the machinery department they ofe
$50 for the best, and $50 for the secout
best portable engine: and $50 for the bes
farm engine, and for second best, si7e
medal.
In the cattle department radical chang
was made by excluding Ayrshire snt
Hereford cattle from the preminm list
there being no indications Of any intention
in the State TO cultivate those description
Of stock to any general extent. The pre-,
miums on Devons were cut down 25 pc
cent Fat cattle are all included unde
cne head; the distinction between gras
and stal-fed animals being abolished
The premiums offered are as follows:
Best bullock, $50; 81 test do, $50
and best fat COW $50. The premium
last year We're $50 and SIS respectively
The premium on the best Mich Cow
reduced from $40 to $50, and secon
best from $50 to $40; bes, steer $50, 2
best do, $40
Sweepstakes upon herds are fixed at S5
for the best, ard $50 for the second best
The following classes are added 10 the lis
viz:
Best breeding bull, Of any age, to b
exhibited with five of his calves, not les
than one year old, $40; second best 500
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee Of the Fai
at Dayton will be Alex, Wadde, Presi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02

The Executive Committee Of the FAN
at Dayton will be Alex. Waddle, Presi.
dent, of South Charleston, Clarke Co., r
G. Jones, Recording Secretary, of Della,
ware Co., and John NJ. Milliken, of But
ler Co.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-02
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ny nvnrR Or Corur

CAse & BnCNsAcK.Atlorneys.
January IL, l5Gli-4N37pfs31 ..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27
NASHVILLE. TENN. FRIDAY. JANUARY 81. 1860
Misfellaneous.
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
AND
Most Convenient Artificial Light
IN THE WORLD.

FIyHIs GAS is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
Il for eleg ince, economy. safety and simplicity
cannot be 50 passed. The fixtures in the same
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures.
It's advantages that il is p0rtab le gas light,
unriysIed for briiiancy, cheapness cIeanin and
is required. IL is easy regulate and requires no
trimming, and for attention, Whatever. afier light
ing. II is perfectly safe and free from explosion
and has no odor or smell while burning The light
be made ~ burn with any degree OF briiilancy,
by turuinga screw aud be iaereas ased instant Ine-
ousIy in volume from that Of candle to ten
twenty, by turning a valve as in ordinary gas.
The Vesper Gas fame and fixtures precisely re-
sembe ia form tOse OF coal gas, but in 6rilliancy
and purity Of light, il possesses a deciied adyan-
tage over any coal gIs- II requires chimney,
there is no need Of dtily trimming of wick, and
the construction Of the fixtures Is simple that il
not liable get out Of order, and child can mau
age IT readily. The gas burned in lhe Vesper fix
ture is generated from pure Coal oil, or '.EesFer
0ii,' (xficns manufactured expressly for this bur-
ner,) without admxLure of alcohol or other
fore gn ingredients, aud its supply Is Unlimited.
suit all tastes from the pIAin, simple light burner
the most elegant and c"stiy chandelier Eacn
Fixture is perfect ia Itself there is out To be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c.
Ihe gas Is generated la this burner, and all fixtures
from the cheap sngle-hght to The expensive chan
eier immature woI Ks, are Ia themselves. They
are sJld prices hch do not exceed the cost OF
dnsry ga fixtures O. Similar styles and Ornamental
ton.
Churches, hotels, public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences thrOua b mt the Stats c.
now be fitted up With tn elegant and Convenient
chandeliers and ether beautiful gas fixtures, which
add So much TO the appearance OF such places and
To tie conJrt OF the home circle and when, here
.ofOre, could be used unls thOs favored districts
embrace within the coal gas limits OF Large cities
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27

from Tue hcV. r ; FaIII y lshVIIIc.
NASHVILLE, Dec, II, 1889.
Col. T. II. TAYDnR--Dear Sir ave used ,fOT some
time one CT the Vesper Lamps AMI beg leave to
expTess my obligations you IOr having introduced
IL my notice. To persons living in the country
IN parIs the city where gas cannot be hal, or
may desire a ignt much more economical than
gas4ud .he tune fully cqaal 10 Il ia illu nj
,.Ating pOwer-ths APPARATUS Will prove a desidera
regard this as the most beautiful and most usefu
Invention for procuring, al stna cost, Tue adya All
t.ges of gas light that 1 nave (. a the
same that Is perfectly sIe-In explosion being
impJssbIe--lnI tas iI'aps sim pie cOdstr
aud managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27
From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. ~, 1893.
". H. SETTLE, ESQ: II gives Ine great pleasure to
state after tral OF ot tue ''Vesper Lamps
my study for six weeks st, and after observing
closely the .nIe length OT time, the experiment
OF lighting our = UTiOn IeBt,' with these lamps, /
have enIlTe confidence in their efficacy. IL
ey Afford all the auvauLIg-s OF the best gas
Ig those sbJ live out OF the cities and lar
towns.
The process OF preparing and lighting the lamp is
so readily learned, the hXtureS are simple aud so
hIte liable to get OF OF order, the cost the light
comparatively Lite, and the wbo.e free from
ali Danger, 4 needs only mere acquaintance on
the part oi the public with the VespeT Gas Lamp
bring them int general use throughout the country
Yours truly,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27
RAILROAD COAL.

I-HE nuesL CJIiu the city Of y AsASilel IS al
Il me .EINA IARU, ~iiich Is OHIy place thai
gives sue les gut PSr odsnei- lIis gdarantee'
~ lVe ,uJTe neat asnes aud SCOT Lu1h ANY otLei
,sux ,yuereu IOr sale. viii continue ~ supply
Jur treaas aud customers ~ our usual IUH price,
IurIug Iue CO.uIus winter Try luv -EASA COAI
Ala u I.ILI - - tue iIOsL economical "a
las, .,.rE,I uruers JsOyps, 81, 4. u, or al
Ius ArL U ~ =. Il H. rJoL van Os prOiPt
~ kILeaded 90 SAAC FL = AUAs".
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27
TESTJMONIALS.

Scientific men and Others who have thoroughly
tested the merits OF the Eesper Gas Air Light,
pruuouI il the best and cheapest light now known.
Numberless { stintoLias being received Gaiy
from all quarers vouchir Tor the excellence of this
light, a few of which are gwen below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27
c. s. NOREHEAD,
Thus ,. PAGE.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sep. S. ]

W. II. SETILE-Dear Sir Afer having made a
thorough exImina Of the Vcsper Gas, - in reli-
Illuminating pewer, chem cal position,
etc. Il do not nest tie recommend being
Ter an more economical we'll possessin ng grsIt
Intensity OF iliumiuat than any other material
in
In the labaratOry il is superior to the alcohol
means Of obtaining heat and viii be found of in-
valuable service ~ the Ill uggst well as the manu-
iacIurIng chemist. ..-
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, ". d.
Pref. OF Chemistry in the Ky, School CT Medicine,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27
NASHVILLE T, Doc 1859.


From y. ID. "a ss, Nashville
NAsHHIJg, Tenn, Dec II 1889.
AEssRs- T II. TAyLoR y Co: l have had an for
about SIX months past. one of yoar Vesper Gas
Lights anu II gives great pleasure 10 STATE, that
reg ard II as tar erJr to any other portable light
thH nave met With.
It's simplicity of arrangement freedom from danger
of explosion, cleanliness, strainess aud purity OF
hsht, qualities that must recommend u tO any
ho SulIry h. Il gives a hsuI which 10 me,
seems 10 be equal IN brlilaney to the ordinary
light. Very Respectfully,
n. u. CROSS.
These only very fes OF the testimonials
have. Cal aud exi4Iine Zoe yourself, at No. a.
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