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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08
paltimorr- unb Wbio-Gi(fnbabn.
% NE - Die srObe Nouts mad
Wolbin9tcu, Soltimrre, philadelphia,
Nemz9Inrf mn Ynftnn

Giele scrtrsTlide Vobn, nit ihren nertelerten
pclillben Sertinrun9en, bietei efn Nellenren cine
ctrefte yinie naa Baltimore, YhiInrelrbia, Stem
Yurf uno Srltcn. Nu6 lit le bic einSioe 9trute,
auf meld!tr man Iu!haanae- Yilee (3rrueh-
lidetsJ unb 0erddnarfen (Gbets) mad @a.
lbin9tcn @ertaIten fam.
Grei paNaeier= 3li9e %nerla0eu MteeIino, 3d.,
taalth unr ino in p,refter Yertincune nit allen
meillden 3iisen.
gia6 alien Dltli6cn Gt1cten:
Wcn S1ltlmcre fabrt man 'caleih rbne q ufent-
balt nit SdnellsAseu na1
Ybilarelpbio, Nemzyprt unp Brncn.
No3 Wal9'netrn eeben ocn Baltimore td9li@
bier 3i9e at.
8abraeIc uno Gobr3eit 70 fur; pie ouf ;reenb
elmer oncern Hcute.
Na9S &eiiente telieten ibre BiQete ria gNbee.
ling gu Derlan9en. Turdsansafarten unp Mus<
luntt erbalt man in ben 81 sntabn- Bureaus pee
Weitene.
~ Die Baltimore. unb Ebic- gilentabu
lit Hellenbrn aud gang t~eionpers Der NaturlaDn.
belten 1resen Su empfeblcn.
sir Tro9t mad philadelphia Nemzyprt
uno 8citpn,
mad oter son benz @efen,
bat t;el. Vaba arrDe 0rrsIse> ia lR, an, Stio-
lu1e 3u @beelins, Vs1n cco uno Yarferetura
aualauienr, nit eem ercben Neymerfe ueltlibepp
Giientabnen in eirefter Gertinruns (tebt.
Gcn Wbelins unr Varteraturs eeben ieteu
Sag reeeImdbise 8ccte na9 alien 9aien Ter nelt-
liden 6!uie ab.
Die Jrodtprei1e finb 70 tilIie.
pis aut irsene elmer aneern @ou1e.
glitter son irsenb eire1n plaBs p]tid pom Valti.
more bc3sihne man rVia Naltp. II. Sbir q. g.
@aes, nas an bic Msentsn eiels r gabn eOnIs
it, riro raid telprst.
0rodt"Nsenten Gnb: 3. Megurnie, in
Sinsinnati; g: Ssarbia II. Co., Nirley, S.;
5. Wf. yose. MaYssiQe. ay.; s. 81. trpmid,
go'tsmoItb, o.; ". Nes u. Co., Mirrlepcrt,
D.; 5; 9. gcrr. @beeline, ga. Mloiss pct.
tsr; Soften; T.. W. gerwsil. Neu,gorf; B.J.
9ta9, philadelphia S.. Gnslone, baltimore;
Softer u. Co., Guanepile, Snb. s. g.
Ncrebfab II. g., Louisville.
j SIS: 1Drlp1b u. g., Ct. eouis;
= e. ~. Sole. General.8 iQet. agent
U. Yrescott 9mitb.
1.ansportmsiRtr; g. 3. E~ulltr.ra.
,.aa @ness!'e efss ~ 0sfssb91
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08
1860. 81 E=z--.z= 1860.
Mi6t9nn @tutbcrn
Oetrptt, Mpnrpe unbGple6D
BQbn.

lis{s yinie une ibre @ertinbunsen tiIrsn cine
peultancisc Nrutc ppu Ge1rcit nad Gbicaao,
Milmaufie, @alena, Ncd Jalanr, Tutuqur,
Huntington, Yrairie III Gbieu, "a Grrlle, ct.
Yaul, Sairp, ct. 9ruia, ct. Sriept unr ale
Houten I'M Ms ten une Sucmeltsn.
Mu6
1ad Apleec, GlspelaSc, Yi:tsturs, @beel;na,
Ntrp' yprf, une allen Srten, mrbiu man aLt esu
perlhicpenen 3meiatatnen Urn jenen Yldtrl, fab
rem faun'
Ntfabrt.
6 ltbr is Minutsn Mittas. 2%iohtuina Grprek
fir Gbica9p unp Msw-2 )prt
tpn1nlt IN su Ncrl1u UNI 9,45 Gprmitau5
9levelanr I'M $40 Naam.
GuHalr UNI 1920
. ehIcllp nm 100
Nep yrrt I'M $50
tUmmt nad Srlecc I'M 4,O5 Mabmittaae.
G~lerclanc UNI $50
Buffalo I'M 4,55 Ncrmittaae,
Nem-yirr f UNI $50 9inhmittaas.
Ilclc Nputc n1d,t rircfte Gcrtiucuua u, Gle-
relano nit ben rradtrrllen Stsamcrn CITY Of
Sunatc" unb ,@etern Metrcprlia, uah 9~u1alp.
5 lltr IS Miuuttn Mahm. Nerian uup USE
fern Grrrrb
tpmmt an S1 Mpnrcle I'M sos 9iadmittass.
" slrrian UNI 1000
: 9hteasr nm 100 gcrmittess.
~ &artcn fpnncn crbaItcn ,rerren
gu Detroit, in rer Office rcr Gpmpa1nie,
Gde Nt,poterz uno YruibzS trobe.
GS@ 3wiidsn 1etroit unp @bicaao mercen
feline Ma9suns eswedlelt.
E OeAen Zen Staut 1T i'm Spm<
MGR rurh &entilatcren 0eiorat.
NJ 9eS 9iat's 1T Gin @ag9cn NIT
Bettun ncrlrbcn.
sic 3uae aeben nod ter &hieasr Git ot>
melde nm 20 Minuten f,iiber lit ais bic Don q.
trrtt.
Sur. y. G. WELL
0eu'l Surerin1cntent.
g. p. 0ni9ht, Naeut su 1et,rit.
0en1 Surerint. Stdce, lrlecr, SUM- IS. SO.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08
@rpBe Central @ilenbobn
naG rcn
@citcn nnb 9>prbtpe1feu.

49, - ~ gas;'zss'*Y@sGS,
@eilsnte rereen Die erogejllinuisG Cen
bn ; II ais bic 3urerlaiIalte bon alien au-
bern fl1een, relde sru Ncw=ycrf, philadelphia
uno Baltimore nad rem @elten uno Ncrrme,ten
1Wbrcn. Nuf eicier 8abu mirb cos cftmaliae
Wsdleln Ucrn1icren, woru,h man Der Weiabr
auesclsst 1T, cine unribti9e Yubn ciusuldlaaen.
Ycrienen i'm Often, bic mad rem nprnliden
Soma uno nab Minneion reiien npDen> %erlparen
0elo uno .3eit. renn #: ibre Narten in Stem.
yert. pbilarelrbia unp Yaltlmcre f.ufcu, pia
baltimore une Sbio &1il Mcap NIB Stic Gen.
trail nah Cincinnati rrer 6 plumtua !; conn ria
Sbie une Miirilpri oeer 2erre 5aut unb Mlton
Nail Nrap naG
SanroYal ocer Yono uno auf rcr Suinpis
Central Hoil Ncoc
na6 2unleitb lne srn ia nit her Minnc1ota
y adetgine s cmpo9nY psr lampf-
rt> nah CANT Yaul unb al(en punften
uOrrIi6 uno metIib.
A%auleute uno Nntere i'm 9tcrcen tperren bic
HcHts lebr tiuia unr Surerl1ilis fnren nab CT.
'taut. 81. ecus, Sem Orleans. gouieuiQe, Gin
.einnati, Baltimore uuo mad alien pIGsen lurlid
unb citlih.
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q. q. O. ..

u. u. y. y.
Minneiota: @ain. Mr. L.
OielFr 5ain arteitet unter Der qelesliden ST.
rtttetartelt res 0re6-Sains pon Nem=ycrf uni
balt lelne reaeimaBi9en @isun9en jeren OieniaQ
Neeno INN . ubr in rem yrtale in Madutin' g
Builo'nss. i'm pritten Stcd, Ode cer WAeb,uo-
ten' ul'e N'erten Strabe. Ginsane an @as-
biugton- Strabe.
s. p. 2ettner, sen @efr ,
at 9pr 1871.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08

Sommer< arrangement,
Neue Ya0aaicrz unp Grpreb UradtzQinie.
Detroit unS Mil,p aufic. Giienbabu,
II Verhinrnn9 nit reN
Meucn uno lbDnen Sceanz . npllbifeu
~Oetrpit" unc uMilmoufee".
Das Damp7n,H rMIilmaufes", Gast. @itares,
nerlabt &c" Erd am 5ubs pom Milmautes= Strabe
jeeen Mrr9en pr1ciie ) lbr (Scuntaas ousoe~
ncmn1en) unc itebt nit reu G,ientabu- :3uacu tcr
Detroit uno Milmaufee-, Wreat Meltern- uup
Nemsgmt Central Natl- Nrar III pirefter Ser
bineur9.
Anfun1t in Niasara Sails 4 lltr Morssns,
Nltanu i lltr Nadln.,
Mewsycrf lbr 80 ~. Mbes.
Vcitcn ~ rbr Nadts.
Das Iampf,diH ~1etrri1", GAIT. McVriee,
Derlabt rem Odd ecr letrpit> uup Milwautee-
Gilsntabn-Gr. Na9mittass i llbr (5pnnmss
a~useencmmen).
Nntun1t in Cetrcit 7ubr 80 81. Mcra.,
Susp. 8rio1e 5 llbr Mbenra,
Wltany ! llbr Dtrrseus,-
Nsw ycrf 10 ubr IS ". Wirra.,
Srltcn II lbr As ~. Mlt.
pa1a9erS 'uets Sia 9cacl< crer Namrf|piH
rad Grsnen, 5amtur9, 9ayre, slutmerpen, Nut-
terearn, vlYerprrl &C. Wercen in her Office rer
@rmre9nie %nerfauft.
YaQuete fir Urgent eineu an Ter Cetrcit unt
M1lpaut'e : Giisntabn s%eleseneu Ylas merren
prrn1pt unc tili9 teiU,rert.
ytan ieidnc Tradt: Via y. & NJ. R.
Cieit Gemrasnie tetSreert 1radt i'll t~eerutenr
9er1'9fren Yrei'en. ltnellcr unp Iderer, ala it,
9enc ei1t onrere Weieuidaft.
S1tee IN Ml!mauiie $50 C1wa0ertrabe.
s.. Niemeier, Galircr.
SuliusM osius, DsnuaI= &sent.
). .. " bitmlM,
rsi'enrer Msent fir rem @eteu.
2brnas Hcrtea, M,0,
M.lliam Verens. y"u"su!"
Q. %. 6reeman. "etN'tn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08
@ilenbabnet II. Dampfbppte.
Sommcr arrangement.
oSefferiDnpiQe GiIenbQbn.
3l9e td9li& (Senntaes

.3wet 3u9e ta9lt@ CS0nnta9e
49,. au6Gencmmen).
ii. Nm uub nad Dem 13. Nopember 1859 trerbe
lie 3i9e 9ebsn mic fplst:
Nt9ana: Wnftnft:
10 uhr 10 AHin. gprnn. gu. 30 Min. @rrm.
10 ltr 80 Mir. Afatm. III. 40 DIN. Naam.
Srtise 3iiee balten sur Mecrmueatipn Ter
qalagiere in %Srutbprrt, @reenirocc, Iranflin,
enlntur9b unp Columbus an, ntrbineeu I'D, i'll
SsYn1rur nit ren ;3iiaeu Der Sbio II. MiiNiirei
Bahn, unr in louisville nit ben :3iacn rer ypuis~
sille, 1%rantfrr! unp Remington, unp louisville une
Nalbpitls Neaps.
5radt< 3uee 0shsn td9lit. 6radt ritr eiirtt~
lih ~teiorst.
Office, Marilru Tsrrt, Menlsite.
u. g. Sarpthere, Sup't.
S. 8. Mhitepmt, Uradt= slsent. 78t
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ga Grp0e< unb MilwQufee<
Giieubobn.
1860. 4=s:H e! - 1860.

XIV NthAtHt EtItIt .tpHlt VIII VI. paul, Sl>
NntbcaY, Minneorrlis, Yreseett, 5altinas. Hcrs
%vanrins, Minrna unr "a Grrils nad Mifmaufcc.
ebieaar, Ielrrit, Cleveland, Yu1alc, Su(rsnlpn
Srirss: pitratun, YbilarsIrbio, Nrr=Nrrt, 2'p~
ton, V1lIlmr'e, Waibinstrn Gincinnari, ycuis~
willie ct. vrut1. 0oirp unc Mem rlfaus, urb
alien onrern Yunfen in cfu Scr. Gtaaten uub
ZEN Gauora's. -
9teiItnre eriparcn ouf ricl cr Nrute, m6tz
reno Der untertrehun9 FER Ghifiobrt,
100 Dicilen unc "a Stunrcn an 3eit.
3mei t1elid,e :3lsc (Srultae aueaenrmmen)
aeben Spn Va Grrie ot, ME frlat:
Grlfer 3u9 ..... ......u UNI 2 l1br Madm.
3msitsr Bug .......... UNI 7>3O Born.
Iie Nertincuna aelhiebt an Der Milmaufee-
unh Chicago Giicntahn unp nit ZEN DampitDten
I'M Cafe Midigau.
Sn ga Grrilt emmett pe 3ies an I'm, 10 llbr
Az Minutsn Nadmlttags, unp IL llbr IS Miiu.
Yprn,ittaas.
@rn Ga Grpie na9 Gbicaep fabrt man
in IS Stunrcn.
Die gol1nN it fc tiNis ME ouf iraene einer
ancern Hpute.
Scrbtnbunacu.
Nh Der junctirn nit her Jpnb tu Gao unb
Slbfclb Gilcntotn tsi 5rriecn nit rcr 5oriecA
une Ssrlin Gilentobn; 3u Milmaufce nit ees
etlca9c uno Milmoutee luo Watertrmn Giicn-
babn; nit rem I1mpfern fir eie Getrrit unb
Milmoufee uno SbetrY9an 8abn; icmie fur re
Qate Surericr, Green Say unb Gouinsmcpt
Nputeu.
N- Irpu9b Iidet9 ertdlt man lit ter
lidet= Office Der Grmroanie, an rer Z ritten @tr.,
nate pem 9lmerieon 5cuie, in Ct. Yaul, M,nn.
CAPT. 6. 6. Wecroc>
1idu<Nsent, Ct. Vaul.
B. W: WiliOn, General Naent rea We1eus.
Gbmin s. @ooerih, Wannaer, Wtilmoutee.
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SfII enIT cennise Imporisd CoeIx.

oerssssk ef rsaeztse zzt uex4nz ei<arssz seq
- eztlle- Uezi<sys z4r1<<s ersrs t.zln< - = i
z - sAz Psrs ar<.zIr. us sheela ee be zPg - r.
ssFs eali sfem al 1e..zEs zss easss11<rz xe>z
s1x zzz1s t1e cEse e are sat.< A<I H-<z
EI<kpto ezn<x1s b-ss s<zz sueezz1ls
lssyss-<f a ava CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04

NASHVILLE. TENN SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4. 1860

FTNHIS GAS is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
Il for elegance, economy safety and simplicity
cannot be surpa ssed. The fixtures in the same
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures
Its advantages that It is portable gas light
unrivaled for briliiancy cheapness ceanlin sss aud
is required II is easy regulate, and requires no
trimming, and for attention, after light
ing. 1t is perfectly safe and free. from xolosion
and has odor smell while burning. The lig ht
can be made 10 burn with any degree of hrilancy,
by turninga screw, aad be increased instant me-
ousIy in volume from that of a candle 10 ten or
twenty, by turning valve in ordinary gas.
The yesper t.as fame and fixtures precisely re-
sembic, in form those Of coal gas, bat IN brancy
and purity OF light, II possesses deciied adsan-
tage over any coal gas. = requires no chimney,
there is need OF daily trimming of q vick, aad
the construction Of the axtnres 50 simple that Il IS
iabie set out Of order and child
age 10 really. The gas burned In lhe Fesper nx-
tare is generated from pure coal oil, or ssvesper
Oi,'' (which manufactured expressly for this bur-
foreign ingredients, and its supply is unlimited.
The fixtures themselves adapted in styles to
suit all tastes, from the plain, simple light burner
to the most elegant and costly chandelier. Each
fixture perfect in itself there is out ay to be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c.
The gas generated in this burner, aud all fixtures
from the cheap single light to the expensive chan
de.ier miniature gas works. are ia themselves. They
sold prices which do not exceed the cost OF
dinIry ga fixtures o. similar styles and ornamena-
ton.
Churc hes hotels pablic halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences thrOug hont tue Stlte
now be fltei up with these elegant and convenient
chandeliers and other beautiful gas fixtures which
add much TO the appearance of such places, and
TO the comfort OF the home Circle and winch, here
tofore could be used only those favored dstr cts
embraced within the coal gas limits of large cities.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

Prof Of Chemistry in the Ky, school Of Medicine,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
Home Testimonials.

FrOi" tue Rev. p. :. Fdil n Ishvnle.
NASHVILLE, Dec, II, 1853.
Col. 7. II. TAYIoR-DeaT Sir have used for some
time, Of the Vesper Lamps and beg leave to
express my obligations TO you Tor having introduced
Il my D2tce. To persons living i'll the country
in parts OF the city where gas cannot be hal, or
VIM may desire light much more economical than
gds-Ind Ut The same time fully equal 70 Il iliuiui-
nAtlng power-this apparatus will prove desiIera-
rum
| regard this as the most beautiful and most useful
entIUn for procuring, at small cost, the advan
ages OF gas light that 1 have the
same time that perfectly stfe-iu explosion being
imp tssibie-ut the lamps pie Ia construction
aud ged with ease.
Very truly yours,
p 6 FALL.
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American and Foreign
STEREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
E. THONY,
sos Rroadway. New York.

BUS HroadWay, NOW York.
after May Isl, 1860. sol BRO4DRAY, tsUc
doors from The 81 McItol1s HofeL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04

LiJUIoFILLb aug. 70, 1909.
W. H. SETTLE, ESQ II gives me great pleasure to
state after Il IrIt the 'tVesper Lamps
ii my study for six weeks st, and alter observing
CLOSELY Tor the length of time, the experiment
OF lighting - Union Ient,' with these lamps,
have eutlre confidence in heir efi5scy 1t
ey afford all the auvautIgss al the besI gas
hgbs 10 those wbJ live oat Of tne ctles anu large
fine process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
read ly learned, the fixtures simple aAd so
litIe liable 10 get o OF order, the cost the light
comparatively 50 Lite C, and the whoIe free IRON
all anger, tdat { needs oIiy IN acq .int Ince
Ihe part vi the pubic with the VespeT Gas Lamp ["
bring general use tn sh Jut the Country.
Yours truly,
STUART ROBINSON.
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NASHVILLE Dec. 1859.
From n. ID. Co.'S. Nashville

From y. ID. Cross Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Doc. II, 1859.
MEssRs- I. H. TAYLOR & Co: have had .nu for
about montis past, one OF your Nesper Gas
Lights, aud Il gives great pleasure STATE, that
reg ard IL lar superior any other portable light
that have mot with.
Its simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
of expJsbOn, cleanliness, steai,ness and purity OF
light, are qualities that must recommend Il 10 any
one whO ~lii try Il. IL gives IIgnI which To me,
10 be equal in bri.lancy Ia the ordinary gas
Light Very Respectfully,
Y. ID. CROSS.
These only very few OF the testimonials we
have. Cal aud examine Tor yourself, at No. 81
ColiOnade Building. Cherry street Nts.tvIlic Team.
THOMAS h. fAfL0R & 90.
janl2-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest lot UI COain the city Oi NaShvliie is at
i tue .trNA YARD, which Is tue only place thai;
gives the legal ght per bushei It guaranteed
to ivc more heat, ashes ani SCOT than any otIe
low offered Iur sale. We viii continue TO supply
our Ir!cads and customers at our usual lOa pTiUss
iurtag tue coming wlnIer- Try the -EINA COAl
cJHvinCcl tat II Is the most economical IL
Iic market. orders drOppcd Ia Box ~, 7. u, or at
tue iArd &c " u n l.. D"tbIt Sill be prompt
~ ttt.,ii,Ica 20. SAMUEL J. AuSEW.
mi 4 IL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific me- 4 and others who have oroughly
tested the merits of the Ycsper Gas Air Light,
pronounce il the best and cheapest light now known
Numberless testimonials being received daily
from ali quarters roucbng for the excellence Of this
light, few Of which given below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
Sanfsrd's Challenge Heaters.

Iusf reserved ist Of Ssafsr1's csiebe4le1 CT AL
~ LEs6S iistfsSs, rae "a 80 powerful aessers
siii te sre sizs< fasl ssssfs kaos4 faay Il pa
81 = use "a sFis sisasss, fasiie 4 ss. Casssfs,
sipfsss &c. Sstsias s-psflsf 50 than hss sssa "a
ytlalsi-
n Al sfisn g tAeH hsss VARSITY Of sthsr stoves
ef ne essf ala a. "a arsptes4 ~ pat a. far
aAess <e a . - al asssfietiaas Of wsFk - ny
Etls, Al n shoftezs se<lee.
aosk3-I J<o. ". WILSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
Kentucky Testimonials.

Thos 5. Page, Esq, State Aud tor.
To WIN H. SETTLE, Esq Louisgills, ky.-Dedr Sir:
We have beea and are using your ''Vesper Gas, %
perfectly satisfied with its utility. II gives
solt bril- liant and beautiful light ami is perfectly
secure from explosion Ii Is very cheap aid
nomcal use, aud of far less than any other
light. We satisfied that it will som be adopted
by all persons who have not the opportunity OBJ
taining IS, and also to whom gas accessible aud
with whom cheapness in the original outlay for fx
and the continual expense Of burning OBJ
ject.
Yours, &C., c. s. MoREHEAD,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
Fresh seeds.

C,LoVER, Timothy Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
T., Urcu..Ti seed just received, anu Tor SAFE
low lu. c,sd. RAINS, Bbo"N Y Co.
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C. s. MOREHEAD,
Thus. ). PAGE.
Yours, &c


W. II. SETILE-Dear sir Afier haylug made a
ough examination of the ''Vcsper Gas, ,, in rela-
ton Illuminating pewer, chem zeal Composition
etc. do nesitstc to recommend It being
Ter a more economical as well as possessing great
intensity of lllum than any other material
now in
In the laboratory it is superior to the alcohol a
means of obtaining heat and will be found of in
valuable u the druggist well as tue
featuring chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
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Full and Choice Stock Of Dry Goods at Co
billiard Tables for Safe
Yrunks. Trunks!..
]. B. & A. V. Rutland,

hE Just In receips OF . very superior lot Of La.
- atss sna Gentlens1's Traseiins frsnk<. te-sa:
The Eugenia Tranks-largs a.d haaass.ne:
. beigraia do ds- do
a. 6estleRea' 4 sole Leather Trunks--eox.rsa
gstaer siIb s.asss, Carpes Bags, Raairesd Bags
JAaiI-a J. b. q a. v. RUn.ASD. 4
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DissoLUrION.

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dtas ttt sIg.s % =. aat C. ASagRsoS Il
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AUsTENS. Agents,

Reliable orders from the Trade, by Nail or Ieie-
graph ,diled, OIL appllcationto
AUSTENS, Agents,
% PearlsIreet, Ny
KEROSENRis alsoto be obtained at the Manuiac-
tu.rs' Frioces of alltheNew York Wholesale Drug
lfgirs, GrIcers ,CGmphee aud turning Fiuid Manu-
aoLurers and 1 callers Ia Lamps.
\. .B.-kEROSENE l. It's the trade mark ofthe kero
senc oil Co.. aSd all persons are Cautioned agtihs
,,si,,, th 4. ,d..-nlark for other oils. octi-5m
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Co-PARrNER SHIP.
CHURCH AsDGks1f 4 CD,

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IHk sarxs saz eesTe1s=aI s.ers as sAa s,srsA a
% tls s'-1ae s1asrs. 80 eseselz = ~ kosa
s.s.ses 49, ts< se<.1< >zpls - -. kzzzs ~
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irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wheat.

IN N3toreandforsaIeafewo barrels ole xcelleB Iris.
i ruLsuoes hlZELL, HOOPER a co.
s,pE5-u
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
T o r S A L E.
w poseGoseIlIli"ur RealEstatein DaVIdsoLco
sfollOws:

UVISHING to make otherInvestments, ePfo
w poseIo Sc eIIIliour RealEstatein DavIdsoLco, :,
asfollUws:
That Suburban Residence.
ON the franklin turnpike within halIa mile
the city AND opposite the residence OF late Jo-
semi W Horton. This ls, perhaps, the most com
uilu,liug site the vicinity oi NdsuViiieJ ana IS
most .sr Ountry residence The house WILDE
soI,I vrit iZcr 5 acres purchaser may
That Valuable Farm,
xpownasthe Sims tract situated on the omlthTurn
nike (oI Lebanon roId) within three miles Ol Nash
yiIe out.tuiu $50 acres. rhe soils gOOd ,it well
vtred .ud Li.nbered and can be DIVIDED INTO small
tracts of twenty acres and upwards, al OF which
admirably adapted iOr country residences, market
sarueusaBd d daIry arms. Also that
Beautiful Farm,
ons me road now occupied bJ r-C- Accampbeli,
aud or alerIy owned by Tom dardIng containing
about s51 This place IS SO we'll Known as TO
noed nc description. IL wiialso be divided
Jaros4scrs To- AeCAinpoe ii~ iiis hOssscee
places - any one who wiIicall.
AiItne so~sys property WILDE sold on reasonable
terms anu on a arediIoI one ,two three and four
years
AppIytoA.y. ). .LIndsIey Nashville or 20 either
oIIAeIudersigned.
THOS. G NcCAMPBELl,
six miles rom ' SasevIlle.
}. A Mct;AAPBELL,
aprl Nasty iIle-
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From Seabury & Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant aud beautiful
ignt, that is cheap id portable, aId perfectly safe
fte tructiOn of the Nesper Gas burner and tie
retOrl IS perfectly simple, tnaI II cannot get out
vi order, u explode.
The management OF the burner is easily undo r
stood, aud requires but little more atenlod TO Keep
clean and ia good order IIu ordinary gas hxturcs
rue Igut produced by the Yesper Gas cJasider
fuly equal, IN every respect 10 any other kind ol
las lisnt.
JOHN n. sEA3URY,
T.J. SEABURY,
ii. !. PEACH.
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From Mr. Alexan Ter Fan, Nashville.

From Mr. Alexan ier Fall, Nashville.
Mr.. THIaAs H. FAYLDR-Detr Sir have been
using the Nesper Gas Lamp sold by you, siace Sep
teu.Oer l.st, aad perfectly satisfied III It It
Of the most ocono meal If NOT the mi
CAL well brilliant lgns that be had. IL is
easily mauaged, and unneSititingy recommend 1t
20 all out OF the reach of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
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NENOsENE OaL.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co..,
A Reduced Price

(EsTABLIsHED 1854
A NNOUNCE that, having made great improve
N ments in the manufacture of Kerosene, they are
now enabled to offer it to Ihe Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention ofconsumers is respectfully called
the su bjoined table the result az photometrica
examination by EDWARD N KENT, of New York.
Chemist and dated Feb 3 1856.
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Afw-1)orh.

From vIscHER, OWEN co. .e..s-., ..,..-.:-.--
mouse ,Appieton Building $40 Broadway
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