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the entry by the prisoner being proved does not
ny imply msn. deiraud and the Court doss 20 charge
whether the intent was such or not IT the evidence
oes not eouv'nce the jury that he intended 70 deraad
that this entry should the creation OF some claim
or pnrport or md Affect create claim Ii II either
Gre s'ec Claim, or purported or affected IT, then 1t would
come within the act II the entry made, a. aug
gesAd by the Prisoners counsel 70 conceal former
i.and, tben .he offence would no. fall within
should be Obtained by the prisoner out II the
intent was to create claim 1t was sufficient
IL WIS not necessary for the jury decide whether Lane
is or IL not debtor OF the bsnk,he question s as 10
the intent 10 defrand the bank The jury had right TO
take into consider aion the confession 10 Mr. MonahAn
unless they believed that was improperly obaino
rom me y, 'sober. obtained by threats with hope
they should dismiss IT, but the jury believed that the
confession was gwen voluntarily then they have right
10 regard H. Inc Court also To charge that
the prisoner intended to deraud his father aud not the
bank thw lndcment cannot be sustained is the duty
o. ths Jury aey are satisfied that the evidence susns
me charge, 70 una Inc prisoner guilty II they
satisfied that he made this entry with fraudulent intent
II was Their dpy 10 acqpm HIM
Mr.. holmes asked the Court Ia charge that the act
under which II Ia assumed that the Fulton Bank has be-
come an Organised corporation requires the names
sno RESIDENCES OF all the shareholders shall be stated ia
the articles Of association
That N those articles the OF certain trustees and
the shares ~hch they respectively held purported 70
Thomas StrAfd Garrison aud - others trustees city
OF New YORK, three hundred and thirty nine-ass'
that the place of residence Of Elizabeth B. Clark by D.
being set apart for her name.
That in the absence of these elements the articles
voo, and the Fulton Bank is not in WOW Of law body
AN institution capable o being defrauded that therefore,
the defendant should be acquitted.
The Court declined SO 70 charge and counsel for defence
excepted
The jury retired at quarter past two O'Clock and
having been in deiiberatou for about fifty minutes,
came into Court with verdict OF equity" The accused
oid not manifest any feeling Of agitation.
was then agreed that Thursday next the prosecu
ton would move Tor judgment, tn counsel
argue & motion for . trial the p0in.s raised.
The Court adjourned 10 Monday al ten O'Clock.
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e South would nj 90 out Of the Unioa but she wers
prt o'ed BY federal authority she would sese the
fecera Ir perty within her limits and defend herself
The speech was received with great cheering
The Convention did not express preference for any
ono for tie Presidency. The majority favored Southern
COnference.
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The Harper's Ferry Raid.

CHARIksTowN, Va, Feb. 10, 1860.
Stephens and Hazlett, the last victims Of the John
Brown raid kept in the closest confinement Stephens
says he feels cheerful and resigned than he ever
expected TO be- and remarked yesterday that the
Of suffering In good sufficient conso-
lston. Hszttt is very low spirited, and declares he
would infinitely prefer the wds Of Kansas to his present
poeition
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d LTERATIvE, TONIC, DrURErIC
"A AND ANrtDYsPEPTfC CORDIAL
STOMACH BITTER.


Re 10 ask for L~dfzrds Morning Call In the
liable bitter The world II dyspeps,a II
digestive and gives tone md
vsy tho coats Of the stomach II nvgorates the entire
ia Invaluable In Of gravel aIectons OF
the eepersive orRsDs II s particularly recommended 10
ladiss deiicse health, falls To prusnote the
strength ard reqularty Of the system 1t slso - beve
the most and -ahfn preparation eYant and full
fs in eminent degree all the purposes for which true
tonic and nvigorapg cordial stomach bitter be recon-
meDded
The attention Of first css liquor aud grocery houses
throughout the Union invited above popular article
ALSO 10 the follow ing list of choice lIQU ERs-,
LkHfAkD'S OLD DOMINION MINT JULEP
PUNCH.
GIN eUCKTAIf.
BRANDY COCKTAIL.
BOURBON WhlSh ny COCKTAIL.
BON sAkTE.
ROYAL WINDSOR BIITERa.
tlhE OLD East INDIA ARRAC PUNCH.
BRANDY SMASH.
bOuBi.N ORANGE CURACAO.
Also sole AGENTS for Van Bunts AROMATIC scffE
Dam sCHEAPPS.
1he gods ordered any the large gro
Gerry and auor houses nsw York from
respondents ia Ne~ orleans,
Xessra l. J. HART CO.
BERLIN 4 SON
y South william s;reet York
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From Mexico.


New ORLEANS, Fep. IL, 1900.
Vera Cruz mails Of tho 10th are TO hand. Mramon's
army en- us way TO that city consisted Of 5000 men with
81 pieces artillery. Juarezs force consisted Of 700
meo, with $50 pieces Of heavy artillery Active prepa-
tons making by the latter for the defence Of he city
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Married.

CArrRHY-BAGKS.-By the Rev. Father Copor, OF st.
Peters Church. JOHN CAfFIKY Miss CArlARISg t.
BAGxS, both OF this city.
LAwsoS-WAIBxR In this city on Thursday, Feb. IA,
by Rev. DR.. MITCHELL LEWIS LAWSON - Hiss ANNE A.
WALLER, daughter OF the late Thomas Waber, all Of this
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WOMEN VoTIsG IN CANADA-ln reply To the question:
Can the elections Of School Trustees? Or
R!estB Superintendent of schools in the Upper Pro-
vince, stated ID SarDa, that they rated
iectors roll there nothing in the &C! TO prevent
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BOSTON, Feb. ID, 1850.
The snow and sleet storm incommodes railroad travel
The three O'Clock afternoon train from New York yeser
DAY arrived $40 morning. The Bay State reached
FsH River this morning. and her passen-
gers reached Boston at 1890 TIE passengers by the
Norwich boat will come through TO morrow morning.
Passengers Slonngton had not arrived at six O'Clock
this ching.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

fINO THE fUBIIC.
WoLFE's sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs,
medicinal diet drink Of eminenuy sautary qualities manu
featured by himself exclusively 1t his factory ScheaA
made from barley that csu be selected In Ru-
rope, with the Of Italian berry, aCkno
aimee acquired higher reputation both in Europe AID A.
RIGA, than any other diureuc beverage.
In gravel govt and rheumatism obstruc.tons Of tho ba
decided and invariably reliable. And u not only remedy
for these msdes but In AL cases in which they
cause OF them, operates as 3 sure preventive
The easing upon The bowels bladda
them produced By the great ipiaad
rivers Ike the Ohio Mississippi and Alabama from the large
state Of solution known that OF ths waters q
lime stone regions IN producing gravel cacu and sione b
the bladder The aromatic schedam schnapps absolute
corrective Of ese injurious properties Of bad and
sequenty the Diseases which they 10 au
found 10 be and OF and ague disease
caused by the copoin effects Of vegetable malaria In the A.
nosphere and vegetable pu,rescenees the hose
district. In which principally prevails Tho aromatic s,he
or about TO settle in those parts OF the country
cislly well as by every community where -
become Known account OF III various other remedial pro-
periies.
In all OF dropsica tendency generally Only
remedy required adopted In tho early stages OF IL
uiies diet drink. and especially dinner 10 found by
uniform experience, be einen,y eBcseoas In the md
obstinate hen the beet Of the usual remedies have
failed TO afford more than temporary relief
lis ndtous adoption in connection with the principal meah,
relieve be debility protracted chronic alA
Dies tempe exhsused vital energy BY what
most eminent medical both 10 Europe Unfse1
stR<s have sestmony which b.
Put In quart end pin, bottles In OF one and two
aosn sacn With The name on the bottle cork and
gists AID country merchants In the puted States.
UDOlPBO WOLFE
Sole Manufacturer and Importer
Nos 1s, 10 and 22 beaver stree, New Yoskt
-
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Ladies' Furs, FAsniOn Hats, Skating
Csps-WhI4E, Halter, 2io Broadway, opposite ST Paus
cku nm
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Trusses OF Every DescI iption for Perma-
retention of rupure bahp 1russes Supporters Shout
Beces sorry Bandages Glk elastic socxios
Caps spkles md ali sprgca appliances, scientifically ap
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BaIeDel0x's HAIR Dye. VIA and ToApes
factory removed l6 Bond Private entrance for
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Bsrsy's Trtc"pheroos f. the Beat aad
ctebpes article fer dressing, beauty ce1tetag CURING
pres,rsbg and Restoring The Lsoies, try H. Sod oy all
druggist
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Exchanges.

Exchanges.
NOZZLE, Feb. II, 1860.
Sight exchange on New York is at par
CHICAGO, Feb. IL, 1860.
Sight drafts on New York per premium for
renCy and "a per cent premium for gold.
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills.-Per-
bed ridden for months pans, have
speedily restored by using remedies
The UIInent exr local pxin, whe the Pulls purify
blood.
CrlstadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
peesThe best In the worid-W hoesAle retail; and the
bye privately applied At No 6 Astor H,uso
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Beautiful Complex iOn.-Lairtl'
LIQUID for identifying and preserving complexion
and skin, map be trieo gratis At 439 broadway
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herr7nE's FaSonS Chs ps"n Fire
ana bureisr proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray
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LvrRyBonY usYs Dr oRATB's ELECTRIC OIL rop
II esie by BrkNEa PARK, Is sud rs Para row and n
drusshss- Pree. - c's, 70 es and " per bons
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT "a 5e-boBBLE SOLE WATERPROOF SAWED
- Peos At JONE3 10 and IL Ann SO 81 French
calf dreas Boots. N. B.-CsN and them.
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Court Calendar This Day.

Court Calendar This Day.
SUPREME CouK-CIRcur-rart / Court Of Oyer and
Termiper Part 2-Nos 8, 49, $50, 400, 4S4 $50, $780,
1853, 3l7, 3, lo1 sS2, $40, $780, l44 $685. 3ol 3l 4o5
4(S.
SUPERIOR CouRr -Part1 az old City HalD--Nos Is,
43, ST. 276, $685. SOL AL 507, $751; 59I $685. $685. COL
e07, 607h, 506 Part p Nos 27s iS4. 4i2, 5CS 1O2S
1885, 400, 400, l24 80, S2e 49, 24e 100, 2o &c. 4S2
Drawings Of France, Broadbcnts & Co.'s
Sussex CoUsrr-CIAss A. FEBRUARY 49, 1860
AZ, rs. 80, A, %, Z, u, 80, AS, 3s, 80, &c.
40, 80, II, ~, rs, n, 81, IL, So, AZ, 80, 81.
FRANCS. BROADBks1s 4 co,
Managers Wilmington. Delaware.
Omcial Drawing of Hodges, Davis &
Co.'S Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia
CLASS 251. FEBRUARY Is, 1850.
so, TO- g. Al, %, 10, ~, 80, j, 3, IL, 46, 3d. lS
Prizes Dashed At 5ss Broadway. Crcula's sent free
HODGES. DAVIS CO.. Managers, Macon, Ga
DrawlnHs or the Delaware State Lotto
nes WOOD kDDY CO., Manages
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DxLAwARr-ExrRA CLASS, NO IS, FEBRUARY IS, 1860.
u, 81, 4, 60, AZ, IL, 20, S, rs, 28, 81, "a.
DELAwARk-CLAss NO. 81 FEsRUAaY 49, 1860
80, 46, rs, So, 43, A., IL, IA, 62, 4S, SO, 49, Sc.
&C. Z Sh1ss q e.
Fine Paintinss-Over Fifty to he Sold
at auction on Monday evening" ahe:ste A9A Broadway
Mr.. WiDslow's Soothing syrup.
Millions Of toes are uted every In the United
sass Tor Children esshns with nevsr failing SUGGEST Re
singers Sewing Macnines, for Families.
an snc ~ a purpS's are aneansed They
than any machine In market The family machines SO and
80, are sarScung uDfversai attention.
u. SINGER L co 45S Broadway. N. y,
mo Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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THE RIFT AND THE SPRAY
in TpN ~EhCVRY
HENDKICKsON BLAKE Il LONG,
General Agoutx
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THE RIFT AND THE SPRAY,
l. In 'bt
TIE RIFT AND THE SPRAY,
In the
TIE RIFT AND TIE SPRAY.
In the
THE RIFT AND THE SPRAY,
In The
HENDRICKSON,
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Mr.. WtDslOW'S Soothing syrup.
Millions Of hotties uted every the United
States for children teethns with failing
lsef INN ediAte and cefAin. Only Is cents bottle.
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In addition to the foregoing points for the Defence Mr.
Holmes submitted the following
Twelfth, That jury have any reasonable doubt 10
view OF the evidence any Of alleged facts
that the defendant made the entry set forth in he ndct
mens, with the intent 70 deraud the Fulton Bank that the
entry Itself discharged, diminished increased created
pecuniary Obligation, claim credit, purported to
SUCH that the entry maze before the
fraud WAS Der aud NOT afterwards with view
up previous defslcaons With any other
that charsctersuch doubts the property Of the
prisoner, and he must be acquitted.
The Judge, in charging the jury said is not often In
the OF public justice that either the Court
The jury feel much pleasure 10 the discharge Of their
duty ana there are often cases where the
the DUTY painfully dsagreeable and looking a
the situation OF the prisoner and the position he has held
the present Of Them. But lay imposes
the Court and jury duty which they must perform with
out permitting their sympath,es to interfere with the
course Ut justice. The Court would give them the law
governing aud controlling the case az briefly as possible,
and would De the DUTY Of the jury to decide upoo the
facts. The prisoner u charged under with
an attempt to defraud corporation, by meaus
The offence which embodied In this Law Is making
entry with the Of deirauding To pro ye tbs Of
fence Tor the prosecution to establish the
fol owing factsFrst That toe PRISONER made entry
second That the entry false Third Tnat II Is IN
book kept by moneyes corporation wirnia State
Fourth. That pecuniary obgauoa, clam credit shall
purpor TO be created or In any effected Filth Tna
The intent was TO oefrand the corporaioa There Is
as lar as Tue evidence goes that he prisoner ide
in a book kept rs record Of notes other
for collection He made the entry whep, according TO
the bsnmony, NO such noe was In the bank; NO such
Tote was ever Issued by the parHes from whom pur.
uorted TO Gomez and the evidence of the witnesses con-
with The bank 70 which VAS purported to b scot
was tha, II never WAS received IRON the fulton Bank
Tor cole elton. The next qoss,ion is whether TINS
entry rs false not, the charge must
entirely fall to the ground, that 1t maze by tue pri
soner mere doubt The question whether the co
Try created pec1Dary Obligation or not depenos upon
The surrounding circumstances The offence may be
committed by making the entry IN the box OF cprpo
ration and necessary that tse BOOK should % the
eo.k Of dealer, and 10 be delivered cut of Toe bank
Tho Court M asked Tie Jury Inc fact
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THE RIFT AND THE SPRAY,
Splepdidly illustrated by barley,
In the NEW YORK MERCURY for March
HAkDRiCKSUN, BLAKE LONG,
Il and Is Ann street.
Area
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Of success
"Jeanie Deans" Ia now entering on its seventh week Of
uninterrupted Laura Keenes theatre. Accord
ing to present appearances is likely TO enjoy many
weeks more Of the same good fortune
The performances the Winter Garden this week will
be Of the lighter order order to suit the peculiar talents
to night The pieces for this evening the
"Ccpjugal LESSON Jenny Lind and An Object Of
Interest"
To night will be produced for the first time at Cooke
Amphitheatre Nblos Garden the magnificent equestrian
spectacle of the Field Of the Cloth Of Gold" There is
10 be grand tournament scene, which win occupy the
entire stage and ring and In all other respects the specta
Gle WILL It is said be Of the most gorgeous and eec
tive OF lis kind that has ever been produced here
AT the old Bowery theatre will be produced for the first
time 10 night, grand spectacular fairy drama, called
aladdin, the Wonderful Lamp" Great expense has
been gone TO TO insure continuous run Oh success
The Western Star Sisters concluded very successful
| engagement 1t the New Bowery theatre on Saturday
night and this evening the regular company and the OLD
favortes including Mrs. w. G. Jones and Aessrs Fox and
borsce, who have been playing the Ocoroon IN Bos'
ton, will make their rcntyee IN new drama, by Mr r.
Poole, entitled "woDgang, the wrecker Daughter"
At the Broadway Boudoir the Webb Sisters continue TO
meet with fair snare OF success
At Rarnum's there has been change OF programme
The "uctoroon continues 70 attract crowded audiences
In African mipstresy stocks are rarely II ever beos
par George Chrisy continues TO draw houses
Nolos, whilst at the Mechanics Hall the Bryant troupe
are doing nearly An equally good business
Gardiner Coyne, the Irish comedian and vocalist com
q farewell engagement at the Bowery theatre
the go. He s about leaving, understand for CAor
! MIA and Ausualia
Mr. j. n. Aliens benefit at the old Bowcry on wednss
| day evening, n perfect Jam. Mrs. Alien aud Mr
Jameson, from the Winter Garden. AMI other poessar
] arttts, assisted.
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Fine PafntinNs-Over Fifty to he Sold
at auction on Monday evening, ahe.s A9a Broadway
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DEAD TIE NEW STORY
HI IN IHE MERCURY,
THE hlFT AND THE Spray.
HENDRICKSON, BLAKE LONG,
General Agents,
n and q akr0gk
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-08
NASHVILLE. TENN. THURSDAY.
Misfellaneons.
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
AND
Most Convenient Arti ial Light
In THE WORLD.

TI,HIS G AS is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
Il for elegance, economy, safety and simplicity
cannot be surpassed. The fixtures in the saline
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Its advantages are that it is portable gas light
unrivaled for brilliancy, cheapBess cleann and
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ing. II is perfectly safe and free from explosion,
and has no odor or smell while burning. The light
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by turning screw, aud be increased instant4ne-
ousIy in volume from that Of candle to ten
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The Vesper Gas flame and fixtures precisely re-
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there is no need OF daily trimming of a wick, and
the construction Of the fixtures is simple that il IS
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foreign ingredients, and its supply is unlimited.
The fixtures themselves adapted in styles to
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fixture is perfect in itself there is outlay TO be
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The gas is generated in this burner, and all fixtures,
from the cheap singlelight to the expensive chan
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are sold prices which do not exceed the cost OF
dinary ga fixtures similar styles and Ornamental
ton.
Churches hotels, public halls, stores, steamboats,
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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
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tofore could be used only in those favored districts
embraced within the coal gas limits of large cities.
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Kid GIsres.

Iusf rseslsesl a ssssft1sat q b<st Ki< eiesss
st-sf "a. nreliL
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Boston.

rasing Agency Of S. N. rETTNeIIL
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Home Testimonials.

v. U. FdII,
NASHVILLE, Dec, IL, 1859.
Cot. T II. TAYLoR-Dear SIR /: 1 have used for some
time one Of the Vesper Lamps ami beg leave to
cxpiess my Obligations To you for having introduced
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" no may desire a light much more economical than
gAs-tnd The time fully equal to il in ilium
Ating power-this apparatus will prove dcsldera-
tum
l regard this the most beautiful aud most useful
invention for procuring, at small COST the advan
Iigys of gas light that / have at the
SANE time perfectly stfe-an explosion being
impUSsIble-Ini the lamps are simple Ia construction
aud managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 1859.
From n. D. Cross, Nashville

From n. ID. Cross, Nashville
NAsavILLE, Tenn, Dec. IL, 1859.
MEssRs T. IL. TANLok x Co.: have had IA use for
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regard Tar superior 10 any other portable light
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LIS simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
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IizhG are qualities that must recommend lt to any
one who wnltry lt. 1t gives igat which 10 me,
seems ~ be equal brilliancy the ordinary gas
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y. b. CROSS.
fhese are only very feS Of the testinoal As We
have. Gail and exalnine for yourself, at No. IL
Collonade Building Caerry street, Nashville Team.
THOMAS IL. TAYLOR 4 CO.
JanI2-tf
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LOUISVILLE aug ~, 1909.
W. II. SETTLE, ESQ 1t gives me great pleasure to
state after trial OF OF the ''Vesper Gas Lamps,
my study for six weeks past, and alter observing
closely the same length OF time, the experiment
of Lighting Union Tent" with these lamps,
have entire confidence in their efficacy. 1t seems to
me th ey afford all the advantages OF the best gas
lights those who live out Of the cities and large
towns.
The process of preparing and lighting the lamp is
readily learned, the fixtures are SO simple aud so
comparatively so little, and the whole free from
ali danger, Il needs only mere acquaintance on
the part OF the public with the Vesper Gas Lamp l"
bring int. general use throughout the country.
Yours truly,
STUART ROBINSON.
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS EXceleDcy, Gov. c. II. MOrehead, and
Thos 5. Page, Esq, State Auditor
To VIM. II. SETTLE, Esq, Louisville, Ky.-DedT STR:
We have been and are using your ''Vesper Gas ,"
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nomcal use, aud Of far less cost than any other
light We satisfied that it will soon be adopted
by ali persons who have not the opportunity OF OBJ
tainIng gas, and also TO whom gas accessible and
with HON cLeapHess in the original outlay for fix
and the continual expense of burning is an ob
jeCt.
Yours, &C., c. S. NoREHEAD,
THOS. ;. PAGE.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the Vespcr Gas Air Light,
pronounce the best and cheapest ight now known
Numberess testimonials being received daily
from ali quarters vouching for the excellence Of this
light a few of which are gwen below.