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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-16

FATAL SHooTisa.-A most melancholy Difficult
ty occurred at Madison Court House. in this State,
on Monday last, between q Mr.. Dickson and
Msssrs. Morris and Bishor, all citizens Of that
place, In which the two last named gentlemen
were fatally shot This bloody disaster, WAS the
resnlt, as we are informed of an old disagreement
between Dickson and Morris. Mr.. Bishop 10
came involved as the friend of his brother.in law.
Mr. Morris Tallahassee Fiorsdian, 9th
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PosT-oFFiCE AFFAIRs.-Postmaster Genera
CamnheII has order ed the following:

APPOINTMENTS Leonard G. Shingleton. posfmas
ter Hebron Peasants county. vice Amos Gorreil,
resigned Fleming Bates, postmaster Bfoekneai,
Campbell county, vice Samuel q, Whitiow, resign
ed. William w. Perce, postmaster Carter
Bridge, Albemarls county, wee A. C. Wingnsid
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John Zell, well known independent policeman
Of Baltimore, died on Saturday.
Herman E. Lud Hig, . German lawyer ana au
,hor, died In New York. Thursday.
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OREGON FRUIT This Territory is said to be
one of the faest fruit growing regions In the world
1t is estimated Gays an exchange) that not less
than s75.00o worth of apples will be- shipped TO
California this season, and that S30,000 worth
we're sold last year. The size of the apples is nj
most incredible-a bushel having been exhibited
whose average WAS eighteen ounces each. 1t 10
no uncommon thing to see specimen apples weigh.
ing from one and half TO two pounds.
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Z 1OAI " is-lUNh hks' sALk OF yALU.
~ AnLE ZEAL ESTATE In THE CItY CF
RICHMOND As commissioners appointed by
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Richmcnd pronounced
on the 10Th November, ls5S. in the of Deiaiue
" Deiarue's sdmx, &c. ws shall! proceed sell, ct
public auction. on tae rsemises on ThuRsDAf:
the Sth January. 10 7 at O'Clock r. M If fair, IL
DOT the next fair day the following Va uskls rssl
etse Of witch Sebastian Dearrs late Of said city,
ded Sc zsd VIZ: Lots Nos. 10 23 "a 81. S. 81 80,
80 eI b2 IS in the plan of French Garden front.
Ing On 9Th 10th and Abigail streets On some Of
the lots these four exc.ent brick dwsilisgs,
nearly new having rooms TO each aud several small
framed tsnemeEtx the 1t OF which hsndsomciy
located and by reason of the coHven, Mt scce's TO
them and the fact that along 9Th street sas aud cry
water have been introduced, Are admirably adapted
to residence, for smsil fam lies
After which will be "a Houss ard Lot on the
West line Of Sd street, the city burytng ound
Terms One thisd cssh, balance at 9 and " mes
for negotiable notes interest addsd. sstsfscroGf y
endorsed, and tlte retained TIL last note are pad
of 1hs taxes of 1857 to be paid by the purchaser.
w. w. CRUMP, c.,.,.
T. n. COLEMAN eo"
Sale conducted by 6oDois l. ArPExsos. Aue's.
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At SIX AND auAkTkE scENr. prn wSrs Ioes
the Garner weekly J rice for mailins ID yes. =,
s2.so for six months. Ia advance. ~ 'esi' OF
q The Week Dispatch {. issued .vsu Fri.
oNE. - ~ nsa' =" m uescrihsrsas az 81 per annum
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GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS!
w A LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO BE SolD WITHIN
TW o NTHS!

V. CU1EN,
NO IT'S BROAD STREET,
begs to announce to tbs public that the constant in
crease of his huElness makes 1t imperative to have
his present sore enlarged, and in order have the
improvement executed as soon possible, ell the
goods will be offered ar such extremely
LOW PRICES
TO secure their
QUICK SALES,
To enumerate the goods and their prices would
take much spsce; suffice it to say that he has in
sore unusually large stock, embracing everything
the
DRY GOODS LINE!
and his facl'i-s for purchasing goods being 81 good
as those # any ether house In the city,
GREAT BARGAINS
nsy be expected.
q 0o's -~'a ~rfueivslv for G. ASH De 2-2w*
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10000 Tickets-3,3o7 Prizes.
HEAHLf ONE PRIZK TO EVERY NINE TIcKKTs

Whole Tickets $50, Halves 8. Quarters $50
etSa- The 6rst SCI Prizes are decided in the usus
Ihs 3 600 prizes of $40 will be determined
nv the sst figure OF the number that draws the $50
'JCy rrtze For example, if the number drawing the
51Ho0o prlze ends with Ne. l. then all the tickets
where the mum Der eEGs iD will be entitled to $40
If the number ends with No. e then all the Tick sts
where the number ends in will be entitled to $40
ana to 0.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates which is the risk
Certificate of Packages Of 10 Whsle Ticksts $50
10 Half so
10 Quarters " IS
Y Address cfders for Tickets or Certificates, ei
ther to y. SWAN & CO, Atlanta Ca
de 10 or g. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-16

SCARLET FEVER This disease is still raging
amongst the children Of our city, aud too great
caution cannot be taken by parents in the care of
their little ones. AT the orphan asylum, upon
Washington street, about thirty children sick.
and the disease has extended children residing In
Asylum street, of which the buildings form quar-.
ter. Iu Cambridge orders have been issued by the
school committee that the better safety of those
attending school the children of those families in
which the disease has appeared must not be allow
ed TO attend school until all danger is passed
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CAPITAL PIXIE

JAEITAIs lkEA
EsS i q d. O0O,!s Aj
SOUTHERN MILITdRYdT 4 dDEMF LOTTERY
class N,
TO be drawn in ths city of NOZZLE Alabama in pub
FRIDAY, JANUARY 50, - 1857. on the Plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS
JOHN HUaTEL and w. w INQUIRE Fsds Com.
missieners
:3aN0o Tickets 3 x9J Prizes.
3IORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EtERY TEN
TICkhI 49,
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nE.TINY DEMONSTRATIONS A.
II - L LIZ iIfnY the La.
nOGG GETT a. ANDEhsOt, CfHOL'
- sTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, GOh- GUs

NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SIS,
invite the ste non of their fenss and the public TO
their stock of FALL GOODS being the best sssort-
rnent they have had to offer in French and Ae'
ican Paper Hangings, sil qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains Damask and Delane Curtain 8oods Cornicea
bands and trimmings for Curtains, Table and Floor
ON Cloths White and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shades. Mattrasses, Feather Beds With mary other
srticIes ia the line Of business which will be sold
worked 10 on the most reasonable terms % ze'-Sm.
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FACILITIES FOR COMMITTING CRIME.-The
New York Police Gazette, speaking of late ar
res: of burglars in that city, says:
THE facilities which the thieves of New York
have for committing crime are almost beyond be
lief Their organization is complete. Iu search
discovered number of confidential letters which
he had received from all parts of the country
The letter 1t would be highly injudicious to
publish; as they implcate respectable merchants
out West and parties in this city, who are sup-
posed to be beyond suspicion. These letters
showed the facility afforded thieves in disposng
OF their property. There also letters from
the owners Of a noted fence in Tenth street. Ia
perusing these letters carefully it was also dis
covered that this gang, with which Moore was
connected, had mechanics and laborers in their
employ, who furnished them with full and accu-
rate description of the houses they were at work
upon.
There were also found number of diagrams of
stores and dwellings, of an innumerable number
OF houses in this city, how the various apartments
were laid cut, and If a store, where the safe or
silks were deposited; II dwelliug.h house, where
the money or the silver plate was located. Who
furnished the thieves with these disgramsl There
Is not store or house worth breaking into but is
as well known to tue burglars as the owners them
selves. Even the very locks the doors
Known, yet no impression has been made with
wax. " no gives information OF this character
New York ID at the mercy of thieves; p, lice;
Eowever effective, can afford adequate protection"
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AOCllON 6AkhS .
EIrTI2 II K2

SALE OF GRIST AND SAW MILL
- Win be sold. to the highest bIdier, ON thep EN-.
ises on the &c h day of December, 1885, the valuable
Grst and Saw Mil known a. Pollard Winston's
They are about miles below Hanover Court House,
sbout2 lies from Pcake's Tura Out on the Virginia
Central Rail Road, and Ia miles from Richmond
TEsMs-One.thrd cash, bird in sis months
and the remaining onethrd In IL months The de-.
f.rred pay mems TO carry interest from day of sae
JAS WINSTON
WA. %. WIr STON,
Executor Of WIN. T FL. POLLARD, decd.
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AND FUR SALE, NEAk HANUvEK
IL COURT HUUSE.-Will be sold, At Hanover
Court House ON the 23i day of DsceS ber, my tract
of Land, rear Hsnover Court Houss, contaiLing so
Acres On this land, which 10 in quarter of mile
Of Va entral Rail Rosd, snd Of the repot At Han.
over Court House, is q comfortable Brick Dwelling
and other necessary out houses. ~.
TERMS accommodating, and made knswn on the
day Of sale JAS. D WINSTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-16

NTUUNrAlN TUP lily virtue Of nsth0ri-
ltl ty under the LAST wil and testament Of VIM G.
L,pscomb deceased, the undersigned will efsr Ut
auction, upon the premises on TUESDAY. the 18th
of Dcc IL fair if not the next fair day. the valuable
5operry ard desirable summer resort, MOUNTAIN
TOP tog. ther with the Farm of 500 acrss, situate
and lying the slus Ridge, at Rockhsn Gsp In the
counties Of Augusta snd Nelson. For pssticua1see
haadbilis or Communicate 18th the su5scfibeu
through the Post Office at this place.
MILTON KlRTLEY,
WIN. H. LiPsCOMB,
Admrs. with the Will annexed Of Wm. 9. Lips
comb, deceased
Mouotain Top, Ausu.ta CO., Nov. 80, 1895.
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Brilliant Sch mel

j. zs5 prizes amounting to-. S326 900
Whole Tickets SIG; Halves $50; Quarters -;
Eighths So
The first 2l9 prizes decided in the usual man
ner.
The 200 Prizes Of $50 will lie determined by the
last figure of III. number that draws the $4,000
or zss. For exantle II the number drawing the
,6tup0 prizs ends with No /, then all the tickets
where the number enan in will be enti led t, $50
If the nusnber ends with No, 2 then all the Tickets
where the number ends IN Z, will be entitled T6U,
and 10 0.
ing at-s wi iIh the llsk
Certidcatse OF packsgs of 10 whole tickets, sIO0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-16

A {sk.ka9Y. 4 Ii Is fH Betting Rue
"A BER PACKING, RUBBER HoSE.--Ws have
good assortment in store Of the best manufacture,
aud are constantly adding TO our stock Leatter
Eeitins Of sil widfh and any lengths.
Cali sl '.Stasionei's Hall, No. zt Pesrl street
de IL B. w. KNOWLEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-16

NUTICE ---The stage Coach that former
N ly run from Martins will, and after the 18th
q, Noyemb.r. run regularly from the Powhstan sta
ton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridsys to Po" ha'
tan C II and to Cumberland C. H., and return the
day In time to connect with the Richmond and
Danville cars going down. o,,r
no Him kiChAhD r. nAoCh''
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SWAN a., CJ,'s LOTTERIES.

SOUTHERN JdILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
, CLAssM
TO % ofs9 II the city sf Mobile Ala, In puhlie m
Sftn sasy, january ~, 1857.
"H fFsA PL>fF Of SINGLE NuNprps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-16

i sLEEPLEss NIGHTS from coughs colds, hoarse.
RICHARDSUN'S WILD CHERRY COUGH CAN
DY is one of the best remedies offered, and common
cold Yields to its benign influence in few hours,
and resorted to before the complaint is far ad
vanced, all danger of Consumrtion 10 entirely pre-
vented For sale, W wholesale and retail. by
JOHN J RICHARDSON,
Corner 18th and Cary s.s
Also, for sale by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
THROUGHOUT THE CITY. no % lin
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pi.n nt SWAN *. Ca.,aLatterIss

5000 plumbers corr, -onditg with those the
tickru ale placed i'll wheel fhe prizes placed
In ssosher wheel A number 10 drawn from the rum-
bsr whee el and at the time pr is drawn from
the .ther wheel Tire prize drawn is placed sgains.
tao number drawn This operation s repeated until
all ths prizes draw1 out
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Enclose the money address for the ksts
ordered or receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by t.rft mail
to purchasers immediate y after the drawing
If Purchasers will please wfite their sisr raturss
plan and give their pat cthce, county and state
tS hew4eElher, that every prize Is drawn and pay
able In fui! without deduction
gv- All prizea Of : LOCO aud ueder, paid imms.
diste'y after the orswing: other przesas the usual
tune Of 50 days
Al! communications strictly confidential.
All tickets cashed renewed other tickets al
either Office dei5
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| sds OF M.
|se hatee
q well of
Prats, 70 a
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|1the thecp.
No: l9a
! Mr. gohs
q sIFa near sas
cs.esaons z.
posseaan. :
.taAsLsrr .
a,CHtl, ,
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s'oAf GaINhS ACADEnY LI1TTEHY-
Class 23,
u'aNn III Ins city of Atlanta, Georgia in pub.
lie On f
TuesdnS' January 2Oth, 1857,
Ou the plan Of SINGLE NUMBERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-16

From the Panama HeTald, Dec.
Three Americans and one Englishmap, belong
Jog to Walkers army, came down from La Union,
on II. b M 3 ship Pearl. They had been taken
prisoners by the Rvas party in Nicaragua, and
effected their escape into Salvador. where they
succeeded in procuring passag sc to this place They
represent Walkers army as being in = state of
grea, destituion when they left, aud that several
were dying daily Of the cholera.
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hksIRAHLk PhItAIE WhLLieG
~ ON 6TH. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, FOR sALE.-Tbe subscribers are sn-
Of dr, Ro. A. Payne, twho contemplates breaking
up house ksepins IL has recently bsen completely
repaired and painted and city water and gas have
be en- introduced. The dwelling has ample accom-
modstions for large family With good servsnrs
apar asnts The terms will be liberal and the price
&c IS St GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
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a sTkUilJs.N .-.Itatti me UU ALL, Pho
"a rs..OR AsTRoLoGY AND PHRENoLcGY, an
ounces arrival in this city and respectfully in
y!tas sill persons wishing con aE her on ASrOkAL
sCIENCE or reiating 20 future Events. Madsme
Dutsil Is -iy from Europe where she
fu ly patrouized By the nobility there. Her latest
nTsc.c. wss in " ashingto where she also received
hattenns encouragement. Her stay now in Bich-
moud viii be fur q time only, as she is taking
toug thrsugh the United States.
cg- Residence Oh Charity and St. Paul streets.
%
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-19
GLEANINGs FROM OUR NEIGHB0Rs

LEwlsBr Ro.-The papers Of this thriving
borough announce the arrival Of farmers and
Others who have made Lewisburg their resi-.
dence. The bonds given by the borough Of
Lewisburg to the Susquehanna Rail Road
Company were burnt by the Treasurer on
Saturday last. The bonds had been given
on condition ,ha,Eke road be extended TO
Eewisbnrg. The university Female Inst-
tute will open on the 22d inst.
SEMSsGRoyy.-The editor Of the Democrat
speaks encouragingly Of the business pros
poets Of this place, and its excellent location
for manufacturing purposes, especially when
the bridge is built to connect the town with
the Northern Central rail road.
DAHvILIE-The workmen OF the Nontour
Iron Works had come to terms and agreed
to go to work. The company agreed to pay
up TO March lst and to pay monthly there
after. Payment WAS postponed until Satur-
day, when il is supposed matters will be ar
ranged.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-19
THE LITERARY SOCIETY

Met on Tuesday evening. A lecture was
to have been delivered by John Youngman,
ESQ.,, but Professor Sweet volunteered his
services, and as he was stranger, Mr..
Youngman yielded the stand to him. The
Professor talked about an hour on the proper
mode o! teaching the alphabet, &c, after
which he treated the audience to a short lec-
ture on the subject Home" This selection
was well chosen and appropriate, and the
VOID met the sympathy and wishes of the
audience.
The lectures before the society have hith-
erto been free, but the Prof. had the admira.
BILE GOODNESS to pass around the hat After
collection had been made, travelling CON-
panion asked leave to add few words. We
regret being unable to name the subject, for
the speaker did not announce it, and it was
impossible to discover it by any other means
These gentlemen having occupied the
whole evening, the regular exercises Of the
society were necessarily postponed until next
meeting.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-19
e. CHANGE OF TlaR.-The passengc,

e. CHANCE OF TiaE-The passenger
train over the Philadelphia & Sunbury rail
road, now leaves Sunbury at o'clock in the
morning instead Of Q o'clock as heretofore. -
The change has been made to facilitate the
coal trade over the road, which is rapidly in
creasing.
Vhe Sudbury and Eric road commenced
running train on Tuesday evening, leaving
this place about o'clock at night, so as to
take the passengers on the arrival Of the
Packet boats at Northumberland. We have
also heard that the morning train for VIII
Transport leaves earlier than heretofore. AS
soon as the injunction of secresy is removed,
on this subject, We will let our readers know,
as some Of them may have IN interest in
knowing when the trains leave, if the compa
ny has not.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-19
rlnRIs PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia was visited with most disas.
trous fire on Thursday night. About mid
night FIRE broke ont in the upper part OF
the Artisan building, vast establishment
five stories in height forming hollow square
10 the rear Of Chesnut and Fourth streets,
occupied by various branches Of manufacture,
which together with nearly oil its contents
was entirely destroyed. Every part OF the
building was tenanted by workshops. with
valuable machinery driven by an eighty.horse
engine in the basement.
Mr.. Duval, the well known Lithographer
occupied one floor. His loss is estimated al
100000, on which he has but $4,000 insu
rance. lie had forty steam presses and ar
immense stock of stones, &C., including the
Autographs of Commodore Perry's Japar
Expedition for the Government, and plate.
worth $4,000, oil complete and ready to bt
sent OF.
The whole loss is estimated at S350,O0(
and may reach 100000. An old lady, {
Mrs. Chester who occupied the house ad
joining the United States Hotel, died during
the fire from fright. The rear of the United
States Hotel was on fire several times, ant
its destruction seemed inevitable Th,
boarders 6ed in Consideration. Mr.. Ma,
LELAND, the Proprietor suffered considerable
damages by water. An iron safe containing
sac, 1000 worth Of Jewelry was taken out o
the fre uninjured.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-19

EsS~ FAREWELL SERMON Rev. Richard A
Fisher, Pastor Of the German Reformed
church in this place, will preach his farewell
sermon on Sunday morning next. Mr.. Fisher
has been the Pastor Of the German Reformed
church, in this place, for more than twenty
years Declining health has compelled him
to withdraw from his labors temporarily, and
may, perhaps. render his permanent retire.
ment necessary During his ministry, in
ls47 the present new church edfce was
built, but was not completed without cousid
erablo difficulty and dEaacal embarrassment
Mr.. Fisher has always beea popular and
highly esteemed by the members of hi.
church, as well as by the community, who
regret the necessity that comp, Is him to sep
crate from us.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-19
THE MAILS.

The mail lettings for Pennsylvania by the
Post Once department, closed on Monday
last, the l4th inst. The lettings will be de-
clared on the 7,h Of May. We observe that
the contract for carrying the Mail on the
Sunbury and Erie road, extends only from
this place to NJ ilton, from whence, we pre-
sumo, it is to be carried on by the Phadel,
phia Express train. Whether it will be as ex-
peditous as il carried on direct from this
place to Wiiliamsport is yet to be determined.
1t cannot he worse than the present arrange
ment Of carrying mails to Northumberland in
the evening to be Pu, in the cars, which leave
this place next day at IL o'clock, as they
pass through Northumberland. The depart
ment also received proposals for carrying the
mail three times a week from NorthuWber-
land to the Junction Offering, however, TO
consider proposals for six times week, The
mails between this and Harrisburg have been
anything but reliable and will hardly be i'm.
proved, until after the completion Of the rail
rond, Judge Campbell will not reap many
honors for the administration OF postal affairs
in this section Of the state.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-19

HUSBAND AND WrE--The Legislature OF
Georgia has passed an act TO define the LA
biities of the husband for the debts Of the
wife. and to define the liabilities of property
received through the wife for the debts ofthe
husband existing at the time of the marriage.
1t provides that hereafter. when persons in,
termarry, the husband shall not be liable for
the debts of the wife further than the property
received through the wife will satisfy, and
that the property received by the husband
through the wife shall in no case be liable for
the debts, defaults. or contracts OF the hus.
band existing at the time of the marriage."-
Several other States have looked into and
secured women's rights in this important par,
ticular.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-19
D E A T II s .

In Selinsgroye, on the 18th inst, JACOB
HAUPT. aged Al years, . months, and II
days.
In Northumberland, on Friday, the 4th
inst, ELIZABETH, wife Of John Shriner.
in the 62d year of her age.
Death Death sad monitor Ouly few
weeks siucs u much loved daughter was sud.
denly summoned home, aud ere the hearts
that mourn the loss are calmed, the mother
is taken from them. MARY, MoIHER. God
grant they may be thought of and loved as
happy angels, until met again by those now
left to other trials
Sad indeed must be the hearts thus sudden
" and doubly bersaved. Those only who
have experienced the loss can know the sor-
.cw syrp,.hiss ve freely ste. tat Go|l
glcrs osr ccmfort