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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
INSURANCE..

Assets as security for losses as follows;
IYrSA Insurance Co. of Hartford. 81 ,o30 s23 80
LILHone Insurance Co.. of New York ,45y s23 n
Hartford Fire Insurance Co, OF Hart'd, sTi iIs az
Phonix Insurance Co., of Hartford -. go gao Ia
Lamar Fire Insurance Co.. OF ~ York, S6s 0o3
~. England E1re n Marine ms Co., Of
Hartford. 40, 2Sls
New York Lie Insurance Co, ef n. Y. ,66s .sis6
NASH & MARI. Agents.
oesi 5-n No. 20 College street.
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CLASSIFICATION.

90 Spirits of Turpentine, Camphine, Burning Flu
ids Varnish, will only be taken at owners risk
aA Gunpowder and Friction Matches, and other
combustble articles will be charged local of
each Road, anU only at Roads convenience.
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And from Nashville to Lynchburg, Va, and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad to Central Depot.
Canpei Coal 0tl.

GONE of the good ga. refined c..a.
~ Coal Oil, are these
II RIVALS GAS LOS ~ 5RTLLLayCF;
IT rs ENTIRELY MN. EXPLOSIVE;
IT MAJ BE CARRIED 4 SOCT;
II rs CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL rsF:
II BURNS WITHOUT AN OFFEysIFE OLOR +,
III Is CLEAN Nd BEA UTTFUL ~ COEOR.
Tf' APPEARANfE ~ THE LAMP rs ORy4.
NEvTaL AND ATTRACTIVE;
II DOES MOI PERRA NESTLY spoil C4R.
PETS, CL0IHISG, sfc-, lsAieA q may D. st,sIIsd
q larps portion Of Il beg Of As sesi artiess for
sIea air7 s9iisf loods
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

AN prepared 10 p ION Tin Rsofs OF best I'm itsh
Il koonng IA "a tAe most approved manner aud
shart aotee ~ the city or Country,
Prizes as la~ as be aons $ the state. Refer
% architects aud pFtnelPAl builders 81 = zshgie.
aagib-u . W WILSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

W. h.xe On hand 20 bsis sf PURE BoURsoS
!" WHISKY warranted 90 be foaF years Old sna
the anest IN tue STATE, ~hlrh anxsss sell.
We weuld DO giaa u thezs wsalssg perfectly pare
rtlcle would give ~ . call.
CARTER, wusFoRD CO,
aoEl-u No. Asrkss ssresf.
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piroetion. for IL. u.e.

ostain a al coal oil lamp. Secure thin wicks
% that they viii move up and down in tile tub.
Trim the wick With sharp scissors exactly even With
the top Of the wick tube, clipping on the small pro.
jectipg points at the enrRcrs fli your lamp with
eur OIL Turn mp the wick efaily at arst 50 as MOI
TO crack the chimney.
A shade viii greatly enhan It's excellence To
reading or sewing by.
BY the carefsl Observance OF these directions, yo,
win secure a light that Cannot "a 10 please
osila-n MCKENZIE 4 MINCHIN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
First Glass.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid owners
risk Of cakage-Baskets, twice first class rates-Bat-
ting Blinds, Bonnie S, Books-BoOts and Shoes, Bread,
Buffalo kobcS-BaTd Tables, double nrst-class rates
Brushes aud Brooms Broom corn pre- ssed-Cam-
phine at owners SIX OF leakage-Carboys acids and
Sther Chemicals, double first class rates-CabnCt
Ware knocked down and well boxed first class rates
Cards caTpeting, Curks, cor fectiont ~ chairs,
boxed twice IN st class ratcs-Cigars, boxed and
strtpl ed-(assia. in mats, caps-Covers and Sieves
locks aud weights-Copper and brass vossels-Dem-
Johns owners risk twice first class ratcs-Il ugs in
jalcs and bOXes--Dry Goods, III boxes bales and
ruuks-FuInture, set up and boxed twi ice stclass
-ates-Furnture knocked d Jwn aud well boxed first
lass rates Farm wagons, in peces-Feathers, fuTs
gs in drunls-f ISL -iresl-6ardeh seeds glassware,
window glass-Grupcs, III kcgs-Hats aud caps, hides
(dry) loOse-Ht usehod goods, quot furBituTe) well
boxcd-HaiT in sacks-lnk, lndigO-lndia Rubber
roods-lcather OOose), Liquor in gass-Lemous
sacked-Lookng Glasses boxed, twice hrst class rates
Machinery Observation-Disclosures, tW ice fist class
.asS-Noulding s and Picture Frhmes--Mats and Rugs
Medicines, Muskets-Marble, wrought, owners
r,sk-Mcasures ana Tubs, Moss in sacks-Musical In
,trumeuts, Mineral Water, in glass-huts, i'll bags
Oysters, in kegs ana Cans-Orangcs, sacked; Oil, in
lass. PAPER Hangues, not boxed Preserves, Ilck les
n glass at owners risk; Palm Leaf Peltries Printing
resses Piano Forts at owners TAX; Porter and Ale
n glass-Pafntings and Pictures, well boXec-Rattan
Russia BrstlcsSteam Boilers ,tlir,y feet and under
steam Boilers, over thirty feet, and half first
lass ratcs--Statunery- Scythe SHaths, Scales and
scale Beams not boXed--Seighs, b.! ed, twice first
;lass ratesStoves, al on ner's rsk-sweet Potatoes
sizing stove Pipe Spirits ehtinc-StOve Plates,
At owners risk-SewiI MaChines-TTunks, Tin ware
boxcl--Trees and Shrubbery, boxed, at owners risk
Trees and ShrUbbcry baled at owne Is risk, once
and "a half first class rates-IwIne-Iots boxed
MISUNDERSTANDING, not boxed Narnish--Wagons
children not boxed twice FIRST class ratcs-Wagons
and Hobby Horses, boxed once and half frat class
rates--Wax Wine, Ia boxes baskets--W hips
Wlalebones, Whecl-baTroWs--Noodcn Ware, a. on
Feoes ard Bows--M OGDEN Ware, twice frst class
IA
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c A II ID

THE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally that be has this day sold out his entire
interest in the concern OF WILLIAMSON & CHEAT
ham 90 JOHN l. CHEATHAM In Withdrawing from
the business he would respectfully tender his warm
est thanks 10 all hs numerous friends who have
Lbs rally extended their patronage 90 ID old
cern, and solcts from them continuance Of the same
10 sueeessors-gentlemen in every respect emil
tied 20 the hig hdenre. Nashville, July g. 1859
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON
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Second Class.

Anthony Crude; Apples, Dried, Baking Powders,
Bed Cords, Bags; Bagging, Bells Bottles; Brmstone
in boxes kegs; Binders Boards, Burlaps Berries
Cotton Waste; Chain Cotton, WoUlen and uempen ;
Candies Cocoa, Chocolate Collee, ground, in boxes
or barrels; Capstans, CHssa b. bags boxes: China
Ware in casks; Currents dried Cutlery, Chair stun
in rough Copper plates sheets, bolts, PIGS wire nails
or rods; Copper Bottoms; Cheese in boxes casks;
Clover and Grass Seed; CrockeTy in boxes and bar
rels Dye Woods in boxes barrels; Domestic Sheet
ing Shirung, Ticking and Henins in original bales;
Duck Drugs ia casks; Deer Skins pressed; Flax Seed
FLAX boxed Forks, Hay and Manure; Ginger, Glue
Gum Copal Groceries assorted (not otherwise speci-
fed y Grass and Clover Seed Hides, dry, in bales:
Honey, Hoes, Hops; Herring, Ia boxes; Hemp; Iron
Hoop and Sheet: Leather in rolls boxes Liquor in
wood: LiquoIics Lead, pipe, bar and sheet; Mahog-
any, boards and plank Marble Slabs, unw rough t at
owners risk Moss pressed IN bales; Nuts in barrels
% casks: Uakum. ollcoth Paints in boxes cans;
Palm Leaf pressed; Printers Ink Ia kegs barrels
PapeT in boxes; PasteboaTd; Peaches dried; Printing
paper; Prunes in casks, Pepper, PAPER Hsngngs Ia
boxes Pickles in casks, Pipes, Rubber Car Springs
loose: Rubber Packing and Hose; RGisins, strapped
Rigs in sacks Soythes Shovois, Spades, soap; Spice
starch saddlery Sardincs, In boxes Sheep 9th
er SKINS Ia talcs; shot m bags; Sugar ia bags; Scale
aud scale Beams boxed; Tobacco in bales; Tobacco
cut an boxes barrels Tow, Tea, ype; Veneering
boxed Wood ia shapes Nire, Willow Reeds in bun.
dies; Wrapping Paper Yarn pressed ana bailed ziuc
ia sheets
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Adams Express Coy
rHxx1 rsE ,ga - Vii
SpecieI Notice.

sIsHE Adams Expfssz comp.ny hes leave 10 an
Il nounee 20 their frfnts, the Rn5ic 81 Nashville
isviis and Nashville r. r. Ca unasr which hey sisl
sxloaa the operarons o. GhsF 1prsss - the ins Of
thai Read. ennmeneing AnEnst les. fs1a. o. tie
oa1apistioa 81 the Sashyilis sne AZ t.e Read -
ns~lias Green aheut fts fe<h 81 Aasasf, 1853, es-
seneeFs wili thFe4gb bstsees N4sAEtste asa lea
issiile. -
Fer parts llAss - = rates time etc, apply 10
A. X. Hul.r,
s.s - No - h2rkss slss~L
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

EA CAsEs choice canvsssed Hams, In store and
OO for sale By s. N. HoLIINesU0RfH
ees1z-sf No. Market sssse<.
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Fourth Class


Anchors, Alum 10 barrels and hoeshesdss RFim
stone Ia barrels and hagshesds; iraehng salts Barr
B.ou ks barley Barry tes Cotton IN bales, Codlsh ia
,isroes ana 6oxcS; Car WheeiS and Axles: Cement
Chalk Cay Ihaih, Cable thaiE 10 casks: Cocoa sI
Earth Paints, stone and Esrtbcn Ware Ia crates and
hagshcaas; Fish, sailed; fencs Wire, figs 30 casks
aud boxes Hour IN barrels ard saeks Gas Pipe, Gu
auo; Horse shoes IN packages; Iron Rar, Rand ng.
IiisT and Railroad Iron Nuts and Sivets Iron Cast
tngs heavy; Locomotive Tire; Land Plaster; blelss
ses, Mahogany Lays, Marble ia block an wrought,
Mi. slanes la rough Nails and Spikes, Nail rods
ores, Lad, Copper Iron, Zinc in boxes barrels.
Patch rlassr Palm al Putty; Rags pressed in bales
Rice, Railroad Chairs aud spikes, Resin, Rigging
Roee, sumar, sab, Sora Ash, steel, sugar Ia hogs
heads bar els boxes. stone, F0ught; soda 10
kegs barrels OF casks SAsrasss IN kegs, barrets
casks; Tohacco scrap and leaf W casks and hogs
heads TIA Tar Tia IN PIGS, Tcrrs Japone Telegrspb
wire TAlioS Whiting Water Pipes, Wire Rope, vi beat
in well sa~~a "saaearE OF twiliea bags zine sheet
la casks ard eases, Liue Ia pRs-
This TaEn talks effect on the LIST DAY Of Scptsga-
ser lssa, and eonunU~ until ether noslee.
q. ". cul-E,
Sap. htilie 4 chAttan0cga q. r.
n. AYkflS,
". J. kiieS,
q. nemphis Charleston r. r.
r. c. JACKSON.
sspe-u Sop. 4. fsnn. Ca T. +.
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Third Glass.

AnviIs, Axes: Ale and Beer in wood; Beef In bar
rels Bacon well packed Ia boxes casks; BariA
Bones Boiler Flaes lack Lead in barrels; Bark and
Cob Mills. Carriage Springs, Boxes and Axles; CIDER
in barrels or hogsheads; Crackery in hugs-
heads; Coffee and Chickory: Copper in boxes and
casks; Crueibles; Chains loose by Woods IN sticks
EPSON salts IA barrels Gun Shelsc IN oTiRina pack
ages Hardware; HOofs and Horns: Hides, green:
ficrrings kegs; Hooks ami Hinges Iron Safes Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; Iron feneines. Junk Jute
Lard Ia good kegs Lead IN casks or pigs ,
Lightning Rods bundles; Iime in casks; AaddeT in
hogsheads Niilstones finished; Aauila, Mineral Wa
ter IVA. and Tenn. h kegs bsrTes; Nails Ia bags;
tlystsrs aud Clans IN shell AZ owners risk; oil In
hogsheads and barrels: Paints dry and Ia oil, Pork
ia barrels; Rubber Car Springs In boxes and casks;
Rubber Betting; saiaTatns 10 boxes; spelter shot
kegs soda in boxes; Tin Plate boxed; Tobacco man
uf4cturra in boxes or kegs Nenison an haTres or
boxes. Vinegar; Wire FeneiDgi White Lead Whisky
"a haIreiA. 80
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BucAskin Shirts and Drawers.
Hams! Hanss!!

A supply Of best quality aud a few af ssoona
osss-a J. H. woeHL-
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Architectural and Plain Iron Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Plain & Ornamental Win
dow and Door Frames
and shutters;
Hosting Machines for
Stores;
Iron and Glass Pavements
made strong and water
tight, admirably adapt
ed TO light up cellars
and vaults:
Street Crossings. Crate
ings, Lamp and Hitch
ing Posts;
Vaults ard Vault Doors,
and Jail Work, &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

Fire Proof Houses;
Iron Fronts, Orders and
Roofs;
Conservatory and Hot.
house appointments;
Columns, WinsOw d Door
Iintels and Sills;
Consols, Modillions and
Brackets, Corinthian
Correggic, Doric, Ionic.
and Composite Capitals,
for columns and antes
of all sizes;
Cernices, Nouldings and
Leaves in variety.
Spiralsand straightStairs;
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Rates in cents per 100 lbs. bettreea Nashville ana
Kao1pHe and Stations on the East Tennessee ana
Georgta Rdiiroad.
FIRST CLASS, Sixty cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Sixty cents per 100 rounds.
THIRD CLASS, Forty seven cents per 100 pounds.
FOURTH CLASS, Thirty five cents per 100 pounds
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

DIASTER will be carried from the celebrated Plas.
l. ter WORKS of Virginia, TO Chattanooga and Dali
ton aud stations the +. Tenn. and Ga. r. x. six
dollars per ton OF Z0UU lbs-to Nashv lie and all
tuus the Nashville and Chattanooga X. X. a nine
dollars per of ZOC0 lbs. Also, Tu cGmbia, and
stations east OF TusCumbia, on the Memphis AM
Charleston road, dollars per ton, and TO Mem
phIs and all stations west o. Iuscumbia, at twelve
dollars per ton.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

Rates in cents per 100 lbs. 6etreen Memphis and
Kno1uiUe and Stations on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
FIRST CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Seventy five cents per 100 pounds.
FOURTH CLASS, Fifty-siA cents per 100 pounds.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

Balconies, verandas, Area, Yard ard Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Composite.
Jobbng and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge of the
rous branches of Mechanical Engineering shall de-
vote my entire attention TO the Of
the business and with the assistance of competent
Foremen in the several departments large force Of
experienced workmen, and the extended faclitesnOw
at my command feel every confidence in my ability
to compete successfully with any similar establish
ment in tho country. T. NJ. BRENNAN,
aug27-tf NJ. & c. F..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

Vrsf resolved. By sse.rn<r yoAn A. flshsr, Il so
81 fEkI nAk<>1p FIsE Fs1soRIAG- II can BE
sea n shs Nzxsheszs u ~ fAkfzH Co,
e<zs&d oa-lszs Street.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27


James Stsvsrd-I, knew Oliver AndeT-l
100; I slH km,in iils Spliae Al 6uEipo
corn time. Last spribg ac yrar- .eo.
: Wn Csp 9iarhflu s1y AID. t-o6 f.si
two years sgo. ltst sPripy same i'm, ni
Nav.
Granville Ford Il hanl-d An lyrsoa
out of toEE or-e. Ter = iltf.
The case Vas agdrd s.,iergib b. NJ.
YsfIe fpf tIia s. 81 te9 ar 81svsaicn for
No one, tbH W are awsfs ~. cortends
hat nm " s6h Ass = Irse ecIored mao. or
dat DE mar thsrtosk hin;cIf Ifwis BOT II is
1Aaslefe Idiuslise tl,ereiote ilaslno, been
donsip lin. 4 nay he insi1e1 Il ere
was irrsealieiiy in BE pfosseediask In
asmuch as Anderson IS a slave and had 10
ret6fn b us fbastef. 20 him II Il a ~ ,ttef
ofindiffs renee wl1eiheF be wesI hack reg
ularly or jfTegul4tly Sahr yo4rsi ago
the Supreme Count Of the Unhsd S ates
hteeided is pessigg 90 lhes Prigss case.
Abst the master hes Ibe right to take his
slaSe yhsieyef he can end hip,, and thai
he heed siiaive no Warrant to tiak5 tie ar
lrsst. II, tie case OF Anderson application
was made 10 the United States Commits,
siouer at thfseitY for warrant and the
E,wartsnt wal oIiIaintd. Tl,ds. tie iDitia
procssdings were 10 conformity with til.
fugitive Slav Law. ard bence the whole
.proceedi1as shspld have been made tc
conform thereto. That IS Anderson should
have been taken belofeeths Comm ssioner
at this city and The requisite examination
had. ,tosestablish q his indentiiy and the
clsimant's ownership. This whould hav,
obvi9ted the difficulty, ssd woulI hav'
completeIy shut ths mouths or those VIII,
are little less inclined to iuterpose obstrue
ldons 10 tbe exscutionof the Fugitive Slav,
Law than are the 0berlinites We irus
\ that hereafter. wbena warrant is put int,
1.-THE hands of Marshal. for the arrest c
y Ia Fugitive, that he,will take the Fdg.tiv,
( when heshsll hare arrested him. heior
the United States Commissioner, and lher
have the relation Of master and slsyeprop
erly proven. Ls; all things, in cases Q
4 this kind be done decontly aud ig o. der.
4 TlieaSduire Fasereed Iis decision ant
"Wednesday, at 3 o'clock. Az that hou
!, the Justice, declining TO decide tie Con
sdtptip4al Question pressntedh The Ease
leaving ii.S Is he sail to = higher ffibbha
4 held Marshal Baker to bail in the sum Z
81 ,0p0y which was igiVcn.a-ss
aE % Wednesday fetfihg. Michael 'IIar
leySS against whom q wsffant had bee
issued as a party to- the kidnapping, ,voIur
tarily yFpnsared belorefG wgq ? Sehe
beB ]. R waived exaTinatioh and eniel
Z ed into Bonds Of 81 900 for his appear
. arce at Court z z { =. .l..e 2-s-I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27

EEIh another place 2ilf Be found, the.
Official Abstract Of votes polled in this
county at the recent election. which table
We could not prepare IN time for our last
issue on account Of . Ptesy uf wofks
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CGNcIHHsTf. October y. 1870
rloJF-Tle market 70 EithOnt essqntial change. The
sale at ~ eSa4 7for snperane aDd 4eoa5 for extra
Wbiskv The t-mand cnuinneE aetiye. with sales
at the latierTats for wagon being 40 ad-
vance x cent
whsst-The market was rsiher siibsr to-day though
prices are moi qnaiably. Safes oI prie Waite AZ "
I Corn--The market is nrm, witn good demand nj 7sc
for fair m xsd.
Rys--saiss a Use Matket hrr. psnE nd brisk.
Bartey--A moderate demand for pFlbe Fsil al ssc.,
delivered ,ps,l- o. -.sit g.. Il rla
~ askIny 4je. N1transaetianB rep0red,
Cheese Sales OF prime Western Reserve st exc
darketacn.
Ho1s--Sew Farer6are held afl3aiS cents g.
OIL. .Saies or IdnseeH Al 56a57 eeids. g.
GroeeriesThe market continues qalte arm ri TeTI
foil priees Sales OfSu gar ist 6ka7lf Aolassss 81
81 Ke In the snail Way, ,sSc- IL 0biAinr. Coffee Il
arn at Z sls5<e, with good deHand Ia the regaaI
way. Rice Is dali Rt 4g<a4Ze. , t.., ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27

EE-A correspondent rofeihe Boston
Journal says uat Louis. Nap0lsoA Fhen
he returned from a meriea, letta llltls bill
This lodgings in, .heg hotel NeppleOnfin
Hoboksp, which remains unsettled to this
day. ~ W., 80 81, saa.ssa,s &
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27

!; Ezf A step 10 the right direction Is Chat
ospavihg the side walks on,Jai ailstreet.
Tie works. being dispatched with great
rspiaity Under che supervision of TnOsAs
SnAroS and his SohAthe Teriiabls "BoB."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27

e: .s,aa Ea-Attsuiion is directed to tie card Of
Of our friend s. WELDY Eso: You that
7. have legal business to transact wouid' do
well to give him him,a CALL
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27

DRoUrH IN LOUISIANA The New Or
leans correspondent Of the 81, Louis Re-
publican writss: S.sisl so Il
sAualnost unbroken dfoulh Of nearly
two months dufatiOd, has prevailed 10 ma
ny parts of this and adjoining States,
which. although but for the cane and some
other crops, hasbeen Of great advantage to
cotton pickers. Tbsre,ihave been, how
ever, several very heavy showers in the
Northern part of,tbe Stale, causing sthecot'
ton 10 psbed's badly In this sicity the
dronth was 50 severe that immense quaint
ties OF dust accumulated ia the streets ant
filed the air whenever there was any Wind
whilemPt oflthsscislems were drained tc
to the hast tidrcps I F'Ss twcrdays past, ho ",
essrsit hssFaihed almost S6n6tGdlTyg 6ng
the skissslillnthrea,ens axt.s y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27

aEE There will bea Bslloon Ascension
from tbe Fair Ground north oftbe city. on
Saturday the 9th epsOximo,s Read tile ad-
vertisement.neh ~ Atea aai'9'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27
BALTIMoRE MARKE.T. =. !. !.

isv a,th fsl' 8gtffsoRe. Ontobsr IS .itese
Pioar lsfawars With sates of cIfy Mills sapsfhFs
{ Hvb<. and HoVana street at 5 ,lolla ~ He.
Red Wheat. ,-fs ~ ~
Prov!siong qaite anj HbshsngeJ.
whiaky Ill AZ eee Sor ohic.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27
- - -
MAII RIEn

On the. Goth inst ., BY lthe Rev. D. D
Mather, Nj KfNEts FRITrEe, Mayor of the
City Of i qnc asler. and NJ les PocfiAHoSrAs
McVEIeH, daughter Of Alfred McYeigh,
Esq, Of lancaster. f54sa
,js We wish our friends PocHA and KNN,s
safe voyage, long life and uninterrupted
enjoyment Of conjugal felicity.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27
FOR SALE. OR RENT.

TUyHE subserihero ofeFs for S sLR OF RENT, his
HOUSE AND baT, situated on MULBERRY h...1A
Street, in this city, The Lot Is large With all tue A
necessary oht huiliuss. making ia very desirable
residence, Fer flrther ilformation enquire OF HHL-
~ P4ILfP RISING.
.Ianeasior. sep.emberfs. Isss-3otf lr.-alEa
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.os esdEsE asfn!Es ls.lslile...ll. Z. .n..

aaTr TrHraa = e. = =
ps06 sdaSas m0fnss lhs 2saibsi sNrs.
HARRIETT RIssER, wife OF the Rev. d.
Riser, ,ot fhis city. inishe GA-lgear OF her
ageb Her mains we're .Rken On the sue |
cee6ipg day 10 Columbus for inierment,
.sceompanjad by her bereayed. i,usbinl and
.some essympathising friends So .loimI
Fkese frsgnentary lines ars not intend
ed to delineats the sweet and gentle traits
Which characterized the lifs of this most
estimabls ladyH7thel minute materials aie
mot at hand TO- make "a porlfditufe that
would be acceptable either to the writer,
Or, her Numerous friends The object
here sought israther to giyelormal expires.
sion TO an sevsnt which took the whole
city by SURPRISE, and fell with startling
temphasis uponthe Intimate sociai circle,
in which she was best loved; only because
lin il she was best and most intimately
known. On the day preceding her death.
TO All human apprehension Mrs. Riser had
as many encouragement for prolonged
physical lie, ,as any OF her surviving and
ssorrowing friends On Saturday she at
tended to her household duties With her
.wouted 'afacfity, and retired 70 rest in he
ksecustomed and usual health. At4o'>
clock on the ensuing morning, her eKper
erieuced medical attendant who had been
aduSmoued. LEFT her relieved, comfortable
and cheerful; within On hour or two there
sfler, "a clo.tsd, condition of. the heart su-
parveued, and with this incdtable mslady,
she immedialelvsdied. so~Ha - 2.a
-sTIt Isl certainly most proper, because
mos! Just and trne, to say, that few have
passed from among us who have led omure
pure, guilelesssandi consistent life, in its
.differeft phases Of dsughter. wife, mother
and church comnfunicapt,, than did this
devoted and christian lady; few who leave
o. more poignant ifrspairable void at the
family hearth; and perhaps tiope, who was
better pre- pared to render an instant and
loving obedience to5le abrupt and anand-
atoyy. SUMMONS " hioh called her homs.--
Iftbe intelligence lof,aiiarls sudden death
eanie with crushing Siplencs upon Che
hearts aud feeG6gsof her friends. swil
be. consoIstionIoE neml to-knowithat the
visitation didoDot ilind her unprepared, and
happy will ipbe forus allgil under simihI
circdbastsAcsS Of e5ige66y, we can say
,, NTH her, hopefully and reyerently, Ever
sos come Lord sIsslls.i}sg esaai .gi,p5 *a*a
hgsg hna. ;Tr5,v df5EIEryg II. -t4s.gis9l