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

HAVING Jest returned from New ork and other
Eastern Cues, with iArgs aud splendid ASST
meat 20 American, French. IN hsh and Gerau
Toys, 10 be sold cheap, by shciesas retail.
CHAS. knBERFSON
No. IL Market street.
P.s-Country Merchants ell please cAlI and ex
amlue before PuFebasing elsewhere. octaT-tf
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gp Gfifgrapb.


New ORLEANS. Nov l5.-We have city OF
Mexico dates TO the 5tb.
Marquee boldly avows the seizure Of the
Conducta for patriotic purposes.
Marquee was expected at the Capitol, and
would probably assume the Presidency, being
the church favorite.
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C. L o T II I N G.
Merchant Tailoring

We are now receiving large and elegant stock Of
Fall and Winter Clothing Coats, Pants, Vests Boy g
aud Youths Clothing aud Furnishing Goods OF every
description. Also, full aud complete stock of
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings, which willmaks
up order and guarantee TO give full satisfaction.
Call and examiue at
WARD, BIRMINGHAM & CO.'S,
sep21-3m No. 20 Public Square.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

ENTHUSIASTICALLY was An exceedingly
disagreeabie day, though warmer than the
day before. The snow melting caused the
streets 10 be very muddy.
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houses and Lots
A Z II U Lie y AL T..

IN FRIDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER, 1859, on the pre-
~ misses, will sell at public sale that valuable
improved property of the late Ak. Tarver situated
on College street "a McGavOck's arst addition The
lot fronts ninety ave feet College street aud
back about $50 feet to alley. There arc two
frame HOUSES, with all other necessary out houses
gu the lot, which has been aivided, and each con
tans from three 60 six rooms, all In good repair.
This prop rty Is situated In OF the most thckIy
settled, and fast improving additions 90 Nashville,
aud - In every respect desirable property. We
would earnestly call the attention OF those wishing
TO purchase cheap and comfortable homes this
sale, and would asa examination OF It before day
OF sale.
TsRNs OF SAIE--oce third cash balance In one and
two years, with Interest, aud lien retained.
E. r. GLAScoCk Co,
novS-td. Agents.
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No. 80 Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
find at the Boot and Shoe Store OF j b. & A.
V. RUTLAND, a choice lot OF fashionable Boots
aud Shoes of every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them a
call.
Heavy Rrogans.
A splendid lot OF negro wear. Alsoi
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-it
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Meoifal.
MRS. WINSLOW
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.


Price 25 cents per BOTTLE
We have put up and sold
years, and CAN say, IN
Il, what We have aeveT
any other mediCine-NEF
\ SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely usedl Never did =
II dissatisfaction by any =
the contrary, all are de -
lions, and speak in terms -
ton Ot its magical effects
Ne speak in this matter,r
after ten years expert
SEPUTATION FOR THE FUuIL
DECLARE. In almost every
ant IL suffering from pain -
sill be found In fifteen or -
he syrup is admins =
This valuable prcpara =
Df one 81 the MOST EX -
rUL NURSES Ia New Eng =
ised with NENER-FAIL =
THOUSANDS -
Not only relieves the child =
rates the stomach and H.
~ and gives tone and en-
TEN. IL will almost in
GRIPPING IN THE "A
WIND -
and overcome commissions -
remedied, end in death.
ana sUREST REMEDY IN The =.
DYSENTERY AND DIAR -,
whether II arises from n
other cause. We would ~
who has a child suffering -
ing cOnplaints-DO NOT -
CES, NOR THE PREJu
stand between your suffer
that will be sure-yes
to follow the use of this !.
used. "
Full directions for using -
bottle. None genuine un -
CURTIS Il PERKINS, New x
side wrapper.
Sold by druggiststh
Principal Office No. Is,
June7dSWly Price 20
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Dissolution.

rINHE co partnership heretofore existing under the
L style and 1Tm or J. W. LANGLEY X CO., has
this day been dE solved by mutual consent. The
busiuess viii hereafter conducted by j. W.
LANGLEY, who alone IS authOrI ID to settle the
business of the late arm.
d. RUCKER, Jr.
J. W. LANGLEY.
Nashville, July LIST, 1859.
y. B-rur bu siness hereafter will be conducted
BY the undersigned, at the Old stand, 81 Union
street J. W. LANGLEY.
If
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4 BLOODLESS VICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
AHORENlEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS enormous quantity ofthis Invaluable Rome
l. dy has been purchased by citizens OF the United
States during the short il has been before the
pubic. The reason for tins xtraordna success is
simply in the actual truth value OF the article.
No one buys the MAGNETIC PI.A:TER without be-
coming its friend 1t performs all that is promised
ana carries with IL its own recOmme ndatiOn. Truly
this lsa victory-peaceful and bl0odess-but We be-
Iieve not less glorious than the triumphs OF with
It's tain OF Carnage and dies olation.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
Greatest strength ener and Pain Destroyer that Sci
once has yet discovered. Ifyou putthis Plasterany
where, II Pain there, the Plaster Will stick theFs
untIlthe PAIN mas vanished fne Plaster magnelizes
he PA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
RAILROAD COAL.

THE aaess iot sr coal the city Of Nashville Is AZ
Il the -ErNA YARD, which Is tie only place that
gives The iegat weight per bashel II Is guaranteed
to give more heat Tess ashes aud scot than any other
now offered for safe. We viii continue To supply
our friesds aud customers usual low 9rices
dursag the coming winter Try tho lErNA COAL
snd be convinced thar IL Is the most economical IL
the market. orders dropped W Box -, o., a
the Yaft back of n 4 c. r. D@gst ~Ill be prompt
~ attended 10. SAMUEL J. ASSEw.
ocllt-tf
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New Music! New MuSic!!
At N,uck Music store
DIR. @. Il. Bonds French Pre-
VentatiVes.

1'HIS article enables those whose health or circum
i stances do not permit an increase Of family, TO
regulate limit the number Of their offspring with
out njuring the constitution. II is the only safe and
sure prepentitive against Pregnancy and Disease.
The above article be sent by mail To any part OF
the United States Canada two for 81 and IS per
dozen.
DR.. G W. BONDS SPANISH FEMALE MONTHLY
PILIS.-These Pills are the only medicine married or
single ladies rely upon with safety and certainty
for tn immediate removalof Distractions, Irregu-
larlties, &c. They should nobe used during Pregnancy
Price 81 per box. Each box contains IL Pills. Sent
by mail
The Doctor can he consulted all diseases OF a
private nature. Scientific treatment, quick
and moderate charge guaranteed.
GEuRGE X. BOND, ND. once, corner of Grand
and Orchard streets, the Shoe Store. EntrRncs
No. 80 Orchard street, New York. Established in
1892. oct24 -d3m.
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w III Il E L E II. s. WIL6O MS
Sewing Machines. 4~

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
In STREET, NEW Y0RK.-Beng In constant
ceipt Of Inquiries from our brethren respecting
ing machines. with requests {, recommend and pur-
chase, we have, in conjunc ton with some lady
friends carefully and thoroughly examined the vari
machines of practical value for family sewing,
aud find those made by THE WHEELER l. WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, sos Broadway New
York, to fully combine the essentials of good in
strument, and such confidently recon-
mend.
Having favorable results from their in
our md the households Of friends,
DESTROYS that their benefits should be shared by all
In their behalf.
With best wishes, your brethren,
ABEL STEVENS, IHoS. CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY, j PORTER,
DANiL WISE, J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WA. A. COX,
J. B. McFE..RlN, Book Concern, Nashville.
PARSON & CO.,
nov8-3m Agents, Nashvill Tennessee.
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Heavy Rrogans.
Z AN do ES.
For Attoruey GeneraI.


aS- We are Authorized To ammo nee WM. G. BRIEN
OF Davidson county, candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj for the Ninth Judicial Circul-, comp sed OF the
counties Of Williamson, Davidson aud sumner, at the
next election
Rs- We are authorized to announce X. W. HAY
WOOD, of Davidson county, Candidate for Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit. composed OF
the Counties Of Davidson, Williamson aHd sumner
octlS-Ie
ss- We are authorized to announce BAXTER SIXTH
Esq, OF sumner county, Candidate for AttYrney
6eneral IA tue Nihth JUDICIAL DISTRICT composed of
the counties OF sumner, Davidson aud Williamson.
Election Aay next. octl4-te
SIS We are requested 10 announce S. L. FIxLkY "a
acandidate for Attorney General Of the Ninth judi
cal Circuit. Election May ls6o.
oct Ito
ss- We are authorized 10 announce JAMES Z
RAINS, Esq. as Candidate Tor tue othce Of Attorney
General OF the Ninth JUDICIAL Circuit, composed OF
the counties Of Davidson, sumner and williamson
Election next May. @ oct3-te
M We are authorised To announce JOHN K.
EDAONDSoN as n candidate for sheriff OF Davidson
county, at abe ensuing March election, oet2e-te.
IT F.We are authorized 20 announce JAMES NJ
sheriff OF Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. scpt2Std.
Criminal Court Clerk.
ss- We authorized TO announce II. II. CAMP
BILL Candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk, the
ensuing March election. auglS-Ie
T.
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election July4--s
aSweAre authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE
Esq, candidate for reclec ioI ID the ONCE of
Criminal CoaFg Clark At next March election lite
TFwe are authorized TO a..ounee az. 4
PATTERSON as a candidate for Criminal Coz q caerk
stsiis ensuing March sleehon. may.4 ID
County Trustee.
~ Weare authorized TO announce JoaS ". MAR
acsndidAte Tor County Trustee Al me ensuing
AArch election. ocsil-td
as-we are authorized 20 announce HARDIN
BOsIlCk candidate she once u County Trustee
OF payidson ooGAty, At TIE ensuing March election.
OctS-td.
as- We are authorised 10 announce HENRY l..
JUSTICE a. . candidate for CoaBty Trustee, a the
ensuing MARCIA elecIaa. 49, seplo-te
as-Wezrea Ihorized 10 aanoanee rfios. ]. saIS-
DEllS as esadidate 10 the slce OF couEty frastee
Of davidson County a. The election 20 be held in
March, 1859. 4pF2o<a
as- We are authorized 10 announce SAMUEL. p
AhkSr candidate Tor County Trustee al the
March sleegioa. Aprls-td
60 Es authorized 90 Aanoancs fSffAA
CLARKE sta+. tsss for rrnstse % ihvldsea eean
y. al abs aext a4Fen steetion. Aag.o-se
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

A ISsO ssvcd a nss assortment % FreacA Con-
n 6ectiousFfes. I am Hkiii mknufsctarins tha1 A.
Nc. ctndy, and am sstheg u a. cheap - any
hoass ls ths city. have maae, receatiy sadkion 70
my BsksFy asd an nes aba 20 furusk . great
many unre 81 those extra large Leaves 81 nreAA
ssfh al Ehs variety % Cakes, Pies &C. &C
cHAs. hoAEa rS0<.
e<t1T Ne ~ n&rEst stress
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
TO ARRIVE.

LOO loo s;s as' ks:.i s-'' 0''''s''
$50 Euglish Pots.
CAldr1n Kettles;
900 Dog Irons. 81 H4 sa "a g
~ lea Kettles;
90 shaving skillets;
Ia Kegs Nsfts and Washers;
Baadcs GaIy snized Shosttron;
CAseCoppsr, Tiane1;
81 Ir7n Axcs,
as Bars Iron.
40 Blades Iron,
40 bundles Sheet irsu;
To arrivciron Pittsbarg, on steamer Emma, and
for ale by ~. a. DiCkEY,
0cII3 No. AZ College street.
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Corn and Wheat.

II wiil tss lhs Highest market prise lor cors Al
i heal 4xks az q. a. the City Nltis.
s. n. HoIl.IAGsN ol<fn.
srtie-u eo- N.r<ss street,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

GUNsi GUNs!! Guns 1880 guns, rang
ing in prices from SIS to $3.50 each, also a
choice selection of fishing tackle and sport
ing materials, including English wire car
tridges, &c, all of which we offer at less than
market value to cash or prompt paying GUS
toners. MCCALL & Co.,
(Kirkman & Ellis's old stand)
No. "a, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee
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Cotton Yarns.

ISstoreand Tor safe at MsnafAetarsr's prices
L large IaAntisy ofthose celebrated Cotton Yarns,
manufactured BY the Pinewcod Facsory which for
quality ana sapssioriy stand lnrivalsd, Oar stoet
nTxEIL. ISooFER CO.,
spre-tf Sos. q sna Narks
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
T 0 r S A L E.

WISHING TO make other Investments, We pro
w poseto sellallour Real EstateIn Davidsoneo.,
asfollows
That Suburban Residence.
situated the Franklin furnpIKe, within halis, mile
city and opposite the residence OF late 10
manding ii the vicinity OF Nashville and is
most desirable residence. The house will be
sold with II or acres Ofland the purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm.
known the sims Tract, situated on the smIthTuri
pike (old Lebanon road) within three miles Nash
willie, containing $50 acres The Soil GOOD 1T wei
watered aud tmbered and can be divided into small
tracts of twenty acres and upwards, all of which
admirably adapted Tor country residences marke,
gsrdensand dairy arms Also that
Beautiful Farm.
on same road now occupied by T. Z. AcCampbel
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 acres This place is well known. 10
need no further description. IL wiIalso be divided
to suit purchasers. &c McCampbell w ills owthcse
places any one who Will call.
Alltue above property will be scld on reasonable
terms land on credit OF one two three and four
years
Apply "A. VS.. Lindsey Nashville or eithor
1.-THE Undersigned.
THoS. C McCAMPBEIl.,
SIX milesfrOm Nashville.
J. "A MCCAMPBElL,
april Nashville.
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Valuable Lot Of Land near
Nashville. -

r An Offering for SAFE low terms tract Of Land
on she Louisville Branch Turnpike, containing
hundrea acres, abcat tIsh ciea. I'd mine tniies
from Nashville, a.loining the lands ~ Ensse Cue.
niaghAm aud l. BOWMAN. IL Is god farming Land
p-callarly adapted - tae growth OF wheat ara
fruit with xeeIeni water. IL wilibe said lo~. Ap-
ply Soon - a. v ) LIN DSLEY.
oetg7-im
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M arketk.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.--Senator Douglas is
improving.
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The CRY PREss.-Tbe Nt,cs has leader

The CRY PREss.-Tbe Nt,cs has leader
on "the truth of history" 1t is poiiiical
article of course; and its object is 10 keep
-the Union from running rig on posterity.
The newspaper is ''the brief abstract and
chronicle of the times" through Its instru-
mentality alone can many of the minor de-
tail. of history be Transmitted to the after
corners: and If that chronicle is not properly
puarded and made to "siick to Ike record"
the generations that succeed us will be made
to swallow for gospel great deal that is
nothing but gas Democratic newspapers
are not apt TO think of this, or il they do
think of it. the thought does little with them
for !the trlth Of history" We don't mean
to say that our contemporary on the corner Of
Gerry and Church is habitually given TO
putting on record things that are calculated
to mislead our eat-grandchildren; but see
ing as il DOES through q Locosmoco glass
darby, it is not to be expected that 1t will
write down the history of passing political
events in precisely the same words that are
used bv an iniaIIible and conscientious OPP
position press. Political truth is mighty.
and. with the help of the Opposition. will
prevail: while political error, with the kicks
it gets from the same source. must, and
does, inevitably perish in the end. Or, as
tn" author If Thanatopsis" more elegantly
expresses it:
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We have instore-
13h hhdsnew cropSugar ;
1855 bags Conee-cho e
article;
245 dog Painted Buck cts
l25 bags Almonds
rs g. Texas Pecans;
100 boxes Herring
100 kegs V ,ils-assorted
900 bbls Cider Vinegar;
I25 pkgs Star Candles
so boxes w. X. Cheese;
7o5 {" f. Dairy 90
octI3-tf .
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
Truth never fails to fal on top,
And LocofOco wrestlers under;
While Error, wounded by the OPP

The Banner opens its leader with the dec
laration thar lin appealing TO the people,
esther through the press or upon the stump,
to support their ticket, democratic partisans
round all their periods, cap all their climaxes
and cl:nch all their arguments by assuring
their readers or hearers that the democratic
party is the only party in the North true to
the South.'" This has always been the cry
OF Democratic partisans; but as they have
never believed it themselves, it is not mat
ter of surprise that it is believed by nobody
else.
The Uaion is AS variable on compromises
as a weather-cock on the steeple OF meeting
house II says in its leader: Having insist
ed. a. we did, on faithful observance of the
compromise of 1850, we could do otherwise
than ap rove the repeal ofthe Missouri line"
This sounds queer. Was not the Union one
OF the chief cooks and bUttle-washers of the
Nashville Southern Convention i'll 1850! Did
il not thin take a position in favor OF extend
ilg the Missouri Compromise line TO the Pa
ciic, and in opposition to the Compromise of
1850, and declare that ''the gates OF hell
should not prevail against that position
Sue j. the recollection of some of the older
inhabitants ofthe country. The Ujlion Informs
us that Democratic meetings have been held
in twenty-six counties Of Kentucky, fourteen
of which have sent delegates to the State
Convention instructed TO go for GUTHRIE for
President" These fourteen Democratic coun-
ties in Kentucky do not believe perhaps that
their GUTHRIE is identical with OsSawatiomie
BRowx's dear friend, JAMES GUTHRIE, of
Louisville"
We always read the editorial articles in the
Gazette with pleasure. The present number
contains but few paragraphs in that line.
The local Gazcfte has no less than twenty
four or five items. Considering the bad state
of the weather aud the dulluess which pre-
Y,iis throughout the city, this is doing I'M
usually we'll. The local editor of the Gazette
has enough energy and industry to set up
whole corps of reporters. He has recently
been elected Captain Of one of the Fire Com
panies. In that election the Company exhi-
bited degree of good sense that would be
cOmmendable in any part of the world.
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n. NANA ~ 60.
Importers direct through the Custom House OF
Nashville, OF
Brandies, Wines, Havana Cigars,

&c, &c,
No. 80 North Market street, next door abovethe
Watson House.
We have constantly hand alarge stock Of various
grades and very old age oil Port, Sherry, Madeira
and otherextra wines ;Lagrima Christi Malv osie &c
Among the different brands of Champagne and
Brandies we have the very choice Champagne
''Creme-de- Bouzy," and Cognac ''otard, Dupuy, l.
Co. ,'forty nine years old.
A. RIVA Co.,
Oct30-lm No. 80 North Market street.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

ME have this day asso lated With US in the
w Grocery business Mr.. g. W. H. RUILER Aad 5
J, hkirH. The style Of the arm, hewevrr. will re-
main as heretofore. We are very thankful 10 the
community for their liberal patronage already be-
stow c, ana hope tsi viii nut fail 10 naerit their
ationtioa with our ueS associates.
noF2-2w KIRKPATRICK. EEvINS A co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
SApONAFHEN,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More than Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potash
TOR making Soap without lime, with little trouble
Il aud at trifHg expense. The cheapestarticle ever
discovered for the purpose. One pound will make
twelve fifteen gallons Of COED Soft soap, nine
pounds Hard soap. Printers will ind it superior
article for cleaning type. Ii is perfectly soluble and
free from impurities.
Rrokenin small Jumps and put up in +, 2, and
ID cans.
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, Brooklyn, aud sold by
r DURKEE Co,
oct3-dAw1y ISL Pearl street, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
WOOLEN & SIX UNDER WEAR
WAGON SHEETS AND TENT CLOTHS

Also three aud four ply ducks for covers, from
10 to l50 inches wie and also large lot of Negro
blankets, SACKS Jeans, White aud PiaId OsnabuTgs;
fiain lnd Plaid LAnseys. a. c. A. b. BEECH,
octl5-u No. 81 College st.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

A $50. on hand, Preserves, Pine Appses Pickles.
n Tomato CAtsap. Sauces, Oy sters sAfdlnes sal
mons, HOLSTERS, Sc, &C. Fruits, Oranges, Lemons
Sasias. FIGS, CuFraats, Ctrea, kc.s Cheeze Dried
Beef isel Tohgue, Sc, spicss, 1eas Ae. 70 be sela
cheap either Wholesale OF retaiL
oHAS. ROBERTSON.
oct@T No - Market street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
NOTICE

HsyryOur Dwellings, and cher properly insured
NASH a MARR,
Tho Rg-nls for well kaa~n tnsur4nss Gonna
nsea Win large c4 tols that always have th-lr
ie-sss p onptiy pail. 30. IS colisss street.
aaxssi
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-13
Fall from n Balloon.

On the 10Th inst man named Hall,
ascended in a balloon from Newcastle.on-
the-Tync. In about twenty five minutes
the balloon deceuded in the ncighborhood
Of Boldon, about seven miles from Ncwcas.
tie, ard fell in clover field. The crap
ling irons, however did not keep hold Of
tie ground. aud some of the ba!lasts hav-
ing upset, the balloon suddenly rose again,
when Mr. Hall, who was about to alght
from the car at the time the balloon rose,
and whose feet caught in the ropes, WIS
whirlcd suddenly in the air. For mo-
nent he hung with his head downwards,
when the rope got disintangled, and he
fell distance, It is computed, Of 100 feet.
A farmer and bis son who were in field
close by came TO his assistance, aad he
was found to be sensible, but he soon af-
ter became unconscious. He was rem ov.
cd to Scots house, the residence Of Mr. III.
l.. Pattison. where he was Immediately at.
tended 10y surgeon; and though he fell
the fearful distance mentioned, there is
some hopes that he will rec yer. After
Mr.. Hall was thrown out the balloon cen.
ded a great height, and at last was seen
drifting out TO tho German Ocean. A lit
tie dog belonging TO the eronanL was taken
up in tho car
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-09-13
A Living Head on Il Dead Body.

The Richmond E'eeaing Meas vouchcs
for the authenticity of the following:
Mr. Archibald Campbell, respectable
farmer in tie township of Camden, East
while engaged in finishing now house on
his premises, the scanold gave way, and he
was pcrciptatcd head foremost to the
ground, and disloeatcd his neck, but very
fortunately and mystcriously, did not kill
him. When his head was brought to its
proper position, the vcrtclrn of the neck
returned to their place with dull, but dis
tinct snap. The whole body is palalyzod
and dead from the neck downwards. lie
is not capable Of moving muscle or cx.
pcrcncng the slightest pain. Fortunate,
ly the nerves supplying the muscle in res
riralion were not paraly yzed, and he can
breathe and live. Had the injury Of
the spinal chord been little high.
cr, hc would have died Immediately. The
senses Of sight, hearing and smelling &c,
are normal, and his intellect unmpaircd.
Mr.. Campbell has been for number of
wears the victim OF a series Of misfortunes; !;
but tn last misfortune is mere intolerable
than any Of its predecessors. There he
lies, strange and remarkable specimin Of a
living head on a dead body, with full
When last heard from, however, there was
some indications Of IA return Of sensation,
ard the power Of motion, and it is Just
possible that he might partially recover.