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PATENT MEDICINES.

This class Of remedies, Improperly called
Patent. are sinn!y secret remedies. found
~ Practical Physnquas after long expert
ance. TO be admiralily adapted to The cure
II csr4an diseases prt up and offered to'
ala for the henei', Of Mankind.
Many persons here will tell yon. that
1nith's Tonic. Rnwsn's Tonic. Speeds
Tonic. Indian Ce!agosue, Chsn.rion's Pills
avnes Londen's. saping'on's Hull's OF
he G,afenholirg Pills. will cure you OF any
ase of Chiils and Fever. or Agne and Fe-
er that NAV occur. and that too. at a cos
# from. 75 cents to ST 80; whereas =
would ordinarily cost you 80 6n-IheN
would further inform you, that these rene
lies. warranted genuine. are tol sale ty
II. L. WADDHL
Druggist. rear the Iiarney House Bato'
Rouge Louisiana. oc,S-y.
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F.. McKlTRICK,

rs row prepared TO take all contracts IN
| hi. line of business and will execut'
with ueasue,s and despatch.
\. B. Al kinds Of lob Work attende'
to, PLAN aud specifications given gratis
when required. :,
Shop on Main ST.. between Florida and
Convention Streets.
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Delays are dangerous.

why suffer .witha cough, cold or am
w disease of the Throat, Breast All
L,,ngs when certain cure is SO easily etfec-
ed bv using
'W,srERs KouRuonND C.sny."
This Medicine is indicious combinatiol
Of the best expectorants in theNateria Ne1
,ca. The most stubborn Coughs and Co'1'
weld to it.readilv. and it is found to give r.
lief even in confirmed cases of Consumption
It's not merely palIiative,as many articles o
its nature. but possesses great curative qna
tiles For sale by WM BOGEL Agent
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j. EOUEeEEE
- OOO
ORN A MENTAL PAINTER

ORN A NJ e II I 4 { ? A II T E Il
HAVING established his shop in Bat"
IL Rouge. takes t'is opportunity Of II,
forming the citizens Of Baton Rouge, an
its vicinity that arm now prepared to DE-
all kinds Of work in nv line oi business:
House, Sign, and Ornamental P int'ng
Flag and Banner Painting. Gliding. Grain
ins. Glazing, Marketing On Wall Cooring
TN reasonable tsrrns, and on short notice
BY strict attention to business, hope
to gain libers! share Of patronage. Shoi
on Third street opposite Holt's Stable.
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TIMOTHY FAY, M. D.,
SALMON FAY. Dentists.

SA
TINE REMOVED their @
III s,siicc from over Quiz YfTSEA
sl,s sack to their residence on 111-A'
LAFAYETTE .treet, nearly opposite the ilAR
NEy HOUSE,
rhe,r ,e,ms are cash, and must he paid at
the last sitting of the patient, unless orther
arrangements have previously been made.
REFERENCES. zE.E .
Or. B. +. Harnev, United tates Army,
DR.. C.. r Frenrh. Judge J. Burke,
DrJ McGimsey. Drs II L J Perkins
DR.. +. VI. Hereford, Jas. n. Brown, Esq.
DR.. p. NJ. E1niers. Rev. j. Woodbridge
DR.. S. q. Laycock. Judge NJ. y. fenn
1T. Rev. Bishop Lsonplas Polk.
Prot. J. L. Rlddeil, of the Branch Mint
\.w O,lears. angll-y
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LADIES Dress GOODS

I HE attention OF the Public il called to
| tie beautiful assortment oi Dress Goods
which l am now opening direct from New
ok and Philadelphia, consisting Of the fol-
wing.
.,ieh figured Plaid, striped anil theme Silks
do Plaid, plain, and figured Black $
PLAID silk Popiins, lu'k satins and Scotch
Plain; Paid and figured DeLaines ard
ca>hneres Black mourning Grape, a new
article for mourning; Black Alpacas Bonn.
az,te> and black DeLaines; English and
American Prints. large assortment small
ilsu,es for Children; French Prints al in
dress PATTERN, no two alike; Plain figured
end dotted French Swiss Muslins; Jackie.
amb ic, Na,.ook and Cross bar Muslins.
ALSO beautiful assortment Of evening dress
Goods. ~cry rich aud entirely rev.
octs-y. ". u. PHILIPS.
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n. r. wADDILL,
AT HIS DRUG sTORE-CHuRCH sr.

Offers for sale. q gerry large and complete
assortment Of DRuGs. MEDICINES, SuRel-
CAL INSTRUMENTS CuPPlNG- -GLAssEs.O .OHs.
SoArs; TooTH and WHiTE-WAsn; HAIR.
ToorH. FLESH. NAIL. SHAVING. PAINT and
>ncE brushes: together with all the most
}.opuar patent medicines of the day.
PENS. INK and PA p E K.
Esa-dooks. Lines, T!oals, and Baskets,
ow for each
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SchiedaRn Schnapps.

4 MOTHER supply of VOLTS Aromatic
II Schiedam Schnapps, just received and
for sale by VIM. ooGEL, Druggist.
TLOUR-l0O Barrels fresh -round Flour
i just received per steamer rorktoma'
direct from the Mill, and for sale in lots or
at retail by JOSHUA BEAL.
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ksEUjItY REGER,.
Gonse, 6llsI, auo Ornamental

Shop on Third st aert doos. to Lafor's Bakery
NY orders given me Tor House. Sign.o
n Ornamental Painting, Paper Hanging
and Glazing, wiliueet with prompt a'ten-
ion. AS am psrmanently located in Ba
ton Rouge. and as it is to my interest to siv'
.es,:ral satisfaction. shall constantly
study 10 10 1t. F
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y r R-29 dozen more of Railways
II. Ready Relief in iarge and small bot
lies. inst received by VIM. BoGEL,
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DR. LEID Y'S

II Z l. Il | y 5
sarsaparilla Vegetable Blood Pills,
DREPARED entIre'y from Vegetable
L Extracts. a component part Of which
is sarsapariila. Prepared only under the
immediate surerintendepce Of Dr.. N. B.
LslDy, Philadelphia. For sale in this city
w F'rov T-y| II. r. WADDJII.
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% GALLONS of Sewel Taylcrs hes
~ Sazarac Brandy. Just received al,
for sale hv SF. BLANCHARD.
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Mineral Water.

IRON St. GATHERINGS salt wells in Ca.
( NADIA. one tea-spoohfi,' in a glass to
common water makes drink. in all res
poets equal to ''blue lick water.n For sale
by ' HIT. WADDILL.
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MECHANICAL, SC;

FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
Corner Of Church L Penitentiary sts.
LAS row OF, han a la ge and variedM
IL stock Of Furniture, consisting III "a.
part of--BUREAus. S,DEsoARns, ARK
MoRs, various patterns FABLES, CHnR>, Il
BrssrsAps. CRlGs. CRADLES CoCcHEs and
W1LLcw WAGONS. all Of which are of thu
latest fashions. Al! kinds of manufacturing
and repairing at the shortest notice.
All the business OF an xndertaker attended
to. and in the best style.
IyC Cof7ins made at the shortest notice.
and also nerse furnished. Sept20-y.
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New ArriYalR.

ERFSH Lemons. Raisins, Figs, Ac.,
4 just received and for sale by
s. F. BLAncH'AKD.
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THEO. GOLDMAN,
AND JEWELLER
HARVEY HOUSE ROW.

Carpets Rugs and AIrsagsets'
vUsJ received per Ship Sarah urlnson
srlended assortment Of English Sn-
pars and three Ply Carpets, a,se q ,s 1sw
n;eces at very low hpr'ees.y'ogether WIN
Rn,s and, Printed Dpygets. 60 zaa
s-et-16-y w. o. rH111'F
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At Retail.

1HOR the accommodation of those who
/ require hut Small guam ties Of corn
and Oats. the same can in future be obtain.
ed by the dimes worth or lsrgerrarcels.
tlt3 JOSHUA BEAL.
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,lERFTMERy - All the celebrate
French. English and German brands .
oIogne at 5. F. BLANCHARD.
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TEA! Tea.-.Just received per
I Steamship Tennessee and Empire City
direct frcnI New York. a lof Of choice FAM
lily Teas. " hitb id addition tostock on hsMd
comprises one OF the best assorinlepts in
Baton Rouge, these teas are sold by sgency
for one Of The largest importing houses iE
New Ycrx. and are guaranteed pure or no
sale a!. '1[csel JOSHUA BEAL.
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EORGE VI. HEKUMAN y. late from
" the North, begs leave to a: nounce
to the Musical World generally. that be is
in receipt OF an extensive and varied assort-
ment Of Bass Vols, Drums, Guitars. Trom-
bones. French Horns, VioIins. F'ageolets,
Flutes, Flies, and Clar;onets, together with
bows, strings and reeds and large and
valuable stock OF new music. All Of hich
can be had OH reasonable terms oct-19
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-07
A WESTERN WEDDING FEE.
[cONCLUsIoN IN OUR NEXT

A minister settled in one Of our frontier
western villages, in which the primitive
manners of pioneer life had been smooth
ed and polished by refinement and culliva-
lion, was sea,ad in his study one day, endca-
voring TO arrange the heads Of his to-mor-
rows discourse, when his attention was
called by loud knock al the door.
The visitor proved to be q tall, gawky,
shambling countryman, evidently arryed in
his Sunday suit, and s.ou. girl, a,tired in
dress of red calico, which, from the frequen,
and the complacens glsnces towards it by
the fair owner was considered quite mag
ni6cent affair.
"Won't you walk in," asked the minis
ter, politely.
"Much oblseged, squire, dom. know
bu. we will. say, you're q minister, aim.
you -
eyes"
81 reckoned 80. Betsy and me,-,hat's
Betsy, fust rate sor. of girl, anyhow"
"Oh, JOHANN" simpered the bashful Bet
sy.
You are now, and you needn', 60 fsr to
deny it. Well Betsy and me have conclu.
ded TO hitch teams, and we wan. you to do
it,"
"You to be married 7"
"Yes, believe that's wha, they call il.
say though, before you begin, Ie.'s know
wha, is going to be the the damsge, reckon
,isn', bes. TO 60 it blind"
"Oh, never Sc. any price ! take what
ever they give me-"
s.Well, that is all right; 60 ahead minister,
If you please, we are in hurry, as Joe's
90, 10 finish plan.in' the po,a,er patch, afore
night, and Betsy she's gos TO folch the
butter''
Thus abjured, The minister commenced
the ceremony, which occupied but few
moments.
kiss me, Betsy" said the delighted
bridegroom. "You are my cid woman,
now. Aim, i, nice ~
"First ra,e,' was the satisfactory reply.
"HoId on jerk" said Jo.ham, as he left
his bride abruptly, and darted out 10 the gate
where the wagon had been left.
"Whst's your husband gone out for 20
asked the minister, somewhat surprised,
81 expec. IT'S The sassges," was the con-
fused reply.
Just then Josham made his appearance,
dangling in his hand pail foil Of the 'ssss-
sapees." which he handed to the minister,
with the grin of one comforting favor.
1--WE hahn, go, much money!" said he,
"and 80 we though. we'd pay you in sssss-
pes. Mother made 'em, and reckon they
are good. If they sin's just you send them
back, and well send you some more"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-07

sive days in the haying season, when he
had stood to his fork, making its ashen han
die bend and quiver as he pitched 10 round
of teams tha. had been running from morn
ing till night, until he became, as discover
ed, very much exhausted. The voice is an in
falliable sign Of great exhaustion, and the
poor fellow could hardly speak. said to
him, "ihe sky, think, Purnel, has rather
msckerel look" "Ra,her so'', he replied.
Sand ,hen," said ], ,"we have not only good
deal Of hay out, but our wheat is quite ready
for u.s." "True," said Purnel, "very true.
sir" "Wha, say you, .hen," said J" "Purn'l
Davis, to another round of loads tonight =
Now, TO make another round Of loads; FIVE
teams had 10 be driven over mile, their
loads pitched of in inconvenient mows, and
before they could be GO. back, be loaded.
and return again, i. must have approaeh.d
midnight. Blu. the young Sussex county
yeoman, the free-hesrted American laboref,
did no, hesitate in his reply for momen'.
He had breath enough left TO speak. and
speak he did promptly, and said, 81 think.
sir, we had bes. do it," ] could not bu.
laugh outright q, the poor fsllow's pluck
have no doubt be would have stood TO his
fork until he tainted and fell.
"Who never listen'd to the voice of praise,
The silence of neglect can ne'er appall."
But to you who have witnessed, like my
self, The generous and unsel6sh efforts of
these willing men to carry the day-yes, to
carry the day, to secure the harvest, to make
all ssfe-no apology will be necessary, be-
cause the subject Of this brief eulogy is only
an humble laboring farm hand one who
neither looks to pa.rimony or mstrimony
for living, but relies on his own good arm
10 win i. for him, as his furrow brakes the
sIebe, his OK feIls the monarch oak, as he
strikes for i, with his scy,he in swsr,hing
the grass, or with his cradle in cutting the
golden harvest.
CONCLUSION IN OUR NEXT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-07

WORD TwlsTING.-Tom presented his
bill to neighbor Joe for service rendered.
The latter looked at it, and expressed much
surprise at the amount. "Why, Tom, j,
strikes me .ha. you make ou, pretty found
bill here, eh 20 "Pm sensible IFS round
one," quo.h Tom, Sand came for the pur-
pose Of getting i. squared"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-07

lie. you be ever SO pure, you cannot as.
sociaie with bad companions withou, falling
INTO bad odor. Evil companions are like
tobacco smoke-you csnno. be long in ito
presence wishou, carrying away tain. Of il.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-07
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY E. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PROP PRIET R.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Fo one year, if paid within six months, $l5O
&C ifnot paid within six months, 200.
ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Sl per square tor two inser-
tions-l2 lines of small type or IA of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every SUBJ
sequent Insertion If the number Of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly.
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must
be POST PAID.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Ho.n1nir Mrsprn we copy the following

HorRrBkE MURDER I'VE copy the ohoWing
from the baltimore Sun OF yesterday.
One oft1e most horrible murders which we have
ever no,icSd was committed Ia Baltimore county,
or, or abol Monday night, about i.2 miles from
the city. mar the fhiiedeiphia road. II appears
ina, since ias, Sunday Mrs. Noble, residing Ia the
shove yicisiiy, on little farm, with her husband
and three children, was missing, and the children
becoming Somewhat alarmed a, the absence of,heir
mother acAaainted the neighbors of the fact, when
Justice LeSis Frsnkinberger was informed Of the
case. Helnmedia:cly set 10 work for the purpose
of discovering the missing woman. IL was not
long therefore, before he met the object Of biz
search. buA under such circumstances as to il him
with horror. The body OF the woman, muaiiateo
In the meAt horrible manner. was discovered IN
large tub,1upen which had been placea alge
stone, and scross the top plank lie bsd Ioe re-
mains removed 10 proper place. ana samu'on ~.
jury OF faquest. After hearing the iscts mus aI
eiici,ed they rendered . verdict to the ehect Inat
the deceisei came to her death 10 consequence OF
being s.rtck upon the neck and fsce-seemingiy
with hsAches-by tho hands of some person un'
known THE discovery ofthc body of course erea.
ted eonsiae excitement in the neighborhood,
and yest4 morning. the time at which It was
held lSrge number of persons were 10 search OF
the murderer who it is alleged, il the husband OF
the unfoftuoate woman. His name Is Frederick
Noble add when last seen was walking aiong the
road iductina to Baltimore, having pack bun
die on his back
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NATIONAL. RABY-SHOW.

We earn by telegraph from Cincinnati that the
s.Na.ioual Baby Show took place at Springfield,
Ohio, CD Thursday last and attracted an immense
numbe. Of visitors. One hundred and twenty ba-
bies were entered for premiums and it is an IN.
doubted fact that such squally times were never be-
tore k.own In Ohio The premiums were as fol-
low:
Thesirst premium, for the finest baby, years old
or unter, Is a tea set, with salver, valued at $500.
The second premium, tea set, valued at $500.
The third premium tor the finest child under
year At age, purse OF 500.
The fourth premium Tor the second hnesi' fafian
marble group.
Thsfirst premium was awarded to Mrs Romner,
OF V.snna Ohio; the second TO Mrs. Mcdowell, OF
Cincinnati: the third to Mrs. Arthur Canton, OF Phil
sdelphia; the fourth to Mrs Henry Howe, of Gin
cinnaii.
A letter was read from Fanny Fern, for the edit
cation of the babies their mothers, we are not
informed which Mrs SwisheIm sent letter; she
not being of domes tic turn was probably averee
20 attending in person. Mrs. Mott, another of the
strougminded, likewise sent letter, containing the
thoughtful suggestion that black babies should be
admitted for exhibition: and she might properly
have spoken word for the Notified infants. Horace
Greeley (who ought also to have the prefix OF Mrs.
sent another letter. He thought that much atten-
ton should be given to the development of the hui
men are sold at from $500 to $500; according to
which valuation Greeley would bring about cents.
Among the exhibitors was an old woman who
came with her seventeenth child. She claimed
premium on that ground.
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THE MARKETS,

NEW YORK, Oct 5,-Flour-prices are a frifle
lower. with sales of $500 bbs at S. e. 2aS7 O6 for
State, and SIP l-2$aS7.2 for Ohio. Southern is
buoyant with sales of $500 bbls. good mixed to
straight Baltimore, Georgetown and Alexandria at
81 81 2a794.
Wheat-Sales of 1900 bushels wheat at 81. sc for
white Michigan.
Corn is firm, with sales this morning of c. 900
bushels at yesterdays prices. There was an ad-
vance yesterday of l to cts.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5-Flour Is steady at 81 for
City Mills, and 81 25 for choice Howard st. -four
Wheat 10 active with slight Improvement. Corn
is firm and steady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

FUTURE DAYS
BIZ GoDDIN { APPERsoN.
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLIN

VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING,
AND 4 LARgE HUMsER or BUILDING
SALE At AUCTION~-W.lib s sold On MONDAY.
y: d.s q Sc ss.s.
depce the corner Of 5oh and Leigh strceta 'front.'
ns on the hide Of 10th street, tS4 fact running
b.ck % feet g - alley end Formerly Occupied b
Alter whes. win - sold that beautitsl sasass Of
Land On uaion Ail boasdsa b s71h assb, 9 :nd
each. running back $50 feet to an alley. So
Aso two vacant Lots. adjoining; fronting together
So feet on Serh stress RAINING back i6 feet to saa
The above Rial Estate eommends itself to the f.
vorabs consideration of persons Disposed to invest
TEaMs-one fourth cssh: balance at s, s and
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, ana
title nots !. paid A,e..
VALUABLE FARM on THE THREE
R9AD EgHT NIL. EsM Ea a
TERMINUS or THE WESTHAMP PLANK ROAD.
FOR SALE AT Observation-Disclosures having
e.: on ssss
commencing ut II O'CLOCK, his valuable Farm situa'
tsd in the county of HenIico. miles we of Rich
moud aud three miles from the terminus OF the
Westham Plank Road
The Farm contains $50 acres, all well enclosed; .
par. 81 which !. good meadow land the balance easy
our-h ousss. COED well Of water and . young or
chsrd, containing about 1900 choice fruit trees.
After the sale of the Land. will be sold all of t.
Farming Implements consisting of the usual variety,
the crops of Corn, Fodder, Shucks &C., az we'll a.
the stock of Horses Mules and Cows.
TERMs-For the real estate, one third cash; balance
at and years. for negotiable notes interest added
pf unas
upwards ak months credit for bonds with good Sc
eurity. JESSE C. JONES'.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
f 81
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Napoleon Turner, th famous circus rider, died
In KENTUCKY recently, of cholera.
During September there were 63 deaths in Wheel
ing, none of cholera
There was fine fall of rain at Wheeling on
Monday and Tuesday.
Henry Schoolcraft, an actor, died at Mobile last
week.
The dwelling of P. Tobin, at Martinsburg, Va,
was destroyed By fire on Monday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

UFHULsTEhER5 AND PAPER HANGERE,
Corner of Governor and Franklia Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock of
III French and American PAPER HANGINGS,
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICES. BANDS, CORDS.
TASSELS, Lace and Musn CURTAINS, Table
and Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES. BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c
which they win cell or work up to order on the
most reasonable terms.
We are also prepared to execute PAPER HANG
ING and UPHOLSTERING promptly, in the city.
or country = oc 2-3u1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07
THE FEyER. AT THE sOuTH.

COLUMBIA. Oct. 4.-The fever In the Southern
cities Is steadily abatng. On Tuesday there were
two deaths at Savannah, none at Augusta and two
at Charleston. At Montgomery it hes entirely
ceased.
The deaths al Charleston during last week were
l05 of which y were of yellow fever.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 3-The weather is cooler ard
more favorable for health. There were four deaths
Of the fever on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

CALL AccEPrEp,-The Rev. Fl. C. Heaton,
who has for some time ably filed the pulpit OF the
Presbyterian churches at Harpers Ferry and Sher.
presbv,srian church n Baiti,nore n Mace Of the
Rev DR.. Pryor, the late pastor, who has returned
10 his former charge In Virgins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

TIKI TRIAL OF DH. GRAHAM.-The trial of DR.
Graham, in New York. for the murder of Col. Lo-
ring, continues to attract much attention. The OBJ
jec: of the defence is to make out case of self
defence, and one or two witnesses testify to Lo
rag's having his hands raised before Graham stab
him, they may succsed, with the aid of skilful
counsel, and the sympathy which rich and inhuen,
tia prisoners always excite in the minds of jurors
The trial will probably last several days Mrs. Gra'
ham, the prisoners wife, attends In court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07
NEW GOODS! NEW OOODSl.-The

NEW GOODS! NEW sGOODH!!-
In uudersigned has Just returned frora the NORTH
ern cties where be purchased In pefson large and
extenssvs select stock Of FANCY AND 9TAeLE
DRY GOODS, principally for c.ah, 1t exceedingly
low prices and win sell the % small advance
bred French Mouslins fine "a French Aferinoea ID
variety Of COLOR plain and figured CashmereS I'm.
brpiaety, 10 great variety; black SIN trimnlng
large stock French Corsets With endlsss ysrety
Of enkA color. IN ashet Of Tosca taa. stcne pl.sd
and blsck and hroeade, For aooA hsxine sai q he
cheap store Of MORRIS w. H06Es
oc6-2m - Bred street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

old RED STONE-At the New Book
" store, Kent Square -OLD REDSTONE; or,
Historical Sketches of Western Presbyterianism, its
early Ministers lite perious tines and its fist record
By Joseph Smith, Ivol. avo. $I75
BIBLE READlN0-BOOK, containing such por.
~ uns ~
as form connected narratiye-for use Of School
IS cents.
) MEMORIES OVER THE WATER; or Stray
Thoughts on . long Stroll; by Henry Money; 81.
$f25.
VIRGINIA COMEDIANS, (second supply, 81. So
PARTY LEADERS. fby Baldwin, 81.
ENGRAYfNGS.s
A large and very fine lot Of Rich EngrAyin9T Some
beautifully colored.
OF PAINTINGS.
Some very fine OIL Paintings in rich gilt frames.
WORK BOXES AND DESKS. .ss5r
A large variety Of AaahoEnny, Rosewood and fepaer
Mechie Work Boxes and Portable Writing DeaAf-
Fer sale by WM A. BUTTER6.
157 Main street..
cc 5-lw Nearly opposts Exchange Bank