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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-05
MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,---l854 A.
SIMPSON d BRO.

Sign of the Golden Lock. LynchbuIs Va.
w Il opening. addition 10 our tnrmrr new
w .to, t. a yer, atae ns-,utt-nt at HAEpwsRE,
CufIlHY. GUS. II~TsL>. StDnItRf. fLAfEp huons.
lnnr on. CLarHs Hoasr hePtag dittces. BHihtrg
Nafsrats and Iools u ma Grey dtscup oH among
Winch alr fauuyriic.,- just u.rnduced Inl ark't ia
G1
Nc nltisr srlyc, we run rAhihftolLr public 90"
orally. aud tisa-c vii favor viii an 'Aau,n""n
greater variety a,urtrunIy ct stAir aud q'ai.H 81
good, eyer uiisrsl n Ills. surpassed II Any u'ih't
Cur eoai. arr al Lev an desirable. am vii
DE niI -utaIe ruht. GUY q al VII Al }Ne
a.. acai = "ntru, with their ',r,'ts, Which All ~
,.elsr ou. bet nid pr.tnpi utent1o'.
Mre.raat, auI alner, bu!i ltr5s. vi, be- ciofged
81, null al, ,r.a ,445., lUf>
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CRATE. CRATES

no'hcr lot Of hose highly hni,hed Crates Of various
LA.-r1c, aud styles, iu>t received al the L,nrhburg
untce and large v Warehouses G. :. BLISS.
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billiard q OGD N
Wholesale and Retail Grocels and Commission
Merchants,

billiard q OGD NJ
wholesale and Retail Groceis and Commission
Merchants.
INFER FOR SALE
~ 10 binds o g. Sugar
30 bbls coffee and clarified sugar
40 boxes and bbls loaf and crushed and pulveI.
i1cd Sugar
100 bags Rio aud Lagurs o6ee
10 bag. Old Java
10 hhds Cuba and L Moasses
200 sides Sole Leather
1000 BIS Bacon
200 kegs Nails-assorted
50 boxes Adamantine Candle,
90 do Hull g. Sons
20 do TalIow
800 bales Cotton
Iron; Cast, Shear and Blistered Steel
500 pair Blankets from common o superior aHa
full cloths brown and beached Dome ,tic Iinseys; kir
seys Caicoes; Boots Shoes Hats, Caps; Cedar Csus
and Buckets, common and fine; Spade., Shov Is HAY
Forks, aud many other articles numerous TO mem
tion All we is cal! To guarantee satisfaction a.
we intend selling unusually low for cash and the usua
time prompt customers extended
DiLLARD a. OGDEN
oct Is 3m Opposite Farmers Bank.
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CsASO, GUANO.

f'aASO, GGANO.-Iu cons qururr al the H.
N duet5nu made h, The Peruvian AGENT IN the rlir
ofGunun, we viii close cut nur stock at f53 per 20nO
b-.. CASH. TGose in waol viii Please call soon "A.
our qgtutity : small. ". T.ANDERH0NA co.
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e g Ma 21s
Y OFFICE. -fu..e beyiog purchased aud rno.,
INw,-blna 10 obrao cbolrc a.u .rrec.. \ G. ofn NJ.
Arm-t"ni viii h,n~c tan ~ s.,u ci. ,,,er, IL me-
and they Vii tv rf1ctay lt,utrl aud scni IN runi
order ler- may nIso he mud at II NJ. Arni,trnd at
tie Nursurs, ina the Npurhe PM # tho county, or at
J, NJ, AImt-tcHds ftud hbrdeu threr Mules South Of
Lyme 'hurc. j. II SOLOMON, Al.
nay 92-dtl feb
IMPORTANT TO TEE PUBLIC.
second supply of Winter Clothing,
Cloths Ca simeres and vestings.
bot'tu Al 'RtNftN lntcElt ra' Is. Al ruE
FRANKLIN CLOIl AND CLOTHING HOUSE.
~ = are no" opening large ,.Iply Of the following
w uame G",as, purchased durng thu last weo, h>
Nj D5Nun. in New York c,entl, reduced pIce
o"ltg I" ID" s'r'trney IN III" m"nry market w@rt
Mi be sold al Nnnl nd'anc On primo cost for cnsh-
Over Coats.
Fine Castor Beaver Nopola, do, NJ lion do. rrr-.
sian do r't'r-hom B'ueh 'i5ot Whitney, Lion S,u.
Ianus.
Dress and FIock Coats
ESrm Enc, Back French, Brown do Blue do.
Olive d. Umrct -
Business Coats
Black Rid Co-,imepr, Fuzzy do, blagh Mixed do,
Bro"oGtoih
Vests.
FINEST SIX Plush, DO d.. Noly Finest Cashmere,
ivevct ar-A Do. Faulrr, Sam Extra Black Satin
do DC. tireo,d,oe SIN.
Fine Blnch Dpf-hn, Ncaum do, do. Beaver do
Fancy Frrnch Cashmere nn,, SutiucIa.
Farmers over Co,i- uaIe Nt,N long and of good
material
B,y- aud Youth, Over Co4t.. a lpree supply of all
grades
Negro Clothing.
Fine Blnck Sutin,i tIark Cuats aid Pants for s..
All ~ the above named nonds viii be sold at a small
advance mime cost casl.
GLASS \ RAlNE. J. Dixon Ae't
Franklin Cloth and Cloihing House Main St.
lynchburg, Va.
NOV 2l-d2w
10 Rep Bedford Sentinel. Chrisiansburg Herald.
W,theviiie trlcgmth. COPY weeks aud
'I'HE subscriber - RECEIVING and offers tor
] sale
60 noxrs Bunch and Layer Rasins, wholcs, halves
and quarters,
Barrels of Cranherrys,
Boxe, Lrmmons,
do. Clifton.
do PrsscrN ed Ginger
Blc q Dates.
so Drum SMYRNA Figs.
$50 IDS. Maple Sugar Cnhcs,
35G Cocanurs.
800 Lbs Montgomery county Cheese,
200 do Hemp and Canar, Seed
| 10 Bushels Groun nuts
With goal -tuck OF Sult Shell Alrr onds Palm nut :
Filherts Eng t~h Nanut. Pccnn nuts Pickles in Jars
or by the hundred Brandy Pouches ~ Jars. Peach and
| Ounce Preserves. Tomato ,tslr. Pepper Sauce, a..
&c. A fine rtork .inele and douhc kcyct Accurdian.
oy~ Fancy Goods, &c. Always on hand (, ON 400 to
500 pounds of Pain and Fancy Candy Of my own mn nt-
f'ture equal 10 any in the Smt', all OF which will be
sold wholesale or retail on moderate TENS.
no 2i-is S A. BOYD
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Goa L..
NooLENs aBLANkErs.-0ATs
fsiEEsE CHEESE

REESE CHEESE -" have ON hand n
- iarg" stock OF E"gh,h Dairy, Pine Apple and Re
tathns Cheese all 81 Nich FRESH direct fr,r, h..
manufacturers Ia No.ih Gail and sunni, yonrseyc.
nov 8 l. SAUNDERS & IRBY
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LYNcHBuRG MARBLE WORKS

NOV ady aud to. sale the rfsrst aud best stick
y cfFun.hrd Marble Wotk south Of Baltimore, en-
hrncipl Plum aud ornamental Ancri, an and Italian
Mnrb.c Monuments. Tomhs, Head and Foot St"u'-
Npbt,l Plr ~, Glrlru k,sr. Llnb., Furniture Mar
bIr Hearth Stpur. Door aud " Window Sdl- Sr Ac .,
81 (which f"r IN term. 10 suit Tie lines. oricr-
from The country hnuku,y received aud promptly at
Tended 'l~ofh packed Tree at IN osfri cost, anil
flutartfpd tuc. tu ANY di.tauoo. call, address,
lOllN -. GADUESS. rRoflutroR,
To- -
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y Ew CONCERN.

o. AAn IN BONDS OF VIRGINIA 4 TEN.
y psStSIV NENSEE GALL ROAD co first
osttz"ee, intru It payable II New York.
mug 2i-ls PETERS SPENCE +, co
IiE highest price pald In EN chaugr - the Ea ,r.rn
1 et'rs, hy PETERS, SrENCEA 10.
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Cloths. Furnishing Goods, &c.

SOAP fresh sup ~ eftbl.
- superior family suap-lur sale by b. X. LYMAN.
rrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
Passengers Arrived.

N ,eamahp Alps at Bosion from Lrogol-Mr Robt Smith
and lady Ms. Fdier Mrs King and ufAnt, Miss Allen Mrs
Iwus and daughters Master Irving Mr Robertson Mas
ter Robertson Mess Jackson. Kerr Mercer Goddard
,ira Roudrn, Draper MEMS Moor = Thomas Louis Mora
Phio and Mr. and Mr. FToideraux Mr. snd Mrs
and children Mr. Hut'le Rev Geors. Water
ming Mr. Hrs Coleman and three children. Mr. Coleman,
Sen Mr. End Mr. MINISTER Mr. and Ms Bolton ard child,
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Nh Lewis Mrs Rhodes Nesrs. Michael
Ksvsrtgh Baker. Msch. Mr and hrs Katie and child.
Nesss McWhIer Powell Thomas Muir, Jr d. MclEto5h,
Penoelci Ingram Bunenthss Nj and Mrs Allen, Nj. Dl
viz Miss Emerie hes,rs John Irving, Blumet thsl-62
ln,eGn,hip H>rnanr from BrenenMrs Fitch, NJ Voght,
{. Noght p L. Benning hsus, J. NJ Epping, Miss Neu
mister. Mrs Nogst c. z. Borsdof 7. Behruann, Mss
Hincksn. Greseer. Mr.. Engel, Mrs Enge Misses Ense
two II steiner Miss NJ Rose, O. A. D-oI Mn. L Drost
A Hs brech Mrs C. Halbeeh. Mrs q. Halbrech B. and l.
Ven Hsrtenslebeh, Singer. Miss Rezenstei9 \ DePen
VI GIsbe. A SsuoEyi. ~ Wrist H. Stensse T. Glide mei.ter
Z. Kind. Miss kIessr, Miss Leopold, NJ Never Ms
Glitch H. Glitch II. Damned, Mrs NJ. Damned II. SeitI,
stii1 Mr.. DyrenfUIt, Wei, Mis- MA..ndoIf G H.ge
dorm { ProI Mrs +. Pro1 C. Suckau, Mis- 3. Kuh. Mr.
7. Koch. Misses A l. ?. and I. Koch. Schulbenh,
hrs Eehulierfh z. A. Zelmer lies BAntlin From Hare
Gsnahi and lady C. Gresham Mr. McDonoush. Nj H'-ch
Reoh.Tdt II sme C.ress Faurrer lady snd seryt Pguet
srd ,dy From Soudnpt0nM-s Sands Joseph Earle, Jno
Hawkins Mrs Hancock hs- Gray Nr Leyely aud dsughr r
Mr Mrs knigh. Mrs ard Miss Murphy and four child n
Nrs Hawkins Mrs Napier aud boy Mr.. aud Mrs nameri
and i've children ard Mics Matthews NJ Mansheld
Nj Dalton Rev Mr. Cody DR. z p Hines, Mrs. Dalton and
child Mrs Herdnser Mr. Herdnser, NJ drummer Mrs Glen,
Rev Nj Ch4uncey s. Wolf j. Land!ey-and 5 IN the sec
tad CABIN aud steersge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
Disasters, &c.
See news column

See news columns
Car ISLAND j. sept o. 1854 The pilot boat Leonias
came the Roadstssd this and reror-s having
pAsed yesterday ~ miles thu Dr. brig Ann u
Windsor n : bOttsm M and bo'h zone.
scHR May HsYssS from GEORGETOWN, :. c. for New.
Yors before supposed wrecked 70 miles south easi
Of PsWleys lie and waerlOgged ana nd3ned..
car FLoop Of the bark Ocsvia Of Porls1d having been
accused rot relieving the bark Orion Of ChGreon after
The ssle Of the It'll 9Th. and 9Th t still blowing hard
With very heavy running that biz sails
AL blown vessel leaking hed and both b0ats badly
oye deck, he found impossible 70 render that asssnee
The Oron when IL disabled Good Nth four
m Eve persons board who sferwsrd taken % By
,chr J. Taylor ct Boston
scHR ATHALIA Capt Welton hence about 18th inst for
Apsaeheola reported BY TELEGRAPH to be ashore IN the
reshbood Key We-bs ed full Of water The Athslia
was good vessel Of 80 register built AZ Port Jererson
l. L. in 1851 Owned IN New York valued 81 10 -e partially
Insured well go freight norey in New YORK she
Lad GeuerEi board valued about $50 Geo mostly
covered ty insurance IN Wallsi.
IA teeGrs bic espsteh Ellwood Walter dated Key West
az irE that the A. ashore Western Dry
Rock and bged part Of the saved ty-b&snes dam
AGED ,.,
with mahogany, ashore Western Dry Rocks "a INST
and wreehsr saving easo.lBy telegraph 70 El~o0d al
RAG BEAzrL from Eovs Scots for Salem with cargo Of
weed struck West Quoddy Head, A NJ Of loth, srd
knocked hole 10 her bottom She into Lubee otn ro1d
r,p.ir ard proceed or her voyage -,
XIV WEST. sept zl-BEIG MAxwLLL, (of Wells Ael
from Cruz bound 20 Liverpool with cargo or nsnos
suy being distress with three feet water n Der noa ~
ptee put In here when she struck the Esten D
Rocks carrying sway all her sp1s The vessel WIN Dc ''
loss CARO- vii be saved -
Sea pEIGc Of and for Boston from Jseksonvie, eeioe
rerortsd srused and abandoned recently tosei .o
s.v.nnsh by The weasel much wrecked nat
n Il rrubsbe she will be broken up.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....SEPTEN
Cleared.

stesmships-Nsshve Berry Charleston, sPch''d Ie'ioh
a Co; Pacific Nye. Liverpool. T. h Collin. o.
sbi..-Kse sSsnton Reed, Havsns Houshton & son;
Roekspd TAYLOR san francisco Dugan Leisndi Anna
schniat MiliEen Antwerp, W. r. Schmidt \ Co.: y w.
Brune LADDERS New Orleans Hicks Bell; Roi1ndo Llnt
Ton Geo huxley; Kate swauton. Reed. Havana.
BaIks- Louisa klan. White Norfolk, master Maiy bs
Sinclair 81 stertens H. r w Meyer A''Hu'' " Js"'
Nlnngon Snow Burgess $500 - ~, r.
RE Monte Christie Pool Wilmington, j o. Baker Co.
on,rs-Noptrose Winsow. Mobile, Surges. Clear nan
CO; g. Il Bennett Wood saIAccs, McCfeady, Mott toi
kcyoh GrilLaud St Pierre. n A G. Kossiro Co Lou
10 Re,.,y Wnshiugton q Williams; Cnfy,oite. Ackley,
Cour,, Cii.d McCr-ady Mot Go River Queen, fo~sr
Providence L. Keeney Jos Holmes, Holmes NORFOLK
soop- W D. Msnsum, French Tsanton, master
ProIe lers-Bsvery Smith Phladelphi4 w H. Inompsoni
Middlesex Fly Phiiadel phis J. \. Bigys
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B.ROOKI YN ITEMS.

SUPPOSED MURDERED MAN TURNED yP.-Ab0utt two
weeks named Michael Brady and Michael Nan
nsy arrested the supposton Of having killed man
named stephen Tute In fight board Of the soop bann
then lying JOhD5on Dock and ia order to get the body out
OF the way ssid they threw overheard Brady mas nce
been discharged but Nanusr has remained IN PRISON swalnB
examination On Thursday futile made his appearance ~
Brootyp ard proceeding TO Justice BAtehey court pre-
ferTed Of assault aud battery against Nanneiy sn1
Mchse Brady u the OF the same name VINO hAd
been arrested IsPpesrs from bis testimony that
occurred himself the two above named on boird
the soop and that believing hn'ei IN DANGER ne uPea
overheard IN reaching small boat with w1ch
he made fo wood sarah Green ana got on board
This vessel being bound for New Inlet L. he remained on
board Tor the min: Of running egonnd she
longer usual and did not return until Wednes
dny N6npey brought from jail sterdsy aud held TO An
Brady, believing the was dead has fed the city.
AoQUITTED.-In the Court Of Sessions yesterday
semue Adams placed trial ndcmant charging
him with stealing household goods from the residence OF Mr.
kapdeTvoo Marcy four months since while tins
family absent elonious intent not shown and be
acquitted.
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DIED.

BATrFLL-At Norfolk, Conn., Sept. %, Mrs Sarah Bat
''skANTITY~in scriven Co. Ga, Sept "a DR.. A d.
BIsntley Of yellow fever aged % Years daughter
Of Lewis al Catherine Colwe aged year aud months
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited 10 attend
n, ,sSts S9 pe.ide Tp No. sss West slihst
FERRERo on Friday Sept ~ OF , ssSs' so6Ss
GARRIsON-on the 27th inst William H. 0ahnon sse'
remain. were taken to the Cemetery Of the Eyersreens
nom No 81 4ths., Willisnsowsh H.. W. " t;Do
IRVINE-In Harrisburg Sept 20, the Hon VIM N fVihe'
iRW iS@on Friday. Sept %, Mr. William Irwin Sen,
The relatives and fepds of his family and the members Of
the Macdougalst Church respectfully invited to attend
his funeral without further invitation sunday at o'clock,
from the residence SOU Geo. H. Irwn No $50 Peuysi
kTRRid AH~G CscasO, illinois, on I'd iu.t of cholera,
james Kerisan, JI, aged "a yeS5s; f., Cana.
" sSySEHFfEsERHoRN-on the 22d inst, at Bags Hotel
Utica Rev IL o. sehermeIhorr OF tas Oly OF YPhod fever
cholera after illness OF days Mr. Seher'
daughter OF sheldon Martin OF this City and was returning
Niagara Falls where be had been on n Tour Mi.
City for years aud at thu time Of his deatn W. build
e Up ~ he s.sSsh School Of which daring the as months
he had so scholars and teacher His loss viii be Sc
sepsfrsn over which he presided bat ass BY large circle
ofIelsivts and acquaintance lis Funeral Serln VIZ
Surday The i Of October q O'Clock r NJ His eonsess
tens and friends are respectfully lHyea 70 S , uer
proscitd Hines John Wallis formerly OF this CITY, e0ane'
lorstlsw, eyed "A years s,,-... t.L. WI.
His relatives and friends, ard those o. ms sons Iohu -
liam and II. Wallis, and Of the amiy are i9iPe.II
invited to attend his funeal from the residence OF a. H. a
No IS Grand 81. jersey City, this afternoon al 0'00A
without further invitation. ..-.
WILSON-On Tuesosy Sept. % after short and severe
TlDess, Csiharnerwf Of w Wells Wilson, aged - years
and II mouths, r.
The friends Of the family requested to attend the tune
raj o'clock Saturday seth inst from her late resoen0
No. "a South Second Ct, WilAnsburgh a. =.
WILSON-At Suivsns Island, Charleston, ; z, sept %
Capt SAMUEL Wilson nstiVe OF Georsis aged ~ years
WlLSOS-On THURSDAY Sept q sftsI short and severe
Illness CsihsIine W wife Of w Wells Wilson Sged % years
Aod IL months -, -,
The friends OF the miy requested TO attend the faners
from her late residence No "a South 2dt Nilamsburgh
Saturday afternoon, seth inst at O'Clock.
e There's not wind but rhispeys OF thy name
And NJ a flower tina. sleeps beneath the Moon
But in Its hues fragrance tells . tale
OF thee"
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sale, $50 beH WiirirEtou 8, 20 y Dbl ard SO n Ne
erfn Ersces quiet ssles 90 bile a. S5d - 10 ar .
sets % - bills tlet a. ngtoa - A[fi'e 81 - s'f
a. ! ,lns u The yard CITY Piich scl.s Il - -.
oL--EuGish Lusced Il TIN. III socs ep1s o. ans In
of talts II 30 Ess AZ "a G1c cash. bcl u a'lrr %
Nv ne nsisst Cree Whale n ccs.Ilene' n ne hth
tor eA e. sc - t Retued Dsachsd Winter . sell
nfs Ciud Sp-rn buoysLt aid HID above buyers
etsh LAfo uurhsnyst vih sss Of Wgern winter - 'os
&c enh ard mo-. Red scsrcs with small sales West
err te cash Olive dull; sales ct 90 o1arts s.
PRoNIsIoNs-A fair sesnd Pork for Sling contracts
but 81 asier prices the demand for the hone trade oder
and Jrres still tire buyer Thcrc considerable
fthto pha inspected Pork market which u olereG az
sc Of New fors insreeed Mess The sales 1859 b5s Al
SIS rs for Mess tlsdsl5 Is for Clear f37sli for pTs
Mes sl2 for sour Mes 40 sd = FOX Ramps
and I'll 75del cay for Prime. Beef l. without cLa1Ee the
demand uocer.fe good pientJ sales of 80 bbA IN lots
sellGfl . for County Mes; sid sll IS or CITY do,
AID $50 t5 = for repsckd Cheap Lard j. les arm snd
dull Troes t lower; sales Of 900 Dbl. osc.
dtc, AID go keaA life Gi!.e Dressed Hos in fair
Request Sc dec and penty CB Neat in lin.
bids and sc Sc or Shoulders and IA Gstc for
Hams Butter il In fair demand iSc Y l7ic for Ohio; Ice
&c. for State ana sc BE or orsnse County Cheese is
plenty and dull and hsavy; sale. 9loc Beef
Hans scarce; sses io' bbl- good Vermont to arrive
a sls
quest; sales Sc bts At -, cash
TObACCO-There sfsr demand and prices unchan zed
Havana 2fGS5c; Cuba l5c, and 81 Oho
AID Connecticut Seed Leaf s. Clfe.
RICE-There i. more seiive demand and prices are
lsher sales yesterday evening and to-day $50 casks 59
SIC. ard Sc. Is asked for prime.
sUGARS-The market Is quite hrm the receipts continue
sud the demand good for Canada and from REIN
ers; zoo bids New Orleans 5d5c 100 Cuba Musco-
sio i.c IN bond fer export and 5dc. for home %
T,lss al pryste terms.
Of 20 lbs &c for Jersey and AZ 949ic for Prison
Drudge q dull 81 45e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30

- or,aiioc Of nature by which IN norh.rH countries water
sepverted ice he no longer charged BE informant with
s,efsraor bnt nckuOW I'D his IL would require
lopS vha scientific dseYsfon O. expose tn details
81 De oprfton Of DEsnLERs Puts 10 vii be suhci
Ssy fho1 tonic and that they ssd u anti
usode power ty which the sgt l. strengthened and the
regular ecuns sttscas Of fever ssd csraey
frsIrd An tlkH Goes certainly Deutraz acid
tbsb these Ti nfUtrsze Intermittent ev-rs Sold IN New
YORK by SJErBiSs. MORGAN BurLER. No &c Cllas II o.
AcgIRNAN MARTTN. No Sc Courlandt-st Mrs HAYES
IT'S Fulion Brooklyn and BY respectable druggists;
OF by C. ID. DEsHLER, New Brunswick, ". }.
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A GUIDE TO INYALIDS.
BYDRs s. FITCH. 80 III BROADWAY, wv.
EAILACY ONE REMEDY FOR ALL DIsEA-

h. has been ong sht for-never found Why Because
dssssss produced by variety Of injurious agents
80 forces an equal variety Of counteraotng and
five .seut Hence medicine efficient ia disease should
c,ber Never be- led Of by The horrible deu.ion
an Such thing never was and never be Diseases pro
ducec by and produced by darkness never can
nv life 10 seek discovering and preparing perfect
d which shall the exgencio and varieties Of diseases
eve iu the subsequent pages list Of these remedies
on invalid them. u - them without delays and salts
faction returning health JOY and gfdness Will be your prompt
reward.
veuient write VIII promptly advise and set you right
by careful prescription
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
Arrived.

ism steamship Hermann Higgins. Bremen and South
an ron Sept 49, mdse and passengers 10 C. II sand sept
d. ef a. s. lon 81 3d. steamship $, Louis. hence Tor
Hsyre Sept = st Al 20 lon 65 So steamship Glasgow"
Craig hence for Glasgow.
r. NJ steamship Conway. Nsero St Thomas Sept q, in
ballast 10 Maitland Phelps Came to this port for repairs
sim Leila fof Rait Stafford Rotterdam - days, ndse
Ard 20 u sse ugeIs 10 Hicks * Bell
hr Rl hard Asop sde Cardiff - days railroad iron aud
% John Gwold Has had four deaths on tho
% l.. f-.r -
Bsk Mssda Swed Gutenberg. Stockholm ~ days ZION ana
lf2 rs,..nEers o Funch & Msiuoke.
Bal Kssmos (Breu) Cu.-omas City Point, Va, 10 days
tobacco bound Bremen put into hi, port 10 consequence
f h Csrsp and * OF the being With the fever
Bari Mary Morris McLesry. Glasgow Aug. 10, mdse and
pn,seurers 10 Durham & Dmon.
Par Sherwood (new HAL Black Rock. Ct, 10 ballEs.
10 s,urr,s& Co. The T. ;. Is SO tuns burden.
RAJ Hrothers George New Haven IN ballast 10 master
psrk F.ele uew) Gufofd. GufOd. Ct, via New Haven
In IsIla,t 10 mater The +. is 50 tuns burGen.
Biz Angustua. GsEvey C!aesd Bolivar 10 days hides 10
Biz Coumbne Crisp Rio JAnsirO 50 days coffee to PhPps
Co
10 Swsn Sept H. at light the Banks vas run INTO
Nv an unknown schr which the c ner sarboard
o1.rer sbs The main chains carried away raj quarer
fstd. arc Of The rssng could not ascertain
vhet dsmsee the unknown schr received.
schr Cebot Nic.erson Boston dss 70 Foster Siekeson
schr Science Gsddins PrOvid nee for Albany.
sehr Laura Jane Smith. New Bedford. OIL
sehr. JoseIh Hall. Watts Portland. stone
WIND-DuIing the day y L. and fresh.
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MARRIED..

pApcocK-IyNDE-At ssybrook Conn, the 10th
inst by The MIR Mccall A. s. Babcock, OF Albany 10
MARY j. Iynde, of the former pace - - c.
on The 9Th inst by the Rev Homer Wheaton OF hthgow
Mr. Herman Bancroft ate Of son francisco 70 MISS %ay"e
r. Aiken daughter Of Hon D. ID Aiken - -
FEEToN-CoNCKLiN--At CentIeP0rt sept -, Sy S sne
York 10 Miss Elizabeth A COnkn. OF the former place
WILLlS-FREEMAN-O Wednesday sept q st u Meta'
chin New jersey by the Rev NJ Finley Henry ~ D. Wins
of New.YoI to Sarah B. eldest daughter OF hoo n r'ee
man @ the former place.
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CAS- GAsi-GAs FIXTURES Of new designs
and unsurpassed workmanship will be found the great
manufacturing depot Of ARCHER, WARNER Co., No. G6
Broeowsy also portable apparatus for country resi-
denees, churches or factories.
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TAdyerteemebt
Churches, HC


with elegant Silver Name ana Number Plates Of new and
plated In the substantial manner
eegsntly engraved very low prices Samples part
Of the country EyERDELL No 800 Broadway Dusnes
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ALWAYS AT HOME.

Dr. FITCH receives many letters asking II be is at
hone &c To all these he will say, he Is never from home
, ,-,es aou-nerer lectures out Of Nec forksways 10
Ls ofice from A. until P 81 from years end 10 tho
othcr sundayl excepted. Never from home.
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ELw.ORLEAss Sept 26-Our CoTroc mAfet remains wit
OF, eha1ge the ss for the post two d.ys amounted 20
lales FLOUR dull ~ rs CORs sdul OF sale but prices
have advanced ceut and 7jc the quotation BACON
firm; sides Sd8tc