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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-20

re- We see by our each angcs that the Ger
mans of Cincinnati are throwing off the shack
,es OF locofocosm.
They held a GERMAN MASS MEETING IN
THE GERMAN THEATRE" few evenings
since, and adopted new platform, Of which
the following are the articles:
l. Promotion of the interests of the work.
ing classes.
2. Support Of all laws in favor Of actual
settlers.
3. Restriction of Slavery to the present
Slave Stat S, and support of all legal means
for its total suppression.
4. Support Of all laws concerning internal
improvements which have truly national
character.
5. Elections of all officers, direct by the
people as far as practical.
6. Fixed salaries for all officers for theil
tine of service, and no additional fees for
them,
T. Payment Of ali fees to the State, coun-
~ or city treasury, under the control of the
proper officers.
g. Opposition to all ecclesiastic influence
whenever it interferes with our social anc
political affairs.
o. Compulson of parents and guardians IL
send their children TO school until certain
age.
TO- Opposition to all caucus and conven
zion systems.
H.. Direct balloijng Of the people on al
important State and international questions,
II. Responsibility of Representatives il
Legislatures, etc, and other Officers, and the
right to have them recalled as soon as they
do no. respect the wishes Of the people any
longer
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The Americas News.

l1ALIFA, Aug. 10th.
The Steamer America arrived this p. NJ,
having left at A. NJ, on the 9th iAst.
She bri G IA through passengers.
The American sails fr.'Fa Halifax at 81
clock, this evening for Boston, where she will
be due at an early huur tomorrow. The
America pnsspd the Africa on the 27!h July
going into Siverpool.
The eastern difficulty was within n few days
of being sctieed either for peace or war. The
public gcnc.aiy look on the state Of affairs as
l,-ss salts actory Until the frst--tkr Car,
final answer, to the ultimnum Of the four
powers Ausr;a, France, England and Prussia,
cannot be knewn. lfhe accepts that ulnma-
inm his troop must be Immediately with
drawcn from the prncipaltios; and the cor
ference If Vienna were sure It's arrangements
will conclude a treaty TO protect Turkey, IN
all times. If the Car refuses the uimalum
of the powers, OF evades a reply, then the
question is on the point of solution, peace or
war. The chances rest wholly and solely on
the person alwih of the Emperor.
The Journals Of Frankfort of the 10Th, say
that Austria ihiends only to demand repara-
ton from the United states for the Smyran
affair but insists that the Porte shall immedi
ately procure the extradition of Kosta
st. Petersb1rgh letter says that when the
Gar hears fthe Kosia affair, he advised Aus
tria 20 settle it as early its possible, and do
anything rather than give the U. S. any pre-
fence for interfering with affairs Of Europe
IrXLy.-Fhe Roman police had discovered
The chief of the secret societies.
The cholera continues AT Copenhagen
The number of cases up to the latest dates
were 1900 of which $500 had proved fatal
The cholera is on the increase in Persia and
advancing towards The Tagris The plague
had broken out at Trehizond.
Barring, Blothers' report money in great de
rmand and discounts dearer.
AT Paris the funds continue depressed snt
'consos leave off at 97b@97f.
AaERIcAN SEcURITIEs.-United State
sizes l Il for bonds ind 40 for descriptions
Banadan bonds IL 5(0ll6.
Liverpool Cotton Market had declined
sale loco bales.
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Itenls.


Rg- The number Of deaths in New Orleans
on the lG ins,. were 250 Of which l35 were
from Yellow fever
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10.
RfT Johnson, democrat, is elected Governor
by 1000 majority.
The Congressional Delegation stands 5
democrats and 8 wings.
STANTON has been elected in Memphis dis
tric;, by majority over YERKER
NDEpENDEEcE, (Mo.) Aug. l6.
E.E Some returned Californians give an ac-
count Of battle fought between two tribes
Of lndians-there were in all about 5000;
there was between SOC and GOO killed. 1t
occ ured about 40 miles from Fort Harney.
RE- Who are to be deceived Temperance
or anti-icmperance men. Some democrats say
the candidates in their party are pledged, or
will be pledged for the Maine Law, or some-
thing ike il ; other democrats say they are
not pledged and will not be under any
circumstances. How is it. Dare the candi-
dates define their position on the temper
ance question.
LET a marble monument, in the obelisk
form. has been erected in the ancient burr
place, in Concord, over the remains of Presi-
dent Perce's son, bearing the following in
scription:
benjamin Pierce, bern April Is, 1881
died January 9, 1852. go thy way, thy
son liveth.'"
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MATERIAL AID FoR pIspEp7Ics.

The attention OF persons laboIing with indges-
ton is invited TO tesiimo malls given the present
month, These, with nearly score Of similar
ones already published, and hundreds to whom
am PERMITTED to refer verbally. residing in nearly
every town oe the Reserve, proved Beyond cues
tion the superiority OF remedies employed for thai
purpose.
Case 1st Mrs. Laura Shutiick, Hampton
township, Geauga county, disease first manifested
BY pain in the stomach, succeeded by capricious
appetite, indigestion, acdity, tenderness aud weak
ness or 'goneness' at stomach, coldness of extrem
tiles, pain through chest back aud shoulders,
heaviness aud fullness Of head with great debility.
For nearly two years had not sufficient strength 10
sit up during entire day. Four different phyS:c'
ans had treated the persevefngly but al n o
time was more than slight present relief obtained.
With very little strength aud less hope ofsuecess
patient cofimenced ana yiictl remedies, which
were continued until cure effected. For six
months has taken no medicine, and says stomach
was never in better condition than now. Entire
cost Of treatment ANALYTICAL ly. S7,75.
Case nd-David Smith, Leroy, Lake county,
suffered from perols Of vomiting aud distress OF
stomach with tha varied symptoms usually ancnm
panying. Intellectual attempts 10 relieve had
been made hy practitioners, regular and Irregular
Vomiting was speedily arrested, aud few mouths
ire athIrnt removed dssase entirely. Now appe-
,ite nd digestion are good. RtPoRrs HIMSELF A
WELL MAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-20

Of the Lemetc,al results of it's use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have used it 10 their practice, ard speak from
their own observations.
P. IS. Ppckham, NJ. D., Utica, n. Y.
l.. d. Fleming, NJ. D., Cauadagua. n. Y.
NJ. n. Hills, VI. D., Rochester, N. Y.
d. Y. Foote, ". n, Syracuse, n. Y.
Prof Dunbar NJ H., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ. d., N. York City.
w. Prescott, NJ. d, Concord, N. II.
J.P. Newland. NJ. D., Utica, n. Y.
S. BUCKLAND s. CO., Agen's,
Druggists, Fremont, Ohio.
Sold by all the leading Druggists In the adjon'
ing counties. Letters addressed to care Of Mr..
Curtis Hatch, Agent at Ravenns.
To DR. .Marctisi III have ten years been troub.
led with Female neutrality-suspicious., Uteri,
and all the attending diffcutes-at at times ender-
ing my life most miserable. have had the at
tendance OF some OF the best physicians. with hut
little success The most that they could do was
TO relieve--a cure out of the question. For
five months before commencing with your medi-
cine, had not been able TO perform any labor.
could walk but few steps at a time and scarcely
went out Of doors--in Short ] was completely
prostraed both IN body and mind expected 10
drag out the rest Of my days in suffering aud mis-
cry: but reading your advertisement was induced
to try your invaluable medicine, called uterine
Catholicor," as The last resort. had not used
Il sw elk before felt like another woman. BY
the use of three bottles, was enabled to perform
all the labor, for six in the family with ease, and
could walk where in the noeighborhood, with
ounury. Nothing but fense Of duty 20 YOU
aud the suffering community, has induced me to
state my cnse to the public; and can safely rec
ommeud the preparation to all those suffering like
myself. Signed Mrs. SARAH A. BISHOP.
FREEDOM, Portage Co, o, Dec. 9th, 1852.
J. b. Marchsi & Co.. Proprietors, Central De-
pot, goth Broadway Yew York.
April %, Sly
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Oxygenntcd sitter..

Letter from VIM. Gordon, Esq. for several years
U. s. Deputy Marshal, for the District OF
Massachusetts.

Letter from VIM. Gordon, Esq, for several years
u. s. Deputy Marshal, for the District oil
Massaehuseits.
New Bedford, March G, 1851.
Messrs. Reed, Bates e. Austin - entlemsn;
For the last six years, my wife has been almost
constantly afflicted with that most distressing mall
ady, dysdepsia. Frequently during that period
oi OF time, she has been compelled TO give up the
ordinary cares Of my family, and confine herself
10 the house, if not 70 her room. Her attendant
symptoms were constipation Of the bowels, head
ache, pain In the sde acidity Of the stomach, So
we're nausea and detection of spirits; and for weeks
at time, scarcely portice Of IN DISTURB made its
appearance on the surface Of the chest or nbs.
The most simple food when taken into the stom-
ach would cause distress.
In tha meantime, various medicines were re-
sorted TO, but without success. Near the close Of
last autumn, when much reduced ~ health aud
strength she was earnestly solicited by al lady of
the same, to procure aud take the OxygenaiSd
Bhters. She did so. In less than one we"a she
was greatly relieved, and in less than ore month,
was able 10 suI erutend all househoi'. cares of the
family She is now reiored to p good degree ol
health and strength. Thereffe, from what have
saen aud known in her Gaze, take great pleasure
IN recommending The use Of DR.. Green's Oxygen
ated Bitlers 10 every person who may be SO unlor-
tunate as 10 be afflicted with dyspepsia.
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM GORDON.
No. IS Fifth street, New Bedford
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug.
gists, No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents. Price, 81 per bottle; six hotties for $5.
For sale by BUCKLAND Il Co.
No. 3, Buckland's New Block.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of
Gnmrf.

nN the 2sth day OF October, 1853. at 3 O'Clock
UP. NJ, at the 6oos Of rie Court House in Ere
mont; will be sold 10 tie highest bidder, the fol-
lowing real esule as the property Of Isaac Morris
deceased, TO wit:
The undivided one fourth part Of The north east
quarter OF fractional section number twelve III
township No. 5. range number fifteen Isl contain
ing eignty Said one fourth ar praised at ioO
dollars
Also, the undivided one fourth part of the north
east part OF The southwest quar- ter Of frdct onal
section number one It, in township number five
l5]. range fifteen 81, containing sevent"-fve
ninety four Que hnndredth acres. Said one fourth
appraised at &c dollars sud cents. All in Sandus'
Ky county, Ohio. JAMES VALLETTE,
AdmT. of J. Morris,
August, l., 1853.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will he presented
Ito the Commissioners Of Ottawa County at their
next session. for county road on The following
route, TO wit; Commencing ut the quarter post on
the north side OF section 10 in Harris township,
running thence south on the half section line thro'
said section 10 iniersect a county road running
from thence to the turnpike in Ssndusby county.
Harris, Aug 9Th, '53.-3w
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SCROFULA.
Office Of Hiram Kstcbum, Esq. ,


81 Wall street, New York, Nov l9, '5l
Mr.. A. B. l.. Myers-Dear Sir:-Tms will Ger.
tfy tea, have suffered during the past year with
with Scroiulous Affection OF the eyes, causing
much pain, aud resisting all efforts of cure, hav-
ing tried many prescriptions, and taken "A voyage
at sea- in hope ef recovering my health, but all to
no effect. | was persuaded by a friend, to make
trial of your extract Of Rock Rose, from Which
have experienced great relief. Itproduces most
hbppy effect in driving the humors to the surface,
aud then gradually disappearing Conscious of
the unsurpassing excellence of your medicine for
all impuriies of the blood, cheer(ully snbmit the
above 10 the consideration Of the affi icted.
Yours respectfully, iIRAM kETcoUH, Jr.
Agents, s. BUCKLAND & CO.,
Fremont; Whe,don Sc Rhodes Ssndusky City;D.
E. darkness, Clyde; aud Druggists generally
where pamphlets &c, ma be had gratis.
KOHL ~ CO., northeast corner of Fourth
and Vine streets, Cincinnati, o., Western Agents.
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WscrofuIn.n Rend This.

Many Physicians in our large cities, have rec.
commended and used the Rock Rose, with great
used it in several bad cases OF Scrofula. In one
case oi three years standing, where the patient
had large opening upon the hip, leading to tn e
bone, containing twelve ulcers, he ordered de
coction of Rock Rose to be used three times day;
and in thirty days the person was entirely
cured
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-20
September Appointments.
Aug. sth 1853.
DOCTOR m. TUBES, Analytic F

DOCTORS III. TO BBSS Anayuc fhysc-
ian, will be at his room as follows:
FrEMoST, Fremont House, Thursday, 18th Sep
temher.
NoHwALK, Mansion House, Tuesday and We'd
ne sday II 9Th and 18th September.
SAxpusKY CI1Y, st Lawrence House, Monday
ssd Tuesday, 18Th aud 26th Sept.
TrSSIS ohawhan House, Friday Afternoon and
Saturday, 10th and l7th.
PERsoHs AFFLICTED WITH ANY CHRONIC OR
LONG STANDING DISEASE ARE INVITED
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-20
II r. MARCHlSl'S CEELEBRATED
CATHoLlCoN-FOr the R eIiefamd
Cure of suffering Females

II stands pre-em-
inent for its curative
powers in all The dis
eases for which il is
recommended, ususl-
~ called Female CJnl-
plaiafs; far surpass.
ing any other mode
jf treatment in being
certain, less expens-
i've, aud leaving the
system in a better
condition. Letallin-
ieres,ed call and OBJ.
tain a pamphlei,fre
containing q NJ p ! g
proof from the most
respectable sources.
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GLAs GLA SIS!

200 Feet of window Glass by 9, 8 by II
lUUI0hy II. 10 BY Ia, i0by Is by 10, 8 IL
10 by l6, l! by Is, of Extra quality with sash anC
putty for sale, lOw'
HARD wAKE 5roRT.
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advertisements.
FREMONT & sNDsANA R ROAD.

FREMONT & INDIANA &c ROAD.
hTOrICE is heseby given - the Stockholders
/ ' of the Fremont aud Indiana Rail Road Com
panr that ten per centum olihe capital stock, snh
scribed 10 said company, mnst be paid 10 the
Treasurer on before the first day Of Septenlbpi
next, and the T. ke amount of ten per cenIum he
paid every sixty days thereafter until the fun
amount Of subscriptions shall b, fully paid.
By order of thu Directors made st the Treasur-
er's Office in Findev.
WILSON VANCE,
Treas. F. & |. r. r.
Aug. Sth 1853.
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LESS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.

Also, on Dry Goods, Groceries. Manufactured
Goods, Household furniture, Live Stock, and ev
cry other description of Merchandise aud personal
properly, shipped or 10 be shipped per good steam
boat or Goats, to and from ponlS on the Western
Waters, or between Eastern Cites. (va Lakes or
Other inlaad routei) and any town in the Western
{ n tba
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Accommodation Trains stop as all
Stations.

Accommodation Trains stop as all
stations.
Day Express stops only at Norwalk, Monroeviie
Bellevue, and Fremont. Night Express stops on.
" at Oberlin Norwalk, Monrosville, Bellevue and
Fremont
Night Trains will not stop at Townsend
Camden or Clyde, except to leavs Passengers.
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains Of
the Michigan Southern Road TO and from Chicago
and the West, and forming line in connection
with Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad and
Steamers on Illinois River, to ST. Louis.
At Bellevue With Trains OF Mad River and
Lake Erie Road for Sandusky City, Dayton, Gin.
cinnati, SC.
AT Monroevle with Sandusky. Mansfield and
Newark Railrosd, for Sandusky CITY, Shelby Juno.
lion, Columbus. Newark aud Evansville.
Al Grafton with Cleveland, Columbus and Gin.
cinnati Road, for Cleveland, Shelby Junction, Co.
lumbus and Cincinnati.
Al Cleveland with Lake Shore Road, via Dun
kirk, for New via Buffalo, for New FORK. Albany,
also for Westera Rond and Boston.
With Cleveland and Pittsburg Road FOR Pfttshufe,
Wheeling, Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Washing.
ton City.
Freight forwarded promptly, at fair rates.
+. b. PHILLIPS, Supt
Sup'rs Office T. n. & c. Il. Il.
Nor@alk May l6, 1853.
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PERILS OF THE SEAS,

At mates ol premium as Low hs those OF
any other Responsible Institution.
IL The attention Of Merchants is especially re
quested to the Superior advantages and eonven-
ien-e Of insurance al home under an "OPen Poll
cv," covering shipments by specific endorsement
or under a Contract Policy" covering ali ship.
menis Whatever during any agree period-at
current Thies of premium charged by other Conn
panies-ior account bf applicant ''or WHOM il may
concern" Losses promptly adjusted under the
supervision Of The undersigned local Agent. aud
payab'e in bank funds, The spot, or il desired +,
At New ork, Boston, Philadep pha, Baltimore,
Charleston, New Odrans, 81. Louis.
For further in formation respecting rates al pre-
MUM. etc., apply 10 the undersigned.
CHESTER kDGERTON, Agent,
For Fremont aud Sandnsky County,
Fremont, Aug. 9Th '53.-lm
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A =, Bills. Louisiana Sugar House aud Plantation
I'D Molasses low for cash; also few barrels Of
chiee Syrup at No. |, Morris Block, Toledo o.
April Q, '53.-su
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1852!
SANDUSKY BOOK BINDERHi

TsNiIE Subscribers would respectfully announce
l. 10 the citizens Of Sandusky CITY and vicinity
that they have purclated lha Book Dindery, form-
erly carried on by c. l.. Derby & Co aud they
are prepared 10 execute any orders in that line
Of business. They profess to be practical work
men in every branch persng TO Book Binding
Work entrusted 10 their care warranted TO he we'll
and neatly done. Particular attention paid TO Bind
lug Periodicals, Music, Newspapers, Magazines,
in superb manner, either plain or extra gill. Old
Books Of every description rebound. Having on
hand superior stock OF PAPER of every size and
quality they prepared to manufacture Blank
Books of every description ruled 10 any pattern
desireG.
Paper ruled at prices TO suit the times. Book
Bindery at the old stand over the Bookstore OF {
l.. Derby 81 CO., Caswel's Block.
! June, 26. lS5 l-ly MILLER & KtES.
! n b. Those having work Of the above descrp'
tion to be done, leave il at Ihe Book aud Drug
Store Of 5. Bueklahd g. Co., who are our author
zed agents.
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INLAND TRANsPORTATION.

Also, on Shipments of Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandise, per good vessel or vessels, between
New Orleans and Eastern Ports--between New
Orleans and other Gulf Poris--between all Amer
lean ports aud English or European Ports, or 10
any other maritime port whatsoever in tho Atlantic
waters, apaiust the
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HAMBURG CHEESE-A frs, rnte arr
llticle just received and for sale at S HR ENK'S 5
Grocery.
Fremont, May II, '53.
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PRINTS.

ZINE Cloths aud perfectly fast eolors. selling
l. Of Ct cents at McLtLtAs g. McGtr'a
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Glsardiaii's sale of Real Estate,
ny virlne of an order of the Probate COui, in
Duud for Ssndnsky county shall off.r for sale
allhe door of the conrt house in Fremont, ON Sat-
urday the I7lh day of eptember, ls53,at O'Clock
p. Nj, inlot pulnrsr 3l6 in The town Of Fremont.
MARGARET ZIMMERMAN,
August 10. 1853. Guardian.
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PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.

The undersigned has heen furnished with blank
policies, signed by the officers Of the Company !;
also with blank renewal receipts, for continuing
policies already issued, and is duly authorized aud
prepared Agent Of said Company, 10 make in
surinces for period of time, not less than one
month nor greater than seven years, upon Build
ings or their contents, occupied as Dwelli",s
Stores, Warehouses, Churches, Iloi.,,, B,nEs'
Court Houses, Colleges, &c. &c, and their con
tau uts ao.tn.t - ~ ~ "
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PhOT {. CTlON
(fTre. Marine and Ttlana)
INSU R ANCE co.
OF
HARTFORD, CONN,
Incorporated in 1926.

The attention of every property holder is re-
specifulIy called 10 she superior advantages for
Fire, Marine, and Inland Iusur-
.SoHr.r hui
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Rg-The number of deaths in New Orleans
on the G ins,. were ESQ; Of which 1876 were
from Yellow fever
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-30
FALL IMPORTATION

CHINA, EARTHENWARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES
VuNHE sUBsCR BIER oneTs Country and ia
want, his complete assortment EdrteEstaSs CEnT ID
'tnery and Fancy Arfs Of his dresf
full OF Plata, Pressed Class In every ysr
ty &C. sc. The assortment following
Dinner setsGlt, Decorated, Gold band french
China
Do do white, Granite and Blue Print Flowing pus pur
pie, Damasccne, Plum, ana Lilac
Tea Services in sets OF 81 - So g. u aud -
in price from % to tiooper
water Pitchers, covered and uncovered
Basins and Ewers; Toilet Sets; Rich Vases
Common and Decorated Mugs
Common EarthenwaTe, suitable for country trade
Plated uoods-Tea Dessert and Table Spoons Table
ssrt Forks Salt and Mustard spoons Napkin Rinss
Mustard Pots, Buter Knives, Casters
Table Cuery-iyory Handle Table Sets, 81 piec
DO do Kniys' and Forks, 10 dozens
Britannia ware-Casers from most common to the bs,
manufactured, Spoons and Ladies' and Safety
Fluid Lamps
Looking Glasses-slendid Gilt Ornamental Frames,
Plate various sizes suitable for Maniel OF Pier
Do do-Mahogany Frames, in Ireat variety,
Toilet Glasses
Glass WAre-Pain, Pressed Cut Tdmbers, Wines Pitch
savrrs, Bowls, Preserve Dishes Deeanters, Lem
Fluid Lamps, Water Bottles. Butter Plates,
and Mossses Cans, Salt CeleTies, Caster Bottles,
Preserve Jars, Fish Globes
LsmpsThe Improved Solar Lamp Of which the subscrber
the sole proprietor, Parlor Hall, Store, FACTORY
Hand Lamps, in great variety
Chandeliers a. &c. Burners furnished
BILE terms
Walters TeA Trays Lanterns Table Mats Dish Covers
Toy, Tea and Dinner Sets
Stone Ware factory prices.
terms
and satisfied that call Country Merchants persons
contemplating will nat
in the State. Small Profits quick Sales his
Call at III West Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-30

- DEGtl.,n LINE OF BONre rOR
IT, .Ean. IL LyNCHB URG.-rhe Canal Boats
CLINTON, Captain Donald, UNION, Captain
H. PiuuSc regularly WEpNEsDANS, BELLE Captain
Johnson DESPATCH Capt Cook, leave regularly
These Roats compelled
their
their regularity. No way freight taken.
~ Freight this line up except
s,ruEDAV, after o'clock, p VI.
matt A. 3