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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PENNSYLVA.
MA ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.

The Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the pcnnsyl.
yania AntiSlavery Society, will be held in Norris
town, on the 24th, 2jth and Goth days Of October,
1853.
The Executive Committee feel tina, 1t is scarcely
necessary to urge full attendance Of the long tried
friends Of our cause, invariably have our ami
vcrsarics shown the readiness Of Pennsylvania abol-
itionists 10 assemble on such occasions. Our past
experience and the present aspects Of our cause
confirm our confidence in the measures which we
have adopted, and incitc us to the prosecution Of
our labors with renewed yigor. The spirit Of re-
form and progress which so stikingly marks this
age, pervadhs almost every institution of this and
other lands, makes dependency, in such an en-
terprise ours, impossible; while clear view, and
careful consideration, of the deepyrooted, widely
extended national evil, which we aim to abolish
makes relaxation Of our labors equally impossible
The simple statement, terrible in its realization
that there are, to-day in our own land millions OF
human beings held in slavery, should be sufficient
to rouse to their utmost capacities all the energies
Of the philanthropist and Christian; and tho very
obvious truth that the slave power must be van
pushed, or rule suprcmely, in this nation, should
alarm every lover Of his country.
The Importance of frequent meetings Of the
friends Of our cause ormutual counsel and cncour-
agenlcnt, and for concert of plan and effort is so
we'll understood that it need not be urged upon
them. To the public generally we sayi Ourmee-
tings open to ALL invite to participation in
our discussions, ALL whether friends or opponents,
who desire honestly to examine discuss the prin-
ciples or measures of the Ant-Slavcry enterprise.
We welcome to our ranks all those who, believing
Slavery to be sin, earnestly and faithfully labor
for its abolition whatever other differences of opin-
ion may exist between us
JAMES MOTT, Chaisaan,
llAwoRTH WIrnERALD, Secretary,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08
j. ANDERSON,
J. MARKHAM,
WM. McLAIN,
|. G.. FAIRBANKS,

ScUteD,Jcs. 1853.

Be5~AN arrangement has been nude with Prof.
ST. JOHN, of Cleveland to deliver a course Of
Lectures to the citizens Of Salem and vicinity on
each Of the sciences Of Geology and Chemistry
The course will commence on Monday, Oct 3lst
and continue through the week consisting of one
through the day. For the accommodation Of those
who cannot attend the daily course, the evening
lectures will be consecutive 4 portion of the lat
ter will show the application Of these sciences to
Agriculture and the Arts. The lectures on Chem
istry will be illustrated by chemical experiments,
and those on Geology by cabinet Of minerals.
Tickets for the whole course will be sold for One
Dollar: Daily Tickets, 2j Cents.
1t is hoped that many teachers, as well az
others, make it convenient, will avail them
selves Of this rare opportunity for acquiring useful
knowledge.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08
CONCERT, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.

day Evening" at the Town Hall. The company
consists of Madam Riley her three daughters and
Master Charley, her son. The papers speak in
terms of high commentator Of their performance.
They represent the young ladies as extraordinary
profcients with their instruments.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08
ARE YOU NOT GOING TO VOTE"

"What, not this time ?" "You know we arc
better than the Hunker parties" "Gvc us your
help; your vote may save us from the rule of sla-
very"
Such are tho solicitations and declarations with
which non-yoters assailcd at this season every
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08
N 4 w BOOKS.

4 General assortment of New Books and Station
cry; Also, fresh lot of WALL and WINDOW
PAPER,
Just opened at McMILLAN'S BOOKSTORE.
which the public requested TO call aud examine.
September, 1858,
THE LIFE or ISAAC +. HOPPER. BY Mas,
CHID
Just received at McNi!lan's Bookstore.
NARRATIVE OF SOLOMON NORTHRUP,
A free man, who kidnapped in lS4l. aad
rescued in 1853,
For sale at McNIILLAN's Bookstore.
Fern Leaves, from Fanny's Portfolio,
4 book that one could read lrh Tie toott-acAe,
AT McNIillan's Bookstore,
Hopes and I!rlpI fOF The young Of both MxtG
AT McNiian's Bookstore,
SHADY SIDE AND SUNNY SIDE,
Two charming tales of pastoral life.
DICKS WORKS AND BIBLES,
For Sale cheap at McNInlan's bookstore.
300 VOLUMES OF MINIATURE POETS.
At McNillan's Bookstore.
SPENCER AND FAIRCHILD'S
Celebrated Gold Pens. Every Pen warranted
At McNlillan's Bookstore,
MATERIALS for Artificial Flowers. A full
assortment ut tho Salem Bookstore.
THAClREY'S WORKS,
wIpE. WIDE WORLD AND QUEECHY,
AT McNilhn's Bookstore.
White Slave ANA Uncle Tom.
At McAIillan's Bookstore,
ALL KINDS OF HISTORICAL AND POETT-
/ CAL BOOKS,
At McMillan's Bookstore.
MEDICAL BOOKS AND DICTIONARIES,
AT McMillan's.
All kinds Of School Books, States, Pencils, Plain
and Fancy Stationery, Wholesale and Retail ut
McMlan's Bookstore.
EVERY BOOK In THH fIARkEr
Can be procured BY calling at ]. McMILLAN's
Cheap Bookstore, five doors East Of the Town Hall.
Main-St., Salem, o.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08

4 State Anti.slavery Convention will be held at
Adrian Michigan, Oct. ~ f-r,l %. William Lloyd
Garrison, A. X. and ., S, Foster, and J. W. Walk
or will be present.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08
NEW GOODS

THE Subscribers are just receiving thsir Fali
stock Of -.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QbEEsswiRE, H. &c.
Also large assortment of Boots and shees,
Which thoy offer at their usually cheap 1tes, for
Cash or Merchantable Produce. -
nflr Don't forget ths place. American Honse.
Corner OF Main and Ellsworth &tysAts. aelem, @.
TosfbTNsoN, sTRATIoN& %.
September Sth1iSSS
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08
LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING in the Post Office, at Salem, Co
lumbiana County, Ohio, the 5th day Of October
A. d. 1853
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08

A General assortment of New Books and Station
cry; Also, fresh lot of WALL and WINDOW
PAPER,
just opened at McMILLAN'S B0OKsST0nE.
which the public requested TO call aud examine,
September 1853.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08

Together with complete assortment OF Threads.
Buttons, Suspcnders, Combs and staple Yankee
Notions generally.
Particular attention is invited to our stock Of
Cloths Fancy Cassmeres Vestings and Tailor's
Goods, it is unusually large, and we satisfied
we can meet any market in prices. Merchants
visiting this city respectfully solicited to exnm.
our stock, and we will cndcayor to make il for their
interest to deal with us.
NORTH, FRENCH & STERLING.
SAINT O2
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08

ERRIr SAITH was advertised to lecture at Canaan
daigua last week during the time of the Jerry Res
cue Trials. "The first families" however set them
against the meetings, denounced them as an ''au-
dacous attempt to overawe thejury and strike terror
to the court the hand bills were torn down ndeyery
meeting house in Can andagua refused. Arrange
mcnts were however made for speaking in the open
air,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08

THE LIFE OF ISAAC r. HOPPER. BY Mas
CHILD,
Just received at McMi!lan's Bookstore.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08

The British government still derive a reyOnue
from tho worshipers at tho temple of Juggernaut.
An address has been presented to the Governor Of
India praying that some other source Of revenue
may be substituted therefor,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08

ANoTHER AccrDENT.-Mr. JOINS GIDnoNs, a most
cstimabe citizen of this place, was killed on Tues
day last, at White Pigeon, Michigan. lie was rur
over by train, while crossing the railroad track.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08

NARRATIVE OF SOLOMON NORTHRUP,
A free man, who was kidnapped in lSIl, and
rescued in 1853,
For sale at McAIILLAN'S bookstore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

ANEW rALL AND WINTER may GOoDs We h.y, r.,
eeived steauers and packets from New York aud
OF which invite friends puchA.er. n
Town and eoan.fy generally The following constitute part
Heavy B Gos rancta. for Dresses and Mant.
nfocade SIX In fancy coors and black
y aud :. Rich new style Plaid
fouH de Sole, uaee, and small checked Marcelnes
Extra French aud German Merinoe. aud Thb.t Cloth,
Nh Mn; Fancy Cold and ne. style Plaid AlPaeas
Tartan Plaid, Circasan md French do
Rich French and American Printed IL LANES
an and frin,sd Cashmere aud Persian Coth,-> color,
Plain and Figured Mousselines nd Barexe a. I.in..
\ and = heavy sk Velvet hos cloais aud M.ntnl,,
Embroidered. Dotted Check led Swiss Muslin,
Mech, Bonnet, Cap and Velvet Ribands
hISI hsmnsd stitched and Tape sordered Halt.
Grass Cloth, Corded. wadded and BrockAdsn Shirts
Pulled, Flowing, Gonered and Embd sleeves
n large and cholc. OF Worked Sleeve.
Mourning and second Mourning Sleeves nj Collars
Ladies' and Gents silk, Merino, and ygona Vests
assortment Of Ladies' Gents. Misses aud Boys siik
ads. and Gents Embd ncmmcd and eoIa bord O.
handkerchief '"~'
30 ma, 10 rhhct, Cashmere Raw sii. Glove.
''a", .f' iasie Cambria and Swiss
nl.c woolrn anal Wosss, r NAPKIN. ard boyle.
S"Pe, IVA, niue, brown, 0r,en aud Cadet Cloth
wl , do Fancy C,ssirrr-, all styles and au.,i..
Mplrn, .ev Slk satin aud handsome add VrsIins.
Saunr's l"ecis, kehn.bsck aud kcntucky Jeans
,y,ay a" wool Plains, kcrssys and Iinsrys
whitney, M,"kspaW, bunl TwiisI ui,nl.,.
hiack Grccn, Drsb, Mode ~ Bue I.sdss 1ro,,.
Wv; ,r,ls,ny, hu,.ss dpy and Ingram Cap.tInx
large assortment Of Habit md Furniture C,cos.
Amer"an, s'"eh aud "a French Ginghams
% an w, 'snva po,asucs sheetngs shhtinys and c,to
Az "i which, having been purchased with cash mr.. or
Wholesale and Retail at advance on cos,
. VALENTINE, CRENsHAw A co
40 w" ''"'"ef h'"sd 9TH sud Capitol streets,
Near a pit.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

u Mail nnd I.,nc 10.
the Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sunday excepted,
~ and arrive In lynchbuTg - hours, AID Bucanan
hours.
Returning leave nuehanan ~ A. VI
day IN Iynciburg 60 T.. 81 ISnrhurg At
Richmond hours connect with the
Norfolk Boats leaving 81 \ ~ the SuhrTn And
Railroad Cars lrayiug At ! 4. ".
at
North River Returning leaving every except
days and arrive IN richmond : hours
Passengers fp FsTmyic ftrc ~ Buckngham House
Oar' 81 - Charlottesville, fare 81 AMI stsunon fare a. viii
leave Richmond Mondays Wednesday, Fridays Boats
nr.w CaIl Of limo OF aIILya az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
JOSEPH II. coLoUITT, Agent.
FALL SUPPLY
OF DRUGS MEDICINES, OILS FANCY GOODS

Etc, Etc, for sale 10y DOVE " co.
1Otpn H. sup C,rh Soda, hest Nr~casilc
1a,tah 10. Gulpyra., lfirtt Green
"a blls Fire Pro-" Paint. i2,n lis Indigo
ln'O gallons Solar oil, ca his InrlN, Woods best
3rtSk, Nutmtrs; 3casLs Mall'r
Leu Mats Cisl. a"n white Lad, oil c4sk Hue
2N1 uJ CiraT, assorted: sun i-Nrs Chewing Tobacco
a,UHI smoking Tobacco, lu bhls Fps salts
Ia Lbl~ Alum. IL Ibis Nrn-t. Red
9t-i lbs Glue, Irish lu' dozen Mustang LiuimVat
lUu 'iu="u Arabian Eminent; lUU' liz TunIui Beans
12idIbs Extract LogwooI
'N1 lh- Paris Green, dry and IN oil
2talh, Chrome Green 80 lbs Chrome YELLOW
bales fresh Cluyr-, 2U' ipZeu N"rniur-s, assorted
gross Yeast Powders, ~ huN"s Hans soap
IL Yankee Soap ~ rru>s Brow Windsor Soap
?, huN-- Palm Soap an0 IT, Scotch Snun u papers
15dDzgn Paint Buckets II bhis Copal Nstti-h
leo deem Tooth brushes; Iun dozen Shaving brushes
~ gross Hrauirrth's Pills, lnu Eruss Matches
lUn is,Nrs Transparent Soap. s,fi liz Ginger
lu Keys Emery assorted. !-n d'z-n Col"gncs assorted
IL gross S.idtr auI Sod, Powders; CO BoNcs = ~
6thi- srirst"r,, % eases Vanilla ii-aus
Together with uta cu Of Drugs Medicines
Paints, oils Fancy articles ETC., which upon
usual lime, a. suit tth town aud country trade.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

lH"i -t-tt uNteni'G HNnbW NhE-we are nov IN &c.
large complete assortment OF House fgT
usltng articles, consisting q
Brass, Pierced q n, WtTr aud Nursery Tenders
Polished Head ShoV,s, rougs and PckSrs
Copper, Hras- sud JapPsuei Coal Hods
Polished steel aud Brass Foutmru
JSppsned Carriers
BRA - Rrou--i and Cast Iron AMI Irons
Rodgers superior IvUry Handle knives and FORKS
Superior American Ivory Handle Knives aui Forks
Enony Rome, BHHao ami Back Handle Knives aut FORKS
silver Plated am Altats Table nrss'rt Forks
Table
H.ck TIN e, Pots, Pots. q Zee and Tra Urus
steal Dishes, oyster TuTvtus and Dishes
Water sinFly
Brtss aud whit. Metal candle Sticks
Snufsrs n Suun-r TRAYS
Curtain plnds AMI Pins, 10 hsTHfifi' assortment
Together with Cooking Utensils llud Tor sale
low Nv AND. JOHNSON CO,
Importers ana Dealers ia Hardware. Gallery, A.
oclI ~ the Gross cut saw, - Main II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
HARDWARE.


FALL IMPORTATION. 1883.
II MOORE 90, Iup art--s ,tt peiis.s ia FOREIGN
asf DOMESTIC HiRDW.tEF ~ Main frssf, Re'-
.E 10 receipt, per steamships packets FROM iN
of u aud complete assortment uf tt'niugham sni
SLehci HARDWARE aud fo the nsuafs' urcrs IA ts conn
they have received tall supply 81 American HARDWARE
consisting part of
Rodgers" 1stsuholHs hne Pen aud Pocket knives
rpn Pocket kuiy,-oi various makers aui styles
uuck. Home Ebony aUI ivory Handle KNIVES and Forks
Handle sets ~ AMI ~
wade A lutchrr's superior Raz0rs aud shears
single AZ Douilr HstT,i Guns, superior
Pistols, iaurs, tu' Utrr,s aui MauntnFs
rrac., Halter, Log, Well sud Iuh Chains
'Coiius, "Siuuions," aud NtTfuis Axes
Anne aud "Ruslshds spades and Shoyvls
Mill, Pitt, Cros- Cut aui CIRCULAR saws
Nnv,ls. Vices, aui Snith's u. li'ws
ScdCc and Hiuj Hammers. stocks and Dies
inistrr, Shear, ami ,'lst steel
CASTING. Hur,r Shoes and Horse nails
Hors, Collars, uiui Hrii,s amt Hammers
iTidr Filling, Morstud k-ius and SiTths
tugks aud Hinges of d's ripttou
Planes, Chis'lS, Augrrs and ilrs, all kinds
Platform and Coun-t .Scsl,s. PIT. Balances
English, u Per. and all other goods usually
found IA iARpN Stores.
goods selected with and attention. and
chased "u the most favorable terms they feel assured they can oi
fr Inducements merchants visiting this and respect
mly them ANIMATION of their stock they de-
Ienunci a. Ell asow regular house in this any The
Northern cities. auto
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

Eoh THE VIRGINIA sPRINGs-
~ Through by Canal Packets 10 Buchanan
aud Stages to the Red Sweet and
Through by Canal Lynehborg and Tennessee Railroad,
ana Sasss TO ,hs Red Sweet and Sweet Springs 90
Lave Reh@Snd daily BY Packet boat. LynehbuIs and
buchanan at r. NJ lsnndays eseepied)
burg Al, NJ and baehsnan at p Of day. aud
At the White sulphur the third day at 2. N.
w by fAts Rosfs there Only ~ ssfles sfa0fnO.
In Snehburg
ssssse Sairoad leaving daily a, NJ arrive BonAck
s,ns NJ Leave next ~ sId,ylIsh' arrive
mond, sr.th oriy ~ ,siiss ~ stdgiHg.
above IL lis miles. 1852 Wv
rs'enser Tor the Natural Bridge Lexington Reehbdse
bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs with Daily
s,aess a, amer. MIL miles from the Natural Bridge,
thence 10 Lexington H. and from Lexington Rock Alum
Bridge second day att r. NJ. aud Lexington att y. NJ.
kssarnns leave the white Sulphur At sP NJ and the Sweet
aud Red Sweet att p NJ and the Mountain
PM Leave next A. NJ at daylight and arrive Bonsaek
SkP NJ and In Lyuchburg by p NJ. there with
Boats leaving ats r. NJ aud In Richmond second
aoeek connecting with the Northern and southern Cars
with the Norfolk amboats.
Passengers for Cumberland g. H. f,rmvc and nuckin
q. H. will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
with Stages, those leave
Thursday aud StfHTdrg.-tirs o..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
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SUlIIutftN siNii. not Gt-"hDt ta I'M 'f
IN FARE TO ALTIMORE ND PHfiiphLIHfi.- o.
and after Monday Instant through tickets Co Baltimore
Philadelphia be obtained 81 this Company over '
route, via Washington the following terms, VIZ;
To Baltimore, at :"
TO PhiadcphiN At. -
which the passenger transit Tor sen and blf1gc
and Baltimore "t extra
between thils
depha varying from g 10 e. Tor "''
proporoaat, fT second class p'sse
gers the pubic loss cheap a"d comfortable
New York
named above, allow reasonable" s0nurn U
Washington and Baltimore, without der'm,nt 10 any ,'
conferred by them. = hIll''
Agent OF Transportation.
pi.trn,,n,i An,,st 10 iSsi anlc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

80 T.. IN, !, Err % $.as1 rs :: 5
only The puhii1 hereby Informed that thcrS
comfortable aud operations steamer powHArAN
Captain Charles - Mitchell having been entirely -@rr<
ruut Richmond Al Baltimore, weekly.
line will leave
by the morning Monday Of each week,
O'Clock, NJ and reach Baltimore the 81 the night,
probably Nv mnrht thus securing connection with the older
the following direction.
will Ramor, the ~
each O'Clock T. NJ and the
the Richmond,
Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad Company, which
Richmond Thursday, at oclugk r. VI.
Pare either direction 81 forward cabin passengers Gneu
ding mcals,l 81 ~.
Pare Tor hrt class passengers baltimore
phia 81
Making Phii,del.
p this agreeable line e. toony first class and
90 for second class do.
further parar through tickets, apply the Once Of
the Richmond Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Company
MI u. WINSTON, sci
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nd - N,.E DO NoRtoLk-RY "a 49, .>,e-r1

HHA~s NGE 10 NOBrOLh-BY IHE oOM-ys ~Ss-n
PORTABLE STEI NBOA T "CUiRTISa..S1SrSkttsJ
PEth," Carr. JOINS DAvtS-The CURTIS PECK
undergone thorough oyeThaung AMI ued with
life boats un accordance with ;he late act Of Congress,
will saturday morning 10th the regular
between this and Norfolk leaving the wharf At Rockets prrcsr
NJ O'Clock Tucsay, Thursday and Saturday mHrnngs
Thereafter, the same hour
Returning each alternate morning, she
hour touching regular landings river, going
returning Freight taE,n usual
Passage To- Portsmouth Norfolk
80
!. .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

Tvs Riehmoui, Va, "u the nosk.
-, uDEt.tLtu LINZ on hvNt~ tON
.sssrss sssssn.Se III l.NNcHH Nt..rhs Canal Bnlt-
CLINTON, Captain Donald, UNION, Captain
". riunN" regularly wIlStsn,Ns, REILLY Captain
johnson, DESPATCH Cook regularly "ns,rtSr,hs
These Boats compelled to leave Advertised IN order To
heiS regular shippers therefore depend ON
their regularity. No freight takeu.
lsr Freight tot this line be day except
s,rUKD.Y, after O'Clock, 2 VI. -
A 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
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.HUrtNoND AM DN>NIii.E RAILROAD oPkN 10
IL oNERBNS, ~ MILE
Sn aud sfsr Monday 81 1854 the regular Passensc. Train
win excepted between Richmond ana over
by's. ,u.-t.. ,.,,,.
Coal Iieli, ronahawk, Powhatst Ma
House, smoke, Jenungs bInaiy
Lberty Churcb Msheu, keysyhe, bsseS ha"'
aud Ovsrbys - ,..,,,,-
Richmond NJ O'Clock, ~ NJ he'nrhht'''''''''
. l2h O'Clock, y. NJ. ,-,,..
Servants travelling ny themselves must he FURNISHED WIN
retained the Once an a. must ne
pr,s.y sss that they permitted I" - On "
Fisrs A Cos horse coaches ~ oNcthys dAN rs
Gernantosn, Salem aud Ss"''
North Carolina Mess flsgg Coz horse C"".
Thursdays and saturdays at ON"rhN O.. '"a
sugers Clsrkvtle, Nation n Carolina, snh ans'g ,e
a.et Mos OveTby Tuesdays, ihHIsASs
nna s.ri.ys Milton and Nsncvyvilc by fagg S"s
nus ~''' CHARLES q. TAlCoIT,
o.s Acting sup't % rrtusI'ort stipn.
RIrUNOND DANVIIIE RAtLROAn-fAsseugers Tor
ramyie ynchbag procure through uckts va s'u'I
and ragg Caldwell Cos STAGES ny sIlle''"
the Richmond and Dan'iIe ih""''
Throus" .'e " & go
CHARLES q. TALCOrT,
StI..rint' u'iAnt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
FALL IMPORTATION


CHM, EARTilENWARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES
want, his cour"te ,I,,,
t*ftbhr'g Fancy ifGi's, direct
Ho tue iaN"te factories Of England France. viii
stock of IfrtH, Pressed ,,tp-s y..v
phn'r ses.Hii Decorated, Goii Hand aud Whit. french
DO do Mhi," Granite and BiGe Print Flowing Bu. Pur
pie, hsmasreu-, Plum, aud III.c
Tea Services ~ sts ct ~ ~ no. aud ~
a., 49, mpTtee from IS to tlU1 PET set
mstei fNshers, covered aud uncovered
Basins aud tsrts Toilet Scts, Na,e
Cannon al at
,"n,n,"n th'th"n~aI-, suitable for country tr.ds
Patsidoois-i.a, Dessert aud Spoons r,,,. and NJ.
s.rt t"rl ). salt aud Mustard Spoon, Napkin Htns,
Mustard Pots, Halter Khi 'C..,,r. ' ".''
Table Cutlety-lS"ry Handle Table sets, az IN ni..
u" Il" Knives aud Forks Ia dozen.
- common do do
Britannia wsTr-Casters, fIum the mos, coou,"n q, a., A.,
MAJ inrri sI-ons and Ladies', and Safety
Looking dsssss-SIlcnd Olt Ornamental Frame. rr.,ca
Piat" various sizes, suitable or Mant,I or Pie,
Nv n" Mahogshy Frames, ia variety ana
Glass Ware-Plsn, Pressed, Tumhl.rs Wine. p.h
Salvrr-, bowls, Preserve Dshrs, Brcantrt. I'm.
a,air. ffg"laSscfs :, Gohrts, Cham .ign-. SAFETY
fmid LAMPS, water Battles, Hut Plates sxrnY
aud Moasscs Cans salt Cei.r,,s C.s,,r n' M
Preserve Jars, Globes
Lamrf-The Improved Solar Lamp, which the -
ihr sole proprietor, Paror, Hall, store FACTORY aud
- Hand Lamps, in great variety ~ N
Chandeliers, 3 G. s,A 90, ....-
bic terms ~ WI 'eA'''
Walters and Tea Ta,s Lanterns Table Mats Dish oor.r.
. - Toy, Tea, and Dinner scts '
stone Ware, at factory YTirss
The suh her unrrsall 1t the above ,er
sniH satisfied That call from Cuuntry or ,s,.on.
contemplating "nS keeping viii convince them nui st Is
I" Ihv siaic Sm. Profits aud qaiek Sales is his motto.
Call At Ill West Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
= RICHMOND DAILY, (susDAys sxCEprED1 ArsP ~.

N''- ho'b' Edmund a bANtNIOHT
TNuHINCT-i ,NHHIl GR-i -ALFRFD $500,
:s %{s Ss5% .'' &C. g; %,'
MAnt cAghgls aud iara,s,.. 'iy ndqnlniy Of Tich
rr-ush Coaches One horse narouchs,
Sa a, E Eoas.y I ESg,s gA 1 isg gq g
M'nu,urro hest aisra spd by experienced YORK
m, h,'ng tIr"y ehrnrr 90 te manufacturing u Chrsgcs
e"n BE- rnr'ha''d rtl',r ~ The North or sutt.
Er9g done % The bet manner ana with dispatch. Antind'
lSLEAcnrp AM nRowS sniRrlNGs AND smErrlNGs-
eva, low price Ja.i To- baud eases cod g.,ess si,ng' A.
u' s. "" price" e| c''r'r yard. cox MosrAGut,
THNO TiiE N"H"tLTIHNL sO'ItrS ~ yUgININ-
wr.dG o.. chene a scr ro sai%g C Nj .. c ''
M'I' Age t',,slan aud house ware Of III tinis A au
5 ,"9,g ,., hing 9sd snd VIZ have no stain col9r on 80
ps'epu every house Keeper as ~ s peculiar tenaey IL
t1,.5 , y, 81 ' E,,, nna 3i, ~; article j. aoulac
i'yup"n FriunE NE genuine Article ~ US
seN Corner above the Ranks, Richmond.
ILyrRA scRFws AND noSEs Tog VICES. assorted sizes,
o1s sirn Of the circu,r saw, II MsinstPss,
(tNHI'ErINGs' CARPErISGsi- CHRISTIAN LATnRoP
y would e'n especial attention their stock of Carpsng
Rsh Patent Tapestry Velvet Garrett, ,,.o,,
r@g' and American TS'; ;I gls 'sa T''''a CARPETS
Sup. Dutch Carpets IN variety
Inv priced aii wool and Cotton Chain do
Cotton and itrrnp Carpets from g'r a. az the yd
Rich Eufa, Sofa CarpFta ~ Table Covers
Rope, Manila Hfush Mats
Glnur OH Cloth, 90, 60 aud 50 vide
Crufnh cloths, t0t, t2t and tG I, long
Also. Hfas Stair Rods OVAL hollow ociagon shapes
lengths from ~ inches t. ls inches.
The above Goods mostly of direct importation, and
Willie sold aa low as similar gnosis n any maftct.
oc4 gtftfgTTAW A JaTUgDp Main q
AsNyI% or ssg', ~ mGS,c Mo =, 'rior quality n''s
oci5 bAvFNPOkT, ALLEN 90.
ROUND ALUM aALT-Fne Salt Marshall nd, for sale by
~ oci5 DAVENPORT, ALLKS co.
tHlNEsE oOsas-susbie for Hos' noardlng Houses, Ac,
~ o. Zoe tone for sale By BULkLEY A co,
ooib i8I Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

ENt UNDERSIGNED will continue the ship Chandery and
hAsKiNS LIBBY, Rockets. ~ "
IAnkfGl for favor solicit the continuation Of our Oh,
and the public in general psny ys,if % ,,v
general satisfaction. 80 'N