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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-02
ITEMS Ar HOME AND ABROAD.

'h'' VI wv a g. IL
operation, and 50 miles in course of con-
struction. Her foreign commerce is not very
extensive, and is carried on mainly at Bur-
lington, on Lake Chamrlain. The Shipping
owned by the State amounts to about 5000
tons, 500 tons of which are navigltcd by
steam. She has p Banks. and her financial
condition is sound and en>iJhle. She has no
public debt. She looks after education sharp
lN, and has 1854 school districts. and nearly
100 900 scholars. She has also 3 tlourishinr
collegiate institutions. and a largo number Of
academies and private schools. She has 23
libraries, containing 5000 volumes. The
whole number Of newspapers and periodicals
published in Vermont in 1850 was SO. There
are 564 churches in the State, which accom-
modatc 226, 400 persons, and are valued at
1928. 100.
-IIE Gov ERNoR OF y. Y. IN SCRAPE.-
- The Endymoin case" as it is called, is ere,
ating considerable talk in New York. Endv-
moin was pnrloncd out Of AUBURN State Pri-
son by the Governor. on falls, representations
concerning the state of his health. The
fraud was discovered, the prisoner rc-arrcstcd ,
Wv w It d" ''" S''u '""', WIN inc
wa, " t"' '9'''''0' ''' Nv "'l rec VI tue
N''''''' - .'"H Ut N'''' '''
altered the name of Edymoin ON the records
to Elymoirr, thus mutilatiug the records.
and destroying the only evidence of the par
w ~ 'n'7'""' paper
i ,o+ l,,,l,.l
Tt;.;.,
r. .nL..,ui.t,I ,laa. ua ...rI.
=, MAS, u,,o,.,,l, .;.,,.i
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W." "0'.' ''.''''N'' ike d"
7 I"iI' "'' Nv up h'''us'
lousy ''"'>'"7 "'
-ShELrroN EyurMrn.-Thc bones Of Il
man were i'uai last week embedded IN TIE
SAND ny the men WHO were cNcayating for the
foundation OF " nc" hotel in Piatt>'ursh.
'"'r' was no appearance OF Il collin or cIoth-
'h% ABOUT It, 1t IS supposed to be the re-
mains OIL " I'rl''Nh soldier Killed near the
spot Oh '"e ''' ''l t1"'oer' I'If'
~ FAST lIhN.-At rarrytown, a gentle
man in whose r~oultry-yard arr five laying
hens, often obtains from them six eggs Il day.
They are the common fowls Of the country.
1t is only one Of them which makes this cN-
trAordinary haste in producing eggs, and on
one OCCASION Sic Laid an ere as large as Il
turkeys, with another insi)' Of it. The
outer e6s contained on" yolk, the inner two.
-LArmE ToDD's RIH.-Grant Thorburn
says ofhis last wife. in a letter to Il philAdol-
phia paper: "-Ny wife is ii blooming lass Of
10 summers; / succa,Iel in capturing the
prize only two weeks ago; my oNna = is 81.
50 that my wife Just meets me half WAY. She
is two inches tall II and five pounds heavier ::
50 | think on reflection. | have got the best
oil the bargain
-ElHcrioN FHAuDs.-Thc Grand Jury
are Investigating the enormous frauds by
W''lch breckenridge i3em } ohtlincthiS cleo
ton in the AS1Iml district, Kentucky.
Many have boon .n'lrtei Of Illegal Young.
several Of perjury.
Inc GIN" oj%|rrT ''Ns:
"car' @ratii2I t. d. a'I' t. state that of
the lndlrtn nts Pres ntfl up II this time.
.''' N''' III every i~oN'l''' was cast Tor tAr
"''''''''l' '"'r''"''''
'"'7 "
IN g.. ..,I: '' -! me-
~ ''' go : "''' ' '
jug "S''
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S;IiNER SPOONS.

Good assortment of Silver Spoons Of
Z b"autitulmlnuiacture and finish and w1r7anted
pure as com, AT II. i. HORTON'N
March l6. dNwtt
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NOTICE.
SGW5H.T ECEy'I..

WE HAVE \ VARIETY OF THESE VERY
W convenient articles, with and without the cush-
Every lady should have one.
Ii. V. HORTON < co.
june 30. dINtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-02

DbAKE'S Patent Conductors Lantern.
~ G.. w. BAXTER & CO..
April -. dSvtf
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Mon TIhaOnE'S
R II / ] \ | | II
co vi ND.

HNHiS truly celebrated remedial preparation,
eihcaciouS alike for each and every description
of RuirMATIC COMrLAINfS, is already too well known
ana esteemed throughout the United States to- re-
qNirc any lengthy notice of it. paramount virtues.
IT ERADlCATEN this heretofore iu.,a4,lo and dis
tFcH>in@ disease from the system, uId -iANDS *.
RlNALLED IN THE PHARMACY Ot MEDI.
CINE.
We do not propose to make unqualified tatcmcntS
or to FORCE \ Sus1RUM before the public. but simply
To rnulnsi tlmsr mE.l iutnrn.tDl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-02
g.
capt. JoHN OGRADY Jr. Capt. Slrn r. FosrlR
VII Lcdrc PiaHSburgh rs FOHows:

The AMERICA every morning SUNDAYS cx.
'rpted0 at $50 A. VI after the arrival OF Montreal
Oars, VIA. taughnHwagH, leave burlington 10 4
VI ,altrr the arrival OF Montreal Cars, via ClHm.
1Ialn am st Lawrence, also from Montpelier. ar.
rive AT Whitchuil in time tor Express Tram to New
! OR, wa Hudson River Railroad same evening
or hudson hIvtr boats ntIlVlug IN New GOIK taIN
III The morning, or via. Schrutctauy connecting viii
,vcnlng Express Train to buiialo, arriving at g., {
A.. NJ.
1heCANADA will leave Pia!tshurgh every eve
ing lSnndays excepted alter the arrival ol Mon.
tieal Tram, via Cau9hnQwaga, "a T.. VI arrive
1t Burlington at 800 aud leave at 10 +. NJ, aljci
arrival Of Montreal Train via. Chnmrlaiu aud -
b'wtehcc, also from Moutprllrr, arriving AT White.
hail III scasul tor Express Train South aud West
!rriNe at Troy 6 70, Albany no NJ, Breakfast
Nrw York wa Hudson RIVER RnIIrond at II NJ. oi
Boats ON the Hudson RIVER same afternoon. Pas
'rngrrs g"nI wet viii arrive Il, Schenectady o.:
y. NJ and Bulllio $50 +. VI.
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.NORTUER.N R.iILRO.ID. ". \
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

IN and after Vi III lay, May 30, l553
- trlIus wiJ. ran A. to.lows:-
LrIvr ;Iros5urgl att AN = 80 a. VI, audi 81
? VI.
,]r.iy,rr At R,rs" ,Point at lo.t5A.M.u I5AM.
Wd ID r NJ
l-,y- ltoase's Point at "a. Mp 30 p NJ, and OBJ
p II.
Nruyi.. at Ogdcns5urgh at ! so p. NJ ,7r NJ, and
II r Nj
Passengers leaving OGd,nsburgh ly the morning
trains VIII ne ahl" to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
Bylh' afternoon IRAN HEY will reach NoutprlI"i
1.' Rutland Ola" same evening aud Boston lnj New
York early the next d,v. Thcy wrll also reach tn,
''r1mh"al7 IN Season Tor their evening run souil
through Lake Chnmrinin.
Passengers leaving Boston and New York in the
cary trims from those cllirs and .i0Hh cal NJ :
0'ciocE Il. " vii reach the boa's from Ogdrms.
1nrgh tor ports on lrkr Ontltlo and tue Upper
L1krS the sHu" evening.
The Iran leaving O!Hrusbnrgh nj 7 30 A. con.
meets wl'lthr Expires Steamers iroIH NE West
tGttlng pl,srugrrs 10y those steamers into Boston
and New Iorh he sumo evening. ~ lkIs uau
,iocs not stop AT ay SlrilorS.
GEORGE PARKER,
GNNii Superintendent.
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Z.iG,i war rats.

CASH paid for L.aud Warrarts; + 81,
II Warrants Obtained Tor Clnimar's. hv
WESTON x NDl rs.
o. OGiac IN reck'- Biock, over the Book Sore
Jan. Is. dXwtt
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WILSON'S CELEBRATED GLOBES-9 AND
W u ineh-ior sale At the manufacturer, price.
by y. WARREN, > Bank Block.
July ;. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-02

THIS furnace WAS invented by Gardner Gibson OF
Bn>tou and the tu1i improvements ateutcd in
$50. There are iour s'zrs completed adapted tot
hnrulng anthracite aud hIiuInjuuus Goa or wood
All slz"s constantly on hHud. together with a great
variety OF Registers aud Ntuulators. Personal at.
tentinn gwen 10 warming and vrntilatinI buildings
in any part of the country. K. BRONSON.
College st, Burlington, June .. d6t&wu
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AIT.

q tA1n Bn>heI, Liverpool Salt, nov
.' landing from the h,rs" Warm. lo,
sale by CURTIS X Wal kEk
June :. dawn
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i,,OR CASH can sell any one very rhrnp.
1 900 h"gsot Nails, 100 bbIs. No ! Fancy
100 hhls. Cement, and Extra Flour.
3JOo sacks Salt, Sc bhIs. Pork.
JOS NJ BISHOP.
Burlington, April Is. wi3no's3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-02
Il T. r L Il y G.

! l X y IN G.,
Passengers Iraving New York VIA. Hudson r iyci
5,orls IN the evening ana Albany and Troy irsr
Tram via. Saratoga in the morning., auivc al
whitehall $50 \ VI talk" steamer Canada, arrive
1t Barring on 80 7. v .i.atisl urgh 4 L. Vi. con.
nrcfIng wIticarS bot 90 Darlington and P.attsbursl
or VI nt'-ni and H-t l,bu' Oh same evening".
Pneerugrr- irnvuE New No.kv VIA Express Tinir
IN lInJsoh River R|ai'rold at T.. NJ, Trrv 50.
rive at " hit'haiI II VI take steamer Amrtica
rive Mt Burlington e \. Vi, Platt~tuigh 100 i
W., connecting beth at Burlington aud Ilatt>aurgt
with Montreal and Ogdenslurgh rrains same morn.
M. Also, Il Tram leaving Iroy VIA Saratoga al
Il 30, nrtlvlHga at Whilehlll at 10 +. VI. and connect.
lng with Steamer America.
IL" BIggage Checked Through on this Line.
TICKETS for Troy, Albany, New York
Schenectady, Buff Ito, Neuoil and all Ports ON Lake
Michigan furnished 10y
W; Il STEVENS 60 Comm. ST., uan,.o.i
J. WHEELER, at prIncIa Hotels, h""'fea'
VI u CtiCiCH, Burlington
June b, 1895 dSwtt
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MT$ICAL MERCHANDISE,
ChickerInS, woodward & Brown. and
ErOW 4 Allen.

whose Instruments are wcll known To- be superior I
any others manufactured in thi, country.
SER APilINES AND MELODEONS.
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THIS Is THE ONLY LINE

ny witch passengers leave Montreal at aud & p
VI aud atlyr at Troy 6,ij, Alhinv 40 \, VI
Schenectady 6,la a. VI or Ncw York ~ VI mex
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NOTICE.
M Less than Auction
i 30

III 10
II OODR GU has 4 large Stock.
We among them m1uv OF the most va'uahlr cIa>>i.
,il and Ni-cr.lnurous Books: some Of them partlnl.
Y injured by me-. witch H. wal sell AT less than
\uctIon Prices. Call and see.
June -. t6i wjlW3mus.
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Burlington, April
e a. NGFAi!

;. Rust HAS REMOVED HIS MUSIC
~. STORE to No. ., Bank Block, one door east Of
the TURNER'S q M"honics' Bank, where he has a
complete assortment of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
AMI all good, pertaining to his branch OF business.
y large assortment Of PIANO EOkrES from tn,
Manufactures of
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May 81 1853.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-29

NEw FAIL AM NiNTvR DRY Gears = W. t.r. p.
e.sed " steamers and PACKETS hon Hsv Yoik arr.
o. which Invite sus "a. .nd pusl..s,. An
,s AMI country generally The following p. Of
'A.y bl Grosde Rhhes Dr.s. and
A. .sSs SmA NANCY ooets snd black
- snu hh style Plaid
sv.lt oe sole, ulaee. aud small chsckel Marc.lln..
hn"s hsnsh and German Msrinoss aud rh,bet Cloth,
M MI .nsS Vosa aud ne. .iyl. Plaid Alpasss
Tartan Raid. Cife.sian French do
s s,eh French aud Anne iean Printed de LAin..
tmSro Moa..siss md and r... an cio,hs,i color
ram and Figured housssiines hare, A. .i,..
an ina h n, FIN vsl,s, es cieah. Manlli.s
Embroidered. potted and Checked swiss Mu.,in.
N.ck, Bonnet, Cap and Velvet Ribsnds
Embfi Hemmsd.stitehed md Tape hord.,. -, u,,,
Irish Linens and She, tinF,. and Pillow es.r lpn.n
sta~ Cloth, C"rded. wsdd,d snd nruek sI,lI slI,,.
rnned fi"~tng, Ga ncred and kmbd Sleeve. '
a large aud choice tme OF Mo,k,J si..x.
and sscond Mourning .nl ,,,,,-.-
uchb si4k, Mertno. and NigonIs Yes.
"oissd and Cotton H'sc NJ" boys SIX,
H. and osn,. kmbd hommcd stitched and cold bo,,aI ,
La les and Gents Cord Kid Gloves (Ai.xsnJe,,.
,, 40 lhbei, Cashmere and Raw Nt Gioy..
a gcSSin Li.l. csmhr'e and Swiss Earinr. and ,,,
so pams,t Cloths Napkins I.yli.. "u insert
s os .sd woolsn and wo'ed Piano and Table Coy.,,
''Psh MA h,ae' Brown, Green and Cadet Cloth
"1.n ser snk, Satin, handsome wsdd,
Sinnss esrds kehneh.ek and Kentucky jean. '""r
wh',n,y, Mselanaw, Drmi and T~n.s nisn,,
Back, 1rs'n D'ah Mode Bluc Lasr, Ga,I
i"st c,Siy. n,a,,,. spy and Ingram C.,pe,inx
aa,se assortment OF Habit and Furniture Calico.
A Amsr re an, seS,eh and - French Ginvhanns
oInaLarr OF iii M shsetnss Shifting. and co,
vbole..ir mi as ee,n purchased With ea,h mr..
vaInS iasSls cRrsss on s cost, :. ''''
40 No. 70 Corner broad. Och and cspi,o, .,..,.
Near Capitol sou.,.
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oytIcE r., y. a p K. r. Co,
n. rhmond, August ~, IS5s. I Nuls



TSoUro1 bi,ND. foa ,Lk so 200 ,irsaniA and Tea
~ RI,ld Mtgs2ed ' %er y cert 5STpos Sgs
taio aSet q a. at t ..s 81 Rsn S IA sm
sooo 81 q ye.[ AID are %
loan Of one million sTs hsada OF sh %. ttS
BY State whole amply secured Ia Seed Of g'i q.
asns The sna The us,S redemption
Ths loan together original capital VI three millions,
This Road rii extent lsS@ LnssSar, 10 Tie ISE,'
i@Proveasa sxtsaiins to Msspa.s GA Tue M,,' r." y
tsk Railroad. are conP,stsd sonnl@1, CONN, tSn f
thu, portion Of our Stat. TImaTkaOe fy aud aFT
esl,ur. and miner. from ne .cre ma
Road that si eertaHl, ray per cent, no,
~ .sd.y January is copy Of the ssH be
se n.a a on %1. Application o to c W PuGcTiL Co,
ieis u" ''' Eirhmlni, VI.
n WEH COurL,iNi, D,-rrr-iA. -, NpitE, ,ii,.',,
b-.-c- ar~nE from Di-p dered Liver or s'o''c such a.
coos,paton,, in~>rd PN lnrs OF blood 70 We hsA N
Of IN soieh N.a.ss iieA,,aIn D'sG i' loai F..n'
Al the r, Of ths s'IS;Sn s~ns o. the h hlT5 a.a
iSs SENSATION. %asa ia lying posture Dmaes Of vision
Webs before .hr sight fve aud Dai Pam al nc Heal pen
sia lsaes. Sudden rgshes Of Hea burn
ssn Of spirits. can be raesa4s by DR. HooiLANDs
sos. No. 100 Arch street, PhiadeiphiA
Their poser over ts above d;sass, i. not eHees- fr4a
saay sa:s- after ,Lilis, rhy.san' mad failed p-
,sns, rS"r,is,as ~ mot scarchg paer. in 1Lnrss and ~
eetons OF the digestive organs they -ta safe certain and
READ AND BE C0yrYYCED.
adepha saturday Gazette Of DR. HooFLANpS
GERMAN BlITERs.
at is seldom what Pasn, Mrd
enes confidence patronage there
Dr. HoodAnds German Bt-rs Nish
TO be distinctly that speaking Of the
about for brief then
forgotten they their guilty Of mischief but
.medcne long established vriyrsay priced and which has e
che hearty approval u the iaculS iissL"
'!Ssoss TesEIy," said August y.
BTIEkh, maGGsy igred by DR. Jack
u the
article o. much efficacy ienat
Persons ofdebiatc val these ii-rs
their health, knuw ruG experience
sslutAry eRast theyh upon weak systems"
KORE EVIDENCE.
J. O. Moore, Es, BE Daily News, said October 8lst:
-DE. HorL.SDs GsES.s ElyrsSs-ie trying
testify efficacy We haE.
botes and derived bsneAt gu the
than derived previously from years Of aopa'h Treatment
the hands Of our hTst physicians'
Hca C. D. Hneiine Mayor Of the city Of Camden, New Jer
ssy, says:
inquiry r-.ps,gr is merits. FROM inqry
-: and found 10 specific
the liver and digestive aud th
pOserfui iurusuc. upon pr.
tsrprising strengthens the nerves. bringing thea
q tLakius sleep refreshing.
n this medicine generally used are sat'I there
vsad from t onIch liver AMI urryuu
Of cal aud diseases
Have healthy coalition and tad deban,- Co
epidemic. generally This extraordinary medicine wuu al
ylse all ndsP0s.d, 90 tTaiIt wIi
II should in fact be in family No other
s.edoBs proiure such -yd,a-es Of merit"
THE GERMAs MEDICINE sTORR
100 street. broW siSth Phst-ptia aud by
respectable dealers generally Throughout the county
isS-iv PURCELL. LAUD ca.
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,lynnorcn no LExINGros. AND nrcn.NAN N rwo

rHNIROUGB TO LEXINGTON, AND BUCHANAN IN TWO
u Days la Maj Packet oa by
buron aud after the 2aih Of October viii
leave Richmond daily Sundays
NJ and arrive in Lynehburg In 81 hours and 10
hours.
Returning leave Buchanan at ~ A. every except
day arrive IN Lynchburg at 6S r. M leave Lynehbg
and arrive IN Richmond In 80 hours,
Norfolk Boats leaving at ~ M the Southern
Railroad Cars, leaving a. VI.
Is'gn.e' Tor Lexington connyss iih daily line Of stages
days aud arrive ia hicbdrul u % bolrs.
Passages FGruve, fare az buckingham Court H.dse
Care g. - , Charlottesville fare s2-And
leave kcimond Mondays Wednesday and Fridays
Below Card Of time Of arrival st distances
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HARDWARE,
FALL INpORTtliON. ISS3

FALL IMPORTATION, 1853.
u0 r MOORE u 90. md IeiLerS FORFfN
u Isi DOMESTIC Hi&DWARE Sc MIia Str<.f, E.iclS-
ni"hd Ii sre In receipt steamships
stIsol o. mn and eompiee assortment Of Birmingham and
sheffield HARDWARE and from the
consisting In part Of
Rodgers" aud Wsrnholu's fine Pen Pocket Knives
Pen and Pocket kuiNcs a makers Al
Buck, Bone Ebony, Nni iva'N handle knives
Ivory iandl, Knives ana Perks, in 81 -
Wade Butch-r's superior Rasprs and Slc,ts
Single lul bugblr barrel Guns.
PISTOLS, Ndvs ,$inr Barrels aud Mpuuiings
Trace, Halter, lsr Well sud fiith Chau.
Coll u.s. simmons" and Vagina AArs
''AEir>H "KoSisuds' Spades and
Mai, Pitt. Oru,s Cut and Circular saws
AnVils. Vices. and Srth's Bellows
S-isc aud Hand Hammers Stocks and Dies
Blister, shear ami Cast StsVi
CASTING Horse shoes and Horse Malta
Horse Cgllsrs, Blind Brdtc- aud Hammers
Bride fhllnss, Worsted ksins and Grths
Locks and Hinges Of every - rption
Planes, Chisel>, AuYers and Piles, all kind.
Platform aud Counter Scales. Pat Balances
English, American AMI e. D. Per
found ~ HAkuw
their attention aud pur
chased on the most favorable terms they feel
fer .ionr inducements merchants visiting Ills respect
hS Invite them examination Of their stock they
tetuinrd 60 EEL a. low house this
Northern cities. suiG
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ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
iys Richmond, Va. OF the Doct.
ID Eall.tR LINE o. bUATs FOR
&s@.. 1t LYNCHBUaG-Ths Canal Beat.
ss1ksA<1E1 CLINTON, Captain Donald, UNION Captain
W. Punkstt leave regularly w,pssSns's BELLE Captain
Johnson DtSPArCI Capt Cook regularly
These Boats Compelled advertised order
make their regular trips shippers therefore depend
their regularity. No ray
90 frisht for this line be day
s.rUEp.r, after O'Clock. 2. NJ.
A
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HOt -h-rtIiNI>bi 4. H,HpW >Rt---wr now "A re.
cript Of complete.
hisling articles, consisting II
hrs-s, Pierced Inn, Wire and Nursery Fender.
Polished Steel and Head Poksrs
Copper, Bras and Jappanrd Coal hols
Polished Steel aud Brass fooiurn
Jsppshcj FTr Carri.rs
Bra $, HrouEsd and Cast Iron And Irons
Rodgrrs' suIrrior Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Superior American Ivory Handle Knives
tts'nN. Bone, Buffalo Handle Knives
Silver fitt,j aui Albata Tab 4 a Dessert Forks
Sv Plated Gvrn Sy. and BrttAuis Tea and Table
hlock Tia G. lee rots. Tea Pots, q ice and Tea UTns
steak D>hvs oyst,r rurerns aud Dishes
waiter in srtt- SinaB
Brass and white Metal Candle
Snulrrs and Suunrr
Curtain banj- ant P,us, 20 i,Iufifsl assortment
Together Sith Cooking Utensils
low AND. JOHNSTON a co,
Importers and Dealers HaTdsa ri Gallery, IL.
OLA Sign q the Crnsscut sAw. - Main
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- ssa s 49, 49, = p "a

<SHnlr So.,rhhaNN NNiL. HOtTt--EEDI CTiON "F
In FXRE TO BALTIMORE 4 Nd PHILiDELPBii.- "a
Monday the 18th Instant through tickets to bano'
obtained Of this Company, their
route via ashiIg;0n, the following terms, viz;
To Baltimore, at. 20
TO Philadelphia, al -
vhSeh to and baggage
hros al m, elite. Baltimore free
eharrr Eve daily lines run between pha
dephia varying from ~ TO ~ Tor Zach
prcpJoaAt, for second class PaSsrn
Joss cheap and coniu table
trp o New York.
through tickets na5cj above, a1v ''ssoNhe 'onn ~
Washington Baltimore, without iet-eLt - privilege
,,,n.ry,J nv them. RUTH,
Agent Of TrauspnTtat.on.
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N's'out ~ cents each
purchasing tickets ~ thv Richmond
N'1.e Who ''hc thr ears EhVse uO tickets are sold
me rates Tor children Tor those
tseye years OF = 49, 49,
lacnest n1rn upnt point not designated required
20 f-y M charge IRON the last designated point
ger desiring to leave the train point will nav
the charge TO the next place designated.
Passengers taken point be
@otr point ON the road will not ne
ana no charge vi" be made for distance
No baggage except small ladies'
&C. That are not s7 nue the furniture cars be
permitted "a ,Hr passenger ' -
',~'Ges sseSpi wearing apparel the necessary
's Tor travellers Viii be allowed to be
y eolAy W" not bc gssIosbr for goods, specie, bills notes
'nss %, the pAsenges necessary baggage and
Tor that s"ly when placed ia the baggage car.
Passengers aiOned 10 on or OF the
the cara when in notion
Passengers requested KEEP THEIR FEET OFF THE
SEATS, or from otherwise detaeing the ar
Please the ineyiy or want
OF pOenrss the OF the
ct agents, others.
The Express Train going eithsr take IN or
down passengers at the Port wata ui
Halfway Station aud Manchester and pon
The Mail Train will either following points
and at mother psegSsu Creek JUNCTION. ven.
eys Crossi.E Clover m Junction. Halfway station Knand
Crossing Grrgorys Crossing Rces Turnout Pl Crossing
Temples Turnout and Mauchrsier '"'h'
bh OHnsE Board DIkECrsEs.
JyZO-u THOS. DunAMEAD Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-29
JOSEPH II. CoLoUITT, Agent.
FALL SUPPLY
OF DRUGS MEDICINES, OILS, FANCY GOODS

Elt.l kll.I Tor SAFE by DOVE 4 CO.
10000 lbs Sup Carb Soda, best Newcastle
1890 lbs CoppvrSs, bright Grevs
50 ibis Fire Proof Paint 1850 Indigo
1000 galiOps solar OIL; 600 lbs BoraS, Woods best
o casks NH,Hrgs; 3cssks Nader
lUl Mats Cassia tons White Trad, In oil:
100000 CiFaTs, assorted go boxes wing Tobacco
5trr papers Smoking Tobacco; 10 ibis Fps salts
10 bb. ALUM. L. bhls Neurt. Red
9U1 ID. Glue, lTislI leo dozen Mustang Eminent
leo dozen Arabian Eminent; loco lbs Tonqua Beans
l2OO lbs Extract L.. ywood
80 lbs Paris Green, dry and in oil
200 lbs Chrome Green $50 lbs Chrome v-l,oE
bales fresh Gloves; 2Ol fo-ea NsTmihsrs assorted
q grcss Nrs.. Powders, 50 boxes lIul's Soap
40 gross Yankee soap, 10 Ftoss Brown Windsor Soap
q boxes Palm Soap 500 lbs Scotch snun, In papers
Is dozen Paint Buckets 10 bbis Copsl yArnish
Ito doEeu Tooth Brushes; 100 dozen Shaving Brushes
10 gross BrAndreth's Pills; Ito gross Matches
leo boxes Transparent Soap sra lbs Ginger
nkegs Emery assorted; 800 d. Col 3gnss assorted
u gros. s~idlit, sni GOA pojersi ~ Boxes,
tt,s b.ins.ohrt gasrJ Vanilla B-aus
Together with usual complete Of Drugs Medicines
Paints, Oils, Fancy articles Offer upon the
usuai iue, at prices 10 suit 10th town and country
DOVE A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-29

UNnPoRrNNr NOTICE STEAMERS BrLvLa IN
Dkkk AND PoCAHoSr ~ Until further no I'm
| tce both 81 the above Steamers ~nl remain the
between kcuNoND AND BALTIMORE connecting st the
| delphis.
The BELyIpERE Captain aidord viii every
Afternoon Returning she will leave Richmond
PocAHoNrAs Captain Jones. will Baltimore every
"WEDNESDAY Returning, she will leave Richmond
SATURDAY asruoon thus anoring the merchants
found Of the expeditions from wheel
ns fsear cnennAt aud the South and West for
freight apply to LupLAM WATSON.
II MON = r kAMs SNIP COMP ANNe LINK o.
~ srkAMkats-fos rhil.aePhla every Monday Hin
tLTf OF RICHMOND Captain Mitchell, feIsersx31e6
tIHGINiA Captain TEAL and the steissr FhNNSlLGdNII
Capt OF these splendid esmshps will leave Rich
touching Cape May land Returning leave Phs
further notice.
Cape May will consult their interest by taking
this In addition cheapest, the
expeditions comfortable.
Pas~ns~r-fvr New
to forward through York. ei, by
steamers allowing them the privilege Of remaining ia fhsi
the arrival Of the
shippers the W--i DESTROYS shipping
Pttsburg, will please made all the
ees arrangements to forward Tobacco through at e 100
pounds
Due notice will be always given n Daily Papers
city when the will be ready receive freight and the
hour Of their sailing
" r. shippers viii bear al Bs Of Ladng
be sent to the wharf Rockets be signed before the sailing OF
the
Passage threagh to New York oand, % 90
Passage through to PhadephA, cabin found
do do do 10
DO do Norfolk, Is, do do 100
tut "'"n''' Passage AppVto ,ourprp.Sx,S .,