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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-20
Zeal estate.
PnTISE- 4 .TENNINIES-
ROUSE Y j JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE i INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2II Superior ST., (tiD-stairs,
MARBLE BLOCK.
roR sAIE EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS PROPERTH.-A corner lot on 81. ollLE
street, with three stores and dWelltngIi % aGs
change for a tarm. Si,uOO.
2Oo0 ACRES TENNESSEE LANDS-Tell geAectedi
we'll timbered ana we'll Watsred and soil and sur
face gently rolling, six foot vein Of coal al
ready to work. Exehange iQr properly "a sAA
LYMAN STREET and lot to exchange for
farming lands $50.
aOo ACRES IN MICHIGAN-Not far from Grand
Rapids. to exchange for an improved uiFul, ana
nav a difference. 500 per are.
OREGON STREEF-HOuse aud lot 70 exchange loE
Western lands.
FARM OF 100 ACRES-Six miles from Gallon, on
the G. O. 8 q. Railroad, and rich soil a large
house and AZ acres cleared. Exchange lor go0d
IOo ACRES n NEWBURGU-One mile nom n
ire, miles nom city, good houSs aud barn ana
Orchartls-a very desirable iarm- " lll taAe elilV4
In good city property, balances on time
FOR SALE.
SUMMIT STREEr.-fwO story brick mouse ana
lot: a very ins situation Yerluuklng Lake hrlas
and near the bHsinrss part 81 he cits. Siis0-
CLINTON STkEET.-lWO story house and iosi
gOfisEE aNj THO ACRES OF LAND-Near the
frsf tOli gate on Detroit street. kich suii and
fr1it Of All kinds. SSlH.
PR0sPECT STKEET-Very desirable vacant lotd-
SIBLEY STREEI-Vacint los, very cheap
! III AORES-Eight miles rum the city, Wiih hona9
s-siT unlis 5 IRON the city with good brick
~'ssiderahls trnit L.,-.-
10 ACRk,,
house and Co.
81. CLAIR StREkA
80 per foot.
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ASSIGNMENT OF CAUSES.

District Cours--soDt. Term, A. D., 1850.
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AoUNIC JEW ELRY -JUoI
lyl UPENkD-A spienuid ssOrLnleut VI Mason
&c J.dges, Keys, seals, charms, Luckets, Marks.
EmUl5iusI &c. Very nice and very chJlp.
COW rs & CO.,
sep5 Meddvu House,
TEWELRY.-NEW JEWELKl
- "A nne assUr UrtnienI, quIts new, Just receive,
COWLES q CO.,
Meddell House.
DUGEKS' SILVER PL4AIED
IL WARE.-ThS bssJ ware in America. SOLD
hvi ; only by COMLEo & CO.,
Wsddsll House.
GUILD SILVER WARE OF EV-
~ Ehi variety Of styles. A fuH assortment just
received. Quality guaranteed aud engraved tres OF
charge. COW LIS & CO.,
Msddell Heuso.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-20

or Inflammation Of the throat is very prevalent dur
ing the spring and Fan Of the year Thousands Of
persens hve Immediate recourse - these medicines
On the arst symptoms Of attack, and thus not only
save time but dispense with the advice or at
tendance of physician. Colds produced by the rap
"a and frqQuent changes Of the atmosphere during
this season, are speedily cured BY the Pills. These
remedies fertify tue body against the inClemenees
efthe weather.
Read ths Advertisement elsewhere.
Sold by ell Druggists, 2sc 6ze., aud 81 per box
or pnf
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stt- FFLtlr6lll-tll tl -liulLlcl Etllllun
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
UR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
OF ingredients in these Pills are the result Of long
and extensive practice. They are mild in their ops-
ration, and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful MenstruatiOns, removing all obstructions,
whether from cold otherwise, headache, pain in
The ude Dalpitatiun Of the heart whites all nervous
sStiolas stsIlCes iAtl8hei PAIN IN the BACK and
abs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arise from inter-
saptfon Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
vas the commencement Of q new era ia the treat.
menf vi these Irregularities and distractions which
have cUnsiRnrd many thousands ef the young the
beautiful aud the benevolent to q Premature Grave.
No slae ENJOY good health unless she is regular
and wheneEer an ohslructon takes place the general
health begins 70 decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
aFs ths most efsctual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 10 Females To all classes they
arc tnsaiis, Inducing, i0ifh certainly Deriodca! req
Htardg They are known TO thousands who have
used thsH ~ III dert periods throughout the coun-
tfyt having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
pAgsictGHs IN AHsyica. Explicit directions Iati1g t7e
Esd ghg theg stONid not Be used ith each boN-Pyoi
Ose Dollar each boz, cOatGiHiHg 40 Pills
valuable pamphlet TO be had ire.. of the Aaentr
Pulls ssf ~ mail promptly, by enclosing price IA fbs
6snera Agent S9ld 6y druggists generally
B. p. ApTGHlhGS General Agent
l65 Chambers St, New YOTIr
Sold in Cleveland al VIM, Fisk's aud GayIoyd5' a =
AAmIilOnds. ~ .
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TO LET.
a .aLse ana handsome COttags fronffnv n,
81 stOu1us iis 9I the Cleveland Instftute IS,ive-.
- s--ss ~
52Inerln Street, Brick House.. -''''''--- ~
EI ,on street' between Erie and Bong FrsTc -
n -.-.s rTr
srafkntn Street, Frame House '-'''--'- "
u MIulrson Street, Frame H0usa --'-'-- ~ ~
SS 81. CLlr 81 eet, ar Bank, FRAN. Hous, ~
Shesnut STREET, frame house..,. -----' ~
Bond strest-brlck do -''---''-'--'----- 10
johnson struet-brick a. '-''-'----------' ~
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SPECIAL alOtifes.
- Shake and Burn shake aud Burn ! / |

- Shake aud Burn shake aud Burn ! !
This e the lie Of agony endured by the sufferer
from Fever and Ague, He wanders like an uncertain
shadow, never knowing what moment he may be
prostratod, and therefore dsinelined give any Sc
rioua attention 70 business He q a burden 10 him
self aud bu den to his friends, who are worn out
administering 10 iils wants. This Is the condition
ofthousands In toR aud country. II II no exagge-
ratisu TO thar Fever and ARue kills more people
shan any twvniy other diseases in America. For
tprs and spesdy VI this terrible afietion, we
taks great pleasure iH recommending DR.. HOsIettsrs
Stomach Bt,ers, which have already achieved wide
repu attOn for rspid and powerful effects in renoya.
ting the system Frustrated by this disease.
Dor sale BY Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and By HOSTETTER SMITH, Sole Propris-
tons, 81 Water and s. Front streets. Pittsburgh.
~ Hostottcr's BitteFs are sold by
CHuRCHILL & BRO, nrurFiats.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
PARENTS, TEACHERS and CHILDREN
can supply themselves with
SCHOOL BOOKS
AT t7I 4
INGHAM & BRAG G'S,
19l SUPERIOR STREET.
AL the School Books used in Cleveland are
Sold by Ingham & Bragg.
SCHOOL BOOKS.

The Cleveland Primer Revised edition
The Word Method Primer.
Stiddard's Ju, emile Mental Arithmetic.
Stod,ard's Intellectual arithmetic.
SBencer's Copy Books, neatly put up in OnVslOpoB.
Mctiufiey New First Reader. t|..
McIufley's New Second Reader.
Mc,3ufieys New fhird READER. ..
Mc(iaff,ys New Fourth Reader.
BlcGnffeys New Fifth Rssler.
Motiuffey New sixth Reader.
Rays Practical Arithmetic.
Scholars Record Book.
Whites Glass Book Geography.
Mitchplrs intermediate Biography.
MOntrth New Manual OF Geography.
Lussiug's History Of he United States.
Millard Universal History.
First Lessons in History.
Sketch BOOks-l cent, > cents and 10 cents,
Davies Legendies Geometry.
Loomis's Algebra.
Cutter aud HOoker's Physiologisu.
swans Spelling Book.
Richards Latin Lessons.
Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar.
Slntes and Slate Pencils.
Lead Pencils and Steel Pens.
FoOlscap Paper, DrtWins Pictures.
All the Text Books used in the
CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOLS, are sold by
INGHAM & BRAGG.
lgl Superior street.
W. A. INGHAM, Detroit street, West Side.
E. H. MERRILL. - Prospect street. seP3
= IHE WOMAN IN WHITE,
By Wilkis Collins, Sl,OO. Paper IS cents.
A CHAPTER ON WIVES,
By Mrs. Ellis, si,OO.
ITALY AND TRANSITION The Spring Of lS60
By VIM. Arthur, 81 %.
THE TOPICAL AND SYNONYMIC LEXICON,
THE LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHE HENSON, the Lo-
- comOtive Engineer-Sl,25.
augsO INGHAM BRAGG.
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Dr.. Cheeseman's Female Pills are sold bv
CHURCHILL a BBOgHER, DruReists
Ala 3. W. cor Ontario 81 n PuIdic Snn.ra

OnLAsAAALL a d sfU1H II. Drtgniate
80 y W cor Ontario 81 n Puhlic S1n1ra
NoRToN's OINTMENT,
FoH
SATIRE EUN AND sCROFULA:
Permanently cures Sealdhead, RinFworms. and all
Itching EFuptiORs Of the Skin.
Thls Ointment BenetTates to the basis Of the dis
ease-goes to its very sohroe-and cures from the flesh
eepeafh to the skin on the surface, Sold in large
giasl boxes, price 50 cents.
Prepared by GEnEET NoEToE, ,Propistor, New York.
Depot a. PEEFOLD, Parker a MoWER's, No. IS
Esskmau street,
SoId hy STRONG & ARMSTRONG. Rk2S
ADvERTIBEMENT.
ACmLJgFA For the INSTANT RELIEF and
40 u MA PERMANENT CURE Of this
distressing complaint.
EEDT'S
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
GadS BY 6. 4, SEYMOUR co, lW NASSAU st.
y, Z, erios 81 per box sent free Of pOst
BoR sALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS,
lmays2sd&wl
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~ Hostottcr's Bitters are sold by
CHURCHILL 4 BRO, nrurFigti
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Terms @ s"sR as; 6s 6saasi Y:
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A large stock at1Ow prices az

OIL. FLUID and CAMPHENE CHANDELIERs
taken in exchange for oui Oil Burners.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-15
The Nomination,

We take from the Rg1iii,-aH Clariaa the remark.
appended 20 this, On the nomination Of gCverno-
We know that one argument nscd for Mr. wash
burns nomination, sas that he uoald then 1,
elected Senator. While We arc willing to acknorl.
edge That sufficient for he day is tbe evil there
of, We canno, ba, shink, that the experiment II
gong through all the labor If a nomination and
election Of Il Goycruor, when IL don't mean Coy.
ernef at all but Senator in prospective. !. an sS-
pertinent not 70 be repeated more than onep in
decade. 1.-THE people elect Mr. Washburu 90, j..
ornor, a. they assurejly viii by an eyorwbeInif
vote II be accepts the nomination then they vii
a. eertaiuly expect lin t. serve them IN that ca.
paoity for the term Of bis election W. no,i,e a-.
jlurnai i. already out 10 iaecr ct the election #
Mr WashbarE fer senator. But 10 tie remark
Of the Cia-,oe.
". hsve before go speech of Mr. Wasbbnr,
Delivered on the 18th Il May, 3" The ls.as..
The prcd Scatt Decision The Haftie.;" fr,rB
wai1h We infer that there - in reality more 10
ecssjty az the present time. = keeping cur strsn.
uca in Congress than At any prcst.us period II
this te 50. has NJ Name taken a very unwi.e
course in taking Mr.. ashhurn cat 81 C.ngr,.s T..
Iut him into the Gat ira ~ al eaar7 uuless tn
pr Sranne j.. 10 be carried oct - laid down l.,
Hausar, sft. 10 ect Mr.. WashbBrn { : S.sa
tor l. hil the place nov occupied t. Hon Hauui-
bal lIamlia. II Mr. Wa,Aturn desire. the s4i..
Of Gatern4F, aad 5 wiling T. serve aut tho term
fr shleh lie D. elected. " shall eheerfuiIv 1901
hafa aar hearty snppog, but ue g. nj believe f.
g. Be- sahnI Pnllc1 af ia see rlaHee Hsla Bspuhls
can principle. T. iaanEuraie the precedent =
making ttr vihee # Gatr merely st-rr7n.
.isHs higher pr-s--fr-rt Ts.stAt secu dine
hut snse b. The histary af tais >sSss. aaf TO- e.
ne 49, e ton HaMIta. - tea The fzaaslfFr stazz
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-15
The Columbia Convention

Fct - ra- s'se,t will t. i<sa~l again, tn
RsFs'5. tsrs Il the sixth Ri~:rie. viii have
,,,,-; a, e, ..laa4s.a "a ~.lezt q candidate for
Congress. {, s5eey,l Mr. Foster We have
M aab: the aetiap # that Convention will
u, ratls,l = t'c1e g'c at the Mis- in >er-
rss-3.-r, and tl.c nominee IL triuwrhandy
el.--,g,} We exT7>< ~. eIiat.n IN fall
Wv Il 81, f.,s ;lsa, ~ssae i.slle tsvisae eS-
=, . -, s.n.3ii l.5t, att1 SIS in 'iew #
to- ll.~s-s,~, II ths vote 5u shi- District, IN
.ssse ~, eltsz;sz-g4>-
We'd NJ: propose. t,ss4~ Al 9. MT ic=,i'-
l.1a,g'y w.is55- cur ~. et#ye indicate What
a-e - al.ea.aal rrs.eaae-- If w aass
sav.psr;5 -Trs oa7 views "a thu question q
.<aistv # saa.l55s,.>. M II tbcir frz~1s1al
esae-s~ and peculiar qualifications for - n
>,,.n>jt}e a pot Al ,as~e matters will
Ha,s iA,yir Weigh, IA determining the nan
ana IN iHssseae ~ tbs eeaueatisn. Men
W, .,>-as> II -. ,ttsrs pertaining to the
...s.. AMI sIak. up an arsn5+a enc way or
q, hay an e., Fl .rianae 18th ,Aat ppm
ia whether Il viii tava- tn claim, e Mr..
A.o- NJ. 7. IT, j. VIII lis Just what
: .le-.-aA ~. #1.rtl sAls iu-ure- b;
zls5 te-. MI. al. ags M -ls-,.. l'rsl't = +
caution .rgaae aai a1 Republicans from
s,t5a. ;a,5r persona, .,-.jp-- aaI Irgfer,n-
- lead them : :sr in one direction. that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-15

that can crafty the ambition Of man comes
fr.,tn a STATE which has tzen made what il Is
by special action in that respect Of the wise
AMI rapd men who founded COR institutions.
The rights Of free labor bar there been vim
heated and maintained The thrift and en-
,srprise which 50 distinguish Illinois, one Of
the most H3urishing States Of the glorious
Mt. We would see secured 10 all the Iert-
tories Of the uign, and restore peacn aud
harmony IN the whole country hy bringing
hack The government to what ], was under
,Ae we AMI patriotic men who created it.
II the Republicans shall succeed in that OIL
isct. as tIay haIe Il. they vii be held in
--atefal remembrance by he busy and teen
iu- IA: hl5us If future azes
am, very truly yours, H. H. ALiN.
Hga GsasGs A>Hvl y. Pc s',lsut OF the Ton
vent. ,u and other. -. the Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-15

-zsse ~ E-.z#-lIie E5a- i -
7-.;atire> an Fs..as l-s,. y a s9te=gI p IN
r.. Ias~-l q f.ez-al4sa giving Nr BAR ths
s.as ia e,u-r Al the :; I-sai. District
1t aill r. re-5leetssi that 81; tins el,rti5n,
Mr Barrst: W. dsz.l~rl e!ls.tsi, ana thlr--
iars taers e-sfi aPa shout q ~ nh over
the country ira The D.m cratic papers
sS..l~.queu. investigations haze lrg1y4 that
NJ Barrett se.2 liz election u fraudulent
Fe.ez. III Has hA. j.. lsa= an AZ. 4
justine, ny ua-ss..ag the sitting melnlsr
and giving ii, Flle- ., the man clegtci ~
h3aest ylte.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-15

foat.e,l-e7yaie COMMITTEE bad tefre
Il ca thursday. Pairlck Iaherty late carpet
ieE N the Ihiladelpaia navy yard lie to-
i.ied thas A0ring thc STATE aud Presidential
gauPaign u 1856 hs was a asmbsl Of the
y .liioeFaiie eon'mltsye u tbs city oi Pniia-
delphia- and that bts Special dasy Mas u
find men legally uatur4iizai and furu. ISL them
WITH lraudnieIt naturalization papers, 81
winch between hss and SIX thousand were
employed in the campaign.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-15

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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-13

5sSV VARIEr1Es.-Limc and salt, say foreign agricultural papers, strengthen the straw of grain and keep it from lodging. --Ridging sclasey soils and exposing tllem to the action .of the winters frost, makes then, friable and fertile; says Dowping.-The. fruit of the cranberry, like the grape, is produced wliol- ly on nythe growth of the present year.--
 Horses fed on Hungarian grass are liable to disease Roadside scrapfngs, litter and aL most any rubbish spreadaon the surface of nov lands in the autumn, wil@pay dividends the following year.--Fiye. .1hundred pounds of good hay will winter an ordinary sheep,
 and 10 sheep can be kept as easily as one cows yMerinos yield the most wool, Cots. 'wold most mutton, but South Downs the abest mutton. One kundred fine wooded sbeep, will be as healthy together as 25 long ,vocIs.-Lihnaus, wishing to testrthe plants indigenous to Sweden, offered them gfresl
 gathered sstoi different domestic animals Horses raress2s2o species, cattle 276, anc sheep y3s8 showing that sheep need 2 great
 er.variety of food than other domestic ani
 mals.-4Tbe, rise of butchers meat a pehhyAs
 pound in one year ii iii bcef-eating Englam
 amounted to more than $40, 900, ,O00-- lQuinces baked like apples and smothered il cream and sugar are tempting to5epicures.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-13
1Doftrp,.:
From the London Athenaum.
 AUTUMN. a!QL E

79a T From the London Atheneum. ss t9 : AUTUMN. @tQI E -.
 Now sheaves are slanted to the sun ss , Amid the golden meadows, @@.!sA '< ... And the little sun-tanned gleaners run; ,-
 To cool them in their shadows ;4
 The reaper binds the bearded ear, E
 And gathers in the golden year, t~-- And where the sheaves are glancing .. The Farmers heart is dancing. sS" There pours glory on the land, Flasht down from Heaven s wide portals,
 As Labor's hand grasped Beautys hand To VOW good will to mortals "AtA4 The golden Year brings Beauty down aak ss To bless herlwith marriage crown lsaA sgs While Labor rises, cleaning ..sssr-glI Her blessings and their meaning. s8a79 4 1 The work is done, the end is near,s ,y t..s... Beat, Heart, to flute and tabor, .'e r..y.. -t-.- For Beauty welded to the Year Completes herself from Labor; a<s lShe dons her marriage gems and then 1Az1 a+r-4s She casts them offas gifts to men, as, And sunbeam-like, if dimmer, Il" -.D#-8 5..g The fallen jewels glimmer. '& z's9aF zs
 There is hush of joy and love ..~,l .1 g-~-. Now giving hands have crowned us sr -s There is heaven up above And heaven here around us! And Hope, her prophecies complete, Creeps up to pray at Beautys feet,
 While with thousand voices s4~ .s..
 The perfect Earth rejoices --~p ...4
 When to the Autumn heaven here '.
 Its sister is replying, s. a..~Es.
 'Iis sweet to think our Golden Year S- Fulflls itself in dying; a. g. .-.. sd
 That We shall find, poor things of breath, Our own souls loveliness in death,
 And leave, when God shall find us,
 Our gathered gems behindus.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-13

PERSEVERANCE,. z The eLchigh Register, printed at Allentown, Pa, says.e The bright est boy at the late examination at the Naval Academey, ataAnnapolis, is said to have been little fellow of fifteen, from Texas, who'h worked his way from his native state to Annapolis, working at jobs of type setting along the route, He had studied arithmetic and mathematics by the light of Ia dip candle, in q garret, and passed hls ex-
 animation with high honor. He will cef-
 tainly make the right sort of man for a
 Commodore. His example is good. one to follow. T t is not necessary to set type, 1t lis not necessary to study in garret by the flight of a dip candle, but the same perseve- rance cen be shown, the same indomitable
 will and energy can be exhibited, sand the
 result will be as in the esseabeve mentioned [high honor. The example of this poor boy too, is encouraging to every poor boy in tho land. Much can be cone by perseverance notwithstanding the obstacles poverty mal put in hisaway.9 Those in moderate circum Estauces are much to blanc for not improving
 the adyaaptages they possess. sd asaa si T
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-13

Old Dr. Cosper. of South Carolina, used to say to his students, C Don't be afraid of a little dirt, young gentlems.ss What is dirt P, Why nothing at all offensive when chemically viewed, Rub a little alkali up. on that dirty, greasy spot on your coat, and it updergoes a chemical change and becomes soap. Now rub tawith a1ittlewater andli disappears it is neither grease, soap, water nor dirt. That is avery oderous heap oi dirt you observe there.;di1Nel, scatter ht
 tie gypsum over it, and it is no longer dirty
 Everything you call dirt is worthy of your notice as students of chemistry Analyze |itl It will all separate into very clean eie
 ments. Dirt makes corn, corn makes bread and meat, and that makes a very sweet young lady, that saw one of you kissing last night So after all, you were kissing dirt, particularly if she whitens her fac'
 with lchalksor fnller's earth: There is n' l telling. young gentlemen, what IS dirt.p d1
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-13
JOB fPRI N F TN G

HAVING recently added to our Job Depart XII ment onesofs sGORDoN'S - .. New Lightning Job & Card Presses and number of fonts of new and beautifula Car, and Job Type, from the foundry. of MessYs. Con aer & Sons so that facilities for executing al kinds of -ls s>y+~. 4.s e. JOB AND CARD PRINTING are not surpassed by any establishment in the State. We solicitthe patronage of our friends and the public generally, with the assurance that thoir favors will be executed with promptness. and at the lowest living prices. Among the many articles printed at our estab- lshment are the following: ADDRESSES, r. --.. BLANKS of all kinds, f-. BRONZING, all colors, ,s BUSINESS CARDS,
 BOOKS,
 s .., BILL HEADS,
 BY LAWS,
 BANK CHECKS, BANK WORK of every description, 2. CARDS. a.<
 CATALOGUES,
 CIRCULARS .~ DRAFTS,
 Plain and fancy.
 L a b O ! a Tn Black and colored Inks, or Bronze of every shade, on White or Fancy Colored Paper. WEDDING and VISITING CARDS, HANDBILIS, HEADINGS, TICKETS,
 MANUFACTURERS LABELS,
 PAMPHLETS, FOSTERS,
 PROGRAMMES, SERMONS.
 SHOP and STAGE BILLS &c., &c., in every gtyle Always hand, a good stock of plain, enam elxa, and fancr white and colored
 Carda, and, in fact, everything in this branch of the brun em adapted to every description of work N @ JAMES HUMPHREY, JR. EyortRsR JoB OFFICE, Nov. IS. 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-13

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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-13

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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-13

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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-13

There is nothing for sye Fevre Burden as is Ungueutum Baculinum; that is to sai- take sticke or wand, of yard of length and more, and lett it bee so grate as a mans fynger and with itsanoint ye back and shoulders well, mornings and evenings
 this doe twenty -ous days. If this eyyll fe vre be not holpeu>in that time, let them be ware of waggynge or the gallows 's'
 Motto Bsne.-And whyles they doe take this medicine, see you put no hearty food 1T thyr pottage."a ai zg rsga. ,.,.-5.