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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10

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The Cephaiic Pills are said to be a remarkably efec
tive remedy for the headache, and one of the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has eye
been discovered.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ta
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10

HEADACHE,
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these 7estimonials unsolicited by Mr. SPALDISG
they afford ssnquestionable proof Of the efficacy
of has truly scientific discovery.
MAsosvILLK, CosN, Feb s. 1851.
Sir:
Ihave tried your Cephac Pills. and I like them so
ioe1 that want you to send me two dollars worth
MORE
Part of these are for the neighbors to whom gave
few out of the first box from you. Send the Pills
JAMES KENNEDY.
Mr. SpALDIse HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1861
wish you TO send me one more BOX of your Cephalc
Pills. hare received great deal Of benefit from en'
MARY ANN sToIKHoUsE
SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, Pa,
81. G. SPALDING. January is, 1861 !
You will please send me two boxes of your Ce-
phalic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO B. sIMoNS
PSI hare used one boz of your Pills, aud find
hem excellent.
BELLE VERNON, Ono, Jan. Is, 1851.
HENRY C. SPAIDING, Esq.
Please find enclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box OF your Cephac Pills. They
truly the best 1 hare euer tried.
Direct A STOVER, P. NJ
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. IL, 1850.
81. G. SPALDISG, Esq.
your Cephalic Pills particularly before my custo
mers. you have anything of the kind please send
to me
One of my customers, who is subject severe Sick
Headache, casually lasting two days cured of
attack in one hour by yoar Pills which sent her.
Respectfully yours,
RKYSoLD BCRG, FRANKLIN Co, Ono, |
January o, 1851.
HENRY C. SPALDrNG,
No. 4S Cedar St, N Y
Incosed find twenty five cents, (25) for which send
box ssCephalic Pills.. Send TO address of Rev. Wm
C. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio
Y0ur Pills suork IKE chGrH-cure Headache al
most snstanter. Truly yours, WIN. C. FILLER
YPsnAsrI, MIcH., Jan. IA, 1851.
Nh. SPALDIsG.
Sir:
Not long since sent to you for box of Cephalic-
Pills for the Cure of the Nervous Headache and COstive
effect that Isods induced TO send for more.
Please send by return mail Direct to
Ar. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va-
They have been tested in more thana thousand
eases, with entire success.
, 1861-02-11

L nttle mors than two years ago letter
was published in the Boston Daily Adue4tisr,
the editor Of that highly 1eliable journal endor-
sing the writer thereof ss q gentleman who
was in position to know TINT Of which he
sudden recall Of Lotd Napier, the British Mn
istet at Washington. and WnB; dated London,
December 10, 1851, It showed very clearly
;that the reason for tie recall was Naplef's open
sympalhy with slavery md Shareholders, And
particularly the offensive manner IN when he
Constitution fraud. In establishing the fact
that this was the real canse Of Lord Hap1erB
recall, the writer Of the letter made the follow
Ing statement: .:.~.-
It J. necessarys,.tn order. to understand the
position Of things, to 90 back soine fourteen
time the plan Of tho dissolution Of the Union,
and the formation Of sgreat s1aveho oidiug pow
per, wns presented here by friends Of Mr.. Cal
honu, and Soma words then attributed tc Lord
Aberdeen--perhaps lncxutiously uttered By
him-are supposed to hare given rise to tho
ern politicians haye 30 frequently fndulged.
At vsrious times these projects have been
broached to the members OF the British Coy
crnment, aud especially in 1851, when strong
deputatfon Of Southern Dlsunionlhts WIS IN
London, seeking for cid and comfort from
0IfNL 6f1I81E. al EuHt llI0t jAE. huUCfI AdH
renee YVES American minister, and enjoyed to
an unusual degree ths confidence Of the Brit
ish ministers. The projects Of the Disnniou-
lists, presented by Lord Palmerkton, then Sec
retaFy for Foreign Ahairs, we're by him brought
to the knowledge OF Nj. Lawrence, and the
Southern Embassy, disheartened by the cool.
ness which Its disunioa scheme encountered
and a4so by the fate of the Lopez expedition
10 Cuba-returued discounted to the United
States -
Th.ee schemes were not, however abandon
cd, and various attempts have been mada
here to win favor for them; while the men In
terested In them have sought to produce the
belief in the United States that the sentiment
of hostility to the extension Of slavery, 50 dear
to the popular heart Of Great Britain, was not
shared BY the Government. During the last
winter, Mr. Mason, Of Virginia, on the floor
OF the SENATE, stated al a fact that the British
Government had changed Its opinion on this
great question. Anyt1 said in SO great q
body as the United States Senate attracts at-
tentien, though probably not much Importance
would have been attached to the declrntl .ne
Of III. Mason, had it not been for the known
Intimacy between him and lord Napier. An
early occasion IVES taken By the British Gov
ernment to contradict the assertions Of Mr.
Mason, the Duke Of Argyle declaring that he
was instructed by her hajestys ministers to
do 20. -
The recall ofLord Napier will, It is believed,
show the British Government has no part with
those who ure seekiug to break up the Ameri-
can Uhion-thAt It Wishes, a. the British peo-
pie do, to nee TINT Union. prosperous and
happy, =
, 1861-02-11


1aess popular Br118 paseas III the nou1aah1nS An6
snsa&o&arnE ssueerts Of Pcas On Bo9s1os Wkux1,
aad III toa>tdefed ths rnoss n1eAesous ToNo and
axzxr1AEf ~ ~an ~ tie rnost agreeable s4o1Ac11o
Sss1 odsFsd 70 The public Al ton}c for Old People,
eAtnsta 1sdeA conrasesceut fnvHnAA and Ill aea11y
psep1A tAe1 surpassed IN III c2Aas Of Weak
Asa y tsbsEts they VII Etvs tmEoedtaea rsnef md
hWakt strong fns.thy tone 10 NE pyntsm. 1 t1tal
UnaL For Lrxa CeHr1Arxrs Bxesc1s7m DYst4s1A.
Aavors DsEAszs AxD Lsv1a Cosx1Au4A, thay Azs IN
Invaluable remedy md Azo c1ktzln pExTsauya nd
Ez5114 &ud FKvaA
Put up In Quart Bottles. IN cases oY ons "a twe
ansse, and toE s&s By DT1gxizss sud afooss sye11-
NA@o.
W.T.. b l. #. GKE11EY, frupasesax, No. II 1ea-
mani areeE Bostou. NAaa-
J. T. JOKNeoE, General Assnt+
.. No. 7Astats etresk, Chicago.
II H 1AHDDH. AE8ot hp3Tu1- -daw1y
, 1861-02-11
ORIGINAL. :.
cerheate 10 sxprs On the slst day Of 1anuary Issa

EE$6GC2E&
AunuoEs OFFICE eTA1x OF 11.11so.a,
sprlnutld, jAuuxrY Ns, ISL
. WktkxxAA The Atr4 lnsnrAnta totnpAnY toca{ad
u Ha!FoTd. IL state e Coanees.aat III aied II
required by An Act 70 regulate the Agencies II IN
eufancA not Incorporated By fnc etata Of
lUno4s~ approved February 1ith, laa5 and an art
1mepd1tnES tnes1to, aparoved January I'd NH3 and
vhtress oad hHs fat ntsed hati-fsct,ry yi
deoes possessed of the required amoInt Of
cspika Ia, ceted btocks and md has NH
ID III ONES written Instrument signed b. the P9osS
dent and Secretary thereoE appoiauns &. 4 H11H
BARD ead ElIAku.kB y. HUM, Of Chicsra hit Ia
pany and iully aud unls.ersedly aulhoiznS them to
sad Company, of process upon
vand 4 rerysd uroa sss cenpany I'D waving III
NOW THEKEYnkE, In pu1Fu4nr8 Of fha prori. lons
Of the acts Aforesaid, |, Jesse K. nUBOIs Andttnr
f Public Accounts Of The state Of ninos do hertNy
eeFAfx TINT he sa,d e = HubBARD IND CHAKLEa
pany to transact tie balness ns0rancs u tals stste
tsea Hundred me 70 z. - sasy w ~ be
l4Sally empowered 10 to do bJ 4s3d Couo1nr
- -, Ii Ttstinon1 whereof hase 15e eanto snb
3kxAL xc1ibed nay nAne and t13i1nd IA teai ~ M
.sx, t. oq3es = spstaSea1d* tas tveafta ~, q
6S1aai1 q 5ksR Z. pu8oR Aae,arRA
, 1861-02-11
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
JAMES nIcCAmmON,
caua1 strsst, bat Madison and Waahingta ton St.,

Manrfscturer aud dealer |, Ill kinds Of Wood Mould
l0E4 Door lambs and ArchlrzS Of any dsGfAd pat.
tern, CEEular Mpuldisgs, ant Radius. Wood Tur Ing
In al ~ Scroll saving and Corn1ce Bracketa
!ers and ScEtls on hand and made d order; ttair
Railing and brackets Flaming and Matching aud saE-
9Scs Fence rtsksts Pasenla. attention S!ssn so
sbose disc tptlons OF work. Bin for Rough md
Dressed amber nlieA wi!A disp.sca and shipped u
fore pnIchaaag ske.hero Ny motto h - Good
Agent for VIM 3. HILLS Justly celebrated
GOV E n n NQ VALVE1,,
Fpf Steam KnEhee. wxrrsnted to rexrAts khA motion
ct ths enStne pef3ecty undsf my nd III cres1t"
=: Heaf Q4qF 80x faax,, l&3INt,B
, 1861-02-11

TON IN DRAWING.
ursv,-,, Architectural and ToposrxphleA,
o-.ta,.. psse e w:7HEo, KrAuEcH
@9o e 4!nl9E Academy ii Frsy berx. esxeny. n
Il = Il A,a A'oo1 A. onee = s1s, 9H17s
, 1861-02-11
DHGNIX INSURANCE CO..
or HKRTT0Rp, CONNECTICUT. IA
January LIST, 1850.


Conner Clark and Water streets. Chicago
Applications for 1aaalance or the renewal OF Pon.
ces md Ill business connected With the Office nBy b8
n1de 70 N, dn!y appointed Agents !or rs Cify ot
Chicago With fu power 10 receive proposals and hSEe
PolcIea on - favorable terms - other responsible
Companies; and is aim will be to secure - cGna-
". MA6u4t. General Agent 81 and - Vest Third
stteet, Cincinnati. 0hlo to whom al applications tor
AReDctea tn the Wextern Southwestern ssateA nAy
81 ss1drcessd. lap26ltJ
, 1861-02-11

CHURCH Po1r1ESEss, correspondent
when = woman comes to pew after they are
seated? I lave travelled over more than q
dozen European countries, md never eaw the
thing done. Polite Euglisbmen rtdicule us
for It. That this practice disturbs the eolem-
nifty Of worship Is clear. That It gtves the lady
no advantage Is also clear"
, 1861-02-11

DISTRESS IN LoSDoN.-The, distress In the
metropolis continues to fearful extent. In
deed, it seems to prevail in degree much
more than proportlonate to the extent OF the
population Of London over other towns ii" the
empire, and this must arise from the Immense
number Of persons res dent there whose living
Ia only procurable when the weather Is m de-
rate. The police Offices are bcseiged every
morning With men and women who are In q
distressed condition; and though the beucyo-
lence, which SO strikfngly characterizes the
inhabltauts Of London, has been put into &C.
tire operation, yet there must be great mass
Of suffering which never meets the public eye.
, 1861-02-11

,E The Louisville Journal pubhshes the
cd Baptist Clergyman Of that City. Ha had
also been eminent as teacher. He WIS 8t
years OF age, and d native Of New London,
Conn
, 1861-02-11
5ftni11g #aebines.
EWIN "a II ACH1N RS,
|. CORNELL 4 cos
ram1ly and Manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
4AGGARw Il E Rs4 PATENT.

$40 SEWING MACHINES
FAGGART Il r. RH's PATENT.
9S;ES R.SaE
HOVE a. snd I'll csrson,s selans or using them are
| "a % Ge s,
Hsamsra q; wk,ca We have several stx1es. Needle:
r. r.. sfs 1s,n an t,e III
Ftsrs1*ss saG'&: as :rn;ns. H 49, = e., r,+,r
~ II o&ss % kEFUSi The MoSET Il ss1ty dsys ioe
~ seS Fl. 1asare alone akes our scEne
Mnc3, mere thaa any osrr there necessarily souo
ftk a. T. ogfas t .nrcror aaalitie- arc te.e u.ss
e1sxtis needle; hae e. x space under the arm sews
@ sn Il sp9t: su1ns On hinre; secured from aust
70 o. Il xsf r.. 81 t.s
ss1. bota r. sess = rs IN fS9; e ayiaE
e. e iii eey eeslr ae ao aes
sa I'm: ss,sh : I'd
nosody nov{ces e.a manage H. hone othsf WILL A.tts
= xssF. IL *nsn Int "a pleoe Of l.or saving ra4
satnef1 tvsr icw 10 rady tneo 1nirstsal 1yoE S -
e 1sE9F FEN Tsn of 1.eaina "a though
ta1,ist ". b. hsse seney eten H. 3en.nas
9asng 1se past scsson neE h ~ II TIT II y
ed 2 81: !1fa e aEaah "a
~ d. worid to rfoduce better instruments fos
61nx si ktuds u sex1nS and embroidery. Lct 6fe11
@1e xho Interested il the Ercat 1mE1oysmen.s p %
6evtnf AAehtneA whettlet they wish 70 Pufca&se oi
~, eend for Descriptive Ercn1as And satnpaes O
0tfch-
-.tjy tfrt4 poualpe parties who have clA1med 70 pe
81 ~ our r. ~
e is paoe sn,y se!l oqs oa machine. ~. tx 4
HtEtst NoTfs r. Wssx..-.p statea- Addrost
T.. C@SE2fKLL Il CO.,
po.. f.~et Eor 81 Chtcxro III
<..11 At IN Lake xtsaet Nit-kta-72 dszsd71-Sn
, 1861-02-11

B The Germans OF Western Vlrginiayotea
for tha Union candidates to mar.
, 1861-02-11
THE PENNSYLVANIA GEM.

Ar.PArR1cK, messt ga nSsst "~< P.'s Aren't
THE PENNsYIyAN11 cFN-
/ TRaL RAILROAD A~0 ~a0"
s.c.;:s, e a1Iks y r. H.oS pogslx ]. rRAcx
''9es 9sz.. T.ro.xA r.....r,r r,.,..
RssS:s az, Ra1 4 1sas I'D brBa:
ssi9a ta 1sssssh sss9 fs;1 ;af ss @ :. .ss
ssI g fas:s atst fs Fess n s's and
ssssl "a: ::!:ss:s ::
sas aa a saaaes. .aa e.: a:! (;
:ssa T.: "a ia liz saasss' s. sssasfs I'd ~'ss:
ss51e: Il E::a. ss5sr seasets
s.;Fi & b.,,, 1,,,,. .-,n r.a.1.,a,. ~ .,s ~
efes q ~ s q III q
Boat Tskets 70 Boston xre xood u. yorv,ea I'm
III e sess a:ssaA i. =; 1%t i ns po....
{sEa.s ~ q % d. Mississippi p q Z dsss
F4s1 2114ss = = L51 5es..sls'9aa IS ~ 4, ou
4sx roE T!tkiRTs j. P,1rFrsBuRaH-
nIKEtT lHE sETT%KEX TAE kAsr AND rzz
Ptsssarsh s7ei1,aE = dIagsse o. sS4ss II fsefshs,
ca.t. nd ~ .,,'. ,,.,s. a.a ne '...'.. .
. x .dlfsss eisssF q aa a. sob19 Hseo@ s
e r,e.:. CT esrhxsaTb z.s1.Eb1, 1E'.7seF3p ,a.,,,
Hpley, o.; + McSeeiey. Naysstlle, Ky.: 0Tmsh1 4
i,fs IiH,GfePs5as ia rpauin T O. Fs4doef Gu JsneEsoe
u leos nsldq@ 6t.; xset.en f. !.s
s ~ ss.i and az Z esehe fsa. 81 5Ss Gif 4 ;.
frsSs .aass t .d, kessss s Asoo O. r e
n. ss.:.:: ~ 81 1T:sss!,s3:. s s:s:4 r h. 5<..
Asa seoa ss seS s. a-., y<.,a.e~ a~
ps1'oe' ''s'eaas N eRftxf 1KaxfSHTs shsTso<
s's = E g.:
s;s: 3 &C. ~
u: s of f*~ati:s
Il c1sad sanau.k9 Id ch;e.4o 81 Ts s,ssGar - q
Ms:Ss.a;s I'd saiPps5s saFastias .z.n.cer:.nos
Ga 24. . :. .9*fsy sa . .aa tom pa, u.
n ss :! lines
51sI ~ p.rtisa.i a. IT, * z pscsaE, Sc1 = W
ksS$a sSSfFefs S55ss s gsss .,..s e.~os.
hS$St s. II; fs
~.u,,co 7ron1777;-1.3
[ tHlIaGO g NOKlHNkST-
~ hhS H4MnAn; n,In por-
=, R,>o,-, HsaEGE Hsl6,l E1t MVoEE .t1...o,. a.,
a.assss: Ffs!r,: q , ceits Essa . E:s o:sFsss.
% and afrer 1onds1. Ho1sahar ia. In aa,a.
, 1861-02-11


Ths na%s q 81 cs.perstl9n Y %rNA En- I'M
The Canatal L FrsrKxN HUNDRED TuoraASp
LARA. and ID paid up. >.,,,
Ke2l EatAto 0ufncNMbercd. ......:.:.- ~
Money dun the comps1Y eesured By
ctss aSi1:ad Il assd and ID Bank ''':: :. H.;
Cash in tho hands Of Agents and In -,
AnEs nusi 1ssepest p ~ ~ .......... s.<oeo ~
A nnai lnseress.s % e' ~ ......... slaso sat
NsaI se1nl. annual Interest :. 49,. 23coo ase
BROOKLYN CITY Bonds, 6pereent, sen1i- or mn .x :
~ annual ] interest -. .....:s., =, safoo se.s
'suaey aaayyal liz interest % ~. =. -. 2sooo 81
w aemi. annual Inter Il. -. $50. 5000 IL
New York City londs, per cent. ,onn r,
annu.l @ Interest. =. .....-: $4,000 7l2.1
% semi annual Interest =. -. 1o.ooo 10.
4seae sem annual i; tescst -. 5000 r.,
Ss ssmi .nnaal 2 'isi fatesest ~. ~. 5000 2s,t
Asss1i snnaai Interest -. -. $4,000 n:
ealH annual M inte:est ~. 5000 III
anhoa1 t inIs1ess SsS,t ~ ~; c.n,t ae,nl.
AHnnA .na1at ns ,1ts,est v, p'~ eaeao s7l
- A9t1. ~ tutG.u tys.t+a-d ~ Eexy Hspnn
~" oRaIEs 4iai1ss.4 tsnn,nanW stnek sorno G.!
a.o itSInan Eon tMp Il r. stoc,, ssjSSl q;
~ ~ s9.5es e. tsTas itnttnn mi WorcsEtsr ''
A'' Rsi,To.1i Ss'mnany Stock 1o.1O0 L.,
~ ehana ha!tuco Ger% ,Hoeg G, = II hnfy1 i;
Y y snasss ss,a S,t1nna: ~ - H.rFS ri WI -
~ oaALws hs. [slr INV 0~-A4 sGn1 Z.
xs ette te.ooAt 49, EG4 p7.nt Eto.t etat =
!" enales eeauu,1 rnnn snrn 4.
Is ashase, Esgle Bank STOCK, Fto'a- Ism +,
r,, ~ HenSsT n - 49,: 'U.,tr c.,,.- nna y
1aN ouases " e'o o"AN S'esN' N mn N
,no ctNra. Esfety Fnnd 1ln.L Stock
.Hoeton. Masa : ,,,x Aoe" -"
~ shares renH Q. tas vi. Ho ~ "a "~ cn nn -
~ sur stocas - .HuIHi Rant atnc, si ~4'
Louta. Mo ........ ......... DDn %.
snh Sh4rcs Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Stock. FhlfadelpG1A, r.. zV.uN ~
1i7 ghEres Etna Bank Stock, Hart
fUFd. Conn = .:.,..-. -. N,fGo Il
100 Shares Bank Of Hartford County
4' stnrE H1rtford, Conn " 49,, 500 g.
IN, sisrss Chart.r Uak nank stoc1,
, 1861-02-11
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE

ToR MMWAEKKE, Ia CROseK ST. FAUI, osN-
KOSW BER. IN AND ISTERMEDIATE POINTA
On aaA sfksT WeduesdaJ Jan. soth m. Passenger
TRINA leave ths Depot corner Of WeEA Elnxte 1uA
(1uz1 EtfrstA {SuDdAJ8 eHeepted3 ~ fo1dWs:
Ea1e 7-x4 and sRr4va It Milwaukee e Aa0Hx
Passenger f1alns axrtvu Il Chicago u 10 p Y.
WtaKeExn Accommodation Tf1fn kxYsA Caaa1Ao u
~ !. L, arrives u CktcsGo q 50
, 1861-02-11

EV3 8 3A4kk-S X *SA4A& V3A18s
z1Ason 4. KoRSxAr. ozrs aaIRcIA Axx. T. E1xA
TKAXfIS l.. H0FFMiN.
Cua411 d The Grand Dnchy Of BAxs Wats1AE The
puchteN Of Rrunsxtck and sAxe-6o&ha, and The fres
:gtnoIt,rd e - for former citizens nt AUsTR1A.
PRUSSIA sAIONY. WKrENBERa. OLnENBERa,
&c tA27iAw1r
, 1861-02-11

CHICAGO i ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD IINE-Pa&se1xsr Train depseA
nom md arI1Es II Chicago fbl}eEns
a: !. - p. \. tSundAy3 excepted
Sizat E1pse.s tsavss y ll45T X t8akurday7 4xosss
81 aHivs II 5.5 4.x tAonaAJa axcepsad>.
Toilet Accommodation, so ,. j. iS4pdAyS AIeEptstn
JOIN F. fkACY, 9e1. 2up>k
". l. ST. Je81, QeQ1 Asenx deH
, 1861-02-11
"Ye little hills why do ye skip.
And wherefore do ye bop:
II It because that ye have come
II, sea mY Lord AiAhop.N

l believe they did not let him give ont any
But must stop somewhere. began with
. correction Perhaps need to be corrected
for trespass. nay not forhear, howeyer, to
mention, the wonderful truth Of Charlotte
Bronte's pictures Of Yorkshire 'iie Living IN
IN Jane Eyre from her accurate drawing,
wherever she has no such bias as have noted,
she is sharp and distinct ~ the photograph.
Her bits Of dialect in her first book are purely
true to Haworth. Ten miles makes differ
euce Of speech TO the ear Of native. when
lsutic, and the authorship had not than tran.
splred; 5et It carried me back and set me
down In the dear old birth place, and made
me hear voices In the homely old tongte, aud
walk again over the h1uwn moorlandk, Listen
Ing to the bella sounding ont from tae GF9
tower OF the church it HaWozth., t :;
, 1861-02-11
:: .:::.#Adroao4

y +-
l. IH1GAGU RAA10A1,
FasszSer Trains Issre tbs Depet errasz At MAdiass
nd Canal ssreAtA Chicago, dan5 1t
In I. NJ a1cspt sundaya nd u
~ Entu New
, 1861-02-11
Of the condition
~ OF THE
EFdA INSURANCE COMPANY,

On the lit Of January, 1851, uade to the State Of rois
The name Of he Corporation !. ETEA 1NsUR.
ANCE COMFANY located At Hartford. Conn.
The CanatAl L FrsrKrN HUNDRED THoraAHD Dol
LARA and ID paid up. >>.
, 1861-02-11

CTEWARTS COOKING STOVE
~ aTILL AHEAD. The acknowledged superiority
c3 fAs Stewart Stove hAs given rAe havtra! ftt1
tiops. The Eenufne Article h tDf as!e BY c METZ
AEHnt It 1aa StAta stzes batWSAn Naaspa And AtaKa
Aan good assortment Of HorsekeeolnF HArdEa'e
A66 T4nW&T4 fRp1%<:$s
, 1861-02-11

BUFFALO d LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. Shortest md bss& roats to BudA,n
and other Eastern e1ttea,
Ir.in r. y.nk cnieaSo = soe ? Detroit st "a
soston u -; Eecti1R with 4. Central Buda-
10 tn1 y. Era trains going EA.t Tlcksta via III
RoAd e4n be Obtained II tho Union Depot
fAlEaQty L.. 4 CAHTKA. 9AA1 MAoakAf
, 1861-02-11

So, a1so, New Years night the bells eEec
sounded to tell the etory OF the Old and New.
Aud with the lights that shine on that old par
sonase now, one thinks tender'y Of those that
lay there listening, or went abontth DIM room
feeling, IL not eaylng, the burden Of the great
, 1861-02-11

MITCH ELL Il HIM,
N1 KAKrT1CTCxKk5 or
fALI0W. CANDLES AHD B1AP1,
And dealers IN Hidea, WOOL Pelta Seeds ard Pork
Factory on coFHsr o4 Stats sefeet Kcd Archer &aad
Ctnfa aad WArehoR1a n EtuZa Rtxee&
l. r nfe8Kin. [Eol4l tHWm xAxN
, 1861-02-11

CHICAGO d NORTHWEST
~ ERN RAILWAY.
DIRECT ROUTE
To KocHord. EeIots FroapoFt Jaaavi1A 6atsn =.
AAd3eon, Prairie dn Chleht Fwpa du Lac, OshkQak.
Green Bar. Berlin, idpon. 4 Gro - 81 Faal -
On and atter Monday. Hovsmbar Ash, le4 trina
leave viz;
psJ E1pfess-12&3 Eoon.
KreniaE Ezrse~%-sl5 =. II fpr ahoye points,
tYThruuxh tickets eso b. purchased Il a rt&ffrqA4
et1cs& a4 OsAxbakn s&zsek IT. Passenger statlonA
6kN. l. DUNLAP, Hap~stnaaoden&
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-30

FLOUR-Market At the opening was shade
armer With air demand In part ior export, hpt 10
the afternoon became dul aud closed heavy with no
buyers at the outsido quotations.
SALES arr l6uD bbls tl056bi,lO for supornno Elate;
h,ea,t0 for extra asatoi s5,s0eDl.lO for aaporfne
Nes tern; s. s0sO0 of shipping brands extra round
hOopsd uhioi ta,lN4ai 10 ior trnda brands do.
CANADA EI4OUR Msrkgt . little more steady. a
40 ior common 70 oholco extra.
RYE BLOUH-In moderate re7usst, at S2,io@
CORN nfRALs-Markst steady Al sa,s5 for choice
weatnrn; 50, 10 for Hraudywlna.
WHisk Y-hArket quiet and steady. SALES ara
Wss:A VA T~-Markst has again advanced lc rer
buah, but elDssd with duh ieelnR Saigl are sit
bush an Ss9sso sPri5s q ssssS S ~ ess5 rlsess e
bush Milwaukee club ut SU,9btli,O0; ~ bOO bush to-
jeeted do at sfci biGo bush amber Iowa e. ti0le9
30; 400 brHh new red noaware n p; ls01 bush
white Maryland a l; LILO bush winter rcd vest
ern at Si,lsGel,i64s
RYE-MlsrRst quiet and steady. Sales are 800
bush western 81 tTct 1900 bush horah River at &c.
BARLRY-Markst dull aud nominal.
CORN-Markot 10 per bush lower with MON
for good 20 prime shipping parcels mixed Eesiorni
42E9lle for eastern do; sSept0o Tor unsolnd do.
OATs-seliinE a. sSD3so for cansdiani S298ssSo
POEK@MGTket Sulot and prices without mate
rial change. SALES are GO bbls q Sls,S FOR neaai
SO, ,l2q Y, % iaI prime. a..
400 bb at S400 $3.50 for country prinlei ~
fos eogatry laessi ssoel0,6O for repaoked Hoaa' 81
PRIhIE HISS BRRF-AIarkst quiet and nom.
BKEF 4 xNis-sellins At sli,oo9ls.oO; =,
0sc for shoulders, 56e6e for hama.
BACON Market quiet and unchanged.
LARD -haFket = shade nriner. Sales arc $50
~ alTf > Eii-soniDs at 1870 for Ohio; sslsEo
VCaEEsR-nsrks. steady at 1910 aa in quail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-30

-II II-TIT77 -I-I-
Iheae diseases aru Quic sly rulieFod and carrd ~
gargiins tho thruat win Pain Killer r8ducod Ma
water. Try b.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-30
-. M F1rnn--Amo

~SBEE ". FIfcH.-Am0ng the arrl-
GEN. d. American, We notice that OF
yals q tae We fauiliarly call him. II
Gen. Fitch, as BY The readers Of the
Journal, that we men. '-h his pame was
at Camp jackson, in whle Western Vir-
connected prior 10 going 10 Columbus
ginja. The General had been in aiming
for several days for the purpose OF OBJ %
A position in the army about 10 be move
Virginia, but failed. he had friends IN the
Ieth regiment, which had been qua3eered ~
Camp Taylor, near Cleveland, OF FnlSb pc
had charge, and when the companies MeFe
being mustered INTO service 81 camp JACK
/ son, in this city, there was an oyergroVn
coward who refused to take the oath, as we
understood at that time when Gen. Fitch
prcmptly took his place as private, ana
| told the lubber 10 20 home 70 his mother
The General took his musket, flannel shirt,
I ord bionse. and marched TO Camp Goddard
\ Win his company, where he was promoted
| from a private to Quarter Master OF the lsih
Regiment. In this capacity he went to
western Virginia, and different members OF
that regiment will testify to his effciency IN
thet department in providing suitable
camps, etc., for the regiment.
/ AT the battle Of Rich Mountain, when the
/ contending armies were about TO encounter
each other in deadly conflict, General Fitch
with the consent of Lieut., Colonel Holiings-
| worth, proceeded in company with Col.
/ Larndsr. down the hollow within fifty yards
Of the enemy's batteries on q reeon0iteying
excursion, and returned, giving the true po-
sitioh Of the enemy, and when the hrlng
commenced, he with portion OF the 1911
Ohio, went into the ight--the General hay
ing an Enfield Rifle.
We received the above from political op-
ponent Of the General, who was present at
\ the fght-and we give it without the knoWl-
/ edge Of either party. All We have % say is,
that such bravery and decision Of character
ought TO be rewarded wherever found
State JOtE1sai.