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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-06-20

&e.ses ID asor ot a liberal appropriation. @'-
 Mr Rood of Torington spoke in favor of the resolutions.
 MT. Bugbee believed we could mt down this eamna6ie rebellion, and still support our schools; he further advocated the appropriation. Mr. Adams explained that his object was to be pru- 1ent He vindicated the state of Connecticut
 9st the charge of niggardiness. This talk
 I1ee stanginess comes from the South.- Me s2eke most earnestly and eloauently in sun. Pcst of the honor of the state. oNP
 MT Oataln demanded information as to tbo exPend,tures of the State Normal School '"'
 MT. b1gcee replied to MT. CatI;n u. sneaght the state did not do so much for ho. ses0oaA aad edncational institutions, and c;ted m eo.pa.scn me statistics of other states for s1ch institutious- Mr. Catlin moved to orn.nS ,y tAe rssolution by appropriating s4,OOo for the
 ME. Williams of Saybrook spoke in favor n, 16ng the appropriation fixed and permanent eee. % that the state may get the benefit of it He spoke warmly in favor of the institution and eErzns$ the amendment He thought there usss nany groundless prejudices against thi.
 Mr. Wooster opposed the resolution. He did nst vant to give mcre than is asked for by the eEusfpe&
 ME Bagbee again advocated the resolutions
 4E Psrmelee of Killingworth explained that FS5ndzces arse against this school because per s11s never designed by the Almighty for teach srs gy to this institution. He favored the n1e@dmaat.
 ME. Johnsoa tAoaEht it not best to bind suc : sss!lng lssislstmes by making appropriations tsr fz1an yeas- He tAoagat there was great Rrzdice ss,inst tke school in his town because ne tsarheu ccminx fFon it had often failed to EzyN Mxisfactio1.
 Mr: Deanison thought there were many other faee's thst produce as many teachers as this
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-06-20

E IST OF LETTERS remaining uncalled for.
 Al in the Post Office at Litchfeld, Conn. June
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St0eks, GxtbaNgs, tt.

NORTHW ESTERN VA. RAILROAD CON-
~ PANY'a lsr MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed by tbs
''i Ho ~ ar 5D BANK STOCK for sale.
apll.l0 corner Baltimore ana St P.ul streets.
$4,000 T0 L >4AR {, on n frst-eass STOCK
aplO2w "A Second street
EHIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PAPER WANTED,
4 a, at low rates, by Martin LEWIS,
aplG2@ A Second street.
~ We are prepared 70 give CASE, ADVANCES on con.
d2itI corner of Cheapside and LOMBARD street
+ NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ NO, BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr2
3ulII Basement Chesapeake Bank.
GOLLECTIONS ON ALL PROMIN EMIT
~ I, P9tErS SOUTH AND WEST made by .,.o,-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
- BONDS wanted by SAMCEL HARRIS, Jr.,
aP6-tt basement Chesapeake Bank,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
IL Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds ,o I Is5.
Nortnrs: s. Va Railroad bond, i 3f no H.
w msIs By n, s4Mh5 5S
fea5 N4rES for sale by THO 10, H.I FARsoS
| EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
I1 1 FFliII1' fBgSIoE, RICHMOND PGFER4RURG and
fe25.tf 2ol Baltimore Street
| ETNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- on all points South and Vest purchased at best
Oife2G,tt TH s5l Bai GiAES9 Street
RROTHER8 B0NIEGER,
OFFER FOR sH E S0gH GAR X3 TF VG Cup ST
Panclp cities OF Germany on London Paris and Amster
4 DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
i-26-tf Ta6,y j. CARSON
RANK OF BALTIMURE STOCK WANTED
R Ky JNo. Cuttings 4 + CO.
| MARYLAND SIZES Maryland 6 per cent.
COZ, sAML. HARRIS, Jr
'E'lME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
Ef,,-t, sAML. HARRIS & SONS,
u U. r. r. BONDS 1861 WANTED BY
y: JNo. S. Cuttings & co,
! SCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
~ PHlA INSURANCE coAPANIES ErRs by Y
fe22tf s. SSi E2c,,an ~ P pa,
STERLING EXCHANGE.
= 5g,s.I EtoFsalsa by KNOX, CO,
| STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
C st,p sold by JNo S. CUTTINGS &co;;
NJ EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
Tor sale hv InlGtfl THO ! CARSON
MlSSUUHI 6's FOR SALE By
4rA JNO. S. CUTTINGS & co,
| SUI % South st.
M ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOE SALE BY
4f1 JNU. $. CUTTINGS u Co,
SSH % South st.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
Il by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
jul7-tf Basement Chesapeake Ran
! MARYLAND STOCK 1880 WANTED BY
I'VE JNO. 5. Cuttings 4 co,
sSu % South st.
| COMMERCIAL 4 FARMERS BANK STOCK
! oWanted by JNO. 5. CUTTINGS K CO.,
| sou 80 Sou n st.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| ~ wanted By KNOX Il Co,
| sP-ou Exchange Place
BALTIMORE 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALF
| ASDy SAML HARRIS, Jr.,
| -!ulGu Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| ~ wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr.
| Jni.-tt Basement Chesaaeake Rsnk
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mo YOU WANT WHISPERS :
~ DO YOU WANT VIII hEeS;
no yOU W Ant 4 NUSPACHE.
no yer WANT 4 NJ STANLEY
~ AFSEJITNGEfATs'S
suvrmuLAT TING ONG UENT

FnT TIE WHlSKERS md HAIR
ihrrS tase pleasure in nnnOuuCing to the RITZ.
zens Of hc United STAT That they have obtained tie
Agency Tor, and are now e0ahed to offer to the an
public the aooFe justly V'epa'eu a'd wGrlG-renOwued
article -.,,,,,, rr,-r o,-c,-r>--
p Bsl'iaCham, az emineu physician oriop and is
warrant 70 h'ng out thick set of Wi4JSH Frs or 4
MUSEAtdE IN from three To weeks This art Is iI
only one of the kind used by the French aud in London
and Paris it is in universal use " ~
IT is beautiful economical, soothing vet stimulating
c0m ound acting as by magic the roots, causing
beautiful growth OF luNu liant hair. If apped to the
scalp, IT will cure BADNESS and to sprg up in
place OF the bald spo tue growth OF hair Applied
according to directions it will turn tony hair
and restore gray hair to its original color, leaving soft
smooth, and flexible. The OngUent is Indispensable
article in every gentlemans toilet, and ate weeks
use they would not for consideration be without it.
The subscribers the only Agents for the art Gle in the
United states, to whom all orders must be addressed
Price One Dollar boN-for sale by all Druggists and
Dealers box of the "Onguent (W4rranted have the
desired efec will be to any who desire it, by mail
(drec securely hacked receipt price and postage
Sis Apply to or address
HORACE L. HEGEMAN & Co,
Druggists. &C,
mhl26m "a William street, New York.
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] fl4f. D
a56 5ss' n' lis l.o i55 a1 o s
ana IT, osS On hc WEI, t si S Of b Es' Iaa vs.
o g5una Tent q $I5 payaIIe ye .se STABLE subject
viii he so Hbiet tn a 9e used = one rropsry and
iyns Of saeIIaif cash and @ b. anc. in six M I KITS
arll-2w2.Is "A ia HdIiUN,
James R. CHANGE,
And eais ah IN 84G G Xxx " &E9G4E
anime the before parchar Sehsr tt ''''' 10 exc
o,......-, Commission N reliant,
nrl5 STORES >. H. corner Baltimore and ther's S.,
=z- -a E.llsauc on I.aLi .t-a-t.
;a"ness IF fnr z,,.tn 81 80.
-, CO.,
at'OE hENI.-A STABLE in the rear Of House
Fremont Streets or to 0A STy i5le and
<4e> F0H PI,N5F ", -, 80.
M sm wharf rf to be yaca.. H tc ,s1 NO, 81
-@a:e- Q,.ire OF j. g. 'PARyEY s&"GlGG IN
~ % Exchange Place.
81: The large tI,rsosor, fn, n, Oh ,-rl ,,
- street, vi .cl would be a!le,yt Tor SCr. i, m S
Large bE EiIiNG No. 70 st PAM street. co r. r.,-
for GFEtGSs @s h0''"lLsio"4c. "1d suitable
Land and aTao .a S rLG south cast corner Of Court
-.,.
STORE Ne, IL Frat str.ct, owe O. aries street
ne2 . Efg, i - '.>' ION street
Large STABLE and Yard On PratJ street near Fowsrl.
STORE No 70 North Charles street. a.av o,,,,rrs1 r
Mrs. :. W Hughes Dwcr~ nov. al. ,r ,.I, e" ny
ca5r EIj ,S'3 5 noTsg \, vtss ., eo
and ADJ E f; VI Y, GLAE&,
80, ~, =, = ~. y, Wv 2lt -Jrrst.
ssa,;5 at sEutagyr on fine T,rr,,i ~ -. -
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which thew ycr
made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms
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From the Examiner, Norfolk Va
They have been tested in moro than thousau cases
with entire success
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SIC K H E ACHE.
CURE
N E r 0 S H ACHE,
CURE
a LII KIN D S OF HEADACHE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic stacks of
or Nick Headache be preventet if taken at
commencement OF attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nalsn and EJsnlacbe
to which females subject.
They act gently the bowels-remoying Costiuencss
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and all
efSons Of Sedendry habits they are valuable as Lara
t1ce improving the Appetite giving and vigor to the
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity ami
trength of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result of long nvestiga
ton and carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many during which time they have prevented
ana renewed vast amount of pain suffering from
headache whether originating in the nervous system
from deranged state of the stomach.
Ihey are entirely vegetable in their corpositian and
may De taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of Diet and the absence of dny dis
agreeable taste renders easy TO administer then, to chill
dren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTS!
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry Spadingo
each Box.
sold by Druggists and all otter Dealers in Medicines
A BOX Will be sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
AS Cedar Sree, New York.
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II r c, BEVERLY, MAss., Dec IL, 1860
wish for somr circulars large show bills, to bring
your Cephallc Pills more particularly before customers
ii you have any thing of the Kind please send to me
one OF my customers, VINO subject severe Sick Head
ache usually lasting cured of an attack
IN one hour By poar Pills, which sent her
Respectfully yours. W. B. WILKES
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r1-... = BELLE VERNON. OHIO, Jan Is, 1861
Please find ncosed twenty-five cents for which send me
another box of your Cephalic Pills. Tey are truly The
Ce$t f'3itS 1 hare ecer tried.
Belle Vernon, yandot Co., o.
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ADJUSTERS OF AVERAGES.
Also BROKE RS in all business connected with Vessels,
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fe22-eotf IS EXCHANGE PLACE.
r ALrIMoEB
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
0FPICE-No. SOUTH STREET.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT.
NsURES LIVES FOR ONE YEAR, 4 TERN OF YEARS
FnR LINE
CAPABILITIES FUk AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women or Children,
at the lowest rates
,,,, . --.nn.- DIRECTORS:
WI G. HARRISON, il DONALDSON
81. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE,
c. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. s. GIBSON.
E. F. CHAMBERS, ROBT, TAYLOR.
+ u. CoLsToN, Secretary.
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner
OFT "a Franklin street
- CoaEzGC!4L BUILDINGS GAY ST.
the Licensed Agent, with fun powers for the
| HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Assets, $255Og0.
| HONE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, 8l,482,o00.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE .CoHPANY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, $S3O,2I5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, $S5IG5l.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
Cash Assets $3iS,2S2.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL Ms co, OF BALTIHoRE,
oz,o WEI GRAHAM, Preu't.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSgE4NCE SOCIETY OF THE
! UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES ob,
tanned any amount in Companies the very best stand
| ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
keli2hie Information given al matters relating 70 FIRE
INSURANCE such as iofias OF application, statements Of
SHORT RISKS or Merchandise taken with return Of Pre-
sl3,tf GEORGE B. C0ALE, Agent
! ESiREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.-
L OFFICE ON gRE G99E ;{ . CORNER OF SOUTH
ST 5E2st 2 f Ta E &c ER s a. ef gE0F
HENKY r DUHURST, PREsipS slsIo''''
| BoA%D OF DIRECTORS:
S Sii En albert, san M flfaR art
Ghas. u; Keyser, Hugh Bolton,
| Z. a. SchaeleT, Robert Taylor,
| Edward jenkins, JOHN G. ReaDey,
| ETedeflck AChey, Thomas Dreamer,
| Thomas W. lowering, James Fields,
| Natian tyson, Garrett Brown,
| Z. l4ttg ShaIfer, JOHN H. Gait,
| Joshua Dryden, Tliomss Wilson'S
| John cushing, Henry 4. LaudCrn.an,
| Charles A GTinnel, Caleb Parks,
Gendes / Cohen, David Fl, Shriyer,
| George ) Gibson, Joshua jones'
| George Rogers Isaac ~ benson.
James Il ierscn John A. Shriver
| juT.u FRANCIS J. 3cGINNIS, Secretsry
EHIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
4
OFFICE, NO. es SECOND STREET.
UNDoUBTED SECURITY And Low RATES
The undersigned represent at their old established agen
cg the oiioWng rStclass Companies with aggregate
| capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
dlTNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD. g. COoGOC
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTF0RD...... 55OOoO
MERCHANTS ms. CO., acknowledgements. $4,000
NEW ENGLAND ms. CO, uARTFoRD...... $4,000,
MAssAsOIT ms CO., SPRINGFIELD. ........ 2so,oG
SPRINGFIELD ms. CO, SPRINGFIELD. ..... 5OOOc
AsTNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD. 2s9GG
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDON......... 25ou,OO
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From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans La1
Try them you that afflicted, we are sure thu
your testimony be added t. the already numerous lis
that has evd benefits that other medicine can pr
duce.
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co PAP
TT ~ c January 49, 1861. :
SIR You will please send me two boxes of your Cephac
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
PS-Ihaue used one bon Of your Pills and IND item
excellent. ' ~ jaw ~
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From the Western r Gazette, Chicago Ill
We heartily endorse Mr.. SPalding, and his unrvalled
Cephalic Pills.
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By AntsslNg :. co
En- TRUSTEES SALE

- R a y ie.tABIF hWEiING on SOUTH PACA ST
by EltGe OF decrer of the Cgcu, Crrr, f. >
city, the undersigned, trustee, win CTR T, sn 20
Auction on the premises, m FRIDAY,t L p,I DAG ~ ~,
next, at o'clock in he afternoon: .''' Jay 10 hay
AL; THAT LOT or GROUND situate aud living in fbo
cry q" Baltimore aforesaid and thus ibcd ,,
for the same on The northwest side Of South gacs ST. ~
the stance q % feet S0uthweStTriy from In, st.n
IN st corner Of Warner and South Paca streets runr-
thence Southwe.teF, boundiaE soUth Pac street n
e,; thence northweStery l2 feet; thence northeast. r u
Ground SO. " -'''
Improved by three story brick DWELLING. CVo lsgA
with finished basement and double tUcstorv back tl-
ing emf stable and Carriage H0us the rear of he lot
IermSne third cash and the balance in two equal in
ta!menS OF three SIX months. ct,Gi ymeuts to bear
interest from day Of sale, be secured Nv notes the
cSer l" DC endorsed TO he satSl2ctgu Of th- trustee
SAMUEL SNOW Dies, Trustee
apis 21wEls -,-'i>''o'' g 90,
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Iron the Gazette, Davenport, Iowal
Mr. Spalding would connect his name with an artigg
he did not know to possess real merit
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VY WILT.T655 Ma FRO.

IN TRUSTEES SALE viii, Inv 1frt.,o
Mild OF decree Of the Circaft Court for Il ,ltno r
szsAse y public auCt the IxcIi3ra sails Roo ~
ci sttee ADJOINING lie Gal more Pest flee on The 81
day|t Nav. 1861, a ! O'clock .. H.: ' va ''' :"
:, ALL. OF THOSE TWO LOTS HF GROUND situated in
me cy azores :id; the the east 81 4. Of Ed treat
~ lgei nfh from Bank street, u fee font by defh Of
T'Hv ~" tr"t' improved by three story Brick DR EII-
~ "ijn plck building. known ~ I22 Sou n E5, p
@ saesI TO ground rent of So payable half yearly;
IN, I' o'rF on he west size Of %pTin- street J.5 qrt
dept OF ca feet, improved with 2 4rrp STA III II
to ground rent O $i5, payable yearly.
ii5 w. Lots join and are used one property and
VI" "e 50 sVolet to two ether mrsr-es now o. record
ty ms OF saIe-Iia cash, aud ga. bf'anca in six months
Mt" interest," i. u. EEy NCItS, Trustee.
arll2iw(z Is ~ ia 1870,
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lFrom the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Val
we are sure that persons suffering from the headache,
who try theu will stick to them
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from the Advertiser, Providence r. II
Inc testimony in their favor is strong, from the most
respectable quarters
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IRON the Democrat, St. Cloud. Mimi
II you ere, or have been troubled the headache
send for box, (Cephaiic Pills. that may have th,
in case of attack.
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from the st. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pillsl
rapidly increasing.
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Iuhlif &aIks
. ~ VI W . RI II GOVEE
VERY VALUABLE FARM
N@


G!;5 VERY VALUABLE FARM
-GhassS OLD FREDERICK ROAD. N- LEE -,
ABOUT SIX MILES FROM THE CITY
viii he sold on WEDNESDAY, Nav 1s.b 1871 -.
clock at the Exchange Salsrg0ms. second street IL mo-
sold At private sale i1 that day. vev valuable and
highly cultivated FARM o. % ACRES, situatrd on III
Old frederick r9rd ahon. six miles from CITY Of Bu
rore. The facilities fer frequent 10 city from
this neighbour cd are already nd they will he
much increased by the completion OF the TIorst-R Railway
H. W hu lninI, whcp passes within "A mile Of tie place
rms Farm is in 2 OIL f cultivation havis@ he,r
recently much improved and has garden w.-.tocked
Wth small Irut AMI vegetables The improvements
Sst"t CoTFE GE WELL ING, well shad. by large ord
Irer$; an oyerseer's IotSE, Servants Quarters and
"lIAPF Barn al new There il excellent Spring
1e o. or and every field has unfng supply
mere IS abundance OF Timber for fencing and ire-wCnd
most admirable 'ltuat'ou TO- another yelling NAV
FOUND on an emlnsnce commanding an excellent view.
|h en- might he detached fTOH the rest he lace THIS
Urn IS near schools of tn, highest class. for 9th sexes
anu uTchcS 0t all denominations are the il mediate
nelghb lrh0Gd " '
erT2 desiring 70 purchase will he shown the lace By
~ JAMES hJJhC, who resides upon it,
iof terms, which will be liberal. apply to
DR. EDWARD SCHWARTTF.
corner Calhoun Fayette streets,
on Franklin Square
an16 % 9-,rt 1o.,, S. II. GOV HR, kuc.iOuerr,
81 = 4tuur' street.
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From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass 7
Said to be very etficacious for the headache
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W., e HAvEEFoRD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1851
SIR wish you to send me one more box OF your Cepba
Tic Pllis, hare recered great deal Of benefit from them
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE
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from the Daily News, Newport, R.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
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A., . MAsoNvILLE, OoNN., Feb 5, 1861.
SIk have tried your Cephalic Pills. and like them so
'oG tlat want you to send ME dollars worth more
Part Of these fer the Deighbors 10 whom gave
lew out of tn. first box got from YOU 49,
Send the Pills by mail. and obige
Your obedient servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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821..s. IL, igE a5sa.e aga IN.

NOR BhNT.-A STABLE in the rear Of House
y ~; BIZ, West Lexington street. h=tweeu Pine and
F.vL lG streets, or to GEYEt E.WII.N EMS,
Ht''.L No. 10 Yves, Lombard -trapt
6;A FOR RENT WAREHOUSE No. 81
sfi!s m tis wharf, to be the I2th instant In
a2HsS1 .4re oi =. g. EAEVEl / co,
-"h.t-y - Exchange Place.
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OFFICE, NO. 63 SECOND STREET.
UED0UBTED SE GURITY AND LOW RATES
the represent at their old established apen-
cy the following first class Companies with an aggregate
capital exceeding 49, '7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-08

e TU BUY WINDOW SHADES IN
sVo7Y variety, cheap go g ,,,,,, ~,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-08

and vinegared, and Worcestershire saucsd,
and devoufod alivr on the hall-shell
Thsn ! was myself and was asleep, and
had six ahsils on my breast and two felloWS
forging lumber wagon tires on each anvil I;
then the anvils changed 70 billiard tables,
and Berger AM, ,Phelah were playing a match
game on II then there was q three story
house on my chest, tenement house a. that,
and row in every room then my head was
q caFpsnter's shop, with turning lathe IN one
corner and Tor the last three houTs Of my
laudanum sleep (ior fell asleep AFTER two
hours OF bliss) thought my skull was astesm
boiler for a side-wheel steamboat, aud that
thirty-four men, half inside the boiler and
half out were engaged in setting the last
rive,s. TO accomplish this feat imagined
tha; they drilled holes through the bone
With q cold-chisel, heated the rivets red hot,
and clinohed them on both sides with seven
teen-pound sledge-hammerS.
For the last half hour, suppose Il was,
but which really seemed like siT weeks, /
thought had msde the acquaintance Of his
Honor, Satan, and that be was iayoring me
with bis devoted personal attentions, and had
taken Of my scalp, battered the top of my
bead, run pitehiork through my body, and
was toasting me like a muffin.
That was the last OF my experience Of
opium-eating the 6rst part Of il was deli
cious blissful, was heavenly; but the last
three hours-well words are Of no use.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-08

DEPARTURE or EluaRLNTs FOR HAYTT.-
The brig Mary A. Jones, Capt Lavander,
sails to-day for Hayti, having been chartered
BY james Redpath, the agent of the Haytien
Government to carry emigrants to that ooun-
try. On this occasion she carries forty COL
ored emigrants, who 80 out at the expense Of
the Hayden Governments with view TO
planting colony for the raisingof cotton
Nineteen of them, comprising four families,
are refugees from Charleston, S. c., who came
on from New York yesterday. Among them
is Capt Graddick, a well known pilot If
Charleston, who left behind some property.
which be could not dispose Of He Is accom-
panied by his wife and her mother. who is
50 years old. Mr., W. T. Berry, another Of
the Charleston emfgrants. a oaTpeptsr by
trade, is man Of much intelligence.
The other emigfants comprise one family
each from Boston, Connecticut and Rhode
Island, besides single persons. Nearly an
have lived at the South, and are rcouaiuted
with raising cotton, Besides these,s six white
passengers 20 out ior bealth or business and
three coloFed passengers, with the intention
Of settling. One Of the last named William
Thomas of Boston, is good carpenter. Sew
eral gentleman and ladies will 90 down tho
harboF, with the vessel, and religious services
viii be held while on the way. 3 y
twill be remembered that sixty emigrants
were sent out By NJ Redpath few Weeks
ago The Mary A. Jones is expected 70 20
out with still another colony Immediately az
! ter her return from this voyage Bost5n
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