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sIcu Baltimore, ben s. Sft. 1861.
Ehhnd3hsnn9. ruft Der llnterSeu9nste sur anmelhuns ION Sc.
10 ruten fhr oa8 ohrte beutiGe Gifsresiment bierbur6 nit
Oem Bennerfen ouf, bb Die betannte 96bnung, bic b It & 8er-
pie9Gng unO llnfprmruna. bonn 9ast Der Gtbesleiftuna be.
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@arantie oS 2dncparrants eIp. Der $lOo bsfimnlf.
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DfCY's5 1CC5o1U5Nr.ANTi AND
DI8PATCH PATRNT.

me lareaIoy'i CTiME AZ 7eEHOlrEsE,J GR6 protected
By The Govtrap.eats 4fCrRada, Gtc EHiLed Slater,
and Creas I''itoin: 70 on whoa II may Concern.
VHyHAT CLAIM AS NY IHYENTIoNiIs THE
w rzyIIrirahcs al keeping accounts current. OF
whatever kind. description variety, In PFinted
oFIR, bv kesi=E tie statements II the several
s5niArtARingu printers type. Or their equiyalentS
eiHS readily srl quickly reaUstet in Nny rnTticu-
lar TART, where an account may have undergone
change, by the SpSs Of time the current u buS-
,rsl frsTsaetEnS. =, Elaf chen rea9fusfstI in ali
such parts up to any given late, an Impression then
taken FROM the type shall exhibit, in printed FORM
representing all the LIaners conclusions, In
SOTJancC With the end or ends contemplated in keep
Ing tie Teeor'i. TsnleI!ng Il, In commercial buaue
balance 'h'"t 81 tile moot compact and perfect
Character the "details Of management being Sutstan-
TALLY rtCit 81 IN specification, wherein tt shown
that the IL tastS to be recorded may re repre-
seuteI by 6gurrs symbols, dates OF numbers, need
either esrArAtely in combination, by whatever
else will indicate the fact or facts desired and
Furthermore, based on this primary Invention, also
claim the device or oVutTtVape8 Of rendering or
transmitting RrruuntHn partial or full statements,
substantially thus, kept In type, by the contT-
yaneeA Of my invention, be the medium Of tranAniis
zion what ii nayi but the particular ulnis Of rum
iernS aecnHuts by the use Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Movement. Reel, and Gutter
stamp claim in THO hToAdeAt and fullest senHeS and
also the machine itselE embracing RIitb forms and
NODES Of operating, indicated In describing it,
either simple hand instrument or aSsprnpclled
By machinery. And in connection with those speci.
nc clatulAf ana nse1 upon Iletn- AlsO GtElln All
other and appliances Substantially the snuie
asthoeo herein claimed intended 70 DO Claimed.
With thess claims fully Acknowledged aud protested
SsSRb0Yo, this Invention has aIFCsVdy spread itset
CAuadH eighteen stateS Of the American Union,
and into Great Britain, and Il now used in more than
threa hundred Newspaper JdicCs Itati1tnonSe value
IN banking and similar institutions Willbe shown In
ciTrnlar which Wilt make its apRearnee. sOOn!
MeahWhiIe applications for Incarnation 'FDrelS Of
hight" "DSPItch Machines will receive duo at
tentt0n, wien addressed either to ,=z-s.,- -
Rev. Robert, Dick, s,;g , ~ A. s Z, OF OF
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Iol1n q. IIafnes. Eo,,aloN. ENGEANI

faB- .LEX. y who in the u1MtTeaE Gdsstte of lat
FeIrnary, 1880, pTonOnnccs the stdca1 Of keeping
VecUun'S current 'n type ''grOss absurdity, .
thank hereby rendered, and the assurance given,
that this RrORs nGsHrlity is all that Ar, Dick Inns
patented in the domain OF keeping accounts. Ills
claims hinder no operation therein into which this
gruss absurlity Is not practically Amnggled in any
restIy oc indIrecily; neither Oxpcitly nor symboii-
eAlIy; this ground his claims cover, aI,d nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this nbsurlity and
read, attest:-fR septT
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:
THE cENTR Al. 800
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
$50 MILES DOUBLE TRACK,5
81 - -!
The Capacity Of this Road is nov equal to any in the
Country.
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN PlTTSHUEGTl & PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting drcct In the Union Depot at Pfttaburgh
with through Trains frn MI Western Cities for Pl0.
delpiat New York, BostOu Bali Tmore, and Washing.
fon City; thus furnishing facilities for the tranSpor-
thtNn OF Passengers unsurpassed, for speedand
Express and FastIJnps run through to Philadelphia
without Change Of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking cara areattNcled to each train; WoodrufEs
Sleeping Cars to ExprceS and Fast Trains. The
Express runs Daily, Mail aud Past Line sum
New York. Expires and Fast Lines connect fir BAL
ttnorc and Washington.
Six daily Truins between Philadelphia and New
York. Two Daily Trains between New York and
boston. Through Tickets TALL HALL are good on either
Of the abovs Trains, and transfers through New York
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich
Fall River or Stnnington Lines. baggage transferred
TICKETS may be- obtained at any oftI,e important
Railroad 0fces in the West;also, board any the
regular Line OfSteamers on the MiAsissippi0r Ohio
IFare always as low and time as
1uIcIS as by any other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH,
The completion Of tho Western connections Of the
PennsylyanlA Rail Itond makes this the
DirectLIne Between the East nnd the
Great West
The connecting of tracks by tho Rail Road Bridge
At Pittsburgh, avoiding all drayRge or tsrriaee o.
Freight, together with the saving of time, are ayan.
rsSS readily by shippers Of Freight, and
For Freight Contracts shipping Directions amply
to or address either Of the following Agents Il the
D.A. STEWART, Pittsburgh;
y. 8. PIERCE Cos ZanesVillef o. ). y. JOHNSTON
CRoFFtl ioFtsmoGth, o. PiDpoeE 4 g. g gesFao
Vile, Ind; II. w. brown Co., Cincinnati o. ATHRrN
IIlnaHRT Cincinnati. r; c: slElDRG,1, Madison
4 = Sass saEEI 81 d1Hss s. Louis Mo oI JoGs liz
Tenn; CLARKE 4 Co. Chicago, Ill; W. n Ii. Ko5yTI
Alton, I'LL, or to Freight Agents Of Rail RSSiS AZ
different points In the West.
The GreGtest ReftieS offered tor de Folscfio1 and
SPEEDY fermentation Of Lire Soek,
MIN usual
+ tFREIGHT8.
BythIs Route Freig ali descriptions for.
TaEded 70 and from philadelphia, New York, Bsston
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, WisconSin
Iowa, or Missouri, By RAD JPodd dfreef 1853
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects nj Pt4t.
buTgh with Steamboats,, by which Goods eau be Tor.
WaEied TO port on the Ohio NuskinKum, KentucFy
SIM Missouri, Kansas Arkansas and Red RIvsrs: AMI
at Cleveland, SEndlsky and Chicago with StclneTs 10
all ports on the NoFtIisW eStefn Lakes, n = y
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transports-
ton Otztheir Freight TO this Company can rely VIII
'o T fzTF ~ SfE Tsaa1t and FINN
tho West the Pennsy Rail Road dHtlSr
az JaUordt az are ehdFgG b. other r. r. ClI1pdYiiS
R. RI !. :, ~
E.5; sNEEpER, PAIlaaslglla.
e MAGRAWg& Rooms 50 North Street, Raltis1erG
LEECH &C0sEo, 2. Aston House, or No. is. VIA.
LEEcH 8 Co, No. u State Street, Boston.
- a lsHI HOUSTON. f9llisI MN.
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Jy2d&Nt.
New York PaDer WaTehOnSe

.ONR PRICEoNLY. MIIERRPAPERD DEALERS
" B00EseNPFo, St2tiSners, Binders. PrinCarS and
Purchasers g0ueFally can save froni 10 % 81
by purchasing from hFSt hands = -
Having tnereaaed our Manufacturing Facilities vS
can odeE 10 partiesin want Of pa
PeEs such ere nsualIy sold by Paper WaFs6onSs
Ls6ger sd Riet Paper, FoolsGap, Letter, Note and
French PaBoEF. Colored Papers. Tissue.g
Trunk. and Straw Board; Blotting, etc. etc ISni
Note Bond Drawing, Bank. BnTeIupS P6TtieSlSr
attention PAID to supplying Banks With BSpI.NSis
and Latter and Account PRpGrs, Sehools mi SeSCf
p ena PFStesonal Bi6eads
to th0Bheet. Blue ana White, WoVS ana "a = n,
tact, ReomPistO PapsF BAZAAR. Send f6Fi CIrenlaTS
And save SonE money. Orders by mall Occo1nTS6lSi
with cash. b 6lled as well as n rrssSTt r. 49,
sS t-o - - CARSON Z HARD,
sps-lys Paper Warehouse, e. BeeEmaa 1t .
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.iNlhor Of LRe .sGretn BOOK, dc,

.iWthOr If The "GrecH BOOK, dc.
Tie world-rcn0wncl author, In this admirable Lee.
tuTe, clearly proves from his experience that the
removed without nlslicinN and without dangerous
surgical operations, bOugies Instruments, rings or
rorliNla pointing out mode of certain
aud GtiectuAl by which every sufferer, no matter
What his condition NAV lie, may himself cReaIly,
privately and radically. This lecture will prove
bb0u to thousands and thousands.
Sent uulsr seal TO any Address, posi- paid, on the
receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing DIR.
ca. J. Q. KLINE. l2T DOwery, New York, Post Onlce
box 1886. Ian29
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NN and after the 18th Of April, 1851. the pAssen-
NJ ger Trains Will he fellows, viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
SUNDAYS at 10 A. A., HenwOOd at 1O:SO A. NJ, arriv
ing in baltimore al $40 A. NJ, connecting with The
Express train for Philadelphia. New York, Boston.
and all the Eastern cities, leaving mt 6:l1 SI' ar
Tives At Warrington 1t $50 A. ~ making Close cons
nection with tho Southern Iiueor All parts of the
South. This train steps At the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning. leaves Baltimore Mt a:l5 r. Al. aud
Washington City Mt 2:45 r. NJ, arriving mt DCnwOod
at a. II. and Wheeling at G2s a. NJ making direct
connection with the ENIreasirain ot nil patts oEth
West, Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wool and wafer
The Mail Train leaves daily including Snnd!"s at
1851 T. ~, DenwOod at 5:2S 2. ST., and arrives "
Baltimore at BIS P. ~. connecting with the Mail
train, leaving FIR Philadelphia New York, BCSInn,
and all Eastern cities I:l5 r. MRTrfvrs at WASH
ingtOn City at $40 T. NJ eonnectnG with the St'ith
lines for ali parts uF the South THIS train stops
teWest end n flP road at MoundSVills Cameron.
Huntington Water Station Furmont and Grafton.
Returning. leaves baltimore at $3.50 4. 81 WHsh:
ingtpn City at A25 ". and arrives at BenwOslAt
1910 L. a. and Wheeling at 1882 +. NJ, connecting
Wftltt Express train for all parts Of tho StIEeft,
West and Eorthwest. This train stops ut this prin
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily, except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at C4O 81.
and arrives at Wheeling At $40 T. NJ.
J. n, FORD, Agent
NJ AWf HN A hNk
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G0UTH RRANQH HERRINGR.- %
~ eS{Eeg Ne y IaIa A1d AHey laat Fort ned aij
q ~ ~ tisIxt NsREiIEY1 !
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1l:OO "A. ~ Mail TFnli, stopping at all stations eGs
cert New Salisbury, SumniitTile. Frank
lin, Fast Rochester, A1OultriS, Winchester,
ltootstown, EarIviIIe- Maeslonist, BED
ford, Ncwburg and Machine Shop, ar
HVes ut Pittsburgh at $40 T.. NJ BalLi-
more at S:15 4. 81, Philadelphia ut $500
AM, New York Mt 1890 A. " !. Cleveland
nt6:2OP T.. NJ. Toledo at 1925 =. n :, Detroit
at 1890 A. b., jackson at Il:SO A. NJ,
Chicago at A. NJ Erie at ~ ~ A. NJ.
Dunkirk 1T $50 A. NJ, and Buffalo at
S:2OA. NJ.
3:i0 T. ". Fast Express Train. stopping at NIL sta
tiUns except Deep Run. TiltCnsvtlle, War
rem, HruWn's. JctdO, Elliottsvils. Tort
Homer, Rogers Ferry, -Four Nile Run.
NampOTt, aud Beaver. arrives ut Pitts
buEgh ut $40 p. ~. baltimore ut 1888
r. N. PhiliUelphia ut 10:l5 A. a., and
New York nt .1s20 r. ii.
lOl2 Il, NJ. Express Train stopping at, aud all sta
tions west of, WellsVIlle: also At RocIleS-
ter, SNlneville SummitVille, Hanover.
Raynui. Alliance, Rnyenna, Hudson. nlHI
Euclid Street; arrives at Pittsburgh at
2;.O A. NJ, baltimore at 1852 7. ~, PhilR-
delrhfa at 500 p, ~, New York At $3.50
y. NJ, Cleveland at $50 A. NJ; Toledo Mt
l0:lSA. NJ, Detroit Mt 300 r. 81. Jack
son at 600 r. NJ. Chicago mt 7:lO r. a.,
Erie at i: 80 p. NJ. Dunkrk at 355 r, NJ,
In o.
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

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Many Eemarkable epreS of theee affections have
been made by the Alternative power Of this MEDICINE.
the Vital functions into vigorous action,
ana tlE4 oTereomes ,disOrdeFs which would be sup
posed beyond Its reach. Such rgmedy has long
been required by the Necessities of the people, and
We are eonhdent that this will do for them AL that
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LJsD OGRHSs
sol olfIllli tufsp alil Imports
81 ;sis q & " J! s.; ~
~ Q. GOOD 8 CO. viii snPply I
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HiHARIOIS SIkINS.-Another hno lot IuS
Drug store mh4
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ONAND AFTER MONDAY, April 18th, 1860, Pas.
" senger Trains viii leave Bridgepert as fVlloWR,
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W.P. SNITtt. Master Of Transportation.
IAN. CoLE, denl Ticket Agent. apo
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WHEELING, 1atlI April, lS61.
18th Of ApriI, 1851. the pAssen-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-25

lively hope that before three months roll
by, the government, congress departments,
and all will have removed to the ied, ,r,,
capitol.
correspondent of tho Baltimore Er-
change, writing from Montgomery. Alaba.
ma, under date Of April 70, immediately
alter the receipt Of the telesraphic inteili'
gcuce announcing the attack OF the Baiti'
more mob on the Massachusetts troops,
communicated the following:
In the evening bonfire. were built in
front of the Exchange Hotel, and from the
vast crowd which had assembled repeated
cheers were given for the loyal people of
baltimore Hon. Roger A. Pryor of Vir-
ginia, had arrived in the city in the after
noon, and as soon as i, was known there
were loud calls for him HIS reception
was most enthusiastic, and some minutes
elapsed before he could commence his re-
marks. lie made . brief but very elo.
4uent address, full Of spirit. He is in ia
vOr Of marchtngoa Washinyton, and 40 stated,
to which the crowd responded In deafen-
ing and prolonged chasrs"
AT the flag presentation which pre-
ceded the departure Of the second rsgi.
ment Of Sooth Carolina for Richmond, the
following remarks we've made by ColoHel
Kershaw, on taking the coiors
Sergeant Gordon, to your particular
charge is committed this noble gift Plant
it wherever honor calls If opportunity
offers, let it be the first to kiss the breeze
of heaven from tic dome Of Me Capitot al
Washinyton."
We could indefinitely multiply these
citations, but we think we have already
produced enough to convince Gen. Cooke
that the federal capitol has Gsen threaten
ed. We are glad, however, to b.lievs with
him that at present no purposes OF a hos
tile nature are entertained by the people
Of Virginia against the peace aud safety
Of this District.
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Life, SIaxiuls.

Near By a little cottage on the banks of
the Hudson, among the dead from the
burning OF the henry Clay, there was
one form which directed attention above
all others; il was that Of tall old man.
who had a.-eauy lived beyond MS three
score and ten; there was III his features q
dignity In death, which, without iniorma
ton, that he Lad been a man of mark in
bis day. On opening his Pocke. book
tnere was written the hono e1 name of
STEPHEN ALLEN, and among the papers
there was found printed scrap, dngy
and So!l-d. almost worn out with the fire.
yuent fold ngs and unfoldiuss, showing
very clearly tna, it had been peruAed often
ana long for counsel and guidance; its
fr.ncipIes aud its precep,s embody the
secre, Of 4 long Life; of a heaithtni, u,e
iui and honorable oiu &c. We lived near
by at tie time. and tie whole scene has
left a life lon: impression. the paper was
entitled:
TnE NAXINs OF LIFE; Or now TO EE HAPPY.
Keep good company or none
Never be idle.
II your hands cannot be us-fully en-
lioycJ, attend 10 tue cultivation OF your
mind.
Live up 10 your engagements.
Keep your .wn secre,s, II you have any
When YOU Speak TO perscn, look him
in the face,
Good character is above all things else
Your character cannot br ESSENTIALLY in-
jured except by your own acts.
If any Que speaks evil of you, let ycur
life be such that none vii! believe hun.
Drink no kind Of intoxicating liquors.
Ever live JnisiCrtuaes eXcepted) within
Your income.
When you retire 10 bed think over
what you have been doing during the
day.
Make no haste TO lie rich, if you would
prosper.
Small aud steady gains give competency,
with tranquility OF mind
Never play at any game Of chance.
Avoid temptation, through fear you may
no: withstand II;
Earn money before on spend IL
! Never run into debt, unless you see a
! way TO get out again.
Never borrow il you possibly can avoid IL
Never speak evil of any one.
Re Just before YOU are generous,
Keep yourself innocent, If you would be
happy.
Save when you are young to spend wher
YOU are Old.