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DICKS ACCOUNTANT. AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The LaUent0yS CIdims 1 aek Roricdged and protected
BY TIE GOraRSasHts Of ChRai0, tie United !Sates,
qAd Gfcas Britain; 70 all IshOha it s'uy concern.
TYTuAT ICI.AIN AS NY INVENTION Is, THE
w eoutriVaDce Of keeping accounts current, OF
NhstcyeF Kind, description or variety, In printed
orIN by keeping the statements Of the several ac-
counts sandingi Priuter type their equivalents
the typs being 50 arranged in forEI as TO admit
being readily and quickly TeadIused ia any pRrtieu-
lar part, whore an account may have undergone q
ehhnge by the lapse Of time the current Of bust
ness TRANSACTIONS; that, when reA3iuSfed in all
such parts up to any given date, impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit, In printed form,
tho trus state Of all the accounts kept, accurately
representing AL the balHnees or conclualunf in &C
eQrdance with The end gnda Contemplated In keep
ing the record, rendering IT, In commercial bnsines
balance sheet Of the most compact aud perfect
character, detRilsOf management being Itibstan-
TALLY Trrted in specifications wherein Il IL shown,
that the lt OF facts TO DO recorded, may be repre-
scented by figures, symbols, dates or numbtfH, used
either ssPaEntely or in combination by whatever
else will Indicate the fact or facts desired: and
furthermore based on this primary Invention, also
claim the device or eOptFiYanee Of rendering or
Transmitting accounts Ia partial or full statements
when the statement or statements 50 sent are thus
or substantially thus, kept In type, by the cOntri.
Vlnees Of my invention, he the medium OF transmits.
zion what It may; bat the particular Doie Of ron.
dertnR accounts by the Of tho Dispatch Machine
stamp, Claim IN the brU1dost and fullest Eense; and
also the machine itEriE embracing all it's forms and
modes, Of operating, a. indicated in describing IT,
either simple hand instrumsnt, or NJ pFUpelled
by machinery. Aud In connection with thee epeci-
nc claims, And based upon them, also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the same
e those herein claimed or intended to be claimed
With tbese claims fully acknowledged and protected
~ above, this invention has already Epread itsclf
over Canada eighteen States OF the American Union
and into Great Britain, and IL used in than
three hundred Newspaper Ofiees. Itsimmenso value
to banking and similar Institutions will be shown In
q circular which will make its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for information. "Deels OF
Right" or "Dsp Itch Machines" will receive due at
tentIon, Whea addressed either to
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Rsv. Robsr., Dleh. &c Eet. y Z Z Z. OF OF
% bis Agent and Attorney,

John J. HaInes, LOHdoH, ENGLAND.
~ To LEX who In the Montreal Gdzstte Of Ist
February, 1850, prOnOunces tile "ldea" of keeping
accounts current Elm type" tigroSs absurdityH
thanks are hereby rendered. and the assurance given
that this gross absunity Is ali that Sir. Dick has
patented in the domain Of keeping accounts. Ills
claims hinder operation therein into which this
grOss absurlity il practically smuggled In any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither di.
rectly or indirectly; neither explicitly symbolic
eallyi this ground his claims cover, and nothing
moTei the absolute monopoly OF tlIs nbsunlIty and
nothing else, Il all he asks his claims, nationally
read, atte5t~6H sept7
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NV ORLEANS. 25th An

NV OhtEANss 10Th n uESIISt. lSss
DR. J. C. AVER: Sir: 1 cheerfuIIy compIy viz
the re1ue't OF your RgeAt and report to you some
the ELECTS have realized with your SarsapaEila
have cured with IL. in my pTnetiee, most OF IL,
Complaints for which it IL recommended. and hEr
found its eccta truly wonderful in the cure Of Tss
reuL and NercstTidt DiSCdEc One OF my patients
lad SyPhntic ulcers In his throat. which were coz.
stunning his palate and tue top Of his nI"uth. Ycuz
SarsnirrillH, steadily taken. cared him in five weeks.
Another WINS nttacked by secondary SYMPTOMS in M.
nose and the ulccrniCn had eaten away consileru.
bio rHTt of IL. 30 that believe the disorder would
soon reach brain aud kill him. But it yielded to
my administration Of Sarsaparilln; the ulcers
healed; and lie is wolf again. not OF course without
some diEfEurNtt0n Of his face. A woman who had
been treated for the same disorder by mercury vac
suffering from this poison in Ter bones. They lad
become So sensitive to the weather that on a lanT
day she suffered excrueNtng pain In her joints and
bones. She. too, was cured entirely by your SaIsa
pnrtlin la a tcH weeks knnw fflm its formula
which y"'lr agent gave me. TINT this PREPARATION
from your laboratory must be great remedy; con
soquently these truiy remarkable results with il
have not surprised me.
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just Published, ia a Sealed Enpelops.
on TIE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CURE OF SpERMATORRIICBA, or Seminal Weak
ness, Sexnal Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
eniissions. inducing impotency, and Mental and
Physical IncapAcity.
ny RoBT. J. CULVERWELT, NJ. D.,
-iutbor ef he sGresR Book dc.
The EoTld-EenoWned author, In this admirable Lee
ture clearly proves frOml lis experiences that tho
awful consequences Of SelEHbuse may b. efIeetually
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations bOnEies, instruments, rings or
cOrthlS painting out mode Of cure at certain
and GHectual. by which sVeTy sufferer, matter
what his condition may be, may cure imsef ehsIpLy
pFiUateiy aud radically. This lecture will prove u
boon tn thOu8ands and thousands
Sent under seal TO any address PoEt paid, on the
Eecelpt OF two postage stamps by addressing DIR.
Gil g. KLINE, IL Bowery, Kew York. Post OfIlce
box 1850. ian2O
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nr. !. II. S. Charming, Of New York city, write.
u most cbeerfully comply witt che request Of your
agent In saying lHYe found your SRrsaIaIiila
Epst excellent Alternative ia the numerous complaints
Iorwhic,, w0 employ such remedy. but eEptcialI,
in Female DiSeascs Of the SCnUElI0us d!athesi- i
have cured many inVeterNtC Gases or LeutorTlna ~
it. and where the cUnplasIIt Vs cRusrtl liz n.
eeTafioH of the tttT1tS. The liberation ;seli va.
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge equal.
1t for these female heterogeneous"
Edward :. Marrow, Of Sswbury. Ala. writes: -
dangerous Gruyidn tUalOT ulic of the female. In
my family. which lad defied all the remedies We
c"nd employ, has Mt length been completely cnre,i
by your Extract Of Sa7RparillN. cur physirlpr
Thought nothing but extrpatiOn could afford re!i~f
bur hu advised the trial OF yonr SHrsapnTilIn ihS
Aher taking yonr remedy eight weeks no syInptars
OF the disease Tenlins.H
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, CHARTEREp 1854
Loo ATED,

FoUNDED, ,CHARTEREp, 1854
L0 @ A II ED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,
BALTIMORE, MD.
TTNHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE MOST
i prosperous aud nOuFisliing condition. Twice d,.
ring the last two hiss It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in-
ereEstng number Of students, representing nearly
every state in the Union.
It now occupies one Of the most Conspicuous and
desirnbly located buildings in the city Tile rooms
are eomnediously arFlnged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered To voDr
desiring to qualify themselves properly for The
various duties OF the Counting Room or to obtain
thorough Iaaieal BtiHeft EduedtiOn generally, are
In any particular, by any similar estAb
ltshnient in tho United States.
FACULTYS
Z. K, L0SIER
PrneiPal-Lecttrer on the Science Of Accounts Com.
msrce, g ~ n1TIG Customs, etc.
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations
II. H. DAVLES,
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
N. G. JOHNSON,
81 WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
REv. E. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jns. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansaut.
Hon; Thos Swami, VIM. II. Keighler, Esq,
jacob cob Trust, EsI, VIM. Knabe, Esq,
dents.
Each Student has deck to himself and i. .spa
There being no vacation daring the year, Student.
Tile time usuRlly required The full rourl.
from TO 12 weeks
A DIPLOMA is awarded to ali Graduates.
A large aud Beautifully Ornamental Circular CON.
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free Of charge accompanied with giving full
particulars. Address E.K. LOSIER
Bdtimore Nd.
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AYERS CherrY Peetoral,

EOH THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, G OItls influenza, HOnFSsnsi''
group BrOnchltls, InctpIent Com
sumption, and Tor the Relief
OF COnlumptlVe Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
IhiEis remedyeo universally known TO 'sIt,,'
any other tor the cure Of throat and lung conql7
that u is nselesl here to publish the evidences
NiL5ueH. Its nnrtTHiled eSrelIehee for couEhi =
colds, and Its truly wonderful cures Of pnlm?sH
disease lave made It known Throughout the clt-s
natlons o. the earth. Few are the c0minuniles-
even tamiitea- among them who have not toE1, ~
s2nai ApeFie1ee Of its eHeet-sOuie living tTsh .
thetr midst Of lis victory over the subtle ana
geFnns disorders Of the throat and lung ~,
Know the dTeahful fatality OF these disorder a
they know, to1 the effects this rerzsdy We -,
not do mora than to assure them that it has nos
the virtues that It did have when making t5st
MhaS have won 20 strongly up.n the c
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER & co"
lowell, Mas.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
F0RPURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Disease;
Scn9fGiG and S'rqfaIorS AlSetfoRJ, such as Tunsrs
Ulcers, Snres, Er7pioRf, ITmpleS, i1sstulss B!oei
-, B0tlS, BtUiRS, aud all 81 IN DiseaseS
oAELAND. Ind. 9th June. 1889
&c. AYR & Co. Gents: feel Il my duty To A.
knowledge what orr SarsaparilIa has done f,r me
Having inherited ScrOfulOus Infection have sus
Tered from Il In vTtOuR ways for yeaTE SSin6tins
II hurst out In Ulcers my LANDS md arms: solno
times II turhCd inward and distressed me at lilo
stomach. Two years ago it broke out on my head
and covered my scalp and ears with Sore which
was painful and lOathsolnc beyond description /
tried many medicines and several Ibyscinns, but
without much relief from nnythfDg In fact. the dis
order grew wore. At length was rejOiCptl to read
alternative Sarss, Rrlllal for knew from your rrpu
tattpn That anything You made must . good
Sont to Cincinnati and rot IT. and use 1t ttit cured
me: took Il, you advise. In small tlosrs Cf A
tcaspCOnfHl over n month: and used nlmost ibrs.
BOTTLES. New and healthy skin soon began to fpTr,
under the EcAbS which Rfter while fell of Nv
akin Is now clear, and know BIS my feeling, that
ihe disease has gone from my syLten. Ypu eau well
believe that feel what am saying when tell yng
that hold You to be Of tho apostles Of tile Ng.
aud remain ever gratefully, Youts
ALPRED h. TALLEY
81. AntIOny'S FIre. Rose or ETysiptlas gst,eT end
Salt RhsitDI, Selld Head, HiRgir0yu Sore Ersg,
DTGpEY.
Dr. Robert NJ PIeblc writes from Salem n V In,I
Set, 1853 that lie has cured inYeteHte case Of
prcpsy, which threatened to terminate fatally liz
tie perseVering nee Of our Sarsapari!ia and alsj
dangerous attack Of Malignant E-ysircl1S Jy lsrer
discs OF the says hs cures tho common ETip.
/ ttoRS Gyit constantly.
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zebulYn Sloan. Of Prospect Texas. writes: ''Three
bottles Of your SarsapariIlA cured iron Coitrs
"a lileous swelling On the neck, which had sui
fcred from oyer two years"
LeueorThnd or W9ites. Ordridn TSnor, LT,yin,
UIrsrGfion Female DisSoSrs
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y. B.-Salseriptioas received ana
A. 2; BkDILLIOS. gent for Wheeling md IlIsitt:
men EnEraTingh aud An journal can he Sssr -
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Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
been made b. the attentive power of this medicine.
and tins overcomes disorders which would be tuP-
posed beyond its rtaeh. Sucli a remedy has l0rs
been Tequirnd by tile neeelsties Of tile people aEj
We are confident that this will do for them all that
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THE BEST ARTICLE OF TaTPORT.
y ID aud domettle CilaFS 0hd me ChIWInE 10
bHeco. N atcto AM Eor SSlah P
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W.P. Smith. Master Of Transportation.
L.M. COR. Genn Ticket AGENT moy2s
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FraLernaIIy yours, -. LARlMER. NJ. D.
NNettmaitsm, Coia, Lfre' Complaint.


INDEPENDENCE, Preston Co.. Wa 9th July. 1850.
Dr. }. Q. ATEN: Sir: have been inflicted with
painful chronic Inflammation Tor long time. which
baiiied the skill of physicians. Rni stuck me T.,
spite Of all the remedies could find. until tried
your SarsapaTtlla- One bottle cured mo in
weeks and restored my general health much tiat
ant far better than before was attacked. think
Il u wonderful medicine j. FREAM
jules Y. Getchell, Of st. Louie, writes: Il have
been afflicted foryoArs with affection NJ IRE Lirrr.
which destroyed my health. tried everything. AM
everything faiied TO relieve me; andI have been
broken-e"Wn man for some years from no o;hri
cause than 6eTuHgsIHent Of TIE Lirer. Ny beloved
pastor, the Rev. Mr. Etpy advised me to Try your
sarSapaEllh, because he said he know y0u, ard any
thing you inndc wns worth trying. ny the blessing
ol God u lrs cured me, and has 20 purified nay blspi
as to mako new man Of me. 1 feel young azain.
The beat that eau DO said Of you IS not half sool
enOuEh.'
SehiT7E. Cracer, TSfmnrf, Enlargement UE,sIafisa
Crrie5 and EIfolt1tion Of the Homer.
great variety Of cases have been reported 10 re
where cures these formidable complaints haze Ts-
suited from tile Of this remedy hut our sGats
here Will not admit them. Some Of them may Re
found in our American Almanac, which the agents
below FAMED are pleased to furnisi gratis all Whe
call for them.
DySpsPFia, Heart Dissase, Eits. EPiiepsy, Ntane:o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-09

ELOURI FLOUR E-lSO bblu. st. Go1is fam
r.. lily. 100 bbll Gam family. l95 bbls. Snow
Iitll family, 400 bblH, West Hamilton 500 IbIn 1S
a5EtSd brandS, extra and EuPernC at reduced rate
lslS LtST. MORRISON a co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-20
ET Col. Brant died ia St. Louis, on Sun
day, at the age Of rs yearsA
ovation OF Iess. Davis.

WoNTuO0kkY, REQ. ~.
The trip OF MIR. Davis from Mississippi 10
Montgomery was one continuous ovation
TIE made 200 speeches on the route, return
ing thanks and complimentary greetings 20
crowds OF ladies and gentlemen and militia.
~ as the various depots.
committee Of Congress and tho Mont
gomery authorities met Mr.. Davis about k0
miles from here sd formal, i.op,, I'd MIN.
Two hne military companies from Columbus
Ca, Joined the efcort at Opolka, and all
reached here last night Mt 10 O'Clock, uc xns
received with great enthusiasm. A large
crowd assembled at the depot, which he al
dressed M follows:
lie said he felt proud to receive the con
gratulations and hospitality Of the psopIs 81
Alabama. lie briefly reviewed the presen,
position OF the South. lie said the time 70,
compromise il passed, and We are now de
termined 70 MAINTAIN our position and max,
all who oppose Us smell Southern powae,
and feel Southern steel. Ii coercion va,
parsisted 10, he bad no doubt Of the resnlt
We will maintain our rights Of government,
~ all haxards. We ask nothing. will hav,
nothing, will hare no complicasion Of ID,
Stases join our. confederation, car
freely come or our terms. Our separation
from the old Union is complete. No com
promise, no reconstruction can now DO en-
| teriained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-20

JeI, Davis was inaugurated President OF
the Confedera.ed Cotton States, on Monday,
With great pomp and ceremony. His inau
gural address is full Of Southern rights,
Southern power, and Southern oraggadocia.
buf contains nothing especially new on the
SUBJECT. lie regards the establishment of
the Southern Confederacy as a much more
notable event than the assertion Of Indepen.
dencc by our fathers. He desires Ia live ia
peace With oil nations, but counsels the peo
pie 70 prepare for war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-20

We are not ignorant OF the fact that We
occupy a responsible position. Living 10
the town where MIR. Lincoln has resided for
quarter OF century-havipg been in al
most daily contact with him for years past
sympathizing with him and supporting him
politically, it is but natural that the country
should conclude that we know something OF.
and reflect his sentiments in our coiumns.-.
We have no disposition to deny that W are
familiar with the views OF tho President
elect, but We solemn, affirm that be has not
dictated line that has appeared in this pa
per since his election, touching political az.
fairs. lie - not eeponsible for what we
say, but when We assert anything positively
respecting him or his intentions We know
whereof We affirm. We should be false 10
duty did We not urge Republicans to stand
un1lnchingly BY the principles on which they
elected MIR. Lincoln TO the Presidency. We
knoU that HE will stand by them 10 the last.
We can afford to be just and generous, but
We cannot afford to surrender the highest
and hoiest principle that ever animated man
in political or mnrtial contest. Mr.. Lincol a
is now speeding on his way TO Washington
10 few days, II be lives, his sentiments, his
policy and his objects will be known TO the
world. They will command tho admiration
and support of all good men, In this and 9th.
er lands. His heart takes in his whole
country-for that country he will speak, act,
md, If necessary LAY down his life. Let 10
friend OF Humanity, Freedom, the Union, the
Constitution and Gil the high interests OF
our country even doubt, for one momont, the
firnncss Of Abraham Lincoln in support OF
them ALL lie regards the Republican cause
as just one, and he will never desert it,
Before the blast Of treason few party lead
ers may bend and be s~ayed away, but euc6
will not be the aot or the fate OF tho brave.
true, liberty loving President Of our choics.
Broken BY tho power Of slavery and the
treachery Of friends, hs may be, but he will
never bow to either. From our knowledge
Of the man, No boldly nssert that MIR. Lin
coin will plainly decire, in Ms inaugural
address, his unfaltering devotion to Repub-
licnn principles. lie will take paine, va
doubt not. in 40 address likely 10 have gen.
eral publication, TO explain just what Repub.
lican principles are. When he does this, the
South will At once SEQ how outrageously be
and the Republican party have been belied.
They will see that no aggression upon their
rights IL contemplated, but that every const.
| tutionAl right 81 every section will DO pro
tec.ed TO the full sxteni Of the power 81 the
Administration. Mr.. Lincoln believes that
the people Of the United States can alter or
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-20
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA.
nla M01Mra Eah 1EEl

IT'S HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the Isl
day u February, 1861, . swora Statement vas
6ed In this othc., showing the condition OF the
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, located ct New
York City, in the State Il New York, on the
6fst day Of January, 1861. IL accordancs With
the provisions II Act Of the General Assembly
Il the STATE OF Iowa, entitled IAN Act in rslation
to Insurance companiss," approved January SSH,
1857, and m Art Amcndatory thereto, approved
February 9Th, 1855; that said statement shows
that the said Company IL possessed Of the requi-
site amount of Capital, and Invested required BY
law.
Authority therefore given TO the above named
Company to transact husness Of Insurance in thin
State, in accordance with tho laws thereof, until
the 5 lst day Of January, A. u. 1867.
IL 10 also certified, lhat-H. B. ZEN EYCK, ESQ,
of keokuk, has bten duly appointed by said Com
pAny their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
County cf Lee, with uIl power to take risks Of n
surance therein. and ack ?. se-vc. ~
cess NJ provided by law, on his hling with the
Oefk Of the District Court in and for said County
certified copy Ut The Statement ON ne in THU
Once.
Ii Ii further Certified, That the attached 10 i
truean correct copy 1T the said Statement.
4->-- IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. / have here.
/ u snto set my hand and alixsd my seal VI
49, ofhcs, this lot day OF February, 1861.
=. w. CATTkLL,
Auditor Of State.
February Is. lo61-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-20

THE Locofoco Administration ha.
bankrapted the Government, rohbed the
Treasury, surrendered the unprotected Forte
Of the Government TO traitors, and brough,
Il into general contempt At home and
abroad; and now the Locofoco members Of
Congress oppose every measure for raising
means TO pay the debts or provide for cur
rent expenses Of the incoming Admins.
trAsion, under the piss Of patriotism and
love Tor the Union.