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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12

TenItetn's @'eliAt 3u t1amenlu1em S6mers. @r
+ ) an ben gdnoen, Dte Ietne Q(rme btelten, bod
biele waren felt eefnupft. Sin 8tlO Der @er3peif.
lung ltano CT Dor Sadletn, Der 16 an ietuen
Qualen petbete.
SalO a6er febrte bic GooesperaAtun9 Dem
unsrlarpdenen Sitter unp &rte9er suritd, Der Die
GspiBReit, RAP er llerben miiIe ni6t lGnaer
be3petfelte nnp nun tepen tpeitern Gerlnb Der
idulabte, Der Den 5obn 1strer Setnpe pererGsern
mub5e 8par mar eS etne alte Strafe, a(letn lie
wurpe tn ben Seeren nur 9e9en ebrlple &nerbte
an0etpanpt, teilt epler Serr paSpn betroIfen.
@'eb', 9elte6te Narsaretbe, 1a9te 5elfenItetn,
td1 tit1e unb ie9ne Did unp bte5 1T ber lebte 8es
fe9l Den ib Dir aebe:
@rniebri8e Did 8n fener 8itte mstr lei eoel
pie 80 lib 9e3temt.
Oaraltf ipanbte er lidl. an S4flein. Sdume
ntdt lan9er nno oolleupe Oein g8erf, laqte er.
Dap On un8 tpte ebrlpIe Ruecbte fferben lGst,
pas paBt 3n Q(lent, mas Dm eet6an.
DAFT Ou ntdst e9rlC8 9etanoelt I? autipcrtete
Sddein uno lab t9n bGbn10 an, ais On unlere
SrtOer pilrgtelt uno batt SIR a(le ntd6t lolden
Sob tau1enpfad5 DerOient. Dem Qanaen Nrel
81 SGano' uno Sputt iollt tGr alIo enoen uno
ioQ es leoent Oetne6eletten 70 etGen, Die feiner
BON enb mebr ant Qeben 1T Oh a6er crime
re Did pe5 Gage5, no Du f9pOri1, mtd lpteBen
8lt laiien, lp6alp mir uns wiepfr le6en. ISIS
Bate th Ser6roAen ? S9rtften ppa beiGaer
98a9rDett unb SroR braGte itb benen, bic Su
ais Define Sflavsn bieltelt Da 1hppr ttb pie
Du, Did 3m ipteben, no tdb Did fGnbe nnO
0Ottes 0ertAt bat Did in metne 6aub se0e-
Ben!
6elfen0en l4wie9 er1aattsrt Riu, pl6Blid6 aber
ipran9 bic lfpar3e 5Ufmdnnin sOr i'm Fin unp
tRr wtloeS 0eldGter ritttelte i'm auf. 6et1a, Ou
eoler G'raf! lGrte ite. Oenff Ou an Die luaiae
9fac9t in Stuttgart ? Denft Du an Die unee-
6ebroi9e Ma9p, Die Dm banpiste1t uno bluttg
i9u9t Bis lis lebIes lag. 9etIa iiet mid an
Oh td Dir nod gcfaae Qauf in bic Spteee !
lArte Ite Q8erft tbn in bic Sp!eBe pas TT pas
pa3 Sftt, bast t6 Dir berettet ba5e,
(6urtiebung folst,)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12
Dr, .9olDnI1oll,
Der etn3t9e Qtr3t, rpelcber ansesI

Der ein8t9e 2lr3t, tpelber ansee9t.
(Gtablrt por a&3spn Sabrsn)
81 Bat ks 1erfe, lrtamas nnt teRe MtttI In kst EDs
entheEt seeen ae Gepit Rranfhetten Sdde I'm R6n una
ben Gtern unfreptat8e sebansc Ter 6@meign
rsaniien ra bts Rerpearstses bsr sppe arat Rarts.
eer trantbe unb dnsr iener iden etfL re s9R
@ ns ais sr ben sa fstr s &
srrapren ne wenn r yee Sebstt psrbtn trt sanneata
s Gse anmSei aasa aas st BEN ssrsss saS Sim ss
fSrsn,
Sunse W6nner,
bnber He bic CYftr Ieues gtetneu 2aers aewsrEn fab
sas dfr E SeIs Esultnte tn eu atss Srsb re msISs
NIT bm Dpnsr ttr 8erthsanfet ban 5snat beser unb Der
eeter btanbsrnSs ESEe shcd baStH Hrtsa mSssn & mt
spuen GsTsrGueu nGRs1-
Gerbeiratbstt perlpnen,
ssa sIsF Ss&s sts fly ~ ssthstpeu bsa1E&sen uas ply
f1er S6wd9t s6r enes anrta 6ubtrntACs tspnet nb r
ten unSer3uglt6 Dr, Ssbnfpn IN Wabe attter,
90 Ge 2tnesrnte sstn e Gu p9gf5 ubr eetSs acrrduna
esr taredIt&en &rt Eerhtn ptl furt Derenia rsl&eS
f eer 8sRanslaHs gEs Sarrse Dr. pbnfOu nnttrtbt
ane suSsrE6tIi SRf kue aEstl6e @tf&tdale btrIaGen
SrSanilAe S6wdhe
uusea89 sesstIt Hab be sut Rras eser tsrseatlt pes
rSbaFs 9sht wsSes tas estsR tsnh uns bs g.: uns Na
omsnidot anm6elt& ma& tf oft bos 9ups Dsrsr bs brta
~ Aus6weifagea stnetst p e eersn 5SIsn n&t etnau
tnnen SbsIei& f aud tur6 Strtftursn @febtr&aetn m
~
etensetls cine 8p9s hes gHstrGts BET e6eEen OrsGne
aDer aber ptl es ausne bas BITE ra Grusuns tbr Spn
sensn Ssr0ssn rS be @ temItsn eaaesu trseben as
Genen be ea mee tus Iuserbcm erhen but frubSn Q-
nugbe @rhaaunes asrfseu8s aepat ub Bic ptpFl8sn nnk
aetfisen Grdfs pernt6tel
<srn uut 2ebrer en rft m Ste urlne tet Rdnhttt r-
te 6esr peer 3etne QDte oft drsben e te eetbsr
zen Td9n iu bic hu9 eN Septnbet eeQemen 2aers ent.
hanteH ine.
EE- Office: NO.7 Sab=8rebertdfraet,
feben 39aren bon 8altimOreltr., Gllt9e Getts,
Dte Stufen binauf.
Mfan merte it4 Hdmen unh 1au8nlmmer benin unente t
rugeAe Ns6maer burtetee tnh eepIHenIpie 2uaGaIbeS
SUuPHtder StePlpbr Stasenrent9r unb ednptnpusrr
nennen regmasa aerite unb Iauer GnsslpstE Spn Dt
Sptnfcne Nnf tn Der Ndte.
WS' ale Brtffe miiaea etnen Ppf-Stamp eattGIten.
Sine 0eilun9 in 2 1a9eu au9efGert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12
Sun6e W6nner,

beVnters I biz Sser ienes ststmen 2aars aerrbrn fab
pas laPr9 be Eauien tn cu az ates Srab resk mede
pur rre srtabenen Eaeute unt entden @earbeStraftt
NIT sem Dpnner bar 8erttamt ban 5enat beeesrt unb Der
Seer bs5dnbsrnSs TSEe shed babfu Hrbsa, mSgen @ nit
SpQena 0srtrdusm uGbeR.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12
gr 2phnton.

glefiee teg Sngben GCleemns ber gDunbdr In qSnern
Iraelrter zines Der een erstnn GUlesien Ser e @ad.
len er Sen 9rSen Et nes 2e6ens tn BEN Srpttdlern BON
Sera yarts pttlnbpb1 unp a6een S1eten sueebat bat
ege er mnnperbaren 3elnneen rpenes benen bic
tSs Der ehsn etg. urBabltse 2eibente hie IN Stena.
en Neropfat unb anceren GrantbeeE ttteH fpne A. g. du
PIE oet Srsten @eran4en u Er erI9red bic iu p errE.
yen BET Sfrtngen 8sntefeitea u purben auaenbd& &C.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12
8a!tiulore=2ocF=S S5OFpifal.

G'e9ritnpet sur lluterbradlu19 Der Guadlalberst.
Der eiu39e Vlab tpp cine oetlrnB ertGm9t
tperben EaniL
9tnperuns 1T feds Gtunbsn.
Rein 4nedlilter, pas euere @eiaupeeit sal,
lenbs r1ttnIrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12
Selpnper8 Sa beahten

Or. SptnaCn beet eTsa Dsnen feline Silfs an eis M tar
|ple 8tetue uS unnalie Getf fSrptr serfSsnn fir
BITE Arbett bic GeG4aft uEb bic Gb unfa9e anee 2ahes
eefdfoant tlben.
Ser nb ntee Der arIeen Hnb sstlaRSprtben Gsaen bsr
ruben @ewpbnbeen bes Qaifr8 SGw16e In RGden unb Ia
ben Gltetern S6mrSen i'm rps Sdpa bes GeHdts Nerlua
Ser Wtusteltraft 9erppfcn nerp6if nrube Waeu6wadt
uncronun8 her 0erpduunes Egane aeenaIne &nr6ftug9
SumptGme Der S0pnefiht
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12
JunGe 2eltte,

bic Fb tur gIte Cater geT&Bd&s Eaoen bic e 70 Of bon
b5n 2euen gber In bar SHle lernen rt SGeen e
na5tltd pden ieIbR Inn 5&Iq, bura Ypuurnen tte
Gnaetet be 9e unm6el MAIDEN 55rper Wnb Self ssraS-
rem fplten pErt BITE nStbteen SGrttte tbRn. /,
aD SGae baB esH iunssE anR bte Spnan9 enss 2dnDsk
ber 2ebliue eer Gtrn aQea Musn Inb HSsuAen bes
2sbens psBren cG tur6 be peen insr Mttrruna
bonn Vaps bst Watgr pIt 9srpufn men, betgE s etyes
ten In bic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12
Wetftt9

Die Ibred6eH Q4irfungen beg 2aers ub lesr al firtsn
Geru hes @ed6nes 8ertrtun9 Der 9teen tbridbeit her
gsfesdlte bSie MgnMneen Abue8gn9 ppr ser Geea&aft
Su6t na Gnlamtett GhbraueH sae1 M IelbI Gurdtiaufe
x. Ir6 einge Ger fhlimmet GpIgeu,
Sauens ron gerruen eeen AIters 6ne test beartbeigea
aus el4er ae TIRE elEebt abninmt e lire Rraft yer.
Iersn wa b6 ervSs ab abae3eErt EerSe inhem lie cine
eeenttamitbe Grenune BIZ user ben uen uni Ste m
;etden Der %asssaran8 baten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12

SDalpmait Die Tlag9e nnI'rer Babl,
Gum &rtegsruf fling Elm 6rauef90r1
Die Yurpurltretfen wGrben fabl,
Die 9plOnen Gterne beft etn s;lprl
W1att i9wantt bic 8lags' in f9tpller 9u1t,
Stumm lit es rings in gGalb unD 6elp,
S4war3 5tebn pte Wplten Of Der @rult,
Sn bic oerlentt miro beut eth 6elp.
Da8 G9O letne8 S8la6trufs f6aat
gGeit ron @filfpuriS Gbnen Der,
(lno fttnoet, ipie CT tpieperballt,
Den Nn9m bea 9elOen erpB unp bebr,
9ppn, anf Deinen 5erie9erlarg
Tiel tauIenp DanfeStbr1nen tban'n,
Oc4 rer 8erratb I'm 6er3en barg,
Den faBt jebt SAred unb tiefes @rau'n.
Oenn 100 unlballt BON Yulperpampf
Die Oetnel pteper l6lasen Td,
Da fitDrt Dein 9eif lie In ben &am9f, =;
Da IAaut per 6etnp aufs neue Did
Drum bod bic 6lagBe, Dap lie peb
3um Sieg nns nno Dem Setno 3ur 6luAt
Sob ibut, Der einen Streifen ie,
9lur eiueu Stern at ra,tten Iu9t!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12
Salbutn1t.

(9lat9 benz Gn9lil@en SOr !6einrt8 8tnber.)
3um gepd6tniB be8 @eneral glatbanieG QpOr,
getallen tn Der S9la9t an 8tllons Greet, am
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12

tttnten bas etn eentt gea unb Elm eeiunbes Stsr BE
aSbWenbtsfen @rfoTberntF sur tb6en @Gldstett nS Sa
ESns ssi rrS be Ree bes eebS snr rauyten 9lssr br
Die MuSen tes 2ebens pfrftrn n fiHbli ub BE SeeIe
wrb trsTtn sps erlHtiFuns unk ieIGnGpnfaa Seratu.
gen. tab uns ste frssb wsI&e Snbere suitBn braetses
DAB
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-12

Ste tIee Gar1Ss se wdbreu bsr Iesn ebenlehR SABRE
IN ber &ufaIt sxrrt 1uFhen uua ee Mns wl6ttast irA
drer Operattcncu eI1e Or ptusn ausfbrte unb teuea
Bite 6ettuue arYRt nnh heIs auberL pepnen EeirDbntsH
Tpprn nas pHbum 81 UfsptTbssa Wlatn unterrM M purbe
unb eneIsH n RWGls breuaH In @ssue auf &baraer nb
@eTtHnbaiattt Hns fur esteuS at Elrrsi&enss @tpaBE-
tttfuna.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
Observation-Disclosures
THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR

gTNTTEs
NtitS y kHt YORK SPEC1AtOk u SenslalIy con-
= sldered 20 be the best Semi. eekly NeHspapeF
~ has peen to6si1ty
!t 70 not surpassed by any OF Its cotemPofa-
res IN the variety and value et tts contents It's
Always mp with 9ho times. Rnd furnishes tta readers
With With the LATEST NEWS from all PaES OF the
MoItG. 70 thls . owing It's great and Increasing
1t y pu6Itshed every Monday and Thursday, and
contains the lateAt Domestic and Foreign News, Up
% nHe rs5H Aott 81 intending tun Re
o! iI siStteEs o. interest IN New Aofk an9
Sel5es; helable Sne
Ls1siotFI y hePorts from f9ple
9 Dosn statS anu P9Ni.
HSss q oal merit rom LoG..Sn faGs, anu
OtL1eE cities; the latest 4elerSP91 ms
PtS1e$ lE9ta speeal aug tGSIe 70
~ ne Ffess; an " n9e=
NE tTSee Cnrrent: Daily sales OF stock and ample
Hi'S OF SfeFythtnG connected N1th TRADE
Ht'' SVHtsllt 1; ,,;,..
n I;nE, se[lo3icsI, Ins ~ tgth ~
~ Iahs9rPassed: rs leading articles aiscnss
EsT a0PC " tntesest mat enskes 3tttIt-
' T anu arg e pnaeE deeP sense oI
eLe o. the most exalted eharactsE the pub
..SITI, STI1I pEide, 20 me sAsS3Ss
sst S3leh nave eeen written eslect9lly
" " wy
go. ~ i" " tno
SLIL " one OF tue most success
~. pt"tt'lsst IONS 9l Tue as3ss
The New York Spectator for SCI :
SiII he SUPERIOR In MI IcDartnsnts to aDy Of Its
-predecess6rs. EIgRRcments have been made will
TerV nonnIar WIFE, nv t1fIn4fonS m 4 reat
variety Of sbcts a.sd the accomplished author Of
SDle south" pItz Hugh LuiioyE, Esr Is now pro.
paring a 6erieS oF nTficlCS m TIIIS co1tnritfnV
sEeteheSoT the 1ost S Cubs, from tbsfF
inauguration bY EIr VSitt IsalaiEhf q their 1Fes
ent successful operation fncIudInS EVENING" at the
l
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aailg gutrlliqenter,
OldFrIepds Win new Z Dresses.

0Eigi.a' go to the Devil and shake
Impressed Proceed to the Arch-enemy
of MaulRud agttaEe yonr person.
Or eOf Que who squints. He looks
twO ways for Sunday"
Imp. One who, by reason Of tue adverse
disPoEitiOn5of his optics-a natal defect
ID forced to4Serutinize ia duple directions
for the Christian Sabbath
Or. ''Dou't count Yortr chickens before
they arc hatched.n
Imp. EnumeEate not your ndolesceut
pullets, ere they cease to be oviform
Or. Sauce for the goose is sauce for the
gauder.n
Imp. The culinary adornments which
snthee for the female of the race Anser,
may be Felished alao with the. masculine
adolf Of the same species.
or. "l4et well enough alone.
main in solitude.
hear"
Imp. no persons are so obtuse in their
auricular apprehension equal to those who
repndiate vocal incomes by adverse incli-
on "Pus a beggaF on horseback. and he,
will ride 10 the devil"
IMP. Establish n nendicant on the up
per1ho9t section Of charger, aud he will.
transport himself to APollyon.
Or: "Aeeidents will haPpcp in the best
families"
IMP. Disasters will evcntuatc even IN
households Of the suPrepcst integrity.
Or. ia still SOW drinks the most
Zap. The taci,pru female of the por-
cine genus imbioes the largest nutri-
mGnt.
O.. @Tls least said the soonest mend
Imp, The minimum of nm offensive re-
tude.
o.. !" 'Tis an i'll wind tina. blows nobody
good"
Imp. That gale is truly deceased which
Pudeth benefactions 70 noncntity.
Or, ''A stitch to time saves nine"
Imp The "6rst impression OF II needle
upon rent, ObytAtelh nine-fold intro
dUction.
o.. "a mods as good as wink TO a horse
that isn't blind''
lisp. An abrupt inclination of the head
is equivalent to contraction of the eye to
steed untroubIed with ObIiqui;y OF vi
sion.
Or; a'Tis wise child that knows its
imp. That Juvenile individual is indeed
ShRe1 VINO possesses Hhlhehtlc Information
with respect TO The inentity OF his patcr-
nal deriVatiVc.
Or. There's no accounting for taste"
Imp; The propensities of the palate defy
Jurisdiction.
Or. 1.-TWO and two make four"
Imp. las per Sam j. The number fonr
is certain aggregates of units aud all
numbers being the repetition of an unit
which, though not a number in itself, is
tho parent, root, or original of all numbers
four is the denomination assigned to
certain number of such repstitions.
Or. "Three removes are as bad as a
fire."
i.4P The triple transmission of house
another, as as vicious as ~ conflagration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
observation-disclosures AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The bUento1s CEafns as aeE7l1rEeged asd proteeetl
byte GoreTHmeRts ~ Canada, tAe United Slater,
aed Great BriiatH 10 al .a6oel AZ may eoneErH.
WHAT ] CLAIM AS NJ INVENTION IS, THE
w coutE1TRnre OF keeping accounts current, OF
whatever kind description or variety, In printed
ornt by kecpiaE tie statements Of the several ac-
standnSi prntere type. or their equivalents
the typa being arranged in form rs {" admit o.
being readily and quickly roaiusfed tn 1uy paTticu-
lar part, where an aeeUunt may have undergone a
change by the lapse Of time the current Of bust
noes transactions; 50 that. Ghen readiusted In all
sueh pAsss up to any given date an impression then
taer from The type shall hxhbt IN printed FORM
the true state Of all the accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances or conclusions, In nc
oOTdancs with the end ends contemplated In Keep
ing the rteOnl rendering IL, In commercial business,
balance sliFCt Of the most compact and perfect
character the details of management being substAn-
TALLY recit in specification, wherein IL l. shown,
that the fU facts to be recorded may DH repre-
Scuted by figures, synbOls, dates, numbers, used
either seIFately In combination, or ny whatever
else will indicate the TACT fAets desired: and
Furthermore. based on this primary invention. also
claim the device or contdTance Of rendering or
Transmitting accounts impartial OF full statements,
when the statement statements 50 sent are thus
or substantially thus kept In type by the cOntr-
VAnces Of my Invention, be the meliunl Of transmits
siOa what 1t mays but the particular mode Of rem
dering accounts by the Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Movement, Reel, and Cntter
ptAulp claim in tho hroAdest and fullest senses and
Aso the machine itself, embracing all its forms End
modes, OF operating rs indicated In describing it,
either n simple hand Instrument, OF as propelled
by machinery. And In ennneetion with these Hpees;
ne elaIms, and basel upon them, also claim all
other means and appliances substantially thesame
a. those herein claimed intended to be claimed.
With the1s claims fully Acknowledged and protected
as above, this invention has already spread tAeli
over CAnada, eighteen States Of tile American Union,
and into Great Britain, and y now used in moro than
three hnpdrs.I Newspaper Offices. Itsimmenke ValuO
to banking and similar Institutions will be shown In
q circular which will make itA appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for Information, 1Deels Of
Right, DtIp Itrh 9Tachines viii receive due at
tentiop, when addressed eitlIOr to
Rev. Robert, Dick, S Ky Ee5. =: r. :, or or
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THRNBW YORK WRRKIY TIMES
Single Copies s2--Two Copies for
S3---FiVe Copies for SO.
The Cheapest ana Best Family ana
General NeNTspaper. in the
United States.

The NRw YORK WEEKLY TINES Is a Large
and elegantly printed qnaEto sheet Of eight paErs
erature and General News, and intended to be the
BEST As well rs the CHEAPEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
The GrSt aim Of the THIS Is and Will always be.
to keep its relIerH thoroughly and reliably posted
mp As to everything Ehteh may happen, OF general
fully and freely upon topics of importance in
every department ofpubllc action and always in the
interest Of Freedom, Order. and the Public Good.
While its influence will be uniformly conservative,
IL advocates every measure Of just and benlfcept
Progress and resists the inrreaEe. extension per-
psInaton Of Slavery Of everything else IncOmpat-
lille with the highest welfare Of the whole cOmmn
nity While Il reports promptly and accurately all
human activity, never panderS to vicious tastes
and excludes from its columns that might
Fusal. It seeks to prOmNto the general welfare by
urging the claims OF
EDUCATION, MORALITY AND REMGIoN
upon the masses Of the people; and In ALI It's diaeus
sol It endeavors constantly to be guided and con-
trol!ed by the spirit OF
NoDERAT1oN. PATRIOTISM AND COMMON
SENSE.
In its CoRREsPoxDExcE boil, Foreign and Domestic,
the TINES s-eoniesSed to he superior to any utheE
American Journal. Its REPaEIs Of Congressional
and Legislative procecdngs, Of financial commer-
s.'' 'H''' GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,
ofimportant Legal aud Criminal Trials, aud Of what
ever may have special interest the great body Of
the community, are f9ll, prompt and reliable,
Especial attention ts devoted to full accurate and
Trustworthy reports OF The fz--ass Eel q
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
for which special cVzps Of Reporters is mnintained
A LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
viii also be kept up, embracing vi
STANDARD NOVELS AND TALES,
and miscellaneous selections of the highest inteFett
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
inaccessible to the American reader, and furnislea
valuable Information TO the Farmer and Gardener.
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to his Agent and Attorney,
John J. HRInes, london, ENGLAN

~ To aLEX,'' yho In the QotrsdL G1aGtts Of LIST
February, 1850, prOnounees the 'tidsa7 Of keeping
thanks hereby rendered. and the assurance given,
that this gross absurdity Is all that E. Dick has
patented In the domain Of keeping accounts. His
claims hinder no operation therein into which this
grOEs absuriity Il not practically snlugged In any
manner: neither bodily partially; neither d.
Fectly or indirectly; neither explicitly symbols
cally: this ground his claims cover, ana nothing
more; the absolute monopoly OF this Rbsurflity and
nothing else, is all he asks his claims, nationally
renl. atteat.sHA sept1
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I2IpURNING YRAINs

Il oS
Leave Cleveland Mt 9:2J A. ". and 300 r. ". mr.
rive at bridgeport ut 4:S7 =. 81. and STA. n.
Leave Pittsburgh at 100 A. NJ: $50 A. VI. and 1850
r. NJ, arrive ut bridgeport at 5:Ii A. NJ, 1925 A. VI
AMI 4:57 T.. NJ.
Tive Accommodation Trains will he run daily tsnn.
days exreptedJ-one between Wellsvllle and Pitts
burgll leaving Wtllsvillc at $3.50 A. NJ. stopping ut
NIL stations, and arrives Mt Pittsburgh Mt 900 A. NJ.
Returning leaves Pittsburgh mt 400 r. ". and mr.
rives mt WellsYille at O:25 p. NJ.
The other between DayRrl and Cleveland, leaves
HYnrd Mt 1880 a. NJ stopping at NIL stations, arrives
Mt Cleveland Mt lO;35 A. u. Returning leaves CleYe-
land at $3.50 r. M and arrives Mt nyarl at S:I5 p ~
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other rOnte,
Through Tickets to all points In the West. North
AMI Fast can be procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street. next door to sprigg House, Wheeling Va, and
Mt bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and ita connections
to tho Fast, North, West aud Nortll-West, Mt office
No. 81 Water street, with Freight gent at Bridge:
port Station. u. CHAMELEON. Agent,
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CTAPAIAN,iAgert
jim. MCCULLOUGH. President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
.SgphiIis and NercttrfaI Diatate.
NV DHLEANs. 2kfh

NEW ONLEASSy 18th AugTtst. 1889.
Dr., J. c. ATEE: Sir: cheertully comply with
the reluet OF your agent, and report to you some
tho effects have rnaliEed with yOnr SaFsApAyiIla
have cured with It. in mytpncticc, most Of the
complaints for which 1t Is Recommended and hare
found its effects truly wonderful in the OF ItRl-
real aud AeTcttFidl DiRed2e One Of my patients
had syplitic ulcers in hiathrOat which con
summing his palate and the top Of his mouth. Your
SnrEaIAIrilh, steadily taken, cured him in dTe weeks.
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms 10 his
uose, and the liberation had eaten away cOnsilera-
bic part Of It. so tat believe the disorder would
my administration Of otir SarsapaFillI: the ulcer.
healed HI4 he Is we'll again, not of course without
some designation Of his lace A woman Who had
been treated for the sane disorder by mercury WRP
suffering from this poison in FER bones. They had
become 10 sensitive othe weather that on damn
bones. She, too, WIS cured entirely by yonr Sara
parillH In a few weeks. ] know from its formula
which ynnr agent gave, me- that this preparation
from your lnhuratoiy Inust be Errnt remedy: con
s0qnently, these truly remarkable rrsults will it
hare not ButpTised me.
tRWternNll ' yonrR CIV. IIARlATER. N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

pr. j. II. s. Claiming, Of New York City wrirra:
"I most cheerfuliy comply with the request Of yop,
Pgent in saying l hare found yOHr SaTsapNrlla
InCsT excellent Alternative u he numerous complaints
for which We employ such remedy. but especially
In FtAnle DiSeGEeE Of the ScrufnlouS tlAthesis.
have cured MANY nHeteTAie CRtta' Of IenrUFkua ~
It. AMI some where the complaint CHASED hy III
csTItioH Of the uLeras The uIcern,ion itself vas
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge EQUALS
it for these female arrangements"
Edward $. Marrow, of Nswhury. Ala, writes; "a
dangerous orUTiGH ttttaOT one OF the females its
my family. which hal deietl all the remedies
could employ. lIAs Mt length been completely euEeI
by your Extrart Of Sanaparila Our piyrician
Thought nothing but cxtirpation could afford relief
but he aiirisG the trial Of your SnrSnpHrA tht
last resort before emitting. and II proved cIecinAl
Amer taking yOnr remedy Eight weeks no symptom,
Of the disease remains"