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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

TIC EErENhpHs c7afSay as aeSa,rfedqsa AID PrOterf
b tFs GOreyHReatf Of ORaada, tic Catted &atet,
and Great Britain; to olllEAon Il nay eOaetyn.
NJTHAT ] CLAIM As MY INVENTION IS, THE
whatever kind, description OF variety. IN printed
ora, b5 keefI=z tie stAtenents OF the several ae
e1untsUSpdlngi prlntsTe tyIe or their eulTalentR
baIng Fe0diiy and quickly rsAdusted In any phrtieu
lar part, whore account ntoy have undergone q
change By the lapse Of time or the current Of buSi
ASS transaetions; 30 that when readiu5ted In all
fSkcri nun he type mil eThibft n printeJ EoTTn
the true state Of all the accounts kept accurately
representing all tbs balsuees or CONCLUSIONS, IN as
c0Fdanee with The end or eods Contemplated In keep
inStLe record. rendering It in commercial business
balance sheet Of the most compact and perfect
character. tp details Of cement being substAn-
italy rrted In specification, wherein It Il shown
that to ETt or facts to be recorded, nny DE repre-
sentel by figures aynIbrs. dates or numbers, uEel
either separately OF in combination or by whatever
else will Indicaie the fact or fIcts ne desired: and
Furthermore. based this primary Invention, also
claim the device or contrivnnrO of rendering or
transmitting accounts in partial or full statements
when the statement or statements 60 cent thus,
or substantially thus, kept in type by tho contT.
Tances uf my Invention. be the medium of transmits
sion what 1t may; but the particular mode OF rem
derinE accounts by tue use Of tl Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Movement. Reel, md Cutter
stamp, claim 10 the hroadest and inest sense; md
also the nachue itsel embracing all its forms and
modes, Of operating, indicated in describing II,
either simple band Instrument, propelled
by nlHehiru-y. And In connection with these Fpee-
ae elainA, and based upon them, alao claim all
other means and appliances substantially the same
e tho-e herein claimed or Intended 20 be claimed.
With tbese claims fnlly acknowledged and projected
above. this invention has already spread ittef
over Canada eighteen States Of tho American Union,
and tpo GFeat Britain, and : now used in more than
thre4 hundred Newspaper UfieeS. ItsinmEnse value
% banking au aimliar institutions viii be ahow In
circular which will make It's appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for Information, .'peeds Of
Right" .sDspitelI ATachinesn will receive due at
tsntien, when addressed etth6r to
Rev. Robert, DieIE, g y 2, ~ = u II or
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lEl11 " ILEN In ST3 4lGfAl n -.
Leave Cleveland Mt 9:25 A. u. and 900 p. 81. ar
rive at bridgeport at 1857 =. II. and 5:14 A. u.
Leave Pittsburgh nj 100 A. NJ !: G:3O A. M and $50
p 81. arrive nj Bridgeport at 6:1i a. 81, 1O3 A. 81
and 4:5T T.. u.
TIVE Accommodation Trains will be run daily (snn-
days exrerteh -ome between W0Isvills and FittS-
burEh leaving Wrlluville at f:5O A. NJ. cropping at
nil STATIONS and arrives ut Pittsburgh 300 A. NJ
Returning leaves Pittsburgh Ht 800 +. u. and ar
IiVeA at WeIlSville Mt G:25 +. ST.
The other between Bayard and Cleveland. leaves
eyar at 13n ~, stopping At all stations arrives
nj Cleveland at lO:3S A. NJ. Returning leaves CIeVo-
land at $50 T. II. aud arrives at RaynI ut S:45 p 81
Excursion Tickets TO PittEburgh and return S375.
Fare always " low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West. North
mud East can lie procured ut the Office No. 81 Water
street. next door TO Sprigg House, Wheeling Va. and
At bridgeport Station.
Freight contTarts will lie made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and Its connections
10 the Hast. North, West and North-Nvest, Mt Office
No. 81 Water street. with Freight Agent at bridge
port Station. Il. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
bridgeport, o..
jim. MCCULLOUGH. President.
=. X. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. apis
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i 70 hls Agent and Attorney,


1UIIEE . L1lIEz0lIt LllIA0Iys
~, To "LHX,' who In tile Neutral Ga4ette oEls
February, lf60, pronounces the .4dea" OF keeping
thanks hereby rendered, and the assurance given,
that this gross a6surdity Is all that Sir. Dick has
patented iHthe domain OF keeping accounts. Ills
6rIss Ahsurdity IS not practically smuEIled in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither di.
recty or indirectly; neither eXplicity eymbOlf-
ca'Iy; this ground his claims cover. and nothing
more; the absolute monopoly of this absnrdity and
nothing else is all lie asks his ca,ns nationally
read. attest. "a Bept7
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Sgplilts o,d N1enriaI Dfstal,.

ra-=r NV ORLEASs, 10Th August. 1859.
nR. J. C. Aye: Sir: clerrIulIy comply with
tic relns Of your RGrHt, RHd report to yuu Of
the effects have realized with SartapariIla
have curCl with II. ia my pTnrticr. nir>i Of the
s~'i'sints ar which It is Recommended anil have
null It's ELECTS truly wonderful in tie cure Of Iflt
IedI AMI &IetcNrf6l DiSsaAs One Of my patients
lad Syphilitr ulcers in his throat With we've fcn-
sulning his palate and tho tupuT his mouth. Ytrr
SsTsnIarIla steadily taken, rniri lin IN five WttS.
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms IN lis
nose, md tho nccrntlOn had eaten away cOnslera.
tile part Of it. 10 tint lelieVC the isUr,ier would
soou Cac!la LTRin and kill him. Uut It YcldCI to
my administration Of sarTipariia: the uitefp
lieae'l and he is well nE1in, not nf ruurte wilhrut
some designation Of hiS flCe vEoTlaI Who had
been treated for the Same disorder by meirify NAP
suffering from this prison in fer bones TIry had
ICCniIe "a sensitive T." the weather HAT rr n danE
!lay rhe suffered CXcrucatHg pain In ler JOINTS and
b'neS She. too, wnE cured entirely Ivy your Sara
Inrtlla In few weeks kntW from its formula
which your agent Enyo me. that this preparation
from Your lnhOtnNry must he n Errat remedy: con
se1Uently. these truly remarkable results with it
have not surprised me.
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y ROBT. ]. CULYRRwELL, NJ. D.,
New Family Grocery.

'IlHESCBScRIDERREG LEAYETO ANNOUNCE
i that he hasOpened Family Grocery aud Foreign
Produce Store In the old Post Office building, ISS
Market street, near tho corner OF QnIncy
Cits the generous patronage of his friends aud the
Public generally.
1t will DO my constant endcavor TO offer, at the
lowest prices, the bcst qualities the market affords.
A hyperion article Of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always ON hand.
German Produce, such ~ Prnnes, Leutes, Split
Peas also all kinds Of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
Wholesale and retailnt the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobacco
Of she different grades, wholesale and retail at
q. w DRESSINGS,
fcb14-lyd Formerly With Ala,S. syu,Sn.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
IDh THE GAPID cCRE OR
Coughs, Colds. Inhuenzn, IIoar3eneas,
Group, bronchitis, InCIpIent Com
sumption and for the Relief
OF COnsunlptive Patients
la advanced Stages
OF The nKSense.
"a uuNanceu SLuRe1
OF LhankSRnRe

This ia remedy 80 universally known to surTN'
that II IS usUIess here publish The evidence q. o
Tirtnts. Its unHvalIed excellence fur coughs aud
colds, and Its tTuly wonderful cures Of pulm"usTJ
diselEs- haze made L known throughout tile eiSLtd
nations Of tile earth. Few the communities fr
even hlint lea nl,innE them who have mot I's'
hpai experience Of ito efeCtR-sOnle living trophy IN
their nd-f oi'iss victory over tic subtle and dar
Eer"ns dtsorrlrrr nj the thrDat and lungs. AZ al
knox tho dreadful fatality Of these Disorders and 4
tIoJ kb1N. too che ELECTS nj tlIs TeIRedy. VIC nEt6
not do more than tn assnre them that II has ell
tue rrtnsa that Il did have when making the eEtes
wh!fl, have won 30 strongly upon the G nhdenEr"i
mankind
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER & CO.,
Jewell, Mass.
Fortale by &C. GOOD CO. and by all 1,ras-
gtsts. nuglI-ly-mCv S-5rl
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Many rClnnrknLlu cures Of these affections have
hecn nrde 10y thsAlterntivC power Of this medicine.
IL the vital functions intn vigorous aeIcRu
and thus c~eTcnmes disorders which would be sHP-
posed beyond ifs reach. Such REMEDY IlAs long
i'een required by the necessities at tile people Anj
We are confident that this Wil do for them ali thu
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44ftt % s....3..E7l EEss:slsss Ess3.=
The Capaelty of this Road is now equal to any in the
Country.
Three Through Pa senGer Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH &PHILADRLpIrIA.
Connecting direct in the Union Depot at Pittsburgh.
with through Trains from all Western Cities for Piln
delpLn, New York boston, Baltimore and NTaslliIr-
ton City thus furnishing facilities for the tr0nsSr
tRtlon OF Passengers, unsurpassed for Spee,IHud COIN
fort. by any other rnure.
Express and Fast Lines through to PiiladeIpbI,
without Change Of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking cars attached to each rain; Woodruf's
Sleeping Cars TO Express and Fast Trims The
Express runs Daily, Mail and FAst Line sun
days excepted. Three Daily Trains connect direct for
New York Express and Past Lines connect for Bal-
tnure and Washington.
Six daily Trains between Philadelphia and Now
York. Two Daily Trains between New York and
Boston Through Tickets Il HALL are goo,lnn either
FREQ. o. -" AV'A
boat TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich.
Fall River or StoniDEton Ines Baggage transferred
TICKETS may be obtained At any of the important
NRilruad Offices In the West; aIEu. on bOarl any offhe
regular Line ofSteAmers on the Mississippi or Ohio
rivers.
E1-FHre always as low and time as
I,y. ,,,,,,
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Fra,srnnlly yours. CIV. LAmMER. Nj. t
RL...-...a:.... IL -. Z. 49,.


1SDEPEXDEsrE, l'rcston Co. Va, 9th Ju,y.Iss9,
DR j. e. AYR: Sir: have been afflicted with
painful chronic RhcIChidtiFm Tor n long time which
bA!ned the skill If Physicians. and stuck to me IN
spite Of all the remedies could lind. until tried
your Sarsararilla. One hoitls cured me in iNo
weeks aud restored my general hraili so milr that
am far better than before 1 was attacked. thnE
il wonderful melcIne j PRHAM
jules Y. GUiclell OF st. IsoniB. writes: Il lave
been afflicted for yeRTS with affection NJ TIC LisE,
which ilestrnyei my Health. tried everything and
everything failed to relieve me; and have been
l'roESn-d 'Wn man for years fruuI M ufcs
cnnse than dcTdIgfHr1tiof ne Lirer. Ny beI,Vti
pastor, the Rev. Mr.. fErY, advised mo to try tpu
S,'rsHp2riln because lie said he knew you, and
lining you made MAS ~9Eth trying. Ivy the bIe,ir=
"f Odd Il Inns cured anl has so purified my Leni
rs to make new man Of me. fsel y0nnE a-un.
enough"
SesiTT7ts. Cancer. 7GHors. ERE1rremcnE UIeEr1tira
CttriES and EJfoliatioTi nj the LS1EES.
A great variety Of ct.es have I.ecn reported to
where cureSo OF thesO formidable complaints lnvr
shifted from tile nse Of this remedy, hut irft
here Will mt admit item Some Of them may ie
innIl In our American Almanac. which the asrn's
eiow s1ne are pleased to furnish gratis all whe
call for them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, an a Sealed Eauelope.
on THE NATURE. TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CURE OF SPEHMATORkll0sAs or Seminal WeAk-
ness, Sexual Debility, NERVOUSNESS and Involuntary
emissions. inducing impotency, aud Mental and
Physical IncnpRcity.
by RoBT. j. CULvERwELL, NJ D,
tlRtlOr Of the Screen Book. dc.
The world-renownel author. in this admirable Ice
ture, clearly proves from his perence that the
awful consequences Of Selfabuss may br efIectnAlly
removed without medicine Nnd without dangerous
surgical operations GUugies, Instruments rings or
cordtA4. pointing ont mode of cure At certain
and efHrctunl. by which every sufferer, no matter
Whit his condition NAV be. may himself cGHiy
pripdGEly and radically. This lecture will prove a
boon to thousands anti thousands.
Sent under seal 10 any address, post paid, the
receipt Of two postage stamps, 10y addressing DIT.
Cu.J 9. KLINE, IL Dowery, New York. Poet Office
box 1885. jan29
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n. .sTEWART, Pittsburgh;
II. 8. PIERck Co., Z4uesrille, o.; j. j. JouSsroy.
Ripley, o.; II. NIcNEELT, 3iaysville KY; oEIispy <
CEoPPER. portEmoutli, o.; PADDOCK & Co. JefFerson-
VILE Ind; IL w, brown Co., Cincinnati o.; ATnERS
iliHRERT. CINCINNATI. OR. g. MELDRus, Madison
Ind; Jos. y. SIOoRB Louisville Nv: p d. cSRIIIy =
Co., Evansville Ind NV. 6RAHE1 4 Co. Cairo IN:
X =. SASS, SHALKR& GLASS, st Louls Mos ions III
Tenn; CLARKE Cos. Chicago, I'LL; W, H. H. Ko0NTT
Atom I'LL, or to Freight Agents Of Rail Roads II
different points In this West
lie Grc1tHt Ebeiltfss ofeIed for ne Ttaetfo,, and
SpeGds transportation Of Lire .Qoet, u, -
ana 0oop AccnA10bETIoNs with usual privileges
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&rcat West.
The connecting Of tracks l5y the Rail Road RrIIo,
at Pittsburgh, avoiding all draynge or ferriaf.s Si
Freight, together with the saving uf time arc ayai
the Travelling Public. - 3''"
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions, amply
70 or address either Of the following Agents 4 the
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BrOadCaSt Seed SOWerI

NNIIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED TIIH
i right for aANE'S SEED SOWEIs, which s0ws
all kinds Of Grais and 0r'Es Secdh In tho most per-
feet manner. IL simple In Ifs construction aud
ssWs With great assurTcy and rHpidty, distributing
the seed evenly upon the surface without the waists
and labor peculiar to hand sowing, Orders for
Sewers will receive prompt attention.
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tf5ETuII0Ill FtNFuIf DIsFN9sF.
Dr J. u. s. Claiming of New York City. wriies:
Il nnst Cleerfully comply wit% tie request II Sari
agent in shyinR ! have found yoRr S'IsaIatlilh
most excellent altpraiire iu the numerous complaints
tot which We employ such remedy. hut especially
In HnaIs DisedSs$ Of the EctVinlaUs dttI e,is.
have cured MANY imVeterute cRses Uf lsuCoIILGlIy
Il. nn some wicre the complaint caused Iy Vi.
ecrdtioti Of the HLsrItG. Tis liberation itself Ma
SOM cured. Nothing within my knowledge elLsis
il for these female arrangements"
Edward :. Mnrrn'v. OF NsRITury- Ala. whites: "a
dangerous 0r1Ti0B fu9IUT of tie females ia
my innlIy. which lad drtir NIL the rrmeriIrs We
cHuiL employ. Inns AT length been cOinI lctrly cured
Ly ynur Extinct of SRrsRparilla. IIur pi,yticiaH
Thought nothing but eXirl,aiicu could nn:,l TrIti
but lie advised the trial OF ynur Sararariila tLI
last rt+nit I.cIore cutting. Rt, Il proved eciusi
AhPr taking ynir remedy eight weeks no symptom
nj the disease remains
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Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BI0On

AMI far the speedy cure of the splJai,rd vari,,i..
DlsenEe:
ScleJItlu and ScnaIuIogs AISctiC1S SUch PS Tyaay,
a. BoiIE. tBtaiHs, and all Slin BisruSss.E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

81 .tnt6a4rs'f Ffrc. Rose or Frysirt1ar 7Ft,sr crJ
Salt Lhsula, .Sodii Head, Ri1glrorR,, Sire Eyt-.
DroPSy.
Sept lshn that lac lis cured mn imyslCrIic cse Il
IlrcpEy. which thrcatene, to terminate fatally Ly
the ptrscYerinE uEsuT SarsAparilla AMI alSI
dangerous attack OF Malignant ErytiTHldJ by lsrrs
'FrS of tile snme; says lie cures the common Err.
Lio1,S l,y ii constantly.
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New York Paper Warehouse

SopTH BRANCH HERRIAS.S.s.4s
" 6AEell Ne. ], laE's and hnS Hat FFrt md -
or Ua1S6s tJSl2l MRRMEH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

a. BoilE, BARNS, ind all Sl-in LitruSs1.E
OAKLAND Ind. 9th June. 1879
]. @. AYE 4 Co. GEutx: I feel it my duty tos,
knowledge WlINt Xtur SarEararIIla has dome for n
Having IllurIed ScrufulUus Infection, Lave spf
fertd from It IN various ways for years Sometimes
Il bnrEt nEt lu Ulcers MY hands ard arms; som.
times It turned lnwnT'l md dstrpreed ms at The
stomach. Two years hEi it broke out OF, nj, led
and covered mN Ecaip md ears with ore sore uLi,F
was IN nfnl and luRihsouo heynrd dtsrriIiiyn. /
tried many nrllirneS and several IEysiCitns luz
without much relief from anything lii fact lie lis
order grew worse. AT lCnrihI WIFI rTJucrtl To rrJ
Ia the Uusptl Messenger that ynu lad prepared En
Alternative tsar rilla) fer rt from, ~ mr. trru
sent to Cincinnati and IT, ard used It till it enrr
ns. took It.. RS yUu s'lvite. in small docs of a
tClspOonfnl over n month: and uEc'l almost tLr,
battles. New and liCR tLv skin Eton began To form
under the fcAb> viii Il after while fell of Ms
skin Ia clear. and kuuH' 10y my fCclinsI that
tile disease las Iue frun my EyI trm. You can Will
That hold You 10 be at the Nr"st'es Of tile art
aud remain ever gratefully. Y"nH.
Y ~
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FRETGHTs.


By this Route FreiRis Of all descriptions can he for
WaEted TO and from. philadelphia, New York Boston
OF baltimore, 10 aud from points on the Ial Roal
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, illinois, MiscobSinl
Iowa, or Missouri By Rail Road dIfreck -
The Pennsylvania Rail Road RlS0 connects N Pitt.
ourgh with Steamboats,, by which Goods can be- for.
Warded to any port tho Ohio, 1Iusingum KentrsEv
Tennessee Cumberland Illinois, 9IssissippE WisrS;,
an. At4E0uTl Kansas Arkansas aud Red Riyefs: and
At cleveland SandnAky and Chicago With Steamer 10
allPorts on the SortH-Y estern Ilakes, ~
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the trantt,or+s
ton Of their Freight to this Company can rely yi
conn = iee on Its speedy transit.
tn. RATES ORFREIGIITf TO and FINN am, roi,tt,5
the West by the pennsy Ran load
~ as aES charged byotAeT Col4paEiisI
G9sBs particular 20 lnl+k paekaEs .'t1i PENS1.
FL. SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
E 3lAGRAH = K00NS, so North Street, RaItirnors
LEEC1& CO, Eo.2 Aston House, OF No NJ WIN.
LREcH co-Eo. - State Street Bostsr,. r
u. III. HOUSTON, GelT FFSigAt Agf, PhiIa.
., L. Z. H0uPT. GGR't 7Seld 1t5t, PbiiaSsIpb,a
EIios, A. SCOTT, EseItl S1it. AltoDna Pa Jani-.s0
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c. L. DERRY, Aetuaryo A.,
64s BRoApwAs, NEW YoRK.
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BronrheceLs. Gni.rs o.. !SIrEllsd NfeS.

ZeluIUn S!oan. ii Prospect. Texas. writes: "Tl,es
bottles Of yOur SarsalAriIN cure IL ME tr,Tl Got
hi,leuuA swelling tie neck, which had EFF.
Tered frufn over two years,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

Imported and botie,l by himself warranted pure
aud the beat quality. with his certificates on the but
tie, and his seal on the cork.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

PENNSYi'fi1EfiINTfII5 . R7I j ! R0An
o60 NILES DnUnLp TRACK

2"V MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
4A& EEsgs.ll.sE. - 60
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1-F"are always as low and limo as
quick as by amy Other Route.
ASK POR TICKETS ny PITTsBuRGn.

The completion Of the Western connections Of tbe
Pennsylvania Rail Road makes this tho
Direct Line Between the East and the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

wv. P. sIuIu Master Of TnnsPortaticn,
In COLE, Gent Ticket Agent. nP20
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GEN'L COMMISSION BUSINESS

At No 50 8IainSt In the formerly occupied by
Baker Hopkins.
worespectfaly solicit the the teutlon Of
JAS. MAXWELL, late firm Paxton, Doplon c..
THoa- J.CAMPBELL, late with LAT 4 Howell.
GKO. r. TIHGLBi late with LLGt Howell.
2-aF i11iHEo
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THOUSANDS or CAsER

Itnot only relieves the child from pain, but InvInr.
ates tic tnnachan bowels. correc and ,iy
tone and energy to the whole system 1t viii relev,
almost instantly
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Three Through Pa senaer Trains

The Capacity Of this Road S now equal to any In the
Country
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Imported and bottled by himself put up for medici
nan use. with his the bOttlsi warranted
pure and OF the best quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
TEE LATEST wAm NEWS.

Tie probability that the decisive blow, so often
alluded 10, is now soon to be struck, becomes
each day stronger, and the advance movement
must be expected within very few days. Regi-
ment after regiment is crossing into Virginia,
aud the immense army is rapidly concentrating
there. In tue event of an important battle, Gen.
Scott will take the command in person. Among
the minor movements on foot, it was expected
that a masked battery near Mount Vernon would
be attacked last night.
The Pocabontas is to guard the mouth Of the
Roppahannock River to prevent the egress of the
steamer st. Nicholas, which tho traitor Hollins,
in the guise of an old woman, seized on Mon
day.
1t is said that 5000 Rebel troops are within
an hours march of Fairfax, with large bodies Of
cavalry between our pickets and that point.
From Willamsport, we have news of sharp
work On Tuesday morning early, the troops
which have been concentrating at Hagerstown
and Williamsport, crossed the ford at the latter
place. A fight ensued, the particulars Of which
are given in another column. Our troops be-
hsved admirably. and tho Rebels retreated, with
considerable loss. column Of eighteen regi
nents was yesterday under marching orders,
and was expected to cross the Potomac late
last night. IL was understood that Burn
sides Rhode Island Regiment, and some Of
those from Col. Stones column, would join the
force just spoken OF to-day. Ten days rations
are 10 be taken. The enemy were yesterday at
ternoon busly engaged in erecting earthworks
back of the HIghts on the Virginia side, and it
was thought they intended to put their guns in
a position to obstruct the march of our men.
From Fortress Monroe we learn that the Sd
Massachusetts Regiment has moved from that
place, and taken u position between Hampton
and Newmarket Bridge. Lieut.. Butler has gone
to Massachusetts, 10 induce the authorities there
to send regiment of cavalry to Fortress Mon
roe where it is greatly needed.
The Louisville (Kentucky) papers say that
several companies Of infaLtry aud cavalry have
gone to Cumberland Gap and Wheelers Gap, to
prevent the National troops from passing through
Kentucky to aid tho Union men in Eastern Ten
nessee. The Union mep OF Kentucky declare
that they shall leave. 1t is also stated that Gov.
jackson OF Missouri is in Nashville, and that an
expedition against Missouri is fitting out on the
sOHthern border OF that State. sW s.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
The mails for Europe by the steamship Africa,
will close this morning at % o'clock.

1t now appears that not only are wagons
wanted for the forward movement of the army
but cavalry is also indispensable. We saw yes
terday a dispatch from Gen. Scott, urging that
the regiment whose formation was begun by Col.
Schurz, and now commanded by Col. McRey-
nOlds, should be sent forward at once. We learn
that the regiment is fall, and that arrangements
have been made for the necessary horses, but
that about ten thousand dollars are needed to
finish its equipment. For tais sum an opplica-
ton has been made to the Union Deiense Com
mittee, and we presume they will furnish it,
Certainly there is now no other way in which
they could render 50 great a service to the
eountr,,