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(nb BON ibrem alten @ei9aftsplaB am SUB Der
SadlSnltrabe na9 penn 9reRen, iinet pom 9ollano
@ibles0raBe, se3usen.
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.~ LADIES, LIST, -.
"A:
Andrews Townsend mrs Allen Kate miss
Adams Lottie Ash Hannah miag
Adams n mrs Aspin38aI1 Anrn.tua f.,n,n
alen Cathat1ne miss Aucr E miss
, 1861-12-28

AL communications strictly confidential Office in
Go!ph et-,7ets: Qflee hours from = NJ t!l 9 r n
Addres: J. Il, MCCAIN. y: p, Ch,sago. III LeHcEs
70 NJ address, tncinsEE et2Up, VIII receive prompt
nttcntiou, or for Two slanpe Will send pamphlet
S-te. beltjJ
, 1861-12-28

Moloncy Alarg't miss 2
Morrison Nancy miss
Morris Hattie miss
Moore Lissie mrs
Moore Siuea miss
Mooney Mary miss
Moran Agnes miss
Moore LfsBie miss
Morris josie 4 mrs
Moore Nancy miss
Murray Senior mrs
Mull1uirn Mary miss
Murphy Mary a mrs
MnHy Ellen mrs
Muzzcy J1lla mrs
Murray John mrs
Miller Harriet NG
Merrill Lyons mrs
, 1861-12-28
REAT CONSOLIDATED
~ LISE:!
CINCINNATI AED Chicago

-AR-1lME IHA11AkUAU, -
Forty lilies the Shortest Route to Cincinnati IndtsEs
polls md Louisville.
TRA1Ss leave West Side Unloa, Depot cn.ca9os
60 A. A-Day Express, Cundays exrepted.j = =:
THHou6H TO CIScEKA1I AID IxptAS4po11s v1141<,
OUT CHANGE Or GAIA
EABIKAH AHEpsKECIIpEs-AtA Anderson xHd E1chm ont3-
Tor FeGua1 EIbana+ Dayton. Xeaa, ColuuabuA npd aW
points IN Central and Eastern Ohio.
. SOUTHERN CosSEcr1oEs- IndIanap polls f1r Etanh
lin Columbus Madison, LsWrenceburg Je1fersonyiie
ind al points in and Southern Indiana alao foF
Louisville, Lexington. and all points Sopr:a
Connect1ons et Cincinnati for aamdea, Nsaseaa.
Parkersbu5g. and rolhts on the Ohio RIVER
Trains aEEave At Cincinnati 1t 9tN r
Through tickets by this line can Be- ooaa,aed a. an
principal Railroad OMces In the No+thEest and al ths
Compsnys Office, No. 1s3 Raudo}ph stfsEt Ehcaxn
(under the Sherman Houpel
JOHN BRANDT superintendent
GHAs. q. Fol1ETf. Gen Tsekat Aseat =. n714
, 1861-12-28

FEEI d y
BY this routs r.eights Of Al descriptions BE- fox-
yearded from Iiisdelphfa, New York Boston or Bait
nnre "a .rd frou1 any point the r1Iro1ds Of Ohf
Kentucky iadtan., Illinois, Wisconsin,, Iova Of HE-
Eouri M KA1LRoAp DIRECT.
III r FPcnnsylTanla Railroad also connects 1t rts=
barEh with steaness BY which dds be forwarded
t. a55Y port the 0hta, Anakinyuh1. Kentucky TeE
nessee Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi Wistonxia.
Iifeouft, Kansas Arkansas and led Rivers; aud m
Cleveland 6andua&y and Chicago, with ete7usxa to Iii
ports on the EorthW estern 1ake8
Merchants aud Shippers ent<ustlng the TRANSPORTS
ton Of their Freight With this Conp51y cao re1y W4E
confidence on it8 speedy tranBit, -
THE RATES FREIGHT and from suT point in III a
West BY the Pennsylvania Railroad are st I'll Enes -
yoEa6e as are charged By other Ratlroad Companiss
RAILROAD" -
Ell. SNEEDER, Philadelphia
MAGKAW Il kDOSA 50 North street. Baltimore
LEE LEECH d CQs No. Assos House, or No. South
LEECH T. CO. No 4 State street, Boston
H. b HOCETON, General Freight AGENT PhfIa.
Esaoca Lewis, Gen supt~ ~AltooSs> "a 5xles1y :
, 1861-12-28

Virginic miss
Vinton Annie NJ ulies
Vaughan Sim1neon mrs
, 1861-12-28
age1@rRs.

l. D. oIAsTED. LYMAN BA1RD
LOAN AGENCY,
Collection and 1nsuranca Office
I. D. o1MsTED d CO.,
Corner Lake and lasalle Streets.
We have made Arrangements to connect with or
bulnesa department for tho purchase and sale Of
PRODUCE ON CoM1IssION.
On ettended facilities WI saaole os 70 sen Prodaes
eondEnsd t. to elns5 e cesagS o. n5Spsh
dsRe Il Sc b e Rgs
91 t. Is RRa aszr fs5 81 OF who
REFERENCES:
Henry Young, Esq, Messrs Jaues & Oliver.
MSsss hSss Ta@yof @ Es9 g, . .znMHgsssa g G. sGoT1Aap s
52aa fesp Ess 81 VICE TaR Rfa6fHe s fsa Esi
Iessss, @ i st, bnnsing !. EraaS1s Slsdisy: Esq.
Nsssls Kesa, Taylqr Co. 49, osdsa. fleetwood
SssS E55ss Hs'zss hss5es, As$s7;s s. F.,
Hon. 3Ei1 @li!ism Essoaz nsss III e e6sPa.n @
zes E5es*sSs$ 5es5 $ss$:as r xe==rs. 3EEi Bun
aQsTa1xr7oy, H1sA H.c. Wood. Ed
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H. zoSeS5 T f lawrence s'9'FS -; s.
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AessEs + Apston, sumner = ss;,,1 XAyEs1i, nj
ns$z5s 81 Ss.99sld' e. Vent TSSS F 1owA
nss sFs'ees1E!R e. a4Ss Kb N e. IOWA
81 Co. Rev lS64HS5 Z EeS5l5s 5eV
/ 4gssss, Collins Brothefa- pEHr9CE 1owA-
, 1861-12-28

Wood Carrie mrs
Wood Fercf11e miss
Written Helen II miss
, 1861-12-28

Z NOW THYSELF! DR.. J. H
IN McCANE, PhEFlcia1 and Surgeon, detects to
certainty The tue condition and locality Of diseases
1nesuonh diseases OF the Throat and Lungs t1eated
1y Nedicsl Inhalation Etd Constitutional treatment.
K:dncyft nrorsy. s. Wins Dance; Cancers Chronic
nss fs nseascs of te E,e sd e. emn
EeaEnes; Skin Diseases RaEtare. RiaEzhos.r in short
shortest possible time. We al" doctor
end will undertake no without fatr prospect
, 1861-12-28
Rauruans.
FALL AND WHIT A R.
IL RAKGEMENT.
1861 1862,
Sandusky, Dag ton & Cincinnati R.R.
IN CONNECTION WIZ
CLEVELAND i TOLEDO RAILROAD.
Quickest and Best Route

From To1edo to BeTetontaIne, Urbana, Columbus
Springfield, Dayton. Hamilton and Cincinnati
TtschfpE these places more rna1 three
hours in advance Of any other route,
IN and after November Is 1851 and until further NO
ee passengers by leaving Toledo on the Cleveland &
Toledo E r, at A. ". reach Clyde st s. a H. max
Mg coee connection with the Ma Trsin on the san
d9skT Dayton & ctneinaasa,R Try r. reaching T1da7 as
NJ Trbans at 1z1o M---Dne- connecting with the
train the Co, p. Ind. Road. reaching Columbus
ton At $50 r IL, Hamilton At AH5P II. aud Etncinnah
at 5.A5 r. A-thzee houIs IN advances os.".uy othee
Fasss1ge1a leaving Toledo at 411 r. II maksa d.
rect connection at Clyde, reaching E4dusky at 60
Tickets for IN the ABOVE points can be nsa at the
EeEeland & Toledo RailsnAd 1f1ca in Toledo.
baggage checked through and no charge for hand
Smoking Car attached to au Passenger Tra{na
- - - Il. RICE Snpt S. q. C. r L
de.9h91+6H Id RUCKEE, supt G. 4 TER
, 1861-12-28

est Elizabeth mies
Whitaker mrs
White Sarah miss
Wilson E1fM miss
, 1861-12-28

~ Hernia or Rupture.-P. E.
MINOR, NJ D. having discovered permanent Cure
faY Hernia Young or ofd) N 1ron :our to eight
mi interfere x1h bushes pursuits can be consulted
s,1erix Chieago. H. zoom No. :, (up.Btairs) OEce
ha,,rs ron s 10 Il 4 u. - F. N and ! to r: Il
NV ,o$oh Yrn
, 1861-12-28

lk AEAkAAAA ~ AAA%0AA Nn4Ea0k0h1 EEk&&n4
TAERAx1xD - be e.,re cure1c-
cATARRH or COLD IN TK4B HEAD.
osr HuxpEEp TKepzAEp peraons die yearly in this
eo:"iTy OF CnnEunrtios. Every physician knows that
.,,l:.iEenceI as =
CATAHHH IN THE NOSE.
e EeKt kcr being ~ ths throat End bronchial tube&
snd Lastly the lungs.
II "a c.atcE 70 curt casah than Consumption and By
curing the inst we prevent the latter Persons should
1hs symptom. Of ca.arzh Is they generally appear
sad Ind sass ibcy 6s1. eaneat atsacs and arc mose
ecrstvc 10 the changes ef teupe!Hture Il this
c!on, tto nosc msy Be dry slight dlscharge thin
n a. c scase btoss ssYonic te % dsehasres are H.
CREASED in s:a7ntity and eharErd In qaa!ltJ they
thick md heavy and 4re either got rid Of BY blow
s he or Sls AZ ~ A. nso sae throat Sad a5e
causing bad brestt TIT voice thick and nasal the
cTts xfe weak: the eenss Of smell is icssened Of d.
Eisoyet; deafncsR Frequently takes place Another
lr person Is obhe 70 clear hs throas il the morning
ei thick OF Elm! 11ucorA which has fallen down from
.:e heed during the sEht When this takes place. this
!s.zA and saoul3 loss no time IN azresHng il The
shove are the s5mPtsNs Of Casarrh as they appear In
D. ;hc sid Of thr LIQUID cATARRH REMEDY. al
!,e.ed. And have sufficient confidence In the Eeue-
~ to assure all who disposed to tes: Its virtues IN
rETnE CRtarEh that after the trial OF the Remedy
viii be returned.
Isicc Of Tic Ca;ar1h Remedy s2oo-sufac!eot fer uss
cac month, with full ana e1cas directions.
0fhcc, 196 Lake, Corner of We1ls-st.
Address Dr. b. Il SEELYE,
, 1861-12-28
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-

III Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE TO NEW YORK. NEW
ENGLAND AND THE C.ASADAS,
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. Sd, ISL, T1aus 1caEa
thG Great Central Union Depot foot of Lax. street. n
1olloEs:
600 L. A-Day Express Except Sunday arrives at De-
trolt at 500 r H. Suspension Bridge at 4;06
4. H. Albany Ais 4 NJ. New York 9d8
E H. Boston E:0 L. IL
60 Might Express texceRt Saturday.. arrives At
Detroit az 6.05 4. H. Suspension Bridge 5yA
Albany AZ 6d5 A. H. New York Il H. Bostoa
Cincinnati Tra!ns via n. G Railroad leave Chicago az
6Ao NJ Mail Train 10 ?. NJ Fast Express, afriYe
II Chicago At 10 l. H. Fast Exprcsa aud 11:0o 2. II.
Night Mall Train,
The $50 P NJ Trn1n leaving Chicago TUES through to
Cincinnati without change OF cars OF baggage
Salisbury Patent pusteEs are raa on Day E1prcM
TranA Patent Sleeping Cars on all night t1aiux
EB Baggage Checked Through
TRoCaH IICKETa for sale In all principal RaiIrokd
and Dearborn streets {uudes the fremont uouse} CHI
ca9o, and at the Depot.
R T. RICE General Superintendent
j, n. SMITH, Western PaAa Act
, 1861-12-28

f~ For the cheapest aud best Hair
gyc1r,,y. w1gs Bf1d1 Cufl4 FttHess. etc, 80 to T.
rHsW 100 Lase street. md exaMtne those W9n. {.
enctsi ir1.r The n1tural when ABUSED to the head
f,Ix J4x!r Jcwery contains always the ne#e6s TAr1
t;,lcs An a1ticles VII Etvs &nt.rs satHseaoa
ofH{Sl-ty
, 1861-12-28
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,

4 3HICAEU AND 1I1LW AUKE!E
~ RAILROAD,
Foe MILWAUKEE. La CROSSE, ST. Paul, ORuKpeH
BEELIS. AND INTERMEDIATE POrNTa
On and after WEDNESDAY, Dec 4sh. 1851. PasenEar
Trains will leays the Depot corner Of Vest k1nzie I'D
Canal streets, f2undays excepted+) IS follows:
S10 a II. and 12sN T. H. and aEIiye as Milwaukee n
LOO II. and Ills i. II.
Passenger Trains arrive At Chicago at 1E2a F. H. and
kD0P. n.
WACKEaAs AccoMAoDAT1ox TEAra leare4 Chicago
at 452 T. NJ and arrives 1t Chicago ut $50 4 II
nos s. G. BALDWIN, Superintendent
, 1861-12-28


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George caroline ! miss
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Gary ALBERT mrs
SG1l HiarF mles
gilbert slarS mrs
Gircrd 1<osa mss
Glimcte sa1an mts
3ooo"1n alaodlc miEs
Ha1lbeck Sophia mrR
Ualpen Julia miss
Hardirge Annie miss
Hanaleg HM lanes { mrs
f;aT1;in IL mrs
E9.;inos Helen n,rr
Haskell dr. mrs
Hathaway 4 4 mrs
Herbert Elizabeth F. MI
Ucuney mrs
Hendrix n A mrs
Tlerth N1srv n mrs
Ue1,nebem Mnry mrs
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Kelley Mary Jane mrs
Kenny Fanny miss
Kane j 81 mrs
koaloe Lucy mrs
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Larp1n Mary
Lee 1eter mrs
Lecall Clemie mrs
Levy Kate mrs
LeHTuu Francis raiS6
Mat,ony Katc miss
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Maeas w. asHs = .4tce nslss
FtasSn, F,aso.l = z Ann mls
S!a;ha,H1 alaru 31clSll 31eoSd1 mrs
l, 4;s.ilsHs ns!G . AaGne! ulrs
1; 11astsn i4uiaila : una. Mis
Stci' 1te.t H. sG I1.ansh Eo.tasa 1IIs aiiss
Miller T G miss
Miles Betsy mrs
Milroy Anne mrs
Michel Eleanor F
Mitchell col A II mrs
Milrpy Annie mrs
M1ge,,,an Mao7;a mic
Wcfar,hr Eet,ss s1 s,;ee ~
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Wcf,nT.,o .io55, m;ss
AIc,ress}, Eate miss
, 1861-12-28
FEMALE DISEASES, &C.,

Such ss Eupp7eesdcns Irregularities Failing I the
Womb Tuulos all Irsnarr Diseases Nervous Debility
Painful q Difficult McnstTuation. BafTennese &C. VIII
urralatah1c cinre Of auy Kind, Have no deli
cacy IN calling difference hat your troubles may
1c. The Inflicted xrc cordially invited to call and sat-
9eFr 4hnro1
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FouNDED, CHARTEREn, IS
LoCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles.Sts..

POUNDED, 16o CHARTERED, 1885,
GATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic.
BALTIIoRE, md.
VINHIs INSTITUTION is NOW IN TIIE MOST
prosperous and hOuTlslting condition. Twice du
ring the last two years has been necessary to Obtain
larger apartnenta>tor tho accommodation Of the III
eEeasinE number Of students, representing nearly
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desirnbly located buildings in the city. The rooms
are G0mmedtOusly arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished
The advantages and facilities hero offered to young
various duties Of The Counting Room, or to obtain a
Thorough Practical BHsiHs5S Education generally are
IunsurraSsed in any particular by any similar cstal-
Itslinient In the United States.
FACULTY1
T.. K. LOSIER,
Prtnclpal-LectureF on the Science Of Accounts Com
Inerce' business Customs, etc,
J. II. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the TheoryN and Practice Of Book eeplnC
and Commercial Calculations.
II. IL. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping.
N. G. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental PsnmRnsllIr.
8. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YRATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Hon. IR" T: Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yausant,
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIVA KuaIe Es1
The College is provided with Commercial Library
dents. = ~ ="
Each Student has desk to himself and /. ,spa-
There being no vacation during the year, Students
lifetime usually the full oonrse,
DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully OrnAmented Circular con.
tanning upwards of SIX SQUARE FEET representing the
Exterior and InteriOr View Of the College various
characteristic designs, penlnanship &C. sent By mail
free ~ charge. accompanied with catalogue giving fl
particulars. Address 4. X. LOSIEI
baltimore Nd.
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mn ATNc

RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland Mt 9:2S A. n. Anil 900 r. NJ, ar.
rive at Bridgeport At 4:5I r. N. and 6:l4 A. n.
Leave Pittsburgh at loo A. NJ C3O A. NJ aud 1880
p. ~ arrive at bridgeport at 6:l4 A. NJ 1888 A. ~
and +:SI T. NJ.
TwsAccommodation Trains wifi lie run laily (suu-
days ONpeptelI-ohR between WellsVille Ani i'itts.
buFGh. leaving wellsyilIe at ESQ A. Nj stopping ut
all stations, and arrives Mt Pittsburgh Mt 500 A. Nj
Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 800 r. II. and arr
riYes at WellSVIlle at G:25 r. n.
The otlier between nayarl and Cleveland, leaves
Regard mt 1880 A. 81 stopping at all stations arrives
at Cleveland at 1885 A. II. Returning leaves CeVe-
land ut $3.50 r ~ and arrives at Rayard S:4S p. NJ
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh aud return SS.T6.
Fare always as low, and tInlO much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East he procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next door to Sprigg House, Wheeling, Va and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this FnNh and Its connections
70 the Fast, North, West and Northwest. at office
No. 81 Water street, orth Freight Agent at Bridge.
port Station. Il. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. A gent.
IN. MCCULLOUGH. President.
y. Il. MYERS. Gent Ticket AG't. apis
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aailg Yntelligcntrr.
ny COUNTRY.

i.
My country, Ills of thee
Sweet land Of Liberty,
OF thee sing;
Land where my fathers died,
Land OF the Pilgrims pride,
From every mountains side
Let Freedom ring.
Ny native country, thee
Land of the noble, free
Thy name love;
] love thy rocks and rIl!s,
Thy woods aud tempted hills;
Ny heart with rapture thrills
Like that above.
III.
Let music swell the breeze,
And ring from all the trees
Sweet Freedom's song;
Let mortal tongues awake.
Let all that breathe partakc;
Let rocks their silence break
The sound prolong.
".
Our fathers God to thee,
Author of Liberty,
To Thee we sing:
Long may our land be bright
With Freedoms holy light
Protect us by tby might,
Great God, our King.
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT,

The Lartn!0rs cF1i,1s ~ Acknowledged aud Pro4tsI
By the corsER@s,nt IF CSHada, Hs United !SateF,
GHd Grs0t Britai"; 70 SH Wh0N If ".1y conetyH.
NNTIIAT CLAIM AS MY ISvENTION Is, THE
eontTivanee Of keeping accounts current, OF
whatever kind, description variety, IN printed
oFul, his keeping tie statements ii the several
printer type or their
the typo being 80 arranged In form rs to adnli; u
leIu8 readily and quickly Teadusted In any par1ic
lar part, where An account may have undergone
change by the lapse Of time the current of bust
ucsS transactions; ~ that. when TcAljuSted In all
taken from the type sIrli exhibit in nrintNt FORM
the state OF all te accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances or conclusions, in ac
cnTdanee with the end ends contemplated In keep
ing the recsrl. rendering it, in commercial business
balance sheet Of the most compact and perfect
character, tie details Of management heinS suStRn
italy rered in specification, wherein it Il shown
that the tart or facts to he recorded may be repre-
rented by hgurrs, symbols, dates, numbers, used
either separately or In combination his whatever
else will indicate the fact or facts as desired: and
furthermore based on this primary invention also
claim the device contFiVNnce of rendering or
Transmitting accounts in partial or full statements
when the statement or statements sent thus,
substantially thus kept ia type, by the eontri-
ynucea Of my invention. he tho medium Of transmits
sion what IL may; but the particular mndO Of ron.
dcrinS accounts by the uSc Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Movement, Reel, and Cutter
stamp, claim In the hroAiest and fullest sense; and
alec the machine isci, embracing all its forms and
modes Of operating, as Indicated ia describing it.
either IS simple hand instrument, propelled
by machinery. And In connection with these specf-
DC claims, and based upon them, also claim ali
other means and appliances substantially the aame
as those herein claimed intended to be claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
above, this invention has already spread itself
over C1nadA eighteen States Of the American Union,
and into Great britain, and Is used in than
three hundred Newspaper Offices. Itsimmense vaIne
to banking and SIMILAR Installations will be shown In
circular which will make Its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for In oruaton, speeds OF
Right, or 'Diap M1chnes" will receive duo at
tcntion. when addressed either to
Rev. Robert, Dick, F g,eg e., n: H' or