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To- lSTkREsIlhG 30 SAUFF-CAA 4 ,ociety Of Al an
meeting VI the Phnosophicalh - stated that
chester England, DR. o, Oalyer N, samples Of
he had recently aDaiyzed several ses of red
snuff, in ali otYwhieh he f0uhd ira. Iteration,
lead Tbs Is a most dspg pgeroa3 adul iiy., 40,
as tbe lead la such snuff win, uitimytS * and
cumulate 10 The heads of snuff takal,
produce dreadful diseases.
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TBRPsICHoEBAN,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
a Rnorn~"D, "A

TNFIS, SPLENDID HALL, WITH SUP
IL PER and Dressing Rooms complete, can be
rented for
BALLS, PARTIES, LECTURES, ETC,
On moderate terms
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NvBLODEON HALL-0ORNER OF
INN Fourth and Wainut. streets.
CORRESPONDENTS

CINCINNATI, March 20, 1861.
Herr Rchard 3fuIder, Conductor Fabbri Operate
Concert Troop:
Dear sir-The very enviable reputation which
Madame Fabbri enjoys as a lyric artist, together
with the enthusiastic applause which she received
on the occasion Of her debut iu this city induces the
belief and would suggest that series of Uperatic
Entertainments, in costume, by yout popular roop,
would meet liberal patronage by our music loving
ON, mn ity
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CIyoIyNAr1, March q. lssl.

BEtssrs O. I. Adde Sam. Darts, jr., and others:
Gentlemen-A OK nowledging the receipt of your
kind note. and the high compliment it contains,
Madame Fabbrii acting on yOur suggestion, is
pleased to announce Three Grand Lyric and ORA
matte Performances. the first of which will tase
place at Mel deon Hail, on Monday Evening" pril
Very truly, your obedient servant,
BICHARD MUbDER,
Conductor Fabbri opera Troop.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. b. & r.. GIBsON.
PGUnGRERS
BRAss FOUNDHRs,

BRASS FOUNDERS,
400 AND 2O2 VINE ST., (NATIONAL HALL,
Bet Finh and Sixth, Cincinnati, o.
II RAIePIPE sHRET. HEAD, WATRR,
~ CLOSETS. Hot and Gold Baths aud Chemical
Apparatus lifted up In the neateaf manuer Iron
and Brass Pipe, and Brass Work Of every desorip-
lion. It.1.- i'NH fs27. en-
JOHN B, SIDDALL,I =
deal RsTATE, NOTE AND Bill.
- BROKER and Collecting Agent,
No. ~ West ThiIdst, CINCINNATI .,l
REPRRs TO- Edward gent, gsq Of W, y smith
g, w. Phillips N a. Leanard & %. Henry Snow,
EsQ.i n. H0iiingsheud, ESQ. mhl1-xs
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PARLoR GROVE.

Apply to Mr. SHANK, at the office of the Hall, or
ct 2lB Vine-st bet. Fifth and SiAth. mblgl
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6 NTH & NIXON,S HALL.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL /, AND EVERY EVENING.

FROM NlBLe's SALOON, BROADwAY, NY,
The most Talented and Versatile Company
in existence comprising the Cream
.' Of the Profession,
whote Concerts, during the past seven months, at
the above popular Sa Don, have elected the highest
enconiiums from the new York press, and have
been Witnessed by l50Ot0 of the ellie and fash
ion of the great metropolis - -.
They will appear every s syening in NEW SONGS
IFsQUE, OPERA, COMEDY, TRAGEDY aud
FARCE, Il rmiDe programme Of unexceptionable
novelties, and the most attractive entertainment
ever offered to Cincinnati audience. For particn-
lars, see small bills
, Doors ol en- at u TO commence at O'Clock.
mh2e JAS. q. FABB, Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR Sam nv,

FOR SALE BY, ~
J. Y. MsRRILL, Corner Rome and Yinh -ssu., 4.
REDWAY BURTON, No, ~ Fifth-st.; FI
l n. EFRLER, No. Is Firsh-st.; t.
PETER HABTIN, No I48 Fsf.k.st.;
Il. W Won BEHREW, Ne. a5v Raee-ss.; -i-t
J. HAINsw0RTH, Newport, Ky.;
CALVERT BIOH, OovinEton, Ky feIs-oa
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Odd Salt RespectinE a Translation of n
Libretto-LeEal Explanation Of WaE-
neHla nInaIn nfIha Entnre. - - -------
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III geTb W y IIUITNTb IUUa II IlITLeT HelrY
lU binEon JOhn.A Kicker A II Riner Jacob
Capt - Reth tbiu GnOs Ryan j M
Roberts n Bro kintz& Sebastian Rey salsts LouisN
Roberts Edward bieRemer q Reed Samuel .
Roberts lfernobRe Sc Geo W RutterS
Reih DgpDis Reed x RagRiu WINS,
Relty Jehn. 2 hOohe Frank Rouse Simeon
Rice Geo II Rose G Wash Eemiugt N WmT
BL heIEuD II n BRpOts VA gerbun- r. esd 4 Buch tnan
Ross BroOEs geTfeld Russell w n 2
Bicl ards a Baxter Geo hussl II VIM NJ
kichaId John MEuhOls JOS kafery Thos
Rehd LAthTOp Rose John IL & COReive q w Son
payInund ThoA heed John Co
Redmond VIM .-t d
- Smiths
Smith Smith A DR. Smith CIV
Smith Beatty Smith Henry McSmtth John Edie
Smith - F Smith Oseph
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McDonough RsvAIcIntire Willie

James McInerhey M
| Nc Ferney Il McMuilin Duuc
Mcdonald Patk Nc Leary Thos
McGarry MAJ tin McCapdle4 TT
McGuldrich A X McLt-h CC2
McKii NJ &C Mcdonnell p
MCMiller is McCleary Andr
McMahen RevMCC4rty VIM
Father Mccarthy Tim
McIntire Jno McOOrm,ck Eli
JcLachlin John Mccarthy DR. DIV
X Mccormick 8 W
Mowcehan VIM UMcOily Richard
McMunu j d Mccartney Jas
McMaster Robt McIlwain&Jones
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SINGERs sEwING- aINRB
COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
Corner of Fourth and Hace-stwis
OINOINNATI, OHIO.

NOV n II oIhBef 3 oeWInB laChine3 are un4V177I
ally used for manufacturing purpOsesf The psaaS
reason why, is Because they bsttet, more duyRn
bic, more reliable capable 81 doing much Rronaps
variety Of work, and earning more money than sRr
other Machine
The public are respectfully sovited to cali ana q.
anime Singers new rransverse-shutls Machine, n
family use l
PRICE @8o.
This Machine is bIghly OrnesssD ted. easy 10 oSss
ate. and is the veTy best ana cheapest Machine a
the market, JAMHs sKARDON
Western Agent for Singers Sewing -maohipA
InollJ
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Dr. Holland (Timothy Titcombl has COM
menced q series of essays In the Springfield
Rtpabiieon, under the general caption Of
.Rumlnations, or Essays upon Human
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Wilton Mrs Welsh biaraaret -
waters Mrs Ann - addiGar Mrs Martha
WHITAKER Mrs EliZabethWatts Mary A -
NOOdmAIsee Mrs ID W Wilkes Mrs Lena
Weibel Madam NJ lzabeth Wiiiahi Miss Margaret
Wright Miss Florence AWisemHu Miss LOiIie
Wax efeld Mhs Della Re-tlake Mss Laura b
Williams Mrs Edward Wylie Mrs RhOda
Write Mrs Ellen Nhituey Mra Vincent
Waters Mrs Emma Ward Mrs SusauDHh NJ
Wylie MIS- Hannah Wallace 1iss Sallis
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gaiIg gntelIi9FntFr.
InFratItnds 20 Par.nt..

There is proverb that - fathsr can
more eaEily maintain six ehiIdrru, than six
children one fatbeF7 Luther relateE This
story: There WzB once n ether who Rare
up everything 10 bis ehildren-his house.
his helds. hnd Roods-and expected far
this bis children would support him. But
hfter BE had teen some time with hiE son.
the latter grew tiresi Of rim. and said 10
him. HPatherr have hal = So born 20 me
this night. and there, where your arm
chair stands, the cradle must come will
you not, perhaps, 90 TO my brother, Who
has large ToOn2' After he bad been
some time Eith bis EeeosI son be nl1o
grew tired Of him, and said, Father. Won
like -aTm room, and that hurts ray head.
Won't yon 90 70 nv brother. the baker,
The father went, and after be bad been
some lime with his third sou, be aIso
found bin troublesome, and said 70
BIN, Father. the people run IN and
out here al day. rs II IL we're q pigeon-
house, and you cannot haVe your noon
day aleEPs would yOu not be better of Of
my sister kute's, near the town wnli2''
The old man remarked 70 hinEeIf how
tie wind blew, and said 20 himSeIf. ..Yes.
will do 50 l will go and try IL with nv
daughter. Women have softer hearts. ..
But HttrT he bad spent some time with his
said she was 50 fearful. when her father
Eent 70 church or anywhere else, aud was
obliged 70 descend the steep stairs; and,
az her sister ElizabsLh's there were no
htAird IN descend, ns Bhe lived on the
RrOnnd floor. For the sake OF peace the
old man asseDted, aud urent to his other
daughter. Bur after ZONE time, she, TOO.
was tired OF him, and told him, by third
person. that her h0use near tie water was
too damp for man who suffered with
govt, and sitter, the grave digger's wife. at
81. Joins, had much drier lodgings. The
old man himEel: thought she was right,
and went outside tie gate 10 his youngest
daughter, Helen. But after he lad been
three days with her, her little son said to
hiH grandfather, "SlOther sEId yesterday to
cousin Elizabeth tlint there was no better
chamber for yon than such one rs father
digs These words broke the old mans
heart so that he sank back in his chair
and died.
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MEDICAL.
HAN WHAT TU PEOPLE aE4.

ne underat- : hEvInr used Profe1aar HIM.
PTIRETE SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
N cur fIrleI Eiih ths r1cSt EAtSfse40Ty restn AMI
haTiur fan eouHdsnce n thelf ee1utssnssJ, parity,
And eGieEey, eheafauy recommend theEn u all IseE-
sos Who Hiih 70 have safe, reliable, aiud eacils
Feueiles II lasld for pTiTate d0s1eEtie 30
Tie Rev Wm. HOsneT, e,iitoC Of Iie Northern
IIriepFnIent7 Anburn, n T.: DE Kew. l. IL Crrs-
49, n EeetnF q 81 PsteFG Chareh, Auburn, - y;
ths HeT g. L IFeS, Chaplain Of TIE Auburu Sszie
Prsll: lie Rev speneeT n Kiee, Rector, HeT-Bryi-
ford, SIhss; tie Kew. Anen s1eelet Ses-fork Coz
frrsssae y Y: ne Rev P g Pratt, Dorlet VI tte
Kew Jain y Rahfe Bzdalo: A c. Hart, ESq, Utica,
sayier c9lflz ssTzih- Bend, Ind-i lie Hon 0eOTee
iiuaiIflFeyB X " Henry D. Cock, Eaq., Eitor at
The a ole Stale Journal Coulnbuli O5: the ilan-
L IL GrzhEz1, AoiiDe, IN tie Hon 1bnHlas J.
Ca1ne yInTticeilo Pa uss Hon Joaeph Beneiict,
Ctiea n Y; Wa. BTistnl, Esq, Utiez n =: A S.
PDn4 Esl Dties, n. VI James PiuHk@.t Ed, Sa't-
ViIe TenF
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III e DICAL
OoD-LIvER on.
JOHN C. BAKER. & CO.,
NSUEAaansUr
PURE MEDICINAL
COD-LIVER OIL!
No.Isl North rhir str.e1.

MIA DE4AFl1lA- F.
g hAKER 1 CO. in OGeribE 10 Tie raJle their
~ bFaBd q CoI-LETEH On have great pleasure in
HaETaniinE if eErellsnt quality: NTH amer many
ys.ts - Labortoaa exPerienee. they have succeeded
1t i PreTared, nreurdfnz to the mot apfirurs,l
pTnees, rum fre-h aud hsaltiy liTgFS q the Gadn1
SFThHa lCothah6 selected With extreme care under
the aFsona S1PerVhi0n q their agrht In SeTf1und-
Ia EEeetueg. purity I'd fr-liners make Il srr.e
" diatassiul 70 tie dselte IaIieut; uIiIr iIu
uniteTtnity Of is mode q preparatiVn akea II the
Essst deAiF7bls brand Of Oh IN the market
1Ae nfafeItAlu quality. hnd detective MANNER Of
Prtfaun< Liver OIL. have pTsrinded Hlasy INFER
S IeTsna nun rightly HppreetAtinE IL nirrits =
iiiy testing 1T Tefneai Virtues While its sueee-s
oTlal mainly on The enIpt1ynieat % genuine and
T-JTeriul arteier ndEhutags viii result frLsu 4
single trial. IN general 10 UreFates IN VEN gradual
manner requiring cng perseverance, in rs use Il
must bot b taksn ohly OosisnlIly frreEulaTIy.
1ut PFrssVeTtnEly and steadiy, eontinning its use
even aiter apparent recovery.
The plIyHcian may rely. with full confidence. on
the merritt Of oar brand % OIL hs the isease pa
tienf hHl uatabtee that. in sinE IT, hr Il taking
nitzieinF. the FiftEea aud efficacy u which have
been tested by eminent medical men.
II u me most eiIeetRaI Temcy@ for ConsuH1ntIon.
BrgT.ehitis, Asthma, GOut, RBeumstsm, aud al
serqiuieua aneeiiona: oftebtimts producing immedi-
been taken With little or no bsnrht.
It enjoys the marked Condolences Of nunieF,ua Erisn-
tine and medical men, EhOss spoutaneOus testm0nl-
as sudorss the superiority and efezey Of our OIL
nying 10 The pnbltc Gu assurance that this truly
valuable neslicinr. Wien obtaInsd fresh, aud free
from AduiHtuIs, safe and reliable remedy fF the
dlseases namel- -ndI:5j-:Itii
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FouSDEp, lssz-........-..-...-....cH.I4rIIp. 1854
cArBD,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles-Sts.
1t L n ON Y N m

LOCAr I'D,
Cor. Baltimore and ChArles-Sts.
BALTIMORE, ND.
fTHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
4 PIosPsroas and n0qTishing condition Twice du-
Ins the lat two years ks Il been BeeeaTy obtain
larger apartmFntS for the accommodation Of the in
eTea.lRs numler q students, representing nearly
II nov occupies one Of the most eonspie1ious and
de-iraby located buildings In the city. The rooms
aLs 1ediously arranged, spaeioud and elegantly
The advantages aud facilities here offered to youpr
men desiring 20 qualify themselves properly for the
HAEiOur dulles Of The Counting EoJni, to obtain
IhoToagh FdefieaI BlriasIs BiHelfiosi generally are
InsurI4ed In ally particular by any similar cstai-
FACULTY.
49,, Z. X. LOSlER,
Prineipai-L the Science Of Aeeountl Com
mere, Business Customs, etc.
:. NJ PlIILLIPS.
Professor fthe Theory aud Practice Of Bookkeeping
and Coniinerieal CaiculAtiOns-
Associate PFgfo;soE q Book,KeeplnE.
NC. JOHNSON.
Professor Of Business and s.rnSlne.,.al Perab,bIt
g. T.WILLIA4lS. Esq.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
KEY z HRATHS REESE D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial EtiIios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jns p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vanEant,
hon Lhoe swarm, VIM II. KeighIer, Es1 :,
The College Is provided with Commercial ITLrarr
o. Standard Work. expressly Tor this use Of the sta
Each Student has de.k to himself and I. sspa
Their. being no yaentIOn dining tn. year, sudsnt,
Thetlmeusual Tequir ed to com pIef The fII -,,
from to - weeks.
A DrFLolrA l. awarded to ali Graduates.
largo and Beautifully 0rnAniented Circular, con
xtsriqr and Integi9r VIEW Of tbs c6llegs iySfic1S
tefiStie delleia Eietiillurlii he sent iV.raS0
s "a paHisi with eatAlesus Eiyi1 FUN
EldltfrioIs M
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
4ffEtH &C. e.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
OXIr.r t ,L SoTl15ScI. i issd The Sss p ps.

WGEELtSe, 18th Nov 1870
" and hfteT The 18Th SoEeLabeI, Is5u the passrn-
" EsT ITains VII bs daily a fdIoNH:
Etrss-The Southwestern, Cleveland, Chicago. ST.
Liia ln1tEa1 Pelis- DzytOl- Cincinnafi. Columbus
v heeing. BsHEUod- BGltIanre. End Washington CITY
kHprzs d-PaE1a daily except subdayH a. ssF5 A. "
Gna arTlTsa 10 Battm0Ee ~ $50 A connectiaE With
The trains far the ELstern and S1afEsrn etIes
EsturninE isEyes baltimore At A. n aud arTiTes
Al Esnurod AZ +=i5 T. u. and Wheeling AZ SIS P N
itAkins tIrrt eonnerti0n nh the EssteTu R1rrrss
Train This trAin VII only stop for wood and IHfgr
and mailing the passeHEeH.
seeotd-Ihs Grsat Southwestern, 81. Lauis. Cinefn-
natt ColumLas- Wheeling BeuEood. baltimore and
haahtnEtun city hIpresh le1yes Wheeling daily At
- P NJ arriving In BaltEmhEs Al Us r ~ r0g-
ninE with tlss aftsrnooh trains to tie Ess;eFn And
sSuthern eitlss- Returning lave Baltimore At p
81 ana arrives atenu cd Al as A. 81. and heeiinE
- Ella n Haking dfost oonBeciton With the Erraf
western E1pTels trans- This train viii only kiep Eor
Te.od aRd water and mailing the paasenEer.
tretsht train With pAsSsnger ear attached will
leave daily. eIeeHt euudays G5r Grafton Al 3.ld 81
hs'urBihEs viii AErirs At 5-l5PN.
J-B. T0RD, Agent
4 u c0LE- Ge11 TIeket Asslit. b0r2s
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road.

~ - - - c.
NS AND APTER MONDAY. November s55tb. $50
" Passenger Trains will leave Bridgeport e nd,
loUA, fsundayb eEorpted)
ll5O0 A. n Nal Train Stopping At All Stallion. -.
eept SeW salisbuTy. sumuitTil.s Frank
In East Rochester, 4nultrfe. Rootsfoun
kArtTille. NAeed6nih Bs,ffor,l and Ne,-.
burg aTriTes at Pittsburgh At 800 p n
Balti!nare a 500 A. NJ Philadelphia At
90 a. 81. New York At 12SSO p. 81 lnoohl
Cleveland at5:3D =. NJ TUisIio At 1910 A.
~ 1S'r9it At 6;l6 An, and Chicago At
1000 P. 81 Express Train. stopping At ali stAtians
except Liverpool. Smiths Ferry: Indus-
Try, Bower New Salisbury. East R0ei,-
estsr, EArlVills, Naeed, ma Bedford and
NeEburz arrives At PfttaburEh At no
a. ~ baltimore a. Goo p. NJ PhiIadeI--
Phia A. 300 r. Ne New York at IO=9o y.
81, ClrTsl4nd At $40 A. 81; TOiells At
1870 p. NJ, Detroit at Goo P. NJ and
Chicago at 1850 4. u.
Both these trains make cine connections At CIrve-
land and PitsbnrEh for the points Indicated above
AlAo' t"r Ere, DunkiTk, Buffalo and Siagara PALS.
RETURNING TR AIMS
Leave Cleveland At 9.50 A. 81 and s.45 p 81 and
arrive ~ Bridgeport n 5=9n P. NJ and Gs25 A. 81
Leave Pittsburgh mt l;+1 A. VI. aud lao p NJ and
arrive At bridgeport Al CTS A. 81 and GEO p b.
ESeursinn Tickets to Pittsburgh and return s3.TB
Fare Always low, and time nuel quicker thhn
any other route
through Tickets 10 all points IN the West, North
and East can u procured At the Once No. 81 Water
street NEXT door TO sTEigg Home. RhselIng Va and
At Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts viii he made At lowest rste, IN
any pint accessible by this rDaH and ita connections
Ao' 81 Water street orvth Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. X. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling. Va.
in. MCCULLOUGH President. f''''O
y r. MYERs, Gent Ticket AE't. noT2s
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ALSO sPEcIFIca

foA AsIHN4 OF PHTuHic.- Oppressed. Dineuit,
La6ored bTe1ihnE; attended, Eiih Cough aud ESpee-
torltiqn. Price, 30 eeniS per box.
HoA E4l DEcI4l1gs ANn DEIEHSSs.-DisehArges
from he lar, the1esult Of SeaTirt Krrer eAals o.
AereuTiaiG For Noises In Tie Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and RlaEing In the Ears, and Earaelie.
Price, % cents per box.
Fph bcuuTCLH.--ll-l@-sl .r-s In
dnrated TOnsils, gEenE5 and Old UIcers scTofuIous
C1eheEy Of Children. Price, 20 cents per box.
foE GEHElAL DEnTLFTT.- phydcnl or EerVnus
Heaknesl. Either tie result Of sefnesS, Excessive
hedieahoni OF EIhanSting Discharges. Price 80
cents per box.
ToR DRoPsT.-IIuid AeeuuIuiAtions, Tunald Swell.
tngI, with seanty seeretionS Price 90 cents per box
Fol SEL-sIcEHEs.-Deathiy Sickness, YertiEo Nan
"a, Vomiting. sekneS from riding or motion.
Price, 30 eeutI Per box.
EoE UEiHAGT DBEisES-Ror Gravel, Renal Cal.
eaH, Difficult, Painfai UFiEailon Diseases OF The Kid
neyh Priee, % eentl Ter box.
IoG snnHAL ENrlssfUNSg-IuYoluntary Discharges
and Consequent PTostraton and Debility, Bad Re
suits OF Evil Habits. The most successful and en-.
cent remedy knoIn, and may be relied upon 4
cure. Priee, with fun directions, 81 per box
PeTSon8 who wish 70 place themselves under the
professional care, or % seek idVie0 OF Prof HrlI.
PHGEIS, do %, At his once b69 BroSdWIy dGIIv
IRON AN. to Pm, or BY letter.
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zsaEu AnEuIt. IBsq.
the re9p6s % yol md rif5ff "a NJ -, !,
Il.!s enfl W n ny prsetteF. most u TIE
tlitg Or = iirh Il = reeouaniended ana have
iound ~ etrnly wonderful In the cure % TeEs-
zeal and lqt5eHrfdf Dffsase One q my patients
had Syplhtie ulcers In his thrnat. uliCh were ren-
summing his palate and the top Of his mouth. Your
Sara lr1ilh steadily taken. cured him IN i've weeks
AuotLeE was attacked by secondary symptoms IN bis
b,Ne and the liberation lad eaten ay a cons!lera
Die part Of It. that believe the disorder rouIl
soon reach his brain and XIII him But Il yielded to
my administration Of our earaparilla: the ulcers
healed and he q well again, not Of cuurhe without
me dNnGuTation Of his lace A woman Uho kad
been treated for the same disorder by mercury W.
suffering from this poison In Ter bones They had
become ~ sensitiye to the weather that on a Jamt
day she suffered eIrTueiatn pain In her jnfnts and
bones she too, was cured entiFrly BY your Sarsz
rartla In Few WeekH. know from ifE EirnuIa.
Ehieh yGur agent gave me that this preparation
from your labuTHtOry Inust be great rrmrsIy: run
ss1uently thee trnly rrhIArkAble results will II
have not snTpriErd me-
FrafernaIiv yours a. IlpOHfrp IN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-04
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The LarsHioy's C7aiSs acknowledged and protsets
by he GOrsrHRsHtS Of ci,iada, Gie United .Saie,,
and Great BritafHi 10 all '0saBt IL Hasy ooaesyn.
WyliAT CLAIM As Ny INYESTION IS, THE
w eontHEanee Of keeping accounts current, or
whatever kind, description Or variety, In printed
oTIH by Keeping the statements Of the several Re
standing printer type. or their squIVaenti
ths type being - arranged In fOrm TO admit OF
being readily snd quickly resustsd IN any IJarticu
lar part, where an account may have undergone
Change by the lapse OF time the current Gf bus
nsss tFafsaaetIohsi that, when Tea1IuStsd In ali
snel parts up 70 any given date, an imprgssIon then
isEen run the tyPa shall exhibit In printed FORM
the time State q all the accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances or eoseusfoaa ID NJ
eordanee with the end enda contemplated In keep
ing TIE reEd; rendering Il 10 commercial bul nes
balance shtet Of the mast compact and t,srfset
ehaEastsr. the ,ietaill Of urlsit bans
that the fret OF nsts 70 hl r1at ~ ,5--
n!lted by ngargii or unuiboIa, 80
es1 VIII Indicate u ) tisf - f,Sfs - 49,
fnrthermore, bSod on thia primary inVonfio0 / 10
s slel ~ oetiee o. eontTiyAnes q FpndeFinE or
IAhalnitlns aee'lunts IN partial o. tan etltGnienta
when the statement or ItatsmOnfi . ant - tIn1
or substantially thus kept In type, by the eontrI
Tance- Of my invention, be the meium Of r.DTr,is
sion what Il may; but the particular tpasle n rem
dertng accounts by tie OF the Dispatch Machine
oollt'IteI Of Apron Movement, Reel. and Cutter
stamp, elAn In the bralest and fullest sense; Hpd
Aso the machine itself embracing ali ftH forna afd
modes, OF operating, indicated IN te.rribInv n
" nlaehinsry And In connection with thesa sDecT-
nc claims aud ased upon them. alao CAIN All
OthSr IaeanH ahl appliances substantially the sane
y lht.e herein elalt1ed Intended to 30 claimed
MIL these elanA fully acknowledged and protected
- above this Invention has nlready spread itseli
otsr Csnad1 eighiesn stais1 Of the American Union
ana into uruat BrttAin, and u now used 10 more fha
thIre hnndre'i NsWsTaPerUGee6. ItHlmraense Taiue
70 banking and similar initItntiouS will Be shown In
cireular which viii make Its appeaaDes soon
Meanwhile applications for Information. ..DeIS 81
NIEht, or Disptteh Machines will receive due al
'sutlon, when addressed either 10
Rev. Robert, Dick, 1s,i q, 70, N y or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-04
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