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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-28
Giebell qOlanfen.

Giui9e tauieno Sue @idcn TAanten, idid'
lid fur 98aaner uno enbsre fne su uertau'
fen. Rdn rclbe Tdl lei
GliaS Wiere.
Setruar 2s, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-28
Hrterensrteb -Mmf.

Syrtepensrtebt
9ln Die freien unb inabbdn9t9en CT.
rpdbler bon 9tllentaltn.
:-9Iufsefcrbert eurd eis
ne 9rcee 9insabl meiner Sreuneen une Bee
fannteu, fiihle id, midi seranIaet, ais ein
@ancioat fur cas Amt
Gtnes Sriebcnsri6ters
bei Der bepcriiebencen Babl am Is. ndditcu
Wdr; berucr 81 treteu. - ScItet Sbr mid,
@usrsr ,luteriilsun9 pilrSig erad,ten nnc
mid, 80 eieien widti9en 9lmte erfpdblen, 10
ipcree id, bic pfidten ifren9e mad, ben 9efs'
zen, pnnfflid, unc auf eine unpartbeIlide
Weile ausnben.
@lp s. Sd9er.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-28

Sin @arrpaa, cesr Gin gans neuer Spa
Sier.Wascn, NIT spei Siseu, it poblfsil ju
pertaufen. Wean melee Fdd bel
glias Were.
Scbruar %, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-28
Srtepensrteb -Ganptpat.
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SrtepensrtCbter- -gallctpat.
9ln Die freien lmc mabhdngigen Grs
lrlbler ber Stabt 9lllentaun.
Durd, bas @rfndcn elmer 9In,ahI meiner
Otitbiir9er, oaB id, meiuen 9iamen als Sans
oieat fur oas SImt
Gines Srteocnsri6ters
9ebraud,en laieu m6dte, bin id beipo9en
,porocn, als Gin folder berpor su treten.-
Wein yiame it nuu Dor @iid als Gin frsifpils
Tiger @aneicat. SclItct Sbr MIDI eaher fd'
big ecnfeu, Die paidten 9ctreu, ebrlid,, piinfts
lit, chne Se9hnifiguug, burd, ffren9e 9ln'
hdnglid,feit an bic @cnffituticn une @efeBe
ecs ednees, uno m,partbeiifd, ailssiiiiben ;
70 fam id, auf Cure llntsritnsufis bcffen.-
Sm entscscnseieBten Sal fam id, nidt auf
Cure 9unit redneH..
Sotn s. 8ute.
Sebruar %, -7~ r.. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-28
SSanfnotelt-Iiffe.

9Inf 9erlan9en oieler unitrer Qcier seteu
mir bier nad,fol9eno ben Wcrth Der Banfncs
ten Der oerfdieecnen Banfcn bicles Staats.
Bir 9eeenfen bic eiffe fir cine 3eitIang ip6s
dentlidI beridti9t SI pubIiSircn.
9luf ale NIT eincm 90 bc;cifnete Pdnten
iIno entipeecr falite ceer perdneerte Tctrn
bon rerfhieecnen Senennurgen, i'm llmIauf.
Ybilacelpbia Sanfen.
DO bon Tpros9lmerifa, par
DO Der T6roliden Sreiheiten+, par
DO bon penniplpaniru,* par
DO bon penn Gaunldip,* par
DO Der 8ercini9ten Stddten, 25
Commercial Sanf bon YennipIpanieu," par
Sarmers uno Redanes Sanf" par
9iraros 8anf,* 8
SSeuGn9tcn 8ant, par
Ranufafturers unb Wed,anies Banf, par
Wed,anics 8anf,* par
Wcpamenllng Bant,+ bar
philadelphia Sanf," pdr
Stuplfia 8anf,+ rar
Soutbwarf 8anf, par
Wefern Bdnt, par
a Sano. Banfen.
eibanon 8ant su eibancn, IL
DO bon Shamber6bura,
w ppH S)eitpoputH
DO bon pittsburg,+ z
DO ocn Susauehanna &anutp 80
DO bon @beifsr 9auntb, par
30 bon Delaipare @anntp. par
DO bon @ernlantaun, par
ee pcn 9ewistaun, 2
DO BON Mioeletmm, 1
DO bon Wcgt9cmsrY @anatp,' par
DO bon Tprtbnmbsrlonos, par
DO bon 8erfS gauntp*, 20
Columbia Uanf nnb Brildens gcmpaeuie {
@arlisle Banf,* l
Dcplestaun 8ant par
Cation 8auf* par
@rdban9e 8anf pcn pittsturs, 1
DO DO 3ipcis gu Neilisaysbars, !
Srie Sduf 81 Grie, 2 bio 3
Sarmcrs uno Drcpsrs, Wapuesbure "a
Srantliu 8anf ,u Wafhnatcn 1
Sarmers 8anf bon Snds @aunty, var
FARMERS Sanf ppn eanealler, &
Farmers 8anf bon 8eabins, Z
Sdrrisbur9 8aHf,* l
ceuesbale 8aHi, II
9ancaiter Banf, {
2anealfer Sauutp Bant,S {
Waerdi. .nnb Wannfaft. 8anf pittsbnrg Z
Wainsrs 8ant ~ Ypttsoilles II
WUnonaabela Sanf 81 Srcpnspiie IL
9Bpomins Sanf su 9Bilfesbarre, II
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9Befibrdnih Banf 81 9Biaiamssrrt ST
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-28
Gin garrp-aQ.

Sebruar 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04

fIgflG sl.Nl NAg z, : Dr. 'hc , :gne1.
fA, ~ og @f F@ sgay ct rR E.
hren Opened a. h- residence Mrs Windsor.
tHa PifertaI = adv al gren' eyp rirnce, Of
oNteneFe n sci anl ompl' qualifications. She
has pHrsf.'ed over FImIiar lpstfitti1ns n this
eaHutty rud lrsirpd, and bne,Hg rea led IN
France far #oeIr Vtdrs Is enabled u cJaverse
Guentte IN ~, LANGUAGE If thar country. Her
asssiant Ms n ct, com leted 4"r uca'oa
A. thr Pntap=ta In .nie. Nj ahdcr the drecs
NON of Mr. Pheps. fnrmef.g Mrs tln'on, ani
toa, Ire i,.f monals 81 thnt SemuarY. A
patronage ta1H Justify. ofhtr suitably qualified
- +fanfs vi be n ded. Hytf t#e imnorfant
toms IN = Ford ".nen'ion-hen' III, morals, md
man,sts. =fhd rye ofH p1.ter. \ Hnsfher aud grs-
centres VII te continually THROWN. Espcci-
alY vii iiie be thu cAse ne - the hosrd0rs H..
tSsra Vhom md he Other mc nhfr7 of Il q
80. all "a - " be orierei the ru''s md
eheasbs1 fte erdeari+ erf. tlndln~ MANY INTO
one h1rneniene lnuily. Tin hearding deparf-
tarei Wi BIZ entrusted 70 ihels.ly ~ the kfv Mr.
Smib n the asol btanctce If coaplsto
fsnslr edecaren. both subsentlal mud oran-
mental. Wi be i,uphi.
-, hoard. AID tulo' IN nll the En-
rhsh hrauohee. per s"sslen Of hyo
mouths. ulvDhle ~ advance $500
Washing taaeh eoardrr finding their
oun to0csAner dom N -
In u.s. y haol there will be no ofhcr ettrr chas
Inn r. IAe languages aud arpauental stosl,-
Mnsir 80 sess.nn Of five months ~ -
| =" 81 'a'tr1meot for Pr2rns 7E psr
p,aw,ar aea fogntr2
Fancy sssr If ~ slada each 100
Fupeh ittta. and iinhFn, each iaI3
NJ faall vi b" 'aten t=ra - -
IN. seaAtau. u Hess q Pc mus nudt'sts SID
~ IT, yery tcsirnti. :. havQ thce eutHr s.I.. ln
tie srssta# ~ p,salole. The VI e4te1 - ~ fl.a
mpafh of ,eulrmber and October. Wees. nH
vii hcnnr Of tie peue-al eNr-eise' {. tie eeuH.
without nny cxtra charre.nnlsaa e. I. csc whf H.
lulfe eacelai lessons, whcn the e'nrec vii be q
p.r 4ion.
Addfet. Rev Thomas smith. Parksnburg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04
AllGIisr Is. Is4a.

VIZ ~ FALL AM FINTER GOODS
4 T the New Su.re of J y E. 4 = AHSn
IA No tsI Man street & X naisi
Ave received Their first stock OF ran ahe
ginoes Gcods. as follows:
1111of fsrcch Black, English and American
= M1Vd Cle,hs, PLAIN and fancy casslmttss
n y. pjoip Beaver, Flushing and Phot ,s,ht'
ise{;ne{le Ken,ueky Jeans AID Wakefield ker.
~. White Ganze, Red. yellow lTwllied and
ysnied FInnnels plain and fe'd silks. and sat
4 3 f4ou ofytc.l plain, striped, wa;ered, ehnnge'
,bIes NGs1on1 plan Alpaca l.nsifes Hnmbazlnek;
saiin Uhnd plain Muslin de lalncs, sirpeg
n - I191frn LANES. Grape Ruohel. Sirned
~ ~ nted Saxony. French AMI fngiish
" sri X0arhesieT, Farlsion, French ana
She 3{8e hams; Brochs, Damask de LANES
Ne{j3l hgeidered. Dana * VTallen, Tartan
Fifd Thihet, Eshyle. LADY SALE ano
4 Glen Med pr Ladies shawls, cord and black
Kid CLOVIS. E4ae White do. Fancy Points and
Drcss HnNdkerchiefs Alnachs Aprons. Silk
,pvon tssselA Utsck md cold twisted sik fnnges.
Working Censsss Iepnyr worsied. Thread lace
.deinRs and Inscriings; Swiss and Iaconet Do.
shheFtep. Lyons and Fancy Nei I.aces. cold
silk Gilmp4 Qwens and Hom-stiiched Linen
cnmbflc Mia. plan and fed white and blaek
Nstt1S4lQ ead hs'J Swiss, Back, Lace sinnod.
checko4 ~ (sconct Msslins; Null Null. Nan.
sookes IIoq9 Vshwns, Linen cambria; PLAIN and
dg' d bohtloetfs. hlack CASTELAR, Net. new style
bonnet R!hbenf silk prcke' Hdhfs; Irish linens;
Moheir cloak tasssls, ga and "a Table Diaper,
"a Linen Oinney, Russia do and hleached nnd
and e9fd Wuslins, paper do White and brown
d0llsodG~ elIk and wofsted Serge; black silk,
tabby and painted Velvet; Gents black Italian
eravot4 U'Oleay s9arfs. Boz TIC sinrks and y =
ron ceIlG1ef hs.k. white and cold Kid. cash
mer1 ~ ylLbet cloves, Merino aud Saiin Yes
iuGot UUm Suspendets SHspender Fndsi
brovg < ~, Angola and .amhs wool drawers
hndphN 5ocade m-har aad lasiinr coa' md
oserceef u9l(ons; fad. mohar and silk binding
s9uaV e44gN29 German and American Pms
black ~ Whiie cotton. black Lambs Wool
mixed 1ouy and Cashmere Hose. DO hal
Hose: I1e144s stripes, checked. brown ans
blc3ched -sUdlbrgs. canvass, padding. hieachet
and brown muslin wadding batting. Umbrellas
alsr6e assortment Of French Chintzes, British s
AMERICAN PRINTS
Ons eo( fne Florence Braid Boanefs, neu
sfNle. ~ Hair Gimps; dc. r..
Woin ehe attention of Country Merchant
t. - y hieh i large and well selected.
o. ~ and the citizens OF Wheeling ~
viciniey3 ppeeifplly invited TO give as = eai
before ~ 1helr Fall nurch ses for us CAN
and Will DRY GOODS cheaper thai
Vers reyo9OS4 efered T.. his eiiu.
ang ~ J. h. e. II. y. VI,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04

ROCEFTTe DR. J Q Q Ds'
No. I7s. En- ,i9e u Nortf Sqp1re.
TIAs on banI general o'sor'.nen, o. fem, :,
~ GROCERIES, ond DOMESTIC pRf
GOODS. winch h- offers 10 the public low NJ n"
con he tad in Tho Western cennifv. nng ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04
In.onn -nOI.I.AIlA.


NEoRE NV eooe> nt7be Ae'r lef1 .itap
~ THH St.tet 1sl Nafaet s. WHEELING ~
\ YogKE. vaad respectfully Hsfm his
raafamers and HE nnhfr generally fhai De- has lu-
frtHfHca fsan ibe Pest NiIh fenca a-saffIr,ni o1
DRY GOODS aud GROCERIES. GHskrY Nafa.
hardware paafs Shacs. So viueh he j. aH& Hpen.
be au. readY o. stl rs ,bo1p ~ ehesUsf fh8H stfr
TIE r-aHe sfc invited 10 cali and examine TIE ls.
lowing as.Ie.e e. W.
IGRoCERES,
l0a aaes GREEN RIO COFFEE
so haes t.aa,s..,.Ier TIA. 80 rarss y II TEA.
10 Is Hoe satn a.. 10 haye. lnreail 10.
2uun H.. La SUGAR. 5 BID. y q strAR.
200Q ~ uhsc Havana ie, . T.cfers Refs
20 hsls y % NoIAS~fs 90 h-oes com SOAP.
1000 ~. sAIERtTuS,
10 he7es y gIag TOBACCO, sup faal'Y.
10 da IL rnS d. D.,
70 la ~ log d. d..
; lsrs5 rNa.i DO H.
Naimss.. Geund rerpes Gtaual A.fire aaf
Cloves, Giugef. in8ige Naitef. % sote' flpes. @'
DRY GOODS.
Blue hlt hraat CLOTHS. 5 ne hf'ad fIpflis'
p4t.l f-ASsfIrRl Back cNSSlNERES.
ea..iae,f. OF all 4aalHc-, krnrvs Of all gna'Hoss
iiasoss Of sii 1aeAues, ~ bales bf""n H'st'as.
2nl pelce. Ha4ahed NUSiiA>,
7l0 Is PRINTS ~ aI. qualities aad fftres'
BLACK SATIN VISITING.
tBtsiftfNFx. B.csea.d anl ha,' n ~.
APRON CHECKS. BIlE pNlIiN.
Red ITCHING III srire1 Linen ani SIX liiAi'
81. and bt4,,p HOSE. Grnf.' aad LADIES Gl"tcs-
ROOTS AND sHofs-2nD prs iadie-' SHpp"fs
# al ar,aes ant qnaHue'. 81 prs lfa"s ,aHef
Roots. 100 ~, Ia.'ie. XII riipn@f- 81 p.s Men.
.l.eL gssis 81 rs. Mon Call RoOrs ID fr Nrns
..aH I'd H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04

T,RINGEs. GlMPs AND OTHER TRIM
Il MING haze rrie,'m assortment o.
Fringes GimIs. Bnids. VIVA. +''es' nn,'e's ip'
W r ssLBf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04
Fnrz TkIN "

TfIIIH" TT 3. = IT.
~ " nix,
ARrHtfRL fO.t.
ANlNG leased this ettr ..ve 4ad ..eof,.r "a.
lahiishm ~ md anfet'. ,arssa..a s..I r..
Tilted il throughout fhal 49,. tsara,e ,,uIh
eeanty with anv similat establishment g. he -.
hote No hesit1iioa N endcavarinc o. aurnc ~
attention 1T fhp travelling public Ia tins h,9litn
III Il its unst .ifrnnaas escnie.s. 'oJned r.
etett possible 'apsrafraHe 10 10 fend cisral ~
con asefo sasrs-s. ihrY plra,e 'teu.el,#s IL It,
a'aef veil s,faea reputation shall mol only =
meHtsl hrl s1s51ssra
l. .reIu11ure with tho difficulties nj ,he limo
fheg bnec determined 10 reduce their cba1gts ID
ro-r'ssoni. Pare 81 % por dry
H1ihmnae Iulv 3 taI3 l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04

disea-cs arising from disordered stomach aud
impure BLOOD
Ttess r.Il, pre 20, cfacd re .pccifc to
teure alt dI= cH4a. - .oat Of the rub iicai5oua
81 medicine flaelv daclfe Inn arc e,rress
- prepared for tie rrusoHpl # = 10 aud Bilious
Mater Which + the i5'' seed ef dlsense, At
The snne ~ prr'Y -" blood Md efeniu'llg
reetpfa fhe Il #eHaed frul=fnns of tie .nlmal
economy 10 sossd hen ID. All symttem' ats
certain 10 ncru~H'Hie ar csrf7a 4 lie ffnm
. nftRtfHVs fool nm luI1g I'm the rtninNrhi
hfnrc sichnc-s nnd Hnfn. - - n'n"hfs'
haadacle, cnsilYcncss bthoHs mad pnird frvers,
Dc spersB, LIVER coiuri sinf. it,nratsm. y c
&r. one sirsie %. 49, - efR~s7'a
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE Pulls
81 completely earrv ouf md ZEN )vc lie tooi
the pumary c.use Of mos' of the disftcs so"
mnladics 80 ern't.op 81 IT, frff'nt - v u
those who vaine ttc hsnlih nc1ieft tbs -
important M after. m ~ scufc leco rs seated
IN the constitution and frcfetea Il on't n
cvncuate. Trp.f ril1e are rBrllcahle N q casee
Of sickness from childhood ma ~ cid apc. and
can Is usc6 with perfect taft by n z nrder any
ctrc1msfarfes4 paffsrflarie tuerr Il efd'enie
lafnnles u hn ore - freausuile fnh cci n tran
.ieui complaints. which Often render their
hath verf rfrcnrHna.
The great saperioflt.es Of thoso ptlls "a thnf
.varepr,rHreb from liz snlid tvfraet 81 hefh'
nd ronis Then nature % 10 'c'eonsc. purify
and strengthen harmless 10 the constitution
End death 10 dise"ae.
American Ami bilious Life r,la allowed Nv
tic fhousands who hpYc used them. 10 be The
hes purg1nye and medicine N eyfstenee. re,
cause they nor onlF remove ull distinctions, and
puI o. the ovafcm Of ifa turpriiiee: but hccaHF2,
anil wn'ch IS extremely impnriaBf, sircn eihtns
aud gives proper tone 70 The Ft0mach. md mo
daee he1lthv octlon Of MI tho rarta. Pesdes
they are 80 mid mi a>ails ln her anerahau 8
~ render them 1T all 'mee rf-fcc NY eaie nd
desrohl remedy. Tho afr ctcf would d. vi,
thrn 10 purchase n boy or Two Of tt1q XnlHrb'e
mr !rinc, and give y \ far ttiali instead - dr..
sfFo#i9s fheir <fstrn with n repeated do'es ~
fainfnel aud other dri9a 50 fnIlrIuus Ia human
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04
FORW ARDING.

JAS. y. GthD Ell"
rsqcesssr 10 AaerburV. Cgid'r'l 7 Cal
Wnre1 SO. XpGfsif.
VwrIrT continue tAe co'i z siCN i3'F.
~ vsPnING DrSIr T.. - Inc 81 I'D
on Monroe srec' ant aaliciis cons 'en's r. aief'
ohard..e n rrodo.e either Tor sale irfws'di7g
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04
by CHARLES IT BtKIiY.
IiEap or WATER Srg J.

rAQF Gun Orange Shrllac very INV. blus
Z and hpk sli,ers. blselt TIPS aud -de', han-
d,uqs md blndines low priced Rusaa' &e &C.
Just rod md f,r sal-. eco
ncvo JOHNSTON. BFR2Yfb h~ %
6,dLK w,rn a'u,ce. rlain m harr'di Pie'a
w md de'4 Naze-ene hlne and qiG,. f'r
eoi.rs Ncrinoes Bnuhn7'ncs md P91H,na -
paranefea cloiR Tv,lled eleaca, WOOL Mt''
Gloya. aaI r-aiqrv Tpst rod IN t1r -.
r,s94 T0UN STON MERRY Hill ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04
/. uERrCAx cuTLERy-Tho .obscri.

a MEXICAN EUTLERY-The . ,,'''..
a her ho. iast recrieca nm assortment If knives
snd Fart, o6lle raoenfciure oil Pu'sell Green
Rive Woria Nlssochrsor'. which ill bear
eo,noefi.on 8, M, tho bosi shehi.d manufacture nt
less erec. .theh lie invite, his friend. and The
...t,.s',s.atf.na,oo NEEI
nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04
DENTISTRY.
Dry White Lead.

"NFN THOUSAND POffNDS IN Dry Whiie
II Lead Pare. which We will soil At ihs lowest
price. tmh e4l BAKER < ROBERTS.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-03

Mons viii be written by the students, and carefully
oxamined---a methodesl course OF study "lll DC
adapted To each students need. IL he comes a.
iuo no Mil commence al the real begmning-if he Do
more advanced he will begin at the exact point OF h'S
then stainme nts-and II he be nearly ready for the
bar, his readings and practical exercises VIII be ac.
eordingly. Students Will be expected TO study and
work out law points for hemselyes-the sources and
facilities will be furnisnedand ii he cannot solve the
particular doubt will be then, and then only soiosd
for him. or The particular source will be given hiu oy
which he may dspel The difficulty. In the science OF
law, and in It's practice, there can be no royal road
toll is the common lot of a-genius can oeyef supply
the place OF labor and none hope to DO sound law
yers without work-work-woik.
La regard 10 the expense of living In this city, ]
have particular information 10 communicate. Ii 10
said TO be the least expensive city Of the Union and
am informed that board varies from az 80 TO 80 per
week-as 10 all other expenses, those must depend
upon the means, and the prudence OF the students
themselves.
Students enter only for sir months and on any day
of the year~fee $62 80 for the half year, pay
able in advance. The general idea in the United
States seems to be, that three years, from the com
mencement is the proper noyItiate-and TINS, aiso,
must depend upon the students pleasure-or good
sense 10 make II less more according 10 me views
he may nave.
The advantages OF associated studies over those that
solitary, very great and undoubted-
for, when emulation is in It's first yigor, II Is higy
important to give it impulse in the direction OF ITS
future objects. We apt to flag in the race when we
do not hear the tread of our competitors near al
hand. IT, on this principle the learned collect them
selves into societies. students into colleges and mem
bers Of the same craft into fraternties and compa-
Mes there is equal, perhaps superior reason for the
law student, to emerge from that stdoas solitude IN
which il has been hitherto the fashion TO attain the
laborous learning Of his profession.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Philadelphia December, 1913.
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.


A MOS KENDALL and JOHN e. KENDALL
with the Government Of the following descriptions
viz
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and othei
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring penslons--re evolutionary, army, and ma
W. and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement Of accounts whether with the State,
Treasury, War, Navy, or Post Office Departments
Prosecuting Of claims against the Government,
whether Tor lands, other property, or money, before
any of the Executive Departments or Congress.
Our Office is in the house Of AMOS KENDALL on
street. the first door east of the Medical College,
two squares west of the Post Office Department,
where we can be found during business hours.
Amos KEspALL will prepare cases for presentation
to the Departments, or to Congress. His knowledge
of the forms and details of public business derived
from service in the public Offices, will enable him
TO perform this service the most effective
and those who iBtrust with business may rely upon
the utmost promptitude and the use Of all proper
means to bring it to a successful ISSUE Our charges
will be moderate, depending for their amount on the
nature OF the
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