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ON taking his residence in Washington c. during the
" Sessions OF Congress- the undersigned respectfully offers
his services individuals, associations public bodies who
may have business pending before Congress- lobby
member" the justly obnoxious Of that but
ayowed and responsible agent medium OF intelligence
aud explanation between members and committees, the
hand needing be possessed Of facts in the tor the
collection OF which they have not from the press Of other du
ties the requisite leisure facilities and the applicants
memoralst the other hand resident in distant and differ
cut parts OF the country seeking reliable channel o. inter-
prefer through whom be properly eommunatedhe facts
necessary to fair and Just Legislation Ia the premises
Bat the Editor Of the Plough the Loom and the Anvil
wishes IT, nevertheless be well understood that hsournaI
viii be driven with unabang diligence and even he hopes
by learning from Members Congress the condition and
wants OF agriculture the different States yet
fruitful of advantage to those great industrial pursuits which
has been the habit and the pleasure he say the
instinct OF his life to devote his pen and his heart
On mere matters of business such as reace of sbscb
sc. connected with the Plough the Loom and the
vii the undersigned may be addressed as usual and with as
of prompt attention, 70, Walnut street Philadel-
phia For any thing particular, demanding especially
his personal care communication should be adfeed where
they will be sure to find him, al Washlgtnn, ID. c.
dec 4-saw4w (Republics Union) J. 8. SKINNER.
A GENCY AT wAsHINGTON--JANiE H. cAUs-
N TEN late of Baltimore. having made this city h.Per
diligence the settlement of claims generally and
particularly claims before Congress- against the United States,
the several Departments Thereof and before any Board OF
Commissioners that may be raised for the adjustment Of spo
alton other cams He has in charge the entire class
arising out of French spoaons prior the 1905 with
reference to which, addition to OF documents and
proofs in his possession he has those in the archives
of the Government
Claimants and pensioners navy fund.- &c bounty lands
return duties &c. Sc and those requiring life insurance.
have their business promptly attended to by letter. pos paid
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and inconve
ment personal attendance. 10y 7
Having obtained commission of Notary Public he is pre-
pared furnish legazed copies required public docu
ments other papers, He has been long engaged the
duties OF agent that only benecessay that
economy prompt attention shall be extendedto all business
eonded his and that enable him render bis
vices and facilities ecacious, he has become familiar
with all the forms OF office.
Office on F. street, near the new IreasTy Building.
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READ!

JUST RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE
HON. THOMAS HI. BENTON,
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERvIS's COLD CANDY,
AND BE CONVINCED.
Washington January 10, 1849
Mrs. W. Jervis Madam, several members of my family
have tried the Cold Candy which you prepare and found
both eicacious and agreeable.
Very respectfully, madam, your most obedent servant
THOMAS II. BENTON.
To Mrs w. Jervs, SOC Broadway, New York.
The original of this eminent Senator be at
Mrs. w. Jervis's store.
The public will thus perceive that Mrs Jerviss Cold Candy
universally admitted to be excellent remedy
Coughs Colds and all Throat and Lung Complaints by the
most eminent Of the land.
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Form Of a Guaranty 10 accompany each bid.
"The undersigned there insert the Of the guarantor
or guaranofs guarantees that there insert Of bidder
names Of bidders the may b. If bis Cor lheir) bid for
carrying the mail from to be accepted by the
Postmaster General shall into an obligation prior
first day Of July next, with good and sufficient suetes
perform the service proposed"
Dated
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Form for Bid Dhere no change from advertise
ment IS contemplated by me bidder.
81 (or we, the may bc) there write the name or
names IN full Of there state the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on No. from to
ss often the advertisement requires in the Time
stated in the schedules and by the following mode Of con-
veyance, to wit Here state how Is be conveyed for
the annual sum Of :"
Dated
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READI
JUST RECEIVED,
LETTER FROM THE EMINENT ORATOR
JOHN VAN buren,, ESQ.
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY.
New York, August IL I848.
Dear Madam Allow thank you kindly for your very
acceptable present of Cold Candy and obgng have
used the Candy for time with advantages and put
Boston recently by being pro-
any of it. Respectfully yours,
]. VAN buren,, No. 81 White street
To Mrs. w. Jervis
The original letter of this eminent be
Mrs Jervss store Its arguments in favor of Mrs Jervs
Cold Candy should cause all skepticism to vanish.
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AGENCY FOX CLAIMS AT WARRINGTON ID e..
CHARLES DE sELDING,


Commissioner, Notary Public, and General agent,
No. II, TOdd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
W.GSKFfsvHTOsN; DC
CONTINUES to give his prompt attention the proseou
~ ton Of claims before Congress- any OF the Executive
Departments, before any board of commissioners appoint
ed to adjust poaons before foreign Governments pro-
curing pensions Revolutionary Naval Army bounty land
or scrip under the law Of February IL ls47 August TO-
1S4S arreaages of pay mileage for horses and other pro-
perry lost destroyed expenses incurred by volunteers be-
fore being mustered and received into the service of the Uni
ted States and subsistence and transportation furnished for
their and all claims OF whatever description that may arise
out of the late with Mexico Great Britain He in
possession of all the forms and understands fully all the
qurements of the Pension and other Offices He also
the procuring of pzemoney due for made in the
Gulf and the coasts of Mexico coast Of California and
ofAfrica.
He has been houored with Commissions from the Governors
of every State the Union Commissioner of Deeds take
the probate OF Deeds deposons and other of
writing under SEAL &c., to be used recorded the respee
tiveStates.
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the
claimed and the extent of services required
Communications Twill receive immediate attention
He has honor TO refer the Navy and other Executive
Departments and their Exceences the Governors the
era States of the Union Senator's and Members the
previous and the present Congress generally ee4-
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE. COAPARs.
No. IS SOUTH STREET
JOHN l. DONALDSON, PRKsIDEET
rTNHis COMPANY proposes 70 insure lives for
IL years, for life the specified In
the following table, being low safety the assured and
enjoys the benefit OF immediate ia lieu Of prospective ae
uncertain bos He risk, neither his policy the premium
that he has paid
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NTYER PHINEAs's AMERICAN sTRToI PENS

NTYER PHINEAs's AMERICAN STEEL PENS.
WI 1. Bank Pens. 2. Commercial g. Eagle CONNER
cal l. New York Commercial. S. Original Fine Point
g. Patent Double Spring. T. Extra Fine Point g. Ameri-
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The above Pens, which have been highly recommended
All over the country may be bad At the Bookstore Of
r. FARNHAM corner Of 18th street and Penn. av.
dec ~ who is the agent, Wholesale and retail
A CARD.-The subscriber, member Of the former Com
"A mission Mexiesn Claims, will be in Washington in
the OF the month Of November offers his services
70 claimants under the treaty He will attend to any other
sooh Those desrous OF obainng hs services win address
Andrew Wyle, ESQ. Washington.
nov s-dd II. M BRECKENRIDGE
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Eornl of Certifcnte.

The undersigned, postmaster of ,eertihes that the
guaanors above named sufficient and able make good
their guaranty.
Dated
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READ

JUST RECEIVED, ALETTER FROM EX-PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
IN FAVOR OF MRS JERVIS'S COLD CANDY,
From which make the following extract:
From partial Of the Coli Candy, Mr. Van Buren,
eyes it deserve the very high reputation has acquired
beThe original letter be full at Mrs. Jervs store
and in the handwriting of this eminent diplomatist.
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II AND AGENCY have, as agent, several valuable
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miles OF Warrington and Alexandria, in the counties OF Alex
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Any persons DESTROYS Of purchasing improved
unimproved will do well to address pos pad) Alex
sndria Va, call my residence HygeEan Hall
four miles OF Alexandria, intersection the
esourg and Columbia turnpikes, when win at any Tune
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In the time any having land to sell would not do
ams by addressing me the locality, quality, and their vey
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on Lives on every Hundred Dollars.

intermediate proporonae rates and these prem-
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terly, at the option Of the assured.
Buys and sells Annuities
Sells Endowments for children
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involved. RICHARD B. DORSEY seeretsry
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MRS. JERvIss COLD CANDY,
The Universally Acknowledged Coed Remedy.


II EALLY Great Men find purpose in the sparrow's
III fall" The Hon Henry Clay, being of posi-
ton Of eminence by the startling proofs OF greatness has
OF the three letters written when here proyedamd the
hustle Of universally grateful peoplehis dedication Of
MRS. JERvIs's COLD CANDY.
The public may depend that the written acknowledgment
OF so great is cherished by the proprieress OF
MRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY,
with the most religious being gem 20 the prize
and not abused The paragraph which give below from
the intellectual Sunday Despatch speaks but tbe truth
"lThe Hon. Henry Clay, who compelled 10 announce
publicly that he could reply the letters addressed TO
him. while honoring this city with his presence, yet felt
called upon testify the virtues Of Mrs Jeryiss Cold
Candy from the OF which he derived immediate benet
His letter. written Mira Jerys tn when every mo-
ment employed conclusive proof that the Cold Candy
is all that it purports to be"
JUST RECEIVED, ALETTER FROM THE
HON. HENRY CLAY,
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERvIs's COLD CANDY
New York, March 49, lS49
My Dear Madam beg acceptance OF many and cordial
thanks tor your obgng present OF Cold Candy from which
/ persuaded that have derived benefit.
Yours, truly and faithfully HENRY CLAY
To Mrs. j. w. Jerys, 500 Broadway, New York.
The original letter be seem person DESTROYS OF
seeing the handwriting of the great man. Mrs Jers
The exraeom the New York Herald Of March TO- f848,
will still add testimony ii il essentially needed Mr.
Clay looked remarkably WE'LL having almost entirely recover
ed from the effects of the cold which he took when he
first arrived and expressed himself feeling much better
than he had felt for several days past"
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CHARLES w. PAIRo Agent for the Baltimore Lie In
suranee Company would call public attention the reduced
rates Of premium charged All Premiums or Policies in
the District to be paid at his Office corner of and 18th
streets, where applications for policies be made
IL
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ssAYS the Progress Of Nations in Productive Indus
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Seaman, enlarged edition. just issued
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Essay Slavery, by Thomas r. Dew President OF William
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Grimke on the Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR,
N. n. WILLIS, ESQ.
Don't Ia pensee originate Peegance de style gene
ralement admires.
New York, August g. IS49.
Dear Madam am happy acknowledge the efficacy and
Rgeabenes Of the Cold Candy you kind enough send
and wish you in mnsterng the good of that
organ performance which distinguishes from other
animals My hoarsenes which suggested your ciyili, dis
appeared rapidly under your Cold Candy mnisrations
Yours, obliged and truly,
To Mrs. W. Jervs, 500 Broadway.
Read the following letter from the Rev. W. GoTHARD, and
be convinced
New York, January 2 1s49.
Madam; take this opportunity OF expressing my obga-
ton to you the package your Cold Candy which you
sent me some weeks ago was suffering a. the time with
lief from the of your Candy think in Of Colds
Coughs and HOarssnsS', IL is an excellent remedy:
Pastor M. f. Church. Jane street n Y
To Mrs w. Jervis, 500 Broadway, White street.
Extract of letter from Dr. Castle the eminent and
Dentist TO Mrs Jeryis.
would beg TO state that from the well known
curative properties medicine such your Cold andy
is composed Of their scientific heraeue combination
did not hesitate to for Inuenza under which,
have been hborng for tme WITH say hsppest
Effects particularly in promoting expectoraion and
evng the bronchial distress arising from the accumulated
A. c. CASTLE, MD
To Mrs. w. Jeryis. 500 Broadway, N. Y.
READ ceruncate, voluntarily by DR.
the Reporter the United States Senate Editor
the New York Lancet
New York, December 9, 1848.
Several members Of my family have used Mrs w Jer-
yss Cold Candy when suffering from attack Of In
auenza and have experienced the decided relief it,
affords pleasure to be thus enabed testify the Sau
ty effect Of this excellent remedy for colds hosrsenes
the pulmonary affections
JAMES NJ. HOUSTON, Md"
Manufactured and sold by Mrs w JERVIs the Propre-
ress 500 Broadway, New York Sold whole Se and retail
by H. ID w H. GILMAN, Druggists, Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington and sold by Druggists generally Each package
is invariably signed Mrs. w. JERYIs. dec S-qawsm
TINHE UNITED STATES ALMANAC AND Ma
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BENNETT CLEMENTS,
NOTARY F,ubttc, Bounty Land, Pension, and General
Agent,


CONTINUES to prosecute claims for Revolutionary
vices Invalid, Revolutionary, Half-pa and Widows
Pensions and OF all claims growing Of the War
and late with Mexico. His long service clerk in the
Treasury Department. and aud extensive expe
and efficiency ali claims committed his manage
His charges uniformly moderate. 1t expected
that correspondents will pay postage.
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TILE HUBBUB I'm BOSTON.

=
Several of our citizens, lately returned
from the North, after partaking largely Of
the good things Which, for an adequate con-
sderation, are so abundantly lavished upon
OUT New Orleans "fugitves, assure US that
the peopie Of the North are sound on the
slavery agitation, and will faithfully carry
out the provisions of the Fugitive Slave
bin We fear, however, that most Of our
scitizens who visit the North belong TO the
class Of upper-tendorn, whose sentiments and
feelings do not control and direct the opin-
ions. much less the passions, Of the mass Of
the Northern people We do not believe
much in the influence of this class. They
are. ne doubt, very potent on Change, and
exert tremendous Influence on the price OF
opera tickets and white kids but as to po.
litical power we believe that any atttempt
on their part to assume the leadership Of
public opinion, would result in preludlcing
the cause they might advocate. In this
view. we doubt whether the great Union
meeting IN New York will effect anything
towards the suppression Of the agitation
there. even if the people believed in the SIM
certtv of those who got The demonstration.
We believe that the cunning, fanatlclsm and
aenagogueical boldness Of Seward are more
than a match for the wealth and influence q
Wall street.
It's not improbable that the Fugltye
Slave law will be executed in all the North
ern States, that resistance to II will be put
down BY force But will the matter end
fofa
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WHAT DO THEY IN THE NoRTH. "A friend
who has just returned from the Eastern
States, where he has been spending several
weeks, informs Us thatthe reports from that
section, so fan from being exaggerations have
not conveyed half the truth.
He states that the excitement on the sub
ject Of the Fugitive Save bill isunparalel- II
ed, and the determination 10 resist it almost
universal among all classes Of the popula-
ton, especially in Massachusetts
III New Bedford alone eight hundred rum
.aways are congregated, and arc openly
comtenanced and sustained by the people.
Sympathising meetings have been held, and
the most respectable citizens do not hesitate
to counsel them 10 remain and resist. with
assurances Of aid either open or secret
Thisis one Of the most intelligent commu
mites in New England
In conformity with these counsels the ne
groes have determined to remain.
Onr informant. a gentleman Of intelli
gence, further states that the public senti
rnent IN that section of the coniedeSacy wa.
such as to make it highly unpleasant, i noi
dangerous, for one known TO be a SoutIlerl
man to tarry there -SolatcSn Press.
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ON MY BIRTH DAY.
BY RICHARD ii WILDE.


Another of my wasted years has gone,
And brought me nearer nothing-but the
grave;
And thus they wax and wane, and oneb by one,
Leave, as they found me-Melancholy's
slave
Each stanpsits wrinkles deeper on my brow
Each sheds its frost uponny scattered han
And those that knew me once, andsee me now,
speak Of me as among "the things that
werea
I've watched through night, till dawn, the ling
ering sun
It's my fortieth siri--at length appears,
And seems 10 question What hast thol
done
Through this long waste Of miserable years
aErehis eighth lustre, gallant Surry died,
But, dying, left behind deathless name;
And hast thou, then, no honorable pride
No noble aspiration after fame
Horace and Virgil, Caesar, Scipio Lit
With glory, erethy years, the sword or page
Esn whilst thou liy'dst, Napoleon, Byron wri
Their bi1ef and burning annals on the age !!
aAnd thenm Enough know it all-'tis true
Wasting my head and heart on Love 9
Rhyme;
While irrevoeable moments few
perished, ana bequeathed no name
Time
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Of the publisher, and charged accordingly
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