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COATS of all kinds, viz

PantalO0Es.
Cashmere Pants, all eolors, Doe skin, black,
yellow, green brown, drab, Tweed Cashmere OF
all colors, black satin.t,, giey, blue steel mixed,
leans, brown and blue, corduroy, sheep, grey.
reStS TESTS"
Silk, satin, cashmere, Merino, cloth sa,inett.
Boys Clothing.
Over Coats, blankets, beaver pants.
CLOAkS Of the latest and most fashionable
styles, and cheap.
Furnishing Goods.
Linen bosoined shirts, calico. check. red and
white plaid shirts and drawers, Canton iianne! do.
silk handkfs., neck do. snspenders, socks.
Hats and Caps
Fur, wall, silk plush caps with variety oil 9TH
er kinds.
Trunks, carpet bags, Buffalo robes, Buffalo O.
yer shoes.
A splendid assortment OF Cloths and CASH
meres and yes,ngs. Black French Cloth, bea-
yer. blue, green, Dealee, &c.
CasSimtrsS.
Plain, black, doe skin do Fancy Cassimeres,
green, yellow, brown, check, OF different styles.
Also fine selection OF Vestings, Silk Velvet,
satin, silk, Cassi mere. Merino.
Sa!iuetts
Brown. blue. Gre, brown black.
All Of which will be sold by the piece. or made
up in the most fashionable New YORK Styles, q
such prices which cannot fail to give entire 'aii'-
faction
Therefore if you want the best articles al the
lowest prices, or if you merely wish TO Crafty
your taste BY examining we'll selected stock
CALL iMMEDIATEtY at the OLD low
CLOTHING STORE, where the subscriber wi
always be on hand.
JOHN JORDAN.
! Novsmbef Z, 1850.
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ALEx. w. M'GEsEGOl:.

.ltlorucg aad Counsellor a, Lac ara Solicitor
in Caaneery,
DAVENPORT. Iowa,
NTIiL practice in the District Courts OF the
w 2,i. judicial District and in The Supreme
Celif.
He will also attend to the collection Of debts.
obtaining AMI locating Land Warrants, Purchase
and sale o. Lands, rayi ( Of taxes &c.
Also Conveyancing, Drawing Of Mortgages,
Leases ana every description OF writing needed BY
those who may need his services.
ANY business entrusted 10 his care Will be
promptly andfa,i.fally attended to.
oaice, east side Main street I'd door below
Cook and Sargenl.s Exchange Office.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-08
BLACK HAWK WAg.

BLACK HAWK WAS.
Bounty TO Soldiers
THEsB Land Bill'' having become a law, the
undersigned will vote his TO procuring
the bounty for all persons he are entitled
thereto. He has received The full instructions
from Washington and is prepared 10 make out
the necessary papers.
The law gives Bounty to all persons who
have served in any OF the wars Tor period OF
more than thirty days.
ALEX. W. McGREG0R.
Davenport, Oct. l0th, 1850.
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A. BENEDieE. >. 2 :
ROCK ISLAND.
POOR. ssfoEx EEATEsEss STORE,
UrcrEsAl.E C RETAIL.
A. BESED.G'f & co,

A. BENEDICT s. CO,
A RE inr eeeip, OF the iarsss, stocks Of Boots,
~ Shoes and leather ever offered in this market
Terms Cash; and prices as iow as can Dc had N
the West
IEATHEH.
To manufacturers who buy By Inc ios we sen
Heavy Red Sole Leather al ~ c's.
y;nh, g 9. q 20
.rs.,a,,s h...p,,r {. q
Harness.
aaa Calf, Zip. Upper, Betting and Morocco, &c,
&c. in proportion 10 same low prices.
Rock Island. Apri. 81, 1851
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-08

ESQ dozen No. ]. Q and , extra fash. Maeskin Hats
$50 Is med. quality and Fac FISH. Angela 90
2Uo 9 common quality Co do do
IS t' low cre~a broad bris do do
800 Russian hats sssaris ] sts.es nd aualti.
66 6. drat brush hats b i,h and low crown;
SIS Is extra fash. drao ana baes beaver Hats,
315 8. sos drab brush, assorted gsalItleS
iaj IS do black do 90 Do
275 do deasani pearl beaver, fur seal, musk
$50 g do DO fur hats, assorted celors.
615 g hne Saxony Congress hats, ass'd gualiti
$50 g extra quality Jenny land, style, !
$50 g Kessuth and Hungarian bats.
$50 &c boys soft fur, assorted celors:
100 g do Congress and Santa Fe hats,
700 & do Jenny Lind
so g do common pearl, white and blue wool
100 g Cerro Gordo DOL hats extra sizes,
600 s! common WsolA'i black, white and bl'
co 9. Union hats;
500 :. nsa,s e.. espssssry variety style and 81
leo 8. hae rcii broad SILK plush caps;
so g glazed silk caps;
loo g do lawn do
IS infants turhans, silk and cotton velvet,
5000 g mems and boys palm .afhats, sss'i gus
$50 s. high and low crown, single and douo.
Leghorn hat;
375 50 Rutland, Pedal, Birds eye nd China pei
straw hat
100 infant's Leghorn saps.
60 8. do fan, Luton, Bupstahse nd Pedal IS
100 !. Panama hats. ass'd styles and qualities;
50 8. Grenada do
go Florence III no nuets. assi quality;
100 g bonnets comprising every variety ofladit
and misses lace, straw and lawn bonne
The above goods viii be sold at very small al van
selected with particular reference 10 The Santa F.
Salt Lake trade and merchants trading at those pl
ces will find X to the advantage TO give Us call.
March 8, ls5l.-26-2m
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III. a. IL. z. WzEEIsrETgOIsE,
iI3 .Nain Stree, s.. i.oias, 10.
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
HATS, CAPS, BDNNETS, AND STRAW 6G0D

RE now receiving the larses, stock OF these goo,
= ever before broug h, To this market. Having
ident partner east they have this yesr facilities ii
purchase and selection ofgoois, shich they have ne
er before enjoyed and will al al times Be enable
offer their friends, and country merchants general
articles in their line Of the mos; sti al
at pr ices which cannot fail 10 suit. Their Assostme
consists in part as follows:
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MACHINES WARRANTED.

MACHINES W AhStskN AO'
Flows ., al kinds constantly on hand al our
Shop All with Agents generally through me
country.
We tender our acknowledgements to the puo,,
ic Tor their liberal patronage, heretofore, ana
gould respectfully solicit q coatinnance 81 Inc
same. -
U, wo,,,d cali the attention Of our Farmers e
the important improvements recently mace i,
,n- plaws and tsst Of all a reduction in pree OF
ri. each, except sPrairio Breakers
DEERE, TATE \ GOULD.
Moline, IL Jan. 3olh, 1851. II
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TO THE PUBLIC.

w uEREyER STORMS celebrated sCOIC COUGH CANDY has m
eganta and uefuco
From Druggists Of Chieaso-Iar sa' in -Four Montas
satisfaction
have n
IS
wman1
e. 4 IT. ANDERSON Chicago, Sep, esn 1870
s pRi1a oNE pE CENTS; PER poz
nA-Al berald icouatma Merchants
Or Mom'sS Candy. and take oMcr
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WANTED 100 Cords Wood--,he highest
Wv market price in Goods paid for good split
wood delivered this winter.
G. l.. DAVENPORT.
Deer. Goth, 1850.
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Fall and Winter Stock Of
HrAUv MADE CLOTH

Cloths, Cassimers, vestpg-, &c, aud he feels
oonhdent in saying tina, he Ail be able 10 com
pet. with any house in the Vest, and by odds 10
Give better bargains than can be afforded in any
other Establishment in the place lie 10 largely
supplied with every variety Of articles in his line.
and win take pleasure in showing and selling his
goods. His supply consists in part Of
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-08
LUMBER LUMBER
AS CHEAP AS EVER,

1--WE undersigned would respectfully morn
! the public, thar he IL s,'ll prepared, nea,
MeCartby's Saw a.ll, TO fill all orders rhat nav
b. required in his line. from
La,aber to Shingles.
SUCH rs
Flooring. Joists. siding. Common inch
Boards. sir inch Fencing. L.. u and Ii
.5eet ioae, Clear Lumber, Lah aad
Shingles.
which he can afford 10 sell az ,ou as csa Be had
ia this place.
WI. HOWARD
Davenport, March 9th, 1851. as-d
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EVERY BODY, AHO1i
OLDORIGINAL CLOTHING EN-
POKlIIM.
LARGEST arm III YET!
HONOR BRIGHT. NO HuMBuG..

TIME Proprietor Of the OLD OklGlNAi.
J. CLOTHING STORE-on Front street, I'M
mediatey opposite the Mills, has the pleasure ..
announciag 10 his friends and old customers, that
he has Just received his
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-15
Recommendations.
TCertifcate ofDr. PEnRY, Portsmouth N H.
PnrfEmnith. Sent. 70. l6lp.A

81 Portsmouth. Sept. 70, i64e.N
Mr. Up. MoRsE, Agent for ''Whte's Hair Restor-
ativeT'. Dear Sir--l deem u my duty TO state some
facts respecting the inestimabfe value Of Whites
Restorative. Several yeaw after severe nj Of
sickness my wife lost all or her hair, the scalp ap
peRrod discussed, aud the hair grew out hrash ana
uneven. About year ago, by another ht Of hlek-
ness she lost all OF her hair second time and LOT
long time there was apparently no action " the
scalp. Amer various applications was in1ueed 70
try the above named Restorative, and nov, al
ter the OF fow bottles, her hair has grown out
thick, rs iustroIs, and of as beautfnla color ~
ever Furthermore, for long time have oeei NJ
hictcd with neuralgic and other pains IN my heau,
and have found it tho best external rrInruy nsso
ever tried Il therefore AheeFfs 80 =
90 all who afflicted above as the best aIncio
have ever seen. Most respectfully your.
Manufactured by T.. WHITE LewslE hs's,-S soo'
In 's,on, Wholesale, by Wilson, Fahbank y Cot
retail IN ST. Joliushury. hy j. {. Bingha.ei Pe.~ami
ste, fsvI r. paTkss Wells River, ]. Shedd q Se'
Danyillc, Vail, neming CO. Cabot, shlma NM. !
sell; Marshfold, Putnam & WOOSTER MoY s -
Redheid- n f;raru- srd h~ my rrT-ef'is~e ~
throughout The Union.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-15

This elegant
preparation islast
- g the place
Of all other arti-
Giles in use for re-
storing and dress
ing the Hair. II
prevents the hair
from falling OIL,
pr q m-Spas It's
growth, removes
dandruf, and re-
stores the natural
n n q luxurient
growth ofthe hair
In NIL cases OF
badness. II al
40 removes pain
p,b,,tt,atkakauH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-15
Notice to Claimants.

TTsIIE following described property was seired by
Il an Officer Of the CustnTns-for having been "
legally imported Into tho United Statrs--to wit
BAY Horse,
Any peE4nl FsE4.AA esS4fT,4,-r-- i--s+-rrrr dr-
scrbed property are hereby notified 90 appear with
M ninety dave from the rst publcationof this no
tho District Of Vermont clAph slatng his or their
interest IN the praperiy AElzed slgAI sseeg,i~
Bond 10 tho United States conditioned that la case
OF the condemnation OF the property ~. seiEed the
ohlgnr will pay all costs and expenses Of the pro
ceedlngs 20 obtain condemnation otherwise sunll
proceed To advertise and sell said property accord
ing TO law Ia such cases made aud provided,
A. l.. CATlIN, Collector.
Custom House, District Of Vermont, Collectors
ohiec Burlington, Oct 20, 1881, .-144ra-
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DAVID KINIsToNs ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT.

District Of Essex as
A. Probate Court holden % the Probate Once M
Iupenhurg, IN said district, on the goth day Of
October A. n. 1871
GNfiANCi NIL, Executor of tho last VIII and
- Testament % David kinistou, late 81 Concord,
IN said district deceased presents 10 tho Court here
his petition IN writing Feprescntng b. said Court
that u VIII be bcuedciaito al Interested 10 have all
the real Estate 81 said deceased cold and praying
said Court " naai I'm license 10 sell said ral az
tate hereupon Il u ordered by tho Court that
said peililon DO hcari aud decided nj Probate
Court 20 be holden az the Probate pfiicc IN Luuen.
burgh aioreaRid on the 18th day Of November a. H.
cause all porsons inierestrd 20 be notified 81 said
pefiton and 81 the thus md place OF hearing BY
publishing copy u this order three weeks success
lively In the CALIFORNIAN, anewtpaper printed NJ St
Iohnsbury, Ia this State, all OF which publication
shall be previous 10 the time Of hearing. lTt4w0l
Attest JONAH BROOKS, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-15
NEW MUSIC NOOK JoF 80 4 DOZEN
OsLy. Juar FunLIpuEp
THE HARpsICH0RD;
. on, UHOH COLLECTION % aacHrp sfusic'
By LroHAHu hARsHAid. and ilFsHr ~ sTosE,

on, UNOH COLLECTION 90 aAchfp auhic'
By LHoHAHu MAHsHAid. and ilfHHY N, bfOsE,
IeHehers Of Music, N"ton. iH
UNllis work u the meal SoHpleff collection on Sec
II rod Mnsic ever published, containing ttsut 800
tunes ~ upwards u Ngkfg different metres, 1esides
ChAnta aBd mons than fiEfB AaAeai and sot pieces,
adapiedto every occasion ofdiYue wnnhlp & pub
he interest, such ~ DfhCan0Hf, hifGiliioag Ord
natioss, Bs,Dfssls, ftHsrab fhsHissiriHq and Faff
diva 0ifHhig aia Cine " SsrTiss, Pafrioac AID
Tspipgrancs cfhbrafioHi &C., the whole forming 4
book Of asa pnges ~ more han the usual sire, and
In large aud elegant type, Anita features have been
perfected with the greatest care, and under the Inn
mediate supervision " the editors. but the aHHibsr
Of lileees "a not the only RECOMMENDATION, Of this
work. reliance IL placed mainly In the fact that the
music will bear examination, each tune having been
thoroughly diEettsd, and made moi 20 nll up the
hook, but 10 be sunq
Most Of the music IN THE book IL new 10 The Am-
eriean public and selections arc made from Handel,
HAYDN Mozart, Neukgmm, Rossini, Russell A. oibeu,
Also, The NATIONAL PsAIAusT, by Lowell Mason
and Geo A. Webb, which u thought 90 be their beat
book, Price, 80 a dozne, Also FtHEsnE Han
AoNr a collection Of Gleet hBd pnri Song, either
original adapted ffom the German, and never be-
fore published nthis country. hy WILLIAM MA
sos. Price, 90 cents.
Orders follcfcl LN ,IAHnAg q MIIIlrLLl..Iss. 49,
iif Washington a. boslon, f1r any 81 the above,
or for Prof Eua.ella nNcellsnt series Of Reading
Books, now naed IN more than 600 townt.
ThsAbove Tor sale by 5. Jeweit, 81. Johnshury.
Sept 1851. Ta9wt
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ca To be woman Of fashion is ono of the
easiest things in the world A late writer
thus describes h-buy everything you don't
want, and pay for nothing you do; smile at all
mankind but your hnsbandi be happy every
where but at home; hate the country; adore
Paris; read novels; neglect your children;
nurse lap-doEsi and go to church every time
you get a new shawl.
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WrittcH Tor me Cdledoaidn
THE sum MER RAIN
ny popoNA Nosrroprsr.

Through sultry day In SPINNER.
TIN nay fcvcrud brain grew-wud,
From the early gray Of morning,
TN the evening family smiled--
had toiled IN hopeless anguish,
Nainly striving good 70 win;
While my wilIowy form was bending,
Meath the woes I'D ganerod in.
And my heart, when shadows gathered
In the stiffness ofmy room,
f'roodcdo'Tth6h hidden s9rrows,
Mid the deepning Of the gloom
Thus, awcary, and forgetting
That TO labor and repinp
l. but A0if to do our duty,
Murmured still this heart Of mine.
Softly then, smid,the stiffness,
CHANGING on the window-pane,
Like an Angel, TO refresh ns;
Foll the gentle summerrnin.
Swccter than the softest music
Aslts siIvery droppings fen,
How my heart coped forth IN gladness,
Like prlsucr from his cell:
As watched II slowly falling,
Thinking from the NOISY caves
Waking up the sleepy fragrance,
That was nestling 'mong the leaves
Hnlfl deemed tho sinless Angels.
Circling 'round In shining rinet,
Aud the music was listening,
Was the waving Of their wings.
So my Spirit-hnrp grew stronger,
'Tillits murmurings were still,
And ia stInms OF melting Eladness,
Changed to joy each boding III.
And whene'er my spirit fainteth,
Sinking meath its weightof pain
Then the balm that brngcth healing,
Is the pattering summer rain.
81, Johnsbury, Nov. 1851.
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Blood rHIRsTY.--An advertiser in one
of the New York papers, seeking a b-sinUSS
arrangement with some perton OF capital n
eSSs that i'his only objectin taking a. part
rt~v, i- tIArr urrrrt NJ ms tar pdryncF,r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-15
Dwelling House for Sale.

TUNHE subscriber ofIsrsfor sale bis new two Aory
II Dwelling House erected the prcseRt season and
situnied on Church Street between his coftage house
and Mr. Willey's residence. The house Il conven.
lent, well made, and pleasantly located. Thsrs u
n shed attached. f-----
Aroasopable credit win be given, ~ desired, for a
IFoNARD D. HOWARD.
n. Johnsbury, Oct. ., 1851. fnn
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STRAY COW.

GtAME lotto my enclosure, on tho a7th September
~ last rcd white faced COW, marked "N'' on
the hip l'rhe owner i requested 10 prove proper
~, pay charges and lake her away; 49,, -,
81. ioAnsbury csntrp. Oct as. isSi. " aiwss
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and Is a sovereign remedy for MI dseases OF the
scalp. IL gives the Hair brilliant, gossy iustre
silken texture, and healthy vigorous RPpesrpnre'
No Ladys toilet can becampleto without this iusiis-
pensable article.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-15
Winter Arrangement, 1851.
Sullivan Railroad Notice.
EEsEa EEg se -

tk
Completion ~ he RaRpdg on Connecticut
Itigtr, Through Lr0w ne JPIhs mn, 81.
JoEnablvH, 6e,, 10 heto YDrk furice daiIv
DAhsEAekRs leave n Johnsbury At A n viz
Sullivan aud VI. Valley RhilT6ads, dine ~
Springfield, and arrive in New York % p'H
Leave % lilo, take, supper At Springfield and AZ.
dye Va New York VI ~ "
Leave New, York " An, dine at sprihfheldiars
rive AZ 81. Johnsbury same evening
This is the only direct Hallway route 70 gprngy
field, &c. from Northern n. Hnmpshire Easi1ss.
Vermont and The direct route from The White M
10 Saratoga, &c viz Bellows Falls and Rutland,
Passenger leaving ST. Johnsbury ~ $50 and
lilo, via sullivan and connecting Roads arrive irl
Bopton NJ 80 aud TAO .. NJ, cannectlhg at ntohl
burEh with DE trains Cor worcessr, Sse and NJ Gro
ton for Lowell Lawrence and Salem.
Fare the same "a by any other route
Passengers leave Boston, Pltchburgh Depaf AZ
7,90 aud iai vim Sullivan and arrive Vt ST. Johnsbu-
~ aud intermediate stations by any other
route. Freight rhins each WAY daily
ID, A, GAGE, Supt Sullivan r. II, .
OarltSiotrH, " ~, Aug, 3, isbl. Ts7tf
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PADDOCK's FOUNDRY
Machine Shop.

TINHE subscriber haying purchased the entire in
Il terest of. g. Paddock and 3. @. Eullsr, 10 tho
above well known establishment, IL prepared 10 FUR
nish Castings and Machinery Of every desert ption
from tho mos Lextonsivo variety Of patterns IN tho
country. JOHN n PADDOCK.
ST. Johnsbpry. Dec, o, 1850, sS6n
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-10
RaItlmore correspondenee.
The Election and The Rssui-Ni~ CahGrine
Hayss-Bapfisl Union-BIafkets and Stocks.

The Election and The Resmt-AIIss CalhGrine
Hayss-Bapfisi Union-B1afkets and Stocks.
BALTIMORE, November s. 5p m.
The doubt is now clearing away from the recent
contest, and what was surmise before Is now rem
dered csrtainty-lhe whole State Democratic ticket
10 elected by from two thousand TO four thousand
majority. The vote cast is very small
The Legislature will stand, il Is thought, about
follows; Scnlte-W Wings 10, Democrats9 House
Of Delegates Wings 40, Democrats " Returns
have been received from all the counties but five,
and parties now stand % Wings to 81 Democrats.
Mics Catharne Hayes has just closed an agree
nent with the managers OF the Mechanics lnsti-
tute for the of their magnificent mammoth
hall, to give series Of concerts in during the lat
ter part of the month of December, commencing
on the night of the 10Th. This hall will be capable
of seating nearly 5000 persons.
The Maryland Baptist Union has been holding
its annual meeting in this city for several days
past Resolutions have been adopted in relation to
the widows and supcrannuated preachers fund, the
missionary effort, and the temperance cause, and
urged upon the attention Of the members Of the
church as of great Importance.
In the Baltimore market this morning there were
sales of 375 barrels Howard street -four at $3 81.
There was good demand, but it was generally
held at higher figures. Sales of few hundred
barrels City Mile at SO rs to fill up. 1t is now
held at So 81 j. and the stock is very light. Sup
ply of grain very light. Sales of white wheat, com
mon to prime, 10 IS cents; red, good to prime,
rs 76 cents. Corn, new white, in shipping order,
50 SO cents; yellow SO 81 cents.
Sales at the stock board board to-day of 1000
Maryland 6's, with coupons, at lO3! 300 Balti-
6s, 1890, at l04l; two shares Merchants Bank, at
81 and four shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
dividend off, at 63. At the board, to-day, Mary
land 6's closed at 1887 bid 1897 asked; Baltimore
Ga, 1890. l04 bid, l04s Asked Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Bonds, 1867, s9s bid, 9Ol asked; do.
shares, 81 bid 63s asked; York and Cumberland, Is
bid, 49, asked.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY,
Cttyy ~ NVnchfnutan

TTNDER the direction of AARON HAlGHT
u PALMER, of New York, Counsellor of the
Supreme Court of the United States, for the follow
ing objects:
/. Conducting professional business in the Su-
preme Court of the United States; especial aten-
ton will be given to Of California Land Titles
coming up on appeal.
2. The prosecution and recovery of all claims, in
law or equity, against the United States, before
Congress or the Executive Departments, or against
Foreign governments before Boards of Commits
soners.
g. The settlement of accounts with the State,
Treasury, War, Navy, Post Office, and Interior
Departments and obtaining the remission of
Fines Penalties, and Forfcitures, for alleged viola
tons of the Revenue, Post Office, or other laws.
4 Securing Letters Patent for inventions from
the United States from Foreign Governments,
and procuring Land Warrants and Pensions UNI
der the various Pension Laws of tile United
States
.. Collections generally, embracing Debts, lie.
gacies, and lnheritances, in the United Statcs and
Foreign Countries.
Investment Of Funds in the United States and
State Stocks and Loans, and on Bond and Mort
gage of Freehold Estate
iS5- TRANSACTIONS from the leading European lam
guagcs executed with fidelity and despatch
All communications addressed, post paid, to the
undersigned will receive prompt and faithful at
tention. He is solely authorized to settle the
Agency Business and concerns of the late firm OF
Palmer s. Snethen. AARON II. PALMER.
Oct 29-dlw-wtf
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-10
woRTaINaTON G. sNETHEN

CoNTINU ES to practice law in the Supreme
" Court, to attend to cases before Congress, to
prosecute claims and settle accounts against the
Departments and Boards of Commissioners, to
procure patents at home and abroad, to obtain
pensions and bounty lands, to collect debts, divi-
dends, legacies, and inheritances in any part of
the United States and in foreign countries, to make
investments of funds in loans and stocks and on
bond and mortgage, and to negotiate the purchase
and sale of loans lands, and patent rights in any
State of the Union. Particular attention paid to
California land title coming up to the United
States Supreme Court on appeal.
Communications, prepaid, addressed to w G..
SNETHEs, Carroll Place, Capitol Hill, Washing
ton, D. Co. will meet with prompt attention
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