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1. Al young chickens, jarks aul fnr-
k.ys sir'uld tc kcp. under rcveI onloi lhe
wrasI,es during rainy scasons.
.. Twmc nr thrice a week. pepper. sl'al.
n,s. sh,scs or garlic should bc mixed with
their loed.
n a small lump uf ass Jc ida sllanld be
placed 10 lllc pan u, which their wafer Is
gwen ihem to drink.
A. Whenever they manifest disease by
iI,e dsoopins of ,hcir wings o. any out
ward s,gns of llI-lIcsl,h. a li,tle assaiteiida
suken inlo small humps should b. ni'xcd
with their fsM.
@. Chickens whish are kept from The
dung hill while young sciskm have the
eapcs ,hcrclore il should DO the Object
of these Win hayo ihe,n 10 SO coDiinc
their hcns rs lnprcciudc their Young lfom
tl,c r,nge II harlr or slsifc cards. !.
@. Should AMY ol ille chirkcns have tlic
gapcs. mix up small port,nns ol assalG''da'
shubarb AMI pepper ia irrsli butter, and
give each chicken as much 81 the ln,xi.src
Is @ai lie sron onc-llalf the boal oi =
small teaspubn:
4. For the pip iho following Treatment
Il iu.lirious Iikc oil iniura,cd covering
on The poliit &c the tongue, and give tait
day, Tor Two or lItec days, piece o.
sa,Ilc ,Ir size ii d pea. II g,rlic canna
&c obtained, oniun, sllalnt ~ shivcs wi
answer; and ifnc,llcr Of these be con
scnicni, two grains of black pepper to y
e,vrti in fresh butter will answer.
3. For the sniillcs the same relncdle
is for The gspes will be found highly cara
i've, bu, ~ addition 10 ilirm u VIII y
i,prcssary 10 mel, a little assal0i1la
fresh buslrf. and rub the cliicllen ancu
the nosuils; laking caicAlo clean thc'
tut.
q. Grown-up ducks are sometime
taken of rapidly by -ednvnlslnns.
such eases iaur drops Of sinuarb az
iulr grains of cayenne pepper, naked
fresh butter, slould be administers
Last wear We los, several BY This diseas
AMI this year The same symp,ums man'lrs
I'd themselves among them b,it VIC
rested lie malddy williaut listing 81
Gle duck, by dose ni the aboyc med'r'nc
such as were in. Oue of the ducks VI
al Tho time paraIy yzed, but was thus 5
tcd.
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Scarlet Fevor.-In Braithwaite's he,

Scarlet Fever. Braithwalte' S lie,
Prospect Of Practical Medicine and
Surgery. DIR, Gardner has paper re-
spccting the treatment Of scarlet lever !,
with belIadona, in which he says that nc
has not vet met with fatal case ~
treating with IT. He administers J. .ne
belladona acotding to the ability Of the
patient il doses Of halt a gram to 9
whole grain, every three or tour hours
He does not allow delirium to deter
HIN from giving the medic nc. In N.Y. ~
lie rsccmmenls is bread and mix. D.
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NENERAL vapor Bath-Adop,ed by Congress,
III through strong United
and other eminent physicians, testimonials
The apparsua portable position
favorable debtsted and to the safe distribution OF
The applications are Nature aiding from The POTENT epidemic
the United
snd else whec) called me.cHra
marie Of the operations
bath still used in Turkey there lately
evccabe
Of and rights making
and usa furnished powerful but safely graduated electro
and other complaints
Applied Hail, wing, first noo convenebt for the
Iauss) No ss, and a, residence Of sick froba'nm est
Saps e-eodu BOYD NELLY
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General Agency and Law Once Al Washing tSn'
DE sELpinS 4 WYIIE,

No. fodd Buss, apsHus neat door Ws's q
BsoUas Hotel, WasAtnfton, ID. z
lHAs DE sELDiNG ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
co tnsmhp for The purpose Of prosecuting claims eoie
the executive departments before board VI
appointed e adjustment Of spoiaoas OF other
claims against ioe government prepared 10 gave ue'
all be insustsd
oaye. They viii attend Obtaining psnsons, bounty
land return due as arising under treaties,
buying selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents, sc.
Anasn, Wyiia h. win attend any busnes. with which
nse may be inrnsled IN Of the courts Of
tbe Dsrict. supreme o United States.
Chas. SEEDING being United states commissioner notsy
public and deeds all the states OF me Union
viii give pop 10 taking Of testimony acknowodg
deeds which his ohce
Charges regulated BY the amount Claimed
and the vi services required.
Communications lpost paid Will receive immaculate Ashuon
Sd
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fe~sepdeA consevator Of the person
property u William Cronpton, unsue OF hMuod sonheeu
ate MasacpusosD TOT the extension VI
granted sad CIoptoA for On improvement ~ inquire power
The expiration oi said patent winch pAe
ON 25th day 0 November 1901 -.
is ordered that the sd peuon be heard al he fai.n. ONE o.
Monday March, 1851 at u o'clock N ana all
appeai, and show cause any hy nave W"
said petition ought not be granted ;, j. -.
required 10 nle IN 'he fa,eh
their objections specifically eel forth IN wnng
DAYS An testimony MED by eihe parry
te said hearing mus; be taken ana IN ac
eUrdanee OF the oee, which wi be furnished on ap
plcalon -
ordered also this notice be published IN IRE Republic In
Union, Washington D. " lfibunn New YORK
Daily Bee Providence oua Providence Rhode Island
Courant Hartford Connecticut once wees or ee success
sye weeks previous 10 2iuh day OF March next
" $3.50 THoS EWBANK,
Commissioner o Patents.
s. Editors viii please copy, te
once win paper containing this notice
m Iax3yx
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H.
TUE unvaed place for obanin" all Wines liquors Ae good
and cheap snder" iateyn Of the
penh his stock OF fresh nportaona and he has the salts
faction Of offering OF the best wines and liquors ever imported
Du Gordon, sheuiss, delicae pale very
low old and choice drauh
gallons specially selected hmonuado
in bo ~ in Europe which he challenges equal to
The Amonuado shees peculiarly adapted
Por vines principally pecay selected for h sales to consu
ne from The stock OF Burmeser at opoho and imported d.
These wines are uiy and delicate, highly APP
proved by hts customers because oue manifest superiority over
red wines palined of such.
the gallon or whole by Among rare
delicate white Port and Mnlnsey Port
Madeira wines of various sorts dry and ch south side old
and West Indies sereia &c. Ac &c. drought and In bottles
As 10 le sparkling wines of The subscriber Is wei known that
ported by him. superior other wines and are sold AT prices
a. inferior wines in The Market which
He champagne Of various brands and qualities
low prices, retail wholesale In the article OF clare
generally subscriber holds himself be judge and
s h ns A. s s from ,ns s vs @ o the single
OF Burgundy wines he has stock and
gundy as France affords.
sau,erne and Barsae always on hand in bottles
bernhard Jordan Of cobenn sfSnsive and number
still Hooks and Mo-e from the cheapest sorts TO The very
choicest villages Of the "senbe which the best growth
In the articles OF Copnae and other brandes now I'm.
old 1900 Of otard Dupuy Co
celebrated "Cave Of in eighth casks, and 1912 in
hhd and Dubouchs" 1874 hhds consignment which vii
Also Irish, Scotch and Mononsabela whi'key, Jamaica spirit.
preserving brandy and all other wine. and liquors including all
Of the above sold by retail to In quantity desired
An good. delivered within days Philadelphia fesh
paid Orders will be promptly executed II sent by mail or e
Address JACOB sNIDERh,
Cheap Wins Store 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
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ID III. HOOE d CO., Pennsylvania avenue,
7h aud stlh Streets receiving from the n
importaons Of New York the following rich and mos
soods, viI
Dress silks great variety nd fashionable syl
Colored silk yelyets of every shade OF COLOR both
Fsench cashmeres and mousseines de Iaine, Of
styles, and very rich
French mernoes, OF every color and finest quality X
Watefed and plain Irish popiins 10
Black aud colored wstered silks ~
Real thread-lace capcs, very rich
Real threadlAce collars, Jenny Lind style Aenufey
French worked collar, cuts, and sleeves
Richly embroidered evening dresses II
Rich thin silk materials for evening dresses
Real ihread-lace berthes
Black lace capes and berthes
White and colored Grape shnwis
Real cashmere long shawis
Rich velvet sack conks and nantes
Very richly elnbr oidered handksrcheis-
Together with great variety OF other new and dssisl
which they deem unnecessary to cnumeratc, and 70 az
they respectfully invite especial attention.
Dec 3-4wif
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agency. Washtngton.-Tbe undersgned late Of the IN
Office Department. oilers his sev,
ces no mail generally, OF the southwestern
particularly, with the assurance that is removal rom once
dose
tanned In the capacity and fidelity, and
refers office OF both parties with their hearty
con 10 u tain him tberein
All ors business OF nainre at the seat OF
thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
J,Iv Ar late O Office Department
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law ana Agency once.


THE attorneys agents law in the Supreme
OF District Co
upba promptly claims against the United States
officers and The
snmen bounty lands pensions, of due patents for new
Inventions, &c, &c. :,
They tender profession dis
prepared by local will abne one
relative the Forms and usagcs
of business Of departments will be furnished 70 our fegu
bounty
landw Il on best lands.
Office on Penn avenue, and fuckers building
DUFF GREEN,
BEN. Il. GREEN,
RICH'D H.. CLARKE.
nctI ar Rim
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DECEMBER %, 1850,
I'm petition o. w. Whittier OF Concord, New Hampshire
praying the extension Of patent granted TO him the Both
May 1887 firearms for
tbs expiration OF said patent which takes place the n day
Of May, 1851
petition be heard the Pat nj ONCE,
Monday, 7h LAY Of March, s5l at ~ o'clock and all
appear they have why
said petition ought be granted.
Ordered this notice be published in tho Republic Intel
Iscncer, Unon Washington, d. CT Tribune, New York
Providence Journal Providence, noiy Bee Boston hassa
Journal Portsmouth, H., week for three
weeks prsvoa the said 18th day Of March NEXT
TTOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Patents.
r. Eds Of the viii please copy and send theI
bills the Patent Once with paper containing ms notice
Dec 23-iauJw
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Reports argued and determined the ccn, of
UAited first circuit from 1879 s5l follows
Gason's ReporsRepos argued and determined in
circuit United States the first circuit from 1912
Second additional and
VOLS, 8vo Boston, 1886,
own feelings, well the
TRUTH IL select the decisions Collisions and
Mason's Reports preemnent merit They
fairly level best productions of tie Eng
sh Admiralty or deep ard accurate learning well for The
highest ability and wisdom In DECISIONS Kent 20; l2l o2T
Mason William p Rspor Cases the Circuit Court Of the
United Static 1916 1890 vols,
These comprise
Collisions The decisions relate variety OF
admiralty PERSONAL and and chan
acuiaLes
which uas Of their
utility the the English reports
sumner RepoTts OF Cases argued
Circuit Court of the United states Tor the
First Circuit 3 vols Svo.
the decisions of Mr. Justice Story and
series Gaison and Mason. The de
relate particularly TO questions OF
civilian W)-Reports OF Cases argued
the Circuit Court Of the United States for the First
Circuit vols, 6vo.
These continuation the series of Galson
They the last opinion
who died while the last opinion in
the third volume yet undelyered'
Woodbury. tChaes LIZ and hinot George OF Cases
Circuit of the United states for
the First Circuit. Vols ] and q -.
the decisions OF Hon Lew w oodbury
appointed Story justice for the first dis
tc."
Howarps S.,s sas Court Rsrorts (Benjain RE.
argued and adinaged IN me supreme ,on VI me
ted States. Vols. 4, 5, 8, Z, snds
f,ow fers and with those reports anu Dallas
and Whaoa comprise ali the decisions OF the highest
known law. : -.
the Constitutional History
Of the United "a edition, in vols, Svo
U1f-In press, will be ready in March Dec 2'-dly
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nR AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERfNTThis remedy composed entirely OF veseta
Bile ingredients totally free from mineral substance com
binng original
Dr. Amat celebrated physician In
dyen,ey bilious complaints dyspspa and all other disorders OF
The hver &c. .
knowing from experience. operates the kindly and
Submitted remedy TO those
fortunas escape its hrs' nsdous
symptoms.
To be had wholesale retail Carusis Music Saloon Penn
avenue and the principal
drus ind Alexandria
full directions with Interesting
accompany liberal
United
promptly attended All cstons be paid
Aug. aiawu sAMUEL ChkUsi q w.
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COMMON HALL Of the town Of Petersburg. Virginia.
May Tho following resolution was this day adopted by
Halle
~Rssss mayor Of the town advertise for proposals for
Of Petersburg endorsed by
the tae osya say payable 1870 and 900 In
with coupons for payable half yearly IN February and Az
TIE Of less than $500
sdtssd 70 the chasen Of the until the IAN ~ o.
10 0'ADeck which will be oponed and sne nehet
h6Aw win y snsisd ese'c payments s me same wi ne
required S May, 1 June i5sh July md bidders VIII state
which these periods they o Tho corporation reserves
thsnsslvss the nGhs u reject oNsr made"
hereby gwen the
chamberlain according
resolution, until %sh May 10 O'Clock,
N. CHAS. CORLING,
Nay o-Atl thMaypeu Mayo.
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Jenny LIND Opera Glssses rom the Opocs
tute in Munich and Vienna in Germspy.-The prophet
named institute for the convenience OF their
customers in United States established branch In
New York.
The superior quality Of the Munich glasses is scknowh
they are used in every university in Germany, aud
thousand been sold during Jenny Linds concert
YORK and Philadelphia
glasses and spcciscles hsd and Tlasses set In frame
Mr.. Beckel, OF the nrm OF Walstsn d Co., New YORK,
personally upon all such wish their eyes carefully ena
glasses adapted through which method, in conBenon wi
Kind Of glasses the eye will be conserved and
Dyer Mcclure have been appointed agents for the Cit
ington received full assortment OF the alb
acles which they respectfully invite the attention OF
Mr.. Becksl viii remain in the city for lew days, an
special attention to such may require his services
DYER McGi
Dec l+-dd Corner Of 10th street and Pennsyivsnia
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SUPERIOH DaRuerreotypes i-Ffrst Premium
y wHITEHURsf has extended The field Of his opern
more ground any dngueueoypist in the country.
may be found Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
No 2o7 baltimore street, Baltimore corner Broadway
street, New York; No u Main street, Richmond;
street. Petersburri Main street, Norfolk; and Main sur
burg, yirs,nis-
Nj. beautiful and highly finished electro daSuerreoJ
exraordnar improvement, insuring faithfs and bief
hkenesses few seconds
The rotary back ground, invented by j. II. Whitehupi
airy and hving appearance to the picture.
establishments As~svsbsss spoSy Wen
sand picture. annually and have given dseasfsc
IL nauerns proof OF the superiority NJ his bkef
D. ~ w calls Of the public generally 10 HI
furnished saI,ery over Lane and fuckers store,
exhibition of pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding the unusual competition In dssnereo'
recent Fair OF the Maryland Institute, he was a~srde
medal by the judges.
Likenesse. OF every description copied and post MO
.,,e,dcd 10 Nov
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4 COMPENDIUM of the Entire Body OF tn.
n by Asa kinne-aph alphabetically arranged with reieFen,
latest and approved authorities.
vols, Law sheep, evo, PIP. ALI. Retail price, ~
40 and 81 Ann s4es,, New
Opinions Of tbs Profssso~.
There are few works in the profession that contain
sound law within the same limits, or tha are more desc
p''"' p"s CHIEF JUSTICE HEl
NEw YoKK, Sept. %, 1850.
concur with Mr. Nelson in his opinion Of the s
CHANCELLOR wALwt
New YORK, Sept. %, 1850.
The vast accumulation of reliable citations from the VIII
legal and reports, both American and ioeiu
powerful auxiliary the law STUDENT gvins him the fact
and Will Eensvey aid the studen the
ROBERT J. WA
ooTosrR l2, 1850.
have frequently examined It's citations and have bs
gratifed with their and haXe been as muc
precision and clearness with which il announces
pies of the referred Indeed, have received
sisance from il myself feel anxious that the profess
learn its merits, and, like me, enjoy its advantage
New YoRK CRY, Oct. l6, 1850.
II mparts all the advantages Of and we'll
book, while it to the profession vast deal Of
DAVID PAUL BROWN. Philad
Mr. Kline has collected with great diligence and acc
decided the points presented by his questions,
ably advanced the subjects which those questions ap
the authorities copious to give to
SCISSOR Of the work very large law library ,...,
Ihaye examined Kinnes Law Compendium with ~ MI
my avocations would now and am raiised Ii
mirably adapted the purpose for which II was obW
signedto facilitate the abors OF counsel in the preparation
for Trial and argument From an examination OF
titles, say with confidence that they are treated
'''s"e"' JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, New
calculated to be greater help to the student than
book of its extnnt and will find its way upon cve
table a valuable ready reference.
w. L. HURST, PhilE
The plan and utility accuracy of these works hau
the unqualified appreciation OF the most distinguished j
United Steer late Justice Story Chief Justices
Vermont HornbloweT OF New Jersey, Tucker Of virgin
OF Washington city. Weston of Maine, &c, &c
Published by JOHN r. III
Noy94f 40 and 81 An
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THE UNION.


December "a, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received department
O'Clock n q e 2ls day Of Apnl furnishing
four yea nom the st day Of July such quantities
such may required
mail bags OF The following description,
CANVASS MAIL BAGS.
Size No 43 inches in Length and o. inches n circumference
be made OF weighing rs The
inches width the the fabric be doubled and twisted
iye-iold.
Size No IA nehes length and 4s inches in 10
be canvass, weighing is
inches Width the cloth like
bag
Size No. az inches in length and % inches ecune
made
and the cioa Is above described.
The bags Nos be made with
Client number holes, with cord
their mouths All be marked inside and outside thus
gu s. MAlLn
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
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T,IiE AMERICAN Lave stock Insurance. Company
Vcennss Indiana Charter unlimited granted January y 1901
APP aJ0OJD. Stockholders individually liable.
For horses mules, prize bulls sheep aud cattle
combined oil ne water acct
Also stock driven eastern markets OF
thirty after proof Of dcat
bowman councillors Ferdinand EbeIwne,
merchant Captain Isaac Mass, merchants George D. Hay mer
Hon Thomas Bishop builder; John Wise merchant and
Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Es OF Ninccnnaa Adm snit,
farmer. bank director NJ auditor of Knox county.
Joseph Bowman PRESIDENT b. ShurjeH Whitney, Secretary
Burtch president Vincennes branch
o tbs Bank Of Indiana.
NELSON, agent Pennsylvania avenue between l4ti and
18th streets, Washington City.
16-fy
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lyOR SALE.-Fisk Rsymonds elegant air tight metal
the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, directly o~
bys Hotel .- ,.,;.. ~
Having completed extensive faSIcs, wai h -
the demands for supeIe, ~sas, ~. Oea
low prices viii secure res.s ea. aa -
those who are unfors--so as 70 heea eohn ~ neA
CONN., attend 10 conGucuug funerals IN The country
strict regard TO economy Rumor 10 the contrary,
OF Gen " Taylor never were placed of c0ns
single occurred Of one OF them bursting f
mentaton Of body within.
l. Dec 6--d3m. IND
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7 ION Hunting Ina the Interior of south Africa, by
IL Cumming vols.
The by Professor LOOMS
Winnie. Of Literary and Scientific Men of America
volume.
George Casro King Of Albany by Clements Moore.
CITATIONS speeches Of Edward Everett vols
Douglas; Principle Developed by the author Of
Jessie Barton. | vol.
Bensers Memoirs OF Anne Bolcyn. ! vol.
Ellen Parry or Trials OF the Heart l vol.
The Canton Chinese Celestial Empire by o. Tiffany
vol.
"reminiscences Of Congress; by c. w. March. vol.
Echoes Universe; by Rev Henry Chretinas vol
In Memoriam by Tennyson. VOL
vespucn his Voyages by the viscoun ssnsrem
4
The America In s<a by Robert Baird
vol.
Universal Dictionary Weights and Measures ancient and mod
ern reduced United standards by H. Alexander
vol. r..x,o, ~.x.
received, FRANCk TAYLOR.
ecptl
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July 4---dti
WILLIAM aORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Laacasf,r, Grant oonrty, Wtsoonstr,

(LArE or rAuauISR COUNTY, vAD
WILL attend of Grant Dane, and Iowa counties, and
w Madison He viii give
collection OF claims, the
redemption lands the payment OF taxes fof
non re dent landholders in any part OF the state
Refers H. Fooe u. s. Senate Hon James NJ Mason,
g. Senate; Inman Homer esq, Waenton, Messrs Knox
Mason, attorneys al law, New York Professor W = Honsr
David apslsy esa and q w. Welsh Philadelphia
Crockett John Kasson, attorneys At law 81 Louis
Nis.our. ls-lawly
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.

Ornamental Liehhs, Pases, siirer Wave, &c,
THE subscriber has lately been At considerable erp,
L chasing and having manufactured for his use, In
ing ~ balls, parties, &c, the following articles, which
out the most reasonable terms, viz
very splendid centre table ornament, and chande
were mnde expressly tor my
Two pair very beautiful candeIsbras.
One pair magnificent
A large and very splendid assortment Of silver VIZ
China, cut glass
And every variety Of articles this sucen, IN
ty Of some three thousand persons.
Tbese articles viii be rented out. either separately or
the most reasonable terms.
q. GAUTIER Con6
Ala Willie de Paris, corner Of Penn. avenue and II
Dec 0O--QtifA aw6wif
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JOHN NJ. 1I'CALLA,

General .dgent at Wilmington City.
LII money, the government individuals,
n attended TO-
He has EVIDENCE his claims
land under the late act OF Congress-
and ofe his n all and others
settled and claims Congress prosecuted
WAsHIsoTos September 70, lS50.-ly
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pENsIoN and General Agency.-cEo. G. AMEs, havin

DENSION and General Agency.-GEO. c. AMES, having
resigned Office which he held Bureau Commits
years.
Tu Wse agency for the prosecution Of claims for
and the officers ana soldiers of the Vir
gina navy; revolutionary invalid navy
bounty land rendered
otbe revolution and Mexican under the
passed by Congress granting bounty land the officers and soldiers
1912, Indian l790-aI
which adjusted the Pension Office His long with
the Pension Bureau hve which have been devoted
claims
der the yaons revolutionary pension aws has, Of necessity
dered him familiar with all procedure with
evidence observed and with principles OF the laws admin
istered Office well history
e. ,s SITE Ms ,ds99soes s1d with
ants In
only by long experience.
Tally Wise established general
the OF claims Of description tho
before either
board before
In will the Hon. Henry
A. WISE of Virginia partner, aud who wall be responsible
the ataness and efficiency their lie will hh
sonal Washington his
be required.
All paid, viii meet with attention,
addressed Geo G. Ane Tuiy r. Wise, Washington D. C.
D-codiw Aw3ms