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FACTS ron FARNrNs-lt viii not do to hoe e
great field for little crovs, nor to NOV twenty
acre, for five loads orlay Enrich the hud and
il will pay vuH ,ur it. Better farm twenty acres
well. tlag iI'y by halves
la dry pastures dix for water on the brow Of a
hill springs are more frequent near tie surnce
on a &c GIT than ina vale
Tie foot Of the owner is the bGst manure for
land
1t is hest to cut grain before it is fully or d5ad
rip" When the straw Immediately below the
grain is So dry that On twisting 1t ~ juice is ~
lracied 1t shu.ld Lo cut For then there j, nu
circulation Of juice to the ear Every hour tt
stands uncut after this stage, is attended with
loss
Obtain good seed, prepare your puul well.
SOW carly. md pay no attention TO tie moon
Accounts should lo Kept detailing thavypyn,s.
aud products or each field
When an implement Is M longer wanted for
the season lay It scareluly aside but let it be well
clepnnd
Cultivate your heart Alright q. well ns your
farm, and remember Whatsoever a lnan sowcth,
that shall he also reap"
Sheep put into fresh stubbles are apt to be kill.
ed by eating too much gram
Keep notes of all remarkable events on ynur
farm, recording even your errors will be OF BE-.
neit
oao animal well fed il botcr than two yoorly
kept.
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THE LArAwnA VINE oY OUIo--We noticed in
the window OF Fellows Van Arsdae and Co.
No. J ! Maiien Lane beautiful prize goblet.
manufactured by Gale and Son Of thi, city, bear
ng the following inscription This Cup was
awarded to Thomas H. Ye.tman. by the Cinc.
natl Agricultural Society, Dec2', 1850, for the
best native Caisvba Vine offered for the first
class Premiums Vintage, Isle" We under
stand that Ne Ycaumad also received the first
premium for Ll, wine Of the previous years vim
'lgg. We knew this ggutlGmnu some TWENTY-FIVE
years ago, whom lie Tasa m,re youth, aud mid.
sAinman in the uayy since which tins he has
changed HE occupation ofplnughiug the ocean to
that orpIoughmg the and judging from mum
.rotnotIces We have read in the western papers
Mr.. Neaunlu vineyard is peculiarly situated on
the hii sides u the beautiful OHIO or Ia Bsls
Nly. p and las the aspect Lud soil of the IA.
vuured Southslde vineyards Of Vrauce ana Ger
many. III; vintage tms year Welded upwards II
tDnr thou.aud gallons, or Elk hundred gallons to
the acre, auI the qEanuY vii. probably ,ucreaso
(aS III, new Vines come 20 beagiusl M Few yeaTs.
to ten thousand gallUns per nEnum. From this
wine, which Gl1 tie character uf dry Hook, tbe
finest sparkling Champagne is mnde, which will
vie successfully with tho most favorable brands
vt Europe Mr Lougworth, who Is also a resi.
dent of Cincinnati We understand i, now having
prepared about a hundred aud fifty thousand bot.
tel, The great preference given to the native
over the imported wine, makes it difficult to sup.
/ ply the demand By a publication Of Mr. Bueha.
nan we observe there was, in the year lSis. "se.
ven hundred and furty.,hrse acres Of vineyards
within u circle OF twenty mile, around Cincinnati
At the present time it Is estimated there are two
thousand acres in the state These will. on the
average prodnco four hmlrcd gallons to the acre
and W. shall have of Ohio VINE in year or 20,
a vclrly Weld uf eight luulrcd thou anl gallcn,
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SONG OF THE RAIL ROAD.
By C. T. WOLF.

NJ y = "oAf'
~,
l.uuSh we u'puiu ahl lfoush me cIhy,
l'ro"Bh the corn snd through the hay
Der the river. through the brake.
Der the black and dreary moor.
On We HE with screech and roar
Splashingl Ga.hiDr'
Crashing dashiupl
Over ridges,
Gullivs, bridges,
h, the babbling rill,
ard mill
U!ghways
By ways,
Hollow, hill
Bumpng-
Rocking -roaring-
Like c,ocO giants snoring
By the lonely hut and mansion
BY the oceans wide expansion,
Where tn. foundry bellows croaks-
Dash along
Smash olo,pl
Crash along
Flash alHnrl
On, on with iump
And hmm
Anaa thumn
h,darolIl
HES the FIRE Gend or TO IL. destined cosll
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s,r-.--s.sss r.-.s.,s w are H use m
tND CH.il, yANUEACTUR

IOUN LATHAM r,spert-uliy announces to the
j ritizrns Of Ottawa that he las taken the cabner
E.ab.lshmcntatey occupiedby W. MOORE and
that h. has now On hand ana is manufacturing
o'i lind, Of Furniture and Chairs al his shor
uu sail, st. such as card centre aud dinlDg 'Ip.
bIrs. bureaus I,'d.trads of all kinds; cane flag
aud wood seat chair. lie also keeps ON hand look
iug g.assc-, picture iratu 9, &c.
AlIwuth Sold hy hjWls warranted wcmadc and
chcng u- cauuc bought any where IN tins country.
y Collins hrpl on hand and made to order
ON -horiuul zee and murra -nucusrd wIha hrarsc.
lutrmrut privilege. ~ 'hr Cemetery at 8 each
Oraya. ru0y - 1850
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Bowling Saloon!

| ANES Otonnor respectfully informs the citi-
~ 2ens ol Ottawa that he has recently tc-fltcd
NuJ materially improved the Bowling Alley on
Court House square, originally established hv him.
and that he u now prepared tn nccomndntr pnttns
desiring hrnlthlul cvcrc- - with the best ram, or ,
pms to be found lhissilc oi Chicago
Ills Alley has been lately constructed of,hc best
Cherry, and cannot tail to give The utmcs, saislac
ton, jan Is.
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CLbinet Work and Chairs.
Il UPaulsTtRING 8 UNDERTAKING, -

'IH. ,iharrbrr beps to return thank sinr The lib-
] rril ilsnnplu given him thus far, and he will try
on merit s continuance.
lie would respectfully remind hsirirnds md the
Inhr ,hn, his stock sull of such 1tlclcsus hc finds
ndemnni here, oihis own m'urnrwrc and mpor.
ted. an irdtaniei as represented.
Walnut Lumberlnkeniup e ylot furniture.
lle hns ON hand aud makes To order marnsscs,
cushions, &c. a. good aud ns cheap ~ they can be
fought in ST Louis or Chicago. h. also keeps con-
snn,y ON hand ready made collins OF all sizes. lie
kecp,a Hsirse. and attends funerals, aud his char.
ee,wl be found Low, PETER Russell.
"a Sale st., Ottawa, Aug 1880. 10,
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1)hnsitiuns s. Gur0rons.

Drs. Gooding y Hard, VI. \ GoodinG NJ.
ID, c Hand, VI D. having formed por.ncrship
inthr practice oim,Iciuc and surgery, will attend
promptly to any business with which they may he
ilY1r-d IN the Inc oithcIr profession. Ollcr near
the corner OF Ia Sale ani Mad sou streets, and
on- door north Of STltl's Law Office, Ottawa, IL
,nois aug 30, lSJO-u
Vim. W. Cavariy. Phy hyyir'H X Surgcon-Of
tIru, N,-O,hce ln Sanger and AunouTs new
building, front roam, second story oilers hs pro-
i's-,0uHl services to the citizens oi thl- vicIni,
AMI hopes by attention to business, to merit
uslirr OipubiIC patronage. $50 1t
II. W. Hopkins. Physici1n and eE--r9a-Ot-
tGsd, NJ, ptsrS ms professional service, to 'hc cI-
ulruS ut Ottawa, aud vicinity Office over the
store oi II W Chrryrr urNtlo Walker X !ick-
Ing s, residence Dulhr north side ut,hr urw public
sulr., where hr maybe found az all times except
when absent ON professional bumrs-. auTtiS
Or. Pearson, PhlyicinH, Slrg,OH. and DsH-
tvt-v'tITn. III oilers h.. pIpi',sIuuai-rrylc
- IIr IhtbiJani- ol Ottawa and vicinity. OF
iH'r Of h,- residence uu Columbus street
= ID. +. stall continues tu pea form d. o.rraUol- 'p
al. thr Niuou. Dlruch", Of DoEiIsly. CEarp-tO
c,srsSpIad Tuh tie i,msS' mar T., ~
". ID. Thomson, u ID. oilrr- ms professional
services 'o M" c'ulrU. of Ottawa and vicinity
Oti'r.In the rpom l7uu.I.y o,rup.rdhy Or. GuIl-
bert, opp,we ,bc Telegraph oaec. ny stats u
RrlIr.. block. np. 20 -
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Low Ii:iIcs
New Meat Market,

yEEEMLAI WOOD iuiomshi- friends and the
hI, new building ON 'hr conner north Of the Court
House Square, Iu Ottawa, where he willie happy tu
supply nh his tcuisnni the public with the choicest
Of everything m he meat luc Vegetables of all
kinds also kept on hand
No N1rkci on Sunday. The shop will he kept
o7euon Saturday evening, hut closed on the Sab
bath. sept u 1850
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Shaving and Hair Dressing.

TlB subscribers take thi, method OF returning their
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage
,hey h,ye received, aud hope by increased attention
10 buNnrss to merit aud receive still further patron
npr Their door * kept open early aud late, mud
,heirpriccs are suited to hard times
shop kept open late en- saturday night, but closed
a,preciscly 10 o'clock, A VI. On Sunday,
R,tos. brushes, Combs, &c, for sale.
Srn on Madison near Columbus ST., north east
cr rurt house. RErH & GREBEb.
U.tH1, Dec 81 1850 3m
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Storage s torw0r0tug
II 0 tel s

FOX River House, by l.. DEtA"c, On tue canal
uear the aIraduct. Canal packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House. rcarthr confluence Of the II,
uoi- and Fox Rivers ,nnducar the bridge
Mansion House, Ottawa, ,lll ,hy K TnorN. Pas
sengcrs carried tree to aud from the canal pack.
cts. Stages arrive and ddrpar' DALI.
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The Cultivation of Flax,

rendered profitable in cur State.
Within few weeks we have seen notices from
English papers, and letters from England, pub
llsheh IN this country, which 20 to show that
''sic IS au"nt 10 DC a great REVOLUTION ia com.
"tt'e' 10 oe brought about IN England by the
SUBSTITUTION "i naX Tor cotton III the manufacture
OF cloths. 1t Is now stated that cloth ha. bceu
woven composed of wool and flax fifty.four
inches wide, Of excellent quality and exceeding
y durable" Cotton and fax have been spun
together, IN equal proportions; and the Iordpn
Chronicle assures It's readers tdat "nothnp noN,
remains 10 be done, su far as the principle Of
hdhPthg lax to cotton or woollen machinery
cud OF dyelng the yarns of fabrics is concerned .
ana IL urges upon. the farmers Of England eaily
attention to the fact, that five hundred tons ner
day will be required for the consumption Of Man
chester alone. This Is the equivalent of no loss
than eight hundred thousand bales of cotton. II
to tins be Row added Glasgow, Paisley. DC. the
YuahutF required VIII exceed a million Of bales
brltlsh manufacturers are sangulne in the sue
cess OF this new manufacture; aud from the ne
cuiiar adaptation Of the soil Of England 10 the
raising Of flax, they calculate with confidence
that they can dispense with a large amount NJ
the cotton they uow receive. from the southern
states, ara throw into the lands of their auri.
cnI'ursis a new and profitable business at the
s'clihce OF the hopes and expectations Of our
southern planter.
Tb', st'ricct v,o. rr..o,.,, -,.....-.......
the Farmer. slul, n tlo A,.o,, 'I",,,.'.. mo
New York ot n rpcr,t ..s.i,,, n. ~, Nv
IN intr,duciY,, il saiJ J,ta,s Iu'''' 'i.''
subject for dl,cuss,on and '' ",., ' 'Ay'aS'y',
that the form Of the fibre Of fix IS round while
that of cotton Is A,t H. r,a,, ,o''i'' VINE
Li.h magnifying power. Fl,y ,yb"r f'.i ,"J"" oy
pared feels much liks ,r, ,mJ "''' n's'i Pr
bra, I,0'', Loo,: gfsat coraretar Of
of -, 'le iHes' ma 'I,le9t YES,
Tar,, ~ ~. anY suitable 10 the largest
nor,,a ,o'.;s, VIZ "ari| ana The tenn
H. -, so', mus, Apply od' genus to
gr y ,y;Il ,,, -, ,e"u'.HS II rs t"eaP as cotton,
rToI nj g ' regions "nere Got'on car,
.,nn No "o' H'''.-. Ae world VIII
,yo",J Io a'.e. -. garments oi me linen II
Wv, t, ats'' |i"u"ph lor U.s. u we can set
by rar,ino,r % ,n' r1a"'re 'T "' supplying mankind
yg.t ,,. f,il " ',i 1t, "a t'e"P "' cotton
anJ ,", ,an:,, VI .1ns"t WIZ 1' opened Tor Us,
onj Oh ,.,,. "i'.,.S E'oTHs population re4une y
Mr. T,In"I," II''O'' ~ PROSPEROUS prosress.
/ ''''''"N-N 0"'i 'idl " WAS evident t.at
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New York Dry Goods Market,

lfFls, AZ. hoo.
-, oes" eN'lene,y nSht since our last
,.ri,, ee,e'"y mas Deem very mol
80, - V'> "'yu'" - ""S'' "hen much more
81 ''''b at nave o'en reasonably expect
II i, 5;Rcul, 20 ,nl,, d., =,
.'..,.,' W Understands Tue cause ior tlns
tempt to explain it would se merely conjecture
"',,,o.I ] We Leave every one to explain i, III
/, co,ro, ~ so''1u s,.'.,l 10 ne own l,'d
cause the domestic i dnIlnr ,hap ,h ,n. ,'r. "e,
trade. The unly true ,cur.,. T., ,;. ;,,ro,,.,S -
to wait patiently until ,b,. bu,ar. Fan, ,I, n,..,h
and west make their aupea,.r,r. in tbe n,a,L.,
when the stock on hand y-n Ne .rrs,IJv ,al'..vsd
As usual after a Ter. ,'YIl ,r,.,k. i,,n,,.a,s -
come impatient, and an. uu,ous r. saII -.
therefore have given way. and man, stylss nf
goods sold a, less than tl,,o,t Of innortot;on
III the last season yu, q poor one thi. !. mn het'
ter, and the prospect for next f,ll is sin wors.
The uuaeroL, merchants guIny To the g,eo, Fair
Will undoubtedly. make many nyrcb,sss c,r ,hi.
market which othcrwise worll no, hr ,naIs amd
spperabunlaut imuart NAV therefore b,, rsr .,n
ally expected
The safe course would bo TO do 4 smaller bp.i
ness than heretofore ualil uri,., h-or II ,nn,s
reasonable proportion to the cost Of inror,,,inr
The last account. from, England reny.sent trad,
as dali and prices declining therefore ' NAV .x
poet cun,is isuments to TIN, market. us the MANI.
acturer- On the other side prefer to sacrifice th.r
goods here rather than IA their own market
Almost al! kinds of goods urp forced off nj .
lJss where sale. are effected with ina ayc,rtio,
Of blankets, and pclhaps a very few Other am
c,cs.
! J. general. however. very r,y hind. of ,,oJs
will bcsra profit Pr.nt, have fallen OF f.iiy 3
TO ~ per cent. WItuiua week GiugLa,ns sr. sr.
trrmeiy duli, mud the best STYLES will hardly
l..
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Too BAp-1he editor Of the Burlington w,
Sentinel las lost lis COW. Just hear his com
plant
Her color is red,
Two horns on her head,
And "a light spotted stripe ON her back -
Aud the person who finds her,
viii tail see behind her:
Not an inch Of yard does i! lack,
II the editors COW
You should sec, DO now
Send her back as soon as YOU can
For ofchildrcn he. four
With the prospect Of more
AMI not drop o' milk in the pan.
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SaleraiuS Mandatory.


TNAkE this mctI ol Of announcing To merchants
! aud dealer, IN this state, that they have fitted
upnu extensive establishment with new apparatus.
and are now manufacturing any quantity OF superior
REFINED SiLERATIN,
From the bcs, material which can be OblanedIn the
market
Ncarr manufacturing superior article, and the
mcIurs tor shipping are such that merchants and
ds0."T- In the vicinity at jhr cana. or uvcr can q
'Irlrsrpplic, from here in much less time jhuuir5r
'.r eastern market, and also sgyc transportation
and Jn, necessity Of ordering alnrgc supply at once
Ih1s" who may favor ms with their orders, tor a
urgr or smaO. quantity, arr .-urrd that they vii ue
attended to wi,u promplncs~, and filed tus
LOW IiaIes
g~ can bc obtained m New York ol St Louis mar
krt, for au article OF the same quality.
Merchants and dealers ar invited to call and OK
anime our ,1mp.r- before orIeydg :hclr supplies
from uih"- mnTkris
Muruuctory on Columbus street one door north
Of Union House, Ottawa, H. ocr. l2-lO Gm.
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The oli issue Of Land warrants have advanced
in New York, owing to the defeat Of the bill in
,anEros. making them transferable. The prices
are now .gum Sl35 &c sl45.
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We thus find NIr Darby estimate orthc black
race no les thau 29oouOO tor 60 per cent? 10.
yord the lct Nh Duby makes the population
ui 1900 taru'ys sir millions, but in fact il is only
tr'Iiy yhte-ani more than twothirls Of the rr.
ror :, found IN his estimate of the b,auk race Mr.
'Ways estimate in general was asremarhably near
to the 'ac., and We adducc it merely to prove
mat ne c"ored race Is not increasing MS a., MS
Tie most intelligent people supposed It would
N"Nunw the results @! $50 with sufficient acGu.
mcN toR'sgna them IN whole numbers, and what
ne the ratios ~ '.ucggnSp in tho two ,u,usi
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MI UNNY has, In us estimate, lpagcs 49S-q
.oI his "Niew') only gone about per GO. t. be
vond the fact, in hs estimate Of tn. white race.
Now, Iotus takchi, estimate ofthc >,acks. lfoqud
ON the same pasc) and compare !, with the real
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We see both in the las, ten years, and in the
last 40 years the increase Of TIE colored race Il,
not more than hrothisd, OF the white race In
1910, the colorcd rae. was 9Si per cent, showing
tho continually Decreasing proportion Of tho black
TO the white race In forty vcats more the rro.
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BY w NJ. g NJ. OSMAI
Business CARDS.
GS~ Ne ~

Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
G., GAY would inform his friends and Custo-
~ mefs that he has removed t. his new shop at
tbs south-wcs corner Of the public square, where he
wlllcontinue the manufacturing ufcariages buggi, :
md wagons IN the lnest aud most approved styles
Beng practical workman, he ilattrrs himself that
he can build as good work be produced III tins
market. IFork made TO order aud warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Jan II 1851. G. G,y
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re n g. aA n g. N n - .
Brunker's Rife Mandatory.

YE NE subscriber having returned from the east
after wishing the pnucpni manuinctories, he
4 Is now prepared to manufacture the cclrhra
icd lucIease or Gaming Twist Rifle, which he war
rants to be- equal to any made in this state or else
where. lie VIII also keep constantly on hand and
for sale, good assortment OF double and single bar
relied Fowhug pieces Powder FIasks Game Bags
Shot Pouches, Percussion Gaps and asupt:iOr nr'-
Gle Of Sporting Powder.
Aukiuds OF Iobbmg in the gunsmi,hl line done with
S-4tucss au'l despatch
Shop on the east side of Columbus ST. one door
southoi the Union House. June 22-u
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ANDREWS
Daguerrean Gallery

IN Saugcr's block, mp stairs. l.IkenesScs taken
! IN the best and latest style oith- Gr md sr; in
pain aud fancy c Asses, / Frnmes Lockets, SC SC.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-11-18
10 PRINTERS.
ones, TrnprovceI EEansl Tresn.


 TIME Prcprieturs of inc 0Hlo TyPK ForSnRs take
 1 great pleasure in informing Printers Fenersily, lhaffhsy have the exclusive right for the manpfac- lure and sale of thS invaluable Hand Press. and arc now prepared to flt orders for medium and double medinu sizes. This press IS more ooupsc; and nose easily hsn3ied than the old style. liy an increase of at least fifty per cent. Of work is ob iained, with great reduction of labor. The pc cuiiaT advatages of this Press the old consists
 |. lnihe saving of tIne ln putting on and talk ing oG the sheet.
 ?. In the waving of time in running the bed un- ,lsT and out from the platin.
 !. h the flying inc irisket as it is self acting.
 4 In the application If the leverage, by which
 means a very heay9 impression is obtained by a small expenditure Of physical force. 5. In inc saving of tune and labor of stepping backwards and forwards by the pressmsn. as t IS unnecessary for him to move outof bistTacks while at work.
 6. From the manner in which the points are st- taehed, il being impossible for the blankets totnll mp as the form runs under the plstin, which ln the ordinary press renders inc points Iabe to move. Ii iS deemed unnecessary b sSY more In refer ence to this Press are willing that iIshould stand or fail on its own merits and we respect fully invite Printers and others wishing 10 Pprchsse Presses oF Printing materials to call and examine onr stock, when we would be happy to show them one of the Presses now Ep at onr Foundry. GLILFORD & JONES, 1 No 1T Ca!unba Street, BafssSen Sy,gar0re and Br0adicsy Cine:Haafi.
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Preis.ser Alez. c. Barry's Tltsphsrsna,
OR MEDieATED COMPOUND.


 lHE efciency cf reebraled etaborataH tf Evifosa tne beNuyins and iparting goss and s'ikes sn fss te hair, s widely known and aekHa iedgrJ At has ehned by iis merit fepstAiinn wse is nos m d but e at time. i e gPyvnce of sesDce tr sttsue aud conisi tose physical csiis which Ysetrd eFtizatoa has brunz ia is train bs 90 ong warm ses sid nEt as with e combined agency ot sihsf fHeescs exist, will pusans of unhappy victims be troubled wsit bald bess aid zey taifs say ntbng nf he various cuaes0pA dis eases ta which le bead subjected H rssYe ssse evils shzi Professor Barn introduced hts ltsaahe Ilne and among he thUnsand and wAo hass beea ls e pefit0rs he stands aiane st Piessd et success hewu oa ef Bssys Trcperary. aHd siaiaed sY thr n. and tIivefsal patronage a3 discerning and intelligent paslie. For restoring e hair 0 M oigtfai gsa, of pre venting t from failing this eamYeuEd bsz been fssnA eed Ay all medf-nlmen o be Fefuedy feF svstanE seulf, daRdsnd, and curing ai<eascs of te ska, Eda
 muscles sngs and bruises the Tnccpenps will always bf found Fperdy, aud Rafang cae' and sS bong as
 tsfair tfesses mans iispefisl Ttce ensnaFel
 And beauty draws wliii sihsis hSif," viii Hanys Trcopheroas be essens pl she set ot eyer' lady and gentleman who desire to give sn glossy and la appearance the nausa drspey of Feass tfon Sold in large bottles, Pfice g eeui A toe principal osaee No i3s Broadway, N Y.; and sod hy The priRcipai ier chants and dggisls ilrouEhoa the Uiie S.les and Cana da. Mexico, West Indies, Great Britain, FraHcf
 Nov 1, 1851. g-ly
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American and Foreign Agency
CfTY or W rsmSGroN

 HINDER the direction of AARON HAIGHT U PALMER of New York, and WORTH LNGTON SNETHEN of New Orleans, Attor- neys and Counsellors of the Supreme Court of the United States.
 This establishment is formed for the following objects:
 1. For praeticipg law in the Supreme Court of the United States, and conducting professional business before Congress.
 ?. Forthe prosecution and recovery of all claims, in law pr equity, against the United States before Congress or he Executive Departments, oF against foreign Governments before Boards of ComInis- sioueTs.
 3. For the settlement of accounts with the State, Treasury War, Navy, Post oilice and ln- teror Departments, and obtaining the remission of 6nes penalties. and forfetureS, for alleged viola lions of the revenue, post office, or other laws
 4. For securing letters patent forinventions from the United States or from foreign Governments and procuring land warrants and pensions under the various pension laws Of the United States.
 5. For collections generally, embracing debts, egaces, and inhefltanees, Ill the United States and foreign countries.
 G. For the purchase and sale or lands in any of Inc States or Territories Of the Union, and oaning moneys on mortgage of real estate lyiDg therein. !. For investment of funds in United States and State stocks and loans, collection of the dividends thereon, and, generally, for the transaction of all business pertaining to law, loan, and banking agency.
 All eommunicaii, ns addressed, post paid, to Messrs. Palmer & SHethen, American and Foreign Agency, city of Washington will receive prompt and faithful attention.
 PALMER & SNETHEN.
 Office No. 5 Carroll Place, Capitol Hill. July t5-45--fg.
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