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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-03
DIX RCT EMpoATATI0N
II a dw are and Cutlery.
S. w. .G II. TUCKER,

Ne w ~ 11. L NlSh LIN
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERs,
have in store, and AFe rsosiving their supplies
for the spring Trade, direct from the makers which
they ohsr TO CASH AND rRoAgT TINE BUrERs on f.
vorabls terms. The stock being unusually large
they hdently solicit an examina Of same.
n w. 4 III. TUCKER, i
Sign Of Red Paddock, cor. Main I'd sts.
Keol uk, March ., ls60-daw
Al EkS' pICkS, snolELs, &c, for sals b,
Hl uchoddw S.w al TUCKER.
IKIFFIN,S HORSE nAILS.-Uuod tock OF ali
~ sizes for sale by S.W. Il Ill. TUCKER.
AClTHE KIF FLEs.-Various Qualities * seth
~ Rifles snd.Sharpeners for sale by
4 MIS- sAovELs.-- A large stock Of Ames
"a shpvsis Ior sslc low by
narehs y. w. II. UCKEk.
tHI9s B5feN Es.-fhs Bsrsa 6runustones, Of "a
~ rious sixes, fer sale BY
Bs w. 4 kH.TUCKER.
March 9. 'so-dAw Cor. Main 2ist
LsEn OE NAlLs.
L Fias$d do
Flooring do
Anasalsa @ taslinsA--a superio,articl..
Finishins do
Barrel do
Togsth n with general assor tmsnt Of oSothsrnArrs
Of the Boinont brand, just received and for sAls
Low by lmch9l 8. w. 4 III. TUCKER,
{ sOhs. ,GAkDEN, q RUBBING and ther y . );
~ Spades, Shoyels, Mattocks and Picks;
Scythes, Snaths, and Grain Craoles;
Ccs bells, RAkes and Corn plsnters;
Cx, Trace and Halter Chains;
! Cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw knives;
Hay, straw and Manure Forkf;
And large stock Of AssoRTKp HARDWARE and
ICUTLEhf y hand and for sale Low by
nchsi&w s. W. d II. TUCKER.
TnnrS H0OPS.! TKa>s HuOF>!N
/ a NEW supply of Tress Hoops, Of the sizes
- usually wanted, together with general rs
sertmentof coopers' Tools, Just received ana for
snie low by s. w. AH. TUCKER.
/ AtlIHE sI0NES.--acythe stones of different
~ kiads in quantities to suit.
nsyl@ n. " ~ III. TUCKER.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
HARTFORD
FireInsurance Company,

FADE to the ContrnIer q The State Of Tennessee,
VI on the FIRST DAY cF JANUARY, 1881.
l. The nams Of this company s The Hartford Fire In
sarsncs eomps1ys and is located at Hartford, Con-
narLlru.
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CHRTSTMAS
A BBorrs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.

A BBoTps ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young YOyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid
Odd People. By cspt. Reid
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and EmmIe. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
HarTy's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HuntingtOn's Experiment.
hookef's Illustrated History
The Crusadss and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young ChevaIier.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
trated
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girps Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmsr.
Queens and Princssses Of France.
Constance and Edith; OF, Incidents of
Home Life.
Little by Little
FOR SALE BY
GEeNUes s. V'0de9a.
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A Valuable Cotton Plantation
FOR &sFEE,

TIVE PLANTATION belonging to the estate -,
a Of Thos. C. GrenshaE viii be sold ct public ssl
sale, on the premises, on the 18TH FEBRUARY es9SA
next. -
said Plantation Is beautifully situated n the southern
part Of Cothom8 county, The Mississippi river hav
lng good landing both in high and low water aso,
wcll protected By leyee- Il has Il COED DWeillag
House, Ga hi, Oabius, and al other ary out
houses. There about 1881 in Tie tract and
upward q 400 sores in hieh state nf cultivation. The
Pantai on adioinsHdst o. ColtW. c. Chambers and is
one o. best and most desirable places In the bottom
situF sna p easant neiEhb9rhood, etc.
TER-S-Sl5090 cash $1,000 October 1881, SO 900
April ], 1881. and balEnce october 1852 with bond
uad good sscuritr for deferred payments.
Aise At The same time viii be sold The Cora Farming
uiensiis Stock Aules- etc. bslougiug 10 the pIsce-
AT the ssDe tine VII be hired out hfy-seven likely
EeEroes belong ng ts The estate
n. BThe rlzafafidu viii be cleared I'd, and several
hundred acres bedded NJ ready % plant
3. SAUNDERS. Administrator, etc,
j.25-tfebfT II. Crsnshaw, deceased.
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DRs. SPIEGEL & REIKACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS,
AND TIE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer operators
IN THE WORLDi
Eight Years in Memphis.
DRg. SPIECEL 3 REINlCH,

TEFGRN the public in general that they are prepared
to -Teat all diseases but ospee ally those which
pronounced incurable, and called chronic.
Their treatment o. Cancers Is without any rival be-
they will be expelled from the system, with all
their roots and h5ers sng BY cons utona treatment
without eaustics and without the knife.
They also treat with success according to the most i
proved .cience q medicine in Europe Rheumatism,
NJ ErurAgia Gout Ophthaimia Ristuia in Ane Scroiuls
syphilis Dyspepsia Chronic Dysentery, Torpid Liver,
Gravel Pits, TzpewOTm, Piles Dropsy, Diseases OF the
SKIN Bronchis Consumption all diseases OF the Eye
and Ear aud give particular attention to all Female
Comp aints especially those Of the womb.
Nrgrees who afflicted with any Of The above
dseaHes will be cured, and can nd good board and &C
oommoaaions while under treatment Al the dectors il
drmh-y.
The doctors call attention Of patience at disance,
that IL they prepared 70 consult the doctors per-
by, By writing 70 them, with exact account Of all
the symptoms OF the disease, medicine will be forwarded
by Adams express.
Es-' Coasuitlng Room No s9s Main street between
Unior and Gayoso streets. InfTmary Union street.
east Of bayou, Al Dr. spiegePs private residence,
Br c. Spiegel has. IN his thirty years practice, es
pecay chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
ne has in his possession sver ave thousand
plants, herbs, barks, etc, which he can rely upon 70
care diseases which are By the most successful prac
tioneTs pronounced incur able
Ee also makes IL his especial practice te treat all pr
diseases with the utmost success, in short time,
matter Of how long standing, OF what nature.
All Dr. spiegsl asks from TIE sfcied Is fair trial
then all The reference he viii give Will be speedy
to then.
Thousands OF testimonials from the most reliable
5ouror, may be seen AZ the doctors once. deis-sm
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SOMETHING NEW.
AND CURTAIN STORE.

TTVHE undersigned having opened IN the Carpet and
Curtain business Is prepared TO show % his
n lends and the public entirely new stock Of carpets
ana curtain goods Velvet, Tapestry Brussels super
and c1ulon Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Matngs, Coco Nat
tines etc. SIX, DsmAsk, Lace and ccvamOu Curtains
Tassel Loops Bands Picture Cords. Comics etc. Buh
and White Holland Of different widths, Guiit Land
sc,pss and plain Shades loor Oil Cloths from 70 y
tect ride Finkle Lyons Sewing Machines, the best
family sewing mlcins made, for from t55 70 $50 The
best Of workinen hand 10 cut make and lag carpets
h y. GR0sVENOa,
.s.-s- -f.g-fv rrf Main sfraat Iucksnn Rlrrk
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
coal!

HAVE been engaged in the eaal trade for ne raEt
twelve years have bcatsd oln O. this market FOR
the retail city and steamboat trade aad have learned
from experience the necessTo Of having 7hesper fuel ia
Memphis thun has heretofore been furnished % her psa
pie The necessities Of the rich 1ui poor alike require
the change proposed AM while Do pretend 70 d1
-use the faet that intend to make maney t ls
not the less true that shall public beuefact1r
DIV haTs hand a arEs supply o. Green river cesi-
Ehch have always flr shed 81 price far beIoE that
which must be paid Tor PiitsburE coal ne pieces are
large TIE ccai hlocks received IRON Ptts
burg but these gov larger the uiue 10 penetaad-
and win each shipment q us b. spring the iunps VIII
b. az large the largest taken fro The Pit1urg pits
Green river coal costs less than that fro The hsad
waters Of the Ohio and therefore sell 10 low and not
because it valuable fer sll purposes. hETa
deemed Il useless % obtain h1d pubish certificates
its properties from those who 10 here Trg H. and
bank checks are the certificates want have, tCa-
ever larger stock thau ever before Of PtTsnurE 1oz
which Eoes 90 al market prices. woad state. more
ever that those Eho buY ircm ne pay money 70 an old
citizen of Memphis. All that make zoes into circus-
tlon here. take nothing non he city Whcd crs-
ator did not intend should way sn-e be cd not have
M-mphis en- coal bed Keep your m1lsT 1t lcua. and
stand By your peoale which Euu can ncuplls1 ~
suynz coal a. ne 8lue OGce, oH 5eaerg1 cr af -
icot - roplzr strs5f
-s-4 THOMAS T4NEa
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W0Ul
and Il
Bakery at
Bread FGl
fatare
tfial. ?
Private
20 give ut
Particui
ia6-In
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Naw Memnhis IaiI

PROPOSALS will be received BY the undersigned
i commissioners appointed by the County Court Of
shelby county, at the sce ef the architect james B.
Cook, Esq nf the city Of Memphis until Il o'clock on
THURSDAY the 7th day Of February 1851 building
Jail in the city Of Memphis, according to plans and
specifications on ile in bis once.
Contractors viii be required TO give bond for double
The amount % the contracts With two approved suret
for the faithful performance Of the same.
The oCmIni1sloners reserve the right to reject any
tender not entirely satisfactory to them.
On the certificate ard estimate Of The architect pay
ment u be made monthly in the bends OF Shelby
County Court bearing six per cent interest," retaining
ouethird Of the monthly estimate unul the final
plstion Of the work.
All further Information OF explanation viii be given
application in person. by letter to the architect
his ocs cornsr Of Main and Madison streets Memphis
tennessee. J. v. A. PETTIT,
A. r. MONTGOMERY,
J. 8. DICEERSOE,
Il MALEEu
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NJ on the FIRST DAY CT JANUART, 1891
l. The nsms Of ths company s The Hartford Fire In
sarsncs company, aud is located at Hartford, Con-
CAPITAL.
? TIE ausunt Of capital stock $500 600 90
3. The Of capital EecE paid mp is. 800
l. ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank-.-.. ss7, ,5sl.Os
Cash in hsuds of agents, and in
course Of Transmission. $50. s6 %ss 81
Bills receivable Tor Ioaus sscursd By
personal AID c1laterai security..-... g. l055. -
Real eFtAte unsncumhersd building and
lot ls Pearl street, Hartford ......... IS 900 co
PsT WI Mar. val.
stock. II srtford. .-....s5l l00 s6s, ,s85
Hartford. .......... 5000 5000
100 shs Connecticut river
banking c3y stock,
900 s6s E1oh;eb'I stock.
Hartford ............ 10 900 1000
100 shs Ba1k OF Hu1tscrd
oouyty, HartiaFd .... 500 500
200 shs CEarter Qsk bk,
Hartford .......-.... % COO q, 900
Hartford 49,. as,ooO 2sIsO
Hartford -. 1900 1900
1s2 hsMer and Eanb'E,
Hartford ...........- IS 200 200
ais sbB lEIa b'z Bart
a0s sbs City 81. hart
-+i.+s- -lf~N' ~'g'A-
New To1E -. sO.oOo 1900
900 shs BIZ o. Coumsrce,
New Tork........... Do 900 5000
New TorE..-........a -. $1,000 sl,5Oo
New Torl....-....., .,-..,... soOOo so,soo
New roTE....-.,.... 1000 lssoo
Ssv TorE...:..;:..:r 1900 l5.ooo
2o0 shs Ocean b'k, New
orE-s..---..s-...-s lOeo $500
Tafr:....:.:..:..... 1000 $500
New TarE..-........ 1900 $500
New ysrE........;:. 5000 ar.5Oo
Boston .......-...... 10000 lO,s0o
sostsn ......::..:,.. 1000 IO.soo
ton............-..... 900 iOsoo
100 81, aias 4 Leather
b'k, Bos,an.......... 10 900 100
100 shs webster bank,
Boston .............. 10 600 10 500
100 shs Esti0aai bank,
Bas'o5 .;..-.......;.' io.ooO IO.Ioo
Boston .............. 10000 Io,lOo
BostGs ............:. 1000 Io.Oos
B'sioa .............. 10000 l9,Ooo
100 shs Revere bank
botton -.....s--..-.. 1000 1000
200 shs B'k Of the State
of Missouri 81. Louis % 900 2o,000
900 shs Merchants bk
ST. Louis..-.-....-.. % 900 70 Oe0
81 shs State Blk Of Wis
cDnsin Milwaukee. 800 5.9S5
T25 shs Union bank Al
bsay ......-....-.-. II SO 1850
Eostresi..... -. 1900 r,7Oo
company ............ 1900 s,Ooo
20 Ehs Couract cticut river
railr- al c1lnpany.... 2 900 600
Haven rlsiross CO.. loop 1880
20 bonds Tennessee stie
stcck. s per Ct, paya-
bic issa-............ 10000 1900
2 bonds Ohio state
stock. per e., paya-
be 1850 ..........--. io00o 10000
. % bonds Michignn State
STOCK, per ct- paya-
bic ltfs---..-s-.-..s 1000 70. 800
IS Hartford city bCnds,
per e., payable 1875 s5 900 s5 525
25 Hartford ans New
y wen railroad BIDS,
eper ct., l677-..-.-. 5000 2s $50
s72ssoo s75s,Sl2 T5s,sI2.oo
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Trustee's Sale.

nT Virtus 0f ! deed 0f tTuai % e1ec1ted by Var
ID Gus J. Wright which Is recorded in the Register
ONCE Of shelby county, in Book No q, pages SO 326
32T which is made &c certain ote therein
described. / VIII, on The 18TH DAY OF FsBhUAAKs
A. r. 1851 proceed TO sell 30 the highest bidder for
cash the rrsl described in such trust deed viz
lot or lana situate lying and being Ia the county Of
shelby and State OF Tennessee, described IS follows
Raqinninr Al the north-west of Tennessee End
webster streets in the Overon division adjonlug the
city OF Memuhisi runnng thence north with Tennesses
sfreet one hundred and afy feet 70 stake5 thence
vest one hundred AID twenty-five feet 10 a stake
thence south one hundred ard fifty feet to stake in
webster street; thence east hundred and tWeuiy
ave feet te the beginnings being The conveyed
ne by said deed. he right Of redemption is waived
in such trust deed.
Sale to take place 81 south west corner Of Court square
in the city Of Memphis, within the usual hours
iais-td vi ROGERS, Trustee.
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Aqtal a.sfla-+s 1900 tspasft .
NOTE Our stocks and bonds are held g. permanent
investments end the present prnc value is criterion
Of their actual ue but prrferrins to comply strictly
with the letter of ihe law enter Them 1i t. lowest
cash sses On the slst December 1850 thereby mtkng
difference o. nearly SO COO in our statement
LIABILITIES.
g. No liabilities 70 banks, Or others due OF not due.
G No losses s6lusted and due.
= Loses either unldlusied or
g. Adjusted and net oidne.+........-~.... ass l06 IS
s. Losses in suspense wait nF further prosf.
ucluded iD last answer above.
10. An cher claims against the compsny,
fsivideada unpaid ...-.......-....... COO 90
Total Hsbniuss................. sss, ,7os IS
H. The rule o. the sluaany not 70 exceed $1,000 n
any one risk. subject 70 loss By a single FIRE.
e The amount iasured IN city village depends upon
It's siEs--gelFraily all the Desirable risks 10 be
had snhieci 70 The rule last above named
a. Ehe amount insured 10 any block Of buidings
sapends upon its size and oInstrucfien, Euhiect 10
the rule above referred 70.
"a The set q incorporEioa is tde same at heretofore
II. HUETINGTOE, President.
TIMO. G. ALLYN, Secretary
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a. Vaccaro & Co.,
WH0LKALEGR0CERS
AND IMPORTERS or
Brsndits, Vines. Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
No. 2 FrOnt Rev.
IN STORE IND FOR SAFE

100 baskets Chas. Farre Champagas, direct
from Rheims, Frances
100 baskets Hsidsic & CO.;
30 baskets Golden Spray;
30 rasss Widow Chequati
50 eases Cabinet;
leo cases Sparkling and s!ii Cala"oa
500 cases Clarst, different 0rands
200 cases SauteTns;
100 cases Sardines, and
10 hf. pipes Cognae Brandyi
% qr.
100 czsks London Porter, qts. and Pts.;
80 casks Scotch Als, In stoDo isrs5 dlFsa
from Edinburg.
ALSO,
Sugar. CoHss HOlassss, Bacon Lz
~ nai v FOR CASH
e Garden seeds.
e'ssprties sesis ig.s -
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Houses and E.ots ror SIC.

1.-TWO Houses and Lots, situated On Dunisp street,
east q tie Charleston Depot and uitasie foY snail
f1rn Is. t4ilI be scld al bargain arr. .caticn 0e
made soon FOR further PsFteuhEs, epplg tls pIo-
vFis:ase De ApPss' Ns,s
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STATE or CONNECTICUT. lss

STATE or CONEECTICUT, a
Hartford county.
HARTFORD, January T. 1881.
PersonsliJ sspsarsd HuutinFton. president aod T.
O. Aiign secretary, of The Batif1rd fire Insurance
company and mzde oath that The foregoing statement,
b. then Subscribed s true fuii nd correci staeaet
q the sars of said company, Gti exhibits, far
can BE- atcertaned At this date ia actua condition on
he hrst day Of January. 1861. Before me.
JAMES NICHOLS, J1sties Of the Peace
CeEra0II.ER's OrFfcE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. January q, 1851
This is 70 certify that The Hsrtfrd Fire Insurance
Couap.uy located hartford In ne state OF conuee-
tscaf has cornpiiet with AL the ranremsnts Of the
code ca tn subject of foreign insurance oorsrttious
"a sections I4ss 70 1901 iHeusve, well The act of
2tfu March l669 chapter ais, session 10 requiring
derosts With the controller of twenty thousa and do-
lars 81 six per cent bends Of the State and that James
z Chadwick legally suhoriEee heeut Of said
| uany 10 the eify q Hempbil State cf JGunessse.
J. z. DUNLAP, Controller.
~ Folicles issHed and renewed sEd losses adjusted
I aud promptly paid, -
J. E CHADWICK, Agent,
fei-in 81. BAFgf BUILDING.
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KOn-Residenf Notice


ENHE defendant herein will take noiiee that . suit By
i attachment baa been Commenced By the painii1z
against him before me- fhe following ground to.ut.
That he Is OF iha State OF Tsunelsoe and
was sb0ut his property from the State and
ila the said 0fen set for trial 5T and before
me- a. ny olnse Ia snphis, Tennessee, ca ne lfTH
FEBRUARTs 1854. when and vilere hs may sppear and
defend. -. HoRNN ] p
W. D. Beard aIl1FHeTs
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COPYRIGHT BECU

VTNTERED according TO act o. Con- ~
~ gress, in the year 1857, by I'm l. leaNAIEtA
Brown s sen, Chemists, Boston, in the kss ~
clerks ofice Of the District Court . iIfte
The District Of Massachusetts. iAldlilkllkttftS
70 COUoHs. .--rbe great and sud- ~
den changes OF our climate arc fruitful %ls35lENsT
sources OF Pulmonary and Bronchial
adBcti0us Experience having proved that simple REM
edes often act speedily and certainly when taken in
esrly stage o. disease shsuld 70
Browns BRONCHIAL Trcches,' l. Lszeuces, let the
cugh irritation Of the throat be slight by
this precauL0n more serious attak may be esctuaIly
warded OF.
Browns Bronchial TrOChes,
Ef- Cures Cough, Cold, H0srssness and Inauenzaj
Cures any Irritation Soreness OF the Throat,
Relieves the Hacking Cough in Consumption;
Relieves Bralchitls, Asthma and Catarrh;
Clears and gives strength 10 the voice Of SINGERS;
Indispensable 70 PUBLIC sPEAHERs.
Prem Rev. 3. Ro79ley, 4. NJ. President Athens Col
IsEe Athens, Tenn have found great beueat from
The use Of Browns Brsncha Troches before and afler
PREACHING they prevent hoarseness, TO which am
very suhject think rom their past effect they will
be Of permanent advantage 70 me. Several clergyuen
Of my aoqusintan to whom have given the Troches
have been beaedtcd BY them.
Browns Bronchial TrOches,
Prem Rev E. n. CbaHin, D. D., New York ] con-
slider Lozeuges sn excellent article for their pur
poses. and recommend their use 10 public speakers"
Browns BFOnchiaT Troches.'
Prom Mr. G.. T. Gardner, Principal sf the Ringers
Female Institute, New Nork.-''I have been ahiioted
with Bronchitis during past winter and found 40
relief until found your Treches"
Browns Bronchial TFOChes.
~ For children lab0ring from Cough, Whooping
Cough Hcarseness, are particularly adapted.
Of their soothing and denulcent properties;
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70 Sold BY all Druggists at IS cents per box.
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Ana also IN Appeals 70 me CAlcull court
Office n. &, cor. Seventh and F streets,
second story, directly opposite the Patent once.
Z PECIFCATIOGS and Ora EinEs Of sn Invention, with
= ali other busines, pertaining to the obtaining Of
Letters Patent will be executed for fee s25 Tor
arguing the in the event of REJECTION, for
APPEALING It to the commissioner, NO ADDITIONAL
FEB WILL BE REQUIRED. In cases Of interference,
OF IN an appeal t. the Circuit Court reasonable extra
charge will be made.
For fee Of s5, preliminary examination will be
instituted at the PateHt Once, and reliable opinisn
given to the probability of securing patent. Four
thousand examinations Of this character were conducted
during the last three years.
From Bev. G. ". Samson, IL. D.. President Of Oolum-
bian College.
washington, D O., October 5 1850
take special pleasure IN stating that Gr. Robert W
Fenwick has beea intimately known to ne from earliest
childhood. His peculiar Intelligence, capacity for busi
ness and strict conscentiousness marked from the
time when in boyhsod be began his profession the
once sf Patent Agent. No one that knew him Wen
then has surprised at his steady and rapid rise.
As the responsible head Of the business Of &unn Co
at washington, have often commended him 10 persons
in different parts Of the country inquirng for compe
tent i9ithful and conscientious Patent Agent; and
have never failed T. receive grateful acknowledgements
alterward f-cm those who have avsed themselves Of
bis services can commend him with yet more conf
deEoe As the Independent mGaaser Of lusness wher
50 much depends the ability wen perfect in
legrity Of an agent GEO. " SAMSON.
From Hon Chas. Mason late Commissioner Of Patents
Wsshiagton, D O., October l. 1850
Learning that R. ". Fensick ESQ. is aboat 10 open
once In this city as Solicitor Of Patents cheer
large experience 10 suea matters, Il prompt and
rate habits, and of uneoubsed iuteErity As
saoh, commend hin to the inventors 81 the United
States. CHARLES AAsOA-
Also, refers BY permission TO the Hon Joseph Holt
late Commissioner Patents and Al present Postaster-
phis sAppeaI" nOi7-dawsm