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The American patriot., 1855-01-10
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Jaundice, dyspepsia chronic or nervous debility, dis
ease Of the kidneys, from disordered liver sto
mach such constipation, inward piles, fullness, Or
blood to the head acidity Of the stomach, nausea,
heartburn, disgust for food, fulness or weight in
the stomach, sour eructations sinking or futtering
at the pit Of the stomach, swimming Of the head,
hurried and difficult breathing, Auttering at the
heart choaking or suffocating sensation when in
lying posture, dimness of vision dots or webs be-
fore the sight fever and dull pain in the head def
cheney of Precipitation, yelowness of the skin and
eyes, pain in the side back chest, limbs &C., sud-
den fushes Of heat, burning in the flesh, constant
imaginings of evil and great depression Of spirits
canbe efectualy cured BY Dr. Hoofllands celebrated
p,,n r. GERMAN M BiTrERs, .
No: l2o Arch ST., one door below Sixth, Philadelphia
Their power over the above diseases is not exceled
If equaled, by any other preparation tn the United
States as the cures attest in many cases after skil
physicians have failed
These Bitters worthy the attention Of nvalids.
Possessing great virtues in the rectcation of the liver
and lesser glands exercising the most searching power
in weakness and affections Of the digestive organs,
they are withal safe, certain and pleasant.
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HOE 4 co.'s PATENT GROIJND SAWS
'I'HE subscribers manufacture from the host Cast
L Steel, CIRCULAR SAWS, from two to eighty
inches in diameter. Their Saws are hardened and
tempered, and are ground and finished by machinery
designed expressly for the purpose, and are therefore
as they are strengthened and sfened by increasing
them in thickness regularly from the cutting edge to
the centre consequently do not become heated or
backled, and produce great saving in timber.
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mill Pit and
.ross,Cut SAWS, and Billet Webbs Of superior quail
obtained of the principal hardware merchants
throughout the United States and Canada
X. HOE 4 CO.
o.1 20 and 81 Gold ST., N. Y.
NuGAR and MOLAssES-In store and for sale BY
~ lanlo II. H. nRAJ'CVON 4 CO
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The Excelsior Carriage and Bmggy
4ANUFACTORY,

The prOprietOrs OF the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the pub
6<-22- that they will still continue to discharge
business heretofore. They have recently erected
large and commodious buildings for the purpose Of
better facilitating their operations They win con-
struct BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, &C., to order, of the
best materials and after the latest and most approved
style. A supply of BUGGIES, will always be found
in their Repository, which they will sell favorable
terms.
W- Particular attention will be paid to all RE-
PAIRING entrusted to them.
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TAKE N0Tze1,

H TIE Proprietor Of 1.-THE PArRlof" would
respectfully inform tfe public It large that he i
fully prepared to execute with neatness and des-
patch, II descriptions Of PExs snd FANCY
JOB PRINTING: I
Such as- ss9
HAND BILLS, IAwrEas ss1rss, "a
POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, ~
CIRCULARS, BAAA TICKETS, ETC.. ags
And as the materials Of his Office are entirely
NEW, and having been selected and arranged with
great care, he Aatters himself On being able To-
please all who may favor him with their patronage
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PENMANSHIP.
MR.. PHIPPS,

PROFESSOR OF
~ rs PENMANSHIP l. BOOKKEEPING,
Neyxa will give course Of lessons on
DOLBEAR'S SYSTEM,
If class of twenty be formed Immediately. Mr.. P.
will take great pleasure in explaining the System to
Ladies and Gentlemen. Everything will be taught on
fixed principles and settled rules that unvared in
their character and results are the principles Of any
other science. In this respect it differs from all those
ton. The Rules few, SIMPLE and easily learned;
and the effect Of faithful careful examination cannot
fail to be free, rapid and elegant handwriting.
Mr.. PHIPPS can be seen at Mr.. Carman's Hotel
eB- PRIVATE LESSONS given to Ladies and Gen.
tlemen at such hours as may be agreed upon. jams
CLINTON LODGE, No. 27-LOOF.
MEETS regularly every WEDNESDAY EVENING,
M at early candle-lght, the Drug store Of DR..
Langworthy. d27
MESS and PRIME PORK-In store and for sale by
NJ d27 X. H. DRAUGHON l. co.
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SINGING CLASSES.


~ ROSENBERGER is now ready to commence
VI. Teaching SINGING in Glasses for any of the diff
ferent Churches in SACRED MUSIC. He will also
teach Music and Singing with or without Piano and
Guitar accompaniment to Glasses Of Ladies and Gentle
men, songs Rondos, Glees and Choruses from all the
Popular Operas and Ballad Minstrelsy in Public in
Private Glasses soon as sufficient number Of pupils
can be obtained.
Terms-Publc Glass Pupils times week, SO per
session Of three months.
The method will be very easy and comprehensive,
80 that all may learn, and learn fast.
For sale-Harp, Guitar and Violin strings, new Music
&c. Mr.. R. is agent for several New Orleans Music
houses, and can furnish anything in the line. dl 3m
NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS
TO THE PUBLIC AND TRADING COMMUNITY.
THE undersigned is just receiving and spening large
and valuable stock of goods well adapted to this
Market comprising every quality of Domestics and
Woolen Goods; Silks, Embroideries, and Mantllas o
rich material Of elegant pattern and finish; large
stock of Brides and Saddles; large stock of Boots
Shoes and Russes; the largest stock Of the latest style
of Clothing brought to Clinton The latest style
of Hats in variety. These goods purchased
from first hands in New York, which enables me to sci
them very low Call and judge for yourselves.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Constantly on hand to supply planters. Those who
wish to have Cash advanced cotton shipped through
me to Messrs. McRae, Coffman, Co., can always bt
accommodated. s23 6m N. BLOOM.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS

THE undersigned would respectfully inform their old
disposed of their entire stock of Dry Goods &c. and
that hereafter they will only deal in GROCERIES and
POvISIONs; and intending to keep good supply
on hand they hope to be enabled to sell as low as
the same goods can be bought elsewhere. Their
terms will be CASH-wthout any deviation
They have adopted this plan to enable them to close
up the affairs Of their firm, and also the unsettled
business of the firm Of Draughon Poole. Therefore,
all persons who indebted to either Of the firms
earnestly solicited to forward Immediately and
SETTLE or make satisfactory arrangements. Those who
do not comply promptly with this request will be pro
ceeded against at once and, with the aid Of the law
they will endeavor to FORCE settlement with those
they have long indulged. They bound to close up
their old standing business.
ianS R. H. DRAUGHON l. co.
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03OO Reward. q
RANAWAY from the subscriber, the

~ KANAWAY from the subscrbeF, the/X
- negro man tom ANDERSON-about 4ON
years of age five feet eight ten inches high stout
make dark mulatto wears full beard and moustache,
and lost of his upper side teeth; has very bad
scare on the inside of knee caused by cut from
footadze in conversation, speaks very ndistinct-
ly, his pronunciation being that Of Virginia or
Carolina negro. He is carpenter, and can read and
WRITE though not very well.
Also, negro man JACKSON-about 45 years old,
six feet high, black complexion, wears beard and
moustachc speaks quick, but indistnctE, having the
same peculiar pronunciation as Tom Anderson. He
is also carpenter.
will pay the above reward for both Of them or
l5O dollars for either if taken out Of the State.
taken in the State, 200 dollars for BOTH 100 dollars
for either of them delivered at my plantation in West
Baton Rouge, five miles below Port Hudson, or lodged
in Jail in the town of St. Francisville.
ROBT II. BARROW.
Bayou Sara, La, Dec. 2S, 1854. d2S-3t
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With many readers brlancy Of style passes for
effluency of thought they mistake buttercups in
the grass for immeasurable gold mines under
ground.
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PROBATE SALES.
PRORATE SALE.

HhO0AlL 6AACA
P,1aa P.z;sh Of of EUSii East FeIicisna No. 1902.
In the matter Of the Succession OF Benjamin ana mary
Ann Butler, deceased.
TN nursuance of an order Of the aforesaid Court,
l herein to me directed win sell at public suction
On o. 8 SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY,
1855, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the following property ap
pertaining to said successiOn-to-wic
FIFTY.FOUR SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
Stock of the Clinton and Port Hudson Rail Road
Terms Of sae.-Cash, tbringsthe appraise-
ment and if it does not bring the appraisement that 1t
be Immediately re-ofered upon credit oftweve months
the purchaser to give note, with approved personal
security bearing eight per cent per annum interest
the day of SALE The purchaser to be entitled 70 re-
ceve any profits that may have accrued said stock
since the last dividend Of profit was declared by the
directors of said Company and to engage to pay the
instalment of fifty per cent, on said Stock which was
called in on the 9th Of February, 1854 and Que on
the 9th Of March, 1854, and to further engage that
of the said succession or either Of them in relation to
said Company whether such obligations and liabilities
arise from the subscription Of Benjamin Butler for said
stock or from his sgnaon, as one OF the securities on
the bonds of A. S. Karzynski given for the purchase
price Of the Clinton and Port Hudson Rail Road exc
cuted ON the fifth Of March, 1854 for fortythret
thousand four hundred and twenty 75l0O dollar
in favor Of B. Haynes Lqudat0r, or bearer, and one
in favor Of Thomas Montgomery, Micajah Harris ant
Robert W. Troth for six thousand seven hundred ant
251OO dollars both bearing eight per ct
interest from date. Or whether they arise from any
other cause and TO secure the faithful ffment Of the
obligations that said purchaser be required to execute
his bond in favor Of said succession with good and ap
proved security, in the sum of FIVE thousand dollars
conditioned for the faithful performance Of his oblga
tons, in this respect Said bond to be passed befor
Henry Hawford, Notary Public, on the day Of sale,
the expense of the purchaser.
dis A. ]. LAW, Sheriff:
THE ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES, (fosmer
of January, under the direction Of Mrs. NJ. J. CLIFF
FORD, who respectfully soicits continuance Of tn
patronage extended to her worthy predecessor Al
the brances of thorough English Education will b.
taught; also, French and Music. Young ladies no
belonging to the Institution aeceve instructions
French and Music. d27
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Having disposed Of CARAVANS HOTEL, to JAMES
M. DIXON and THOMAS J. WORsHxn, sUgerher with the
stables, would solicit continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended to me- for which feel under many
obligations to the citzes Of Clinton and the travelling
public The new proprietors have no doubt will give
better satisfaction than has been given by the under
signed.
GES, HORSES, and BUGGIES, to hire as heretofore
at the stable connected with the above establishment
Wishing to leave Clinton in the course Of few weeks
to be absent two three months the subscriber very
respectfully requests all those indebted to him. to
forward and SETTLE and all those having claims against
d26 r. C. CARMAN.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

DB8ss OF CRcAssrAN WoNEN.-With respect
to the state dress of the women blue silk is the
fsvorite material for the robe, which is generally
braided with gold or silver, and confined at the
waist by girdle similarly ornamented, fastened
with large silver or gold clasp; and if to this we
add light shawl Of some gay color, partly ar; y;
folds over the Iecks and shoulders, with thin
muslin veil, sufficiently large to envelop the en-
tire figure, we have the gala costume Of one of
the daughters of Circassia. The reader may i'm
agine the effect Of such lovely apparition, at
tended, like Diana, by favorite dog, in the midst
Of the charming scenery Of that romantic land If
the fair vision choud chance to attract the admir-
ing glances of gallant knight in search Of
wife, he can always tell by the color of her trow-
sers, whether the weaver be maid, wife or widow
virgin white being worn by the young girls; red
by her who has assumed the duties Of matron;
and blue by the hapless dame who mourns the
death of her lord. In everything else their dress
is similar except that the hair of the young dames
instead Of falling on the neck and shoulders like
that of the married women, is arranged in a thick
plat behind, confined at the end by silver cord.
-o
PLRAsNo INTELLEGBNcE-Mr Wrigglesworth,
(having just concluded his breakfast) breaks open
. newly arrived letter and reads: "I hope, my
dear fellow, you haven't eaten any Of the eggs my
wife forwarded to yours, as by some unlucky mis-
take, they proved to have been snakes eggs which
Charley found in the barn"
A man in Brownsville recently cat yard Of
sausagel on wager of FIVE dollars. After per-
forming the feat he pocketed the money, eat three
or four dozen Of oysters, and then offered to bet
ten dollars that he could eat another yard. The
old adage Of dog eat dog" was verified by this
glutton.
A friend Of ours passing a laborer, the other
day, who was engaged in setting stone-posts, was
curious to know their object, and therefore in.
quired:
"What are you setting those posts for?"
FIFTY cents piece, replied Pat
With many readers brilliancy Of style passes for
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

,. Paints, Oils, DC.
Ogue embraces a partial list
on hand and for sale by DR..
is DRUGSTORE in Clinton,
the trade generally is re.
Muriatic acid,
Magnesia carb.,
Morphia
Musk,
Number six, }pt. l. qt. bot.
Nutmegs,
Oh bergamot,
Pink root,
Piperine,
Potash,
Paint brushes,
Quinine,
Sal soda,
Soda bicarbonate,
Sarsaparilla,
Seidlitz powders,
Saleratus,
Sponge,
Syrup Squills,
Starch,
Varnish,
Venetian red,
Whiting,
Gum Drops
Brandy,
Port wine,
Gin,
Brushes of all kinds,
Lilly white,
Pomatums,
Black lead,
Hair oil,
Browns ess. ginger.
Yeast powders,
Scales and weights,
Copavia capsules,
Thermometers,
Snuff, Scotch and macaboy,
Scarificators,
Catheters,
Lancets,
Cupping glasses,
Spring lancets,
Patent medicines, &C.,
Thompson's eye water,
Wistar's balsum wild cherry
Graffenberg pills,
Batchellor's hair dye,
Barry's trychopherous,
Ayers cherry pectoral,
Fannestock's vermifugc,
Winer's +"
Hollands bitters,
Fancy soaps, great variety,
Fancy perfumery, assorted,
Tapers,
PLAYING cards, &o d27
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CARAVANS HOTEL,

... .. CLINTON, La.
THE undersigned having purchased this large, COM
lmodous and conveniently located Hotel, and would
most respectfully request continuance Of the patro-
mage heretofore extended to the house, Our table will
always be supplied with the very best the market can
afford. The servants polite and attentive. In our
Stables we have the best Of hosters add will always
be strictly superintended by one Of the firm.
The prices will not vary from the charges heretofore
made at the same house.
JAMES NJ DIXON,
THOS. j. WORSHAM.
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spectfully solicited:
Aloes,
Alcohol,
Assafntida,
Alum,
Arrow Root,
Ammonia Carb.
Allspice,
Adhesive Plaster,
Balsum Fir,
&" Tolu,
Bay rum,
Blue mass,
+" Stone,
Black lead,
+" Snake root,
Blister plaster,
BOrax,
Calonlel, English and Am,
Calcined magnesia,
Camphor,
CASTLE soap,
Castor oil, per gal. and bot
Cayenne pepper,
Charcoal powder,
Chrome green,
Cloves,
Citrate Of iron and Quinine
Cod liver oil,
Colombo root,
Composition powder,
COpperas,
Cream tartar,
Dovers powders,
Elm bark
Epson salts,
Ergot,
Extrats of all kinds,
Flaxseed,
Flor sulphur,
Ginger,
Glue,
Gum guac,
/" myrrh,
" arabic
=" opium,
Hoffman's anodyne,
Henry's magnesia,
Indigo,
1odide POstass,
Jalap,
Lamp black,
Linseed oil,
Litherage,
Lunar caustic,
Lemon syrup,
Matches,
Mace,
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

DEsPECTFULLY begs leave 70 inform his friends
IL and the public generally that he still continues to
carry on the above business at the old stand Of HATCH
& WARD, opposite Carman's Hotel. He has just re-
ceived from New Orleans a splendid assortment Of
GOODS suitable for winter wear which he is prepared
to make to order in the latest STYLE and upon the
most reasonable terms.
N.B-Particular attention paid to CUTTING and
Repairing. . d27
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GEO. W. SHAW. W. w.ShAw.
q. w. Shaw 4 Co.,
Cotton Factors and Commission 1erchants,
"a Poydras street-NEw ORLEANS. d27
Wright, Davenport Il Co...
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
128 Gravier st., New ORLEANs
rK Cash advances made on consgnments Of Cot
ton, by r. H. DRAUGHON Co. Agents.
G. A. Neafms,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.,
CLINTON, LA. d27
W. W. Chapman 4 Co.,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware, Cutlery, CSocEery, &c., &c.,
d27 CLINTON, La
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NuGAR and MOLASSES-In store and for sale hv
JAM" r. II. pRAUGHON 4 co
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M&=Ssszr1g1 MlIxLLico-s1NT
VslGs1HIInfInI1I1e 1HIInfInI1I1e{IE ypf FisK.i ] tlrI fStIza

They have also procured the special and exclusive
sale Of the FISK METALLIC BURIAL CASES for
this parish and Of the firm will always be ready
to the public, witha and beautiful HEARSE,
and everything Necessary for funerals. Wooden Coins
will be constructed when desired.
After the lst day Of January, 1856, all work must be
paid for on delivery Approved city acccptances or
negotiable paper will be taken, but standing &C.
counts will be made during the year.
d27 G. r. JARRETT co.
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R. H. DRAUGHON L CO.,

R. H. DRAUGHON & CO.,
MOULD respectfully inform the public that they
w still continue to keep on hand we'll selected
stock Of such goods as are suited to the trade and
that they constantly receiving additional supplies,
such as
Gents CLOTHING, SUGAR and COFFEE
FANCY GOODS, BACON,
STAPLE GOODS PORK
BOOTS and SHOES, LARD,
WOOLEN GOODS, MOLASSES,
HATS and CAPS, TOBACCO,
HARDWARE, SOAP and CANDLES
CROCKERY CUTLERY, &c..
Which they hope to be enabled to sell low as can
be purchased elsewhere. They will also make CASH
ARRANGEMENTS on Cotton consigned to their
friends in New Orleans. d7
EMPORIUM OF MEDICINE
A FULL supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMI-
n GALS, kept constantly on hand. Also, BOOKS,
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES,
&C., at the Feciana Drug Store east side Of the pub
lie square, Clinton, La.
da7 o. P. LANGWORTHY.
HNNUALS bound in papier mache and morocco;
n Prayer Books Hymn Books, Bibles, Gift Books, for
the old, young and middle aged For sale at
d27 LANGWORTHY'S.
TOYS, Spelling Games Boys W hips, Guns, Swords,
L Toy Tea Sets, &c. For sale at
d27 LANGWORTHY'S.
WORK BOXES, Shaving Cases, Razors, Razor
w StrOps, Fuff Boxes, &c. For sale at
d27 LANGWORTHYs.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

REGULAR SENI-WEEKLY LINE OF PACKETS.
Hn@h The magnificent and swift running
EsE issfSssn snd pSioA sns o.s xsss1
viii run regularly throughout the follows
The steamer COMPROMISE leaving New Orleans
every THURSDAY, at P. NJ, and Port Hudson
every MONDAY, after the arrival Of the cars from
Clinton.
The steamer PIOTA leaving New Orleans every
MONDAY, At s p. NJ, and Port Hudson every FRI
DAFy eAer tAe arrival Of the cars from Clinton.
CWP.StThis line Of Boats viii never refuse freight
at Port Hudson and will always have Clerk ON the
Levee at New Orleans to receive freight, thereby
saving to the merchant and planter the charge of
ira storage and drayage d27
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DR.. o. p. LamgWOrthy
CONTINUES the practice Of his profession in Cin-
" ton and vicinity.
Office, at his Drug Store, cast side public square.
Residence, at VIM. Elders. d27
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PROFESSIONAL, &c.

PROFESSIONAL, 1e.
1ownan 4 Delee,
Attorneys and CounsellorsG !, e. ,:1os Law
rz-AY business entrusted 70 their care wfn be
Refsyences Messrs. Oakley / Hawkins, and Byrne,
vance l. Co., New Orleans. dzl
J, G.. KilhOuFne,
Attorney, ct Law,
sEWu attend to all business entrusted to him IN
the parishes Of East and West Fehciana' ana s''
Helena. ,o,
J. b. Smith,
Attorney and Counsellor q Law
e2Win attend to business in Eas and West Fell
ciana and st. Helena oN
W = V1N7ER ). 0. TUouA.
Winter 4 Fu4na,
Attorney, ,s,ds' at dsY. h.
tN-Will practice in the Courts Of East and West
Feliciana, and Point Coupec. o51
John NJ. ROBBERS,
Attorney q Law
Law PaFtmeFshfp.
~ The undersigned having entsred into partner
ship in the practice Of their profession, will attend u
all business entrusted to them in the parish OF Eas
Felicana.
And to any business entrusted to either, in the ad
jacent parishes, they will attend separately Office
Clinton. La. JAMES H. MUSE,
d27 D. c. HARDEE.
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rE- Office over the store Of G. A. Neafas. d27
DR.. F. R. Harvey
CONTINUES the practice of his profession, and re
" spectfaly tenders his services to the citizens
Clinton and vicinity. dN
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MESS and PRIME PORK-In store and for sale by
VI d27 r. H. DRACGHON l. co.
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A man in Brownsville recen
sausagel on . wager of five d
forming the feat he pocketed tn
or four dozen Of oysters, and 4
ten dollars that he could eat al
old adage Of "dog eat dog" v
gluttOn.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRRsIpENT.- The
Washington papers contain a column ofup.
spoinimenls made by the Ptesiden. during The
las, days oi The session Of Congress. We
copy q few ofthem thai may be Of some In.
,1elesi 10 our readers: n s
Eli 4. Doyle. Of Nebraska, 10 be Marshal
''uf ihas Territory. 81 @ y@
Maxwell McChslin, of Pennsylvania. In.
dian Agent for Usage River agency, vice Ely
Moore. sfa ..gsg ~ ,..s..
Berjamin r. Robinson, Of Kansas Terri.
aory, for Delaware Indians ~
John Montgomery, Of Kansas Territory
'i1or Aanzas tribe OF Indians.
John w. Whitfield. OF Kanzas Territory
4ofUppsT Kpnxas Indians. ~. r1
Edwin A. O. Ha,ch, o. Minnesota Terri
tlory. sor The 5lackfeel and olher neighbor
ling tribes.
.Raben Campbell, Of Ohio, for the Kicka
ipoo Indians. a M
'R6beU d. Miller. Of Kanzas Territory, TO
E'ihe ShaxnaS and Wyando. Indiana
Thomus s. Swiss. Of Illinois. FOR the Up
per Plaub agency. vice John Whitfield
iJamesR. Vineyard, Of Sacramento City
iorCsIf!ornIa.
'cIchn A. Parker, OF Virginia, Register Q
Land 0liics. Ntbrasks. ov
Elt Moore, Ofsev.Y York, Register Of Ian
Olics, Kanzas. 4
bs Addison r. Gilmore, Of Nsbpsks, r.
vsivsrof Public Moneyrfor Land Office y
4 Nahraika .Ye4afti 81 w fftA.l ~ 4if4i tAttf
TAogn 3. sAosnrtsr. Y K.ps.'' =.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

We seldom reccomend manufactured medi-
cine, believing that, in most cases, nature her,
self perfects a cure more rapidly and efectusl-
ly than can be accomplished by the vegetables
and minerals Of medical science. But in the
matter Of dyspepsia there are chronic features
about it which very often defy all the efforts Of
nature TO create healthy action Of the digest
i've organs, and it not unfrequently happens that
thousands suffer for years, diseased in body and
in mind. from indigestion and its kindred Ills
To such, Hollands German Btters, prepared
by DR.. g. N. Jackson, are truly most valuable
preparations. 1t is a tonic medicine, Civ
ing a healthy action to the stomach, and will
be found highly servceable at all seasons. but
especially during the spring. Dyspepsia can snly
be cured by faithful perseverance in one course
Of Treatment; and TO all those suffering under.this
sad malady we would Recommend an applica
ton to the depot Of Hoofand's German Bitters
100 Arch street, Philadelphia. ia.-Philade!p e!phias
Inquirer. See advertisement. 2H'