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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
GLASS. w AR E..

A CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS "A WARE from Boston has been received and ,s for sale at she Shop ol tho aubscrber. ., Ssesr Bswis. So on Holders, Cream Cups, Butter Plates, Preserve Piaies, napiers. Gothels Egg Caps. Leinonsd- Cups. Canaes,icks, Ma- lsssus Cups. ten d.6.reni styles Plumbers. Ac. &c. which the public arc inv,sed to call and examiue.
 STOVES, Tin and Jspanned Ware, kc.. &c. aiways nn hand. X w. CONE.
 Norfolk. Jan. !, 1855. as Y s ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
MANSION HOUSE, -By--
 " IT H. . R Q . Q M A " .

AVIN0 saken this House, ,ihe subscriber III is prepared 10 extend to ,ra veiers ns others she hes,. t accommodations s.for man ana beast T
 The Hotel is ibcated in inc pIcasantes, ., par, of ihe village md nn ifott will be spared to render it at aIl,ntrs adesifabie home ics those who may sisiisthc place. To the mcmbcrs ot ll,e arand ahefs ct Liichheld County, he has only 10 say that the reputation the Hosse has possessed tor the last twenty years wiiIi,c fslIy sustained.
 Connected with tne IIoiefis Livery Stable. where good teams may be had al any time.
 Litchfeli Nav 1854, 5sssss -sf
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Spring NIiHsCys.

EHlIIE largest assortment If Spring ond
 SnsnsnsT shawis ever offered sa tie teopl., nf L;srk6e cennsy is no.x ready for exibis;nn as she Grsa.fe Nfass. crsupf.sisa general ss. snrtnicnt ei Crape Sha wis ain and ensraslcrr.l Thihel d,s- rsain and figured of aIl coIors \ n.i styles. Call and ssc fhrln ''s ss,s'''- -
 WOOD NC 6 LEWIS.
 Wolcot,yilic, May 2, 1855. '- n < M
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
N0llce |

nkOkE into the enciosufe of the enb
 sctibes on os about tho a lns ar. Isar Yesflings--onc Stees with while eput in lnre- head and come en his back. and three Hsjlrfs ail hrishs red and one uitk wtire assipe o., one ssse es hwehesd and shl's sipufsaa hc pws.cr is rrqses,ed sa nrnve nronerfvg par charRes and taks them s~... TT \ : New frrsbsn. Aaeass 1,h. lsss. {. ! 'es,oSa-
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
.Essss Reffr,.llel(

L>kOM New York with largo assortment I of Dasus rreotype maserisl, coneistine in ,ast of sreat variety of French and German
 ases. France. Gold Lockets. kc. A reason- tble time haa also been spent in the operating department of the hest sriisis in Broadwa V, where my productions suffered nothing hy com. 'arison. The fact is we keep pnsted np. and hase who wish first class picture will he snre sgel Il by calling at No. South St.
 Aas J. l.. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Cccse Fcnlltcre.

5 HI subscFlburs have ts:aae affan somenis to keep conssant sapplyrt . frst gate ar ticle nf c EESE FEATHERs--selrcted snd packed with sseaicars b. ours,l Ives in pack ages of ffom20 to 50 Ihs and wilIfurnish ss all times an, quantity frcm20 to 1000 lhs, of . quality they will warrant ss good ss the best and at as low prices ss can be purchased ei equal q"ality in tIes,sie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Litchaeld and Nangatuck R. n.

CTA6ES leave tl,e Mansion Hosse ss 5 15 0 A. N. and l5 P. M. connecting with rains to Bridgeport, and in the morning with train 10 Hartford.
 Leave Iitchfield Station on arrival of the 10 70 normng tTein and 6. 10 evening tfain from Bridgcpork
 Fare tsfiy cents. l.. PENN.
 i.itch6eld. May Huh, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
yNssrr.

DROkE into the enclosure of th. sul- A0 seShes on or assenl tse lish ..f Anrus.. . lnfxe wlsie bob-lsii SOW. ssppssed 10 be ab.a,s tao yearn old. The nwner ie q qaessed 10 prove pspsFsy. pay chsrsss and iake hev as !.
 -. Ell CLARK.
 Washington, Aueast Ssh. Iss6
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
1sceafy.sesond annaai Reporf cf fhe
 LtrCuflELD MUTUAL Fire lSlSasyNalce COsuUUssW

Eaa'e 11aSeel'6sAice COMtpNNys | JULY 2d, le55s By Cash reed G for Psem'ums Poli: ,.o ..
 ,his year i,s7s as By whole amount of Cssh
 x. re-, ssedio. J prsTiams ssc eos 7S ... ,,o :. To whole sm' paid for
 Cushnow on hand y,iss Ol-ssa,7le SC To amouns of pscmiums charged on
 The books which maj be collected i. ... Add .'ssi, Cssb eu on hand eIss se.Iss cI cI
 Making the Cspiiai Stock of thi ---- =
 Company al this time e32,030 54 There is not st this time any claims against Company--ail pad to this date.
 The Dneeloss ot ihls con,psny are eonfident the pllnuf Insurance adopted isy the m wiD meet with hsasty responee from all intelligent friends os the pfincipieOi Mutual inssrsnco. This company insure ouiy in this state and take no risks on N iIs, Goods in siarss. sbops, etc.. or in exposrd viIngc or city property, bus confine ther business entirely to ft Tn, property and isUiaied bnstdin9s and ihcif conlents--eS which not mosss than ssoOo will bs insured on This cpnpany will! sdiust slI elaims with difference should asiss between The psfties, ell such difference wit be adjusted by indifferent psssons n .he county e.ch party seIses'ns one, = shall Dc chosen. and the ewsfdoi II, or any two ofthem. shail be insland ccncius .. reward of one hundred dollars wjli De paid by this company s0 any one who VIII give such fire to any building insured by this company. 0G2cers 0T lkbe EOsM pMM0 \ .. c, BECKWl1Hs PYesiue bs, GEO. C. NOODkUFf. Esq. Treasurer
 J1SOsNr tvHf1sksrGy Ssersfsxs.
 
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 SHELDON OSBORN II Hs, atp,op.
 AGENTS or THE COMPANY. Lcnsan WsCdiies, Wttero~n psniel B. BriDsmade. Weshsnkthh Henry 9 Ssnfcrd, New Milford RnfnS FKlIer, Jr Kens Rich. ard Smith. shs son Fse6esjct KtIIoks Cam. val: toseth |. Go ylosd, 0asben {; " Nliam VI. ]. BusrslI, Cxnaan DonsId J. Wssnef. saIs isbnsy S. D.. Norshway, and John Dewe!l, NorfoIk Henry Janes. New HanSosd :- drosxc D. Wadhsms. Tossis nfon L<via smnh. Baswinson John c. Anhlsr, Bsthlems John Abesneshy Nd 0eosks B FoSess. Wcod- bury David C. Whinlsse1. New Prestes Renhen Rockwell Colekssok; 1ohn Hine. dale. W;nsicd $. Y sSl .Joha, N New Canaan, B. Tslmadee, plymosth : Pevsans wiahinR n ret their buildinesin, ,nrsd can apply to either q the A gsnss. or Id
 J. c. BEcKwITH. prs.ides.,
 JAson Wnsrixo. 6scyetaty. Liich6eid. July isss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27

H EEPS consianlly on hand well seIrcsed kA assortment of sheet music. Receiving fresh supplies weekly from New York, he will be able ts accommodate his customers with the latest compositions, at New York retail prices.
 June 5th. A. s. BALDWIN:
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
TIIESClENTlFIC AMERICAN. ELEVENTH YEAR.


 Splendid Engvnvings and Primes. vuyHE Elevenih Anasai Volume ot this usef,h publication commences on the i7th uf Sept The SciGNrlric AngelcAs is aB illustrated periodical, devoted ch,shy io the pfoa,uigstion vf miosuss.ion relating 10 the various Mechanic and Chemic Ar,A tndusTisi Manufactures. Az. r'cui,ure: Pa,en,s, lnventlon., Eneineerlnl. Mill wufk and oil interests wkick tko iight uf pracii cal Science u calculnted h advance.
 Repofts or U s. Patents eranted are also puhlIshed every week, including efiiriat copies vt uil the patent claims. together iih ne ws and Information upon thSusands 1f deises sutfects. The contributors to the Scientific A,aersrsn are among the asast esnsncnt scientiic and practical men CI the NnAes. The edltoYaI dc. tartment is unisereaily acksuwleslged to he conducted with great ahAliay, and 10 bs distin~ ggished not only iur the excellence aud ruth with which error ls consbatsed ard tatso lhsurses are exploded,
 .Mcehanics. Inventors. Enelnscrr, chemists. Manuiac'nrers, Axrscuturisis. and peapls of every profession in lite, will 6nd the Srirnffie Ametican to be ai gscat value in their respprctlve caIhnxs. It's counsele and ssasess.ens will suyv chem hundreds of dela4s Ann0aIlv, lNxidra af totding them continual eotrca ot krowlrdpc. the experience of which is beyond pecunlary estimate. ii s9s75s Ii Y'hr Scientific Amsrican is pablished once 1, week. every fynumber con,sirs viYks iarsc qusrso pages. hrntnR nnnnnlly . complete and sules,s did volume. illustrated with several hundred cririnsl enassv,neA
 er Specimen copies sens esa,iA
 TsxMs.-Sinale subscriptions os . rear, nY el ihs s'x months. Five copies f'f six nl,nshs e4 l; tur year e3 For further riuh rasrs aud E.r s,sten.cDt d the fourteen large Cash Ps,xes oft.red by pahlsherr. sre SeienliRc Amerirsn. Soatherp. Western and Canada su,pey or postotiice stamp taken as par fls kscripticns. Letters should es directed ten,. .o
 ff 4a MUNN v E(l.sss
 i2s Fultcn Street. New Yo,k. hr Msssrs MuSx X Co. have hcep f,,r many years extensively engaged n prrurina pafaRse tor new inventions. and will advise inveniore. without charae, in iegafd 10 the novelty of their Improvements
 Medical Institatloa of Tale Collexe. YnNHR Course of Lrcluses for lSb5-s6 . will conmenre on Tharsday, September l3th. and continue four mnhiha. q ResjANIN StLLimAs. M. U., I..r.. D.. prufe..o, Emeritus .f Chemizssy and Pharmacy.
 Ell lvESs ". D., Prof. EmeFifus os Matcr;n Mediea and Therapeutics. ~ JoSaraAs kxioHT, N. D, Prof. of the rr.nci- pies and Prhctlce uf SnsRevy.
 TrsorHy F BkERs ~. n. Prof ef Ohssesrirs CHasLEs HooxEa. N. D Prot oi Aaaisiny and Pnyssola2y.
 liss.x la lRacssar N, D. pssr of N a,eris Med tea sad TheFapeufics
 woRrHixerom iIooKER. N. D., Prul. of the Theory and Practice ot rhssSc. A sss bxS,A.iS sillanAs, In, M. D. rr.f Of Chem- isfry and PhaSmsrs. ' VI o..s, Lss,a,s sssss s,s ses.So Ma'siea'..ien. ss V cHAS llOOKER, Desn oi ,hs r.eul,. i. New Haven. Ju'y 0th. 1855 rs
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
AND EAaAG II GOOpe.
New J0W0lrV Store.

THE most desirable and beautiful selection Of JrweIry ever exhibiied iB this county. The subscriber has just opened new store ie South Streei, over pr Beckwifii's drn9 sfnre, where he will seIi every description Of Watches. Pins, finger Rings csr Rings Prncils, Indies and geni's gold wasch Chains, Bracelets. cuH Pins &c. &r.
 e1 Every descripsion oi wstch work and re- pairing executed with neatncss and despatch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27

Waterbury. Mafch, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
SPRING GOODS.

WoIcoatviIle, April I6, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Af 1ile New .JewcI,Ty store.

Winchester. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Read and Rencct!

Li,ch6ela. April s. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27

GuANO and Super Phosra,e of Lire--one ~ the chcapesl iesiilizers ihss csn sn ,e used. rssness arc invited to tsy is. For saic hy As
 soa.h Norfolk M.y ssh 1855. ( \ -
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
U61ecfOrA.

!; Q BEcKWITIl. | A . LEWIS JAsoE !, s9 lIs w5IlI1lNd WI, I' 6sHoR \ lvEk lflOQWfkt GEO c. WOOL kUFF SETH ? BEt R, RQEnlksBAI1ELI
 SHELDON OSBORN ,vf Hs1~tpiop,
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

The Charleston Courier has very flattering
accounts from the copper regions Of North
Carolina. The ore covers a vast extent ri
country which will soon be travcrsed by the
Western extension of the North Carolina rail.
road. Companies have been organized to work
the mines, and the most encouraging success
has attended their incipient efforts. Zinc also
abounds, and it is expected to yield rich re-
turn for the expenditure of capital aud labor.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

@ A new breech-loading cannon, capaH
of being fred ten times minute by half d
force usually required for an ordinary canna
has been invented by Mr.. John P. Schenk,
Chelsea, Mass. The weapon-a six FOUNDER
was tried at South Boston, recently, and bsp
charged with three pounds of powder, thrs'
ball three miles and half with marveluw
accuracy. Any calibre may be suited to III
same principle.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

~ The Cincinnati Gazette notices lar
emigration to Kansas from Ohio, Kentucky aal
Indiana, and remarks: ave have seen noH
ing like it in extent, since the rush to Califa
mia, that followed the discovery of the coil
mines. The general character of the emigrant
also, is of high order as to intelligence an
means"
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

1t is understood that it is not the intention
Of the Secretary Of War to place the regiments
which have been raised, Immediately into the
feld-the contemplation being to send them to
the forts and military rendezvous, and to with
draw therefrom for more active service those
who have hitherto been engaged in garrison
duty
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

An IMPORTANT DocuMENT.-An important
document has recently been put forth from one
Of the American Councils in New York, settln:
forth certain broad, liberal, sound Nationi
American principles. We shall give our read
ers the entire document in our next, and nov
only make brief reference to some of ib
points. The platform laid down is that th
Federal Constitution shall be supported, thu
State rights shall be respected and the Unia
upheld. An exclusive American policy is
be introduced in order to balance the foreig
element which is now so rapidly gaining ground
The present system of electioneering, is to b
condemned, and one more in accordance with
American principles is to take its place. b
matters Of religion, all individual opinions IN
to be respected, all churches are to stand upon
level, and the Bible is to be used in, the com
mon schools, sectional questions are to b
avoided, and all attempts to ALLEVIATE division
of the Union from each other, are to be resist
ed. The Council thinks that liberal polio
should be maintained by Congress in measure
designed to develope the resources of the coun
try, and in the improvement of harbors an
rivers. The spoils system is to be abandone
it is condemned as odious, and anti-Ameh
can. Other minor matters are set forth in th
document, which is carefully worded through
out. We shall ask our readers to give i'll
thoughtful perusal, which it will be found b
mcrit.-Boston Knoao- Nothing.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

az The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
have granted writ Of error in the case of DR..
the dentist, convicted Of q gross outrage on
the person Of Miss Nudge.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

BAYOU SARA.-On Monday week the Ameri-
can cause was triumphant at the town cleo
tons Of Bayou Sara.
James Hale was elected Mayor; E. Hills,
Treasurer; and Messrs. Leake, Woodruff, Ten
ny, Henshaw and Maddux, Aldermen.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

FALL OF BLACK SNow.-Prof Fairchild. d
Oberlin, Ohio, states that on February 7A
they had in that region fall of dark co'ors
snow The crystals were in the form of deus
icy pellets, above the twentieth Of an inch i
diameter. It fell to the depth of nearly n
inch, and when melted it yielded about hi
inch of water. The snow had distinct smol,
taste, and on filtering it through paper. dah
sooty substance was obtained.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

~ The Concordia Intelligencer learns that
Black river is running up stream. The Mis-
sissippi being the highest, propells the water
backward to some distance above Trinity,
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

~ The citizens of Natchez are taking &C.
tive steps towards making arrangements for
lighting that city with gas. A good move.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

~ D. L. w. Read, of Norristown, Pa.
has sailed for Europe, for the purpose of en-
tering tho Russian service as surgeon.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

A CANADIAN ARMY FOR THE CRlMsA.-The
Tribune learns from Canada that battalion
for service in the east is about to be raised in
that province under the auspices of COL Prince,
known for his services in the patriot war of
1887, and Mr.. Runkin, NJ. p.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

WT The KnowNothings of Pcnnsylvani
are to hold State Convention at Harrisbw
on the first Monday Of May, to nominate cm
didate for Canal Commissioner, and to appoin
delegates to National Convention. The con
vention is to sit with open doors.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

az The President of the United States has
recognized Edward Won Der Hcydt as Vice
Consul Of Prussia for the port of New York.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

W All letters intended for the mail should
be prepaid, or they will not be forwarded.
Keep this in mind.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

~ The citizens Of Independence, No.
have gotten up a petition praying the city
council to enact an ordinance to the purpor,
that every man shall 60 to church on Sunday
or pay fine of one dollar
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

~ The English papers state that clergy
man in England is now suffering the seven
penalty Of twelve months Imprisonment, 4,
marrying couple at halfpast 6 in the mon
ing, when ecclesiastical law forbids that sud
a ceremony shall take place before An.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

RArs.-A sporting gentleman in New Yoh
offers to bet large amount that during th
coming summer he will drive from the Asto
House to Union Square in light wagon draw
by rats. He calculates that he can accompliI
the task with one hundred rats in harness
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

~ The late Legislature Of Maine passed .
bill taking away the naturalization powers Of
the State courts.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

@ The association for the relief of the
poor in New York have expended, since the
LIST Of January, about $4,000.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

There is good story going the rounds Of
the papers in relation to recent interview be-
tween the present head of the French Empire
and ex-Prcsident Van Buren,, which, if true is
creditable to the former parsonage 1t runs
thus: Mr.. Van Buren, visits Paris to unite in
the celebration Of Washington's birthday.
NAPOLEON hearing of his arrival, desires an in
terview, but is told by the ex-Prcsident that,
inasmuch as he has no court dress, he cannot
present himself befose the Emperor, where.
upon the Latter rebukes his trucking to mo.
narchial custom by remarking, 81 do not wish
to see your clothes, but you" The account
goes on to say that Matty and Bonaparte were
closeted together for hours but here the story
ends
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

~ The smallpox, it is said, RACES in Con-
cord, N. H., especially in the State prison.
Nineteen cases are reported.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

RErrRNrNG.-The packet ship Wyomin,
which sailed from Philadelphia few days a
for Liverpool, had cighty-two passengers.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

~ A bill to abolish capital punishment
has been reported in the Legislature of New
York.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

81 The Hon. John J. Crittenden, COL Ben
ton, and Gen. Shields were scjourning in St
louis IT last accounts.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

az It is taid that C. G. Wintersmth, ESQ.,,
is Sans" candidate for Congress in the
Rsrdstown district, XIV.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14
I. o. O, F.

By referring to our advertising columns, it
will be seen that "Clinton Lodge No. a."
contemplate celebrating with appropriate cere-
monies, the seth anniversary Of the Order in
America.
The Brethren will march through the prin-
cipal streets, in the full regalia Of the Order,
and will proceed to the Methodist Church,
where an Grafton is to be delivered by our
talented felow-citizen JAMES o. FUQuA, Esq.
We understand that several Of our lady
friends have kindly volunteered and will assist
in the singing of an appropriate Ode at the
Church, which will of course add material in
terest to the exercises of the occasion.
Mrs. Mansker, having been selected to pre-
pare the dinner, will doubtless prove herself
an efficient catercss.
There will also be Ball in the evening, at
the Court House; and we are assured that
every exertion will be used to make it one Of
the most brilliant affairs of the season.
TnE MAMs.-lt was the intention Of the De-
partment, in establishing daily line between
NuutOu, OuCASOu oAu OStOu AUuSc, W ocISC
the people of this section with the convenience
Of a daily mail. And now what is the result ?
We very seldom get mail more than twice a
week, from beyond Baton Rouge, and often
fail to receive more than one.
We think that the attention Of the Depart
ment at Washington should be called to this
matter. We should get at least as many as
five mails from New Orleans per week; other
wise VIC think that the continuance Of daily
line between this place and Baton Rouge is
entirely unnecessary and useless, and the De-
partment is mourning an expense in keeping it
up, without any accommodation to our citizens.
There is screw loose somewhere, and doubt
less it is with the Postmaster at New Orleans
The GREATEST Hoax OF THE SEAsoN.-The
True Delta says that" the following are the
nominations for State officers made by the
State Council of the 'Know-N othings,' after
several days dcliberation:
For Govcrnor-C. Derbigney, Jefferson.
Lieut.. Govcrnor-Mark Boatner, Caldwell.
Auditor-Frank Hardesty, E. Feliciana.
Treasurer-LOuis Bordelon, Av0yclles.
Secretary of S.ate-JoAn E. King, St. Lam
dry.
Attorney General-R. G. Beale, E. Baton
Rouge.
FOR CONGRESS.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

W Elizabethtown, New Jersey, will
henceforth known as the "City of Elizabeth
the Legislature having passed, and the Cove
nor signed, bill incorporating it as city
The American patriot., 1855-04-14
Important from Mexico.

Under this heading the San Antonio Texan,
Of the god ult, has the following:
On yesterday, March 2lst, some Mexicans Of
credibility arrived in our city, and they inform
US that the revolution party in Mexico has tri-
umphed, and that Alvarez has taken the city
of Mexico, and holds Santa Anna ~ . prisoner;
and the latest account they have of the matter
is, the patriots under Alvarez were holding =
council to determine whether Santa Anna
should be shot. By said informants, we also
learn that information has been sent to Next
cans in Texas, who had been banished from
the country, to return, that the ports Of entry
are all thrown open, and the troops Of Mexico
arc removed from the frontier.
We, of course, cannot vouch for the credi-
bility Of the above, although it may prove
strictly true.
In reference to the above story, we can only
say that on Monday last we received and pub.
lished intelligence from the city Of Mexico to
the 10th of March-only three days earlier
than the arrival Of the Mexicans at San Anto-
nio-and no such events as reported by them
had then occurred. We are inclined, there
fore, to the opinion that the report has no
foundation in fact.-Pic
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

DANCING Men FURNISHED TO ORDER.-The
following is part Of letter from Paris cor
respondent of the Courier des Etats. Uns:
"There is at Joubert street, No. 23s an In.
stitute where they furnish to order yonng men
to dance at parties and private balls. They
are generally young dry goods clerks, whose
awkwardness has been removed by intercourse
with ladies at the counter. They simply know
how to compliment them on their toilettes-
which causes them to be considered, by the
ladies, very amable and quite witty. They
are clothed gloved, ruffled, booted and present.
ed, stomach empty! They cost louis head,
and with dozen you can have quith an ami
mated dance. Wednesday last, the Institute
Of Joubert street furnished one hundred and
twenty six to the divers hops of the Chausse-
d'Antin. As it appears that comprised its
whole number. They are now hurrying up
recruits. Madame Ra-- having engaged for
herself alone thirty for the Goth Of this month,
twelve faxen-haired, twelve with black hair,
and six bald-headed gentlemen.
The bald-headed ones cost % francs head.
They are taught dignifed air. and are ex-
pected to represent young magistrates, lawyers
and young men Of promise, worn out by mid.
night toll. There is a fine looking old soldier,
who has been decorated with the ribbon of the
Legion Of Honor" who will not furnish him.
self for less than 80 francs who, besides, re.
qures second pair Of gloves of his hostess II
two o'clock in the morning."
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

az A piece Of land was recently sold i
London il is said, at the rate of two million
of dollars per acre. eer-
The American patriot., 1855-04-14
First District

Second District-H. J. Heard, st. Martin.
Third District-G. B. N. WALES, Concordia.
Co,,rfh District
The American patriot., 1855-04-14
NLgN ON. LOUISIANA
SATURDAY, APRIL IA, 1855.

~ Thanks to D. c. Morgan and NJ. G. Mills
for late city favors.
The American patriot., 1855-04-14

You arc in error Mr. True Delta, in making
the above statement. You know nothing about
the matter. "SAM" will tell you when be
dominates.