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Fashionable Church in New York.

You enter the church porch The portlv
sexton, with his thumbs in the arm-h0les Of
his vest, meets You at the door. He glances
at you; your hat and coat are NV, so hn
graciouslv escorts you to an eligible seat in
the broad aila. Close behind YOU fellows
a poor. meek, plainly clad sam tress, r.
lieved from her t-cadmill round to think,
one dav in seven, Of the Immortall The
sexton is struck with sudden blindnessl She
stands embarrassed ono moment; then as
the truth dawnS upon hor, rotraccs her steps.
and with crimson blush rccrp the
threthhold which she has paofanad with her
Plsbian feet. Hark to the organ. It Is a
strain from Norma, slightly Sal b'th-izad.
Now the wor .hippors one after another glide
m-Silks rattlo-plumas wave-satin glis-
t"n7-liamond7 glitter, and scores of forty
dollar handkorchiefs shake out thoir porfhm-
ed odors What an absurdity to preach the
gospel of the lowlv Nazarita to such a SGT
Tho clergy knows better than to do so. He
values his fat salary and hand some parson-
age too highly. So with velvet tread he
walks all round the ten commandment
places the downiest pillow under the dying
pr rfigate's head, and ushers him with SER
aphic hymning into an upper ten Heaven.
Fanny Fern.
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Newspaper rewards.

There ara but few subjects that Henry
Ward Beeeher is unaeqaaintqd with, and on
which he has not, at some time or other,
given his opinion and the result Of his ex.
perience and researches. Here is what no
says about the influence Of newspapers. and
the manner in which the editors Of them
are generally treated Read 1t.
The result Of my observations enable ma
to state as fact, that publishers of newspa-
per' are more poorly rewarded than any
lother class of men in the United States
who invest an equal amount of labor, capital
and thought. They are expected to do more
labor for less rav, to stand more sponging
and 'dead-heading,' to puff and defend more
people, and all sorts Of people, without fee
lor hope of reward, than any other class.
They credit wider and longer; get often
'er cheated, suffer more pocun:ary loss, and
arc oftsner the victims of misplaced conf
ldence than any other calling in the comnu-
nty. People pay printers bill more re-
luctantly than any other 1t goes harder
with them to spend dollar on a valuable
newspaper, that ten ona needless gewgaw;
yet everybody avails himself of the services
OF the editors and printers ink.
How many professional and political rep
utations and fortunes have been created and
sustained by the friendly, though unreouit-
itedpen of the editor? How many embryo
towns and cities have been brought to notice.
and puffed into prosperity by the press p
How many railroads, now in successful on
GRAFTON, would have foundered but for the
assistance of the lever that moves the
world in short what branch of American
industry or activity has not been promoted.
stimulated and defended by the press? The
bazzars of fashion and folly, the haunts Of
appetite and dissipation are thronged with
an eagar crowd bearing gold in their palms,
and the commodities there vended are sold
at an enormous paid profit, though intrinsi-
Ieally worthless, and is paid for with scrupu-
lous punctuality; while the counting-room
OF the newspaper is the scat of jewing,
lcheaping, trade orders and pennies. 1t IS
made point of honor to liquidate grog-
bill but not of dishonor to repudiate a print
jer's bill.-Henery Ward Beecher,
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kissing.

...... Als4fIlgs
The Buffalo Republic has made the fol-
lowing remarkable discovery upon the fun
ny subject Of kissing. We don't know as
much about such matters as we should like
to, but the description sounds sort of nat
ural:
Hardly any two females kiss alike
There IS as much variety in the manner of
doing it as in the faces and manners of the
sex. Some delicate little creatures merely
give slight brush ofthe lip. This IS a sad
aggravatiOn. We seem about to have a
good time" but actually have rotl ing,
Others go into US like a hungry man into a
beef steak, and seem te chew. up our eoun.
tenances This IS di gushing and soon drives
away delicate lover. Others strurcle.
like hens trying to bury themselves in dirt.
The kiss IS won by great exertion. and is
not worth as much as the trouble it costs
Now, we are in favor of certain shyness
when kiss is proposed, but it should not
be continued too long; and when the fair
one gives in, let her administer the kiss with
warmth and energy. Let there be soul in
1t. If she closes her eyes and sighs deeply
Immediately after it. the effect is greater
She should be careful not to "slobber" kiss.
but give it as a hunming bird runs its bill
into honey-sueklN, deep but delicatelv.-
There is much virtue in a kiss when wen de-
hvcred. We have had the memory of ono
we have received in our youth last US twen-
tv years, and we believe it Will be the last
thing We shall think of when We die" Oh!
my!
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Love OF READING.-Hon Rufus Choate
in an address once said: "Happv is he who
laid up in youth, and held steadfast in all
fortunes, genuine and passionate lore O
reading; the true balm Of hurt minds, Of
surer ani more haalthful charm than poppy,
or mandragora or all the drowsy syrlps Of
the world. BY the single capacity, he NAV
bound in a moment into the still regions Of
delightful study, and be at rest.
x 4
"Well may he prize that endaared charm,
50 efHctual and safe; without which thii
brain placing hi; hand upon his forehead
had long ago been chilled with paralysis, or
set on fire by insanity"
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1oGttn.
TALK WITH THE DEPARTED

BY MRS. l. II. sIGoCRSEf
The viue-tref DER our trellis
HATH tWned graceful screen,
And drapcd thy ftyOrite easement
In purple blent with green
But now autulnnal saffron
Doth round each leaaet run,
And we gather in the clusters
Dost tnOu know it, oh, my son?
There's bridal meath our roof-tree,
The deathless chain is wove,
And the bCnediction uttered
BIZ one arh0m God doth lore;
And the gentle creature bendeth
Like lily in its sphere
AS thronging friends surround her
With smile and word Of cheer.
Draw rear the charmed circle,
Look in these eyes Of blue,
Cared they not into thine with love
when cloudless life was new?
Ard lighter than the young gszelle,
Ard playful 20 the fawn, r
Thy fathers velvet lawn:
Press closer: see the heating
OF that bosom pure rs snow,
That s'i The nrargc blossoms,
And the veil with silvery flow;
Slert she rot in thv cradle.
Your tvin-snuls linked in ono?
Is She thine only sister?
Dost know her, OH my son?
CEfcld thy viewless ririon,
Clasp her in strong embrace,
The darling of cur household
The last of all nv race:
Give hrr 4 lrnther's greeting,
A flower without thorn,
Thou vert tho idol Of her heart
In life's delightful morn.
Sho, from widowed hea-th-stone,
turnless Girht doth take,
Ard for her pr silly husband
happy home will make:
A haupv home she'll mike him
Whero'or may be their rest,
For holy. dOye-like sweetness
Is the temper Of their breast.
There's one who museth lonely,
In the chamber where of old
She watched thy childhood sleeping
On the sunny Tillow'd fold,
She hath riycn The hride her blessing,
A blessing molly won
None are lift at home to love her
Dcst know it, oh, my son!
WHY question thus the spirit:
Upon its unknown way.
That rnbrd in mystery, holes no more
AHhuifv with clay,
AfRrity with sorrow,
With the hitter tear that flows,
With the fitting Of the streamlct,
Or the fading Of the rose.
Why QUESTION thus the syirits
From the mortal ties set free,
II speaks no 6illect Of earth,
II NAV not answer thee.
Cling to the fifth of Jesus.
Hold 70 the Gloious Head
That lir,s in one communion
Tao living and the dead.
The CTayon.
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S. C. WHI1CIER, PEoPRIEToR, CLYDE, o.
Trusty Portefs in Stendanc convey baggage an
from tbe Cars free cf Charg. Livery Stable Is attach
ed 10 the house, and carriages At al
tngs be had. DeeeInber 30 1874.
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An excellent substitute for butter at
breakfast (better than Marmalade,) Marry
the incest girl you know. You will then
have hor to preside at your breakfast tabla,
and, unless you are sad dog indeed, you
will not require any 6sz her.
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Attorne4s and Counsellors at Law, and Solicitors L.
bxncery viii attend professional busi ness and Ltn'
Agency in S1ndasy and adjoining counties Vfce' INT
Et9rv Blckland's Block, Fremont. -
r. p -BUCkLAND. HOMER ~ ElSEll-
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RInsOnic.

FoRr STEPHENSON LODGE, No. 90, Free ana Aeyepee
49, ,naets at Masonic HalL in Doncyson's Block, on
fhe lst and 81 Tuesday evenings of every MONTH
FRExoST CHAPrER, No. 81, Royal Arch Nelson's meets
At tie same place. on the lst Friday evening oi every
month.
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E.nnfrocII 81 P.ice.
8. BuckIInd Il TO-,

tttorpexs at Law, and Solicitors in Chancey. Office
sbsrn 1 SheIo's Black, Fremont, Ohio.
T. P. FINEFROCK. = r FHlOE-
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L. O. O. F..

CRoGHAx LODGE No. ~ Independent orIer 81 oOS NJ
lows meets at Odd Fellows hal' Ia DU0A' '
every Saturday evening
FREYoyr ENcANPMENT, No. 81, Lo.O.F, meets IN Inc
same Han on tho I'd and 4th Monday evenings oil ever!
MONTH
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H1RYSTALOTYPES.- have secured the services Of IN
~ exnfienced artist and shall commence tqkug this
style Of Pictures in few DAYS Five pictures for s. Co.,
Specimens n be seen st my Gallery
Eremont, july ~, 1855 A. D. vILES.
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Ehe>.aOse G Ciapp,

d in sic .ts Fruits Grotrii s, and Yaakee Motto
P.ilcpctrd il -yaaa isars Lila stree F.emoIit, o.
jane Ie. 1875
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II mnapa

Dr. :. ". FA-LNG, hariag established himself for the
ru-noss Of prciii Homce0 athy in this place and vi
q itv would respectfully announce to the pub that his
present aranEee It's viii enable thHse desigols OF syG
lag themselves Of Homeopathic treatment 10 rely with
eartsl upon romn attention 10 their calls, whether in
or out Of town. 2 Rooms, in Shrrp Sdomo's Block,
NIB. D.. r paJs particular AZ etipn to all forms "f
chronic diseases. Fremont Auril u. 1875.
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:. VI. EIfiuwOOd.

wholesale Deae- ia all kias Of Sporting and Blasting
Powder; fet FUsa, an iie Works Of every iesc igtior
o de.s soi-iicd. Enquire Of J. F. Z SEBRING Fre-
mont, OHIO. June lo, 1850
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FOR SALE.

! HOPPER, TIN, and SHEET IRON WoRK.-We call
the especial attention Of all wanting such work
pas particular attention TO that hranch Of usiR
! August TO- 1855 ORION & FTSSFLMAN.
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CnnGr.d IA Rrothrr.

Hardware Merchants All kinds Of Iron and steel ware
both American and Imported sold at wholesale OF ie
"a Tr, 1,sttern Of Cook ParlOr Box Stoves. Ag-
ricltnl and Farm Implements, Wooden-ware, Cordase
oils Psints Sc Bets Block, No. . Fremont, Ohio.
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8. &. sgaIeS.
Hume iau sFote!.

Attorney and e. inssllo- at Nv aud Notary PIbi-
Is, ueas tue D r. clyde, slidusLy County, 0-io.
Dsevmoer 10, lSJ4.
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DIR. Tmhbs
G. G. Etton.

Appointuients are 70 be renewed Il March. next and
continued as heretofore They viii BE- supplied by any
one else during lis absence Oct. l3, 1862
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Attorney at Law and Solili.or in Chancery Notary
Public and General Collecting Agent. Win attend to al
busiaess entrusted to him in this section Of the country
Clyde, o.. July !, 1850
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IInhrrI. a. 8 cidom.

FOUNTAIN IoDGE No. 136, IndeFendent oTleI ., ol
TemrI,rs meets at Odd Fei'ocs' hR'i ever ''AN
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ehc ter EsIrcrluII,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chan
eerr will crfn Is attend ali Professional Bdslness lei
= bis ,cbare He will alsn attend 10 the collection o
s,si,,s Er in tis and sd.cinng counties. Office, Sec
oud story Minis Block, Fremont, o.
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FREMONT JOURNAL
ISAAC NJ, KEELEsR, Proprietor

Bushes Cards, lines or less one D,ble ol
Tes}ei Nofiees preceding marriages and Douoie cor
sIvsrtsen1ents to be charged double the above rate
alvsrtisements should be marked with the number o.
Insertions or they viii be continued until orue ou 1'
charged accordingly
JOB PRINTING, ..
ofsD kinds neatly and expeditiousy executed ana ina
too 10 the fun satisfaction Of our patrons
BLANKS,
of all descriptions kept hand or Tlll IET 9f IN
few hours notice. leaAO ~ r.o,aont ~. Journsl
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Us. P. saMtntyer.
john Ray,

Wholesale snd Rcti Dealer in Books Periodicals, Mu-
sic and Musical Instruments Piano Fortcs dcodeons
&c, &c; High Street, Columbus, o.
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Ri snIz Deeds. Mortgages,
Q Iif-ci.ims, C0ntacfs &. kept hand or pIitcd to
ordsr - the JOURNAL OF FICE.
JW. KILLS. WI. A. KILLS. ). NJ. KILLS
). ". HEi h q SOs :.
Manufacturers Of ger ard Blank Bonks, and DeJleIs
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Collins House.

NJ. o. COLLINS, Pcpi- i-tor.-onc Block West Of
II ,.fis Co-.cr TOLEDO, OlIl0
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Corner of Front ami Pike Streets, Fremont, o., J. +
VANDERCOOK PKOPRIEToR.
Tais House his la:,ly hpen enlarged rc-itted ard re
furnished throughout An Omnibus Tuns in connection
with eeesy trail Of C-rs.
Mav,als54
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Dentistry.

l. D. PARKER, S-RGEoN DE0T 81, respectfully ter
ders lis tri ss3na services TO he Il iefs Of enon
and iciaity. Teeth Inserted inf god or silver lat
and 80 The netest nizares. Once in Sharp sud Sne
mos Bdildin., front ro0m ul.-sJai 5.
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d.. w il.oIl 8 stilWc
CrOgIaan Hen g,

Fremont O-io resideaee CrosIzn St7,c', resr Il
Court HOUSE. L eh =, Io27-
JAS. ". WILSON. IHOS. SliLN kLLs-
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CONFECTIONERY!
FURNITURE!

TJNHE subscriber has and will con-
7ssssss> sartly keep the best assortment Of
y Sss4zsssesss n RNITURE, to be found in Sindlisky
at3------4'eS County, which he will sell cheap and
The American patriot., 1855-12-29
Lang WORTHY d TlLDON,
Sole Agents, for Clinton, La.

SHERMAN'S PLANTATION RETENTION
TRUSS is the most servcable, comfortable and Sc
cure, aside from the Patent Truss of any i'll use.
Price 81,
SllERMAN'S PLANTATION SUPPORTERS,
are the best and cheapest now in use for the relief
and cure Of pcoapsuS utcri, &c. Price 50,
SIlERMANS LATE PATENT CHEST EXPAN-
UERS or Steel Shoulder Brace, is something which
every p,faOn can use to advantage; it expands and
STRENGTHENS she chast, is a sure bar against con-
Sumption, and relief aud cure for all lung and
heart diseases. Price $40.
eHEhNAN'S LACE SHOULDER BRACES
the cond best in VS.. P,ce -.
The eboye ar,iceS are sold at the proprie-
tors establishment, As ST. CAailes street, New Or.
leans, and at the Drug story cf
LANGWoRTHY & TILDON,
mar21 Sole Agents in Clinton, La
The American patriot., 1855-12-29
Saddle, lsrid.s, ;,aaa Hi.rIess
MANUFACTORI.
s. TO o IS.

North Side IF the Public Sq"ors.
~a THE admirers of good articles OF Sad
Ef,Sss.saA dies, Brides and Harness, who wish to
purchase, would do well to call at the
above establishment, as he has on hand a stock of
the finest quality and adaptedness for this section
suitable for the manufacture Of every and any art-
Gle that may be wanted called for in his line OF
business such as
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, ETC
His stock of Leather has been selected with
great care and is of the best quality.
The SADDLERY HARDWARE is imported di-
rect from New York, ard is of the latest style and
pattern.
With competent and experienced worknen, he
hopes 10 give perfect satisfaction, and will warrant
all work, both as to quality and execution.
Nsy" CALL AND EXAMINE. &.
N bah open accounts must be settled on the
lst of November. 1e9
The American patriot., 1855-12-29
MEDICINES, ETC,
The Washington Remedies.

TO PLANTERS AND 9TH u Il y.
TWIN pronrie,ots Of tho Washington Remedies beg
| to call the attention OF planters to the wonder'u
efficacy Of these compositions which have eaesSes
beees Eas< ,cm to fail! They have been long used IN
private practice, in New orlesns, by M. a. Aiic-
kejohn Through their use there nave oeeii raauu.
ed many ufo tunate victims of disease from tne
grave, after thoy have been given up by their phy
sicans as incurable or have been tortured oeJ onu
endurance by decorations and painful operations.
Planters and Others who have on their hands, iilth
full servants, who, through disease are rendered
proftlcss and loathsome, will find it to Their adVan-
tage to Use these remedies.
gYfE WASHINGTON S.ALFE
! Used extremely, in conjunction with an lh'e'n"i
remedy dcnominated
THE WASHINGTON PURIFIER,
VIII cure the most aggravated case Of cancer,
Tette, Worm. Scsld Head, Ring Wolm, Nhitloe,
Bone-f; lon, Iaveterate Ulcers, Syphl.is, Scfoiaih
salt-rheum Leprosy, Boils Elysipelas, cal2nacss
Cuaneous Eruptions, Pimples, Itch, ilcaratod
Piles Fist,la, and Obstinate Sores, arising from
blows burns scalls, etc. In aggravated cases alone
it is necessary TO use the inward rreparatoncaSes
that may be hereditary or such Us may have dcicl
the skill ofphysicians.
| The Washington Purifier e1cels all remedies eX-
tart for Spring and Summer use. By promoting a
healthy action Of the liver, 1t nvicorates tae whoe
svster thus enabling it to bear up against the pro-
longed heat of the Southern summer.
For diseases Of the bones and sinews, or for cas'l'
a'tes by which they and the nerves have been IN
iured We offer the
WAsVyNGTON RHEUKA77 OINT,FFNT
This invaluable composition has never tail.d in
eases of Haeumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, LuInbago,
STIFF Joints; Stiffness Of the Neck and Back, Caked
Breasts, swollen joints, Inllamlnatory Swelngs
Hard Lunlps and Bruises. in cases of long stand
ing, it is necessary to use, in conjunction with the
The American patriot., 1855-12-29

TIE UNDERSIGNTD take this rtunity <..2
of informing the Planters ard lHaae,W@ts VI
of East Feliciana, ,.enoray, that the Dug 1u- b..
siness heretofore carried on hy Mr. N. SADLs1N,
has been purchased by them; o'd vii row be con-
ducted under aud by the style Of HENRY BEE
CIEND 4 Co.
The stock Of Drugs and Chemicals will be en-
tirelv overhaulel and replnis'e. eTnly article
sent from the Store LABELLED AND WE'LL
WRAPPED, and qua anteod 20 be Of the purest
aud best quality.
The store will not ~ LIT night Or day, end cspe-
eai attention and care will be paid to Phrslc.a!
pr.sc options, in the dispensing Of whith, hr.
Reccleuo has had great deal OF experience Tor
many years. -,
Every article usually kept by Druggists Will be
sold here, an enumeration OF Ii is unnecessary,
because should anything be asked for rot III stock,
it can be procured at few days no'ice, as H. >
b. & Co., viii be receiving packages from New Or
leans ard the North all the time.
HENRY :. BEECHENO & Co.
Clinton La ,iuup ~ Sj:,
The American patriot., 1855-12-29

and RUPTURE Wash are o'c'ain 1905: ~ security
and relief in the worst ~''- u ~ -41r'ion.
The Truss has gained popularity one4@d.ed
by any other for the following Advantages First,
its facility of adaptation and apphcation; second,
its anatomical arrangement preventing II from
chatting and oxcoriating the hodr; third, its cow-
tol. ard security in any position Of the body;
fourth, its slight inconvenience IN the wcar@r IN
der every kind of exercise; ff,l, =, c':a..;t 10
remain upon and close the herns ,lGg; ,,>t... IT,
aptness to contract and Fl ~ = er.aoru g.. ..Jt
when used in conjunction ",rh &c ..suia w'..h.
The proprietor would siluply remark 10 those
afflicted with Rupture that lie has devoted many
years to the study and treatment Of the complaint
in its various stages, and feels himself fully quail
fled to select spring and compress t the right
shape and bearing to suit any case that may be
trusted to his care. The poor will be dealt with to
suit their means. The prices Of these useful IN
s.ruments are now reduced to s. and so, making
them, considering their superior manufacture, the
cheapest and for economys sake most durable Of
any in the market, thus securing the unfortunate
from all the other advantages free from cost.
| Having removed my old stard "a st. Charles
street, NY patrons will find me at my new store
and office situated at the corner Of 81. Charles and
Grayer streets, opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
prepared with supply Of Trusses to suit al! forms
OF abdominal hernia.
The American patriot., 1855-12-29
MEDICINES, ETC,
1856. 4. u. Ak.FAe3lH. Ae'.'''

1855. Il. n. LEIoM. Iss1i''
CLINTON, LA.
WHOLESALE ANT RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
DYE T0ODS'A AND DYE-S1 OII8,
Oils, Paints and Painters Articles, Varnishes,
FViaaaao Glass Putty, Glass1oarc, PertHnoTH,
Fine Soaps Hair, Tooth, Nail, Paint, Clothes, aud
HAT BRUSHES.
Surgical and Dental lnstrum ents,
I7usses aud SNgporttre-@H hdadS
SPICES, sNUFFS, PATENT AND PRoPRIETA-
RY MEDICINES--all sorts.
Letter, Dap and Fancy PAPER, INKS, Fancy
Articles, etc.
PURE MEDICINAL WINES AND BRANDiEs
FIELD AND GARp2N SEEDS, FRESH
Toys, Slice Brashes and Bt@ch5@g, A0&oTS,
Fine Pocket Knires Table HutlelW
SCHOOL BOOKS BY VARIOUS AUTHORS,
G5Y- We offer goods equally as low as they can
be obtained from any similar establishment IN ths
section all warranted to'be
FRESA AND GENUINE.
Orders from the country flled and satisfaction
guaranteed, with regard both to price and quality,
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
VIII receive my personal attention at all hours Oh
the day and night. febt', 1000
The American patriot., 1855-12-29
NDEysrE.

Ill persons indebted to the estate OF DIR. James
a Perkins, deceased, are hereby requested to
MAKE prompt paymentto % my Attorney, J. T. Heath,
ESQ, n the town of jackson. La as otherwise, suit
viii p. Immediately instituted to obtain such pay
uet ..
~ persons having claims against said estatea are
requested to present the same for acknowledgment
a. scon as possible, to my. Attorneys, J. G. Kill
bourne. ESD, in Clinton, or to j. 7. Heath Esq,
in Jackson, La. LEWIS G. PERKINS,
,nays6 Administrator.
The American patriot., 1855-12-29
ASnisr.,ad Notice.

THE CLINTON AND PORT HUDSON RAIL-
l ROAD having undergone thorough repairs, the
Company give notice that they will carry cotton to
Port Hudson the ensuing season at FIFTY CENTS per
bale, and that arrangements have been made to pre-
vent exposure at Port Hudson and delay in un-
loading ut Clinton. G. A. Neafus, Pres't.
Clinton, La, September Cd, 1855.