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STOVES, CASTINGS, TINWARE,

NNEresPeclly call the attention of country merchant,
" visiting Nashville to extensive stock OF TIN
WARE larger than any ever had BEFORE and which
comprises all the articles that ia demand in country
stores.
This extensive stock Whiehis well worthy Of e1smipa.
non has been made by the best WOrken thu can be found
III the country, and with the utmost care.
To cash customers il will be sold with the smallest poss
bic margin of prohf.
Cooking stOVes.-Our stock of Cooking Stoves, both
of wrought and iron complete and viii be sold tor
cash as lew if not lower than any other house in Nashville
who will offer an article Of equal quality
Heating StOyes.-We have greater variety Of pat
terms OF Heating Stoves for wood and coal than has been
before offered in this market To prompt sales we
will sell for cash at small advance above cost.
Castinss,-We have large stock Of Hollowware Cast
inss OF the best and ghtest quality, which will sell
Also, Dog Irons, Bark Mills Sad Irons
AS ECONOMY Is THE WAY TO WEALTH,
We again call the attention Of the Ladies 10 an invention
got up expressly for their benefit
TAESELF HEATING SMOOTHING IRON.
The advantages consist
lst in Economy; one cents worth of good charcoal fur
nishes fuel for whole days ironing. Hard wood Goals
from common wood fire stove answer the purpose inst
as well for those who livein the country.
Cd Convenience, being independent Of stove or fur
mace and therefore capable Of being used any part Of
the house yard.
Cd Saving Of labor and timen avoiding the carrying OF
the Iron to and from the fire.
4h. Avoiding the discomfOrts of a hot room
6th. The facilitating neatness-the iron never being
soed By eontsct with the ire but always retaining per-
eet gloss.
9Th Despatch-it involving the saving Of all the time
which otherwise ostn exchanging the irons and keep
ing them IN proper order. inspection of the Iron
will satisfy any that it is decided Improvement and
must come into general use.
Five hundred oft these Irons have been sold in Nashville
ana are always approved OF, by good HOuSekeepers
Our stock OF very extensive and
we will make TO the neresto of families going House
keeping to give US the irst call
sep6 snow, MACKENZIE & Co
IA A. WOODS. ~. b. ARnIsFEsD Jns L. Wonns
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BONES STAR CsY
~ DIES 10, ~ and 40
1909 lbs Cured Beei
% dozen BrOOms;
rs boxes + D Cheese
For sale, 81 the lowest notch by r EFIL
IanI1 No. e COLLEGE St, Oppo.te SeHanae Hnnsa
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EMPTN RnYES

NTE HAVE for sslea lot OF LARGE EMPTY BOXES
w suitable to codtain Coal; they would also be eon
venient Tor gram and aud other purposes
RAMAGE 4 CHURCH
nuv22 AZ Coilege street.
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NyAGONS AND PLOWS-In variety and uuan.
w tty, and of the best quality may be had at the Az
rcuituFal Mandatory No. IS Market street. Nashville
IeHm myi'-tri-w
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Publishers, Box 1856, Philad4.
Booksellers, CGDvassars and Book Agents supped oo
he most liberal terms.
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L. +. BELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite SeWanee House, College Street NJ. %.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS FIour gsean
Lard, Clover Seed, Millet Seed Nails, Pow
der. Cigars, Tobacco, &C., &c.
JUST RECEIVED:
nOSE HUNDRED bags 80 dozen Painted Buckets.
~ no Aonee' new crop 50 dozen assorted Cordial
% obis Molasses; 4 bags Allspice;
% 7S-bbl do; bags Pepper;
100 /, and gallon De- cases Table Salt ia bxs
mBohns; 100 whole, half and quarter
% los Nutmegsi boxes R1isns;
20 Nests Market Baskets 8 tierces fresb Rice.
l0 5bls No. ? Mackerel; . traits : 4 AInlond-
100 kits Nos and do;
And for sale al the lowest prices By
janli r + gFIi
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IRUSl SALE.
nN Saturday the sd day of March next at the Court
~ House in Nashville at u O'Clock, NJ bv virtue Of
Deed OF Trust executed Ey James PendeTgast and
wife, and Fleming Scott the 9Th June I5.2 and
duly recorded shall expose al public sale for cash. the
House and Lot mentioned in said deed Of being
the house aud lot then occupied by said Pendergat and
wife. and being part Of Lot No. % in Whesides Bacs
Addition to Nashville fronting ssh feet Lower College
Street. =. CODY
lan25-td By lISDsLEV CRoCKETr.
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NOTICE is hereby given that have this day sold out
my entire interest in the firm of H. $. FRENCH A
SONS to II. > &J &. FRENCH, who become responsible
ior all the liabilities OF the firm of IL = French Sons and
who are alone authorized to receive dues settle the bu
siness of the firm
Sep20 "a l.. H. FRENCH.
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4 NOPARTNE RSlIIf.-I HAVE THIS DAY
" associated with me IN the Wholesale Grocery Com
MISSION, Receiving and Forwarding Business Mr. VII.
LIAM PHlLllPS OF Nashville under tho name and sty
of LANlER 4 PHILLIP
now l.. II. LANIER.
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CONGRESS- WATER few gross on hand. al
~ so, Empire Wafer.
Jane BROWN GRUBBS, d Colle,e 81, .
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J. fl. CURREY,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN,
DEGS LEAN L to inform his friends and the x--
ID pHblic generally, thai he keeps constantly tsaas
on hand Collins Of every description, from the painest
the fine Metallic alright and arexhausted Cot
bns the best in for preserving Corps together
with good Hearses and Horses and everything necessary
for burials.
Cherry street, will be promptly attended TO- both day or
night mv3l-f j. H. CURREY
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEKsnIp.

TIE partnership between l.. d. Stevenson and r. J..
l. White Is this day diss0lsed by mutual consent. H. D.
Stevenson will pay all the debts Of The concern and con-
tnue business a. the old stand No. College street where
he viii be glad TO see all the old customers Of evensoo 4
White. Feb Ia ls--
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VI deep. Also Bamboo Poles and J0iuted Poles Ii5d
full supply OF Fishing Tackle &c constantly on hand b.
jau6 BROWN * GRUBHS IS CgIs-- L
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T EECHE S.I 900 S7.edish LeeeEes on hand and Tor
IL sale by BROWN 4 GRUBBS. 4 College ST.
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L. II. FRENCH having withdrawn as above from the
firm OF H. s. FRENCH SONS the business will be CON-
Quoted by the undersigned under the firm and style of H.
>. FRENCH son. H. s. FRENCH
ept25 J. G. FRENCH
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NUTICE.
ME Undersigned having this day disposed ofhis inter-
4 esin the concern of Nichol, Peacock Co to Chas
NJ Ncho aud James Peacock takes this method of return
ing thanks to his numerous friends for the patronage here
toiore SO Literally bestowed him, and s0ics cntinu
ance OF the same TO his successors
NJ Nieho and James Peacock are alone authorized to
collect and pay al debts due to and from the late firm
Nashville, August %, '54 JOHN +. SANDERSON
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DAINTS, &C.-On hand White Lead LipseaJ Oh
Il and Tu-pentine; Chrome and Paris Green. dr7 sud
in oil; TIMBER Sienna, Ysnetian Bei &c gr,4luJ uol
jane BROWN : CRU BIS, 4 gclievs 81
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PIRD SEEDS -l,O0O lbs Canary Seed: also, Hemp
ID and Rape Seed.
jams BROWN & GRUBBS. & COLLEGE ST
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CIGARS! CIGARS :!

CIGARS! CIGARSH
2OOOOss7rsdf s1d r ie eoS GssFs Ps
Of the following Brands: Jupiters La Fayotas, La Ha
beners; La PEDRO Garlic, Napoleon PenSadOsa. With
various other brands of choice Tobacco Little Indian
corner Cherry and Cedar streets.
dec5-I J. MOORE.
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4 iOD-LIgER OIL Gro. genuine Cod. Liver on
~ just received from Rlshton, CLARK L Cos by
jan6 BROWN & CRURf.S &. fralI.-, q.
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AM authorized 10 collect all Of the debts Due Steven
4 son White Ton lSj2 5S aud - and al those il-
deDed to them are requested 10 call in and paw NJ 81 a
LIST OF March, they NAV expect to settle az The s Of the
law febl1-tf1 r J.. WHITE.
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Il Teas, consisting Of the Ne Plus Ultra Biars and PIN
tation imperial brands. Also fine Teas ia chests and
dies. jan3I BROWN GRUBBS. q Co..aas i
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MISCELLANEOUS.
}. LUMsDEN 6 co..

80 HIDES, OIL, LEATHER, AND FINDINGS,
Market Stfest, between Broad and Spring,
80 Nashville, Tennessec.
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A,6.-Newi!l make ibsFal cash advances on consiru
mems offtodner to Il. IL. MASs, at New Orleans.
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REAL EsTATE AGENCY.

HU FRANCIS & Is. F. MCGEHEE have opeueI Az
Agency for the Purchase and Sale Of Real Estate IN
Franklin County Orders accompanied with explicit ia
structOns, will be attended 70 with despatch - Oi-
in Winchester. E-bil-fF
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
LIVER : COMPLAINT,

Jauudice, dyspepsia chronic or nervous debility, d
ease Of the kidneys, from disordered liver or sk
mach, such as constipation, inward piles, fdlness,
blood to the head, acidity Of the stomach, nause
heartburn, disgust for food, fulhess or weight
the stomach, eructations, sinking, or futterin
at the pit Of the stomach swimming Of the head
hurried and difficult breathing, futtering at th
heart, choaking or suffocating sensation when I'M
lying posture, dimness Of vision, dots webs be
fore the sight fever and dull pain in the head, def
cicncy of perspiraton yellowness Of the akin nm,
eyes, pain in the side, back, chest, limbs, &c. sud
den fushes Of heat, burning in the fiesh constan
imaginings Of evil and great depression Of spirits
can be eiectuay cured by Dr.. Hooaland's celebaate
IL GERMAN BITTERS =, sse,..'
Prepared by DR.. G. NJ JACKSON, German Medicine store
No 100 Arch st., one door below Sixth Philadelphia
Their power over the above diseases is not excelled
if equaled, by any other preparation tn the United
States the attest in many cases after slful
physicians have failed.
: These Bitters are worthy the attention of nvads
Possessing great virtues in the recthcaon Of the liver
and lesser glands exercising the searching power
in weakness and affections Of tle digestive organs
they are withai safe, certain and plcasants
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
JAMES M. DIXON,
THOS. j. WORSHAM.

Having disposed of CARMAN's HOTEL, to JAMES
NJ. Dixon and THOMAS j. WoRsHAM, together with the
stables, would solicit continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended to me- for which feel undermany
obligations to the cities of Clinton and the travelling
public The proprietors have no doubt will give
better satisfaction than has been given by the under
signed. .a
During this year, the subscriber will keep CARRIA-
GES, HORSES, and BUGGIES, to hire as heretofore
at the stable connected with the above establishment
Wishing to leave Clinton in the Of few weeks
to be absent three MONTHS the subscriber very
respectfully requests all those indebted to him. TO come
forward and SETTLE and all those having claims against
him, to present them for PAYMENT at his office.
d26 r. c. CARNAN.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
NEW GoODs-NEW GOODS.

TO THE PUBLIC AND TRADING COMMUNITY. "
1IE undersigned is just receiving and spening alarge
and valuable stock of goods, well adapted to this
Market comprising every quality of Domestics and
Wooden Goods; Silks, Enbroderies, and Mantllas of
rich MATERIAL of elegant pattern and inish A large
stock of Brides and Saddles; large stock Of Boots
Shoes and Russes the largest stock of the latest style
of Clothing ever brought to Clinton The latest style
ofIats in great variety These a purchased
from first hands in New York, which enables me to sell
them very low. Gull 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 be
accommodated. s33 6m M. BLOOM.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

TiE undersigned would respectfully inform their old
customers and the trade generally, that they have
disposed of their entire stock of Dry Goods &c. and
that hereafter they will only deal in GROCER1ES and
POVISIONs; and intending to keep u good supply
on hand they hope to be enabled to sell as low as
terms will be CASH-without any deviation. ,d
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 Draughoh 4 Poole Therefore,
all persons who are indebted to either of the firms are
earnestly solicited to come forward Immediately and
settle, make satisfactory arrangements. Those who
do not comply promptly with this request will be pro-
ceedcd against at once; and with the aid Of the law
they will endeavor to FORCE settlement with those
they have long INDUCED. They bound to close up
their old standing business. faslaE 20
jan3 r. H. DRAUGHONa g. co,
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
pRORATE i',illTE SAFE

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court
Parish of East Feliciana No. 1909.
In the matter of the Succession Of Benjamin and Mary
Ann Butler deceased. sf 80. ia
N pursuance of an order Of the aforesaid Court,
herein to directed, will sell at public auction,
at the door of the court house in said parish, s0
On SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY,
1856 at IL o'clock, A. M. the following property ap-
pertaining to said succession--to-wit vi 20
FlFTY-FOUR SHARES : OF THE CAPITAL
Stock Of the Clinton and Port Hudson Rail Road
Company, ls 8l, .s-a'-,se..5s ,,73 sf N.,s5.qs,.,
Terms Of Sae,-Cash, proydedit itbrngs the appraise,
be Immediately re-oered upon credit oftwelvc months
the purchaser to givea note with approved personal
security bearing eight per cent per interest from
the day Of sale. The purchaser to be entitled to
ceve any profits that may have accrued upon said stock
since the last dividend Of profit declared by the
directors Of said Company, and to engage to pay the
nstalmcnt Of fifty per cent, on id Stock which was
called in on the 27th of February, 1854, and due on
the 9th Of March, 1854 and to further engage that
he will meet and discharge all obligations and liabilities
Of the said successon or either Of them In relation 70
said Company, whether such obligations and liabilities,
arise from the subscription Of Benjamin Butler for sad
stock, from his sgnaton Of the securities
the bonds Of A. s. Karzynsk given for the purchase
price of the Clinton and Port Hudson Rail Road exc
cuted the fifth of March, 1854, for f6rtythree
thousand four hundred and twenyseven 75l0O dollars
in favor Of B. Haynes Lquidator, or bearer and one
irulavor Of Thomas Montgomery, Mcajah Harris and
Robert W. Troth, for six thousand seven hundred and
seventythree 25lOO dollars both bearing eight per ct
interest from date. Or whether they arise from any
other cause and the faithful lflment Of theii
obligations, that said purchaser be required to execute
his bond in favor of said succession with good and ap
proved security, in the of five thousand dollars
conditioned for the faithful performance Of his obliga
tions in this respect Said bond to be passed before
Henry Hawford, Notary Public on the day Of SALE
the expense of the purchaser.
dis Al. LAW, Sheriff.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
SINGING GLASSES.

n ROSENBERGER is now ready to commence
VI. Teaching SINGING in Classes for any Of the DIFF
ferent Churches in SACRED MUSIC. lie 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 Minsrclsy in Public IN
Private Glasses soon sufficient number Of pupils
can be obtained.
Terms-Pubic Class Pupils times week, $s per
session of three months. ' '.- IL -f'nt7
The method will be very easy and comprehensive
so 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
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
$500 Reward.

E RANAwAY from the subscriber the AZ
IL negro man TOM ANDERSON-about 4O.N
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 one knee, caused by cut from
foot-adze in conversation, speaks very indistnct
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 As years old
six feet high, black complexion, wears beard and
moustache speaks quick but ndistnctly having the
same peculiar pronunciation as Tom Anderson He
is also a carpenter. H e,st-
will pay the above reward for both of them, Or
$50 dollars for either, if taken out of the State If
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 lodged
in jail in the town of St. Francisyille.
s ROB'T. H. BARROW.
Bayou Sara, La, Dec. 90, 1854. d23-3t
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

THE ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES, Formerly
Miss E. J. MlLLso, will be re-opened on the I'd day
Of January under the direction Of Mrs. M. J. CLIFF
FORD, who respectfully solcits continuance Of the
patronage extended to her worthy predecessor. All
the brances Of thorough English Education will be
taught; also, French and Music. Young ladies not
belonging to the Institution lcccivc Instructions in
French and Music d27
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
CARMAN'S HOTEL,

?. '-T7I---|H ---TI7 y" y OLINTUN, HA'
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, have the best of hostlers add will always
be strictly superintendent by of the firm.
The prices will not vary from the charges heretofore
made at the same house. gI l Il.
.aata JAMES M. DIXON,
astsrd 1'a THOS. j. WORSHAM.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

HOE CO.'S PATENT GROUND SAWS.
T,HE sncscribers manufacture from the best Cast
| 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
much sunerior to those ground in the usual manner,
as they arc strengthened and stifened by increasing
them in thickness regularly from the cutting edge TO
the centre, consequently do not become heated Or
buckled and produce great saving in timber % ~. ,a
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mill, mt ana
rossCut SAWS and Billet Wcbbs Of superior quail
ty all of which they have for sale, or they may DC
obtained Of the principal hardware merchants
throughout the United States and Canada ,,o
ll r. HOE & co.
ID, uls1- % and 81 Gold st., N. Y.
5,frc D ~ N0T- -AS;ES-In store and for sale by
;.n," anu r. II. DRAUGHON L co.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
PENMANSHTP.
U... MIR. PHIPPS,
PENMANSHIP & BOOKKEEPING
will give a course of lessons on

DOLBEARS SYSTEM,
If a 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 UNMARRIED in
their character and results the principles of any
other science In this respect it differs from all those
schemes which make writing, merely work Of imita-
tion 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
e55-PRIVATE LESSONS given to Ladies and Gen.
teInen at such hours may be agreed upon. jams
CLINTON LODGE No. 27-I. O. v. =.
MEETS regularly every WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Nj at early cande-ight the Drug store Of DR..
Langworthy. .lE az
NESS and PRIME PORK-In store and for sale by
NJ do7 n n DRACGNON e. co.
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F. W. Ward.

DESPECTFuLLY begs leave TO inform hse friends
IL and the public generally that he ssN continues to
carry the above business at the old stand of HATCH
g. WARD, opposite Car,nan's Hotel. Heshas 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. --aat5ni fa5 n
N.B-Particular attention paid to CUTTING and
Repairing, uH5i La.. I-sI d27
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
REGULAR sEMI.wEEKLY LINE OF Packets

REGULAR SEMI.WEEKLY LINE OF PACKETS.
feaza.nh h The magnificent and swift running
n fsFyVsiifs passenger packet steamers COMPRO-
zsas:fi;iezHMISE, and PIOTA, BEN. Orr Master,
will run regularly throughout the season as 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 p. NJ, and Port Hudson every FRI
DAY, after the arrival of the cars from Clinton.
cWP S-This line Of Boats will never refuse freight
at Port Hudson and will always have Clerk on the
Lcvec at New Orleans to receive freight, thereby
saving to the merchant and planter the charge Of ex-
ira storage and drayage. ..t .. -... az
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

ANIMALS bound in papier mache and morocco;
n Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Bibles, tift BOOKS Tor
the old, young and middle aged. For sale at
l. sd27 e.. LANGWORTHY'S.
TOYS, Spelling Games, Boys Whips, Guns, Swords,
Toy Tea Sets, &c. For sale at
da7 oi E LANGWORTHY'S,
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.
10 The following catalogue embraces partial list
~ of articles constantly hand and for sale by DR..
u LANGWORTY, at his DRUG STORE in Clinton,
to which the attention of the trade generally is re-
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

MESS and PRIME PORK-In store and for sale by
vi da7 r. H. DRACGNON & co.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
GOOD BOOKS, BY MAIL.

FOWLERS l. WELLS, SOs BROADWAY, N. Y.
N order to accommodate "The People" residing ii, ali
parts Of the United States, the publishers viii for
ward by return Of the first mail any book in the follow
ing named list The postage will be prepaid by them
at the New York ofi9. By this arrangement Of pre-.
the purchaser All letters containing orders should be
postpaid and directed as follows: % a.
tgaI ta v9asa3s EOWLERS l. WELLS,
al ,ze1s.1i 30S Broadway, New York.