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The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01
INMAN'S PATENT DOOR & GATI
SPRINGS.

d W. INMAN, from Sheffield, England manufac-
IL. turcr of hman's' Patent Door and Cute Springs
to which was awarded the first premium at the
Woyld's Fair in London 1851, announces TINT he has
constituted w. W. Chapman, as his sole agent for
Clinton, La.
For neatness, simplicity, full performance OF all 1t
is intended to do its exceeding usefulness, Its dura
bity Its cheapness II certainly takes its position
in the front rank Of modern inventions.
/ do not intend to pui.-a short examination will
convince the judgment of its utility.
aug l8-2m r. w. INMAN.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State of Lousiana--Parish of East Felicana.
9TH District Court. '
Mary s'urses 4 husband, !. 40.
U.s. No. z0J5.
James i. Blackman.
Df VIRTUE of a writ of d. 70. issued In the above
ID entitled suit from the honorable court aforesaid
directed to the sheriff of said parish, have seized
and will offer 10 sale on the premises OF Benjamin
Lyons. Esqr., in the town Of Clinton. Oh the ,.
FIRST SATURDAY or SEPTEMBER,
A. 1885, between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ and
o'clock r. NJ, the following property, In which by
decree OF said court, the plaintiffs have privi-
legc of Rent TO wit:
One certain Printing Press, thirtycight cases,
more or less, seven stands more or less one marble
slab together with all the types and fixtures thereto
belonging, or In any way appertaining II being the
same printing press types, and fixtures, that was
lately in the possession of the defendant, James f.
Blackman.
Terms Of Sal.--Cash, with the benefit Of appralse.
ment.
aug Is G. C. COMsTOCK, Dsp'y. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01
CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.

CLlN lON MALE ACAljEM I.
THE Fall term of the above school will commence
l. on Monday, October L. 1865. The course Of
studies embraces all the branches of an English and
classical education, 80 far rs requisite for an en-
trance in college.
The following Is list Of authors and subjects pur-
sued 10y the school during the past academic year:
Ldfin.---Latin grammar, reader, and composition
Virgil, Caesar, Cicero, and Livy.
Greeh.--Greek grammar and reader, Xenophon
and Homer's liad.
Mathematics algebra and geometry.
EngliM Grammar, geography, history, astrono-
my, natural philosophy. &c. &c.
PATRONS or THE SCHOOL.
Chief Justice Merrick, Rev. Isaac Wall,
Maj. G. W. Munday, Hon. John McVea,
Rev. Thos. Adams, David Pipes, Sr.
Mrs. Col Lyons, NJ Harris, and others,
EMMETT ID. CRAIG, A. NJ.
Clinton, In, Aug. Is, 1865. Principal.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
THE Undersigned offers for SALE Three Hundred
l. Acres of Land situate in the Parish of East Fc-
liciana six miles from the town of Clinton within
two of the Clinton Il Port Hudson Rail Road, and
half mile from n steam saw and grst mill. There
is q quantity Of valuable Pine timber on the tract
and a stream of running never failing water runs
directly through it.
One hundred acres are cleared and under cultiva
tion. The improvements are, good dwelling out
houses, cabins, stables, and gin house. In good and
scrviceable condition.
For terms, &c, apply to J. W. Taylor who Is my
duly authorized agent to dispose Of the same
aug 18-3t FRANK DIXON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
NHEundersigned has opened in the >ry-vey~-r,r.-
l. Town of Clinton large assort- ~ xls,kx aaS
ment of Furniture, consisting of taf.s---stE3
Bureaus Bedsteads, Chairs, Sofas,
Armoires, Lounges Cribs,
and almost every other article of Furniture suita-
bic for the market, which he will sell low, for cash.
His store is on the south side of the public square.
aug IL H. b. GAY, Agent for M. HARRIS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01
TERMS.

Tns "FELTCIANA DEMOCRAT" will be pub
lshed every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at THREE
Dollars per annum, payable in advance. Two cop
les will be furnished for FIVE DOLLARS.
ADyERrlsExESTs insertedat One Dollar per square
(TWELVE lines or less,) for the first Insertion.
and fifty cents for each subsequent one.
The Fec for announcing candidate for Office will
b Ten Dollars payable in advance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
METEOROLoFIoAL OBSERVATIONS
Made at East Montpelier, in the year 1854.
BIZ B. I. WHEELER.
Me. n, 1871

Warmcst sunrise, July 9th, 70'; coolest sun
rise, December Goth, 90 below zero range 90 Q
Warmest noon, July Goth, 81 .; coolest noon
Dec. Goth, g. below zero range go
Warmest sunsets; July 10th and 10th, and
Sept. 5th, 49,; coolest. sunset, Jan. 25th, A.
below zero range S2'
Warmest day, July goth, mean temperature
II 49, coolest day, Dec. Goth, mean temper
ature, IL 2-3' below zero: range, SO l-3'.
Clear days, l4l; cloudy days, 1893; rain.
days, l6; snowy days, Is. Clear evenings
l47; cloudy evenings, III rainy evenings
q snowy evenings, 20.
SNow.-In January % inches, February 2;
inches, March 20 inches, April 7 inches, Ma.
inch, October inches, November IL inches
December 10 inohes-total, s feet and 10 inches
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
David Whitney,s Estate.

TATE or VERMONT, ~ n Prcsate Court, holden a
District, % the 10th day If Fesrasry, A. D. 1855,
y G;SC0T3', Admiuisirstsr the Estate of David
WHRaey, late of Eimore in said District deceased
MAKES application Ia wriag 70 this Court forcense sell
ally the real estate Of said deseasrd Representing that i,
would De seheHeai TO the heirs xad all Others
70 sea the same, and has filed In this Court the consent
apox said application the Probate Hce in Johnson in
sad D!srcs oa the 8th day OF Mach next and that no
tee h. evea to all by publication of this
to said time OF bearing
Attest, S. SPIKE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
A MUSICAL JOURNAL
tOR THE MILLInN

THE NEW YORK MUSICAL, REVIEW c.,,.,,. ..
,,. cue xusdrsd Places of New Music, besides vast
aount o. critical, Instructive and ontersinIng rsadnc
Sody published in chapte) by Lowall Mason en-,
,ns Oh n experience. during long and industrious en-
s;s, aushor and iescher of music And vet the Muir
Only one dollar year, or six copies fol
nnS me cause Of music is Invited TO get up clubs
;me, subscriptions Published fortnighty Spec
stamps. u h'o se"'S' Vt TWO postage
Nsw-Yatk ' " 'S''hkAs' 20 rsik NO"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
Jonathan Peck's Estate

STATE OF'VERMoNT, AZ a Probate Court held at
WAsHiHoveS DdsTRscr IS tthe Probaae Office in Montpe
ie within and for said district, the 10Th day Of Feb
riayy, A. D. 1855.
A NtNSTRUMEET purponing to be the last viii and
District deceased being preseaed to the said Court by
John WheatoH. the Executor therein named for Pro
bate: Is ordered by said Court that all persons con
Court, TO be ioea at tr Probate Office in Montpelier
the 18th day OF March 1855 and se cause any the,
may have, agaiHst the Probate Of said Will for which
order be pablshed ee weeks successfully in the Greer
Mouat1in Freomaa, aewspaper psiated at Montpelier
previous 70 sahl line appointed foS aesring.
true cory II tocord
Attest, 4. Il MERRILL. Reg,ster
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
BOSTON MARKET, Feb. 27,

FLoUR--t;enessee, Michigan and Ohio. superhne, $e5
fancy, $780, extra Genesee, 81, 90 to lI,75.
GRAIs.-Corn yellow, G3e. white ,95c. Oats north
ern. Goo. Rye, ,3Oc. Wheat, 5000 to 90.
Pork $l4,0O pc 7 bbl. Mess Is 81
Clear $lG,50, Boston Mess Beef, $500 1900. Lar
II n 10. Hams 10 lie per ID Butter, common A.,
store. l4a &c., family 23 Csc. Cheese, new Milk, =
lOc; four meal, 6. Potatoes $055 90 pc bush.
HoHs-First sort 1854, SOTO 35c per ib '53 crop 10 too
SEEDs.-l1erds Grass, S2,75 3,aa per bush. Glove
northern, 10 l2 Ice perth
AsHEs.-PearIs, 81 ,I2 1926 percwt Pots, 500
WooL-Prime Sax0ny Fleece 40 a 47c ; Full Blood. %
2;three-fo'rhs Blood 80 49, half do 90 40, no.
AM one lou nth do. 80 a 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
Uhc nlarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Feb. 81


At Market 757 Cattle, about 800 Beeves and 1877 ses
consisting of workin poxen COWS and calves earrings
two andthree years ods.
PRiCES-MARKEr BEEF Extra, $3.50; first quality
$500; second quality, third quality, $500
ofu,nary, 5000 $50.
HIDEs-$5,75 Il 800 percwt. Taiiow, $s.50a 900.
PELTs-Sl,00 81. Calf skins Ice per ID
VEAL CALvEs-S4,O0 a 600
WORKING OxES-SlO6, ll2, l26, las, 1856.
Cows AND CALvEs-S25, "a, %.
,nLrNos-SOto IA; Two Years Old ,S25 10 49, Thre,
Years ODDS, 1876 to 50
snEEr AND LApBs-2ls9 at market. Extra, 5000 to s
| By lot, $3.50 2,75, 400
SwINE-Retail, o. TO DC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
IRVING HOUSE.
NEW YORK.

Ins rubLiC ARE HEREBY INFORMED, THAT
the above House, long and fayorabv knovn "a On
Of te nrs class Hotels in the City, is still open Tor The re-
s SSS Ss. o. sh' aysTs community Several important
70 he comfort and convenience of ts guess ~
al rs ora friends and patrons may be assured Of Ieceyng
a. nas .ae hands Of w BURROUGHS who still at biz
oil the leading features of this House. ''s" o"'
NEw-Vosx, FEBRUARY, ia, 1855 y" SS%a ""S'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
BRIGHTON MARKET. Feb. %.

BKtGHTON MARKET, Feb. ".
AT Market 1000 Beef Cattle 100 Stores, 9pars Working
oxen, IS Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and Lambs IS
Swine.
PRiCES-BEEF CArrLn.-Extia, 1913; drst qnaiity y
SS so; second quality, 100; third ay, 500
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Extra, $500 To 800 By lot IS, rs
400.
WORKING OxEN--Sl00, l20, 1876, 40.
Cows AND CALvEs-S20, % 30, IS, As
SwINE-47 rs a 90; Retail, 5a g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
moNrpELIER MARKEr reh as

MONTPELIER MARKET, Feb. %.
PROVISIONS, &o.-Ruter, family, 10 to "a; store, 90
Co., Cheese, to IL. Lard, 10 to l2 Tallow, 10 1-2
to H. Dried Apples tot. Eggs IL per doz. Potatoes
so to 90 perbush.
FLouN-Exlra fine, Sl 90 to II 25 fancy Sl0to $lO2
superfne, $1,000.
GRAixAsD HAv.-Corn, l,25 TO 10 per bush. Oats AZ
to So Herdsgrass Seed, $287. Glover DOC pe1lb
Hay, $l2, 90 to 400 perton.
MIscELL,NEous.-Dry and Green Hard Wood, $50 to
25o per cord Shingles, 81 so to 400 per NJ. Wool 80 to
4oc per h. Nails so per cwt Salt 30 75c per hush
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
nlarrica.

Ia Montpelier Feb. 2lst, by Rev. Ell Balou Rev. G. v
MAxHAM Pastor of the Unvcrast Society in Medord Mass
and Miss DENIS ALKALINE BALLoU daughter Of the officiating
clergyman
In Rochester, Feb r. by Rev. G. Guernsey Mr.. HENRY
O. HEATn and Miss MARIA G. CHADWICK both Of Randolph.
In Hydspar by Elder John Perrin, Mr. LoA JONES' to Miss
ELENA LADD, both Of Johnson BY the same, Mr. SoLoaAS
g. SrEARSs, to Miss 0RRLA WHEELooK both of Hydepark
By the same, Mr.. JOIN WmTooMB, Of Johnson Miss ELIZA
BETH LEWIS Of Lawrence, N T. Also by the samc Mr. BAN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The ireemen of the County of Lamoe hereby reque
ted to meet at the Court House, in Hydepak Saturday
the 10th day of March next at O'Clock, p NJ, for thu
purpose Of nominating person to be supported by
reemen Of the State member of the Council of Censors
for the County of Lamoille. BY REQUEST
IIydepark. Feb. &C. 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
HOIman's Spring Ritters.
Pint Bottles only 25 Cents!

Ptnt B0ttles only rs Cents
Iron Rtv.J. Sandborn
Ma. HoLMAn:-So many things, great portion of W hcl
spurious and impositicns he public, are now re-
commended in The newspapers that ones mind sickens
and he ardy get up resolution to speak in common
daon of what he knows possess real merit Ye,a sense
of duty and desire to benefit The afflicted induces me tc
say If The Holman edicne, that it possesses merits u
rvalled, far my observation goes the nplat
for which 1t has been used in my family, and for which
have known others to use II. Some in my family have
been, from an early period in lite afflicted with the Liver
Complaint have sought relief for them from the hes
Physicians of my acquaintance in the country and city
with but little success. The medicine above named and
for the complaint above specified, have used with un
failing have known others it with eqa
benefit, for the above, and other complaints From man,
years experience, most cheeruy testify 10 excellence
J. SANDBORN.
FRED f. SMITH, Montpelier, General Agent for Vt.
Fred L. Smith, s. P. Redfed, Agents for Mont petr
e. Smith Agent at North6eld
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
LAMOILLE COUNTY
9 RA M Ra Ar SCHOOL.

NHB SPRING TERM Of this Institution will commence
l. on Thursday, February 2Ad and continue eleven
weeks, under the instruction Of
Il. c.. BENTON, IT., Principal.
Miss REREkAH NJ. MHRRIAN Proc-ptres
Miss ALMiKA +. BENTON, Assistant.
Miss DIANA II. CHAMBERLAIN, Teacher Of Music.
together with such other instruction the school may re
guire
No effort will he spared to max school worthy Of n
continuation ut ITS present popularity. The Summer Term
will, commence May Nth
An advance of % cents per term will be made in the
rates of ordinary tuition. Good hoard be obtained
FROM so to ST. rs per week. Rooms furnished those wish
ing to hoard themselves. Fer further part or fol
board apply to the Principal OF
II. w. ROBINSON, secy.
Johnsoe. Ian. AZ. IS55
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
lI)ie0.

In Montpelier FEB ed, Miss Lucy CALDWELL aged about
70 years.
In Montpelier Feb o. Mrs. Polly PBcK rect Of Mr. LEILA
BOD Peck late Of Montpelier both Of whom among the
earliest settlers Of the town,
In Waterbury, JAM Oath GRoRGE WBoR only of GEORGE
and HoRrESsrA WARREN, aged year months days.
Upon our loved, cherished one,
Cold Death his sgnet seal has set
Yet on our hearts, till Ii fe be done,
His chcrub smile will linger yet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

lust received new lot of Thibets Lyoness Raw silk
j Plaid M. De LANES, Prints &C.. which viii be offered
at the lowest prices by H.. .. IoOhiS
n.c o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

ITO all who have waited NIL now for pnir Of BUFFALO
L ROBES. Call soon--a few nice ones on hand.
LYMAN KING.
N ninolier. January 30, 1855
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
Notice.

NV ID HVELs
WILL be sold 10 the hshee bidder at or near tho hous.
" Of Faye, On East street, Berlin, en- the Sd day
estate of ZacaMiah Pcrra late Of Burn deceased viz
The Widows dower consisting of fifty acres of Land
and two Pews Ia che First Congregational meeting house
in Berlin Washington C8uuty, Vermont.
PORTER PERRIN, Surviving Executor.
Herl;H, Feb 90, 1855,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
New Dress Goods

FULB Stock of Family Groceries Of the best quality
II Also superior quality Of Lamp OH Just received oy
Montpeler Sent g. 1854 n. s. LOOMS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

DRoAD CLOTHS, Doe Skin, vestings, Gray Cloth, Sat
ID inets &C. full assortment just received and for san
by HIS LOOMS.
Dec. -, 1854
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
Reef! Reef!
Two Dollars Saved

BeGH y! BtCI
DOR sale ut the Depot Store by the Quartet cheap for
cash. FULLER SMITH.
Montpelier, Dec 20, 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
New Cloak Goods.
Rows, Clothing.
Trimming Goods.

1T s. LOOMS is now receiving large and well made
ii stock Of Ready Made Clothing Of Boys and Youths
sizes which will I've sold cheap
Mcntne 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
Beautiful Ribbons
RARKE

Cashmere Plaids!
BAgrTIFUL article for Ladies Dresses, just received
II at BARKERS.
Nov. 1854,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

Raw Silk Plaids!
SIl.K and wool 40, all wool do, cotton and wool do
y very handsome styles, at BARRIERS.
November, 1854.
New DE Laimes!
lust received at -
j Nov. 1854. BANKERS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

U. S. JUDeEs,-A bill has passed the Senate
to increase the salaries of the Judges of the Su-
preme Court-the Washington papers do not
name the amount. A bill has passed both Houses
increasing the pay of District Judges, adding
from $3.50 to 49, 500 The salary of the Yer.
mont Judge by this bill is fixed at s., 900. The
present salary is ST., 200.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
Family Groceries.

DOR Dresses, Cioaks, santias and Capes, M assert
L ment just received by II. .. LOOMS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

Bay State ShawIs,
III qua Titles, ICES and colors, at
n Jnu 1884 BARKER'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
A REMARKABLE WORK by DUMAS.
N VIII be pubhshed on WEDNESDAY, ne i<s MT
THE CONSCRIPT;
A TAR OF TIE EsSiRs.



In one beautiful limo. vol, Of 100 Up Prize 81
Since the appearance Of The Count Of Monte Cnso" the
aakoss written equal this Ia brlrey and power
The onsatls was Dea Ct Dabie" changed BY tie trans
stor TO The Cenpt" Il essentially story Of peasant
life Ia striking eresisns the writer's previous
psOduetiops wherein The hsa'ss Kins' Duhes
and Princes and huubr Of the sresi social
system, All the phases OF existence We cottage bones
France the domestic misery produced BY hs1rcrpson and
the Ct the dreadful campaign Of the f on Of
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H tie terrible battles IN the fraDce and the arrival
Nspoleon Ike thanderbo disturb the brief triumph Of Alb
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Fnsh pesssntry; the life Of the humble solder in the se
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wh vii, 20 fer to the Wholesale iupsta;ions
zine, cast on French novels and their morality Since De
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A WORD to TEACHERS about GRAMMAR

4 WORD to TEACHERS about GRAMMAR
"A The treat demand for TOWERS ELEMENTS OF
GRAMMAR has Obliged to i-ue several large edit'0ns
rapid succession and another press no e1assers-
hon 10 say that better adapted to the mind Of the young
pupil than any other Primary Grammar IN and 90 for
he that recognizes the fact that the child before he
enters school has begun make Of the language io
himself ard merely encouragement and guidance 10 &C
conpsh he task Even the Of children, says the su
thor show bow early they acquire knowledge Of its general
structure" The object Of this little work TO furnish the child
ch guidance be requires and make en- intellectual
exercise without loading the memory with abstract terms which
II impossible for the pupil understand Its definitions are
crystal and the which used for illustration
perfectly simple and transparent because they arr Intended
for children whose thoughts simple and whose minds are
unframed any Of the po~ers Of dcrnina
noD classification. abstraction
Although small truly philosophical Grammar and Il
Is exceedingly popular wherever IL Is nown and used
Teachers would say Get the best" Look at Towers
Elements Of Grammar and decide for yourself whether viii
relieve you burdens of thu school room and assist
md your study which they at to think
iry and useless.
copy work will be By mail postage paid on re-
,.pt of Is cents DANIEL BURGESS Co.,
Publishers No. so John-st., New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

The Way to Enjoy Summer Encu " nRIWfNS
FROM NATURE At No 81 6th-Av. c. lbs received to-day
New pupils commence Monday Lessons private oonse
quently the number Of pupils Is limited
Rome was NOT built In day" neither Is Ellis
WCRTH's SUPERIOR HAIR TONIC the production Oh an
hour Scientific knowledge and long practical invssg 9n
have combined 20 produce this GREAT TOILET AhioLb,
un-oualed the world for Improving and Beanifyng me
Hair Agents for New-York: G. V: CLlCKESEk CO.. NO
81 Barclay-st.: WHITEHEAD BROTHER, No loz Green
,yeh-,t ;NEsTELL sCRIBNER Co., No. ia Chambersst
Sold by druggists and Dealers IN Peumery generally
To Nervous suferers.A retired Clergyman, restored
health IL few days after OF great nervous
ing is anxious 70 make the Of cure WIZ SEND
ee the prescJ used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ DAO-
NALL, No. 50 Fulton-st, Brooklyn NY.
To Nervous Suferers.-A retired Physician. who pos
sesses prescription proved eectual in restoring him 70
health few days ster OF suffering from genera nsi
vous debility is anxious make known WIZ send zee t
nresryiptop nsed Direct 10 DR.. Ed WILLIAMS, No. 10
&ashingtons- Brooklyn, New-iorh
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TTHE DOCUMENTARY HISTORY
OF THE

III. e,o.l M ,om r6 n SUNDAY E l. .rc "A W.
Han Brother Of Nss.au-sl are the PubsheST Of pam
phlst which The D9eomn" Evidence dt The
&C. given The little work is dedicated to AL classes OF the
eonsnions nker The author therefore takes po
ca Of the question. The details be renders are exceed
ingly intersstins" o,,rrxrs
Misunderstanding brief History Of Prohibition vious to
'' Ss ssrSs it' Piohibitory Liquor Law:
Sketch ofhe Maine Law in New York State
The Temperance Bill OF 1855 in he Assembly
Speeches OF Me,ss Logre, Rhodes Nundy Emans David
SOD Churchill, Wells, Coleman, Wsner Aiken, L. b. John
con Wager Mupdy Baldwin Leigh, Baker.
The Tempersnce Bi in the Senate.
Remark Messrs Dickinson Crosby, Watkins, Dickinson
z. CLARK, Bishop, Pratt, Butts
The tinal ote the Bill.
The Bill Returned to the Assembly.
The Vote.
MsyoI God and the Prohibitory Law.
Address FRI Mayor Hall Of Brooklyn.
Opinion Ct District Attorney Hall on the New Liquor Law
Opinion Of Edward " els on the New Liquor Law.
The Old Liquor Laws not Repealed
Liquor Dealing Unrestrsined-
LIQUOR Dea.ers Association
History of the Maine LAW in the Several States;
Maine
The Original Maine Law.
Succets aud Effects of this Law
Statement of Bishop Burgess
Statement Of the Hon. Neal Dow.
Report Of Overseers Of House Of Correction, Portland
Remarks Of SundIy Persons on the Working OF the Law
DECISION. q l. NJ sargent E.q Chief Justice Tsaey Jus
tice Cson Judge Grer, Judge Mclean Judge woodbury.
General Opinion Of Chancellor Kent
PI.einsl Provision. of the Connecticut Law.
Effects Of the Maine Law 10 Connecticut.
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