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ROYAL D AMY.

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am 10 .uI ,t"vr- Aa"i-un str,a.f sIgn et th''
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FOR SALE,

FOKSAIE.
4 nice well situated ltse in this city, apen
.hi..h are neat and conEfnrtAhlS dw1lling
.lluire Of j. E. JoHN1a Acoet.
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GEORGE SNYDER.

a TTnRAEY AT LAW. N -rcaati'e. Col
~ lxviinr aud i.aaa Ageii, e"uncu hi"Hs
Iowa. iii pr ctis~ ia all the 'oarts 81 <e.'s ~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-08

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TT JRNEY ,ud 0 u,.~lsar al Law, C.ar-
z Gil B.us>. Iowa. v4A4't
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-08

Is sSaSFjcy e "a E,bsasSy ns'shvss5 r. ~
Review .seneo oering son,T in.Iui.ir- In rexsr6 to
frI,.p~r.n-nt n,sdr by "WjiaiS& VI. jr Bs""k-
6rId VI" unt crd y -t.t~H,-af thit Pria~e's
Mel"depn> are iuurd Ia thr equal t.mperam"nt.
Sii,c- thai tmr hnve scxamin~d nauii~r OF
Priace Il 60 = Mrlod,ons, With special rf~r-
eAce 10 lh. Temp. ranIehi, aud have nat found
tun.d in equal temperament. The tenp~r
an.ut IN the nelodeons of Prince d Cas- man
ufssturs that have examined. approaches near
/. r tho equal thin those OF Carhart & Ne iham
hut IL is Ear ir"n equal, "a any Que 'teauh!rd
with nice ear | think will d.ate. If they try
tho chords Il + an'i sharp iu suecession.--A
runsr. P"uithey. VI
We are very happy To .tand corrected IN
this poitt. W, mhde the statement alluded to
sbov- on The ulhorty OF prot~s>or OF p,n c
ia this city, ~iih"nt hav,rg observe in rrier-
rncr Ia II our s-vrs-a tliny VI r-ry seldom
do. W. have sincr examine. Prime b co =
Melodeons, and hnl "A Tan r. RI -ht. Tho
nearrr the equal temperature than Garhart'S. IL
I. still uneqIai. We do hnow. however, that
s. ID & Ii. " Smith. Meiodrons sold b, n
Waters. No. l3i Btondwav. are tuned IN the
equal temperament IN Y Musical Review.
McssrS ). ID. & ii " Smitn rank as he first
amplaciurer> Of the nselois-uu ia i. CO .ntry.
I h-ir in,trum"nts are r+cu amended by me hest
jus ers a. superior in every rtsprct-BoSton
commonwealth.
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1Vr Cher Is constantly in st,re At this ga :.
isb isHstplit. tea IIIftrrmt ua e.uf Pianos aud
five altfefrni makes af Aelo eun-.
: taish instrument ~ guaranteed Ia give
entire Satisfaction. or the purchase money re-
funded.
frt>"as Al dist~ncs wishing TO nnrchnne
will, by iawhr ling IN 'tr ar -rs. have thrir utS
as well aud a. cheal ly supp.ieI as thoaeh per-
soually present !yautut(
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FOR .allk.E

FOR SALE.
Several go,i II ,ases aA Lsss 70 Dorasi
Is usf-. Apply to GEO. SNYk.
Oct. -, IS. 1k3sf :
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CASAEY 4 TEST.

J. CA ADY,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

TIE State Of LouiSiana 9Th Judicial Disric,
ra,,@ Of Las' Ba'oa Rougc court. No. lG.
In the matter of the succession of Daniel Holloway
deceased.
FuRSU ANCE of an order. and authorized by n
+! commission to me directed by the Honorable
iourt aforesaid will sell at public auction at the
door of the court house in the Parish Of East Fcic
cana said state on
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day of October,
A. d., 1876, at u o'clock A. NJ, the following prop
crly apperaning TO said succession to.wit:
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES
OF LAND, situated near Kellcrtown, in
the Parish Of East Fclciana, and bounded
as follows: north, by lands of Judge Nc
Ghec; south, by lands of Mrs. Gaulden
east, by lands of Josiah Benton; west, by
lands of II. Robinson, together with al the
Improvements, consisting OLA dwelling house,
gin house, and other buildings.
TERMS OF Said
One third cash, and the balance on n credit of ono
and Two years with eight per cent interest from the
day OF sale. with mortgage aud confession of iulre-
mcnt retained until the final payment of the purchase
price. the purchaser 10 give notes for such sums lhr
the whole may be divided into four coual shares
among the heirs in order 10 close the succession.
SEPT. ~, laJ6 u NJ. q. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.

IniE eHcrc!sct Of this Institution will be resumed
L on lhe First Monday in October lsjG in the res
hense formerly occupied BY Mr.. BELL, North East
of the Public Square. This location is remote from
he thoronglarcs OF the town. and il cligibly inul
ted, being in the suburbs, and baying ample wei
lhaded Fairgrounds.
va toa%c@ Slqag will be liberal and extensive.
pRl not Nulumnuus rs ihe object II not 10 pcrusc a
null plciy Of looks in the short time usually ullot-
ied to education; but IA present the pupil with such
authors rs most thoroughly inculcair practical cd.
ucaiol. Aware that very material injury has been
done - education in tbe south hy many of the cur
rent school books of tlia day protesting 10 leach 50
much with 50 little aiur oG the part OF teacher and
pupil The Principal has used great care In the seec-
ton oi his tests, knowing that what We have Gained
in facility, hy the Of these books We have lost in
lhoregghness II renires industry aud eynerienc.
ON The part Of the taaGaer, and nwearied applica-
ship.
VIZ SUhmG Eo.liag Is tie result Of experiences
and most slndlouslE avoids all those novel HMidgc-
meats n system, hy which HE pupil Is promised Il
iapd hui not u thorough progress. Great care viii
heiak#n toMold any thing like Jot; also 10 adapt
the studies to the capacities and Destination Of the
pupil. Each recitation will be attended with analy-
ls and explanations; and in no casp will n pupl be
allowed 70 leave = tex. before cyincng Il thorough
knowledge d it, subject. No games or rnrnlur ry
eTeises Viii be Imposed, rs experience shows that
pleasure hos" H. |estso soon u, It becomes duty;
hl the pupils. ns The grounds are spagions will be
allowed 10 enjoy sacl aml,emcnts Us comport with
h,nll, mannc-s aud praprcty.
Ihe Gosa""'m viii hn Kind and humanr, yet rigid
~ and mpartally enforced Pmishment' will be
Inltied IL no cuse whore ambition can be suprrin-
ucod To elicit which, Il monthly report OF the
standing and scholarship Of each pupil will be sent
10 parents and guardians
.ihe rhe agaber o. pupils will be limited The tuitions
"iil be three four and tive dollars per month, raya-
h!e IN advance and no pupil can enter for less
period than session Of five months. Each pupil
VIII be expected to furnish his own chair II il nee
'SFarf thai pupils enter n the commencement of the
session Fuplls Who ride from The country will he
allowed lheWlvilege of stalng thnir horses on the
promises. boardingeanhe had in theneiehborhool
or IN town at reasonable prices.
WM A. 1IIll.. 4. NJ.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
SIIERIFTS SALE

lhe Sfa'e q Lou'siana, Seventh District Court
fa,'" @ r@a Fffcfnna. No. 2S29.
James W. Boatner, Administrators !
g. II. McFaddcn.
II VIRTUE Of an order Of seizure ana aolc H.
- su"d ~ thc Honorable Court aforesaid directed
10 the Shcr OF said Parish. u will sell at Sheriff !
sale at the Court House, in said Parish on the
First Saturday in Noyem er. 1856.
al 4 clock a. M, the following named and dc.cri.
bed property. to wit:
\ certain Iot of Ground, or parcel Of Land,
IN the town Of Clinton, being the half Of
lot number two ~, in square number seven
% and one sixth (l-G) of lot number (3) .
III said square, with the brick building there
Oh, containing forty (4O) feet front on the
public square by one hundred and twenty
200 feet depth being the same purchased
by the defendant, q II. McFaddcn at the
Probate sale of Elias Boatuer deceased
TERMS OF SALE.
easil. win the benefit Of nppraiscment
sept ~ 1896 b. NJ. g. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
CLINTON, la. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, 1856.
Silliman Female Collegiate Institute,
CLINTON IA.

FTN1lE next session will commence the first Monday
L OF October, 9th inst. under the following board
of instructors
Rev. Henry Mcdonald. A.. NJ. Principal. Rev. iii.
lcry Mosdlcy, \. Il. Vice Principal Mrs. Salc Nose
ley. Maron, Miss Isabella Jane Mosclcy. Miss philo.
mcla Loomis Miss Willie Anna Slaughter NJ +.
Bauchy, professor OF Music and of the French Ian
guage
Terms are the same as before.
Boarding, per session of Five months w $50 90
Washing, when done in the Institute per doz so
Tuition in the Primary department. ........ II 90
g Academic " ... 20 90
Collegiate 81" " ......... 25 90
Music on the Piano or Guitar ar............. 25 90
Vocal Music each scholar per session. 80. on
incidental expenses ~ | 90
Either one of the Ancient or Modern languages 10 90
FANCY needle work. drawing and painting extra
B0arlcrs will be expected to provide their own
bedding. tights. towels etc. Pupils will he received at
any time and charged from the day of entrance to
the end Of the session. The charge for Music and
other branches for which there is mn extra fee, will
be made from the time of commencing such extra
branch TO the end of the session. Deductions will
not be made for dscontnuance absence except
in cases of protracted sickness. Persons not enter
ed IA regular pupils can receive lessons in Music
French or any other branch. on the same terms as
pupils though only in the Institute.
The efforts to secure accomplished and thoroughly
qualified teachers are made at no ordinary expense.
II is confidently believed, these efforts will be appre-
ciatcd aud sustained by the public Miss Loouis Is
regular graduate of Mount Holyake Seminary ot
South lIadlcy Massachusetts, the Miss MosrLrY is
one OF the most highly educated ladies in the South
and has experience in teaching. Professor BIArcIiy
whose services are procured BY high salary bears
high testimonials as musician and gentleman.
and from Bishop Whittingham. Episcopal Bishop Of
Maryan n-and others from personal acquantances
in New Orleans cmincatly qualified 10 Judge.
HENRY MCDONALD,
Clinton. La, Sept. 4. 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

The STATE Of Louisiana, Seventh Judicial District
PdrtAef Eaa ki,ciq,a, Court
In the Case Of the State of Louisiana vs.. Martin
Mckewin.
Rl NlRTUEof writ Of 4. fa. to me directed
ID have seized one BUGGY WAGON. which viii
oler at sheriff Is sale, for cash. with the benefit of
appraSrment in front of the Fclciana Hotel in the
town OF Jackson, SAID parish, on the first Saturday v
OF October, 1856, at | o'clock. AM
sept. 20. 1856. b. NJ G. BROWN Sbcrr
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
Seventh District Court.

The State Of Lopisiana, Seventh District Court.
Prish Of East Faiciaaa. No. -.
IN The matterof the Succession Of A. NJ Lea, de'd
NOTICE is hereby given that Aaron Robinson aud
~ Elizabeth Lea, administrator and administrators
nave illed in this court their third and fourth an
hlai account of their administration of the alorc-
sald succession, which will be h0mologacd in thirty
days from the publication Of this notice unless lc-
galy opposed. WM PATTERSON, Clerk.
aug. 20, 1886.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11

Q
THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
10 The sheriff Of the Parish OF East Feliciana:
M liEREAS, electors for president and Vice Pro
" sidrht OF the United States, are to be chosen
for this state, on
TUESDAY, the FOURTH day of NOV
EMBER next,
as provided by law as follows to wit:
One clcctor from the first electoral district
composed of the parishes of Plaquemnc and
ST. Barnard the third district of New Or
leans and Faubourg Irene.
olc irom the second district, composed of
the LIST and I'd districts, with the exception of
Faubourg Irene.
One 1rom the third, composed of the 4th
district OF New Orleans, that part of the par
lsI oil New Orleans on the right bank of the
Mississippi, and the parishes of Jefferson, St
Charles, st. John the Baptist. st. James, A:
cehsion, Assumption, Lafourche and Terrc.
bonnc,
One from the fourth, composed of ST. Tam.
many, Washington, Livingston, st Helena.
East and West Feliciana, Point Conpce, East
and West Baton Rouge, and Ibcryille.
One from the Fifth, composed of Attakapas
and Opeloasas, and Rapidcs and Ayoyellcs.
One from the Sixth, composed of the coull-
ties of Natchitoches, Ouachita, and & oncordia.
and the parishes of Calahoula and Franklin.
Now therefore have thought proper to issue this
my Proclamation, notifying the qualified voters
throughout the state Of the election aforesaid, and
commanding all sheri1s commissioners of elections.
and other officers therein concerned to hold the said
election Tor electors of President and Vice President
of the United States for the state Of Louisiana on the
4th day of November next. CS5G) said election to
be conducted and returns thereof made in all re-
spects according to the provisions of the constitution
of this state and laws in all such cases made and
provided.
Given under my hand and the seal of the state of
Louisiana at Baton. Rouge, this seventh day of
Jay. A, d., 1856, and of the Independence of the
United States, the Eighty First
BY the Governor: ROBERT G. WICKLIFFE
ANDREW S. HEBRON Secreh,ryG State.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11

TN pursuance Of the above proclamation the com
l. missoners Of elections for the several election
precincts established by law in the parish of East
Feciana are hereby notified TO assemble at their
said precincts on TUESDAY, the 4th day of Novem-
bcr next, and then and there to hold said election
and make due returns TO me according to law.
sept 27, 1856 b. NJ. G. BROWN, sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
NOTICE.

OWING to The death Of my partner lIrNRy Open
" HllNEE, all those which have claims against the
estate Of the deceased ihc firm of H. OPrESuEmER
~ Cons, arc requested 10 present the same within
sixty DAYS, and all those which are indebted 10 the
estate Of the deceased or the firm Of II. OpENIIEr-
ME& y CuuN are requested 10 settle within sixty
day. or else am compelled 10 place the same ii Tie
hands Of I'M attorney. H. u. conn.
lof the rm Of II, DrpENuEMrR d GouN.
jackson, May 10, is56.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
Association Of Young Democrats.
Off ers:
PRESIDENT.
a. KENNEDY WELSH
,t.t. ~ ,..,,,,,.,r

4. S. ADAMS A. e. TUCKER
NM. a. kNON, Secy. SAM'L LAMBERT, T,on
The regular meetings of tI. Association. every
saturday cycnngat half past three O'Clock Adj.
dresses VIII hc made ~ every meeting hy some one
Of the members. or some person whom the Assucin-
tion may invite for that purpose. The Young Dom
ocrat' OF the surrounding vicinity, are respectfully
invited to attend.
W. 4. KNOX .S,clrtarH.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11

7de STATE Of Loaisdma, Seventh District Court
Iartsh Of Eaf F,ici9Ha Jane term. 1856. No 2GgG
Frances H. Mckic, Wife, IS. Thos. q. Lee Husband
IlliS case having been regularly assigned came
L up for trial and after hearing the evidence and
the argument the law and the evidence in the opn.
ION oi the Court being in favor Of the iiainiin and
against the Defendant and intcrycn0rs. Il Is there.
fore ordered, adjadged and dccrccd. that the com
mnnliy OF aclucts and gains heretofore slb.istng
between the Plaintiff Frances H. Mpkip wife, and
tha Dtiendant. Thomas e. Lee, husband 10 dis.
solved. and that said parties be and remain separate
IN proptriy THAT the plantin have The eafra and
exclusive possession and administration Of her sppa.
rate ana paraph"rha property aud it,fugenues-
The slaves JIM, NiNE1 and WAkDLAW. inherited
~ plalHili rom tue succession Thomas and ElXa-
abelh Nckr, and NOW in POSSESSION of defendant De
deerefd to DC the separate and pulaphcmal proper
ty oi the llAntiil, and that the scr he ordered Ia
deliver said Slaves into her posse ion that the
defendant pay to the plaintil the sum of one hun
dred and tlgAtyiour dollars and cighty-lye cents.
with ike pr cent interest thereon from judicial de-
lmhd. lo-Wit: April ninth. A. D. one thousand eight
hu"dffa and iIlly SIX, said sum being an amount Of
money inherited by the plaintiff and received hy
defendant rom the SUGGESTIONS Ol Thomas ana
Elizabeth and Milton Mciie-that the lcgal mort
gage and privilege of the plaintin on the property
OF lht defendant be recognized and enforced, and
llai lhe defendant pay all costs Of this proceeding
incurred between plaintin and defendant.
II is moreover ordered. adudgnd and decrccd
That the dcrmand of the late firm OF Frank \ Poole
in Intervention, be dismissed, and that they pay the
costs OF their said intervention
Thus done and signed in open court Oh this the
Eth day Of July, \, D lS5G
CYRUS RATLIFF.
Judge of the seventh Judicial District
true copy. WM PATTERSON. Glerk
September lth. 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
PAY YOUR STATE TAXES,

NOTICE is hereby given that ! have received the
s TAN RolL Of 1880 for the Parish Of East Fclici-
ana. shall require prompt payment Of the Taxes
thereon, and The nw relation 10 The Tax trades
and professions will be strictly enforced
b. VI. G, BROWN.
Clinton. Jan. 3, 1876. 3str
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
CONTRACTING RATES.

I HAVE associated with myself I'm coudpetfn, NJ.
/ Institution. my brothrr.in-ln,y. Ery. tIiIt,,.
MosELY aud his Wife Mr.. NJ. srIy graduated nj t,ai
land College Miss in 1851 SuhGnrntIv bo ,,ro,i,,.
aicd ut the Princeton THEOLOGICAL Snmi,,,rv anJ ~
the present time he is Pastor of the pr.sLvinrf.'
Church at jackson La which position h. rr.rns In
order 10 devote his abilities in connection Will ms,
self 10 teaching in the Institute, / have sn,art'1
him. moi because Of hi. connection Win lhe .nm, w..
gou. denomination with myself but of MI r.I,
ioH-hip 10 my children. and u his character 4. !,
scholar. grntluman ana 4 christian which L..u,.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
CLINTON MALE SCHOOL.

WIN VN WNI4I NIIIVUII,
- u. HAYNES will open Il school in the Town of
~. Clinton on Monday the 9Th October, in Il house
near the residence of Mrs. Roscna Stokes. and re-
spcctiuily solcils share of public patronage
TERMS.
For teaching in the Primary and EDelisl depart
ment $500 per scholar per month. For Latin.
Mathematics, $500 per month per scholar.
october 1, 1856
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
pAc Stqn qf Loms~na, Seventh District Court
f'rish V Eda Faician. No 27Zl.
A. W. Dent VS.. His Creditors
NoIlCE is hereby given to the creditors Of the
ialniill IN the above entitled suit 10 attend at
the office of James Welsh Notary Public in the
Town OF Clinton, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the 2nd day
OF October, 1856 then and there to deliberate upon
the affairs Of said petitioner
aug 80 WM. PATTERSON. Gh7h
ahe !, Stale q Loqisiam, Seventh District Court
farHh 81 hdH faician7 No 7l3.
In the matter Of the succession of W, II. d A. NJ.
Gaulden, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Sandel & llardee,
~ administrators Of the succession aforesaid, have
filed in this court their third account of their adj
mnlsfraon of the same; which will be homologa-
TED III thirty days from the publication Of this notice
unless legal opposition be made thereto. ...
aug 20 WV. PATTERSON Glerh
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
C6e ftlitiana 51emocrat.
I 4 L N s

I T. RMS
! y BsCRiPTlON: TnnEE Dotlkps per year. payable
III advance. fotH. il not paid within six months
aud FNr, ifnot paid before the close of the wear.
ADV NkRTlSlNG. -Adyertiscments inserted al One
Dollar per SQUARE Of Ten lines. or less for the first
insertion and Fifty cents for each subscpuen, one.
Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
lines for twelve months TEN Dollars. Advertise.
ments not marked with The number of insertions,
will be inserted until forbid
CONTRACTING RATES.
m'ths. m. q IN. 9m I'm.
One square. 50 SO 80 SO Sl2 SIS
Three squares, 10 - lG 20 25
-Four Squares. II 1G 20 - 30
ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office. TEx Dollar.
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11

LAND FOR SALE.
NJ section of Land, situate in the Parish af East
~ fellcana, within five miles of the town Of Cliu-
ton with all the improvements necessary for com.
TORT on convenience and in good repair il being the
place on which the undersigned now resides.
Also: section of Lnnd in the Parish OF East Bat
on Rouge, near Greenwell springs
Both sections will be sold on reasonable terms.
sept u IRVINE BROWN
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
Special a(otites.
The Central Democratic Club.

The Central Democratic Club meets every Sat
urday evening in the THEspIAN llfL: ut which times
the meeting will be addressed by some one appoint
cd for the purpose.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-11
PROCLAIM ALTON

~ RoBMnT Q WllhLIfTE. GOVERNOR OE
THE STATE or LOUISIINl
To the Sheriff of the Parish of East Felciana
WllEREAS, electors for president and Vice Pre-
w sidrnt of the United States, are to be chosen
for this state nm - ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-03
Neu Special Notices.

HOIIowGy's Pl5s, the most celebrated remedy
In the Union for thccure Of diseases of the Liver and
SsOmach.-Edmund Alga, Of COOperstOwn, New York,
was for the period Of nineteen years complete misery
to himself, and burden to his friends, he suffered so
severely and continuously from liver complaint and
dsordered stomach that be eOnsta nty for weeks
together confined to ais bed the doctors did him no
good, and he therefore left of consulting them Nine
weeks ago he commenced using HOllOways Pills, and
bis wife called last week at the store of Professor Hol
lOway to acknowledge most gratefully that her husband
is quite cured. Professor Holloway hopes that the
thousand others in the Union who have been benefited
will now come forward. ss
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-03
DIED

DIED.-At his residence in this towns hip, on
Tuesday last. the 1st inst, Of Consumption,
Ma. NoRvEL BRowN. He bore his last sick.
ness. which vas lingering, with Christian forti.
tude, and died in full hope of that Eternal
Blessedness beyond the grave, which is kept ia
reserve for the children of God. Mr.. Brown
leaves an affectioaate wife. a family of small
children, and a numerous circle OF relatives to
mourn his departure. Yet they rnourn not as
those who have no hope.
"Friend after friend departs,
Who has not lost q Frieud!n