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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22
Real gstate for Sale.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE or BOARDING
"A HOUSE for SALE, LIE T. situated IN the village Of
Oyster Bay Los Island 25 miles from New YORK and easy Of
access BY steamboat railroad The house large and well
arranged ready furnished The grounds contain nine
healthy. For particulars apply to Dr. WELLINGTON No
g ast leth a. sat H. BAILEf No SIriny buildings
OF address W. II. A., Box 3.6T9 PosiOhee
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-Situated on
Z PLYMOUTH HILL, Duchess County. overlooking
Dover !.ns and about mile from the Railroad Depot
eonsipiug 100 ceres 81 l,pd beautifully AID Out aud having
nearly Or the premises are about 200 apple 500
ana Fruit Trees OF the choicest kinds Beauty
oc stio and facility Of ursurpas.ed For further par
iicular apply TO H. II. BARROW SON Nos l24 Friutst
New York, or 10 LANkENCE bAhhON Harts Village,
Dg,ehess County
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

ALFRED BRAGG, Auctio1eeE
DOOTS and SHOES at AUCTION.-On FRI
DpAY, Msy % 1876 at l0l at the salesooro OF
BRAGG Co. No 81 Couraandtst, 500 cases BoOs aud
Shoes brogsns also D Mems Brogans TO be sold
account o whom IL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

CTEAM POWER. Several well-lighted
- L. HOE Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22
COR SALE-An excellent FARM in Connect

LUR SADE-AN tACtItHI L hHVI III VVn".'
cut l6 miles east New Haven. the line OF the NV,
Haven and New. London Railroad. Inquire OF RANDOLPH
LINsLEY No 81 Msidsn lane
TOR SALE-Valuable COAL and TIMBER
II LANDS Sullivan Wyoming Counties Pa, a, grea
bsrssn Apply TO w {. WARNER, ee Broadway, up stairs
EOR SALE-l2 LOTS, southeast corner of
Il Usion-av and stasg ST. Brooklyn, late wtamsburshs
good and offered cheap TO close estate Apply 70
q. b. Sc HOLES. BedlordLv corner Of Rossst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22
DFsIDENCE in NORWICH, Gonna large,

d - OOO COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
YC,OOO. Offered for Sale CoGNrRY SEAT in
Ifyinsson We.'ehessr County nesr tho Hudson her ad
IN. Rs,o.d Depot ore hour rie by Railroad fro 3as
consisting nice srd eommoio1' Gothic Cot'ase stable
room The grounds nicely laid OUT Part OF the pm
rba,s money NAV remain on bond spd mortgage For psrtcu
iAr, inoure st No 50 Bread st. (up stsrs) Ne~Ynrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

MR. EATON's COMMERCIAL BOARDING
N1 ISsTITUrON-Establi.hedt In Worcester Nsss, A. D.
t5-Yosns Men thoroughly ftted In Doabe khtry Boss
heepnS Business Pe1usnsh;p Merean:ls Anthnete saa
Kindred .nch-a Each student vii be wGrsut-d 70 be
made competent weeks 70 pesforn with
fc sssiseon himself employer the duties " Count
ns Room whsever individual Instruction elssses Tuition
br the Commercial Course els good pleasant homo u <
family Of TIE Propretor. with Board sS per week Persoes
sesrs the merits and references OF this In
ritoa eAa be asssrcd OF high standing BY ss1diy for
opT Of az Ann9,- Sreni,f and Cstscsus. Address.
MN u hAIOS, Praei7. .l9 Propristor.
Worcester, Nsa.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

CTEAM POWER to LET-A Brick two.story
- BUILDING, Io0 feat by 90 at EEabe'sport Ap9Yo
A BEII 4sT Broaiway cf TO J. o. ROLSrOS. Ezabethport
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

OFFICES in WALL-ST to LET.-CommO-
~ diors Ofice. to Let s No ~ WsAg Terms very mode
rate. Possession syeu Immediately. Inquire Of
JNO. REDMOND son, No. ~ WaH-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22
|OR SAIF-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE

I with fiom three 20 four ACRks Of GROUND II hour
d4 from New.y ork the NewHa Railroad Long
-.rd s.oprS Zine Garden and Lawr kind Of gry1'
or .nert.l Shrubbery ke TIE Hsase conaiGs Roou.
Irquire of T. HOE Co. No. y ard 81 Oolds'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

L i A " I n U dnu AI-N I-Nu.-J = MID n
H. WATERSTOS having returned from Europe, bezs
that viii bis Glasses for DRAWING and
PAINTING in OIL aud WATER COLORS at bis Rooms No.
st9 Broadway, WEDNESDAY,, 2lt irs- He would refer
particularly to his style OF Water Cslor Painting and
Method Of Instruction being different from other tesch.r
Specimens az his Rooms at I. J. CROWNS Book
store No cog Broadway ard Mr. WEST, FTsnemAkss No.
'65 Broadway.
ha. Taught for many of the frat Acads-
mics IN New u ERIK and vicinity.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

CJEADY STEAM POWER and LIGHT
J. GAUDC No. l0Z Walker st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL-At Little Ferry,
- pins niles from Hoboken n. j Stages from Hoboton
pass the School daily Psps received any time.
fetms-Board and Tuition from l2o i0 per year For
A. B. wIHAST Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

GEORGE F. HAYTER-Professor Of Music,
~ Tesch.r q the PsnOFCrte Organ and Thorough Bass
aesitence No % 6fh-ay.. correr Of iith-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22
HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE at

Il Il STATEN ISLAND for SALE-Lsrse Gothic frame
House filled in ~h brick containing l3 large rooms marble
maes and srst.s hard finished walls &C. Gothic ban,
house &C. 81 choice Land with plenty Of ait aud
shade On plank road from Port Richmond 10 tresh Kills,
miles from Port Richmond. Also, COTTAGE HOUSE and
Lots with stable Port Richmond the Ferry to Rent
or fr Sale A. J. BLEECKER Co, No. Broadst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22
6ouses to fet.

7 offs to IET.-Light and we'll ventilated
LOFTS suitable for Light manufacturing purposes Apply
TO HOMER & KETCHUM,
Eos CA and 66 John st corner William. y. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

67S 4,h ct near Avenue u. The House s we'll built,
brick AID basement stone stoop kc and wei
rented VIII take 80 cash; balance remain ON mortgage
Apply 10 @. w GREEN. No. - Ann-st. second floor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

MO. 779 BROADWAY to LEf.-The UPPER
~ PART OF the BUILDING, lately occupied By the Man
haitian Club The premises very large ard roomy the frs
Loft being about 90 feet deep with high cons and Is well
adapted for business purposes is located Of the best
Blocks for Dets trade In Broadway. Apply 70 Mr. JAMES
hONALDsON In the store. who wal show th9 premiscs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

L FARM OF about y in the towns OF GeeE,barsb AID
Vo,i,s shcrt mil from Tuokaho station, Harlem Rslro
s,6 mi .s from Usstir Hudson River Rsrosd There ar,
on tbe ,ace comfortable HOl sE, good BARN Apple or.
Ld rS other fruits The piece is well calculated fuf rrg
routrv yesetabes Se which Be disposed sur sf
bd houses Along the Hudsor for bet ps than IN the
rity AZ Ia less trouble Apply q HOMER MORGAN, No
Pnest or 10 J. THOMAS. No. 80 Anns-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

~ lie Gent,enen who desfous Of having rsrnanen.
and se~st home b. ,muodsted with very pessA
ROOMS l. hne house. ith ali modem eonyenienoes u
asS - ish Thosc dssiIs such and who can s.e good
asteScss vii peass address W W., BoH No. III rneane
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22
Jnstrurtlcn.

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. at STAN
ID FORD, CONN-Circulsrs can be hsd At RAYN0R'S
Bookstore No 7s B0wey, By addressing the Principal
NICHOLS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22
or WESILkN, LAND
w ny 49, n. Ne ~, Fos'I"fhee. Ph'sde.P-ll-
nhcrrrs for business mrn.


school fr Boys desirous Of retiring Of joining well
es.ab,kee School city, may fund opportunity OF
mskD1 sdyGDtieous asuLeuent ~ sid'escs p.icul-r
to ITROY's Drag store No III Broadway cor. 9ihst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

NOTICE.-ADy person suffering the morthhca-
~ tion Of DIsCOLORATION Of the SKIN irou the inter-
al use Of Nitrate cf Silver hear Of for M. COO
fo by cairg the Bookstore No 2 Broadway up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-10

r AIDES FANCY FURs-.
IL In Russian and Hudson Bay sables,
Ermine chinchla,
Sable, MINK, stone marten,
Lynx, &C., &c,
OF the most prevailing garments, such az
Capes vctorines,
Pelerines and muhs
Cuffs, gAuntlets, &C., &c.
All at reasonable prices
A magnificent assortment sale by
GEORGE BULPTN,
No. 35l Broadway.
N. BAH styles OF winter cloaks and mantila
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18

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Clarksburg, Va, every Friday morning, at
$2,OO per Hnnun, in advance, or ut the expiration
of six months from tho time of subscribing; after
which s., so will invariably be charged.
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paid up-and those who do not odel their paper
to be discontinued at the end of their torn Of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
have it continued.
Advertisements win be inserted at s1.oo per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
tions, and twenty-five cents tor each subsequent
insertion.
A liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise by the year. F.
No advertisement counted less than square.
The number Of insertions must be specified or
the advertisement will be continued aud charged
accordingly, : ~,
Announcements of candidates for Office 81 Oh .
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to. insure attention must
paid.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18
SONG.
BIZ WALTER SCOTT:

b1 -hALT6h dGOIEs I-..a.a.
Love wakes and weeps ...
While Beauty sleeps!
Q for music's softest numbers ~
To prompt a theme ..--
For Beauty's dream, -. -.
Soft as the pillow of her slumbcrs!
Throug groves of palm .. ..
Sigh gales of balm, .
Fire-fles on the air are wheeling,
While through the gloom
Comes soft perfume,
The distant beds of flowers revealing.
o wake and live
No dream can give a..
A Swallowed the real excelling;
No longer sleep
From lattice peep,
And list the tale that love is telling!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18

g,fE LATE JupaE BAYLY, on YrRGrsIA.
The PhiladeIphIa Times accompanies
the announcement Of the death of Hon.
Thcs. 81. Bayly. late representative. IN
Congress from Virginia, with the fol-
lowing interesting remarks !:
When Mr.. Wise was appointed MIME
ter 70 Brazil by President Tyler, in 1912
or rs, Mr.. BayIy was elected "a the ya-
cancy created by his resignation. Soon
after taking his seat he attracted the at
tention ofthe House by his yigos Of style
and breadth Of knowledge as exhibited In
parliamentary discussion. During the
fieFce onslaught made by the wings, led
by Garrett Davis Of Kentucky, aud Ro.
Schenek. Of Ohio, upon the war measures
Of Mr.. Polk, not one Of the democratic
members bore himself more gaIIantly or
repelled assaults more vigorously than
So high did the debate run between
bIr. Davis and himself, so much tbrustjBg
and parting took place betwecn these
leaders of eontending hosts, that 3 per.
sonal issue grew ont of 1t. a challenge
passed, and the terms Of q hostile meet
ing were arranged, when by The inteYpo-
sition Of friends the matter was finallgset.
tied. - f!sgi
Mr. Bayly, by his close application 10
business. his readiness and preparation.
added 70 considerable natural abilities, vas
assigned the post of leader IN the House
| By his political friends, which would nas>
tuTaIly haYe fallen to Robert i. Drofn-
gocle, his colleague, had moi the dissipa-
.ted habits Of the latter deranged aud ui.
iitted that truly great psriiamenta tarisn and
orator for The arduous responsibilities Of
the position. Itthus fell 10 Mr.. Ragly,
and he kept 4 for several succs size e0il-
gtesses.
r. What SOIL ol trees will best bear
J removal and .nsnoIlaiion Axle.trees.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18


ES- The low-neekedz dresses OF the la
dies are made the theme Of small jokes by
certain :. Iewd fellows of the baser Sort"
who nigh: be in better business. In our
opinion. il is with the ladies matter Of
taste. which they might be allowed to in~
dulge at their discretion /; the wits who
would ridicule them are the men who had
better look at home. and as they live in
glass houses, abstain from throwing stones
Ii they don't like to see the ladies, let
them look the other way There was a
great party in the Fifth Avenue Just be-
fore last Lent. and the ladies. in the mat
ter of dress. were extremely losSRy minded:
so low were some of them disposed to go,
that Jones said TO Shocks,
"Did you ever see the like %
No." said Snooks, ''I never did at
least, not since l was tosaned."
That was outrageous but presently
the rascals met the belle ofthe evening, a
splendid creature. aud Jones exclaimed,
"What a gatay Of beauty ~
"Well, l declare" says Snooks, +" you
have the advantage OF me I thought a
galqy included constellation of beau
ties ?"
$50 it does.' said Jones, and don't
you see the milky aoay."
On they passed, and soon ecountered d
magnificent woman, with such frank de.
yelopments as to leave no room for dcubl
as TO the quantity OF her charms.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18
WHOLE NO a4a.


sand dollars. (S8o0. 600, arising from,
&, ON Nav 4 1855 licenses. semi. annu-
al diyidends ON Bank Stock belonging to
tbe State and other ordinary. subjects of
revenue. win furnish ample means To- en-.
AHA tba Commonwealth "a meet the July.
4 1857 interest promptly. besides paving
ne floating debt.,s or temrJoary loan
heretofore o6tained from a portion OF the
yE;rgI;;hSia Banks atn7e
Ia IS proner to observe that all the ysiir.d
,isniia notes :, sold have been. { pIurch By
bankers and capitalists in Virginia.
n 81. w. CIurTER. !
Auditor Public Accounts
,AttnfToR,s OFrtoF. Richmond. May Sf;.r
1855. e = s 2 ss'siTsss
-- -------. - -. ...Z---.. slfe
Rzg- AS We neglected to give our read
a,s =, aa.a,,nt ss ,lo .aS,.Is,,s,ant =, af ,ha
+ -, ''> s',S :, Z = :,
o'tacalty petween me Two 4sess OF aeief.
gates from this district to the Democratic
National Convention, we now copy the
following from the Star Of the lShnAssba
va ..,, a. & q. n 81
"y 'f"'.n s''s s '''.ss s. s"sss s4S -
statements IN aecordance with our lntere
nations @t& ssa8.tl
rhe yiry,,fs -, ,ha ~
matt, Convention. lSss4s
zrbe YirSinia delegation In tba c,;n5c;n.t
natl eConyention exsra;sei m ;nilbsnne!
worthy of her GREAT name.zsa unit t,s,Yon
every ballot. her whole vote was mn fors,si
10 cast for, the great Statesn,san al Psrnss
.syIyania. The choice Of YiT1inia bad n
great weight with other Southern SLat6ss
indeed with many States both Norlh and
South The noble bearrinp of her delech.'
tion won the adn;ratinn al all
Nothing bannened b, distnrb tbe bat.
mony Of Inc VIRGINIA delegation ax6eSt
thA contested ssasts of Janes n, t,ar;.'
ESQ. ana Hon. CharlesS s. Lewis from this
distriet who had been annointodl laelegates'
bv the weston Conyention. Atthastinep
thew received their annnintmens ID was
generally believed throag ghont the district
that no exception would So taken to them.
or either Of them. as thew are gentlemen
who stand preseminentlE high with tho
party for their noble advocacy. at ali
times Of Democratic princinles. Yet Tho
Parkefsbure Convention instead of enaof.
sing the deiseates already anpointed. Sei
lected; Messrs. B. w. JacIson and A.
jenkins. THESE gentlemen elaimed the
seats occupied bv Messrs. Carr and Law
is. But il Is due % Messrs. Jackson aud
Jenkins to say that they agreed to leave
the matter to the Virginia delegation.
al.ef a. .s an easlnaon OF she pfoseeaings
dueed the seats vera s,g, awarde5 I 10 Msssrs
Jackson and jenkins.
We are sorry that a proposition sub.
mitted BY Mr.; seddon. that the genitlsmsn
ton take seats in the Convention. and cast
the ybte of the diatriot was not eccen1as
s1e 'VsS W s"S ossA'SV' WIS u"s hsSsPtA-
were in favor OF the notnination Of Mr.. Bu-
chanan. This would have produced hnfs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18

w There is a firm in New York city
the name of which is Lay Hatch & Co.
The clerks are presumed to be all Shang>
hais. Birds Of feather flock together.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18

EB My DEAR" said lively married
lady to her lord the other day, "My dear,
hope you have no objectiong to my be-
ing weighed ?"
" Certainly not ; why do ask me the
question 90
"only to see, my dear. if you would
allow me to have my eOeigh once"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18

ES- That was a crusty old doctor, the
famous Abernethy, to whom patent with
the hypo very bad came. and describing
his symptoms. said
feel pain in my side when I put
my hand to my head"
Then, Sir" returned the doctor, "why
IN the name of common sense do you put
your hand to your head.''
The remedy was very simple If that
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18

The M1sER PuNrsHED.-A miser having
lost one hundred pounds, promised ten
pounds reward to any one who should
bring it to him. A poor man found il
and restored it to the old miser. and de>
manded the reward, but the. old man, in
order to battle him. alledged there were
hundred and ten pounds in the bag
when lost.
The poor man, however, was advised
to sue for the money aud when the case
came on to be tried, it appeared that the
seal had not been broken. nor the bag
ripped. and the Judge said TO the defend
ants counsel: ~
The bag you lost had hundred and
ten pounds in it you say 2" sd sgm
Yes, my Lord said he.
Them" said the Judge, .' according
to- the evidence given in court, this cam
not be your money, for here are only one
hundred pounds, therefore the plaintiff
must keep it till the true owner appears 2
Verdict accordingly with all the expenses
of suit to the opposite party.
This decision almost broke the heart Of
old Shylock. who would gladly have com.
promised the matter for half the amount ;
but it was no go.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18

LADIES VS.. GENrLEMES.-Three things
that lady cannot do:
lst. She cannot pass millinery store
without stopping.
Cd. She cannot see piece of lace with
out asking the price.
81. She cannot see baby without kiss
lug it, 49,
A lady turns the tables on the gentle.
men ns follows:
Three things that gentleman "canuot
do
1st. He cannot go through the house
and shut the doors after him.
Cd. He cannot have shirt made to suit
him. ~ ~
Sd. He can never be satisfied with the
ladies' fashions.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18

y1Re1xrA FrNANcEs- -LErrER IRON TnE
AuD1ros.-Being frequently addressed
upon the subject Of the probable ability
OF Virginia 10 pay the interest DC, which
will be due ON The 1st Of July next, /
deem it proper to make the following
statement
BY an act of the General Assembly,
passed the 18th of March, 1856, the unl
dersigned was authorized "under the adj
vice and with the appreciation Of The Gov
ernor, . to borrow from time 70 lime such
sums as might be deemed expedient 70
meetthe public engagement, on the sale
Of twelve months Treasury notes. at Q
rate not under par.
Agreeably TO the foregoing provisions.
have sold nearly one million Or dollars.
fSs ,oOO, ,0oo) OF Treasury notes. This
sum added TO about eight hundred thou
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18
.eThere 8, says Jones, ..is the tnest

WOMAN IN the house, A41 4il4fs
I" Fact, " says Snooks, {. she otassrips all
the rest"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18

r. What soft of trees will best bear
remcyal and tr4nsp sportasion ? Axle trees.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-07-18

sTfis paragraph was ins6rtod last week and
the balance left out by some inadYnEtenoe ON
the part Of Opr hands. +. -
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20

LEGAL SALES.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Tnn STATE or LOUISIANA, Parish of East Feliciana
Worms. Mrycr d Co.
15l Justice J. D. Gaylcs Court. I'd
Sarah SIMS Ward.
Jacob WOLF.
vs. II. Justice J. D. Gaylc's Court, 2d Ward
Sarah Sms
DG virtue of a writ of #. fn to me, directed
ID in each Of the above entitled suits. have
seized and will offer for sale ut the door of the Court
House in said Parish on the
First Saturday in January, o. d., 1857,
at ii o'clock. n. all the right title interest and
claim, of the defendant in and to the following pro-
pcrly given up by her to satisfy planti's demands
and costs to wit t.
Three hundred 5000 acres Of Land more or less and
all the improvements thereon. bounded as fol.
lows: north. by land of W. A. Lane east. by
lnnd of fThninas Dixon south and west by iand
Of Josiah knghton.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash with the benefit Of appraisement.
nov. 20. 1855 b. NJ G.. BROWN. sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
FOR SALE.

I TRACT or LAND. lying in the Parish Of Eas
= Fl'ciana, about d half mile from The to,yn o
Port hudson. containing about one hunlr"d and
lwrntyiis acres seventy five opened and in
high tate of cultivation good dwcllng-hpllse and
all the necessary ont buildings Good Mill on thl
place. There are near two hundred acres batiurc
formed in front of the place, scventy-iiYc acres OF
which are above the high water of last year; forty
acres haze been in cultivation this year.
Any p'r.on wishing TO purchase II place would dc
well to call and examine this ms VII give bargain
IN the SANE, For torn, apply to ths Gnd"r2 2n"d ol
q Inldoiph Chick. ). AMBkO1H.
Port Hudson. Noy. o. lS5G
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
- s-Ea
PROPERTY SALES.

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
1l,n ACRES. situated in Bossier parish. ON VIII
wv low Chute Bayou, two miles from Rcd River
aud T. miles above Shrevcport--all cotton land Of
the boStqualty. and all arrahle. 200 acres in good
siatc OF cultivation and 100 acres deadened, and
easily prepared Common dwelling negro cabins
good well and spring. Plenty of wild lands q
miles above on Red River, which can be had or
good terms. For information apply 10 4, u. PALM.
ER, Esq nug3O W. VI. bOLES
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
NEW PICTURE GALLERY.
JOHN s. McClure S 10

MOULD RESPECTFULLY announce to the citi-
w Scns Of Clinton and vicinity. that they have
Just opened IN AMRROTYPE. SPIIEREOTYPE and
DAGUERRElAN Saloon, over G.. A. Neafus cloth
ing store.
Six years constant practice of the art. together
with the recent Improvement which they have added
and the use of c. G. IIarrsons improved Mammoth
Camera. enables them to offer rare inducements TO
all dcsirons of obtaining perfect and mporishable
types Of friends and loved ones ere decays eiacng
fingers have swept the lines whore beauty fingers
Hear what Mr. H. Author who conducts one of the
largest establishments II the United States says Of
these new improved instruments 10 G. Harrison's
improved patent Extra Camera. will add another
victory to American skill. and give photography d
new impulse"
J. S.-No one will he expected to take picture
unless perfectly satisfied. but decision must be
made at once, as all picture. are considered sold
when once pronounced satisfactory.
J. $. MCCLURE,
nov. 20 S. l.. HALL