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y W. RoBfRT&DN. aTT9RNE YG C0rvSELLDE
liz 1T tr". WI practice his Irufrs>ion in tho
SKA .'it'"iNi District of This State. the United STATE,
!" r"PTeFn' '"lrt> IT New Orleans. business en-
trusted to his care will receive promnt atomic,
Once N Pl'4lc.ni'se lberville "~ri>h La.
Eczeh Browns Esscnccof Ginger. Just received
~ ai'I tor sale BY feb. . J. l.. VALET.
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- bhhsEs, AT7ORNEYG C~UUySgLL0P At
and ne, "" ~. oh nee on Lafayette street, Baton Rouge.
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' THEODORE GOLDMAN, DEALEE ~ ~ nrr
- watches, etc, Under the Harvey Honse o'As
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:; HALL. ATTORNEY e curySEIIop :,
Ne Law. Office on laurel street -
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aItsyvnrc ! Hard "
A1 HAVING removed to the stand formerly occu,ied
y 'osl,i' Bea', and having received large access;or.
- ny STOCK, would solicit persons in want of Hard.
% give me a call before purcsaS elsewhere -
jan MONTAN & HCGITET Ct,ro,
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~ '.& r II. MORGAN, 4yTORNEy,s co,7,y
~ sellors at Law. Office on Laurel street n"
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS.
AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.
Great Reduction In tho Price Of the Latter
Publication.

L. Scott d Co.. NeaU York. continue to publish the fol-
Ioiring British Periodicals. ria:
1.-THE LONDON QUARTERLY Con
servative)
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ChurlN \ CO., BATON ROUGE fyyE, y
- . store. South Boulevard, -
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n q IL G. f.

u subscriber respectfully returns his thanks TO
4 his friends and customers, who l,,o ,i,.% %""', :
past year itoerally gave him their patronage. and TAXI
.his method OF informing them and the nf,51jc At ,r,o
a. " haS now on hand a large lot % sea sorrd Inn
y ,a %'t I'eiHintpE requisite for the undertaking and
successful completion of all work in tL. Sh, -.
.!oost !! ELlNIs, SASH. and o ft'
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M ana w1rhn,anlike style. All orders left at y. c.
si'op On fIftii street, adjoining the s.. Peters md -
raofS college, will meet with prompt ,ttention.
SEES
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THE GUIDE

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
by HENRY STEPHENS, F. r. S, OF Edinburgh.
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MI oNiAA Y HrGUET, DEALERS IN H4PD.
N1- ware, Church St, Baton Rouge.
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a = assortment Of the GENERATED Beck Co...
mar - -" j. PIPER Z CO.
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=. U. HIEsloN, DRY GOODS AND NM
AL merry. Third Street, Baton Rouge.
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NEW CHEApnoon

MOula1 respectfully call the attention of the +,
! m 2as1 up from the City with 4 splendid assortrant
o. EvERY thing in my line all Of which I offer W tla
Ladies CHEAPER that ever. 'A " the
Mar 29.S6. My r. ,,,--.
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olis hONDERT. F1SIXONsBLE gDyT
IL shoe maker. Lafayette ST.. Baton ROUGE.
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JOSHUA BEAI, WHOLESALE d. HEy.I. cpn-
q Ger. Church street. Wv"
'oLissAlNT, DEiRLER IN P.sINyS, OILS
- ana Hardware. No. IL, opposite The New Ia
sIi, New Orleans. l"
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NJ. BRUNOT, ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR ~
- . Law. Office On Main street.
NJ. McCcTCHEN, ATTORNEY COUNSEyfnp
= . at Law. Office on Laurel street.
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INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENTS.

ADvERT1EMENTS
TINE CDxl.sGOtSTT
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OTFJCE Rsew Ne. !, Mas nc Temple.
SSsaTbor" ST., tA<C.iGO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Enxusn c ,NT,. fcisasc coox.
TURNKEY s. Gti.8Ear HkSRY CHAPMAN
GEORGE HuLS
EDMUND GASFI.IU p iIENKy BASDT. Sec
HEsny CHAPsAN Tfz'r
sA GILEIHr. CeterRl A., q, and Surveyor.
Tn. Corarsny was oryauiy d IN tn 2Tih day u
Mirrb 1854 ugf a spac.ai Charter iron, ,hs
L9.istur- y l'i!nai, and bu ctnnn"tcfd unh
IA Uf';t savp'nb sGslicrs. It's estsbl htI'ht Ia
b u '.iz.n am sud teiiati basis, and n vi'w Of
.. -4b.iHg sOfi3iess AID p"rinsBency ranks a. "te
q IN hte' insJ 'ro &, nlpsrrs ~ tn country. IT,
a. ~ ,t-frs h m is''e ADAMS, los
,r dim'c By Fr lie -. Il the "a. IA oeg lssv
t. - th+ following
REFERENCES:
ar-srs StiH- a " IN 81 LAID. .
Williams n An y, Cures
Norton y Bother, :.
S'ou. \ B-lm s.,
Dnrsnh. pr ssoin a NJ. aAiltJsd.
G~n 6, N3fthrur Cs-h'r ~ G. bark
WIN. Lyni" fsg MlwIukoc.
u. C"iiroe. ksG Rarin~.
Henry Farnsui, Pres't Chicago h r Railrosd.
\ 'subgfi Ca .,hn BATS nura-o
"a lihsi's En-, Cleveland o,
.i"u ~ q o. IA. T. ts'r ~ stat Columbus.
r'a' ctnllF II, E-I sp'Issn II III.
IN H. thamu- iin ST i..aI> H.
Ie ~ haa-eeuIh Wells q 81 ycrnor' Chicag.
tggl. A tf,tt-, S..ttk
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OK, ], McCORTNEY

nFPERS his professional services 10 the citixens
~ II i,av mort and vicinity.
Otic. II, Wtt.y q Mnrger's new building corner Of
rurth Hrs.Iv streets
RI TO Gearee L. Davenport, James W Garfield
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Brass Band Instruments.
H II NJ l..
d. X. MOULD 4 co.,
impdt. ,. and Jl,--'s -
MF-SN.lk, NERO I.l.V.lDySE

NlTSEC.lk .NEgsIIx.I.V-lDySE.
70 s. Lake sfr"ri unrt, Tre4n,nf fio.ss tII
CiGO iLLint/S
- EEp IN tflfi III IL at.i tss>t i"Cti n a..
N IS a.. BaIri Instruments, w,st III New Yak
many uep baids t~ing now 8 .riitiig IL AL pa,
orr Wastrr. c.uniry a'.nex Il Inst " IA IL
tfun-nts, with pricr ~ Zach
SAxHORSS.
=, p-suo. $40 H. i En- POST Horns 81
2, pam. IL = ' Bsfie,- ) . Ia u
d Mia. u tytnb+- IS To 2.
~ Baritone. ~ Waive r-.n,NOii $, hc
b B.>> % Snare Drums Maple
e. Contra R,ss. 90 shcl
b aud e. G rn' pens IL brass.
.t.s "a uIas. III ,ilest
,snnnes son = sAsD or rwsitF aslBias
y ~, SD -ei.p. ~ .trtt,
2 /. ti;tI i.Oi hta' IL.
2Ef-l hiu. ? r. ii-i Contra
Va, :. Bad III NIB omit ( s,Irana ar
kiia 70 l. M = '.Hf mi r, IN
Irano IN A.. BIS ,''otfa tnn; !. B,-s
Purchases vi it t-ns y, sui..t' thtt ,Irrse III,
ma ut, sfe OF III ttsi French ntana. nr+, am.
a -
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>,nnlng,on. Norwi,h or Fall Rive

Through Tickets good Oh ether et The above
Through Tickets ann general iutoriait!"n can 1t
Il osu,,i ~ III, Company Office, NJ, Is D-aru"rr
meet, G;t,us.I- .siEuui hui-, L'nc.go.
Merchants, Pr,.iuc. and Stoct Dealers cin G!&At
rough c,u,rart. BY calling CT ,l,t Innpars', hE.u;-
A. H. PVT Frs, Ag't, ~ Dearborn street, Cifca.e,
h. r. SMITH, Gtn. Agent, Cleveland, o.
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lineage. Alton 4 81. Louis E.R.
Gs. ~ ..s-s----s- i. s-s.s.y. 4; !:
Alh-liNt ROUTE PETWtEN


rain. sea.e Gticayo for ~ L,,.l, md i,.,sr,as.
dat, places.
,cr .u.a.alicn yrt.lr, lsuiIuhy ; -Acept-di 9EAa
Express Train, ...uidsy's excepted n lnfM
Icaias ieare -. i0aisJo, Na.Sdyo dad tIttgl,.e-
d,d;c ptao.s.
>rcotun,-i tor Tram, tsunsihy H,A,opted) tAA "
Gxprrs- rrsiI lsaturiay'r es,.piedb 3SrPA
Teams rro i..eetiy tii,vnFA, without chang oi
cars OF baggage. Tsn.- run thf"ugn Joliet, Bi"om-
;ng,..,., iUtfeid. Cariipsii. .i.. Altun.
wrIraii.s VI th- rost IiiSe tiicct uli"'tcas
IN toii,t vt pn ara. a.ctasan ".itra E..iFniG At
JaiIrl making tins tie shortest, 4urx.i u,o+t
liable ruute Li ,,p 81 iou ard New iatk Boz, -
,'hiaut tn.s. cad Ia. tast-
With Illinois eHt. Z. n. ut bioon,ngto D, for La
-siie, M-i,,.",., dnu Cairo.
nh u.r.4t ss.ttrn O. Aiiiavis al spin feh, for
Ne. att.i o..,i /. :,
W III "a the aai.,'ais a,yefs'nS from 'si,t"R.
~ ,su, i,Iit ii PS.nrts at s. Louis .of ky".uk
Sew Jr,bis, ,ua A,,ssuuft E.tcr
Through ita.L .ia.e> 'irh tlois'. a".ss 90
pa. ~ III. ,,iuaiai tioAst tiictS IL ;iie
..ui,.u r,at-=., ...,, ~ ti.- oli,es
IL. -. .-outr III Sih iHo
t,a o; \, .,.....e :. 80 I.ras opLD
..,v. A,r,.e str 1rcn,vo, tta...-.
EAIn'D T.. EOi,G An. "a, .,u,,.
,,s,,tI,s u, .A d,
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ss&z~

4 IL rarSns lssiebtat " tn nt.-crEer, OFT cnIl
~ POwEll-, are x saestsl y cal aud settle ~
SAnsaeay, ard thcssAy sove ossl-
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(H.1RLES GOODRXCA.
Dental SURGEON.
Medical Gard.

I'M. VILLA vANZANDT, of st Louis Occulis
- and OithsnIc surgeon 6n,!irg II nec-sss = 20,
ms heath. 10 reside, during the ~arGi s.ssoiSi.i
more northern situation, has selected as str1r,c,
srence the city Of Roek Island IN, where ne b,
CONSULTED for al dis Of the eye AID opthalmc op
c,ations !r IN the drst Of Jny until the last ~ Sep
trrb-r. Chrome affections generally will receive
l'r,ion " mis- attention, aud eye patients will ',t
that during the warEl season they can be sue
c.s,fuy trratsi In northt climate than tina
OF II l<."is. (iune6)
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Or. y - r q. v s8dixAIH,
OCCULIST AND AUkINT,

IIASp rmanent;y located in Rock Island. n Iui.
II is street oppsi," Island City HJtl, where
h will b. harry to al, person, afliict with dis.
ess"s II tn Eye and Ear
Having DEVOTED sevrra' years to this special ranch
OF his rofssion, tru,t r. that h. reli We many
who have given up in spair with Amsuro l., the
syu,t m. OF Viii /, weskn Is 4 sight intsginary
obj'ats ncating before the ',-; ,b'tc, appear ID
scnfd hy cioud hssi.e.s flashes Oh light enlarge.
nieas Of TIN pupil. &c
Cs'a! act, ia which the lens turn white aud pa.
vent, The ray VI lignt ~ -sng throrghit. OptbslmA
indAnia,iE, Near-,icht, " akuess vision, SRA
6-suns 81 ling, well Deafness IN its nric,s
forms.
Having :e-~ivra from Pals the new ard wrui.r.
fai t,i., bslH,oscspe, with which s,e ensbled ~
10 into h. depths % tn and lie interior Is
c'ea ~ the outside, snd her hy asrr, ain the ex-
act state II the optic rvr AMI etina IL ADsnru.is
the lens IN nt,.i ut cAiarAt. Also th. Eluuiin..cd
Sp cr',um fr eaa.n: tn car w. u r. sev. ain
10 stca ~ yars'ons for ouri,c op cit, II tile cor.
ners ~ nlm over the cys without The - tn knife
"r cau.tics.
r. prevent impoSi'i o,,, nr deems Il arrd Mt L,
stat that h b = r guzr Phi, sciAn. B ing sr.dn-
st-M In Cniversi'y -s v rn.unt, al 0 II the New
vlrk 0ph ,nnir Ho~ptsl AMI his a. al Occn.
l,,i l. sttS,hut te to tho prfec ion 20 whih nc h..
brought the oim. dcsted vspr. IL the ,e .tmrnt
NJ iiseAsrs ~ tn. eye.
?. g. Dr.. =. wii yAc p riion II hi tim. 10 II.
trext,n' Of chronic disa especially OF ihe N
u,gs, having cured himself II GINS urs,iicn ~.
.,Arse psit Of hrs right lung wss rs tv d,se,ss
as eel many ctlssr- iasa itke condition u
Osnv. h.1S> frpm nwe fur.
Ret I-iand, OFT. y. l6jA. siwtf
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFUeE WINE,
lIN QUART BOTrLEs.)
.V.EHER nv OVvV" To FIJI.

WI. greatest eli, i've vet discovered ior liz. Cur
i of Psv-r and Agne Chill Frver, Dumb ag.e,
and all oilicus diseases This valuable medicine has
is'~ en- before tile prhiic Tor SEVERAL ar, and
Their cen b better evidence oi.r OF It's ,aicacy
than ITS extcrsivr SALE And CONSTANTLY incr 1siIg
repui stkn, and this ID owing to its having performed
some OF Tia, most w1.de fol and astonishing cures
,hst have ever been known. Being purely v,g ~
bic Tree from all foreign d'iet rous m,Ierai CON-
pounds, Fc3rifagr Wine NAV b. taken with the ut
inst safety under Aiul,s; any circumstances. Il
4 en- 'thns thu stomach invigo rates tn syst IN and
entirely prevents tn languor and pro>t sihfi Of
strength which sisays at'.G.:s tsve aud AKut . and
all biius diseases oi oair bit xhs he Il IL. and
hicks the fever, hut removes the ~ II the Nv
"r AMI other organs which the CItli ard Few.
depends The thousand, who hsve use. the = bri-
&c Wine ned 10 further evidencr of it, vir,u than
its happy restorative ehect. u Is trui Wende f,il
medicine, ami oterstes the system Ike ,ha m
Tn hr,t or second d Sc II fbri;n.' Wine b-caks the
chiIis, ami n continrrd according to tn dir, ts, IL
removes tn dis p+rn,ni. uty 'rui.i :hr syst m.
and lrav-s the body in healthy condition. Those
y who afflicted with Fever ard Agu.. ar All,
form VI bilious disraes are re 'npri.dT g. give
,his valuable medicine fair trial which is al, hat
is say 10 in ara all cf its
superiority over evrrv o'h-r rem rly te Ell u
tn pubic Certi6 SITES OF tn. high le.lr,i ability
m ga, lie pres. subs antiai- all tina. i, tlini
III III bhsif. hat il Will Dc ,et 10 in r.it t-ef--to
stsn'' OF fall u,sa It's own merits.
Caution 10 til. t'uh'k.-Be sure thai IN ,.,l. Of
the prp. -tor, JOHN wiNER /, in his .wn h,n.i.vi
ting on tn P,oniis>ery Note, which l. s,tac'' 10
It's bttom % each engrs wed label ~ the b tfIef
Sold at retail hy Druggists and n RI l-ni -. r.
wh-re
Ali whole s.I- orders mus, be dire, tel t..on =,
n"r, 81 Maiden Lane, N. y, OF To IA, h B~tixis,
VIII lesale druggists Chicago
Sill wholesale aud retail BY Mcssrs
ALvORD VAN faiTEN
lac
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DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
New Goods! NeH GGod-..
EDWARD ALDEN,
sMerrharu Tailor,
dholesaic saa Retail Dealer
Ready Mate [tOshsng.
Cloths, Cassin.eres, Vesfings, Genis
farn,sAa7 Goods anil Tutors
Zrimmtnys,
TI,sfss, rr'u ned I'm the Es-t with ole ae
oas 81 for SAL Ia th,- marss. en,,,iav % part
OrOnHclOshs.
r.yi,,h French 6 rm,p sd sra~'
lc". o. IN ms tity 'nf i"e''
styis 4 gpds.
C0SSttseeres.
Easii.h. Freueh suf Am rean, %
vsrie, at .f'l', color an
qiau
Sssf!ags
WHIT narsaiacs vHaa.ss WIT
Ioni,n rsu- 4 r q Az! rt'or 4
saS- fatrv ant Pilip SIX y.lv,
Pay SIR aad in'n i'han s,k
Sax p. u-h and F1ucy Csshmrrss IL
gear variE
Orerroasi,g.
Bas Blue ant lrnwn Br,alciot
taio, "'tt".y rri ptt t,rth.,
rcy. So, iiscwp ia Huie'y
G,>toi beaver. CAnsd, mixi 4Ii
ss'Ara 81 the latest Imports.
Ready Mute.
~ 1oat., ovrr-.acl., sar,ort..
Re hng J,,g nd Tltni' -
sai ID. Fr,-. Cat - lll a Obj
~ sni ~ 81 AZ e-iv.t pi' D.,
c, III Cashmere itl rti nets We I
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New York and Boston.
~ 2ssNis.-xsT. rsli.y...-sf. ..ss..,.-t.;iis
TINE AND DisTAs,E SAVED, VA
.NI9r York HMM Erie
Wide Gauge, Douiie Trek,
r A I L 4 0 A D
Tia Dunkrk Buffalo Niagara Fats Or Sus-
pension bridge.
'ITH!S i. ,hr oniy Wild, GGag Rstga'! ha,l IL
i wii. arr ,pa.iau- Saloon Cars uni,irg thTuG.ir
rom Drnkirk, afsio Nisgara fall> ami sn-i li-n
':-i,,cr 10 Nrw York.
without Change Of Cars OF
baggage,
s6crdisg unusual comiort,
Speed & Safety.
Boston passengers leave NeS YORK daily, AT 8
o'clock, p NJ, on TIE
WOsi SPIauJid steamer. I'm the
World.
Summation NorWi, Il ar Fall River
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.


TUST RECEIVING and opening, by the undersipn-
d ed, in addition to their large and well selected
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, a fresh sup.
ply Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
of the latest styles and patterns. which will he dis
posed of on the most reasonable terms
They also keep constantly on hand u very large
stock of Kentucky and Northern Plain and 7 visited
Linsays, and also a good supply of 7-s and IA
WOODVILLE LOWELLS,
which will be sold Mt The factory prices ut their cs
tabishment.
They are determined to have their stock always
thoroughly supplied and fully assorted. as their
senior partner, Mr.. A. Levi is always remaining in
New Orleans and will give his general attention to
purchases for this market. which enable them to
give entire satisfaction in every branch relating to
their business A. LEVI. BLOOM & co.
1.Tr' Persons wishing to do business with the COM
mcrcal firm Of HARRIS q LEVI. N. o., can make suit
able arrangements through the undersigned
may 3 A. L., ID. & Co.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-05-10
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

The State of Louisiana Parish of East Feliciono.
18th District Court No. 2247.
In the matter OF the succession of Elijah Stafford
deceased.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Honorable
i Court aforesaid, to me directed. will sell at pub
lie auction ut the late residence of the deceased in
said Parish, on
WEDNESDAY. the 2lst day of MAY, A. D.. 1856,
ut 10 o'clock A.. NJ, the following property amer.
tanning to said succession, to wit
Two head Of Horses,
Two head of Mules.
Two yoke of work Steers.
A stock of Hogs,
A lot of Corn.
A lot of household and kitchen furniture.
Terms Of Sale
A credit until the LIST day of January. 1857 Pur.
chasers will be required TO give their notes with ap-
proved personal security with eight per cent inter
est from date until paid.
may TO- 1856 b. NJ. G. BROWN. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-05-10

For NIcARAGUA.-Thc schooner Aaqa
Schiller, for Nicaragua, which was advertised
to sail on Saturday last, is not Off yet, but it
is said she will positively leave to-day. She
clears for San Juan, but if she finds that port
blockaded by British men of war, she will
make for Aspnwall England appears bent on
putting her foot in this quarrel, which will
render it necessary for this country to act very
theoretically. Nothing could possibly hasten
the Americanizing of Central America, and
even its annexation to the Union, like the for
chile Interference of the British Government
to prevent such consummation. Let that Gov
eminent attempt to dictate by acts to the peo-
pie and Government of this country in this
business, and hundred thousand bayoncts
wonld leap upon Central American soil before
John Bull could get his eyes open to see what
is going ON.
The subscriptions in aid of Walker in this
city already amounts to $4,000, and are daily
increasing Col. MANcosAs as we noticed
yesterday, has arrived in this city for the pur-
pose of aiding the cause Of the Republican
Army of Nicaragua among our citizens. All
Walker needs is ammunition, and # this he
will doubtless soon have supply, Those who
go out in the Minno Schiller are well provided
with clothing, arms provisions, etc, and will
be a valuable addition to the industry and
strength of the Repnblic-N Q. Bulletin, 9th.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-05-10
greenwich SPRINGS.

'NiIE wnd rsigned having leased the obove ceebr,-
i ted Springs for the coming season, takes this
m 'th0d OF announcing to his friends and the public
generally that he will be prepared to open the same
for the accommodation of visitors on the 18th of
May 1866.
Dcoming il unnecessary and superlnous to enter
into lengthy description Of the valuable properties
of the water, the subscriber would merely state to
the public that on careful examination Of the same
by Mcssrs. j. l.. & W. =. RppElL, Chemists of the
University of Louisiana. they pronounce the waters
TO be composed Of the following Ingredients: