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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
]. BaCher,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
{ Foreman in tie Store 9 W. Hobbs, }
Ia front ot the onu House,
TlFFIN, OHIO
Baoher.

WILL pay particular attention reaftsr 70
w Custom Work, a. Il owing 20 the superior
facilities possessed by Mr.. Hobbs, in obtaining
the correct les, aud other Information connect
od with th dress OF the GEN rLEMAN, Tie T.
confdunt thutthe most perfect Satisfaction eau be
given. he has now been about SIX ycnts,
(whoily or in part connected with Nr Hobbs
embellishments aud has been weekly furnished
Of the Fashionable community aud although hi
principal business will be thar Of the MER
CHANT TAILOR, he will be glad h make ~
goods brought iu from any other estabh'hmont
Mr.. Hohbs constantly has % hand VEN ricl
and choiro selection OF Clo,bs. Cossiniores and
Nesing. at th, latest designs.
NIB. All Work warranted 20 a. aud well
mado Rooms, in tht rear ~ Hobbs store
rround nnor. whore the Fashions ure displayed
both inthe Men aud Boys departments also
Ladies' Riding Habits made lo order.
Mas "a. 1855.
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lust received gcnewl assortment ofall sizes
- oftho celebrated Wostera star, elevated oven
rook stoves this stow, !, warranted to give better
sahsiactnu than anJ other elevated o,eH stove,
they aro larger, heavier, AMI Wku longer wood,
draw better, beat mp housu and bake better than
any other elevated o.ru stove, aud trinmed up
with furniture that cau't be- beat for sale
Herk's Emppiin ie. IL, 90
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walsriord, Mas. July yii IS. ! + less. /

PROF.O.J. WOOD lNitsv, nhfeuee, DO i 4ecomnlshd
youf luf Restbrnve ashkastht hdt 6ncacious article
sssEPN1t Aays ussl ihgN alpis and oiherIepslsons'
the day, hll wnhuu effect. Fnce ing yuLF Ilar eso-
rtr-iav huf hd ,slikef wieh were almost White lave
r duply ElNRdpiki and nov feel eOnfaeni tafa few
nCreappcatons wilf reitre them to teir nuural color
also has relieved me OF all dandru unpleasant Itch
40 common amo1 pefscus W,o ptfspiie ffeey.
... -. J.. q! kIl.BYp p.t4H
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gf EspsITFr yannounot 70 the public that
" taty pfb 40 longer ~ any way interested
in tbt SuAWHAN HOUSE STABLES, but
still cauyOn the LiVERY YBuSlNEsS At their
old stan =, where the public, as heretofore,
will always fnd gnnd hnrsrs and fine carTia.
res-htttrI md cheaper than at any other
stable IN Tifan. PASSEN viii be taken
10 anyseciipn ofthp county on short notice,
DAY OR NIGHT. Any Of Siaubs friends can
hsve th,i horses ber, and fed in his stab
ailtmes Saddle Horses and single rug.
ies---or buggiesto let without horses; IN fact
we can socomodate the public IN any sha pt
OF form. That is our aim and we are bound
to do H. without fear of friend or foe
~ The rumot that STAUB & 20. have
SOLD then LIVERY stooh isa LIE . WI
stillhaye tbe best stook Of horses and buggiei
in Tihlu, and our prices are lower than eVeT
Z II "OLD JOHN" will be on hand at al
times ~ bis stable, Where he looks "every
thing nver hinsrlf
May i1th is55.--tf. 1 'Ham
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whom a orders must be Rddlessed.
For sale bY Druggiils hhdi Country MFrehhntt
In AL parts Of the lHifed State Rnd Cppsdatt
and by 0. l.. st John. Gibson & Slanksr. Tihh;
&. r Caplts. Rome. H.& l.. D.. Arn6Idg Mel
more. feb IS 1856 y
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Bank

ToStAH HEDGES, a. BALDWIN and w
u C,HEDGES have nssociated themselves for
tho I0rpose oi trhnsacuug private Banking
bus,pess underline nbme Ot
W. G. HEDGES a co.
Interest will be paid ON deposits standing
3 months al per cen, per snnum.
9 I" "
Land Warrants bought aud sold.
". &. HEDGES h Co.
MayA, 1903
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q FRANKLlN'S
sp i9uuNliINtirupnthic Institute,
RrDtNTA N

Has been m sueo, Sslul operation seven
months. The amount OF business done m
the Cure has far surpassed the most sangnint
expectations OF the proprietor aud the pros
meet rs far lot full house next SprnH, there
lore an who wish rooms will de- we'll 10 an.
nj, soon. The new edihoe IL of brick and
stone 100 by 5S f.. five stories high, and ar
ranged expressly for q Voter Cure. There
are two hath rooms entirely sepe rate for the
sexes, furnished with every variety OF tathes
aud an abundance of pure sotl oOld aud
warm water. The rooms are all Well venti
lated, nrgr, p leaSaut and neatly furnished.
Every room rs supplied with soft springand
Uttered rain watetuf The purest gu, ity Il
is hardly necessary TO say that Fredonia is
one uf the mos; preferable localities IN the
United STATES, every way considered ald es-
lars 10 10 dollars per week including Room
honrA and treatment, aco0rdiag TO ruom and
attention reQuned Those whu are very helm
less must provide private servants Each
natient teuuireS one comfortable, two wool
en- blankets, two cotton aud one linen aheet
ans 6 or crash towels, and q riding habit
foI ladies. II furnished by the proprietor
dollar per week will he added Al, bills
TO be paid every saturday. Prescription fol
home treatment by letter or Otherwise, from /
to 3 dollars; Communications post paid. ad
dressed to d. ID. franklin, NJ. d. Fiedonia
Chaut 90 MY, Will receive prompt attention
"ln the sweat OF Thy face shalt thou eat hreal
| till thou return unto the ground" Gen. 3
10. THE sleep OF a lahoriug man is sweet
l.Ecol 8, l2 Those who have not much mon
| ey may come, as their ahor will be- taken il
ppl payment Females whose cases re
quue llwMil he treated upon he succt IS IA
lpnrc ciple " Ioh has heen kept a secret b,
br Huw ,ltonof Rochester N. l.,-whioh viii
he an extra charge,
Ffnl mia RAN "a ~-esA N
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A.J.& q. CRONlSE
New bnok Establishment

Have lust opened ono OF The best as5ou
meal ol books ever brought TO this CITY. ~
rhey are ali new and selected with care, anu
contain All the late valuable publications iu
hight literature, science &C. &c.
All new bOoks OF merit will be procured
Immediately on their publication. The pop
uiar magazines of the day are also procured
at an early period
School books o! every variety and KIND
Gold pens, pencils, quilts, inks, cards, slates
sud large stock Of the hnest qualities OF pa
ner, cnpy books, blank 5ouks, &C sc.
! Pictures, oil prints, lithogmphs, &c. Music
| the latest aud most admired, Wallets and fan
| oy articles Rl very low. Drop in and taxi
took OF our stock before purchasing else
where. One duof south Of Buskirks Who'll
sale Grocery. ...,.
June 2etb 'b5.
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F. MAJ ~ SENECA COUNTY i--Thers isyttR ft
more Of these maps leiti and those who wish to
secure one of them would dowell "a call soon
as there willnostively be no more published -
CallonG H,Hemiag or the agent Mr.. A Lan.
don. NJ
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.iOriOus News for the Needy !
zrLLTR BRO.

siOriOus News for the Needy ! .
TELLER BRO.
TVGREnY infarm the chtens of iihn and ".
i'll nifty thatth have lsken and enlarged the
niddio rJom 0f Blacks Block, Washlngion'al''
rithn. " here they are now receiving and open
tno direct fran the Eastern ctipshnd otthe most
recent innortalions, tn entirely new aud nnr 81
the bestand mostbriliiantst1ck 1T dri goods ever
exposed for sale iu this market Our STOCK h
full aud complete selected WIN srgH' 'H'"' ah1
purchased as such prices a. will enable ~ TO se'l
10 chrnu shat it will be 90 The Interest OF every
one 40 call attto rrw emporium aud examine
our ,tork before purchasing. Our assortment OF
LADIES' Dress Goods
!. large. aud unturpassed w sly lee and qualities.
In the following list we name part; Black urodo
Rhine Sii1, Slack Dress and Apron silks, Plaid
summer silks Poplius, Shallies, Alpacas. De
Boees. plain aud fancy Os Lanes, Bereges, til.
snes, Lswus Lawn Robes Every description
Of White Dress 0oods, Dotted Swiss. Dotted
Swiss Embroidered Colored Swit' Swiss Mus.
tin, Victoria Lawns, blshop LawHs, Plaid and
striped Naiasooks. son Mills. drs, sp" second
Mourning Dress Goods.
Shd3gls
! 10 this department purchaser canno, fail to h'
plrasrd silk ,nl Grape 5hawl., Stella, Puugee
! and Ricta Gou.a Shawls, hanullas. Nc.
Rjbb0n, Bonnet Ribb0n
This branch oxrels anything Of The kind. y
very particular aueutop is pekl to .iilss an'
Iaunihirs Bonnet ia, Cap aud Mtntua Ribbon
U5eSs Trimming.
rhs variety aud brauty Of this department oa
lnnly be appreciated 10y personal examination
~ uu.itrS. Gloyes, sc o., We have every ythn
% complete toll stGck
B1nnets Hats and Flats, Umbrellas and Para
sels.
5000 yards beet Britl.h aud American Print
DOmc8tjo GOO0y.
Blcachod aud Brown Sheetit 70. Linen Sheer
Iinrs. PiIlow aud rablc Linen, rowling Crasne.
Blpachod aud Brown Muslus. 0.aahurg,, Drill
liugs. Bagging, Corset Jeana, rickings tlannol'
| Nankoens, Checks, Gnghams, Sc.
GeHCs Department.
Cloths. bhck aud fanc1 Cu-simorcs, Satin an
summtr Nu-une-. saiuutis. = aus, Tweed'
Cns.urtrcs, brown Linen, Linen Drills, un
everything else slousing TO the department
We csll partlcular attention 90 the abov
guuds. ~ o part Of our large aud we'll selecte
.tork Nnt5ng will be- loit undoao TO please d
ths Dfy Goods Emporium OF
N,B All kinds Of r. 'duoe taken at mairls'
prices apr a
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GROCGRl9S,

ofanliud., ofthe very bestqualiiy and a, low
as The lowest.
Good. for childrons wear. both for masteis.
and misses In great varieties. Misses Hats aud
honn,ts ho,s hat. aud caps, cheeks and light
gonds, Tor boys clothln ALSO very full stock OF
rhudrons plain aud fancy shoes. Also n trencn.
dous lot of goods Tor mous summon wear, both
cotton lineu, aud light casmoros. tvecds DC, -
In fact let me say that iu this store You eau aud
each aud every articlc both iorlaties aud gen.
ttmcn, In the piece, or ready made, thptyou can
call r.nnd pledge myself Co he
UVDERSOLD BY NO ONE.
N. q. Every kind uicountry pr0ducv wanted
for which the highest murkvt price win be paid
Boans, Chickens. Beoswax, Rags, Feathers, aud
Timothy and Glover seed, corn, oats aud Hides
Also Lumborsnd any quantity ofgood shingles.
Gentlemen.
WILL RECCOLECT that NY ready made
aothing. furnishing aud tailorng Embellishments
aro la the most mll bias, and that at the rem OF
the Store Rooms they can pass from one 20 the
other. and thsl mu't further recollrct, that this
store {. IN, Store Tor ,hem to comev l.as they car
hring their lady and the whole family, aud ge
every thing they want wuhout going out i'ors.
R,sht aqaarem trout of the Court House.
rihn Ohio, MaN is,, ly.
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DOCTOR 10 lFl.A vi. = 40 LGDbATED
GER HAX BIT Il Il R s..


Doctor 10 bFl.A Vi. = 80 LGphATED D
GERM MAN BIT r II r s..
pRgPAREBBi IN. JACKSON, Philadeiphis, Pa
YTTlLL decuaily cute Liyer-compla'nt, Dys'
w pepsia, Jaundce, chronic or nervous de
btip diseases Of the kidneys, aud all diseases
arising from a disordefed stomach orlivor.
Sue a. cunsupatiOn inward plies, iulness,
or blood 10 the head, aciuiy Of the stomach
Nausea. Heart burn, disguit for iood' Mines OF
wtigitin the stOmach, soui efnctohons' snklhR
or daurrifg AZ tue pit of the 81 in'ch, s~iniming
OF the head, hurried aud dilirult breathin
nuuering az the heart chouking or suht eating
sensations when ~ lying position, dimness o.
vision. dots or webs btfOrs the sight fever and
dull ppin in the head de6ciency oi peripil uuop'
glloWpes7 of tht skin aud syey pRin 10 me
side hack hest, limbs. Sc. Sudden ilushes OF
heat. .hu fuing in tht ntsh condant imsginingsnt
evil. endig great dehilNy o. spHits ..I, III
The proprietor in callingth. attention OF the
public to this preparation. doe. 80 with ceiling
OF the utmost confidence iw iisv Ttuts, and~iN
adaptation to the diseases iorWhirh q is RECON-
mendod.
Il isno new and untritd aiticle baton. that
has stood the t.st OF "a tenyearA' trial before the
American people, and hsrepututOn and sale is
unryaitd by any similar preparations eAtaht.-
The testimony In iu favor giVsa bF the mosI
prominent aud wall known Phssrians ohdin-
liviiuHls In al parts Of the country, Is Immense
Thomas Lctchtord. CoVihgidn. Ky, Deem.
Der y Is53.sayst .'MN wife has been affected
with the Liver Complaint and % .pepsia tor
number Of years, dung Whith ilht nave
paii giest Deaf irrdoc bit sh' rtreissd
vary l1lt ben, e. her,from aud hltAll The dor
tors said ii, could not he cured. Last spring
] she concluded 10 Try } our hiurrsi she TOOK TWO
bOues, ana ever since taking th' M she has heen
able to attend 20 her bu .nsss. have SOLD
quto,n nuuber Of hOtuss thropgh her rerom-
'n"ad"''ou' pro US furas can learn " has given
-ati.mctioh TO all. '' '.
pavid Abbot. Aus tiuborg. ohio. DecensberS 5
1853 ,Hl-; ''Pernit me tobparte'liiuonl 10 ih'
r matkghl ,iicnsl OF our G'rmun Sitter ig
the rnrt IT LivercOHipldht For years preVihn4
90 rkiog IL, 1 was -eydrsly afflicted with disrh-'
, uf thr liver, 80 much 50 that did not eNpfcl o.
| live, hut hy "a free use OF the biters thanksto 3
kind providenct ! dnd nys entirely restored.
Ito health and able 20 resume my usual employ
ment" ........
rbe,y Bitter, are entirely yegetbble, and free
/ irIm all luxurious ingredients
tor .alt by Druggiss a0d StorrksePers very
whert. trd by
GIBSON & sLANKER. ! l. StJdhn'
rda. R.C. Caplos. Rome. ~. SL. d. Nrnoh
Moloore. feb l5lyIr Hu f.H
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SIR In consequence of having hair for seyeyal yeary
pt., ony sty Hat perfectly wmlo hskcui Il short
lnI rcuiato niNeL hou CsT; bnt TIM months
.inr, ldced 10 use your Hair Rest ratve and must
irti ay that H. e6e, "a were almol tnifaoulouf foF
haaged 10 gradually tu a IT, former sendot color
and len Is son and glossy be benutdl thdn
li when under the influence u the finest OIL
emesy thefedre, Trrommendit 10 every lady dorde
II hebest preparation loTtotst We Of asythng IN the
world. i. BETSY SMITH.
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New Gnlds,

MISSES A.&E HUSBAND have Justrecsiv-
lNl ed lrom Now York n we'll selected stock OF
NEW GOODS. embracing every variety ana
some choice q, los Of Ribbons. Flowers, bounets
Cans, Grapes, Glacit Silksand Tissues for Mauil'
las. Lace aud Muslin Flounclngs Lace and Mus
ling Collars aud sleeves, uAderhaudkerchiois
Dress Trimmings, Sc, sc.
Straw B1unets Blont he'd and altered Into th'
latest styles also Mantllas made.
ff-The rorner Of Blacks Block
Anrtt "a tn56,
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.GREA.Tl sPRlMG itsAs IONsta
Emerson co. are r,ceiypR ihejT srii1g- sV,bunEgs
Coatnrs, CassmcTes Hate Gloves, ais, &c. The Ia
test which they invite tho attention Of all uishisf
ntcs Mefuhuht I ailor Wotks '''il' aPitf-
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-30

shot because he thought their execution would
nlease the Government of the United States
This is susceptible of proof AS soon as the
Governor General read the proceedings of tn"
tremendous mass meetings held in New York.
Philadelphia, and New Orleans, lie for the first
time discovered that these filibusters from the
United States were not "pratcs" as he had
considered them from reading Mr.. Fillmore's
great rumpus in the United States. lie at
once changed his policy, and issued procla.
nation countcrmanding his previous orders to
shoot them-promising every one of the fol-
lowers of Gen. Lopez, who might surrender or
be captured by his troops their lives. These
arc facts Of which you know well yourself.
The friends and relations Of these unfortunate
men who lost their lives in attempting to estab.
fish republican principles in the Island Of Cuba
will never vote for Fillmore, but on the other
hand will leave nothing undone to elevate
Buchanan and Breckenridge to position
where they may he useful on some future oc-
cason Should Fillmore repent Of his errors
as he did on the abolition question, 1t would
never do to trust him because he belongs to u
party opposed to progress, who are also oppos-
ed to the acquisition of Cuba OH any terms
whatever The most prominent of our public
men look upon the requirement Of Cuba as
essential to the preservation Of the Union.
don't think so, but do think that if it was
flibustered, and democratic principles prevail
ed there, it would greatly strengthen the
South Whether we ever conquer Cuba or
not, is not for me to say, but | shall vote for
the men who think will go the farthest to
procure its independence whether they aspire
to be Presidents or Constables.
Your friend, j. A. KELLY.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-30
VOICE OF THE DEMOCRACY.

ST. FRANcIsvILE, L., July 10, 1855.
Dxrant de Ponte Esq,
DEAR SIR:-As the canvass progresses,
prominent men begin to define their position.
Leading men linen you know well to he old
line Wings, are on every proper occasion de-
claring their determination to support the Gin
cinnati nominees. The reasons given are tena-
bic, and founded in truth, They say that
should Mr.. Fillmore be elected he would be
without Congress, and they want IL man in
the Presidency, who will exercise vigorous
veto pewcr, and, that cannot be expected from
Mr. Fillmore. His antecedcnts will not justi-
fy such II conclusion. 1t is well know to all
signed the fugitive law in the compromises,
after consulting with the Attorney General as
to its consttutonalty. Should Congress re-
peal the fugitive law would he not sign that
also, provided the Attorney General was to
advise such movement Common sense
teaches the people Of the South that he would
Hence it is, that Buchanan and Breckenridge
will receive the largest majority cote ever
cast for any Presidential ticket in Louisiana.
1t may be ! am wrong, but many of your old
friends who have always acted with the Wing
party claim and believe the South will vote the
Democratic ticket in a unit, upon national
grounds The Know Nothing faction is vast
ing away by degrees as might have been OK,
pected at its commencement. The probable
ty of acquiring Cuba under the administration
of Buchanan and Breckenridge has revived a
warm feeling for the ticket in the breasts Of
the surviving iilibusters. In proportion to the
animation inspired by the Cuban article in the
Cincinnati convention platform, deep feeling
ofcontenpt for Mr.. Fllmores course against
the Lopez expedition. 1t would be impossi-
Bile for him ever to shape his views SO as to
receive forgiveness for his course and persecu-
ton Of that gallant band of patriots. 1t is
evident that it was Fillmore's proclamation
that caused their execution. Governor Con
cha, tho Governor General, ordered then,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-30

BRIBERY AND CoRnUPTIoN. Black Re-
publicans have bought up and subsidized many
newspapers in this contest by money furnished
from Kansas aid subscriptions and the Maripo-
50 grant. They lately attempted to buy up
the Holandcr, staunch Democratic paper in
Ottawa county, Michigan. They offered large
sums of money to the editor if he would strike
the Buchanan flag, and run up that of Ere
mont; but he, like an honest man, spurned
their corrupt offers, and resolved not to sell
his principles and his country for gold,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-30
LEGAL SALES.
SIIERIFFS SALE.

The saT Of louisiana. Justice Chnses Court, Fifth
Po,sh IF East Ehctam. Ward. No. -.
Bucknor a Stanton vs. Charles NJ Smith
Dl VIRTUE of n writ OF II. fla. to me directed in
ID the above entitled suit. | have seed aud will
oltr for sale NJ the door OF the court house. in sad
parish, on the
First Saturday Of October, 1856,
at 1 o'clock \. NJ all the right tile interest and
ella M of the defendant Charles NJ Smith IN and to
the 10 lowing described proper to wit:
Twenty acres of land lying and being situated
in said parish, bounded Oh the North by
the st. Helena Road, East by lands the
owner unknown, South by lands Of Mrs.
Stone, and West BY Little Sandy Greek.
TERMS or SALE.
Cash, with the benefit of appraisem2n
august 20, 1876. u. NJ. G. BIZ ,WN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-30
10 the Public.

An impression having become current in
this community, that have expressed myself
in favor of the Black Republican candidate
for the Presidency, JonN G. Fremont, take
this means of saying that such II charge does
me great injustice. In argument with my
friends, 4 have at times taken positions, merely
for argument sake, hut never have declared
myself in favor Of the Black Republican can
'didatc. | have heretofore voted with the
Democracy, and expect to do so again in
November next. A. SCHLANkER.
Clinton La, August 30, 1856
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-30
Silliman Female Collegiate Institute,
CLINTON LA.

T HAVE associated with myself in conducting this
L Institution, my brothcr-in-law, Rev. HILLARY
MosELY, and his wife. Mr. MasElY graduated at nix.
land College Miss, in 1851. Subsequently he gradu-
ated at the Princeton Theoogi al Seminary, and at
the present time he is Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Jackson, La, which position he resigns in
order to devote his Abilities in connection with my.
self, to teaching in the Institute. have selected
him, not because of his connection with the same re-
lig,ous denomination with myself but of his rcla-
tionship to my children, and Of his character as u
scholar. gentleman, and christian, which being
widely appreciated by all denominations and classes
Of persons. gives hope that he will prove valua
bic ACQUISITION to the school. Mrs. MosELY, who is a
daughter of the late Col MooRE, of Wilkinson Co.,
Miss, will preside over the domestic department, u
Matron of the Institute. The two Misses LOOMS,
connected with the school during the past session,
are engaged for the next session, and able and skill
full assstantsw will be engaged for every department
of the school. All the branches Of education, both
solid and ornamental, taught in the best Female
schools, be acquired at this institution, and pu.
pills connected with II can have advantages equal TO
the best schools in other States to become nteli-
gent. refined. accomplished, well educated ladies.
The patrons of the Institute may rest assured that
pains or expense will be spared to render 1t wor-
thy OF the support OF those who wish to give their
daughters the best educational advantages the con-
try can afford. We claim some sympathy and share
OF public favor the ground OF beng Souhcrncrs,
identified with the country by birth, education and
home, devoting what requirements we have received
to the interests of our own home institutions II
the people OF the South want institutions oil learn
ing ut home why not paroizc them, and encourage
southern educated to devote their talents to til,
audable work OF building them up!
The next session will commence Oh the first Mon
day of October. The terms will be the same n
heretofore. In addition to the regular branches
Taught in the Institution class OF young ladies vii
be received, who have completed their academies
studies, but who desire to pursue course OF read
ing in history and polite literature, whose studio
will be rendered pleasant as we'll as profitable.
HENRY MCDONALD, Principal.
| Clinton. La. Aug. Ii, 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-30
Jbt ,felitiana 9emottat.
Public Speaking.

d. G. MORGAN Esq. N. A. sub-Elcctor, and BY.
TTELL HAYNES, Democratic Sub. Elcctor for the
Parish of East Fcciana, will address the people,
the issues of the approaching campaign, at the fol
lowing times and places, to-wit:
In the SchoolHousc. at the Cross Roads, near Mrs
Lucas on Saturday, the 30th August.
AtPort Hudson, on Wednesday the 10th Sept'r.
McCarstle's. on Monday. 18th September.
Clinton, on Saturday. 10th Septcmbcr.
Jackson, on Saturday, 9th September
Psgah Church. on Saturday. dth October:
Providence Church. on Monday. 9th October
Speaking to commence at II o'clock, A. NJ, ut each
place. Ladies invited to attend.