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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPH,
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.

IBYrHr AMERICAN PAINTING TELEesArH CSss.srs Lus
OfFick No. p WALLsrssfrl
HALIFAX, Thursdsy jan p, 1857.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Cspt. S,ese,
from Liverpool about p. IN. on Saturday Jsa II,
sr;ced a, Halifax at Has o'clock Sst night. 81,
encountered new weather during the pasase Re-
ports having passed the following ships: vr :Sss fA
inst ship Constitution, Of Bath, and brig Athens, Of
NewbuypOrt, bound in to Liverpool; 18th, stesnship
Europe, from New-YOrk for Liverpool; 2kA, e..
changed sgnsh with the American ship Emerald y
Emerald lie, steering wet
The steamship City Of Baltimore arrived At Live.
pool at p m. on Thursday, the 18th inst. ~.
The Collins steamship Baltic arrived a, LiveT%ds
O'Clock on the moprg Of Saturday, the 18th.
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We lave Lever been able TO IN ierstand why
upon tie death OF a member of either branch of
Congress, both Houses should instantly adjourn for
twenty four hours 10 consider the event, aid for
twenty four hours longer to assist at the obseques
which are usually conc uded in two or three. We
would not interfere With the indulgence If private
gIief, but we have never observed that hOnora table
gentlemen were bathed in tears during the inter-
mission; we would not prevent proper expression
Of respect for the memory Of the deceased but that
respect is fully published BY the resolutions always
adopted and entered upon the records; We would
not lesirain members from retiring for a season TO
mediate upon the shortness of life and the mutl-
bility Of human affairs, but We have never noticed
that they returned from these seasons of seclusion
with sny deeper sense of their responsibilities, or
with ally determination better to improve the fleet
ing mon en.s II is evident, therefore, that for all
purposes, practical, respectful or penitentia
such adjourn ments are Of no use in the
word. On tie other hand, it seems pretty
hard Gaze that o. Senators and 23i Represent
aiises specially deputed to attend to the public
business and amply paid for attending to it, shodld
upon every occasion afording not an excuse but q
pie;tKt desert that duty and leave the concerns of
the country TO take care Of themselves. When the
session ia limited in length and the business afort-
ssd pressing, the case is harder still When these
Interruptions are frequent-aLd how frequent they
AFT btcomir our tatsrs must have nosiced-,hev
tel Nth SD 4. q a. the End of liz. sassino mn p,
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SPAIN.
The news is unimportant.
TURKEY.

The Porte has approved OF the financial negotiations
respecting the new Bank which will therefore com.
mence operations at once at Constantinope, with q
capital OF g. 600 600 pissters.
Ii is mnored that Mr.. Lsyard has obtained q Don.
cesson for railroad from Rustchsk to the Gulf Of
Sands, which the French and English Governments
favor with view to military purposes
Gen. Cheney has obtained the concession tor tho
Euphratss Valley Railroad.
a Commission of Generals is appointed TO prepare
plan for the reform of the Turkish army
Cons'al tnoplc letters Of January say that the d.
plomstc conferences relative TO the Danubisn Pnsc.
Islities continue; the third had been held al Lord
Sratfords house. The point on which the discussion
chiefly bad turned had relation to the political classii
cation Of Boyards OF noble propretors OF lauds. II
the proposition of the Porte 10 establish two ciasses
Of Boyards--great Boyards and email Boyards but
the ambassadors objected to the division, and resolved
that only one uniform class of propretos of land
to exist The division would have been Seat
weapon in the hands Of Government.
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Dewllprk pailu Gribn,te
FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1857.
tn OORRESpONDENTS.

s,bsibers 10 sendiog resnces frequently omit 70 men
lion IN. name Of the POst0ce and frequently the
name of the Sst4 which their paper 10 to be b Al
xsys M ton the name OF the Pest Office and State
No notice c.n be taken ofsnonymous Communicsons Wns
Intended Insertion mast be authenticated oy tns
Dsm and address. 1.-THE wrternO necessarily for pubica
ton but As 0 guaranty Of his good faith .
cannot undertake 10 return rejected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
spbrbet. TO Tay TRIpUsE wishing their PostOhee adj
sres CHANGED should in all cases their present Poe
sod StgfI and testify which edition, whether Daily snic
We5 or Weekly club subscribers should give dAte OIL
subscription. This would frequently prevent delay
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Mr. Savage i, fool, . mailman or bIassan ~ 81
I;,,le consequence. His words Of yesterday "sfe
On outrage to the sacred deceDcies Of death soa
5e6,pce 70 the common sense and the Puolic op'u-
ion Of the world. They have raised him for q no'
nent out Of the cbscurity of his hAbi'u1 eti''eo'e
hnt Il ev raise him only to be the mark Of universal
disgust and contempt
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A limited number of advertisements are taken 10
Tax WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate of one dollar line.
This paper has attained circulation OF l|',oVO
copies and ia unquestiOnsbly the best medium eItant
~ advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be branded in at any time before, and not later than,
Tussdav Of each week.
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,s.yue Mr. Butler; but the deep affection which this
80 sxs.t hs. eooasIoned Rim, in the los Of dear
friend and reistive, bad united him for the perform
arce Of that duty.
Nj. HUNTER, while protesting bis profound grief.
Iyfrs. When standing around the hfeless form Of a
deceased associate, we Learn to appreciate, we are
sol. ,emnded Of. ine sres. brVths rho9d Of human
v. De,rscton should noT cease TO have An ooleI a.
which TO aim its sbas for when one has PAD me last
Mr. TOOMBS spoke briefly of the msply yTtaes OF
the deceased but without concluding his remsSs y
suned his seat being completely overcome by bis feel
ires.
then adopted, ard the Senate adjourned.
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BIZ ar arrival at Boston we learn that two sailors
Of the lost steamship Lyonnais were taken from a
raf shortly after the disaster, by Capt Ray Oft
bark Essex, bound from Boston to RIO Janeiro.
TNese sailors stated that other vessels were in sight
offer the steamer sunk and they appeared to think
tat some of the passengers in the boats were
taken I'D.
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XXXIVTH CON CIR ESS.
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON Jan. % 1871
NJ. TRIUMPH IL PIE eat,d the Credentials Of the
Hon. Jsuts Herisn elected Senator from Iowa who
qualified ard took bic seat
Tie tfheisl notification of the death of the Hon.
FtsOi = BrUG Be bayirg been Eeoeyed from It's House,
eLoey vas pronounced by Mr.. EVANS, who e1.
p:t,sed his regret y 81 ths Tribute g the memory
o; tie deceased eoV.d Let he PAD by rs worthy COL
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

spess Dispatch to The N. 7. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Jan. % 1857.
The funeral ceremonies of Preston s. Brooks at
tracted large crowd 10 Congress to-day. The Pres
idert, Heads Of Departments and members of the
Judiciary were present; also, Dir. Buchanao. The
proceedings were somewhat marred in the House
by an iDdscrest reference Of Mr.. Savage to the
Sumner affair which excited much resentment on
the Republican side of the House and was dis
countensEced by others as most inappropriate and
offensive Many left the Chamber, feeling insulted
by these remarks and attempts were made to sup
prets or qualify them. Referring to that brutal
assault, he said distinctly, " the world has ever
"since approved and srplauded the wisdom and
"justice of the deed
A Cabinet mee,iog which was ordered for this
morning was postponed On account of the obsequie,.
Mr. Buchanan has heard patiently all suggestions
concerning the new Administration, and when
distinguished Southern Senator intimated that he
bad not responded TO opinions which had been
offered, be replied by saying that he came 10 listen
and would receive all the advice his friends had TO
give, ard then return to Wbeatland assuming the
responsibility Of making his own Cabinet. This
declaration has a,ted as damper upon obtrusive
counsel. He vii probably leave here on Wednes-
day next. Senator Benjamin is now regarded as
out OF the ling. TIE Louisiana delegation in the
House called upon Mr.. Slidell, who was understood
to favor Beramin's pretensions, with protest
against 81 ch selection, aud he has yielded his first
inclination. They have recommended Penn, for
merly Member of Congress, for Postms,er-Gen-
ersl. Reverdy Johnson ia now most urged to
represent the Old Line Wings in the new Admins
tration, as Attorney. General, and with much a:-
ceptarce.
TIE President has issued cards for state dinner
in honor of Mr.. Buchanan, on Saturday to which
hs Cabinet and other prominent persons have been
invited. The whole Cabnet, with the exception
of Mr. Davis. whose wife has been critically i'll,
aud DObbin, whose health is delicate, called on Mr..
Buchanan in Their private capacities yesterday,
according to Washington etiquette.
1t lis now supposed that the general testimony
before the Investigating Committee viii be closed
about the beginning Of next week. Perhaps the
inquiry may be subse luently extended BY special
examinations. Afterward the report will be made
up by the CHARM an and submitted TO the Commit
tee, when they will determine whether it embOdies
their views satisfactorily, or whether dissenting
reports may become necessary. No order of any
kind direct or indirect has been made in regard to
SmOntcn yet, nor was the Sergeant-at-Arms in
structed to bring bin to the Capitol for any pur-
pose. If they determine to examine him as q
witness under the new law, he Will be FIRST released
from present custody in contempt and then sum-
moned dc noyO.
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CHINA.

The China Mail giving C.nton dstes to Nov. 2,hm
been received and furnish four days later intelligence
than that brought by the last mail The principal IN
cident during the week was tho proceedings Of the
tack mace by party of Chine's upon the Americans
occupy ing the Barrier Forts and which wss likely 10
involve the Americana, much sgsinst their will, "a
quarrel with the Cbtnese.
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RUSSIA

The Brussels Nord publishes a dispatch from the
Russian Government to the Russian ENJOYS OF date
Dec. 10, respecting the Neufchatel affair The dis
patch says:
The Imperial Cabinet cannot but admit that he
Majesty The King of Prussia has remained within the
sict limit Of ia rights and II therefore does not think
that the slightest restraint should be put upon tho action
4 rs Majesty as to the easuree he thinks it TO ON.
10y TO obtain the satisfaction ne ssks."
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PROPOSED LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
ST LOUIS AND BOSTON.

ST. IOCTt. jan. y, 800.
The Chamber Of Commerce of this city have sp.
pojpted a Committee 10 correspond with toe Board
Of Trade at Boston aud the Chamber OF Commerce al
line # s,esue en- between Boston and St. Louis via
New Orleans. The Chamber Of Commerce Of thi, city
,lef ees tire active cooperation Of its members in
flriilIance Of the pIOpOsed enteIprlse.
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WAsHISGroN, Thurdsy Jan. -, 1857.
There lie an immense sssemblsge at the Capitol.
The desih of Mr.. Brooks was announced IN the
Senate by Mr.. Evans. He was followed by Messrs.
Hunter and Toomts in feeling and eloquent remarks.
In the House Mr.. Keitt announced the death of
his colleague and followed by Messr Qlitman,
Campbell Of Ohio, Clingnan and Savage. The last In
cideItaly justified the attack on Mr. SumIcr, which
was evidently dstasteful 10 his listeners.
The funeral observaDcss ere progressing.
The Navy Department has been Officially advised
that, from exl erimeDts MADE on the steamer San ia
Gil TO- the Jspsnese coal stands in the first class Of
stesms generating Goals and that when properly mined
from brood veins of sufficient depth it will be found
equal to the best Goals of America and Europe.
The galleries and lobbies OF the House OF Represent
aiives we're more than ordinarily Gro Eded To-Day. Mr..
Savage was rot Of the speakers selected for The
occaso on and his auson TO the assault in the senate
il II gretted, especially By Mr.. Bfoohss immediate
fIifEGs.
After tie ftneral procession had passed from the
House Mr.. BrcbanSn was suTouncei by f1'nts q
both sexes, who seized this occasion 10 pay him tier
respects.
Gov. Vie arrived here TO day.
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CONGRESS did nothing yesterday beyond an
nsuncing in each House the death OF PREsroN ;.
BRooks and attending the funeral obsequies. Mr..
TRuMBULL presented the credentials of Mr.. HAIR
Lam of Iowa, aud that gentleman resumed his seat
in the Senate
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DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICA.

Bos1ON, TLuIs-ay, Jan. Y, 30.
At2p N. he Al erica was below the Caste, near
op.n wt'er and soon after, probably, proceeded on
her vcyele 70 Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

The Arabia OF Halifax brings three days later
new, flom Europe, which vii be found i'll another
column.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

NAsHINGTON, thursday, Jan. y 80.
Gaze NJ. co-Adolpbus Dursrt ~. Same! Law
rtbce e al Arguuet: concpj.d by til Hoo. Rev
s!cy Jstt:ca lJr appellant.
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FRANCE.

Ferus Khan, the Persian ambassador, had arrived
at Msrseiles with suite Of 100 persons.
The opening of the Corps Legslatit was appointed
for February H.
The Bishop of Amiens had been appointed Arch.
bishop of PAIR,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LWERPoOL CorToS hAREEr.-Specgla,o:s sse ~
trade were sctif with cau'.on uLder the sppss,s
With the existing state of the money mAEke pne@
reached point that cannot be depended should zee
pe, lod Il the become arge The Brcter
ltI reports 6 market and pnces OF al qualities "a
lcaer til a. tie departure q the Per,iL The s.e'
week fe;rc'td 10 mo bales Of which sp.cnste L.
500 and exporters 2G0 Fidsy busuess Gas 0g eAg .<
eudrgIt0 on speculation and fog export ne rasIAst
qLet snd rsteF seadisr TIL f,lcwi; s,e the endsS
tois; 49,.
orle,-, Ur,ssiI r9Sss..
rt1ss....s.....bd. ltuL
A4aLs .......f;d. z 400 n xh2
The stock ~ bsnt was einsted ai gs.coe bs'es o.
2Oe $50 wefo Amer - ,.u, ga
MANCHESTER hARHETs.-trade u Nanc ses
our, A. ,i.fe bsdteen 70 m Uera, variation Ia price,
LIVERPOOL BRfADsTJFFs aAaAEr.-lte oSe,s
{ eusr R-psd.trfs grersy anet AZ AN
VA Ltsl - isI C9usgAP t.11 seial-s '|'V-!'''
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MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.

ill ,-esept one box Of my MAGAET1c SALvE 70 9ny re
s,'cshe M. lent who will call aud receive T. rU pHHf
Srofs aud Salt Rheurn unsurpassed 5 b. sMIT1 hlecL.o
Esns,;ai No n CAun Broadsay and ChurchSs
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A Gnr.n C1,np pnR EEMALE COMPLAINTS

A. successor. to Geo W Webrook invite Toe Pafonase 'n
txsde upon liberal terms
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
CLINTON MALE SCHOOL. .

CLINTON MALE SCHOOL. !.
9 B. HAYNES will open school in the town. OF
-. Clinton on Monday the 9th Octsber ut the School
House formerly occupied by L, d. Craig and re-
specially sollcts share Of public patronage.
TERMS.
For teaching instlc Primary and Engiish~lepart-
ment, $500 per scholar per month. For latin,
Mathematics Sl,OO per month per scholar
No scholar taken for less than the<.lpiraion of
the quarter, and no deduction made M iinisfost
except in case of protracted llness.3 = :
october 4, 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
FOR SALE.

FUK SALE.
A PLANTATION in Point Coipee, situated mmc.
n diately on Bayou Grosstete, containing one hun
dred and siXty-ve acres Of Land fifty of which are
under cultivation. The place has all the improve
ments necessary for the convenience and comfort Of
family Steamboats, can land conveniently in front
of the place. The land is heavily timbered with fine
Cypress trees The location is healthy, pleasant, and
in every way desirable.
For particulars apply TO Mrs. Bridget Riley, on
the premises, or to G. Bocke at his Saldlcry Esah-
blisllment, in Bayou Sara. june 22-tjry
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
WILL SELL AT AUCTION.

WILII SELL At AUCTION.
TTANING complied with the formaties of the law,
Ill and received License to sell at Auction, the
undersigned would respectfully offer his services as
public 10 large.
Orders left ut the office of Henry Hawford, Esqr.,
will be promptly attended to-
June 6. 1851 TIIOS. L.. McGIIEE
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
f. G. KIBLTNGER'S
.ANIBFoTX-PEi, IL
Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery,

JACKSON, la.
n OOD PICTtRE,S TiKEN IN I'LL THE IB0ET
VI Styles, or No SALE.
The double Ambrotypc, on glass, shows on both
sides. really two pictures and is great iayoritc
with the lovers of the beautiful.
Thorough instructions carefully given TO those
wishing to learn the above arts. Complete sets Of
Apparatus furnished lat reasonable rates.
f'~ All are invited to call up and examine speci
mems. 10y
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
SELLING OFF! SELLING Off!
TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS.

0REAT BARGAINS. Mrs T.. d. Lyons will from
VI this date offer the entire stock of Goods, at
GREtTLY Reduced PRICES.
Printed muslins, from 20 cents up;
Rich organdies and jaconet, under import cost,
Best Frcuch prints at 25 cents,
French corsets from two to three dollars each,
Linen cambric handkerchiefs, from 81 per doz. up,
Embroidered do under cost,
Lace and silk mantilas: a very extensive stock,
at per cent under the usual prices,
Good Bareges at 90 cents per yard,
Flounsn barcges and organdies: very low prices,
Embroidered bands. really cheap,
WhalaboBe skirts ut n deduction Of so cents on
each skirt. Hosiery, Gloves &C., very low.
Jacconets. cambrics, and Swiss musns, at prices
20 suit purchasers.
The public is respectfully invited to call and exam
Inc these goods and prices the that this
advertisement is not intended to make sales at the
usual prices but for the purpose Of selling out these
Goods at prices that must satisfy purchasers. m 80
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29

a FRESH SUPPLY.
tn ADDITION TO MY FORMER STOCK, | have
Il just receiyed,
Choice rebOiled Molasses
Vinegar, i. w. w. and COM
Soaps, Ger and Am.
Candies sperm and star
Starch, pepper allspice yeast powders
Table salt in boxes, Ky mustard, soda biscuit
Brooms buckets, and pals
Mess pork, bacon and lard, tea
Powder, shot, lead and percussion caps
london porter; Wines, assorted kinds
Mackcrel in barrels, half bbs and kits
Sugar, assorted Coffee; Rio, Havana, a. Java
Flour, fine, superfne, and choice extra
Sugar cured hams extra; bagged do
Tin ware, creckery, and stone ware
Nails salt, backing and brushes
Liquors, assorted
All of which have been bought at advantageous
prices for Cash, and will be sold in the same way.
!. julyn d. IT, DAlMoNp.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
NO. IS.
FEMA ALE PLY SIC1A N. /.
MRS FOX

HAS the honor to inform the ladies of Clinton, and
IL its cnvirons that she has located herself in town
for season. andis prepared to give advice and as
sisancc TO such of her sex as may require her ser
vices.
Mrs. Fox has, for many years, been making the
diseases incidental to females, her constant study
and this together with long practical experience,
causes her to think that she cannot fail in giving
themselves under her charge, either as Physician,
,or Obstcrican: her method of treatment being the
same as that OF the celebrated Mad. Boivin and DIR.
Colombat of Paris: Sir James Clark, and Dr. Bennett.
of London; also. DR.. Cartwright. and other physi-
clans of note both in Europe, and the United States.
Mrs Fox can consult with ladies, either at Mrs.
patrcks. visit them ut home, as they may prefer.
june q, 1857. ems
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
MOFFATT'S LIFE PILLS, AND PHE-
NIX BTTTERS

FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POJSONS.
VNllE great popularity which Moiiatt,s Life Pills
! and Phoenix Bittcrs have attained in consequence
ofthc extraordinary effected by their use
dcrs it Unnecessary for the proprietor to enter into
u particular analysis of their medicinal virtue or
properties. Having been more than twenty years
before the public, and having the united testimony
of more than Three Millions of persons who have
been restored to the enjoyment of perfect health by
them II Is believed TINT their reputation the best
vegetable medicine now before the public. admits of
no dispute In almost every city and village iu the
Irhr States. there are many who are ready to tes-
ily TO their efficacy in removing disease and giving
to the whole system renewed vigor and health.
In oescrofnla Ulcers. Scurvy, or Efpptions of
tc Skin the operation of the Life Medicines is truly
astonishing. Often removing ina few days every ves-
ige of those loahsome diseases by their purifying
effects on the blood. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy. Piles and in short, most all diseases, soon
yield to their curative properties.
No family should be without them. as by their
timely nsc much suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM b. MOFFATT, NJ. d., New
V ork and for sale by
july 2G 1857 ISAAC n. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-29
CLINTON DRUG STORE

" ". C0NNER, FTNTIC SQUARE,
Il 5 t 4 BIZ : II ED IN 1919, BY
S \ a c N. L Il VI ON.
Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs and Medicines
chemicals, paints, oils dyesuh. perlumcry, glass
ware. dyc-woods. painters articles. Varnshcs win
daw-slass. fine soaps. fine hair and tooth brushes,
seeds Of al kind. surgical and dental instrument ta,
trnsseS and supporters of all kinds, spices snua,
manufactured tobacco superior nks.
gft"ime WHes ami BraHdcs for nsliea7 Purposes. ."'v
Fang ARTICLES, &c.. &C., Nc All tbenopular med
Iieines of.tle day for sale al proprietors prices.
olfr goods equally as low as they can be obtain
ed from any establishment in this section. warranted
ito be fresh. pura and genuine
Orders from the country promptly filed, and sat-
isfacton guaranteed without regard TO price and
qualin.r Prescriptions will receive careful attention
1T ALL HOURS. -
Rer.ons wanting medicines on Sundays win please
clll At the residence Of /. n. LEMON.
Clinton, La, May ., 1851