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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
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SIJBSCRIPTION.--TnR DoiiARs per year. payable
IN advance. foun, If not paid within siX months.
and FIvg il not paid before the close Of the year
ADVERTISING G.-Advcriscmcn Inserted ut one
Dollar per Square, of 10 lines, or less for the first
insertion aud Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Fructions counted o. fri.L Squares
PROFESSIONAL and BUSINESS Cards not exceeding SIX
lines for twelve months TEN Dollars Advertise
mcuts not marked with the nuinbyr Di insertions
will be inserted until forbid
PATENr MEpIcNEs.-Thirty dollars per hall column
per year. aud none of greater length inserted
ANNouNCiSG CASbpArEs foR OFFICE len DOLLARS
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

ssS- In speaking of marriages for money, Miss Mn
loch, the eminent writer. observes we think very
Justly Marriages ought always to be question, not
of necessity, but choice. Every girl ought to be
taught that hasty loveless union stamps upon her
as foul dishonor as one Of those connections which
omit the legal ceremony altogether, and that, hos
ever pale, dreary and toilsome single life may be
unhappy married life must be tenfod worse, an ever
haunting temptation, an ncurabe regret-a torment
from which there is no escape but death.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
THE CUBANS AND l.. j. SIGUR

There was private meeting Of the Cubans residing
in New Orleans, held icw evenings after his death
for the purpose of offering tribute Of respect to The
memory Of Laurent j. Sgur. The meeting. which
was numcrously attended, called to order bout
seven o'clock DR.. v A. dc Castro was made Prcs-
dent +. NJ Lopez. a nephew Of Narci-o Lopez, was
made yicc.Prcsdcnt and i. +. de Gournay Sccreia
rs. The President. upon taking his acat stated that
the object for which hey hal been called together was
that an official announcement should be- mada 20 the
Gubals Of the uu,imry death otthrlr beloved friend
aud bcnciactpr of Cuba. Laurent Stir and TO con
.lcr what stcp4 should b" nkcn by The Cuban Pairi
oty as mblci to show q thcr oppressed counrymcn
aud the whole world hc estimation IN %hich he was
held by them.
The President also took occasion I, Offer a few re-
mark. relative 10 the deceased ana hi- acricc for
the liberty OF Cuba which were received with ap
pau-e
Mr. T. Santacila editor Of la vcrdad, then ad-
dressed the meeting at some length. IIrprououuc Il
a fitting culogy upon thc deceased. and reviewed the
history Of hi- connection wit Ia" cause oi liberty in
Cuba. from the moment hr first ra-r.d The hand %
Lopcz until hi- DEATH The speaker was iist"acd e
wth the deepest attention. and from time 70 time ".
hcnlH'' '!"P''"'N'' Il "'' "'' ''' NV
plalsc.- 80 gloMuEly dh! \" pcNir l' gflt A.h @'h
rrou. sacrifice. ot tie man tu Wins. memory h,y uud
t,, ,,,,,o ,rit,,t, .,,l ,,ln.., pa,na nnl dn A
,ni I..
hc khr" "o"h 1nFtNI f'i'''tn 'n''i'".S 'N." '"'.
hrar'- N uil Cuban patriots lha lhn "h0l' a--'i
rus, 10 their feet
H. r,..l, ,.. r,l,,..l w, MI NJ. Co,ru,y
"'' $500 ''N
VINO aro paia = hitih& ulo"l' !" VIII "'h"'+ !" ~
has hest friend Mr. H. Gonruay related many hc
annt. m the lf, OF Mr. Sgur during his connect uu
., i ri.. ,:t...,, ,if.t ,io, ,,.y,,,,.
~ ~ ''' " -" MI '''
Oiled VIII, W. aft sAt'' never lorH'h ~ l'N' "''
nt some rnl Ih the history of the expeditions against
,,h ,h s,a n ,r.. Ia ,yri,,, bpr from tkn dr.pl.
.,,t.,l I..,. \, N,,,i..
'ish y pa.h ~" ~ wv! = 4 ~ '.'
iop2 for Laurent y 'E"F ME ." ""'"I"'y "'"
that The name of Sglr would forever b. h VI .acr"d
,y al, c,ban ro,rio,s. th,t Nh. children ,boud N.
,,. t..
" ' ho.''H ~, w. -.
der the letters which no" hlhd h"r ~ should y.
gathered 10 her arms as her inst Inheritance.
After several others had tlr..,al IN, meeting III,
,., l.,a I'm Nh, ,r,,, So, f..
'o''o"'"n 's'o'"'''",
committee appointed Tor the ratpo-', were ""e'e'
aud unanimously adopted
P,soyrd That We lave learned witN HEARTFELT eric
the death of the HON l. ! : glr aud that o,lr hrrt
ren in the island CHha viii receive the painful nov
with the same pangs nr bitter sorrow.
Resoired That We mourn IN Laurent j Si.ur. III
heneiactor Of Cuba ono of the pioneers Of her gree
dam and thn oencon4 aud trun friend Of Nor mprtyr
our eyer. regretted Narrso Lone That We lpl ih
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
ESTRAY HORSE.

THERE WAS STRAYED before me, the under
| signed authority, on the third day OF septombert
1858. by William Blisow residing one mile north o,
the town Of jackson, Bay Poney, unbroEe' about
twelve hands high. about seven years old branded
on the left hip with an anchor left hind foot white,
and small star on the forehead.
Appraised to he worth in cash, fifty dollars.
SEPT IL G. W. CATLETr, j. 7. Sd Ward
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
ACi II y II 5.

The following named pcrsonsarc our authorized
agents to collect monies due for and receive subcrp
lions to- the I" DEaocnAf."
ARTHUR McllENNA, Jackson, La
II. CHICK. Port Hudson.
JOHN A. McIIUGIi, Plains store.
j. W. DORR, New Orleans
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned and forewar.
II ned from receiving or traaing for note drawn
by the undersigned in favor OF Isaac Jackson for the
sum of thirty dollars, dated about the lst of August
1888 and payable lst Of January 1859, as the con
sid ration for which thu same was given has failed,
and will rot pay it, unless compelled by due course
of law
sept rs, 1858 A N, HORTON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

r WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD to any per-
/ son who will return to me at the Clerks Office,
for this Parish the indictment found by the Grand
Jury of the Parish of East Felcana. on the 7th day
of April, 1858, against Frederick r. Harvey, for
shootlug slave William, the property of Lee lardes'
ty, with the intent to murder the said indictment
having been lost or stolen from the Clerks Once OF
this Parish
sept II, 1853 WIN. PATTERSON, Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

DEAD! READ! ADJ" Ye afflicted read" tho
~ following certificate Of cure Of over 20 year,
sanding:
H. 7. llErMBoID Sir: | have been troubled
with an aiiction Of the Bladder and Kidneys Of over
twenty years. have tried Physicians in vain, and
at last concluded TO give your Genuine Preparation
trial. as | had heard it highly spoken Of 1t afford
I'd immediate relief have used three bottles, and
have obtained more relief from its effects and feel
much better than have for twenty years prcviou,
have the greatest faith in its virtues and curativ
powers nd shall do all in my power 10 make II
known to the afflicted. Hoping this may prove nd
yautng"ou, 10 you IN assisting you to introduce the
medicine ain truly yours. NJ. MCCORMICK.
Lcwi,town, Pa. Jan 2S, 1851.
Should any doubt Mr. McCormck's statement, h.
refers 10 The following gentlemen:
Hon. Vim, u glcr. cXGavcrnor Pennsylvania.
Hon. Thomas H. Florence. Philadrlphia
Hon. J. g. Knox Judge Tioga aounly, Pa
Hon. J s. Black Julgn. Philadelphia.
llu,. L. y, Porter. cXGoyoruor. Pennsylvania.
Hon. Eli. Lnw,-. Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. Il. q. Grcr. Judge L. S. court
Hon. &. W. Woodward, judge. Philadelphia.
Hon. ". A. Porter, city solicitor, Philadelphia.
lIoa. John Biplcr. ex.Govcrnor California
Hon T. Banks audto general, Washington city
With many oh rs, If necessary,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

9as> The corner stone of the State lnebriatc Asy-
'nm' at Brighampton, New York. was laid on the
1a1n' with appropriate ceremonies Many thousands
of people were present
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

III ELMBOLDiS GENUINE PREPARATION,
III IiElMBOiD'S Genuine Preparation,
IlELMBOLDS ) Genuine Preparation,
IIELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation,
T. prepared according to pharmacy and chemistry with
the g,eatcst accuracy aud chemical knowledge devo
ted to their combination.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
CLINTON DRUG STORE.
MILLS BUILDING.

Z. " A J. K + r,
Whoc,alc aud retail dealer in DrHgs and Medicines
chemicals, paints, oils, dyestuls pcrIumery. glass.
ware. dyc-woods, painters articles yarnishes win.
dow-gass. fine soaps. fac hair and tooth brushes
.ccds Of all kinds surgical aud dental instruments
lrisses aad supporters Of all kinds, spices. SHUTS
manufactured tobacco, superior inks,
Ef-Iwe WINS and Byaadjcs far N8icd PMyosc' Wy,
Fanny articles. DC, DC, DC Al thepopnhr med
cncs Of the day for sale at propretors' prices.
! Offer good, equally AZ low as they can he obtain
cd fran any establishment in this section, warranted
to belresh. pure and genuine.
Orders from the country promptly filled, and sat
islacion guaranteed without regard to price and
quality. Prescriptions will receive careful attention
at NIL HOURS.
Clinton. La. Feb. 2. 1858.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

HELMBOLD' 'S GENUINE PREPARATION
III For diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
aud DropY
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

NE ohLLANc Az MI.
FTHE SPLENDID STEAMER, GOLDEN AGE, w.
l. McCombs Master lin the place o! N7c~ l.
the BELLA DoNNA.) will commence her s4ssHTTTftE9H
regular business for the season, making s1s<sszEH
the first trip Saturday the 2sth Of August 1858,
and every succeeding Saturday evening, will leave
New Orleans for Donaldsonvile, Bayou Goula, Pla-
quemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson. Waterloo, Bay
on Sara, Ponc Coupee, Morganza, Tunica. Williams
port. Red River Landing Fort Adams, and all inter-
mediate landings. Returning will leave Bayou Sa-
ra every Wednesday the arrival of the Cars from
Woodville. touching at Port Hudson and all inter-
mediate places.
1s-Particular attention paid to the receiving and
landing Of passengers and way freight at oil hours
of the day and night. aug7
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
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P 0 + T r Y.
HISTORY OF LIFE.
~ nApR ,oRNV All.

Day diwneL Within curtain 4 rom.
Filled to iantncss with perfume,
A lady lay at point Of doum
Day closed A child had soon the H. i,h
But for the lady fair and bright
Tho rested in undrcamng night,
''rring came, Tho lady, grave was green,
And near it oitcntimes wa. seen
\ gentle boy, with thoughtful mien
Years fed. He wore n manly faco
Aud struggled in the world. rough race,
Md won, Mt last, Il lofty place.
tnd then he died. Behold bcforc yc
Humanity's brief sum and story
Life. Death, and MI there il Of GtoPr
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''I ''""II'H NV 'NIN"H'' pl tIl' an
'ngonl~m between the Government and the
nation Wllch have asserted. y vessel moves
1'H ny and peacefully while it dcsccnds with
''' Irr'nt You mark its way by the foam
O." . track only when 1t is forced against the
II" J will not dwell on other prooiF--such
IT, M2rc RAPID growth of the free States,
'' i"hureS "f Ecclesiastical Federal lnions
ana i.r naturalization and Reorganization
81 i"llt'aI parties.
MIR. President. have shown whv it !. that
thr Kansas question is attended with difEril
trea'd hangers only bywav Of preparation for
the uamssion Of nv opinions in regard to
the maunor in which that question OUGHT to
h' dct rmincd and settled. think with
.r.lt difference to the Judgment, Of Others.
tba. the cNrcdient. peaceful and right wav 10
d'orminc it. is to reverse the existing n1licv
OF Intervention in favor of slave labor and
slll States 1t would be wise To restore,
Tho Missouri prohibition Of slavery in Kan.
sas aud Nebraska There was peace in the
| I~rlt ries and in the States until that great
statutr Of Freedom was subyertcd 1t is true
that there were frequent debates here ON the
su'l"rt of Slavery, and that there were pro-
found -ymrathics among the pcorlc awaken
ed 10y or responding to those debates But
what was Congress instituted for bnt dobatc9
What makes the American PEOPLE to differ
| from al other nations. but this.Ithat wbilo
among them power cnforces silence hero MI
public questions are referred to deh,to Crcr
| dclu,, in Congress Do vou roll mo thar ,bo
! supreme Court Of the nitnd Stntos has 49,.
! moved thc r,undat tions nc tbo+ ,,ro,. .,,,,,,J
| reply that Il ev have done no such thing
they could not do it. They have r,mandcd
/ the negro man bred Scott to rho rustnJv or
! his master With that dccroe we have ma
rn'.'S n'r'' AT least nothing now, to do.
u MS - 'he extent ot me Judgment rendered,
I'' extent OF any ludgm' NJ t"eN could rem
| "'r' Already the pretended further decision
is Is Suoverted IN hansas. 80 1t Will be incvcry
~, 7ta.e ana III every Tree Territory OF the
h''cu states Inc supreme Court also,
can reverse It's spurious judgement more
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RJCE,s QUADRlLLE BAND


FORMERLY OF TIE
DOSTON Cornct Band, is now located in Bur
I'D lington, Vt, and is prepared to iuIhi'h
Music as large or small Band on all occasions Wherc
such music is required.
- In addition to the talent Of this Band We are
pleased to announce the engagement of the valua-
bic service Of
PROF J. b. llOLMBERG1.
This Band being composed Of competent Teach
ers Of all kinds of Musical instruments, is better
qualified for the business they advertise than any
Band in Vermont.
Orders sent to tho Band or left at W W. Part
ridges Music Store will receive prompt attention
Brass Bands wishing Instructions, Music or In
struments of any description, will have their or
ders promptly attended to by addressing,
j. RICE, Teacher of Brass Bands,
Burlington, Vt.
PROF. B. W. IFATERHOtSEi
Promptor of Rice's Band, presents himself to the
public as an able Teacher of all fashionable and
late Dances and the ordinary dances if required
November l, 1851 dSwu
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lust received at China Halt, a full assortment
~ Of sizes for sale at retail at manufacturers pr
ces. will also take this opportunity to inform
my friend. and the public generally, that in CON
sequence Of tho general stagnutiun of business |
shall from this date until further notice otter my
extensive stock Of
Crockcry, China and Glass Ware,
Paper H1ppngs, Toys, Fancy G,39s, cutlery,
B,nlna oud Steer Plai,d Ware, amt
MORSE FURNISHING GOODS,
in general at great reduction from former prices
giving purchasers an opportunity of making SC
lcctons from the largest stock Of this clo.s
goods, and at the lowest prices ever offered in
:. 5. BROWN, $50 Church Street
Nov. ., 1857. d&wtC
FROM CHICAGO
To Bcloit, GAINESVILLE, Madison, Prairie Du C.i,n,
St. Paul, and all points on the Upper Mis.i.s-
ippi,
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL and FONDULAC L. r.
rENHREE TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DAILY
4 for Prairie Du Chen, passing through the
beautiful cities Of Janosvlle and Madison, con-
Meeting with line Of splendid Steamers for II.
Paul and all points on the Mississippi River, Nor
thern Iowa, and Minnesota, forming in connection
with the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail Read,
the only direct and expeditions route from Chicago
to the Interior, and entire North West oC W cyu-
sin,
BEING II noURs QUICKER THAN VIA. Iu&Lr.TU
Through from Chicago to Prairie Du Clieu) on
the Mississippi EiycD ~ TEN HOUR WITH
OUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Chicago to Bcloit hours.
Chicago to Jangs,ile 3 Il hour.
Chicago to Madison, hours.
Chicago TO Prairie nu Cuien, 10 l,tus
Chicago to ST. Paul, 80 hours
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7 y |VI"I ~
CHAS. WHITNEY.


PROF o. J. WOOD-Dcar Sir: After reading
he advertisement Of the New York, journals, o,
your celebrated Hair Restorative | procured a
half pint bottle, and was so much pleased with il
that | continued its for two months, and am
satisfied it il decidedly the best preparation before
the public It at once removed all tho danjUt
and unpleasant itching from the scalp, and has re-
stored my hair naturally, and l have mo- doubt
permanently
You have permission 10 refer TO me, oil wAo ELL
terrain any doubt Of its performing all that is
ella med for il.
MISS prrES Or o q r,ar-r..I l..
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THE AMERICAN TELEGRApiF co
ONE. DOLLAR
WILL BUY

sANFORD5 LIVER INVIGORATuE
A. y ot the best IurlGtlyo and lif,I y tsf..U,
onow before tho public, namely, oNstonr's
lNvlGoRAroR or L5ror Remedy that act q. 20 fa-
ha'tr, easier mildvr and more oi,etual 1874. aus
other medicine known. 1t is not only Cat.r.u.
but a Liver remedy, acting first on the Lf,- &.
eject il, morbid matter, then cu the stoms ID and
bowels to carry OFT that matter, thus acclmr .u-
two PURPOSES clectualv without any of the painful
feeling experienced in the operation, OF most t1-
thartics. In strengthens tie system at The same
time that it pur-cs it, and when taken daily W
moderate dose, will strengthen and build 10 Up
with unusual rapidity.
DR.. sauiurd', luyigoatgr is compounded cntir-I 4.
from new articles Of medicine, name g, GuA-.
Some idea of the strength Of tlcse gums may bee
formed when II Is known that one bottle # t.c
nyisoIator contains as much strength as ono Lua-
dred doses Of Calomol without any Of its do.,tsr-
Gus effects.
Though possessing rare medicinal powers, ,ne.t
Gums have been but little known to physicians.
and never used in their prescriptions until u-.a b.
the form Of the ruyarr'.-, which mot with such
unprecedented success as TO induce the Iro.I.'tyl
10 oder 1t family med sine tried ind kl ,H Ia
its effects 1t has rarely failed to cur, Liver
Complaint. in their worst form.
Indigestion being caused by dcrsnsed Liver il.
cured when the Liver is excited toagtiun.
Jauudlcc il caused by an improper action Of the
LtrO and us a proof that the InviEoratur ulilv,s
this disease, let any one troubled with the Jauu-
dice take the luyirorator regularly ono w--., and
their skin will begln t. assume lH zia1l
color.
CostNeu,ss con bee permanently olld ~ the
Hvisomtar. Take il 10 small doses 100 l..riur.
and il as-ists nature IN her operations. I.F grade
up|Iy ululul-lluy tie dose, toe bowel. are ...t u
healthy and u-JIve state, and works H- Zee .uIly
as clock work. sick Ht.lae-e Is very SOON .ll,y-
ell by taking double dose Of t.e l-yis .rar-r,
which corract' oil ae.tty, and .urn-.s % the
stomach.
r. OF, ,,.-'.s.r.4 rt,-,s,I b. ft ... o. ,... DID. 8.
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~ MISS PEEKs, 90 IL Greenwich Az.

have used Prof O. J. Woods Hair RostoFa-
tive, and have admired its wonderful effects 1t
restored my hair where it had fallen of; it cleans
the head aud renders the hair soft and smoeoth-
much more 20 than oil.
MARY A. ATKINrON.
Lnni.vIlla. Nov. L lsll.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-19
BRILLIANT PROSPECTS,.
FOURTH YEAR or TIE
Cosmopolitan Art Association
THE FAMOUS
Dmsea,rf Gallery Of Paintings!
PURCHASED At COST OF $4,000

III. lAAlolS
Dnssl,,rC Gallery Of Paintingsl
PURCHASED At COST OF $4,000
AyD roNEns' WORLD RESowSrD STATUE or THE
GREER sLAv
El-rrr,uA,rp FOR
SIN THOrNAN HOLLARS,
ySTIrl several other works Of Arts. ia Pain
w ting Sculpture and Bronzes, comprise the
premiums To- be- awarded to the subscribers Of
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
who sob.cri1c before the 2,,h Of January. 1855,
a, which time the award will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
livery sub.r. ibcr Of i1r,e a,Hi-, Is entitled to a
copy Of the large mad splendid stool Engraving,
entitled
"MANIrEsT Destiny"
also to a copy Of the
COHNOPOLf7AN ART JOURNAL,
one year ais, to certificate in the award of pre-
muus, also to a free admission to the
uu.,rLnoUr AND COSMOPOLITAN GALLERIES.
Thus it l. seen that for every tire do1ars pair
the subscriber not only receives
-rLf,n,p THREE DOLLAR rSGnAvISG,
but nl .1, tae beautiful illustrated
TWO DOLLAR ART JOURNAL, ONE YEAR.
Bach -uhscrib.r /. also presented with ccrtif
cato in the Awards Of Premiums, by which Il val
liable work Of Art, in Painting or sculpture ma
be received in addition thus giving to every sub
scribe. ap c.plNaic at to tho value Of fac doHIrs
and certificate gratis.
Any one Of the leading s. Magazines is fur
uisAe1 instead Of Engraving and Art Journal if
desired
N,r.t-oa +, restricted tou single share. Those
taking five memberships, Ieiuitting SD are Gu