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Lea S ED8s'1'iGs'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Egrnnnmnced hv f,.,,nnnrssn.,rs

Pronounced by ConnoIsseurs
To be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
AND APPLICABLE TO BEEBT VARIETY OF DISH.
Extract of letter from Medical gentleman Madras to
his brother at Worcester under date of May 1851
a. Tell LEA 4 PERKINS that their SAUCE is highly es-
teemed in India and Is in my opinion the patable
well as the most wholesome sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York Exh
bion of Foreign Sauces. was obtained by LEA PERKINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The worldwide
fame Of which having led to numerous FORGERIES pur-
chasers requested that the names LEA & PER
RIMS are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA Il PERKINS will proceed against any one infringing
either by manufacturing yenang spurious and have
instructed their correspondents various parts of the world TO
advise them any nfrngemens Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
A05 Broadway, New York.
stock always ia Also received for direct
shipment from England. aul6 zply
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bloomfield, steel s. Co.,
BOOKSELLERS & PUBLISHERS,
30. so Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS,
SCHOOL HOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
PARENTS
The attention Of those purchasing School Books and Station
cry either of their own use or to sell respectfully invited
the assortment Of the subscriber who offers all kinds of
School Books
any other establishment in this city and has
stany works the various departments of educa
tion in general nse.
Also
An extensive assortment Law Medical Theological and
Miscellaneous Works. every department of Literature Sci
ence and Art, together with every article of
STATIONERY,
For Lowest Prices the New Orleans satoners
warehouse.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL L CO.,
n2s 2p3t No 60 Camp street.
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a3e We have just received per steamship
Cahawba, large lot Of Black Thbe Cnh Stella shawl8
Of tho latest styles, and large invoice Silks comprising
Extra Black Pout de soes and eros do Rhns also Coored
Pon dc soes In Blues, Green's Browne Drabs ETC. ec all
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Cigars !! Cigars !!

Purchasers will always find in Of The
well brands-Ipenuidad, Flor de Puada Meridiana
Florde Pancho Redowa Cabarga Pnragas Knowsomethng
Washington, Dos Hermanas Mao Habano ETC., etc. at he
P. PRATs Il Co,
o26 2ptf 80 Commercial Place.
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rhe 80 DO q Novsmber.
aThe melancholy days are come,
The ssddest IF the year,
OF wailing winds and naked woods,
M nandnmr hromn md "a. \

Of wailing winds and naked woods,
And meadows brown and seFe.n
Thus sings one who, as he would not, perhaps
wish To have his genial and noble qualities as poet
Judged by the narrow and bigoted views he some
times promulgates as newspaper editor, must not
expeet MS to endorse as truth meteorological asser
ton, merely because it is prety expressed in rhyme
If the DAYS Of November are in his latitude the sad
dest Of lie year, they are not in ours We have no
bleak forests. with snowwhtened tops waving their
leatless arms against d leaden.colored sky no ice
covered psyements; no roads rendered fathomless
81 mud and slush " no piercing night winds, d.
rectly from craggy mountains or icy seas, freezing to
the home. These are all, no doubt, well enough in
their way and place. but their place is not in this
region. aud we prefer that they should be enjoyed
elsewhere. Our weather here now is better described
in this wise
sThere is time Just ere the frost
Prepares to pave old Winters way,
When Autumn, in areverie lost,
The mellow daytime dreams awayn
What a felicitous conception Of that delicious
weather known in more northern chimes, at an
earlier season, as Indian Summer when the whole
atmosphere seems filled with an indescribabe haze
which though visible is impalpable while scarcely
breath Of air strs leaf and woods and waters lie in
silent repose! OF this particular season rhymer
has said
II love it best when the sere leaves falling,
Ere the rude winds have stripped them from the trees
When the wild birds arc to each other calling
Ere yet they spread their bright wings the breeze
To more southern chimes cross the seas"
Such is the weather we enjoy here, while few
degrees nearer the North Pole it is at the same time
much what the poet describes when he speaks of the
saddesf DAYS of the wear Much the same drearv
conjunction Of boreal winds and rains may visit US
week or a month hence, but we are in no hurry for
IT, The present condition Of the air, the earth and
the sky, suits US better Now, in the early morning,
the sun, shorn Of his heat and splendor in great
degree looks aslant through his veil of mist and we
need not hurry our steps to the shady side of the
street. If Old Autumn dreams away the mellow
day time in the North, Young Winter does the same
thing in the South, and we say, long and sweet be
his slumbers
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n2l 2p8
a9.The best sewlng 1IaehIne Is the esrover

BENTHUysEN, LEWIS 4 CO.
No, ll6 Canal street.
ma 2pSt door from Royal
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Just received, a very superior assortment of oPE 4
GLASsEs. For sale low by
LION & PINsARD,
n8 2ptf IS and 6s ROYAL street.
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Opening OF .V'er0 Fashion.

=,zz Z, ne. F,.
Gl'SRaSsS VR "vSCO Il tVSs0"~HS's
> . + III IL
has just TT returned Pans on TUESDAY, next 2sa
.eesu os ne[,glt N r9Lls WIN. .Hg zlye2s sg Nc -H-.
IL EeeStFOYefs
."s r pr .so III asns Ms and Lf
ing At Tie same time Destruction however in some cases.
becomes necessary evil and as might is very often equivalent
Ia right 30 we proceed to the destruction of RATS and
REACHES Nv giving them plenty Of
WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH EXTERMIEATOR.
This spread on buttered bread knocks the whole fraternity
into cooked haRnd housekeepers reoeepautries clothes
etc. ali snfe-the yernin destroyed lisa complete
Ro' sue IN SOW 0's's @DoS' WP Plc i1T' y ~
q and Isl Chartres street,
n22 2p6tSttW General AGENTS
Southern Furniture ER'0l,e9.O0 o ms
VILLAIN IL. , iE .1 ALL
Has just received from The mandatory beautiful stock Of
dion to his hitherto large took of
LoooELloi1D y olS., = oisn' ~
give lin a coil Gsfore purchasing elsewhere
,,,o.s..rr i-@G,a.i .t.oo
- -Fo--e g."
6r.,..,as. g4y,,.,,gEs,,<,e
S0LR'eSt5aaS' SstA RSs's1'9e
TODD &c CO.,
No l2O CANAL STREET, near ROYAL strsat
TONIC Buildings
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Clothing


Clothing
n on RTS NTATTTT K. 90
SLoA'EAEESE&Ss
-
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
~,
~ ~ NY '''
Are now Offering for sale on the most reasoua Bile terms
,.
vz1,, .Nn COME, rrT,, srocrx
w L N i II IL q l. . i II / N Or
,,,, . 90 arc
FRock COATS
PROMENADE COATS.
VESTS,
~
SHIRTS,
t5oe7ypv, s..
HOSIERY &C.
Material.
Purchasers call examine, MIS- 2ptf
ST. Charles Street.
40 l'AN T. . 40
Opposite the ST. Charles Hotel
= =, , -
w. 'i'' ~ 49, - 90 '
shamPoons my heaa ne". IS a., pm pun, .,.,
My n''F grow tnieN ~pgn o'iu al" 'i"
n =, " " i"L ILL., a., ...,,,. .,,.t.
connection with his establishment the corner of Poydras
and Iehonpou"S Streets ADJOINING Tue u . |Aco'hse ne
has opened the
No. 4o ST. CHARLES STREET
Where he hopes strict nttentonto the wants of those who
will patronze his establishment give satisfaction. All he
asks is-ealI in and try. mo 2plm
EpnnFe SFs,,oa ,ssa,E Fg.,oS,x.,,s
AS"V''' ,SSS019 S'ISt" 4%' "Ss''S''
Plantations supplied with prime D,t2nins BOOTS kusset
HTS tEs ,o,rast I,rices ~
FROST CO.,
No, 10 MaEeEins street. Ne" Orleans
III rs, G 5, etc,
We are constantly receiving general assortment Of SILK and
5 5 wao n , Fa@" o T.a, " Inv |
FROST g. Co,
~ -2@8 = 2-.z---S 2.-s--
VMOre@tE's restaurant,
l27 CANAL STREET.
During the past season his yellknown establishment has
been eed and nut in complete order aud such
made as to guarantee 10 our patrons at all times all the dca
ces the markets afford.
H. P.oHs la5 MI ,.at VIZ Ug is
Hitherto aip edtbat Of being one Of the best Restaurants in
the United States
RHODES y MOULIN,
FFoPHetor5 Mofeau.S'.,
49, -y-- -
III, Medical Students,
We have just received large supply OF
pIssEcTISG INSTRUMENTS,
from the celebrated manufacturers particularly adapted
to the use Of
Medical Students
! ALSO
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS Of the finest quality
READ. HEDGES & DREW
DRUGGISTS and Ano,beesrIes.
nl5 2plm los Canal stree,
/
ID. Moore $ Co.,
/ q r, O IT TT N CT +, M p O r. [ Il M q.
Nos. I69 and III Poydras street,
c,,,,,,,,, o,y,, .s,,, xyc,,o,,,a, ~ onrrysrrt
WIN - "V1" ~ 49, '"' Wv 'l''' '
Ana s-.,t -vort.tv A.
GENTS, EgrrTgvTsTygNe. GOODS.
Also
The largest stock Of
n, rftr :, onr o,r, r,,n,,sct9rs
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R8e One hour is all the lime required to
seep the hair Of amy lady gentleman Of brilliant brown or
BLACK color, for the space of ONE YEAR CRISTADORos
hA6ELsIoR HAIR DYE be the article used for that pur.
pose EldHT MINUTES only consumed in applying il
and The brilliant and Tuly natural tint Impaired 10 The hair
whkers moustaeae, lasts least SIX WEEKS No won
der that this Dye dplacing all Others in this country
and in Europe.
Sold everywhere, and applied by All har-dressers.
ns 2nlmdW GRIsTAD0R0. No. 8 Aston House. NJ Y
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Paints, OTIS, etc.

Paints, OTIS, etc.
just ieVs. a2 ...,.-,.. r,,t,,,,,,.,r,,-,
~ ' vARyIsHFs
10 tnDs pnre FRENCH ZINC.
n22 2n6tEltW o. o. "OODMAN.
sToVEGh5ssU.
How is MS Won walk the streets to hear every now
and ssain some one couch So eepy and on4y me nstg
raj impulse is to Pity the poor sufferer to hope that he
knows the value OF
DAY ~ 9lNGF oE mlhp GnEnt Az .5,is, 1s
~ -
49, ~ .aiaoo a. Taan,
'''' "a Gnu e''e W. I'M " ''H'0 -S'''
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Opera GLASSES
OPERA GLASSES ! !!

o26 2ptf
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAUM ANN g. STRAUSS.
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Books, Stationery. s.

Fine Watches, Jewelry, Books, Stationery. s.
NCY ARTICLES.
/ TTAyE RECEIVED from New York n new and
III complete assortment of goods to which they i'm.
vte the attention of the people Of Clinton and vcni
ty. and the ladies especially.
WATCHES. JEwEiRY. Nc., comprising 7. 7. Cooper.
Tobias and real Joseph johnson movements: Swiss
aud English Levers. together with splendid stock
of Eastern
JEwEInY. of the latest style and best finish
SnyEn and PLATED WARE. all descriptions.
TOILET ARTICLES Perfumcry, Hair Oil, Pomatum
Fancy Soap and Extracts, direct from 1iarrison's
manulactory.
Wonk Boxes Port Monnaics. Fine Pocket Books
Cam CASES silver, pearl. and she'll
RAzoRs and kNiyEs, Rogers best brand
Books, consisting Of standard and miscellaneous
works.
scloot Books. recommended for their high and
instructive character.
poEMl of American and British authors
NOVELS. latest and best published, with great
variety of other interesting reading
MrsIc fine lot Of sheet mnsic, embracing pieces
from the most gifted composers
We have suitable arrangements to procure books,
50 that orders left with us will be promptly filled.
Tf- Watches and Jewclry carefully repaired by
the best of workmen, and warranted.
We solicit u share Of the public patronage feeling
convinced shall be able TO give entire satisfaction
~" All articles sold, warranted as represented,
or the money refunded.
5,s'" Sign of the GOLD WATCH, at the store for.
mcrly occupied by |. y. Lemon. one door west Of VI.
G. Mills Co jc0l NAuMAN X STRAUSS.
CATALOGUE OF SOUTHERN GAR.
DEN SEED,
TUST RECEIVED AT THE CLINTON DRUG
y store Raised and put up by the Society Of sha-
kers Pleasant Hill. Mercer County. Ky. 1857.
Cabbage. Flat Dutch. Melon, Nutmeg,
Cabbage, Early York. Squash. Bush
Cabbage, Large Drrmca,i, Parsnip, Hollow Crownd d,
Radish Red Turnp, Borcculr.
Radisl. Yellow Turnip, Parsley. Double
l'adsh, Long Scarlet, Crcss, Early Curlcd
Lettuce, Green Ice, Cucumber. Long Green,
Lettuce. Scsan, Cucumber. Early Frame.
Lettuce, Sugar Loaf. Cucumber, Early Cluster.
Lettuce. White Coss. Beet, French Sugar,
Onion. White Silver Skin, Beet early Turnip Rooted
Onion, Large Red, Peas. Royal Dwarf,
Turnp Summer, Peas, Early May,
Turnp Winter. Tomato, Large Red,
Carrot. Long Orange. Melon. Water.
Satisfy. on Vegetable Oyster, Bean. Dutch Pole
RhGbarb, Tart or Pie Plant. Peas Extra Early
Peas, Large White Mnrrowlat Bean, White Lima,
Bean, Early Valentine Bunch, Bean, Spcckled Lima,
Bean. Early No-strng Bunch, Corn Early.
have sold these seed, Tor the past five years. and
am satisfied that they superior to any Others now
in market Hey are he only Seed raised and PIT mp in
the So4h. The Proprictors take back all their old
seed at the close OF each season, and supply their
Agents with fresh seed BY this means you can al
ways get fresh seed if you buy from the regularly
appointed agent
H. WALKER.
ms Sole Agent for the Parish of East Fcciana.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

SIXTY orr OF SEVENTY. Senator Hammond in hi.
late spec c, declared thai the ay yphullers of the south
had ruled the country sixty ont of sevcaty years.
UhH a commentary on these irc-eatcrs, who are
constantly complainingoi northern rncroacbmcns.--
l~i@'hag Jhg.
WelI, it is u rather beautiful commentary, when
dispa,sionacly considered. that's tact The south
according to senator Hammond. has ruled the coun.
lly sixty years out of seventy, and il She cannot still
hay" every thing exactly rs shr would like II, the
liitrnior, those yrlioli- and patriotic illuminate
would have til" whole country shocked into cooked
bat iustantcr, ". q. BMi,tn.
If the South has ruled the country sixty ont
Of seventy years, it has ruled it under the con.
stltution. Does the Wing and Bulletin mean
to say that in all this time of southern rule Il
single attempt has ever been made to rule the
North out of her constitutional rights. "lIave
every thing exactly as we would like it!' Does
til" Bulletin mean to say that the South has
demanded any thing more than her coustitu
tonal rights? Or, does it mean to say, that a,
the South has, for sixty years, ruled tie couuilv
that black rcpubcanism, should now, of right
rule Ne Sonh? I" A rather beautiful commcn
~" truly. The Whig and Bulletin editors
are both gentlemen Of exceedingly bright ideas
and if they don't speedily knock the Sont
" into cooked hat" with the aid of black re.
publicanism, it will not be their fault "ni",'~
&c shoulI Hool-
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
4. ca RD.


HENRY :. BEECIIENO BEES TO RETURN HIS
II sincere thanks to his friends aud the inhabitants
of East Fclicana generally. for the kind and liberal
patronage bestowed upon him since he commenced
business in Clinton, and assures them no cxrrtions
shall be wanting on his part to merit continuance
Of the same
u. s. BrErnENo Is fully prepared to supply plant
err. and all others. with every article IN the Drug
business, and from his long experience ~ ai line,
combined with practical acquaintance With chem
isryin all it, branches merely requires trial a
test Of his qualifications An accurate analysis OF
mineral waters will be granted gratis TO those dcsi-
rois of having il made.
PHYSICIANS InEScurTIoSi are dispcnscd with neat
ness and promptudc, and with great care rs to Ia
bcng and the minor details.
\ constant supply Of the choicest brands Of Wines
and Spirits. on hand, for rmcdical purpoNcs only.
\ large quantity Of Ale and Porter Qirst rate
quaty.) continually coming TO hand.
II. :. i. does not feel disposed to advertise the en-
act quantities Of drugs he has received lately tearing
he might uNblratc IT, and not do himself the ip~ticc
he il anNously seeking.
Clinton. La, Feb. l3, 1873.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
nothing but the bare assertion, that these scN
cral elections were carried by fraud.

nothing but the bare assertion, that these sew
cral elections were carried by fraud.
You say:
! "That the Kansas question has been from the be-
ginning Democratic swindc-that 1t was 50 ut Gin
cnnuti and with the Cincinnati aominorS and nominee
and that Mr. Buchanan Is u Kansas President. and
that as members Of the late American party, who were
us National party ulustly dlsorganzcd ny the
Democratic party through the fundamentally OF this
Kansas question, that we can not consistently with
our honor, Join unite with any portion Of the De
mocrac party in aiy effort to settle this question adj
vantagcously to the slaveloldng statcs.'
That the Kansas question was u swindlc,
so far as the nominors and nominee were con
and,
-" recognise the truth patent TO all, that the south
has been from the beginning ti1lcd with upon this
question that the power and patronage of the gov
ernmcnt was used to dciraud the south, and make
Kansas u free state
Yet, do not admit that the principle nvol-
we'd in that act was u swindlc, or that the de.
mocraiic party, as n party, ever intended it to
be such; to the CONTRA the principles and doc
trnc Of the Kansas act were, and are yet, pure
and Just, and the Democratic party advocated
them as being such The party then said, and
we now say, upon the doctrines embraced in
the Kansas bill, rests the pcrpctuity Of the
Union
The nominors, or delegates from this state,
it is well known, diSobcycd the will Of their
constituents in the Cincinnati Convention The
patronage Of the general government. has, in
eases, been literally bestowed upon those dele
gates and their supporters, rs q reward for
their disregard Of the popular sentiment Of the
democratic party Of this state while those Of
the democratic party, who did not favor the
action Of these delegates at the convention and
wink at their wise plan Of operation before its
meeting, have in all cases been marked by the
administration, and not only excluded from the
patronage Of the general government, but that
patronage has been brought to bear against
them even in state, district, and parish elcc,
tions. In one Of these, last year, all must re-
collect, the conspicuous position Of Custom
House officers, &c. And as these nomnors
did not see fit to obey the known will of a
hlg' hlhJorIty oi lhclr constituents at the Cln-
cindatti Convention, neither has fhear nominee
thought proper to attach any Importance to the
principles made for him by them, and hence
the SwindIc,-tlc failure on the part of the
administration to strictly carry ont the doe
trinc Of intervention IN the Kansas affairs.
This for the present. In future article,
will discuss that point, where You complain of
the democratic party for unjnstly lisorganizing
g0"r national party
A STATES Rights DEMOCRAT.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
BRIGHT IDEAS.

A STATES RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
POLICE JURY ELECTION.

POLICE JURY ELECTION.
A n ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN EACH PO
IA lice Jury Ward in the Parish of East Fcliciana
La, at the respective election precincts, tobc con
Quoted according to the existing laws regulating clcc
tons on
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1858,
being the second Monday in said month, ip the pur
pose Of clectng one member in each ofsald jury
Wards, to represent the same in the Police Jury OF
said Parish of East Feciana for two year from said
day of Election.
The commissioners will receive said 'otcs, and
make return thereof with their certificates election
according to law. WM. NJ JOlDAN,
april "a, 1858 President of the Poce July.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFATWS LIFE PILLS, AND PIIE.
NIX BITTERS.

FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POlSONS.
TliE great popularity which Moilittts Life Pills
! and PhuniX lIitters have attained in consequence
oithe extraordinary cures effected by their use rem
dcrs it unnecessary for the proprietor TO enter into
particular analysis Of their medicinal virtue OF
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 it il believed tint their reputation as the best
vegetable medicine now before the public admits of
no dispute In almost every city and village IN the
United States there are many who are ready to tes-
tfy TO their efficacy in removing disease and giving
to the whole system renewed yigor and health.
In Of ScroInla. Ulcers, Scurvy or Erupons OF
the Skin the operation of the Life Medicines is truly
astonishing. often removing in few days every
tgc of those loathsomc diseases by their purifying
effects on the blood Fever and Agnc, Dyspepsia.
Dropsy Piles. and in short most all diseases, soon
yield 10 their curative properties.
No family should be without them. as by their
timely Use much snileringan expense may be saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM y. MOFFATT. NJ D.. New
York, and for sale in Clinton, BY +. WALKER.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
PARISH SURVEYOR.

PARISH SURN E4OR.
HAVING; RECENTLY BEEN APPOINTED, and
IL duly authorized, rs Parish surveyor. for this Pa
rish am prepared to attend 10 all work in this
capacity, coniidcd TO me with dispatch and correct
ness ] can be seen ut Mrs. Ann Browns residence,
eight miles east Of Clinton the st. Helena road,
leading near Mrs Flora Cubbs or orders left ut the
Drug Store Of Norwood Tildon will b. promptly at
tended 10. Gapril 81 THOMAS b. BROWN.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
, DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
CLINTON DRUG STORE.
MILLS BUILDING.
l., w A T. X IL r..

T.. w A l. * II r.,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs and Medicines
chemicals. paints, oils. dyc-suls, perlumcry, glass
ware, dye-woods painters articles. varnishos. win
dow-glass. fine soaps. fine hair and tooth brushes
seeds of all kinds, surgical and dental instruments
trusscs and supporters of all kinds. spices snuiTs
manufactured tobacco superior inks,
gs,-Iure Vines and Broades far Mdjcai Purposes. ~siS
Fancy articles, &c. Ne. &c. All the popular med.
icncs Of the day for sale ut proprictors prices
offer goods equally as low as they can be obtain.
cd from any establishment in this section, warranted
to be fresh. pure and genuine
Orders from the country promptly filled, and sat
isincion guaranteed without regard TO price and
quality Prescriptions will receive careful attention
ut ALL HOURS
Clinton, La. Feb 2. 1853.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
NOTICE.

LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ,gainst the
N succession of Mrs. Harriet Massey, DECEASED, will
present them to me, duly authenticated, ont tony at
torneys. HARpEsTY g. HERMAN in Clinton
april 10, 1858 A. ID. COLLIER, Am'r