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Temperance Facts.

Iii fact that nine-,entbs of The in
mates of our poor,houses we're brought
there directly or indirectly by the use Of
ardent spirits. ms,
1t is a fact that three. .four,bs Of all the
convicls in prison were hard drinkers
previous to the commission Of the crimes
for which they are imprisoned. =
Il is q fact that greater sufferers from
disease. and those whose maladies are the
most difficult to cure, are those who are
addicted 10 the use Of ardent spirits.
Il is . fact thai Of all who commit sui.
eide in this country 99.l0Oths are the
immediate or the remote victims Of ardent
spirits. ra. , !;
ltis a fact thatin all the families where
the children are dirty, half-naked and i'll.
fed /; the rooms filthy and in disorder
the husband cross, discontenled and pee.
wish. and the wife slattern, ill.tempered
and quarrelsome, one, if not both the
parents, are drinkers Of ardent spirits.
/ il is o fact. that those who least fre'
quently attend the worship Of God in thu
sanctuary, most Of those who by theil
oaths, blasphemies, and horrible execra.
tons shock the ears Of modest people,
are spirit drinkers. Il saw irsns
IL is fact tha. those who, are, most
easily led 70 ridicule and profane sacred
things, and TO join ID every kind Of dissi
patton and prohigsCy, are spirit drinkers
Il is fact thai Of all that have died d
the cholera In Europe and America,
seysn.ten,hs were spirii-drinkels. Ant
ons.half decidedly incorporate. item
perancs Advocate. : go {
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CHARLEs CARRnLL.-The name ofCar.
roll is the only one on the Declaration to
which the residence Of the signer is sp.
pended. The reason why il was done
in this case, we have understood to be- as
follows:
The Patriots who signed that document
did it. almost literally with ropes about
their necks, j. being generally supposed
that they would. if unsuccessful, be hung
as rebels. When Carroll had signed his
name, some one at his elbow remarked,
"YOu'll get clear-.here are several Of
that name-lhey will not know which to
take" 49,.
"Not so," replied he, and be immedi-
ately added, "of Carrollton." 7~
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A Nsw DoDeR 10 RAISE 4 DnINx.-

i A NEw DoDeR TO RAISE A DRINx.-.-
A good joke is being perpe.tated upon the
keeper Of lager beer saloon ia this CITY
by his next-door neighbor. The neiehbcr
has, either BY seeing Il done before, OF By
being struck with an original idea, adop-
ted plan Of securing drink before re.
firing each night free gratis. A side
window Of the saloon has a pane Of glass
broken out which presents a means Of
communication with The interior. The
joker appears ,a. this window and iaps
with his knuckles on the shutter, when
the keeper says What you want i''--
Elm glass bee" )" "Who ior r. Il asked.
The candidate for ! Tree drink replies
"Der Waichman," and the beer Il hand.
ed out through the broken pane, aid dis.
posed Of. The affair, which Il sin Rsps
up. has .qepked our in the neighbork,cd
and excited much amusement. A num-
Der OF persons assemble about IOI o'clock
o'nights to see the hing done. Newark
Journal. '.1, (.
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jews AND THE SkyIoUR.--A recent
1umhar Of the T.ondon Reeord sav..

3 jews AND THE SkvIoUR.--A recent
number Of the London Record says:
'.lt has become q fashionable practice
with modern Judaism to disavow all feel.
ings of hostility TO the Christian religion.
A letter recently appeared in one oflahe
daily papers, in which the writer, a Jew,
protests against the common belief that
the Jews must necessarily be the oppol
nents Of Christianity. He maintains that,
so far from this being the case. the Jews
are eDjoined by their most vsneraied au-
thorities highly 10 reverence the works Of
Jesus Christ, who was one Of the greatest
agents employed by God in preparing the
way for the coming Of The true Messiah.
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J9 Indeed sir, You are very kind, I have
neiiher fortune Or hank to offer your
daughter; but still emboldened by love,
| ask you now for her hand. 5.IV9ai
The old man laid by his book, and re-
moving his spectacles, asked, % ao.
Does the lady sanction this request.
She does. 'ag .sc-alg9i 20 g.
And you ask f lr ae3a oh
Your daughters hand. $50 3si..r
Its yours. 57 q 1o ses.a.
Ferris sprang in astonishment to bis
feet, saying ta@ aG ~. 1.sa.
Id l hardly know how to receive your
kindness, my dear sir /; l looked for dif.
lerent treatment. aol .g ;a' an.,
Listen young man, said the father do
you think should have allowed you to
become an inmate in my family, without
first knowing your character! Do you
think | should have given you this pre-
cious child land here placing her hand in
Ferris before proved you +! no sir, out
Of Annie's many suilors from the veal
thiest and highest in society. ! have long
since selected you as one in whom l could
place confidence. The world calls me q
cold and calculating man--perhaps / am
go; but owed a'duty to him who had en-.
trusted me with the happiness Of this
blessed child have endeavored 10 per-
form that trust faithfully--,he dictates Of
pride may have been counterbalapced by
desire for my daughters happiness.
chose you frst-she has since voluntarily
done SO. know your life and habits,
your means and prospects--you need tell
me nothing, With your wife You receive
an ample fortune: The dutifnl son and af.
feciionate brother, cannot but make a good
husband. But stay, ] will be with you
in moment, and he left the lovers TO-
gelher.
The story Of your marriage with R
was only to try your heart, then, ant
thicken the plot, said Ferris to the blush
ing girl. ''''
| At this moment the door opened, ant
the beggar entered, and stepped up te
Ferris and solicited charity. Annie re-
coiled at fist at the detected and poverty
stricken looks Of the intruder. while Fer
ris asked in astonishment how he gained
entrance into the house In momen
the figure rose to a stately height, ant
casting off the disguise it wore, discover
ed the person of Annie's fat Ter.
| The astonishment Of the lovers caI
hardly be conceived. r., Ay.
| l had determined, said the father, ad
dressing Ferris, after / had otherwis
proven your character, to lest one virtue
which Of all others is the greales!-char
| ity. And had you failed in that, yo'
would also have failed with me in ihi
purpose of marriage. You were yeighe'
in the balance and no. found wanting
Here sir is your first purse it contained
six dollars when you gave it to the beg
gar in the s!reet--il now contains checI
for six thousand and here is your second
that contained Eve dollars, which is ais
multiplied by thousand. Nsy, said tn
old man, as Ferris was about TO object 7
1t, there is no mead of explanation-il is
fair business transaction. ,,.,4 adj I'd
! This was Of course all mystery to An
ME, but when explained added to he
love for her future husband: q. p,
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NIGHT MusIc.-A contemporary takes
exceptions to the phrase " as silent As
night" He says: "The night is fuIl Of
music more sublime than Handels, moro
thrilling 10 the .houghdnl soul than the
notes Lind. Listen Yohder comesthe
East wind down from The airy heights Of
The mountains, moaning and sighing
through the pines with . sorrow and
cadence Divine. Richer and grander
than Q ,housand hsrps Of Eolus--ils
melancholy is more profound than requi.
EN- or Cathedral chant for the dead. Far
of from yonder hill, echoing and resound.
ing among crags and Woodland. bark to
the constan. bay of the failhfnl watch
dog. Never did organist or vocalist pro-
duce such food Of recollections. 1t
carries the mind back, as we stand under
the sparkling candelabfas of Heaven, to
the haunts Of youth and boyhood,', sri
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Collecting o Note.

A gentleman from New York Who had
been in Boston for the purpose Of col
lec.ing some moneys due him in that
city was about returning, when he found
that one bill Of hundred dollars was
overlooked. His landlord, who knew
the debtor, thought il doubtful case, but
If twas collectable atall, a tall raw boned
Ysnkee. then duuning lodger in another
part Of the hall, would IVORY it out Of
the man. Calling him up, therefore. he
introduced him to the creditor, who show
ed him the account. i- .'' 3 p.
/ 'Wall, squire said he 1t 'tain't much
use in tryin', / guess know ,ha. critter,
you nigh, as well try 10 squeeze lie Out
Of Bunker Hill Monument, as 10 c'lecI
debt out Of him. But anyhow squire
what'll you give. sposen ! do try!
Well sir, the bill 10 one hundred dollars,
I'll give you-yes I'll give you half il
you'll collect IT, = ''s
Greed replied the collector, rhere'i
no hahn in tryin', any way '',1
Some weeks after the creditor happen
ed to be in Boston, and in walking uT
TremOn! street. encountered his entsrpri'
sing friend. a'Fa 10 tar ''''paa
Look. k.a-here.' said he, Squire. I had
considerable luck with thatbill o. yourn
You see / stuck to him like dog root
but for the first week or so .'twan't no use
mot a bit. II he was home he was
short il be wasn't home ! could get nc
satisfaction. By.ths.by says after goin
sixteen times. I'll Ok you'll says /. So ]
set down on the door step, and 80. all day
and part Of the evening, and began early
next day, but abou. ten O'Clock he gin in
he paid me NY half and ] gin him up iht
nole.' f,ilp sa si3rsnf 80 b NJ
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"A BEAuTrFuL THoUsRT.--When engf.
nesrs would bridge stream, they often
carry out at frs. but 3 single cord. With
that, next, they stretch a wire across.
Then strand is added to, strand, mill
foundation is laid for planks; and now,
the bold engineer finds safe footway,
and walks from side to side. So God
takes from us some golden threaded plea
sure, and stretches it hence inlo Heaven.
Then he lakes child, and then a friend.
Thus he bridges death, and teaches the
thoughts OF the most tiinid to find their
way hither and thither belweenthe shores.
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A HARMLRss hilsrily and bucgsnt
cheefiulnesu are not uLffequenI eoheSmi-
sanls Of genius and we are never more
deceived Than when We mistake efssisy
for greatnsss. Sclemni.y fcE sSlSEds, knd
pOmpOAlIy lOr eEaditoa. l
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When . great man stoops, or trips, ihs
small men around him suddenly become
grea'er.
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Il When success makes . man better than
be was beiorshs must be. . good man 10.
deed.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASk r.T

HAVING bought the patent right for the sale of
IL the Crane Metallic Burial Caskets, at great cx
pcnse. we introduce them to the public as having
superiority over any ease now in use beauty of de-
sign, artistic and elaborate finish simplicity in lin
ing. highly decorated and unique silver mount
ings perfectly ar tight. and also giving an entire
,icw of the body,-he top of the casket being con
Siructed Of the finest French plate glass renders it
the most desirable case ever introduced to the pub
lc Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass, which
icurcs the case from damage on account of any cX-
tcrnal pressure.
Wooden collins made to order and punctua at
tendance given on all funeral occasions. A fine
lIearse will always be on hand
Any infringement on our patent rights will sub
jcct the offender to prosecution
ian 10 BUTLER Il KOCH
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
a hAt'iE and compile stock of School Books. and
IA a lew choice selections of miscellaneous works
.ose'hcr with every variety of letter. cap and note
paper envelops wnfeys. blank book inks, pens,
pencils &c, &c. just received and for sale at the
"r"s store OF NORWOOD TILDON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
A. SCHLANKER'S
CONFECTIONARY AND FAMILY

y
GROCERY.
TNIIE SUBSCRIBER still continues the above bust
/ ness ~ the old stand or Commercial Row, thank
lul for the liberal patrolag" heretofore received from
the citizens of Clinton. and tn" public generally. h2
will spare efforts to deserve u continuance of the
samr
lie has lately made large additions TO his forn,cr
ext ytn-yr stock which enables him to furnish every
thing in his line of the best quality and the most
reasonable terms.
Particular attention will be paid to the furnishing
Balls Dinncrs. Weddings. &c.. with cakes candles,
Swce,mcats fruits, wiRes, cordias. and such other
articles ~ may be wanted for such accasions.
Among other articles now in store he has the fol-
owing:
Candies, assorted
Rock candy,
Caks and pastry, assorted,
Coitconar's,
Preserves.
Raisin- bc,i brand
Cinnamon ald~p;ccs.
Almonds and PccanS.
Cloves, nutmcgs, and currents
Cordals assorted. superior aud common
Strawberry. raspberry. orgca. co'dials,
J,ls: currant. quincc. orang,. griiva,
Sugar cared hams %! the hc.t quality.
Mes bet, by harrcl, or retail,
Cheese Swiss, German, and western,
Coi!i',. tea, chocolate, butter
Muckerrl. salmon. dried apples,
Pickles. ketchups.
Soap candles star and -i,nrmacrli,
Wuos: Port Madeira Clarct. Champagne, Muscat,
lraady. superior and common.
VIII skry. Gin. Rum.
Porter: London and American
Ale Scotch and American.
sweet Oils, Sauces prepared Mustard.
In short every article in the line OF confectionery
AID family groceries.
BREAD Breads!
Fresh Bread will be furnished every morning
All orders left at the Store will br punciualy atcn
d'd 10. A. SCllLANkER.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
NOI'ICEl
PROBATE SALE.


TIE STATE or LOUISIANA. 9Th District Court
PARISH OF EAST fgI.cIANA No. Z'9o.
Succession Of Nathaniel Cobb.
DuRRSUANr TO AN ORDER. and by virtue of a
Commission to M directed hy the Honorable
Court aforesaid, will proceed to sell ut public auc
tion on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRU AIRY "a, Is5S.
Commencing ri the hour of 10 o'clock. \. NJ. on the
Plantation where Mrs. Flora Cobbrusidcs. the follow
ing property belonging to said succession. viz:
One tract of land containing GAO acres, known
as the Ncttlcs Tract.
One tract OF land containing $40 acres, known
rs the Smith Tract.
One other tract of land containing One Hun.
dred and Fourteen acres known as the
Catered Place.
Bound aries to he given on the day Of sale.
3 Mules,
2 Horses and ! Mare,
30 Head of Cattle,
30 Head of Sheep,
4 Yoke Of Oxen,
Horse Cart,
| Old Wagon.
TERMS OF SALE.
The land on a credit Of !. AID year.. Purcha-
scrs 10 give uors With PERSONAL security aud mort
cage mpartng confession Of Judgment to b. retain
ed on the property.
Personal Property Nj sums oycr $50. one years
credit with per cent Interest from maturity. All
sums under so. Cash.
Jan ~ 1855 Il. H. c. BROWN Sh riH.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFATT'S LIFE PILLS, AND PllE
NIX BITTERS.

FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POISONS.
TNiIE great popularity which Mointt.s Life Pills
and Phoenix Bitter- have attained in consequence
ofthc extraordinary effected by their use rem
drrs it unnecessary for the PROPRIETOR to enter into
n particaa. analysis of their medicinal virtue oi
properties Having bern 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 th 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 es-
tfy to their efficacy IN removing Dis 'asr and giving
to the whole system renewed vigor AMI health.
In of Scrofula Ulcers. Scnr,y. or Ernptions OF
the Skin the operation Of the Life Med cincs is truly
astonishing often removing ina f'w days every YES
tse of those oathsomr diseases 10y their purifying
effects on the blood. Fever and .ignc. 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 use much suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM b. MOFFATT. NJ. d., New
lork and for sale by
july 20. 1851 ISAAC \. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
NAUMANN g. STRAUSS,
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches, Jcwrry, Books, Stationery. \


Fine Watches, Jewrlry, BOOks, Stationery. \
FANCY ARTICLES.
TTAvE RECEIVED from New York. q new ana
| l complete assortment Of goods to which lhry IN
vie the attention Of the people OF Clinton ana vclh'.
iy. and b., ladies especially.
WATCHES. JEwEi.HY &C.. comprising T. T. cooper
Tobias. md real Joseph johnson movements SWISS
and English Levers together with u splendid s'ock
Of Eistrri
JrwEIny. of the latest style and best finish.
SILVER and PLATED WARE. all descriptions
TnIiEr ARTICLES; Prrium ry, Hair Oil. l'omat,ini
Fancy Soap aud Extracts, direct from Harrison $
maunnctoty.
Wonn BOXES, Port Mohnaies. Fine Pocket Books.
Cam CASES; silver. pearl. AID she'll
RAzoRs and KNIVES. Rogrr-' best brand.
Books, consisting of standard aud miscellaneous
works.
ScIlooi. Books recommended for their high ana
Instructive character.
PoEMS OF Am r can aud British authors.
NOVELS latest and brst publ shed. with great
var rty of 9th r interesting reading.
Mlslc II line lot Of sheet nll-ic, embracing prccs
from the inos, ite, composers.
We have suitable arrangements to procure hooks.
30 that orders lrft with ny viii br promptly flle,l
Rsi,- W ,lchrs and Jewcry carefully repaired u!
tie best Of workn II. and warranted.
We solicit share Of the public patronage, tc"liia
convinced We shall u" able To give cairc satisfaction
ns- An articles sold. warranted as represented,
or thu munry rctuad Il.
,zs,- Sign of the GOLD WATCH. at thu store Tor
mrly occupied by n. Lemon. on door w.'st oi VI.
&. Mills x Go. 1je9l NAUMAN n STRAUSS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06


TWO copies. .t.,,..,,,.....,. el w
Five copies .. 90
Ten copies Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
For SIX MONTHS.
IN" copy Wv Wv
rive copies ,,....,t.,.., w
Ten copies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
RS" The proprietor of THE STATES of the
original found RS of the Washington Union," and
his long newspaper experience, before and since the
establishment of that paper iushes him in promis.
ng paporwcll worthy of their patronage.
JOHN =. HESS, Proprietor.
NoypmI,nr Z 1851
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
CLINTON DRUG STORE,

n. T. CORNEK, FTBIIC sVVAKE,
r s I A b l. | S II ED IN lS40, BY
1SA AC n. lie NJ ION.
Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs d Medicines.
chemicals. paints, oils. dycs'uls prrIuhry glass.
ware. dycwools painters articles. yarnishs. win
dow glass fine SOAPS nnc hair and tooth brushes.
seeds of all kinds surg cnl aud dental instruments.
irusScs and supporter. Of al knds. specs -an's,
manuncturrd tobacco, superior inks.
Es- Pve Wines and Brondes far Neciich Purposes. ~
Fancy articles. &c.. &c.. &c. All thrpopllar med
icncs oi the day 'or sale ut propretors' prices.
olcr goods equally ~ low rs they can he obtain.
cd from any establishment in this section, warranted
to he fresh. pure aud genuine
Orders from the country promptly filed, and sat.
isnction guaranteed without regard to price and
quality. Prescriptions will receive careful attention
ut ALL HOURS.
Persons wanting medicines on Sundays will please
call at the residence of |. ~ LEMON.
Clinton. La. May :. 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06

NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED JUST RETURNED From
l. the City. would respectfully inform his irehas o.
they will profit good deal by calling Mt his es"p
lishment and examining his
STOCK OF CLOTHING,
which he fattcrs himself is well selected TO suit luz
wants of every body.
lie is determined, at the same time to sell At tnc
cheapest rates possible
lie has also added new supply to his stock . ol
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
&c, to which he calls especial attention .,,e
oct 3. 1857 A. WORMo
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
THE STATES"
IVlIlCIl HAS NOW BEEN PUBLISHED NEAR

w seven months. has met with such success as 10
Justify the Proprietor in hNIAnGrNG the DAILY gpt
roN to the size Of The Wilmington tnion
The States will continue to represent the sound con
stutional principles of States rights which have
ever been upheld by the National Democracy. but It
will not m So eniirely political that its columns will
interest the politician exclusively. subscrvicn,
to party ~ Ia brfay principle ut the command Of
power. or disguise its convictions at the suggestions
ot "xpcflirncy
IN addition To the discussion Of importan, political
questions IT. columns will hc devoted TO the Procee
dings Of Congress to the current transactions of the
Govrnnrnt. {" general news, and matters of inter.
c., nrprrianing 10 Literature Agriculture, and Com.
mrtCe.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06

r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY STOCK DF DRUGS
Books stationery Nc. 10 Mr.. E.JAMES bELDNl.
who is prepared TO accommodate the trad ~ commn-
Mtg oa hr same terms that haze h'r,tpinre Mr..
Deloly can v f52.d at all times at hi Store in the
Nrw Building. occupied by the late NJ Mill. !!
take great pleasure in recommending M suceu S.or
10 my old friends and patrons. and raFt that they
viii bcstow the ZANE generous patrOnagt upon him
that they have on his pred cps.or.
shall remain with him for some months. and will
be pl asod TO all n,J friends and 10 scrre th"m
in the capac y Of Clerk.
Tn Ikiul for the LIBERAL patronage that have re
ccived for The past nUf ye0s. take my leave of mi-
ny old and tried irend.. and ',r them t. ny sue
cessor for Drugs Books, Stationery, &c. &c
janlG ISAAC " LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06

nl. NJ, \. SIMMONDS' Celebrated Liver Medicine
~ and Purifying Pills Just received and for sale
on commission, by NORWOOD TlLDON
July I5 1886. Sole Ag,nt
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
SOUTHERN BAKING POWDERS

SUU IT TTtN DANNY U TVN TJTNS
PREPARED EXPRESSLY
HSg"FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE. "gYsa
NiIESE POWDERS ARE SUPERIOR in quality
l. to any others now in use. They will keep perfect
ly sweet and good any length Of time. Each canister
contains quarter Of pound full weight, whilst
most others fall short, twenty to thirty per cent
Sold in Clinton, La, only by the regular appoint
ed agent.
nov u J. ~ LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
EXTRA NOTICE.

AsCongess will soon assemble and rs ii is expect
ed that II will he of the most important and in
terestlng sessions convened in the Metropolis, IT
must be an object with persons at distance to Sc
cure the earliest and most reliable intelligence from
the Capitol
In order therefore. to oblige those who desire to
during tn" session Of Congress. we propose to fnr-
nish the Weekly States on the following terms:
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06

Every article sold by him will br guaranteed, and
should it not prove rcconn nd Il 40 charge vii
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06

TIE Undersigned having purchased the Drug
Store of Mr.. l. y. Lemon is prepared 70 furnish hi
friend, aal the public in general with any ariic!"
his line of blsles. At tn lowest mark price. II
stock will at all times be 81 ct ald complete. pr
srutias mach greater variety ihan eai he iouad
al
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
ruf CHEAPEST rArEn IN THE sorru.

Per year
Single copies. 2 90
Two copies. Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
Five copies. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Ten copies I" one address. and any larger num-
bcr Al the rate of 81 per year '...'....... 10 90
Ten copies To the address of each subscriber
aud any larger number. at 81 20 each 49,. l2 90
Any Postmaster. Clerk or other person. who may
send r" Subscribers with 81 enclosed, will receive
an extra copy.
ES- Payment in all cases il required invariably in
advance: and no paper will be forwarded until the
receipt OF the money.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-06
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