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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16
MIS- CELL a NEOUs.
MarshE&E Wayman
,WFlulEs1Lx ASD REr3n DI:ALESs rs
BOOTS AND SHOES
81 ii ItfE OLD sFaSp OF J. y. itAlsl.l -
Mn as Monroe 81. ,lils & y if-l=
WltEELlNG, Va. q

- NJ / n 3ftSs7 ~ :
~ 5s- S,S,ss,S a - ,,s5Is i.
ISS1r ploR no GEEER on = n 60. 81
Fare nov rsesiElil iFss our ~
w oae OF TIE taFest ana l,st
shoes. for FAD aud Nthtr egT 81 e u 1877
pesa sslests 9.l . sSs ,Ss st aoT
to order, aefoFupg 10 our ~
men tle east expressly fer ts traas We SFs NOV rreEAS
res! to aseonn9dae orr
s 9saes house In lac city, stthes e ggalS
or natsriaii or or 'pas y
this city or any other cOuntCS. IN $50
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MEDTCAI,..
Ia.A.R AND EYE.-
Drs. LEBRUN s. DuFron.
OSUHFSTS AND AJtI3TSTS N

IN(R. IEBRUN Offers to those suffering ron .
II fyltbte auFtl remedies which hsye 4nrS' his
ID nearly three thousand cases OF confirmed ti
remedies have een Drs Etrsnss iLsse
and DsieAt, Of Paris, and Curtis Pitcher OF I, sfLh,
most wonderful ever applied for diseases Of - as
middle They comprise different eSpr<es To- ana
riOss diseases that elect the external AMI M Va
apparent on the FIJI Of sixth day. Dr. LRHpitS sEs
cure IN eregH ctse, when the ear perfect In ~
ton. lie has eghtcea certificates from tte ti 'aa'
deaf from Infancy EnSs hearing 'u
and they INV enabled to icdrH tAe Giis,y ti,
twenty seven Hundred cases VI dcafutss lrvt l u'er
fity treated by hin. Certificates lst Ctte; p
on aplilcatlct - y sSNa
In an eases OF deafness arising from Is.lasIs,,f
eRiRg, or even PslargsioR Of :he sle.l6suaG
brGRe Of the tRAoANil and eltStskdia tpJr Mn ''7'
kdtjoR ef 3sllteeFt; aerrdlts Ieef6Rs 1soig 80 =.
or when the disease can be 'tracsh to Scarlet
iouE, Binus or Intermittent Fever, COiIs, the -.
ueTcuFial medicines. gatherings in the ears ~
&, the Senss can, in 1Et'E3R 6rsFB iREuRce h,
Where want Of secretion Is aIpaGrnt,
being dry md sealy5 Rlis the tlrafneSs II se-orp.
uIe4 In the IKE rustlG OF leaves ehiriut "a
failin water, ringing Of bells pusatioiS
ter When in astooplnE position Accusation IL iii All, -
af blood to The head had taken place ghC he r. NJ
perfectiY acute where there IS much no
In dun and cloudy weathsr WHEN cold has - ss'i-
HE course pursued By Ia. LEDRUN Is colslJsrs5 80
Ii6le. -4.-
Dr.. DuFTo&, the OILY practitioner in the I;r,s, S.,
who practlses the new, painless, and sucec.s.u
treating all discuss to which the Is subject We
other harc failed To AoId relief d. asrs
suchn fair and Impartial trial pati-4us hy f q.
tew particulars Of taeir case Lave rrslre sent to m
part
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TESTIMONY.

tsyc the undersis ned practitioners uaed!eine In
OF NeWtHork, having had occasion witness Az
Drs LeBrun and Duon diseases Of the Ear and ~ a.
ing aside ali personal jealousy aud Prejudice frrr
onte organs, from the unparalleled sHcctss trIiI H.,
tended n, tsve worthy the Intention Of our proyr,,
brethren throughout the United States. T1tr sysp =
treating diseases OF the middle and internal ear Lv
OF medieale vapors, particularly in chrome ai cars
Gated cases forms in the practice aural s
and fls up void which has long been felt by thu gsa
practitioner. In diseases Of terye they seldom r
resort an operation. As SSiir ana ei.;. s+
enthusiastically devoted to ieF profession, We
commend tlIcTntO such nav require their aid.'
Signed, ALEXANDER Il. Nor. n
GBo. S. GRASES, N. D., lIuNkcu MISSION, VI. H.
O. DBLFAN, 81. D., ALLSTuX Il. ERtNrts. ~ D.
7. V. YAS ECRES, NJ. D., BEnTuED DoRrYrs. VI o.
-astr York, August {, 1919.
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On. ROSES TREATISE on CONSUMPTION.
PRIcE oSE ToLLAR.
Address JOHNSON STEWART ROSE,
3S1 broadway, New York.
eRThe postage law requires prepayment Of letters
sly correspondence being extensive, applicants
plies enclose postage. Money letters must be regis
tered b. the POsaSters-uch letters only viii be my
dsk. fes;6m
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New Spring and Summer Goods

New Spring and Sumner Goods
tt
NO. L SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure In saving to my friends tha: ASH rscev
Cloths eoISrs. beautiful lot OF Plain and Fam
ey Prencl, Cassimeres think much better aGsornent
than can be found in the city.
Aso-Vestngs great variety, and Of every description
q ln4's''A'- THIN SUMMER GOODS.
Ne stock consists Of Drab, Drta B1ibAziue, Duck, Lin
en- Marseilles Cloth &c ke &C. that cau't be beat
for making and nice Clothes for the weather, all
which prepared make in the hest possible
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ConsistinE Of ClOhs CSsimeres Cashmere Cloth, Duck,
Linen Drab, Deta BombaEine, and various otcr Goods
made mp COCO styles in yart
ETY.; SHIRTS Collars Dress Gloves cravas, Sulpenders,
and every article that required for gentleman's
outfit.
S sI -'S4's ~ s--r : sr''' 8 RICE.
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TlARFIOCIAR attention. eaIstlt style OF lever
watch ereyt JldFt oftchth ie4retii IN amer
t1 which eaEcd In every variety Of style gold and silver
mesa watches and All warranted to be correct
PoFssishy c.PnRowS,
nsavf Washington Hall, Monroe At.
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large assortment of BLACK Brown osret and Pear COL
Hats of grade; together with large assort
ment meme, youths and eldTens Caps, Wholesale and
Is especially invited.
n. B.-Hats made Conformature measure, warranted
u easy ct, at shortest notice.
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Ul2kSS GOULJS
TCSTreceyed at W. D. NOTE BROS great variety Of
= Dress Coods such as:
Fancy Dress Silks-iatest styles;
Mo!re Antique silkz-iess than the usual prices
Plain Black -cheaH:
Printed, Plain, Plaid and Striped DeraEes;
Fiouneed Dresses choice variety;
Twisted Silks and TIEIues-very pretty;
Plain al-wool DeLaInes-au shades;
Printed and Plain ChAlles-handsonc and chenpi
20 French Scotch and American LawnS-beautifuli
Enrl.sh and French ChIntzcs-good assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain Popins;
Plaid and Striped Ducalias-a new article.
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Public NoUce.

INOUSUs
JAvISG discontinue! le Grocery business bSTetStore
I1 kept Market street. IN the city Of Wheengs
PeFSans Indebted hereby required pay
eni before day Of April Otherwise the viii be
pat Of collection by suit without respect
Fe,r,soaSs 90, ,... ANDREW MULDEW
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IL peFScns knowing themselves indebted to MeCalenR
: Knox earnestly requested call AndAetle by cash
Ter note on or before The hrSt Of January.
Persons having eAas against the urn will please present
'A Peis IS lfsia'sson' Mec1A1LExs { KNOX.
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Ralph sToxI, N. D.
JONAS A. MoTT, II. D.
CTRrs KISosLTT, u. D.
VA Is. AraTIS, 81. D.
OaEIILE uPsnN. 81. D.
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fun assortment Of materals for ChldrensDresses ans
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.

THE has hand and Is manufacturing nlarge
assortment Hats OF the lat, st aud most approved
styles which be surpassed for lghtness beauty and
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has just returned from New Or
l. leans with full and selected stock of groceries
and Provisions which he offers for sale at the lowest
market prices and to suit his customers and the pub.
lie generally. The stock has been selected by him
self and therefore has taken great caution to buy
nothing but the very best articles The market could
afford. Persons would therefore do justice them
selves to give him call before purchasing else.
where.
He is also prepared to furnish Balls. Soirccs, We'd
dngs anc Dinner parties on the most accommodating
terms and in the best style, he has engaged the
best workmcn from the city. who has had long expc
riencc in the confectionery business.
Thanking his friends and the inhabitants of this
and the adjoining Parishes generally, for the kind
and liberal ptronage bestowed upon him heretofore.
he assures them excrtons shall he wanting on his
part to merit continuance Of the same
nov b. MOSES.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
Death Of Judge McWhorter.

The Advocate Of the 10Th inst, TINS mott
ces the demise of Judge G. G. McWhortcr,
senior editor and proprietor of the Baton Rouge
Gazette, who died in Nachcz on Monday,
at y o'clock, from long and painful ailcc-
ton, aged, about fifty years.
Judge McWhortcr was Il native of South
Carolina, and imbucd with all the chvarous
and heightened traits Of his native State. He
has long been u resident and prominent man in
Louisiana A lawyer Of fine abilities, he was
first elected Judge Of Probate in the parish of
Concordia, aud then Senator to the State
Legislature, which position he filed with con-
summatc ability. While II Senator, the Wing
party, through the Legislature, elected him
State Treasurer, which Office he filled during
the administration of Governor Walker with
his accustomed integrity and energy. Taking
residence in this perish, he was returned to
the lower House Of the Legislature by the
Wing party, and when his term expired he
purchased an interest in the Gazette, Of this
city.
As political writer, Judge McWhortcr
was fearless and impetnons to rccklessness OF
personal responsibility, but sincere and honest
to the letter In the social circle he was Il
peer among peers, generous, humane and con-
iding to fault. We knew him intimately up
to the time that affection laid its heavy hand
upon him, and sincerely bear witness to his
noble nature. Among the recent victims of
all-conqnering Death in our community, none
will be more universally regretted than this
last. Sorrow for his removal, even us we
write, broods around many II freside that has
been made cheerful by his presence at the an
nouncemcnt that Judge McWhortcr is dead"
He has gone down to his long, long reposc,
esteemed by many, respected by ALL and is
now nndisturbcd by all worldly contentious,
strifcs, disappontments, hopes and fears. In
the calm, quiet church-yard his honorcd form
lies stied in death. Peace be unto him!
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
INTERESTING FROM ST. DOMINGO

A correspondent Of the New York Daily
Times writes from ST. Domingo City, Wednes-
day October 10:
On the night of the ltl of October, n mob
instigatcd by Mr.. A. NJ. Segovia, Spanish
Consul. General, assembled before the United
States Consu ate, for the purpose of pulling
down the flagstaff and the ensign, throwing
stones against the eagle, and making the great
est disorder. There were also cries OF "Down
with the Glibustcrs! down with the American
eusign!" The American Consul, Mr.. Jacob
Perelra, repaired to the spot for the purpose
of imposing respect, but all his efforts were in
vain. Not being at that moment able to OBJ
tain any assistance from the authorities, he
was Obliged for the safety of his person and
life to leave the place Of disorder.
A greater outrage by Spaniards was never
committed in any civilized country and it shows
tina: the Spanish Consul is determined to tram
pile on the honor Of the United States Govern
mcnt. He has not only compelled this Gov
eminent to Withdraw the treaty just made with
the United States Consulate, and poison the
good natured Dominicans against the Amerl-
cans In this scheme he will succeed, if some
measures are not taken at once by the United
States.
The morning after the riot the American
Consul presented the case to the Government
by means of an official note, and the Mayor
was Immediately informed Of the conduct of
Mr. Segovia. The Mayor then called on the
American Consul to offer him protection, and
a file of soldiers. to impose that respect which
was due to the United States Consulate. This
was, however, refused by Mr., Pereira, who
stated that the American flag needed no guard
to cause it to be respected, and that he was
then prepared to meet any mob that might
appear But all disturbance was soon qucllcd.
Mr.. Segovia took fright and remained at home.
This is not all. Segovia has turned Santa
Anna, Mota and the Afans out of the Gov
eminent. He has sent the American Minister,
Delmontc, his passport, and for aught we know,
will soon have Spanish army to meet the
Americans when they demand satisfaction for
withdrawing their treaty. Can the United
States Government allow this Segovia tc
abuse their rights and break down the Domin
lean Republic, or will the American people
consent to it, are questions we want answered
The Domincans are crying out for assistance
every day, but not even vessel of war is tt
be seen in the roads of st. Domingo.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
FOR SALE.

4 TRACT OF LAND, lying in the Parish of East
n Felicana, about half mile from the town of
Port Hudson, containing about one hundred and
twenty-five acres, seventy-ive acres opened and in u
high state of cultivation, good dweling-hou8c and
all the necessary out buildings. Good Mill on the
place. There are near two hundred acres batture
formed in front of the place, seventy.tve acres of
which are above the high water of last year, forty
acres have been in cultivation this year.
Amy person wishing to purchase n place would do
well to call and examine this as will give bargain
in the same. For terms apply to the undersigned or
to Randolph Chick S. AMBROSE
Port Hudson Nov. ~. 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
POLITICAL POETRY.

The Washington Star grows iactious, and gets of
the following
BURIAL OF SAM.
GA slight variation on Wolfe's Burial of Sir John
Moore.'O
Not a State had he got, nor Electoral vote.
And he looked confoundcdly lurried;
Then wiltered. dried up--and kinder gin eout,
As we Ilindoos around him hurried.
We buried him dardy that Tuesday night,
(For we feared he'd not keep until morning)
BY the struggling moonbeam's misty light,
And dark-lantern dmly burning.
No useless coffin enclosed his breast
In sheet of the Organ we wound him;
Everlasting. we guess, will be his rest
With so sleepy print around him.
Few and short were the prayers VIC said,
But we cursed some, in bitter sorrow,
As VIC thought how through Ellis & Co. we'd been
blcd,
And the bets that were due on the morrow.
We thought as we followed his oozy bed,
In culvcrt that runs by 'The willows"
That Sag NIGHTS and strangers would tread DER his
head
And VIC up the Salt river pillows.
Lightly they talk of the spirit that's gone,
And DER his split ash-cart up,raid him
With the bloodshed he caused and the churches he
| burned
| Before the Democracy laid him.
Not the half of our heavy task was done
OF rccountng the sins of our SIRE when
We heard the report Of laundering gun
| That the DENIES joyousy firing
Sadly but promptly, we dropped him down
In the peculiar field OF his glory;
We carved not line we raised not stone,
For we knew twas mighty dark story!
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22

A LOT of Violin and Guitar strings. all of the
"A finest quality Aprons, bridges, screws. &c. on
ahnd at BEEtHENOS-
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
TWELFTH year! One thousand dollars
cash prizes. The twelfth Annual Volunr
of this useful publication commences on the
18th day Of September next
The Scientific American is mn Illustrated
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of information relating to the various Mechanic
and Chemic Arts, Industrial Manufactures,
Agriculture, Patents, Inventions Engineering,
Mllwork, and all interests which the light OF
practical science is calculated to advance.
Report of U. S. Patents granted are also
published every week, including Official Copies
of all the Patent Claims together with news
and information upon thousands OF other sub
,jects
Sl000--in cash prizcS--wil be paid on the
LIST Of January next, for the largest list OF sub
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for the 2nl, $50, for the 3D., $l25 for the 4tl,
500 for the 9th, $75 for the 9th, $50 for the
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subscription price is only LAO. Names can
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bS57. Day" Here are fine chances to secure
cash prizes.
The Scientific American is published once Il
week; every number contains eight large quar-
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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
FRESH SUPPLIES AT B. MOSES.

FRESH SUPPLIES AT B. MOSES.
TlST received from the city. in addition to his for
j mer stock, large and fresh supply of
Groceries. Wines and Liquors,
London Porter, Scotch Ale,
Java Coffee, brown and white Sugars,
Goshen Butter, Cheese Lard,
Apples Oranges, Cocoa Nuts,
Family Provisions, n large assortment
All of which he will dispose Of at the lowest rates.
Confectionery. cakes. &c. always on hand. Give
him call oct 70
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
ADVERTISEMENTS.
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS COMMITTED to the Jail of this parish ne
w gro boy, who says that his name is JOE, and
that he belongs to John Pipes of St. Helena.
Said boy is of black color about 80 years old
about feet or 10 inches in height and stout built.
The owner Of said negro, is notified to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take him
away or he will be dealt with according to law.
nov 20, 1856. CHARLES SEAMAN, Tailor.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22

S0~The Know Nothings are very mad
very spitefuI--yery gruf and grum. They
have lost their money, and for this they mourn.
The only relief we can offer them is to advise
them to prosecute the Know Nothing papers
for lying. They have willfully misled and de-
ceived their party, and should bear all the
losses. Trader.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
POLICE ELECTION.

TT is ORDERED that an Election be held on Sat
/ urday the Sixth day of December, 1856, in the
town of Port Hudson at the place of holding the
general Elections, for the first Ward, in the Parish
of East Fclciana, for the purpose OF Electnga mem
Der to the Police Jury to represent said Ward. the
place of j. Smiley Montgomery, resigned; said Eec-
ton to be conducted by the commissioners of .iec-
lions for said Ward according to the existing laws
regulating Elections. WIN. NJ. JORDAN,
nov. % 1856 President Police Jury.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS Il
AT SCHL

T AN now receiving and opening. large and en-
L tensive assortment of new goods pertaining omy
line Of business.
Liquors & Cordials of every description,
Groceries, of every variety,
Fruits both Western and Tropical,
Family Provisions, &c &c.
In addition, / have also on hand, large stock OF
superior
Clothing and Dry Goods,
which will dispose of ut the lowest rate for Cash
The public and his friends generally. are invited
to give him 0 call. oct IL
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
PAINTS, OILS, dc.
BEEt IIEN0. the Druggist. al Clinton, La,

PAINTS, OILS, DC.
BEEi lIEN0, the Druggist. al Clinton, La,
HAS BOUGHT, received. and is now prepared to
IL supply his patrons and the public generally,
with the following articles, in any quantity, Of first
rate quality and upon liberal terms.
White lead in oil or dry, Vandyke brown,
Red lead in oil or dry, Terra dsenna burnt or raw
Zinc pant, Gold and other bronzes,
Raw lnsecd oil, 90 silver leaf.
Boiled, I" Carminc,
Spirits of tnrpentine, Lyiharge and sugar lead,
Copal yarnish, no. /, 2, Granting tools,
Carriage s. Badger flats,
Furniture g Marking brushes,
White damar yarnish Camel hair pencils,
Japan yarnsh Meats foot OIL
Japanner's gold size, Tanners oil,
Prussian blue in oil or dry, Lard oil.
Brown lumber, So - Sweet oil, LIST and End.
GLOW Ochre, 50 " Celestial blue.
Chrome and paris green's in oil or dry,
Chrome yellow, orange, and lemon,
Chinese and American yermilion,
Paint and yarnish brushes French and American
march %. 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

TNIIE undersigned offers for sale tract of land.
l. four miles north OF the town of Jackson, con-
tanning about five hundred and fifty acres.
About one hundred acres of the tract is cleared
and under fence, il is well tmbered and has u fine
spring of cold water upon 1t.
TERMS.
Two thousand dollars, payable as follows: 500
cash. 400 in year. 400 in two years 400 in three
years. and 400 in four years, all bearing eight per
cent interest from day Of sale until paid and mort
gage retained upon the land until final payment of
purchase price.
For further particulars, apply to my agent D. G.
llurdcc. oct Isl JOHN LOMBARD.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
M. BLOOM.
AGENT FOR MRS. A. BLOOM

AGENT FOR MRS A. BLOOM .1l .i
TTAS just opened in Port Hudson. a fine stock Of
IL staple and fancy goods clothing hats and shoes
all of the latest and most fashionable STYLE and OF
Superior quality. '' I
This stock was purchased for cash. and can be
sold cheaper than any other goods in the Parish.
Purchasers will find It much to their interest ia
call and examine this stock. before purchasing Of
any other place.
A good supply of provisions always on hand.
Port Hudson Oct. II, 1856
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22

NAHNESTOCK'S. McLane's, Winer's Dead sho
L. and other vermifuges just opened by
oct BEECHENO.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22

culver WARE-Just received, a supply of fork
~ spoons. butter knives &c. for sale by
march ID NAUNAN & STRAUSS
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-22

nR. NJ. A. SIMMONDS' Celebrated Liver Medicine
~ and Purifying Pills just received and for sale
on commission, by NORWOOD TlLDON
July l5 1856 Sole Agent.
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