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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

NEW TIN STORE.
CHRlSTOPAER CULLE.v,
HORSE SHOER AND FARRlER

SHOP on ard STREET BETWEEN BRADY AND PERRY
- WISHES to inform the citizens o. ~
gRA Dav.nt ort aud scott Co-niy GENT III NJ
rally, thst b. has permanently To- " "
" u Gated himself in this city where he
10 prepared to shoe borsss on scientific principles
After twenty years tudy ard practice on the anato-
my Of tn foot Of which tine he mas sffnt rrvtn
years under the attendance Of the best yeteri
narians In Europe, he wishes TO say that he viii
give satisfaction to all persons having horses labor
ing under the disease OF corns. or contfacions CON-
snonly called though bound interfering, overr ach-
Ing quarter CRACKS sand acks sprasns Of the
founders rins-bopfs, and spav!ns. Sr 81 OF which
he warrants perfect cure " durable The Greater
part Of these dseaes Caused BY bad shoelns, or
want Of proper judgment. tEchi'1H
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30
Nor1CE To ADVERTISERS.

No centr acts for yearly advertisers VIII NC "'soV
It ,,uued wi,hou, previous notice 70 ss
- Larg. cut. charged double the same din's'''o"' "
ype. 40.
displayed advertisements one bali mof' '"A''
ssual rates. =,
IA Yearly advertising contracts viii be ah'e'"'
amply strictly 10 the immediate business al '"s '"',
,,..r and all other advertisements sent Va W Wv
~ ,.rtiser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements no, accompanied WIN '''''',
Nh be inserted until forbid and charged "eeo'
. Notice. for religious aud benevolent pun
..,,el on. time free OF cost, thereafter eN''
.ther ADVERTISEMENTS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

J DRY GOODS.
new STORE
EW GOOD 5 /!
Il. > R. II. 71.sER,
A RE now ope ning at the t,and formerly occupied
1 n by AessIs. Sutton n Co.,
/ CORNER 2ND * ROCK ISL AND ST,
AN entire stock Of
Dry Goods,
bough, by ofthe firm in the CITY Of NV York
pr-ssly this market, and wei suited to the trade
and ason Our stock of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Is large ani comprises many elegant .'y les and
patterns. BLACK fancy, plain, stripe aud plaid Silks,
NJ II. and wool y LANES, Wool Berege-, English
tuG french Nerno.s, IerBetta Cloths, &c. ALSO
. avy stock Of Mrrrimack, Cooheco, Bay State,
rh,np Aa,ns and other gooi brands Of
Prints,
All Of which will he sold at very low prices.
ClOaks and MantiIIas.
This department of stock ia fun and conpete.and
4ai.lains great many styles, bought direct Of
~ rrssb. ctsr rs; .so asieai.d zssori... nj u
CLOAkING CLOTHS.
= Ill A w IL $.
Long and Square Broche, and Bay State shaws, Bro
che Soarfs, &c.
Also anice vatirty Of
LADIES OPERA HOODS,
Con forts, victorincs, Quilted and Hoop Skirts
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
Our stock OF
f. M IL. q / Ner6GX
G. ntains a great many beautiful Collars, Haniksr-
chiefs Sleeves, Bands, Fluncng Iaces and Fdgings,
and complete stock of Velvet aud ether Dress aud
ami Cloak Trimmings Our stock 81
STAPLE GOODS,
vory large, and contains splendid variety Of Bed
Blankets brown and blesched Nuslins and prlings +
Ticking, wooden and cotton Flanneis, Inseys Den
inns, Crash. a..
Our goods were bought with he intention Of opep-
ng here about the first ~ last month but We were
all. I" procure a room. The season has 30 far /
advanced that W i'll sell them al very low prices
y low 10 lower than before offered In
this city in order to make for spring stock
goods, The public respectfully invited to call
and exarrne our goods and price.
jau2SN Y. * r II. TYNFR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

NEW GOODS.
.f.v'EDR ESE.t' DROTHER.
Corner Of Sd srteet and Western Are.,
MOULD respectfully call the attention of the pub
w lie to their large stock of
DRY GOODS, CROCkERY,
ROOTS, SHOES IND HITS,
For sale on the mos, accommodating terms.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

r. The subscriber has nunterlHss oesrHiie pie
fceaf land In and the cities Of Dsvenrnrt and
LaCia.rs amp the tlSsnesf Pert Byron. that b
ere res 10 sell fOctI6tfl IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

YuDlie Inspection and Use.
Az ~ W bslsss tAsy bog. Also
Hp1eeu So91ps, Pesesasgss,
~ 49, Z. x 4. q: Z: & IL. T.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30
E.V'TELLEGE.N'CE
KDE"W1 i" =

I'D = = - ~ -
fINHR undersigned would mp4t respectfully recon-
l mend their Intelligence Ofice ~ The pubic with
the assurance that ALI orders entrusted To them viii
be puncir Ally ATTENDED to.
have constantly good sl'ustions for either nsle
female helps.
We undertake all bnsisess IN this line, such as IN
RENTING Of Houses,
&c promising chcan and speedy services
~ Orders from the country promptly f'et
sMALLFIELD HOLM.
Corner OF 2ni AMI Scott SIS.
NIB We Will nav attention to hcencies OF all
mis- iyHfawtG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

nREsa BOTTOMS! pRRAS EsrTTcNsi s-Iosy
IL has On tr1renss ossDrfnasht, thu bat IN t,~e.
nsAdy street between Fourth add s,fsh.
Oct 8-dtl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30
DEPUTY MARSHAL.

rosrpn +. SMILEY hss been appointed, and y
j egiy ouA1sI 70 &c. a. Genuty Ard All his asts
Nj = q hIsdias - though pessasmaa y q.
JOHN II. TAyrOH,
r.,,as,,J Gtty A.rs1k
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30
For Sale CheOp

on ACRES OF hne Prairie al. mile scnth %
GU Fulton Depot, with dwelling house thereon
This property can be bought upon the most reasonable
terms. Enquire Of 8.E. HuBBBLL,
tmsySdtfl Land Aeen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

rTVWE suhscriher t.eps constantly m hard ~ nu.i
] tiles Ard thrkr e-Rer ~ prv Chicago lumber ~
his ve-f IN the ocrneY o. Rfrh rsl,rd ard ~ SIS
v'o.'~ W wurvrBu-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30
FOUNDRIES.
UNION CAR AND nRIDi.E WORK
FOUNDRY,

UNI 4OVI I'M.
HAPS, S.iis, Brackets, TruSses, columns, etc oi
~ the latest patterns made TO order.
Information as to prices, etc, may be obtained AT
to usicc srcs-, 8ooMkR and BoyisGrus, n2ven-
port' hocs Ne y davenport, low.
STONE, BooMEka boJrON,
marchtodtf Proprietora.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

.,,ovs :. Law o~c" No lor"''n .,o,r.
u"rn'ss rohn johns, r. 9. C"mmiSSi"f'
for Court of Cls'm-.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

TuE Mornga.-De,pise not thy mother when Sue
is old Age may ar and waste m0lh,i5S he"Htf'
strength. limbs, senses and estate but hr r"i"'ioa
.as mother is as the sun when il goes iorh N t.
might for il is always in the merd a., AID 'ow u
no "yepiAg Tho p rson may be gray head d bu'
her mothcrly relation is eycr II IL boom i may
be aurml yea winter, hut wlA m m"'her' a.
nn,r.cu ute a moth r's tenderness Mliic living 10"
hr' dies are W. in youth OF all heranNtetes m"d
k .dness But when she * dead and gour.."i !
IN cares aud cudncss Of the word come %llhrltlE
to our heart whei We experience hom hard IL !, |"
lind true sympalhy. how lew love us !or onrselye,
hnw few wlll brlrend us in ml~nrluae--t.ca 1t Is
that we thlk Of the mother we have lost
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
! FRESH SUPPLY

r. ADDITION To Ny FORMER stoCh' ! nave
iu.t I, cpivod.
rA,ce + bottled M"lltscs
urgar f. W. ". aud com
Soaps Ger. aud Am
Ca dds. sperm and star
Sarch pepper olspic'. yeas' powders ,;.
1tbr salt II hoyes. Ky mustard soda pis9o'
iruums. buckets. and pulls
Moss pork hneon and lard tea
Powder shut lead. and y rcu~sion caps
iu1don porter; Wines assorted Kinds
Mackrrcl in barrels. half bbl. aud kits
: tgnr. assorted Collte: Il %. larnnn. Java
Four. iina sup,r,inc. nnd cho &c extra
: tgur cured hams. extra hnggfh do
Tin ware. crockrry. ~ Il stone ware
Nails salt. backing ID brushes
Liquors. assorted
All Of which have been bought Mt advann@cou
prc ror Cash. ald viii be sold IN thr .'mn , WY,
;ulv II J G.. DARNDND.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
FAMILY GROCERIES, &c.
A, SCKLAkKER'S

CONFECTIONERY AND FAMILY
GROCERY.
Y' lie subscriber still continues the "noVr o".
einess nt the old stand on Commarc'al row
,honkrul for the liberal patronage heretofore
rn,eivod from the ctizens of Clinton, anu tne
nubiir generally he will spare no chor's 70 oe-
serve continuance o! the same
lie has lately made mrgc additions TO his
former extensive stock which enables nm 10
furnish every thing in his line o' ''c neSV qua
litv and on the most rcnSonah' 'ern'S'
Particular attention will hc rald TO Tue 'ur-
pishine Balls, Dinners, Weddings &C. WIN
cnkcs cundics, swcctmcnts, 'r'l''S, VINES cor
d;nls and such other ortielca as may be want
ed for such occasions.
Among other articles now in store, he has
the following
Candies, assorted.
Rock candy,
Cakes and pastry, assorted,
Confcctonarcs
Preserves.
Raisns hest brand,
Cinnamon and spices,
Almonds aud Pccans,
Gloves. nuincgs, and curran'S,
CordinlS assorted. superior and common,
strawberry. raspberry, orgcat, ccrdals,
. .Iellies enirant ounce, orange gnava,
smear cured hams Of the best unqlity,
|, No.. bocf hv harrcll, or retail,
Cheese Swiss. G lrm;H, and western,
coffee tea chocolate, bnttcr
Markcrcl. salmon dried apples,
/ Pickles ketchnps,
Soap candles star and srcrmac"t
Wines Port, Madeira, Clnrct, Champagne.
Brandy, superior and common,
Whisiy Gin Rum
Porter London and American,
Ale: Scotch and Amcycan,
Swcc, Oils, Sauces, prepared Mustard.
IN short, every article ia the line OF conicc-
# ionary and family groceries.
e BREAD BREAD.'
y Fresh Bread will be furnished every morn
!. lug, delivered at the residences Of those Who
+ may desire II. All orders left at tie Store,
+ will lie lmnctuaIIy attended 10.
T may \. SCIITANKFR
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
80. 10. OLD IEVEE,
.t,,p r.\>I, ST NEW OEIEAN NJ.

Nj Il CANAL 81. NEW ohi''Ht'~
TESrAGIisilEp IN 1851
ey,<t'FA ACl'rRlR aud Dealer IN every d|cr'P
M tInf Of gnmp Furniture. such ~ Tents ali ~
anl qualities, Portable Cots, Camp s'o'''' N"'"''
ArS> , ,,., ar ruy;
wond particularly call the attention OF , 'lna,
n,nrs potlronl Contractors and Others, my ''ccn
10 ratnntrd poEr,uir CHAIR BEp Thls ar, c',
sy,;',hiuu onlv abnnt eighteen pounds 'hu WIZ.
rort,s a comnlrtr rnsy chair is easily TRANSFORMER
;,in u complete aud comfortable Cot Bed WIN ~
thr ,Ivneinnrs of matrass and pillow. Without w"
cnuhnrs,m, WEIGHT Of either. 10 the SEX II WI
lbs ,nnnd invaluable a. the occupant en- be chang'o
!, nm pn.i,ion without delay or trouble
T., ,rv Il ser pt oi OF Canvass work Nien ~ P'nih
and ,nncy Boat sails, Tarpoulins' Cotton '"'erS'"c
mad 10 order. ,+, = rL, =,
also man, ructirr superior article oi iight "'
hr,,y canvas. britmg for - bands Nc a"'' ~.
hose for m lroad or plantation ne ih"Se n,'"E
ou,tn urfchn or ind rulhcr betting or h'Sc' wv ~
onn.hpI, the cost aud made Of nhy ~" OF Sut"s''
required ,,...: !: I, .,,,crio,
ctyln every dp.crpt on Of plain az embroidered sun
nag. or banners for MI tnfy or o'hef cou'paaW,i''
Flags Of nll nations, Jack Pennants, @e' fl'H
neatly rcpa rd.
heavy canvass French and English bunting Tor nag
&c.. for sale IN any quaint ~.
orders from TIE country viii be promptly n'teh"
to-
y. u. I Gnd II nccrssary 10 stale tlat 40 porso'
has succeeded Jnr IN my business n Il ha] b'cn \"
il stated hv lshns in the c ~. II. CASsilH,
M. 10 Old lcycc. near Canal street NJ ~
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

Henry CLAY AND Mrs. PoIK-Just before Mr.,
Polk. retired from the Pre- dancy, says the ihlia-
dcphia Press Mr. Clay call on him and hr,, f'lE.
AID being in one Of his happes hnmor' Wa ll4nH','
lnr ,inD ia MI Polk Whatever may be sad OF your
adm /, stralon. sir, there are no tno opnlloa, OF
yours. madam" turning to Mrs. Po.k,) III has been
euueatLy succesgM'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

A DwgEnuNcE-A correspondent Of the London
Record notices pleasing co ,trast between llt co
duct Of two distinguished visitors now IN hns'aeo'
The one is the Queen Of the Meth ria ID, who on
Sunday went to Manchester a"d attempted to GA II
admission on that day to the great cxnbilion OF 'he
work. OF art now held there. She. however, iall d.
Notwithstanding her royal claims The other Is u
officer of the United States navy, now in command
of the steamship Susqnhannah. Catering an EAgsh
mort on the Lord day, he rerain,d from firing the
usual salute until Monday moraing; thus showing
deserved respect to the institutions, both of the con-
try to which he belonged and of that which he was
/
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

Mn. p,pr,>hrn> oN WEnprNGs.--''l Ike to tend
wddings" sad Mrs. Partngtol. ~ she cam' bhck
from ole in church and hung shawl np, aid re-
placed her bonnet in the long prgsrrFf! l,HnfhoN.
II kc to see the young poorl" come t"E th"r v !lii
n prom 50 to love cherish and noursh each other.
Bit 4 ! Il solemn lhing is mir monY a very sol
,ml thing-wlere the minister CONES into the chan
ccry with hs surplus Oh. apd goes through III eev-
mony of making th IN man and "lr. II onGht TO
lie husband and wife Tor il isn't every husband thai
turns ont to be :, man. declare u ger shall t@r
ret when Paul put the nuptu ring ol my In !ei
and aid .Wlh ali my good, thee rnduW. III
used 10 kespa dry goods store then and thought
he was go'ig to give M all thra was l'lt, MA
Young AID simple hn, and did no' E1ow M a'!er
wards that it meant only one calico dreas year
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
SECRET COURTSIIlP.
FROM THE FRENCH ny BERANdER.

A blind mother sits in her cottage. bes ne ne
re,ty daughter. aud cautions her against ihvc VIM
i the time. an amnory scene i gong on n''w'e'
ne url and the very lover whom the ola d"H'
reads.]
Daughter. while you turn your wheel
Listen to the words say
Colin has con'rived to steal
Your untbnkng heart away.
or his faw ling voice beware.
You are all the blind ON, care,
And mark your sghs whene'rr
Our yonng ncighhor's name is heard,
Coliu's tongue is false. though winning
Hist! the window is unharrcd!
Ali Lizettc. you are not spinning!
The room is close and warm you say;
But my daughter do not cp
Through the easement night and day
Colin there his watch doth keep.
Think not mine grnnhliug tongue:
All! h,re at my breast you hung;
l. like YOU. was fair and young.
And k .ow how apt is love
To lead the youthful heart to shining
Hist! the door i Ii ard i move
All Lizettc. you are not spinning
II is gust of wind, you say,
That hath made the hinges CRATE
And my poor Old growing Tray.
Must you break for that his pate.
All my child. put faith in me;
Are permits me 10 foreseee
Colin soon will iaithess be,
And your love to an abyss
OF grief will he the sad beginning--
Bless me /! sure | hear u kiss
All. L,zette, you are not spinning!
twas your little bird yon say.
Gave that tender kiss just now
Make h IN cease his tritng, pray,
He will rue it else | VOW
Love- my grl oft bringeih pain,
Shame aud sorrow III his tram,
While the false, successful swain.
Scorns the heart he has bcgiiled
From true virtu''s path to sinn'ng--
Hist hear you move my child
All, Lizette, you are not spinning!
You wish to take the air you say
Think you. daughter. believe?
Bid young Colin 60 his way,
Or. ut oGce, as br de receive you.
Let him go to church aud there
Show h 8 puipose to bc fair;
But. till then. beside my chair
Yon must work. my girl nor heed
All his vows 50 fond and winning;
Tangled IN loves web. indc =
Lizette my daughter mind your spinning.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

srpEnsrIroS-A worthy friend Of ours, but who
is mbued with very strong prtJad ces against the
Irish says that The failure OF h' AtIanc ie' Srap'
cable may be entirely attributed to the "ct ol "mT -
kuown habit of mproyIdence amo ~ the irish. AID
asks the direcor, how with the system oi paying
out that i, generally pursued ia Ireland they eyer
could expect .to make both ends meet = l""ch.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

sss- Unsophi.tjcatad boy-"Mamma, papa is get
ting very : ch. isn't ho?" Mumma-"l don't know
why child Unsoph sticated boy-'Cause he gives
me SO much money; Amost every morning a'ter hr
gives me a sixpcnce to 60 out and play Sally re-
ceivcd short notice TO qDit
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

4 READY WrAEas. --Durilg tha cuuts" ~ ffihI
N the r. cent ns-z,a says The DUytam idreH,Scr, .
learned counsel ha.ldrd dacnmenl ~ tnawitl n .-
d uuct-pp'ng north couniryma'. una Y cr"s'.'Nhm'-
inn--which the latter arp AIRED to rus" with great
attention. After he had fin ,h'd and In paper ',d
boen HANDED hack TO the learned gontlcm IN. the
following colloquy cnsu'd --CouGsri--'i 'i!a'e Snn
read that docunrut"' Wlne-s@"ius.' Cou
.Ilaye YOU ever seen it brtora?' Witness y cs.
think iayrn Counsel iey.dcutly 'hnkug ihe
MON mt had arrived to crush his eIirr1 New. ~,
on your oath tell m wlen yon ltSt aW that pap =.
wiinrs.-"Why, / should thnk ! eoaAo. he much
more than half a m mite siner!i The cool aud
ready way in which the witness gayc the answer sci
tie Court INTO perfect roar OF laughter, IN when
the Judge heartily Joined.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

A SEA CApr>IN'S 81 ,kY. -5Spmt t@eLy years ago
/ Wa, coming from Calcutta IN II good snip inca
command, d. had b'en from home eleven months,
during which time had no news thence, either pup
lie or private. on BArnegat. we fen IN wlh iisi-
ing smack having un hoard a man ald boy--aihcr
and son We wanted some fresh fish, aid the father
coming on board we mad Il barSa II with INN, !.
ceiv.ng in return for real India bIndanha hahd
kercb et, plentiful supply
well. skipper said !, alter the barter was over.
"What the u aWs!
lie nodded his head thoughtiully for moment,
and IA d :
"Potatoes is twenty-five cents hlShel!'
"Is It possible" | asked. But the news friend
what s the nnws?'
Wal" said he, there was great crop OF 'em last
fall"
Never mind the potatoes replied, "tell rs the
news. What's gong on in the political world =
"potikiig' - said the fisherman standing silently
for n few moments. "polItkll! Dye see that fei-
low in my boat thcre?' pointing TO h solr mop
head fellow of eighteen WAL cap'tn, that ar
chap made two hundred dollars last wtntcr.'
There was no use trying To make anything out ol
him so we parted. Three four y,ars after, Oh my
return from an0,h + voyage, comlng ON the same
coast | again met the ii.herman, lie remenber'd d
me- took the identcal bandanna | had given him
waved t. W til Il che 7, aboye his head, and swort
that should have the biggest ol AL The ilrl he had
/ made another purchase oI nan, aua WIS again anA
iuus for the news.
What's the news? ~ | inquired who's Presi
dent ~ 1t was just after general election sa''
the fisherman -,
with nla--the one that made the two hundred dol
lars ~
Yes" sad |. =
"Wall" he replied. his hard eyes becoming wat'
ry, the littl3 cus' is deaf" " .,
tAnd that" said the captain. in conclusion, =
all ever got out Of the fisherman OF barnesat."
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

HrArTur1lY SAIp--Wc make the following beat
tiful extract on the homestead exemption law. from
a letter written by distinguished Judge Of Tennes-
see.
Secure to each family whose labor may acquire it'
little spot Of free earth that Il may call us own
that will lie mn asylum in TINS OF adversely. rom
which the mother aud the children. old age and N
fancy can still draw slstpnancr. and OBTAIN nh.'c-
ton though misfortune may rob hcm ~ all else
and they feel th are still free st II entitled to walk
the green earth. aud breathe the tree air OF haven.
IN iance Of the potency and power OF accumnlh q
wealth and dOmincering OF the pretending niid ai-
bitious The sacrtdless Of that conSecrafnd spot
viii make them warriors in time OF external s'rlr'
These shock. of corn said Xcnophol. 'prc those
who raise them to defend them. The lar-e-i oil them
in the field priz" cxhib ted in the m dile oi tue
stage 10 crown the cnngurror. Sec ne nome !"
every fam IL whose labor may obtan ore. a29hst
the weakness vice. or misiortnnes Of the fathers
aad you will rivct the affection OF the child ~ years
OF manhood hy n stronger bond than any cons dora
lion that could cX ST. H. viii +, member w'ere ne
rumtood In h's early youth, The strcam nreo whose
noatrv hanks h. rt moth RS love, and the green
spot within that little hom stead whle sleep the
loved and the lost.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
MANUFACTURES IN THE SOUTH.

We have ever advocated diversity Of labor in the
Southern States and have had occasion from time I"
time 10 not cr with pleasure, IN The pages oi tue
Merchants Ng1.iRe the progress OF manufactures III
the southern pori on OF the Repnbl Z. The lin iS-
Vile lAln) ld,ocae States that manufactures II
Lauderdale County are rapidly growing in imppr-
tapce value a.a variety. Water power there 4
abouId d. Manufuctm ng there i more profitable
than any other pursuit ; scn Thousand bales OF
cotton are expected 10 be required ID year. MOI
of the operatives too are whitcs-mcn. boys. girls.
and women. who now get pa d for Their labor where
before there was no d, mad at all for II. Villages
are u owing up VIII, Ties manulncor es are IS
talihed a. they do in the North, aud hay" The same
thriving appearance, with chuchs, schools etc.
The Adrocdte says
W, hope to see the manufacturing spirit in Lau-
dcrdalc multiply and grow until it h comes the
Lowell OF the South She has water power irre from
disease fuel labor. capital and practical knowiehg".
And there Is no l. NH to the mand for all That he
can ma II aciure. There is wealth power. popnla-
tion a d independence Ia all in the bIsinesS.
The Aachez Iourier states that a letter from one
of the upper cOuntcs of Georgia gives til" most
fattering account OF cotton manufacturing in that
State. Accord NJ 10 the Courier many OF ih'st
factories were cFlub sh some yeers nee, and ever
at the present hill pr "f the staple are paying
the stockholders baud nmr Ntdeda seldom, u ever
falling below twenty pr cent. Tie yarns ana oSh'
burps are OF the fra qna ~. aId n belt deserip
tion of cotton beIg used ~ Their manufacture. th"i
find more ready sale in baltimure Ihladt pm Il
NrN York and Boston than SIN lar proiiicts Q
Eastern mills With cheap fuel. right il the mds
OF llr cotton growing region. ilimit.hla water po"
er and the mos, agreeable and beautiful climate II
the word there il reason Why all the Souiherl
State. should not lie III with tn moi lonrlsli
manufacturers al thi- knd. - .MrchHhs Nga!me.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

NHTlllTE WINE VINEGAR, just received and iol
il NORWOOD TIIDON