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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Jan. 9.
Jrdge Ingram has granted a writ of error
in the case ofth murderer, John Rogers,
who is not TO be hanged till the 18th inst.
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" 5ear the Methodisi's are havin

6SWe lear the Methodisi's are having
I a very interesting meeting at Bel!are.
- come 80 have Joined. and the Interest is in
ssereasing. There is also encouraging news
fom Bridgeport. The meeting is still in
Trogrese.
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0-Rev. Jas. MOORE will preach in the
M. E. Church, in this place, on next Sum-
day, at the usual time.
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Sflarrito.


On the 22d uit.. bS Rev. D.. IT,. man, Rev.
JAMES HOLLlNGSifEAD. Of the fit,sturei,
Conference, and Miss SARAH GILDERoLEEVE
OF Belmont Co.
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SUICIDE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.
Joseph c. Sleeper committed suicide al
the Matterson House this mornings; his fam.
ily reside at Suadoun, New Hampshire.
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FCAUTIOK:-None are seuuIng uniess the
words "HOHotoay, Eeg FORK and London are dis
cernible as q UGter-marh in Every leaf OF the boob
ofuITeCuons around each OF or box; tie same nTay
he plainly seen by holding fhe leaf TO TIE hsht. a
handsome reward W III Ire gwen to any one rendering
such in FORMATION as may lead 20 The detection OF any
marty or parties counter letting the medicing OF rend.
iu- Tie same know ing IIen 10 he spurious.
- SUld at the Aiahuidr I0Ty OF + !OleSsOr holloway
80 Maiden Lane, Ncw York. and by all respectable
Drug. lists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the
lrnICd sta les and civilized world, lii boxes al -
Gents. ~. cents. and 81 each.
" There is q corside rahIe saving by taking the
larger SIZes-
\. B.-D ireclious for the guidance of patients il"
every disorder are affixed III each bOA.
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PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
Tn State of ONO, B lmoat cJunty, IS.
Office is UEREEY GIVEN THAT
tLc following nahTd Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians have II cd thcir accounts ana
vouchers ia my office for settlement. to wit:
James Philips, Admir- of Isabella Rodgers, decd.
Smith FIrst, EAT OF David hIfsI, decd.
Samuel Riiey. Guardian OF w iliIam, George, Zach
ar Iah, Dixon, aad Joan Hays.
Robert Tannehiii, Admir- of William Reall, decd.
Keziah GIdgway, Guardian Of keZia RIdsway. Jr.
"a RIOS NOTley, Admir- nf Jacob NOrjey, decd.
Joel Doudna, GdsIdian OF Louisa, Joseph W. and
William ). MCMullin.
] n. Turner aud IL. ling Ex'rs of William
Summers, decd.
Uriah Mcmillan, Ext of James Mcmillan. decd.
J. Dew Wright. Adm'r OF Phrhe Gregg, decd.
Asa Holloway, idm'ruf Sam'lG. Holloway, decd.
Margaret Hail, Admir- OF Jacob iail, decd.
John Harris. Guardian OF William Lew Wells.
Matthew BOothe, EXT Of Elizabeth Hoops, decd.
Ward lei Armstrong, Ex'r of George Armstrong,
decd.
Robert ]. Alexander, Ex'r of John Pigcoit, decd.
The first five above named accounts will he for
hearing and settlement on the 2Sth, the next five on
1 he 79th, and the six last on the 3OIh days of JaRu
AIRY. less. DAVlD HARRIS,
JAM, less. Probate Judge.
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IA KEELING HAT AND CAP
' -r.5NUF.sGTURY.

-r.5~NUFsGTURg.
:. AVERY,
Manufacturer CT dass sTt C.~
Has on hand aud - msuaisrtrrins saJ t-..r...
'aTse and general sSSosImcns Of
Hats ard CAPS.
comprising all the varieties Of CalO.s ana shsrs.~
Hate and Csrs now IN use. Of
LEte>t F~sshi1l,
and manufactured from the finest na.-1,i -,I "a,
est workmanship; all 20 wilch wi!i = .oi6 Wkst.
sale anu ReiSil 81 tie lIwcSt prSsJpIs price. FRO,
NY i""s experience Ia abe business. ami cain. g.
Mtys used "y hest eHtsaVSss 10 PIss.e. AID taSpiss
tie pu.lIe wt4a
Good. Esshir"Shie and Scrvjetss,- Hat.
! leel ecuuaeUt-vt sJ ny present C~,riiI-ss sui q
pJir1ns with an article
Superior IL ANY heretofore offered.
respectfully rcpHs>I 4 sou f.cct tias, in vsn, .,
hA'N aud caps, 5Sicrc Tu:sstasiu
:. AGfEY
'S'Si No. tS. nSin srssi. NhS-tluS Va
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Commercial matttrs
ST. GAINESVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED wEEKL BY JOHN IEPsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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RILIOS PETITIONS.

The quantity and quality al ilie bile are ofvital i'm
porance 10 health. Upon the liver, The gland which
secrets This ia id, these fIl.s operate specifically, in-
falIibIy rectiiying is Irregularities and efeciuaiiy
curing J~aundice, Bilious Rsmitlanls, and all the Va
~rieIiesof disease general led by an Unnatural condition
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, Jan. 9, 1858.
Prayer by Rev. James A.. NJ. La Tour
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PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.

rette.
PETITIONS N MEMORIALS.
Petitions were presented for the ~instruc.
tiion Of our Senators and Representatives
in Congress to vote against the admission
of Kansas with the Lecompton Constitu-
ton, and FOR the repeal Of the law regula-
ting fees of county officers.
NOTICES OF NEW BILLS.
For the amendment: of the School Law;
to regulate the chattie mortgages, &C.; to
prevent domestic ANIMALS from rowing at
large; to amend the Sih section of the jury
law; to amend sections 53l and 533 of the
code OF civil pr, cedure; to amend the act
further prescribing the duties of county
courts; explanatory of the term "gross neg
'ect O duty" in the concerning divorce and
- Il VT
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ICNl COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels perform their 'unctions properly
the whole body suffers. lens OF { Husands die erHu-
a lily OF Dysentery, DiarrbGa, Chronic, Constipation.
and other diseases OF these waste pipes OF the syst'ms
The effect oft.e Pill. upon all fite9Linsl disorders
whether casual IT epidemic, is 8 phenomenon in nied,
icine. BY follow ing the printed d ireCtiOns, the most
alarming cases of bowel comp laint are promptly
c,pfr AlIpd
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DRUSHES OF ALL KINDS,
ID Jss' reeeiveSSpA fos Sal. ., the Bridrepo
Drugstore. ~NJiy
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GOO Pieces of Calico or Prints,
sg-G Gentlemen. as for Your de-

partment it is complete, for ! have a choice stock
of COATS, aud can 1T anu suit either Old or young
in price, quality aud size. | feel confident that AMY
one who wants can al least save money bS Calling
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9pfaI gmdligtlrtf.
C. O. R. r Time Table for the
Citations In Belmont County.

Depend upoh this until TURNER noIiee;
GLENCOE. Dec. I, 1857.
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TIE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.

Dyspensia is the most co.i,nuu diease among all clas-
SEES in this country. ltassumes a thousadd SNAPPER. and
is the primary source of innlmerahle dangerous mala'
dies; but whatever its iyFe or symptoms. however
obstinate its resistance To ordinary preparations, IL
Yields resdily and rapidly 20 this searching and uner
ring remedy.
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THE MEDICINE OF the MILLION.
PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.
Il WAYS PILLS
The Exciting Cause Of Sickness.

IHt EACItIHS Odu9O UI DIVhLOoo.
The blood is the DEMONSTRATING agent. FURNISHES
the cOmponeuis o flesh, hone, muscle. nerve and in-
document. The StOmac h Is Ills mandatory, Inc
veins lis distributors, anu the intes:inas the channel
through which the waste matter rejected in lis
productions is expelled. Upon the stomach, the cir
culation and the bowels, N"ese rms act sIlnn!ian,
ausIy, reIiev ing indigestion. pu iiying the fluids, and
rarnIafinn the eNcretInnS.
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A G X TO FMALES.

The loo al debility and Irregularities which ave th9
especial annoy an ces OF the weaker sex, and which,
when eglecied, always shorten life, are relieved Tor
the time being, and pre- - ted Tor the time 10 come, by
a course of this mid but thorough s~llersiive.
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THE LAST SUPPER,

and a chance 10 drow one of these ..THREE
Nd FRIES"
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HERE is II PLACE
SILKS FOR DRESSES

From sc to 81 90 per yard. FRENCH MERINoES,
Of al: cOIors.-the best article in nse-ior sl.G9 per
I'd. All wool DE LANES, iroEi Acc. to &c. per
yard.
CoRURN CLOTH, a very good article, ]! yard
wide, Tor &c. per yard
DE LANES, PLAN and figured. from IL to 50 cts.
per yard.
The nices; and cheapest assortment of VELVETS,
cheeper than ever offered before.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

THE HORSE Bcdouin named Jabal,
possessed mare Of great celebrity Iiassan
Pasha then governor Of Damascus, wished to
buy the animal, and repeatedly made the OWL
cr the most liberal offers, which .Jaba steadily
refused. The pasha then had recourse to
threats, bnt with no better success A length,
one Galar Bedouin of another tribe, pre-.
entcd himself 20 the paSha, and asked what he
would give the man who should make him mas
ter Of Jabals mare 4 will fill his horses
nosc-bag with gold replied Hassan, The re-
suit Of this interview having gone abroad .Ja-
bal became more watrhful than ever, and al,
ways secured his marc mt night with an iron
chain, one end of which was fastened to kcr
hind fetlock, whilst the other, after passing
through the tent-cloth, was attached to pick
ct driven in the ground under the felt that sery,
ed himself and his wife for bed, But one
midnight, Gafar crept silently into the tent,
and succeeded in loosening the chain Just
before starting off with his prize, he caught up
cried ont 4 am Gafar | have stolen your
mare, end will give you notice in time This
warning was in accordance with the custom Of
the Desert, for to rob q hostile tribe is consid-
cred an honorable exploit and the man who
dccOlnpilahcs " - ucSlrOus VI al lnc glory lnal
may flow from the deed Poor Jabal, when
he heard the words, rushed out Of the tent and
gave the alarm then mounting his brothers
mare, accompanied by some of his tribe, he pnr-
sued the robber for four hours The brothers
mare was of the same stock as Jabals but was
not equal to her; nevertheless he outstripped
those OF all the other pursuers and was even
on the point of overtaking the robbcr, when
Jabal shouted to him Pinch her right ear
and give her touch of the heel Gafar did
so, and away went the mare like lightning
speed y rendering further pursuit hopeless.
The Ptnch IN The ear and touch aDith hMe heel were
the secret signs by which Jabal had been used
to urge his mare to her utnosts pced. JabaIs
companions were amazed and indignant at his
strange conduct, o thou father of a iackass =
they cried, thou hast enabled the thief to rob
thee Of thy jewel But he sIcnccd their up
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

How CHESS IlELpED CoTuMBus TO Discover
AMERICA According to the old Spanish tra-
dition, CoumhnSs discovery Of America is
mainly due TO hard fought game of chrSs.
Ferdinand Of Spain wasted the latter hours Of
the day over the checqucred board, his princi.
pal antagonist being an old grandcc. whose
skill pnt the monarch's powers to "a severe test.
Ferdinand was ono Of those mattcr-ofiact men,
who object TO furtherins the schemes Of cnthu.
siastS, and and withheld his consent to New
World expedition being formed.
The day arrived when the great navigator
was to receive his final answer he wcndcd his
way towards the palace nj nightfall, more with
the intention of bidding adeu to his royal pa
troncss, than from any hope Of success with
Ferdinand. Isabella had not, however, resign.
ed herself and Columbus to defeat, and, on tile
lattcr's arriving, she Immediately sought tic
King, when Ferdinand told her that her pro
tcge should be successful or otherwise, accord
ing rs the game resulted. She Immediately bent
all her energies upon the board and 50 the
game went on which was 10 decide the discoy-
cry of n new world, until Isabella leaned TO.
wards her husbands ear and whispered, won
can check-mate him in four moves" The X ing
rc.cXamncd his game, found that his wtcsa as.
Sertion was correct, and announced few min.
utcs subsequently that Columbus should depart
Oh his voyage Of discovery.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

braidings by saying would rather lose her
than snlly her reputation. Would yon have
me suffer il to be said among the tribes that
another mare had proved 0cctcr than mine ?
have at least this comfort left me, that can
say She never met with her match"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21
y. FRANCIS BACON, NJ. ID.

ALI ANIMALS CAN TALK.--At an annual
meeting Of the Association for the Advance
mcnt Of Science held at Boston, it was shown
that, after ALL there are no dumb beasts. Dr.
Gibson read very interesting paper on the
language of animals He said that every ya-
ricty Of animated being possessed some means
Of Ineligible communication. Each creature
by sounds or signs Of correspondence Has lan.
gnagc understood by his own kind, and some
times learned by others. Emotions Of caution,
affection or fcar-of joy, gratitude and grief
are disclosed by simple tones OF voice, or hy
impressive gestures TO signalizc feelings strict
ly comprcbcndcd and often answered. Insects
and birds. fish and beasts thus express them
selves in distinct languages, signed, spoken and
sung, seen, heard and felt. lie cinStratcd his
theory by stating familiar facts relative to do.
nestle animals Scientific American
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21
NO 10 Old T,rAE ET

NEAR CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS.
TrsrABrslIED IN 1887.
M ANuFACTURtR and Dealer in every descrip-
III ton Of Camp Furniture such as Tents, all sizes
and qualities Portable Cots, Camp Stools, X Chairs,
would particularly call the attention Of Engi-
neers Railroad Contractors and others to my recent
ly patented PORTABLE CHAIR BED. This article
weighing only abont eighteen pounds, and which
forms complete easy chair is easily transformed
into Il complete and comfortable Cot Bed. with all
the advantages Of n matrass and pillow, without the
cumbersome weight Of either To the sick ii will
he found Invaluable, as the occupant can be changed
to any position without delay or trouble.
Every description Of Canvass work, such as plain
and fancy Boat Sails Tarpaulins Cotton Covers, &c.
made to order.
also manufacture superior article of light or
heavy canvass betting for gin bands &C., do, do
hose for railroad or plantation use. Those using
guta percha or india rubber betting or hose and at
onc-half the cost, and made Of any size or strength
required.
Parciar attention paid to getting up in a superior
etyc, every description of plain embroidered silk
flags or banners for military other companies
Flags of all natioas, Jack Pennonts &c. Flags
neatly repaired.
Plain and fancy goods for awnings, light and
Ne. for sale in any quantity.
Orders from the country will be promptly attend
to.
\. b. find il necessary TO state that no person
has succeeded me in my business as it has been and
is stated by persons in this city. II. CASSIDY
No, 10 Old Lcyee, near Canal street. n. O.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

p.l3H To make Lager Beer, take barrel
and fill it with rain water, put in ono pair Of
old boots head OF last falls cabbage, two
short skies. ycnst. and n sprg Of wormWOod.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

American of New York and New England is
more like the American Indian than he is like
an Englislman or any other European type or
stock There are few If any, native Now York
ers who cannot distinguish an EngIshman from
an American at the first glance IN most lnStal-
ccs, and in any ease of doubt the first utterancc
that gives his tone of voice, settles the question
The Anglo.A Americans are of iirmer librc, less
rotund form, and sharper outline OF face anu
figure than the English or Northern Europe
ans.
Their weight is greater in proportion to their
bulk, and their muscular force is greater in q
like ratio.
The white Americans have much of the vim
tictiveness long memory of injuries and bcnc-
fits patience and cautious reserve of their dark
predecessors.
The power and pride of enduring physical
and mental pain without complaint or express
ion OF suffering, is therefore but one of the
Gratis Of the ahorigncs' by those who have
succeeded to their lands inherited. | have not
time now to show how from like causes (sucl
as climate, soil, air, etc these like and com
mon effects were produced on the two wholly
different and uncognate races successfully in
habiting this region. The subject may receive
further attention at some other time
u. FRANCIS BACON, NJ ID.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21
IIELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION

lIELNBUID , uENllNE hhi hhhi IVY
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND ELrIp |
EXTRACT BUCllU,
For Distscs Of Me Bltiier. kidpcys, Gyor@. bropM
Weaknesses. ObsiyUcfous Secret diseases.
Fraaic t6mJiapts, AMI all diseases q' lie StW orgdns
Arising from cNcrssps aud impulcnecs ~ iic aud re-
moving all improper discharges from the bladder, Kid
ncys, or sexual organs, whether existing IN
MALE or FE VI \ LE.
From whatever cause they may have originated
ANn 80 NATTER of now LoNd sr,NnlNd' !,
Gjcig bcaih and rigor 70 mo ttaa' "| "om n @f
pgiiid tH"h
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!i
1t cures nervous aud dcbilatcd sufferers aud removes
all the symptoms among which will bc found
mdi.po,ition
TO rNcriion. loss OF
power. lu-s OF memory.
difficulty OF breathing. gen
cra weakness. horror of dis
ease. weak nerves. trembling. drrad-
lul horror oi Death night swcats cold feet
wAkCiulncss dmncss oi vision. langInf, univcr-
sal las-tudc of the muscular sl stem often enormous
appetite with dyspcptc symptoms. hot hands,
flushing Of the body, drynrss OF the -kin,
pnld cOunicnnncc and cruptions "n
the face. pain in the back, hca.
viness Of the cye.lids, ilc-
qupntly black spots
lying before
the eyes,
with temporary suluson aud loss of sight. want OF At.
tcnon, great mobility. rr.lle-sncss. with horror Of
society. Nothing is mora desirable tu such pa
iicnts than solitude aud nothing they more
dread for fear uf themselves; no rr-
pose Of manner no carHCsuc.-. no
speculation but hurried
! transition. from one
que lion to nm
H other.
Thc.r symptoms if allowed 70 40 on which thi.
medicine Invariably removes soon follows Loss OF
POWER. FAri'ITN ANp EP1I.ECflC FlrS-in on
Of which The patient may expire. Who ran -ny that
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21
ARTHUR CRAWFORD & Co.

ARTHUR CRAWFORD Il Co.
yytIjoIESALE Il RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES,
No. ,, BRICK ROW, CLINTON, la.
Keep constantly on hand, large aud complete rs.
sorincnt Of Paints. Oils, Pcriuncrics &c.
They are constantly receiving direct from the manu-.
ncics and other sources. q large and varied nssort.
men, Of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals, which they offer
for sale ON ~ favorable terms Ms can be had In the
Southern market.
Il"ury 8 Bccchcno will personality attend to the dis
ucusing of rhyscian's Prescriptions, Family, and a
other Recipes
The following comprises a few OF The articles al
unAs in hn inllnI III their Drug Store VIZ.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

~ muristc
!Nc-' iceland
d0 irish
nrsH, grain
Nipple shields
Nursing bottles, ass'd
Nutgalls
Nuy yonich
Oil of almonds
do annisccd
do brrgamot
de- black pepper
do cajepnt
de- curaway
do cassia
do ccdrat
do chamomilc
do cloves
do capoiiT
do Croton
do crgot
do fcnncl
do helio,rope
do jasmin
do juniper
do lavender
do ncroli
do olives
do orange
do orignrim
do patcionly
do violet
do pcnnyroyai
do peppermint
do rosemary
do snssnira-
do sayin
do sucCini
do yrrbcna
do winiergrcen
w VI HIr''h
otto of roses
Paints, chrome yellow
do chrome green
do lithargc
do Paris green
do rrus-ian blue
do white lead
do rcd lead
Paint brushes, assorted
Paper, every decoration
Patent medicines. VIZ.
Arabian linincnt
Ayres' cathariic pills
Ayers cherry prcioral
Ijr Jayncs ! family med.
lrw Dlvid'- plaster
Court Plaster
lyon : hathairon
McI.auc's liver pills
Mcl.auc's YcrniiIngc
Mu'tnig linimrnt
ludrllhlr iuk
Emr,- tricoplictous
lrlnlr,rh pill
l5roWn'. q. lam. ping.
lmpeni,r- -"N' huchn
IL sar.nr
Cooper i,iugIa,-
baliet : pain Ntractnr
Iiliun-t"rh g,lmilugr
Gray ointment
llcnis maglosia
i'anIcu capsule
Eadway's rcad5 relief
Eu-liun : cod litcr oil
lmlant', apcrieut
;anl .arsaparillu
Ihumpson eye water
Thorn : extract
Townscud's sarsaparilla
Wi,iar'> bal, Wild cherry
Wrigllt's Ind. veg. pills
Peruvian bark
Pencil, Of All kinds
rc,-alics. assorted
rcStlrs and moriars
pill bnyrs
pilItilrs
pipriiu,
podaplylau
puiiijr, .to,,,
putty
rora.,r ucatn
do hi.cnIbs
do bron,id
do cnnsticr white
do cbiora,c
do cyan,,ret
do iodine
Jo snlnh,,o
ouicksi,yor
Iurin;uc enI,,h,,.
do arsrniat.
Io nco,n,o
do ro,rurv,n
Rad ,Il,,nnt
do col,m,.
do cnlnmhn
do colrhi,l
do ocn,inn
do @iuccr
do iridjs
do rhatany
do rhci
do santal
do snr.auurilla
do scnrn
do scrpcnlaria yir.
do spicclia mayl
do yalcrinn
Red prccipitatc
Rotten stone
Raspcd p,,inc,,m
Saffron
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

do tuIIrlatlC
do nitric
IL, ox,lic
ii, pl,osphoric
Il, rrussic
do pyroligneous
do si,lpl,uric
Il, ,urinric
isthm. ucptic
do chloric
do stilphuric
A.nb,lt,ttu
Alcohol
.,lorS
AlIun
Ammonia. no,,n
do carl,.
,l,, iodine
dt phosphate
dn uro,n spis.
AI,rltto
Arrow root
,,.,fr
lin!. copaiya
,la rriu
do loln
do Fir
Bath Brick
Bailey. spdati,,
lny rum
li.imrinr
l"brain. sulph
l}i.nutl. us,chlnr
do sui. nit.
Black lead
Iiluc indigo
biur mas. Lngii~h
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

J! sworn, zoe saS ilui MS prpafa oh=H hl9ta, Ha
narcotic. mercury. or injurious uru@ hut are pnrely
vegetable. u. r. FlIElauoip. SOLE Mmua,rtartr +.
sworn and subscribed before M. lhi, 23l dny of
November, ls51 WN l.. IlHHal,p. Alderman.
Price, II per Boft,a, OF Six for -, delivered
to any AddleS,
accompanied by rliahl. and responsible certificate,
from professor u pcdcal colleges clcrgymea, add
Others.
Prepared and .ol ~ IlT1IErMBoTp
Iua,a1i mt .ta1iyiei rleBi.t.
BniIiu@t Phn.
m" Eh had IF 4. HslLKER tH,t7a. Lr alui of
M DsuHliy, mi Dearl hroylgwh W. ina.d Hl,e,.
JOHN WRIGHT \ Co.. Scw , Orleans, Ia.
General Wholesale Ne"ut
BEH.IHH or fOi'N7LHFTIY>
Ask for elmbold's---Take no Other.
CURES GUARANTEED.
LEMON SYRUP,
M ADE from The fruit. Alresh supply ja.t pocos.
Il ed and for sale at The DRUG Store Of
may 81 NORWOOD rIlpoN.
WINES. WINES!.
UEIl)SEGK X Cos CilAMIAIGNE. SPARKLING Ga.
Ii tawba, and Clarct Wines Just received at the
Drug store of NORWOOD TILDON.
FAMILY MEDICINES.
AlDEN ~ Co.'S, celebrated Family medicines. a
~ completed assortment on hand and for sale by
no NbhND')D lll.D)S. Sole Agent.
PORTER q ALE.
A NEW SUPPLY Of the best lrlnls Of Scotch Ale
"a and London .'orter, just received at the Drug
store oi NORWOOD TlI.DON.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR MONEY.
A FINE let of ladies and gents porte monnaics
l. cabas, and work baskets. for sale at
may 80 NAuMAN a. STRAUSS.
TEA! TEAL!
GllOlCE IMPERIAL, AND GREEN TEA, kept con
" stantly ON hand at the Drug Store of
II NORWOOD TILDON.
SlLNER WARE-Jus received supply of forks
~ spoons, butter knives &c. for sale by
march 10 N1TNlN g. SYRIU USS
f gross Ky Mustard, in and ID, cans for sa
" by Il. WAl.kER,lc
DROF. WOODS HAZE RESTORATIVE,
l. Mrs, Aliens do do
For sale by Il. WALKER.
RRAGG'S ARCTIC LINlMENT,
ID Mexican Mustang do
For sale by Z. WALKER.
KANE's ARTIC EXPEDITION,
IA For sale by =, WALKER.
SELTZERS APERIENT,
- For 2ue by ! WALKER
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-03

EEThe Government has received Of
fcial dispatches from the Peace Commits
sioners in Utah, stating that they have
settled the difficulties with the Mormons,
substantially upon the terms heretofore re
ported by Telegraph.