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Direct Importation
or
H ARDWA e A d CUTLE RYlI
8. w. Il Fl. TUCKER.

or
HARDwAREAND CUTLERYi
8. w. 4 Fl. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND wHOLEsALR DEALERS.
j have In store, and are receiving their supplies
1ohs spring trade, direct from the mAkcrs, which
ofsr to cash md prompt tims-buyers on IA
nit examination Of the
T. W. al. TUCKER
Sign Of Red Paddock.
n MES "A large stock Of Ames'
g 6hov6U01sS1is low by
&yio s.wA TUCKER.
cYTHH sTONEs.-ScytAe Stones, Of different
kinds. i'm quantities 70 suit; n,.
CCYTHE kIFLEs.-various qualities Of scythe
Rides and Shsrpeners for sale BY
mAyle S.W. u. TUCKER.
GICKLE6.-A good article Of sickIes for sale BY
~ lmayl0] s.W. II. TUCKER.
+ RINDST0NES;--The Bsrea @ ndstones, ofva.
~ rious sises, for sale by
s.w.A TUCKER,
tSiEn Of the Ned Paddock,
4ayled4w Cor. Of Main "a sts.
NICE NAILS,
, " inc Sd do
1nealed do TO clinch-a superior article.
| Finishing do
Barrel do
Together with general assor ,msnt Of other nails
Of tho Belmont brand, just received and for sale
| low by .. W. L II. TUCKER
mAySdAw
| (v0RN Garden, Grabbing and other HOES;
Svths, S"'.Is ~: Ss,'
/ Cow bells, Rakes and Corn Planters;
OK, Trace and Halter Chains;
4 4 .2ott,r.. sna Msn.,s Wy.
n AL ii large atAak NJ tad H.r .ud C.t
ierven hsra a., 80 In~ J.. ."o W.
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2sHeiY nnChniLi fuBLIsHED,
arkasie Conventions ana Revt.
val IsciAents.
syLu - D nv ~ .ssount 81 ths Rise and Pro-
rs the people. in all part. Of the country. b
d conant, with Al introduction ~ Henry Ward
prics a. -.1 A."0'0"'' i-A'o ''iaue'
List ~ co,t.c,. n, r.,, p.v,.~ - p-,x.,.
from ths nav 81 p.rt.Ia., y ~ a., Hau. A
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| md Pro.ress a. ths e,,s., .lsni.. 80 ,sss
.Ths Boz ..nna, 81, :" AZ n.s.onns ~ lso.-''
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! ApTuup,c Nrw am pp.rr,pr, .ropy
AIr w 0Aoni'
|
IHAALs W 1kssIH LokiSo.
Pr =. >. AkfsuR.
ins point OF tnis story expires SEQ IN the title;
ano tns story itseH . sharply drawn illustrA.
o. inc folly and madnesa Of linking together
:ss.a. 'ouis ~ me rouen o'Aans Of ssinsh
insorss,P rloe, OF basef passion.
Ing lesson .augn. 70 one o. deep signineancs
49, snoss.nos - seaiu VII tnfoo 10 aimost WIG
lPonse, ~. tns n.e eAPcnencs oi Jessie Lorsng
wno, IN ~ 'ne oit,ef trias 0! ner unhappy UNISON,
swe,sd moi nAhs preadtn from nonor, principle
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Buffalo ana Lake Huren RAsspeaAi
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO YIA DETROIT,
Al the above once tel cts for New York, Boston,
and all the stations on the New York kris and
New York Central Railroads can be obtaiAed.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of B. l.. II. Railroad,
Once No. 20 Dsarbon Street, Chicago.
April -, 'S6-dly-c.Hs.
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Z 0TIt ID rather singular how suddenly
and unexpectedly the leading politicians Of
South Carolina have been cut Oh by death,
lately. BrTLxR, Bsooks, RHErr and EyAxa
I've oil gone in the space Of year. IL II
- secsssson fever? HAxMoND is still spared
70 ~ but when death makes : ssmud. sill''
Of him, freemen will have no cause TO mourn.
Il Quincy Republican.
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OPPosIrloS.-We understand that an East
ern Stage Company have taken the contract
for carrying the mail from Fairfield to the
Missouri River through this place, and intend
to put on line Of coaches about The 6rst Of
July. D. n. Smith. Esq, Of Charlton, 10 the
agent for the new Oompany.-lAlbia Re-
publican.
GA Warrington letter writer remarks
that to the inquiries - to the meaning Of the
English KanfAs bill, and whether it submits
the Constitution to the people, the answer 10
liko1nnt given BY the Snowman when asked
BY D1ittls boys which vas the lion and
which the tiger-ssJust - you please, little
boys, you have paid your money md can
take your choice"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-14

GRAAND0LES in sets or pairs new aaA rish
NJ stylssfor sale By GRO. 100111.
jans6
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A SourHxRH OPINION. - The Richmond
South describes the beauties Of the Enclish
Kansas M ~ follows cit achieves Z Con-
.Rrsssi< ttecognition Of the Lecompton con.
laitutit Il afhrms The principles for which
49, 80 contended throughout the
Istragf .Admits Kaaono Into the Union
= go 1e. 81 abne snsol idates the
sieleeY q 16sf6s A. we'll a. prin-
'11Die II blished that no federal
evail TO restrict the expan.
nssry power.n
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WE have removed 70 our New nanking HoonA
w on Main strset, Aetwsen 1hi91 and Roaftk.
mayiod3w GEO. G. ANDERSON = co.
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singers sewing MacAsns.
EOR all nAaafscsaring purposes, Singers 6ew-
lag MAshines are dssnsd indispsnsaAls. The
publc insist apoa having their clothing. H., naAs
~ then. Singers Family Sewing Machine 10 The
Latest pfsssntsd for eempstition, and, bsing ar-
ranged With fall knowlsdss Of the dsfssts a. ether
machines for similar uses, has avoided Tens1le1
then all. II Il tAs hsndsonsss Sewing Mashins
svsr made, and the easiest 70 leafn - operate.
lts excellent nsshanisal principles and qualities
ars readily appreciated BY those acquaintsd With
sewing naehinss, and give assurance 81 their ~
coming universally adopted. Apply for ]. u.
Singer 4 Go. . Gazette. Copies suppliod gratis.
Western ol6ce lac Lake Street. Chicago.
meh4d6m WIN. BRODKRlCK, Agent.
earw sIlss Assaa nag MaouHncsOry,
Nos. ~, ~ and ~ Wabash Avesps,
VAos
~ AOS AND SACKS Of every xAsacsiption a14
- variety. furnishsd upon the Shortest notisss
and printed with appropriate Brands.
SIMEON FARWELL,
mehAdAwSm Proprietor.
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FROM q. II. scRsvEK's AGENCY.
STEAM 4&e SHIPS
ANGLo.sAxoH, N,RTH AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tnewl NORTH BRlTON, new
NOVA sC0TIAN .tnew) HUNGARIAN, tnsv)
-, (nsw).
Running In connection with tho GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government TO transport
the Mails.
DATES or SAILING,
PROM 0usssc. vnon L1vnar0oL.
Eversry alternate satur- Every alternate wednss.
day from the Sand Of day from the 5esh Of
ss E III . a os. e n =: as:s q
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD d Port-
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
T,o~ Chicago to liverpool, via Mish. Central, Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
lst Slese Wv " Jaw
according 10 Recommendations.
issluding cooked provisions.
hFom LspeYpo0 70 Chtesgoi VIA nteemsn ana nall
roads,
let YSo 70 viAo ~
according to acoommodstiou.
StserAes -
including cooked provisioas.
Afaliy qualified Surgeon calls in Gosh vessel.
Each Passsnger tieksted through viii Be al
lowed the same quantity Of haggsgs vsns BY Rail-
read a. BY Steamer, Wis. 20 csbie fest for eseh
cabin ana 10 feet for sach stesrass passenger.
Special trains from Quebec With the Nails and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival Of each
Steamer.
II will b. observed from the following table that
the Canadian line have beaten every other 10
ing the Atlantic, the average passsgsa Of the COL
has and Cunard lines by he annual tables In the
N. Y. Herald during 1867 being
xAsrwAnp wssrwAap.
Collins Line, lid 9Th 30m Collins lire, lad Ishen
CunArd " nr. lod 1sh sn CunAId HY.l1i lsh IN
- Boston lad Oh Gm Boston ia 13h IN
Canadian line iodish ON Cansdtsa L. lid lAen
The longest passages made byt hs Canadian Liss
were II days to Liverpool snd I 2 days TO Quebec.
days, and the Canard Lins u ibto ~ days.
To EmsGRAnTs.
Passages may BE- secured st the ofsos Of the Con-
pany in Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Huk,
Absrdess and Mouiro.e. An agent Of Is GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supesintends the removal Of
snigrants and baggage ~ Quebec free Of ehargs.
Fare frsa 80 to tss TO Chicago, insiudiAs
cooked provisions.
FOR Passage or Preigb. from Chicago 70 Liver
pool, or Avupooi 10 Chicago, or By any Of the
e'.p.a'' sailing sA'p.jj WIZ K
Agent Of the n. O.s. B. Co.,
No. 20 Dsayborn Street, CAtesgo. fus.
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psAncTons:
is. NsCuas, 8. n. Edgsil, c.s. 0ss,ly.
3. wynsn, O. h. Peak, B.W.AisxsndAr.
Jsmss Sniss, 4. y. ronsrsy, u. y. faee,
r q. HLL1OTI, Sse'y. 6.k. ED0ELL. Presst.
no BxrHA-aAsAnnoUs RisKs SAKsn.
H.B. HOLMES, General AGENT.
dseld A.DRID8AAN, Ag's, Ksok1k.
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You love me. love yon. Gsoes heAstily..
And you love each oth0 81 dwell IL moFe
than peace ;Yea, ineSeaa JOY and eladnsss
togssIsr. Am il il soaiae that has become
noticeable, and noticed, 11 there Il II this
congEsgationA spiri. Of general and undis.
semt1e This il s0eo's hapssinR and
Gods wisa1ds 70 tho righssosi1on Of ~
cause! se
Moreover, while You he sfai.hf.l.
in some degree, ID Christ's 80
poor, see how heAas set the q j II w q
repeated revivaIs seit among and upon youa
10 those who ignorantly denounce you for
not preaching the Gospel, we answer, within
eleven years there have been five precious
reviyals If religion here, and many hundreds
Of conversions.
Is Ibis the history Of a church without !
Gospcg declare my solemn conviction
that God has spiritually blessed you because
this was the very Gospel which We preached
Not a descant to the rich, not an essay to
the refined, not favoring OF the prosper
Gus, but Gospel Of pity, love, and saliva
ton, temporal and eternal, to every tribe,
race, and class Of men
And am willing TO 60 before tn Impair.
| tial tribunal 81 coming times, and$( oclare
that by this fidelity TO liberty, to good NOR.
ais, 10 humanity, to the Indispensable and
integral elements Of true spiritual religion,
4 W. nave been prospere0.
The other reason that led me to this histo.
~, was, that hesr witness, no. alpn,
70 tbs ssslisys bens6csnce Of Ke.
They NM heat,
which fol- u - lksviyals g.
founded upon i Dhral LAW 81 q I'll 9th
er instrumental religious elsnsnts. The
may be wisely dealt With. They may be IL
norantly dealt with. But they DO not exis
because the church, having been low, seek
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We did not speak Of vegetable alluvion,
but Of alluvial soil Of an entirely different
character, and our remarks were not intend
ed to apply to the California mining region,
but to the Iowa gold land, If such there be.
But in any case we have no special stomach
for controversy over matters Of 20 uncer-
tain character as to facts and theories.--
1EDs. GATE CRY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24

midst all the ridiculous rhodomontadcs oi the
abolition sheets they never condcsceha 10 cS-
anime the subject in practical way ,lhcy
never dcirn to ask, first, whether the black
man is competent to the possession Of unIlmIt'
ed freedom and next, if it were conferred on
him whu, would he do with il? If all other
nrgmncuts in favor of slavery were invalid
and unsound, this would still remain mpreg-
blc The negro is an element Of the Southern
popuation which we can maintain in comfort
to himself, and in safety to US only by the prIn-
chile Of coercion. He cannot ro.e&st with the
white man in position of equality. lie re-
uuircs to be governed in order to be rendered
docc, tractablc and industrious ;and this wise
and healthy control conduccs infinitely more to
his own happiness than would the unrestricted
enjoyment of liberty For the negro IS as Il
child, and when subject to no restraint, sidlc,
ImischicyouS, avcrsc TO labor, and liable to the
/ bcsctments Of evil. Like u child, too, is the
negro best trcatcd-and experience has PROV
ed that those masters who never deceive then
servants who are mild, but. firm and inilcXIblc
towards them, careful Of their health. never
everlasting them and never treating them ca
priciously, are invariably rewarded by fidelity
and affection.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24
Tbe felitiana 1emottat.
II Il II NJ s..

SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per year arpayah'c
IN advance Foun, if no, paid within Sly months.
and FIVE ifnot paid before the close of the year.
ADVERTISING Advertisements inserted ut one
Dollar per Square, of 10 lines or less for the irSt
insertion, aud Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding siN
lines. for twelve months rEN Dollars. Advertise
ments not marked with The number Jf Insertions,
will be inserted until forbid.
PATENT MEDICINES Thirty dollars per half column
nor wear. and none Of Greater length inserted.
ANNoUNcING CANDIDATES FoR OflTcE fen Doi'AHS'
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24

The BErrAYER AND AyENGER,-Wc find the
following item int late number OF the Review
published at Cleveland cone day last week,
there passed down on the steamer Michigan q
man having in irons another who had some
three years since scduccd his sister. The Sc
duction was under promise to marry, and the
wedding day fixed, bat the sednrcr ran away
the day before The brother Of the injured
woman started ii pursuit and caught him at
Erie, but BY some means the rascal escaped.
The brother still kept on his track and found
linn again; but again he lost him. Month alter
month passed on and the rcSoIn'c brother
wandered about ii pursuit, Lnt could gct no
trace OF the object of his search. \ little while
ugo, however, he saw paper published N ~
pon, Wisconsin, in which the nnmc Of the So
duccr appeared as editor. Thithcr hc went
armed With d rcquisition from the Governor
Of Pennsylvania, and arrested him, and no"
after pursuit Of three years has the Y'oIa,o
or his sisters honor firmly IN his grasp. TIT
nartics live ia Pennsylvania, but where q
What their names are, wc failed to learn
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24
CLINTON AND BATON ROUGE
NAIL STAGE.

Lii PERSONS wishing passage from and to Bat
4 On Rouqr. Plain. store. jackson, or Clinton,
mn,t BAY their passage money in rdvance to the
agent al the place of starting. No seat secured uti-
less paid for. ,,,,,, .,.,..,,
july PAtklHh LAhhH' 'oHs'"''".
TIE STATE or LOUISIANA, Seventh l3stricl
ritlsIl or EAST rEl.GIhNA court NO o0o
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that bytheil haynes
ministrafon Of the estate Of Mrs Mary Boatner de
ceased which. will be homologaed in thirty days al
ter ,he publication Of this notice, unless legal oppo
.ition BE- filed thereto. .-.,,.,,,
| iunc 2b lS5S ii. ShipNllli Dep. Cicrk
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24
AG EN- rs.

The following named pcrsonsare "u. N',Mu' ,',, ~, "
agents to collect monies due Tor ana rcccNcS"'''I
tions to. the DEMOCRAT"
ARTHUR McKENNA, Jackson Ia'
II. CHICK, Port Hudson.
JOHN A. McIITGlI, Plains store.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24
SADLER ERIIX,

Is PREPARED to make new Mattresses or reno,
waite old ones repair sofas and rocking chairs, and
springs; trim and paint buggies and carriages &c
repair harness in short ii you want any thing reno
waited or mended, Fritz is the man for the work. ;,
He can always be found, when not professionally
absent at his residence, adjoining Dominique near
the Depot. Jahe ~ il
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
FURNITURE ROOMS.

IJ E.GNY Is our AGENT FOR TIE SALE OF
Ill. FIRNITURE, and collecting for The same, ~
thr 'IuWn WI CLISToN, IN.
.,-...--, We intend keeping III his hands com
III, ..a4is,s. n otc stucl, of such Furniture q thc
rt l-------'sll.i mnr,ot may dcmatd. large stock
aaW N hlnd ana win be ii constant receipt Of 40.
litions Furniture delivered ~ purchasers IN good
condition. putlic patronage solicited,
Ta.m.. C,-.i: NJ good acceptance on time
-,Np4oN KEEN II. y. GAY, Agent.
Ncw Orleans. Muy 70, 1856. Try
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24
SPECIAI. NOTICES.

I lFE PILLS AID p11ENiX BlTTERS. THESE
il Mcdignc3 If taken at proper intervals not only
prevent the system from absorbing the infections mi
0sma Of newly settled countries but so strengthen the
constitution rs to proong the life of those VINO con-
tinue to avail themselves Of their tonic Qualities.
Prepared and sold by W. j. MOFFAT, 335 Broad
way and his agents
For sale ut the Drug Store of II. WALKER
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24

ID EADl READ! READ" Ie afflicted read the
IL following certificate Of u cure Of over 20 years
sauding:
H. f. lIEIMnui.p .p-Dear Sir: have been troubled
with an aGicton Of the Bladder and Kidneys Of over
twenty years. ! have tried Physicians in vain, and
ut lasl concluded to give your Genuine Preparation
a trial as had heard il highly spoken of 1t afford
cd immediate relief. have used three bottles and !
have obtained more relief from its effects and feel
much better than have for twenty years previous.
have the greatest faith in its virtues and curative
powers aud shol! do all in my power to make it
! known to the afflicted. Hoping this may prove nd.
vautugeous to You in assisting you to Introduce the
medicine. | ain truly yours NJ. MCCORMICK.
Lcwistown. Pa. Jan. -. 1857.
Should any doubt Mr. Mccormick S statement, be
refers to The following gentlemen
Hon. Wm Bielcr. cX.Gavernor Pennsylvania.
Hon Thomas b. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. j G. Knox Judge, Tioga aounty, Pa.
Hon. j. !. Black judge. philudrlphia.
Hon. Il. y. Porter, cX.GDyornor. Pennsylvania.
lion. Ellii Lewis, Judge Philadelphia.
Hon 4. &. Grier. Judge L. 5. court.
Hon g. w. Woodward. Judge. Philadelphia.
Hon VI. g. Porter, city solicitor. Phlladelphia
Hon John Bigler, cX:Goyctnor. California
! Hon Il. Banks, auditor general Washington city
With many others II necessary
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

PLAN y lON Eo1 SALE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR sALE ms
| Plantation on Black Creek, ten miles south oil
Jackson sixteen miles sonth west OF Clinton, aud nine
miles distant from Port HUDSON Louisiana, contain
inc about sixteen hundred and twonty-tive acres
700 acres of which are cleared.
HE WILL ALSO SELL,
With said Tract of Land hundred and fifty shares
of Citizens Bank Stock.
ALSO -:
The stock of Hogs, Cattle and sheep; farming nen-
sils and Blacksmith Tools
ALSO;
EIGHT or ten Mules and two or three wagons
lie WILL ALSO
Furnish on the place Corn at 90 cents per hushe'
and Fodder at 70 cents per hundred pounds.
This plantation is in high state Of cultivation,
and 400 acres of the land has been recently cleared
II has sixteen negro houses, with brick ehimneys
q brick blacksmith shop; also, commodious stables
and barns a new gin stand with 50 saws, and ne.
cotton press "A we'll and cstern besides two large
ponds of water, about eight feet deep which contain
an ample supply Of water for stock through the en-
tire year.
This plantation will be sold on the most libera
terms as to time. Those wishing to purchase gill ap
ply to me at my place on the Atchafalaya, Livon!'
p. o., Or to my agent, D G, HAEDEE, Clinton, La
rov2a ROBgHT PERRY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24
MECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANU-
EACTIRLRS. u FARMERS.

FACTURERS, & FARMERS.
PROSPECTUS OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
THIRTEENTH YEAR.
T7BIS WORK DIFFERS MATERIALLY FROM
other publications, beiogan illustrated periodical
devoted to the pronunciation Of Information relating
to the various Mechanical and Chemical Arts Manu-
iacturcs Agriculture Patents, Inventions, Engineer
ing MIL Work, and all interests which The light Of
Practical Science il calculated 70 advance.
Every number ot the Scientific American contains
eight page Of reading matter abundanty illustrated
with rom five to eight enerayines,-all Of which are
expressly engraved for this publication.
All Tie most valuable patented discoveries are de-
neatel and described in ts issues 20 that az respects
Inventions it may justly be regarded as an IHusfratsa
Repcto. who're the inventor may learn What has been
done before him III the field which he ia explor-
ing and where he may bring 70 The word khoWieuge
Of his own achievements
Reports Of American patents granted are also pub
lished every week including official copies OF all the
Patent Claims These Patent Claims are furnished
from the Patent Ohc Records expressly for this pa
per- and published in the Scientific American ~ ad-
rance Of al other publications..
Mechanics Inventors Engineers, Chemists, Manu-
facrers Agrcllturiss. and people in every proles-
sion Of lite will find the Scientific American 10 DC OF
Great value in their respective callings. Its counsels
and suggestions will sayc them hundreds Of dollars
annually, besides ahordng them continual source
Of knowledge, the value Of which is beyond pecuniary
estimate Much might be added to this prospectus,
to prove thai the scientific American is publication
which every Inventor, Mechanic, Artisan, and Engl-
neer in The Gnited States should patronlze but the
publication is so thoroughly known throughout the
country that we refrain from further description.
j, TERN. or SUBSCRIPTION. Dollars year, or
! ONE Dollar for six months.
GLIB RATES,
yccopea, torsX Months, .......... "a
Ten copies for Six Months .............. 50
Ten copies for Twelve Months .....t...... SO
Fifteen copies Tor Twelve Months s........ So
I Twenty copies, for Twelve Months, .,...,.. S2S
For ali clubs Of Twenty and oyer, the Yearly sub.
n g4,.,ipe e.,stl hn can't
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24

nR MA. SINMONpS' Celebrated Liver Medicine
ID ana Purifying Pills lust received and for sale
NH commission. by NORWOOD TlLDUN
Jnly ". 1856 sale 1gcm.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24

HELMBOL DIS GENu1NE PREPARATION
! For Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
and DropY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24

CANApA-At meeting of the Association
for the promotion of Canadian Industry, held
in Toronto last week, and which was attended
by twenty members Of Parliament besides many
others, resolutions were passed urging the
necessity of equalzing our tariff with that ol
the United States, with a view to preparing u
for free trade in manufactures with that coun
try, and also recommending that the Govern
mcnt be empowered to raise the duty on cot
ton goods, after due notice, whenever there
was a certainty that their so doing would Sc
cure the establishment Of cotton manufacture
in Canada.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24

De3" Mr.. Forsyth, our Minister to MEXICO
having addressed II letter to AttorncyGcncral
Black, asking his opinion relative to the fore.
ed loans made by the Iuloaga Government,
that runctionary has thoroughly examined the
subject in all its bearings, and come to the con
clusion that the whole proceeding is unwarant
able. The position of Mr. Forsyth is fully
sustained, and he will be notified Of the fact
Immediately.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24

HElMBOiD'S GENUINE PREPARATION,
Ill IlElMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation,
llELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation
lIELMBOLDS Genuine Preparation,
+ prepared according pharmacy and chemistry with
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! another column.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-24

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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

ell announcing that the British government
abnndons the right to visit aud search our
vessels on the high seas. That government
also intends to withdraw it's fleet from the
Gulf of Mexico, that no cause of quarrel may
exist between the American and English gov
ernmCnts.
The address of Col. l.. NJ. KEtrT, delivered
in Charleston on the occasion of laying the
corner stone of the Calhoun Monument, has
been published. 1t was an interesting inau-
guration of work long delayed, and was
participated in by a large number of persons.
The address is appropriate, clothed in ohasto
and beautiful language, and has added much
to the reputation of its gifted author