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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

w AND MEDlClNES,
No. 2, BRICK re
Keep constantly on hant
sortment OF Paints, Oils,
They are constantly rccc
factories, and other source
mcnt Of Fresh Drugs and
for sale on as favorable
Southern market.
Henry $. Bcccheno will
pcnsing of Physicians Pr
other Recipes.
The following compris
WAYS to be found at their
Acid, acctic
do benzoic
do citric
do muriatic
do nitric
do oyaliC
do phosphoric
do prussic
do pyroligncous
do sulphuric
do tartaric
Ether, acetic
do chloric
do sulphuric
Asphaltum
Alcohol
Aloes
Alum
Ammonia, aqua
do carb.
do iodine
do phosphate
do arom. spts.
AnnattO
Arrow root
Arsenic
Balsam, copaiya
do Peru
do Tolu
do Fir
Bath Brick
Batlcy's scdativc
Bay rum
Icbcrinc
Brbccrin. sulph
Iismuth, oxychlnr
,lo sub. nit.
Black lead
Blue indigo
Blue mass, English
Blue stone
l'orax
Bougics, gum elastic
do silver
birthstone -four
do roll
British ltlstre
lirominc
Buchu leaves
Burgundy pitch
Ialci- carb. prmc.
do phosphate
tantharidcs'
Cardamon seed
Casearilla bark
Castor, Russian
Castor oil -
Cathetcrs, gum elastic
do silver
Cayenne pepper
Chalk, French
10 preclpt'd
do prepared
calomrl. English .
Clramonile flowers
Charcoal. prepared
fnpping glasses
se'ry bark, Mild
Chloride. gold
do lime
10 soda. suiut.
Glorpiorm
Cobalt
Cocllincal
colocynth
Cologne water
Collodium
Composition
I onScryc roses
coppcras
Corks, various
Corrosive snblimatc
II am tartar
tnbcbs
bowers powders
Dragons blood
l.altcriun
Elder flowers
Elm bark
l.inplast. adhesive
do cantharidr,
do dischylon
do isingIass
do l.esinie
Extract. aconitc
do nillclniles
do bark
do bella donna
do coloconth
do digiialis
do hyosciamus
do Indian hemp
do .jalap
do kramcria
do nux vomica
,lo gnassia
do rhubarb
do sarsaparilla
do iarayacum
do valcrian
EPSON salts
Ergotine
Ergot
Filters. French
Funnels, glass
do wedgewool
Gallipots, assorted
Gelatine, Cox's
Glass measures
do ware, every desc
Glauber salts
Glycerinc
Granville's lotion
Gum Arabic, assorted
do assafgtida
do belziOn
do camphor
do catechu
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

Ia DEALEho in DRUGS
v, CLINTON, la.
n large and complete rs.
,rlumcries, NC.
ing direct from the manu-.
u large and varied assort-
,cmicals, which they offer
ms rs can be had In the
crsondliy attend to the dir
criptions, Family, and all
u few of the articles al,
rug Store viz.
Morphine, acetate
do sulphate
do mnriatc
Moss, Iceland
do Irish
Musk, grain
Nipple shields
Nursing bottles, ass'd
Nutgalls
Nux vomich
Oil of almonds
do annisccd
do bcrgamot
do black pepper
do cajcput
do caraway
do cassia
do ccdrat
do chamomile
do cloves
do capoit,c
do crOton
do crgut
do fcnncl
do hcliotropc
do jasmia
do juniper
do lavender
do ncroli
do olives
do orange
do origannm
do patchouly
do violet
10 pcnnyroyal
do peppermint
do rosemary
do sassniras
do savin
do succini
do yelbena
do winicrgrcen
do wormsecd
otto Of roses
Paints. chrome yellow
do chrome green
do litlargc
do Paris green
do Frussian blue
do white lead
do red lead
Paint brushes, assorted
Paper, every dissertation
Patent medicines, viz.
Arabian linimcnt
Ayces' cathariic pills
Ayers cherry pectoral
Dr. Jaync's family med.
Jew David's plaster
Court Plaster
Lyons kathairon
Mcl.ane's liver pills
Mclane'S vcrmii'ugc
Mustang linimcnt
ladclillc Ink
l;airy's tricophcrous
lrAndrci,'s pill.
IrUMn c.. Jam. ging.
Cnrmuicr', est. hnrln
40 sar,u
Cooper, i-iaslas.
palleA pain extractor
Fahne-tock . ,rlmiiug"
Gray > ointment
Henry inapnrsin
Panten's capsules
Radwny : ready relief
Rushion's cod liver oil
Tarrant's aperirnt
sand ) snrsaparilla
Thompson : eye water
Thorn : extract
Townscnd's sarsaparilla
Nistar's : bal, wild cherry
Wright. Ind. veg. pills
Peruvian bark
Pencils of all kinds
Pcssalics, assorted
Pestles and moriars
PHI boxes
Pin tiles
Pipciinc
Podnphylon
fum.ce stone
Putty
Potn,se aceta
do hi CARDS
do bromid
do causticc white
do chioratc
do cyannrct
do iodine
do sulphate
Quicksilver
Qnininc, sulphatr
do arscniatc
do acetate
do lcrrocyan
Rad alkanet
do calamns
do columbo
do colchiel
do genlian
do ginger
do iridis
do rhatany
do rhci
do santal
do sarsaparilla
do senga
do scrpentaria yir.
do spigelia mayl
do yalerian
Red precipitatc
Rotten stone
Rasped guiacum
Saffron
Sage pearl
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

GEN. QUIrMAN AT CnEpuLTEpEc. During
the operations before the city of Mexico Gen
Quitman continued high in the confidence Of
Gen. Scott, and was appointed by him to posts
Of distinction on several occasions. AT Che
pultepec he led in person the assault on the
batteries on the south side, at the foot of the
hill, and afterwards continued his victorious
course along the Tacubaya causeway to the
city. In this gallant enterprise there was a
generous emulation between his division and
that of Gen Worth, which was also advancing
towards the city along the San Cosmc cause
way. During the early part of the night the
advance continued, the head of both columns
seuding their flashes Of snlphurous light across
the plain. One hour and twenty minutes past
midnight the Garita of Bclcn was gained
Quitman Immediately mounted upon portion
of the wall, and waving a rife with hand
kerchief attached to it as II flag, called upon
those around him to mark the hour and to note
the position Of the head of Worih's column.
which was still some hundreds of yards from
the Garita Of San Cosmc.
Here the battle lnled for time, while the
exhausted troops were ordered to lie down on
their arms for few hours rcposc Sending
an aid to report to General Scott his position,
Quitman, in company with Major Bcauregard,
of the Engineers, procaeded to select positions
and throw up batteries against the citadel,
which was Immediately in front Of them. AZ
ter some time the aid-de.camp returned, and
Qutman anxiously inquired, "Wliat news from
headquarters
every one says that you will not he able
to hold the position replied the aid-de.camp,
/ and that You will have to fall back'
'But what did General Scott say 2" hastily
demanded Qntman. "Did he send me any
orders ~
General Scott said, sir, that he would not
cmbarrass you with orders"
II thank General Scott for this. Then gen
tlemen, we will hold the position said Gcner.
al Quitman, "and go to the National Palace" !"
And he did hold it, and at seven o'clock that
morning he hoistcd the American flag on the
National Palace in the city. lie was thus the
first to enter the capital, as he had been the
first in Monterey.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
ARTHUR CRAWFORD & Co.

ARTHUR CRAWFORD d Co.
VHTlIOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES,
No. 2, BRICK ROW, CLINTON, la.
Keep constantly on hand, n large and complete rs.
sortinent Of Paints, Oils Pcrlumeres, NC.
They are constantly receiving direct from the manu-.
mcnt of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals, which they offer
for sale on as favorable terms rs can be had In the
Southern market.
Henry $. Bcccheno will personally attend to the dis
pcnsing of Physicians Prescriptions, Family and all
other Recipes.
The following comprises few of the articles al.
~ Lo Eo,,,l LII iLnir lrun SIarn viz
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.

II prepared directly according 10 the ruics Of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
with The greatest accuracy and chemical kaowlcdsc
and care devoted 10 H. combination. See Professor
Devices valuable works on the practice of ply sic and
most Of the late standard works Of medicine
Ht~ - | q q 1.tS
One hundred dollars will be paid to any physician
who can prove that the medicine ever injured pa.
iicnt and the testimony Of thousands can be prodn
ccd 10 prove that II does great good. Gases Of from
ono week to thirteen years standing have been ellrc
ted The mass or VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY in
possession of the proprietor yonelng its virtues and
curative powers, is immense. embracing names we'll
isp, a.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
SCIENCE AND FAME,

Personally appeared before me. an alderman of th'
city of Philadelphia, II. 7. liEIMBoLp who being dn
y sworn does say. that his preparation contains ~
narcotic mercury. or injurious drug. but purcl,
vegetable II. 7. llEIMnor.D, Sole Manufacturer.
sworn and subscribed before me- this 23i day 0
November lsjI WMP. llBHARp, Alderman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-07

JWhn BPan lss Estate.
HAVE been duly appointed Administfator u
I John Brant, dsesasst, OF jackson Township,
Lee casnty, Iswa, end Asrssy notify all parties
having claims agsins. tho same - present then
70 me. properly asthentisAtsa, and within the
time s2s,ifed BY Law. A u pssssns kaoring them
selves indebted 10 deoeased Ars rsquirsd to make
settlement ~ soon - possible.
L.wo0D,
keokuk, Nay s, '5S-d2w Adninistntog.
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q r E N A g A In
G. q. Wilson

INFORMS his friends tAal ~ haso Dsaed again Il
k:his old atAnd a SECOND strsss near Nsin, foso-
ssly n. \. pe1e1day : wiiscA. With lases stssh
u V01 y1p36T 1tasioncSy. Envslopss, 0nvtne
yap6s. TsSe tabts, Schocf Books, -. -, All 81
which h viii sell lever tAan ever hsfofs oGespd
IN Ksokuk
Who have NOT settled their accounts with ths lAl1
arm Of ". II. D. . W., that now Weuld 10 N a.
eellent oproytsnity to do %, - hs 10 anxious a
sless up tks bssinsss u the 1ra.
apv15d
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kEOkUK CLAsSICAL SCHOOL.
rIsuE uS1enisusd will open Oh Aoadsy next,
the sAAkh II May, In the Iowa Medical OolIsgs,
in this Classical School for the iastrsction
Of young men and boys, in which will be taught
Ancient Language, Sciences, and higher Aaths-
MATES; also, the higher branches Of Common
English Education. Regular Rotations in scrip
turs will also be kept up during the session.
The seholastic year will be divided into four
quarters, Of ten weeks each.
TUITION:
Languages, Sciences and higher Matchmaker per
90
Common English Branches, per quarter .... Y 80
Payable 81 the end Of each quarter.
~. W. JAMESON, Principal.
~ RKfEA TO
Rev. Jno. W D. b., Pres't Wash. COL, Penn.
Rev. Win. p. Amen, D. D., Prof. Math., do
Rob't Milligan, "A. ~, Prof. Msth. Bethany Col
lego, Va.
Rev. J. T. Moon, Principal Monongalis Acad. Va.
Hon. 3. 4. Reed Washington, Penn.
VIM. MeKennan, Esq.,, !" !"
A. s. Richie. Esq ;, v ct Middletown, Penn.
Jno. P. Hornish. Esq, Keokuk, Iowa.
j. II. Craig, ESQ.,, 81
Messrs- Rankin, Miller 4 Enster, Keokuk, lows.
keokuk, Nay g, ,5S din
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a.. n. sbe ONaON. n. W
nfFIcE and Residenoo in Union Block. Isl
~ Main-si., over vowsll's Dsug Store.
may5dtf
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Religlsus

OF naArsd and eishty-ssven persons
vsrS - Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's
Church last Sunday. His Church has now
eleven hundred members. The Congrega-
tional Church 1t oberlin, Ohio, numbers
over fourteen hundred members, and is the
only one Of that order in the United States
with more numerous membership The
Beecher's.
Tue REVIVAL AND TrnrERAScs.-Tho1 ~
vivai has had an eviden. effect 10 ID NJ
the cause of Temperance throuG ~
country. A thousand persons il y ~ lave
signed the temperance pledge I Hartford,
Conn.,, during the Revival
CTThs Young Me- Csissian Assoei.-
ton, Of Philadelphiss hsss ssseted ssnt
with seats for three eaasnd pSDpenas lsr
Summer operations.
CTAs late anniversary Of DR.. fy1g's
Sabbath School, in Nsy xGt, 1851 schalass
were present.
Would it not be wsMVV have general and
persistent effort upon the part Of christians
in this place to indu1oNR the children Of
Keokuk to attend oG6bath School. And
i then let earnest, faithful and persevering ef-
forts be put forth, by instruction and prayer
10 lead them to . saving knowledge Of the
RedesmeF.
RTThe N. Y. Examiner giyes a list Of
conversions in various places during tn.
month Of April amounting TO $4,000 per.
sons.
ETThs minutes Of the recent Conference
Of the n. z. Church Of Kansas and No.
brssks show force Of III ministers 10 Kan
sas and 20 10 Nebraska, IN the itineraney Of
the present year, and 50 local preachers in
the two territories. There are 1928 comma
nicsnts in Kansas and 7e7 in Ncbfaska.
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0ls0asto0 wanted.
Il Man With family, who has besn raised :
Afasnss, wants place II the country. Ineslse
at this Once. [spTl3dAv1
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To Ladies anA Aaassurs % paaass,
MR.. P. BELIEF, FLORIST,
y kSPECFULLY inrorms the pablo thnt -
IL he has just arrived in this city, with
tention Of ladies aud gentlemsn " called . tue
following favorite ones Camefias. full AoWer
Rose Trees, the rasest kind Asslsas, KAimias
Rhodcdendron. Peonsa, Arborsa, Daphnes andre
media; European Fruit Trees, III kinds Pinks, 81
varieties Dsbliss, guaranteed; Bulbous Roots
Flower and Harden Seeds, Ac,, 10.
No. SO Aain-st., between. I'd and Nd for one
week oaiy. rMaysd
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n CARW.
MCFARLAND HOUSE !.

~. Madisens .... Iewa.
= having bssn extensively sirsalaasd that the
ebevs Aosss - ~ bee1eseh inmeAietely ~
Dpblie are rsspsctfully ln4ornsa thaA Il il stili
ihtendsnss Of 80 6 1.SIVTON
Nay t-dlv e sg q
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RTThe New Constitution Of Kansas 10 to
be submitted TO vote Of the people OF that
under proclamation Of the Presi-
ol tho Convention, 0sn. Conway, on
\ird Tuesday in May.
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EXAMINATION or TEACnEms.

EXAMINATION OF TEACH EMS.
n Ill psrsons wishisg Certificates u their quail
IN eAstens - Teschers Of Common, Schools In
s q ssanty ssxs sDnn1lsd to present shsnssivss
os.ssS sA.., H.s...
r ths Usy .s..ay ssd wsdsss-
Hour. 8 ssaf' ns o.s'csl : m. = I
County SapcrintS ent Of Common SCHOOLS.
May 4, 'ts.dSv
PAsscngors Ter the Geld Mlnss
A NE notified that the Steamer Ann0~ -
n CLARA HIM, CAPT. PArrsH. A1nn
win ieays tor Dee 4slnes this A.
tsrnoon st o'clock. A few tons -----' =
more Of frcsSht win Be- taken " early application
10 made. ClEGHORN, TAYLOR AGO..
May 7th-dlt Levee, near Mainst.
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pa 49, the most AbsOkbING snd
1IWNTALE Of LIFE AMONG THE IN
DA NJ tef pubiished. The Aear.-rsnding Trials.
srf, iin11 and Privations Of the lovely heroine,
BLANCHE BERTRAND. whose life was In son-
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OF Wild and pariious adventure among the lava
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REMOVAL.
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Having MsvsA - the new Z sssry
Hsuss, No. lOs Mala.ss., Ger. Asn,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH,
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PAINTERS AND DUILDBns
Win GLASS Of ali sss,, from ssss 10 4os< 90 |:
SASH, (Primed and Gissed ~ desirsd0
LINsEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled y
LARD AND CoTToN-sEED OIL,
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PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;
ALCOHOL;
VARNI H 6 8 AND JAPAN.
We also manufacture "whits's Compound
Drier, which 10 hyperion to any other drisS u The
market.
We have con stantly In stock Whiting, venstiau
Red, Ochss q, Chr me, Paris GrcsA, Umhss, Sisnnas
LAmpblaek, vandyks Brown, Red Lead, Lithaf e
BE-, 10. Aiso, Paint Brushes, 0lAsiers' Dianonds
Glasiers's Points. Gold Lat, 4e.
We have large stock Of Hardware, which hsv.
ing been received within the past twelve months
10 all new and fresh, and wishing to close this
branch Of business, will seil Il at exceeding
~ Low Agures. The stock comprises good aasos3.
ment Of baihing materials adapted 70 ths Western
market saa Oaspsatsss' Teols.
Ave invits the attention Of Country Nss.
chants to our stock, feeling assured that W car
sell them goods at - loR pFsss - they can and Il
81. Louis srsny other Western city. -
I We SOLICIT the attention. q Merchants, Paintefu
and Builders TO our now place Of bssiasss,
No. 1O3 Mata ssrssf, nest 70 Meeefn 1sMpAa's
Apr2Sd PLUMn4R 90.
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The question Of free labor and the cman-
e;p.s;on Of the few remaining slaves Of the
state Of Delaware, is beginning to elliott Ct
Hs.tiou ana cause come futtering anon )
the "blue hons chickens" The arguments
thas sppesr most potent in favor Of move
mont Of the kind address themselves to the
most selfish interests Of the people and ap-
neal TO their "business and blossoms" with
more immediate practical effect than any mo-
tives drawn from the views Of Justice or phi
lAathropy. These arguments are, First
SiAvery dstess amigrs1t2 IRON coming into
he state IND W g ~ - !.
bry, form the basis % M sss "a
bod, Slavery keeps dow y priss q fsal
estate in Delaware and prevenle bhs ~.
urovements. Aud noted gsaessl HlustxA.
tion Of this argaRsas is, Nat farms in ths
northsrn part 1sdts where there are
no slaves arS ~ City dollars pss
sore; whilSe y = ~ szsssns southels
part Of the S. 6hsts - IN y tho slss!!
.pspula.isn i IL - wsstA saly siga1
Or ten dollars peress *IAiaes i'~orf
ing" - &s
s~s- k8 afS
AMY Q9as Ihs following oaicsr'
are ammo ssgst The distinguished ~
rivals in - this week, on their way y
the seat 81 war: Gen. Persifer F. Smith
Gen. Harvey, Col. J. E. johnson, Maj. N. @
Masrea, Maj. w. w. Chapman, Capt. A. A
Humphreys, and Capt. a. PlsasAnton.
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a correspondent Of the Boston Post
that the people Of st. Louis are d.
vided into two classes, which include the en-
tire population. Glass one sell Lager Beer,
and class two drink Il. What4yk cher
classifcations may be made OK
are only sub divisions under thee ssneral
heads.
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b CO 4 hsrderes hsxiDg escaped from the
Sheriff O. Webstss county, western ex-
change s6kkests that : detective be sent to
Washington, to apprehend him before Bu-
chanan appoints him to of6ce.--[ Burlington
Hswkeye.