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Mr. W :. BENNETT.-WhcH ia Philadelphia Ia a few
days ago, called upon Mr. samuel sloan, the cclcbrat-
cd Architect aud author ~ the Slu Work on Archi-
lecture asked hIs opinion 10 the durability, &c
Of Vests Patent Roof, such you using the city
OF Memphis and he told that he had hes atun
I'm saying that II h good and durable ROOT and
Is all that advocates claim II be- farther say ing
that he s using II i lnc building for himself
Respectfully, JOHN L. MORGAN, Architect
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Of the Proprietor and Of the United States agents
Druggists and Dealers viii observe on each dozen
package the following label;
lNPuRTASr CAUuoS.-Tbe increased reputation and
great demand for TlOrn's Compound Extract Of Copa
ba and Sarsapara, have been inducements for others
10 offer limitations Of this valuable medicine. NendeTs
particularly warned c this fact that they rnay he
their guard, and dispose OF any impure article,
calculated nurc their reputation, ana destroy the
of the original preparation 10 obviate which
the Subscriber (successor James Tarrant, by whom
il iTst introduced into the United SJates) Las at
tached his signature to this caution counterfeit
which is forgery. JOIN A. TARRGST.
Address orders for the above article with fun direc-
tons for shipment 10
JOHN A. TARRANT q go, Druggists,
No. 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren 81, y. Y.
Dec. 7--ily.
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ST. Az4kSANS,
Harness.. Iiarness.!

CITUATED IN E4ig~hrld, on the Callaiin furnpil
~ For further particulars apply 10
sept IL. A Y. :. IINnSi.EY
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Attached IL note from JONI l. MORGAN, Esq. Arch
tect, by which may be the opinion Of Mr. samuel
Sloan the celebrated Architect and upon Arch
tectrirc, whose experience with this mode If roofing
without a doubt Is satisfactory t. all
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NEW
Meoifal.
r. r. r.

IJEAITH viii, in all cases, follow the OF Rad
i i ways R K. Remedies. There sick
diseased weak, feeble, crippled with pain
nirinities, but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resolvent, Regulators the nature Of the dis
or sickness may require, viii quickly and rapid
iy cure
These remedies consist of Railways Ready Relief;
Railway Renovating Resolvent Railway IS Regulators.
Each Of these remedies possesses special curative
certain diseases Yet there other iseas-
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used If there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body
tain their action the patient will live and be restored
TO health
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Misfellane0us.
Negroes! J

Negroes! NeGrocs!! For SaIe!!!
A No. MAN COOK, and his wife who is a splendid
n washer and ironer. Also good family Of Likely
Negroes, which will be sold low
tan25-u BOYD co.
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Coed for Man and Beast.

II = q hoNrfclgn TctnedN
for the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted
curing the most alarming ca
ses Of BRUIsEs, SPRAISs,
STRING Halt, ScRATcHEs,
WOUNDS, swEKNY, SPAWN ,
RING Bone, BIG HKAD, PoLI-
Evil, &c. No farmer, live
ys:able-keeper or any per
son owning valuable HoKsEs
should be without this valu-
able remedy.
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MisfellaneOus.
Benz. +. Shields Sales.

DEGULAR Auction Sales Of FURNITURE, COOKING
II UTENSILS, CARPETINGs, &c, every Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
ID OCULAR Auction Sales Of Dry Goods, Clothing and
H Varieties, each Wednesday aud Friday evening at
early Gas Light, by
Jan. lit BEN. y. Shields.
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n
pass IN excellence the ordinary med
Icines, aud that they win unpreoe-
dentedly upon the esteem Of all men They are safe
and pleasant 20 take but powerful o. cure. Their pen
e,ratng properties stimulate the vital activities of Tho
body, remove the distractions Of is organs purify
the blood and expe the disease. They purge out the
foul humors which breed and grow d<temper, stimu-
late sluggish disordered organs into their natural
action, and impart healthy tone 20 the whole system
Not only do they the every day complaints OF
every body, but also formidable and dangerous dis
eases that haz bafied the best human skhl. While
they produce powerful effects they are at The same
time IN diminished doses the safest and best physie
that be employed ioE children Being sugar
coated they are pleasant TO take; and being purely
vegetable, free from any risk q harm Cures
have been made which surpsss belief were they not
substantiAted by men of such exalted position and
character forbid the susIicon of untruth Many
eminent Clergy and Tby scians have lent their
% certify 10 the public the reliability of my
remedies while others have sent the assurance o
their con victon that nay Preparations contribute mn
mcnsely " the relief oi my afflicted, suffering fellow
men.
my Amcrican Almanac, containing cif-cons Tor their
and certificates oi their cures, OF The following
complaints:
oo-tveness, Bilious Complaints rheumatism. DFoi~y
Hsartbarn, Headache arising from foul stomach,
Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid ln@caon q tls bo~eh
and Pam arising thrrefr0n, fiatulency, los a Ape
ute al UcerOns and CuAneouE Diseases which require
ovAcuznt Medicine, scrofulA o. Kings HE They
also by parHying the 5lo"d and stimulating the sys
TEN, cure many complaints which q woaia not D. Sap
posed they could reach, such Deaiocsz, Partial
Bindness Sear4lga Nervous irrirebsihy Der4hge-
dred complaints arisins from Iow state q tse body
OF obstruction of ~ fahctsns.
Do be pat on by unpfineipled dealers With sone
other pil they make more prout Oh. Ash for Arsa =
rIIis and take ncthng ei-e No other they can give
you cotFAres with tins its intralstc vAlus cura
ave pow-rs- The srk Aant The best asd thcrs - Tor
them, and they should have %.
Prepared by DIR. y. q. AYERS,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lexsn, Mas
9Rl1 rs crz- Box FssK BsxKz SoR 81.
SOLD Bf
BERRY 4 DE,iOvlIIE Na.Ayille.
Retail By
10. & BROWN, and All Druggists u the city.
ERIERSoN 4 HANktSs. Columbia
THONAS BRO. CiArksy!lie,
y D uEERI Eheibyylls.
sciiEIL Bi-AckNOtlE. GAliasln-
Aa4 al ds4iers - aaedciEs ssery here-
hAS. PACKARD,
febl-4m AfVsTtiznE AErnt.
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Burns and ScaIds,
The Mothers CornpaniOn.

Ii cures CAKES IN THE
BREAST, SORE NIPPLES,
SORE LIPS, PmPLEs, &c. Ia
dies who prize "A pure skin,
void Of pimples, blotchcs /,
scurf, and discolorations
and excresences should AT
tack these trespassers on
beauty's domain as soon
as they appear with the
Arctic iniment. II Is cx-
cellcnt for the hair, giving
il a healthy glossy appear
Ens.n Il -
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Mr. Bennett has done some snail amount uf ru0ung
for me In his peculiar way, wlh Cation stun, c,atcJ
with preparation the bass of which appears IA be
Coal Tar. IL very eIiectua aud ight tuuf, aud ai
pears to promise considerable durability. from the
prescrvaiiVe qualities II the comos ton which lrne
ates the cloth aad protects from thu uuu~uro ct The
air and water The Composition ducs not l4uliy aud
from the effects OF the heat the ~ summer
nor does harden and crack rrum I,e snaicnce m the
cold Of Winter. A T. MEkitiL.
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10 you wish to be healthy and strongf Then 60 at
once and get some Of McLesn's Cordial IL will nvig
and strengthen your blood flow through every
vein, and the rich rosy bloom Of health 20 mount TO
your cheek again. Every bottle warranted 10 give
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nfw-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 345 Broadway,
New York
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RENEWABLE PIEAHURE.
One Square, year, S30-each additional square SO
Written notice be given 10 take and stop ad-
vertsements OF yearly advertisers before the year
pires, otherwise shall charge an done.
No contract Of yearly advertisements viii be dsoen-
ruued w:.aout previous notice Us viii any charge
be made for less than year at the yearly rates
sS- Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed for will be charged for the excess. -ee Il
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For sale by all respectable Druggists ans Dealers.
Prices of the Liniment, IS cents, so cents and 81
bottle. one dollar bottle contains much Linment
eight twenty nve cent bottles.
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hnatIfi~, IENN., Jan. Ia, 1897.
To TR PURuc;-W. :. Bennett made application %
last summer To cover buildings With Mrst's
Galvanc Cement; II being new thing thought
would try II; had applied To Blsg AsnitA shop and
Engine House, attached 10 tlle Foundry. They have
proved all required OF water proof roof having with
stood OF the sreatest storms and giving good
satisfaction. We only add, Try Il and you via DO
satisfied. CURTIS KNAPP, Iron Founders.
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To the NonIen.

Have been sold during the past six months, and In no
instance has II failed in giving entire satisfaction.
Who then Will suffer from weakness ar debility when
Mclean STRENGTHENING Cordial Will cure
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AGENCIES SOLICITED.
ReHi. r. Shields.

TTAyING completed his arrangements for the trans-
i action Of all kinds Of Agencies, 70 his salts
faction feels confident that he meet the expecta-
tons those who may itrust their goods 70 hs care
No conflicting his part shah al any time be
allowed as strictly business alone will be
Attempted Jan. TT
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\. = BRUCE 4 co,
Carriage Mandatory, Msnroe 81, Memphis Tenn

Mf2nHis, Tenn, Dee. sth 1856
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCEEN This h e. certify that
". : Bennett covered two roofs for me last Spring
with composition called Vests Patent Galy anc Ce-
nlent, one OF them a deck, the other an old
shingc roof, which giving perfect satisfaction. lie
also repaired domcT window, which leaked badly and
had baicd the skill oi Carpenters 10 prevent leak
ing, which he succeeded in making perfectly tight.
do most cheerfuily recommend hs mode OF roofing 10
the public for all roofing purposes and believe To be
permanent fixture against ire and water
d. CUtkRIIL,
Proprietor Commercial Motel
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There is no Mistake about IL.

This Cordial will fail any of the above
Diseases taken per directions each bottle IN
German, English and French.
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SUPERINTENDENT OFIIcs, MENntIs 4 Om. r. Il
MKNi1tu IyNN Erb IL lShT

Mr.. BENNETT;-lcar Sirs-our company having been
troubled very much with leaky cars, pot oi your
Patent Paint upon them, and tar my know o,g gc
extends, | can chcerlully recommend 10 any who
wish dry roof Of any SOFT
Yours, &c., II. COFFIN, Superintendent
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ME,irnL.. Nlarch .. 1857.

=
W. s BENNETT, Esq.-DcaT Sir--lhc facts within our
knowledge oi the durability, &c, 81 Vests GaiVanc
Cement; these; The building you covered for us
hast spring, am happy 10 state, has answered
pectations. We can, therefore, recommend II to the
public for all roofing purposes light, cheap, nre
and water proof root. IL docs get soft ana run
from the effects OF the heat Of the sun nor does Il
harden and crack from the effects Of the cold Any
persons wishing tn know Of tins article car call
at our man nuiactory.
n : BRICF A ca
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nasbuillf patriot.
TIE H M 81:

TERMS:
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TrtWeekly, per annum, Observation-Disclosures 90
WeeSIy, per annnnl 90
One Weekly for two years, or two Weeliies
--ss- for one year, IN advance .........-.. 90
= When the Daily, Tri-Wcekly, or Weekly Is 70 be
discontinued (pad in advance ut the time subscribed
for) the subscriber must order otherwise will be
continued, at option, until raid for and stopped
III not paid it must be paid at the time Of discontinu
ance, at option. II the party good it will be
sent until paid
Rcmittances by mail in q registered" letters,
risk.
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Eor7ChiIdren.

We say to parents, your children are sckly, pu-
nv, afflicted with complaints prevalent among chl-
drcn give them a small quantity Of McIcan's Cordial
and II viii make them healthy fat and robust. Delsr
not a moment, try Il and YOU viii be convinced.
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yxrE haxs ars~ sIerk q StrsN casiers. slnzlars.
w - fofes ea4 Cannmisgs fzlent fis lssieF
srtsis tnsk The aEss pselam a ne Nslcnai Fza =,
LeussEs- At<1lsf&14a ca n
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Prof. @. y. Fowler,
OF NEW YORK,
VITIII, commence a COURSE OF LECTURES on Hu-
w man Science, Life, its Laws, Functions, I'M
provements, &c. taught by PhTenology and Phys
ioIogy and applied Self Improvement Management
OF Children, Health, Marriage, &c, early in APRIL at
- Hall
He will also tell applicants all about themselves an
Children at his Hotel.
For particulars papers and bills OF day.
-annrff
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VIZ .21t % .ors lhs- ckxx w4sAzn woa4. for
Wv wheA re sli g4y cash We waas 70 make
zzrs w.H eospos sco
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

New AND Choice FURNITURE H. y. Gay has for
somc time past been receiving, and his Furniture
Rooms are now illcd, to their utmost capacity, with
various and well selected assortment of articles
suited Tor household use. Persons in want Of any
thing IN his line, either for cmbellishng u,cfny
furnishing their dwellings can not do better than BY
giving him call, as the facilities e has of procuring
MS supplies direct from the manufactures, enable
him to dispose of his articles Of furniture at as low
prices almost, as they can he procured in New Or.
leans and they are Of the best workmanship and
material.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

We heard with some surprise the statement that at
the Corporation election, VIM. Fergus Herman, had
scratched of the name Of Evans White DEM from his
ticket, and placed in its stead, that of J. G. XII.
bourne, x. n, who was thereby elected by one mao.
rity over White but we were more astonshed 10
learn of his opposition TO for the Sccreaiyshp of
the Board of Aldermen. BY joining with the X. n.
members he has placed d. u. Sanford in that posi-
sition-a gentleman upon whom Offices and appoint.
ments have beea most literally bestowed. holding
no less than three from the parish and one from the
corporation. Truly, when one, who would be con
sidered leader Of the democracy thus acts, small
blame can be attached to the falling off of the rank
and file.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

Irity with one hand and exclude labor from IL with The
other. Land Is dead capital without labor. Which
of us would buy up all the land in the neighborlood
and deliberately exclude the very labor for which we
would monopolize the soil Yet this is the course
the south is pursuing We lavish our treasure in the
purchase Of territory and exhaust our ingenuity in
excluding labor. We want slave states formed out
Of the territories of the United States yet We render
slaves 50 scarce and their price SO high, that most
of the first settlers are unable to carry slaves with
them Emigrants are generally poor and ne poor
man can give $1,000 or $500 for slave TO carry to
Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona, or any where else.
Look at Kansas at this moment, with population
large enough TO authorize admission into the Union,
with the DEED Scorr decision and pro-slaycy
constitution; there are not more than three hundred
slaves within her limits, But let score Of steamers
laden with slaves from Africa ascend our western
rivers and enter our Gull ports and our Pacific ports
and land their Rborers at the very door Of the emf
grant cabin, ut the cost Of two, three or four hun
dred dollars eaehand notwithstanding they are " bty.
bartdas. they viii each find "joyier rHdiut" ready
and able to sustain him and put him TO work. New
England humanity would be forgotten northern
capital would be invested in slaves Sharpcs rifles
would rust and IL Is possible the shricks for
freedom would become ian, and sickly. Land spec.
nlation would revive aud the locations and sale,
would BE- unprecedented.
In The present condition Of things II cannot be de-
nied that we are greatly deficient in labor In tho
Slave states aud rowerlcss 70 supply The territories III
competition with the north We are loud in our do.
maHd' ior slavc states hnt sadiy pargcrsc III cNclu.
ding slaves. slave state without goodly proper.
ton OF slaves can exist only on parchment II we
have trrtmy we must have iajor Or 1t III worthless
Land can not find labor when 1t is excluded by law,
but in new countries labor will always find land
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

CURE FOR CHARBoN.-'fhe following remedy. we
are Informed, has been successfully applied by some
OF our planters, among whose stock this disease has
appeared Throw the animal; scarry the diseased
part thoroughly and apply hartshorn. number six.
turpentine, salt, laudanum, red pepper. Drcnch-
with one table spoonful of hartshorn, in pint Of
whiskey, diluted with warm water
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

kEsuMpr1oN.--Fiom circular of Messrs Oakley.
Hawkins, Il Co.. we learn that the cmbarassmeuts
which attended them during the late crisis in com.
mercial affairs have been entirely removed Having
resumed In full they trust to receive the continued
confidence and patronage Of their friends and cores
spondents. !
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

COMMENCEMENT AT CErTErARY, We are indebted
to the Faculty OF this Institution for invitation to
attend the Commencement Exercises which will begin
on the 25th and terminate on the Goth Of the present
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

THE FRENCH Press on THE SEARCH QuEsrIoy--Tbe
latest French ministerial papers declare in favor of
the American view on the question of the right of
search and characterize the African blockadng eaua
dron as an utter failure. The Patre says;
France does not now keep her ships on the African
coast to catch slayers but to prevent British ships of
war from meddling with French vessels. Such an at.
tempt as watching the coast Of Cnba is frivolous
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

M All persons interested, either directly or indi.
reetly, In the establishment of permanent Male
Academy, in Clinton, are earnestly requested to meet
in tho Court House, on Monday next. ut 10 a. m.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

9sS-The scheme OF tunneling the East River so as
TO provide easy and certain transit between New York
ana Brooklyn for the growing population of the two
Clues, begins to engage public attention. and plan
and estimate have been submitted costing something
over half million of dollars which seem to present
FEASIBILITY and feasibility.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

ES- We are requested by the Messrs. starn, to
state that in consequence Of the prevalence of Char
bon among the beef cattle, they have suspended The
butchcring of the same, for the present
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10
LET THE SOUTH BIZ WARNED.

i =, ,,,. ,t,,,tt, .,,,, t,,,.,,.
" V'''''"''S ""'" 'ur ''"o''S " t"' o''st' l""V
arc regularly gradually, and but too surely gathcr
ing around the south, aud threatening TO stife and
,ycrhro,, IL. ti,lrst ,i,,st ,,d ,i,,lt,, a., ,,o.
-, ,yr'u.. y.
se"' 'hc 'o''o"'hs "Bh' o'd ihd'ta'l"hs from S"th
quarters a3 should arrest the serious attention Of the
reader
On the Goth of May tile Annual Meeting in London
Of the British aud Foreign Anti-slayrty Society
took place Lord Bronuhom came cxrrc..ly from
ihi4 estate nl c,nncs IN t,o Snnh or rrancc Il, ,n
side. and made usc Of tl,r.c siopirc,ut word..
"lnt fine slfnmcni If ucgroos rron tI,a co,.t or AZ
rico doe. not amount 10 one in u hundred of the mum.
orr "hich Is required tor Cuba alone. That is the
@ ",,vm ''',' % ~ ,', ''u
81, Morouyiiy Wo,ltl He co,d i ftJo uWH hj ,,,,
10 e1ea topW aa end IL Ne Ystm agree with those
VINO VINO MINK '0aL " potter course 70 take Is net to
mo-, tn,n"s.f,i. n,t,,,, !, ~, ~ VIZ ,,, ] - q"
and the coral reefs which abound but 10 do all we
can ~ concert with the French Government, III order
.,g G t'e ,, pan W ,l ',"'rs ~ ," u,
tnac-that whlc il World pnt an end ia the .l,y,
trade. i would greatly benefit The negroes Of Cub,
ana ,htif masters ana II "o1a |d,H4 y" an ed 10
darr grea oagpg 10 d NH Z, c7rry ito e1,c, MeSrt,f
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

HONOR TO AN AMERICAN SruDENr.-The highest ho.
nor in the gift of the University of Cambridge, En-.
gland, that Of . Senior Wrancler" was conferred
upon Morris Birlibec Pell, son OF Gilbert 7. Pell. of
New York 1t is the only instance in which this high
Academic distinction has been conferred upon an.
American.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10
AN ACT RELATIVE TO JUDICIAL ADVERTISE
Mt'\TS

SIC. 2-Be Il further macei, Sc. That when there
are two or more newspapers published in the parish.
the defendant shall have the right of SELECTING 1lir
NEWSPAPER in which the advertisement Is to be made
IL done within three days after the notice of such pro
ceedings or the seizure made under the process. If
the defendant neglect to select, then the PLAINTIFF
SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO DO So
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

MISSOURI POLTIcs.-The Republicans of the 81
Louis Congressional district have nominated Hon +
T. BAR, Dr., for reelection TO Congress. Resolutions
were passed affirming the doctrine Of Thomas JEFF
ferson, denouncing the administration, opposing ne
gre equality advocating the extinction of slavery in
Missouri and the removal of the negroes from the
State Three full tickets are now in the field, Amer
can, Democratic and Republican
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

WHAT THE GIRLS NEEp.-Mrs Ellis thus hints at
the deficiencies of English girls in household know
edgc. The cap will fit our own young ladies.
The truth is, my dear girls, you want. generally
speaking, more liberty and less fashionable restraint
more Kitchen and less paror more leg exercise and
less SOFA more making puddings and less piano !;
fust and less hustle.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-10

~" When you hear young lady declare that she
% hales an men, infer that some particular one has
touched her fancy