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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-26

CoMPouND GLTcERIKE LOTION is the most efectual
remedy use for Chapped Hands and snbUrn Also to
use after Shaving, to aay the inflammation irritation
&c As cosmetic for softenng and beauying the skin
removing pmpes, reckes, lips, &C. il is supe
rior to all other preparations in use,
CHARLES CLARKE,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-26

TWELVE YEARS TEST has established the reputation
and durability of CLAFLN's Pictures. The faitfnness
and high of his productions the grand secret Of
his success Go to Clans lss Main street. Citi-
zens, RANK dim fl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-26
Special 91otues,

For the Afflicted everywhere.-Montgomer
MAY H. 1871 do hereby certify that have been using
Professor c. DEGRATd'S ELECTRIC OIL, 80 South
Eighth street, Philadelphia, for Spinal Affection, disr
ease of TWENTY-FIVE years standing with greater relief
than from any of the thousand applications have ever
made Of this with more couhdene Of Its virtue
this particular disease since having heard of another
in city, of four years STANDING which was m
staaneously relieved by the Application of DeGrath
Electric Oil write this for the benefit Of those untoru
nate persons everywhere who may be suffering from ths
disease, and debt owe Prof DeGrath for having
found such discovery You that have not got ~
write for t-get by all you wish to get reiei
may necessary say that have interest III sell
ing DeGraths Electric OIL and that the Professor Is
stranger to me- but that shall always remember nm
with gratitude. WILLIAM u RoGELE1,
For sale by GEORGE r. SPUR, 20l Main street.
wholesale and retail Agent for De Grsh Electric On
f26 daw2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-26

Gail early In the day at the Union Art Gallery II
you would secure sitting for one of sPooNER LIN
coin unriyaed Pictures. Time tor sttngs eau DC pre-
yiOusly engaged atf IA
The Superior Photo craps and Ambrotypes
made at Tnion Art Gallery, 1877 Main street are last
taking the lead and why should they notr Every one
admits they be exceed You Will md there the
largest assortment of Cases in the State DIFF tH
Union Art Gallery, is at 1917 Main Street.
SPOONER u LINCOLN, Proprletors
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26

The NEWSPAPER PREss.-Mcn dislike to
praise II or acknowledge its power. Many
habitualy deny its influence, and as constantly
court its favor and its encouragement. 1t has
made more regulations for public men, more
fortunes in business and more professional
characters for individuals, than have ever been
made otherwise by ability, energy and skill
1t is great beneficiary for politicians, their
main reliance, and their only means Of acquir-
ing public notoriety. 1t is the ordnance de-
partmcnt for poitics-the arsenal and maya
zine from which small minds draw their wcap-
ons and ammunition for political warfare. 1t
furnishes them with all their data, annalyzes
their subjects, draws their conclusions, and
conicrs upon them the distinction Of ostensibe
authorship It is, with it's thousands of edit
ors, still an impersonality. The press speaks;
We listen to it, not as the voice of one, but as
the impcrsonal organ of many. 1t is assailed
by dwarfs and struts who often effect to treat
it with disdain, to the infinite delight Of its
laborcrs and conductors.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26

The Science OF SLEEpiNG-The earth is a
magnet, with magnetic currents constantly
playing around it. The human body is also
a magnet, and when the body is placed in GER
tain relations TO the earth, these currents har-
monte, when in any other position they con.
llict When one position is to be maintained
for some timc a position should be chosen in
which the magnetic currents of the earth and
the body will not conflict. This position, as
indicated by theory, and knownby experiment,
is to lie with the head towards the north pole
Persons who sleep with their heads in the OPP
positc direction, or lying erosswise, are liable
to fall into various nervous disorders. When
they go back to the right position, these dis.
orders, if not too deeply impressed upon the
constitution, soon vanish. Sensitive persons
are always more refreshed by sleep when their
heads point due north Architects in plan
ming houses, should bear this principle in mind
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26
COTTON PROSPECTS FOR 1869.

In the ANIMAL article of Mercator. a cores.
pondent of the Liverpool Times, we find some
very valuable statistics. The highest estimate
OF the American crop is taken as part of the
data OF his calculations lie states the Amer.
lean crop at 3,6OO0G0 bales; the East India
crop at oso,ooe; Brazil. Egyptian and West
lndian at 2iO, 500; making total of 1920.
oO0 Bales OF this amount the United States
will consume some 100000 Exports from
the United States to England will reach 300.
600, ofwlich 100. 900 will be re-eyportcd to the
Continent, and 20, 900 probably be lost at sea,
making the actual receipts for consumption
from the United States l,7SO,00O The Con
tncnt will consume of our cotton 900, 900
directly exported, and 100000 above named
from England, making 100000. OF the
East India crop, it is estimated England will
take 30OO 900, and the Continent $50, 900.
OF the Brazil, Egyptian and West India crop,
England will take Che whole 24O 600 bales
The distribution will then be as follows: Great
Britain from all sources $40, 900, minus 20, :
600 lost by casualties at sea; the Continent,
1880 900; the United States, 700 900; total,
1920, 900. The writer concludes bis letter
with the following speculations about price,
which we commend TO our readers who are in
tcrcSted in the great staple:
We feel, however that there is roou for
greater divergence from our views on the side
OF deficiency than abundance for If the peace
of Europe is preserved there is every reason to
hope for n year of uncyamplcd prosperity to
the manufacturing interest, and it would not
surprise us il the consumption of the kingdom
reached $4,000 bales per week. IT, concur
rent with this the American crop proved only
three End half millions, and our computed
export To England was abridged / 90, 900 bales
il is obvious that the interests of Lancashire
would again be jcopardiscd. 1t seems there
fore, to be clearly the wiscst policy for manu-
facturers to encourage for another season at
least n tolerably high scale prices for the raw
material; for it is in the last degree injurious
t. their interest that the stability of their
t'adc should be liable to be disturbed by
trifng marginal deficiency in the annual S D
ply. does not appear, then, that much lower
prices than the present are justified, viewing
the question commercially; and, if trade is al.
lowed to pursue the even tenor of its way I'M.
disturbed by political connections, it is not
likely that prices will vary materially from
their present leyel. At the same time, it is
obvious that they are no longer so absolutely
controlled by the c!cment Of supply as they
haze been for the last two years. There is
now no immediate danger of positive search
ty of cotton, aud, therefore, prices are more
liable to the action Of secondary causes, and
Il feeling Of diStrust, such as might be occa-
stoned by a European war, would have full
scope reproducing every serious results -llo-
bile .Uercurg
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26
THE FELlClANA DE MOCRAT.

fairly and equtably levied than in the barren
privileges which the Lecompton Constitution
would have secured to them in Kansas for q
few months, the mantle of federation is large
enough to cover Northern Democrats who are
influenced by Interests Numerically opposed to
ours. Let MS see, meanwhile what the stick
lers for unity who dcnounce the so called Anti.
Lccompton Democrats will say for or against
'he protective Democrats. They cannot well
make fish Of the one and flesh of the other.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
CLINTON DRUG STORE.
STURGES' BUILDING.
IT XXI n II * E7.

il. "ALE<ER
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER In Drugs
w and Medicines Chemicals, Paints. Oils, Dye
stuIs, perIumery, glassware. dye-woods, painters
articles, varnishes wndow-gass. fine soaps. fine hair
and tooth brushes seeds of all kinds, surgical aud
dental instruments trusses and supporters of all kinds
spices. snuils manufactured tobacco superior inks,
Ei,"iure Wines and Bra1dics for Medical Purposes "s,
Fancy articles, &C.. &c, &c. All the popular med
icines Of the day for sale ut proprietors prices.
oIIer goods equally US low us they can be obtain
ed from any establishment in this section, warranted
to be fresh, pure and genuine.
Orders from the country promptly filed, and sat
islaction guaranteed without regard to price and
quality Prescriptions will receive careful attention
at ALL HOURS.
Clinton, La. Feb. 2, 1853
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26

NOTICE! NOTlCE!! NOTICE!!!
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO Me- are respect.
a fully requested to come forward and Settle
Mr. G. i. Ratlii, at the Drug Store of Il. Walker il
my authorized agent. and can be found at all times
when am absent. | am DESTROYS of closing up my
business as soon as possible, and il persons who are
indebted TO me do not comply with this notice. shall
at once institute suit on all unsettled claims.
may ISAAC y. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26
A r T II U II era w FORD.
SUCCESSOR TO II. S. BEECHENO.
ID II GGIST Il ECARY

No. 2. BRICK ROw,--EAsT SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND a complete as
n soriment of Drugs, Chemicals Surgical Instru
mcnts Pcrfumcrics Soaps. Also dealer in Paints
Oils, Varnishcs and Brushes of every description.
Mr. W. II. McQuithy, from the house Of scklcs 4
Co.. New Orleans, will attend to the sale, and dispcn
sary OF Medicines at all hours lie is now fully pre-.
pared to fill any orders In his line ard the stctcst
attention will be paid to any orders from the country
and respectfully solicts share of patronage from
the public.
Wines and Liquors Of every description for medical
purposes. dec. Is.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26

The GREAT STEAM BATTERY The steam
battery at lIobokcn, on which the labor of
years has been expended, is now nearly com.
pletcd, and is described by the New York Day
Book as follows:
The structure is some $50 feet along, with
beam breadth Of about 80 feet, and depth of
hold from 20 TO 20 feet IL is very sharp at
the bow ana well proportional The ribs are
about three feet apart, the outside being cover
ed with heavy sheet iron, rivctcd on in squares
about three feet long and two feet wide, aud
with the exception Of the centre, the sides have
reached the height of from seven to ten feet
above the kcson. On either side, and about
midway, the sides e1teud up twenty or twenty
five feet. There are two tiers Of raftcrs, one of
which, no doubt constitutes the lower deck,
and is about eight feet above the kelson, and
the other about sXtcea or seyeGteen feet above
the kclson, and eight feet above the lower deck
Eight engines and ten boilers have already been
adjusted in the battery. The top will be shell
led over with iron of the same thickness as the
sidcs--thus rendering the battery, it is sNppos.
ed, bomb proof The upper and middle decks
will probably hold 1000 persons. The battery
will be wort cd by a propeller, and, it is hoped
will make q ruu ofeight miles an hour. About
500 900 have already been expended on its
constructing opd it is estimated that SlO0, zoe
will be reWireed to finish it,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26
Ea;y@ REWARD @g9an

TO MY FRIENDS AND TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY
Y)llE year 1858 has closed. never to return again
1. and so have my Books, for the purpose Of not
opening any more accounts.
!, therefore, request all those indebted to me, to
come forward, and settle their accounts with Rail
Road speed, | stand in need of money TO meet my
own liabilities
Hereafter, shall sell for CASH only, which will
enable me to sell You goods at New Orleans prices
and which will save You The trouble of paying long
bill at The end of the year, therefore hope that you
will not ask me to credit you with any thing, as |
shall positively be compelled 10 refuse you.
jan |, 1859 MARTIN COLEMAN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26

THE sEasso,&s.-The steamship Magnolia,
arrived yesterday from Florida brought over
Major Rector Indian Agent; Mr.. r. M. John
son, Mr.. VIM. Quescnbury, and seventy. one
Seminole indians, of whom twenty are war
riors, emigrating to the Indian territories west
of Arkansas.
The purser Of the Magnolia Informs us that
these Indians got on board the steamer at Pun
TIA Rassa and were then eager to leave their
native shores: but that, from some unknown
reason, they had only short time before be-
come very discontinued, and were much oppos-
ed to leaving Major Rector succeeded, how
ever, in restoring their confidence in him and
the Government, and the prompt arrival Of the
steamer gave II new current to their ideas and
wishes.
These are probably the last Semnocs that
will emigratc from Florida. The few that re-
main there belong to Sam Jones band it is
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26
COLLEGIATE NOTICE.

I'llE SlI.LlMAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTI.
l. TCTE viii be reopcned the First of October
under the supervision of the Rev. Tuoxls u. LEA, Us
Principal.
Mr.. LEA is graduate of Princeton College, New
Jersey, and has had sixteen years experience as n
Teacher. Parents nay rest assured hcr daughters
will be In proper hands when conidcd TO his charge
BfTHELL HAYNES
sept Secretary of the Board Of Trustees
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26
INSTRUCTION.

'NllE UNDERSIGNED. n graduate Of Yale College
u and Of five years experience in teaching, opened
Oh the lst Monday in October. 1853 a
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
in Clinton, La, in the lower part of the building for
merry occupied by the Argus Office south west cor
ncr Of the Public Square.
TERMS PER MONTH.
For common English Branches, .........-....s So 90
Higher do do . a 90
Latin and Greek. Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
French and German. Observation-Disclosures. q 90
Having the best testimonials, as regards character
abilities, and success, both from the Facility of Yale
College and from the places where he has been teach
ing, he hopes to receive the patronage Of all who are
interested in the education Of their children.
l.. DElBlNSKi.
NIB. Pupils will be prepared for any class in
College. For further references, enquire Of Mr.. W
A. Lane, and Rev J. b. Smith. oct 2
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26

thought, will remain quiet and will be steadily
occupied in digging coon to"---thc arrowroot
for Eastern traders-N o. Pscayuuc
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26

NEW MEDICINES.
TuST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE at the Drug
d Store of NORWOOD TIl.DON, u fresh supply.
consisting, in part, of the following:
doz Balm of Thousand Flowers;
Browns Ess. jamaica Ginger:
Roan's Tonic Mixture:
| Osgood's India Cholagogun;
. Railways Ready Relief;
Regulators;
RcsolYcnt
Hooland's German Bitters;
2 Reddin's Russia Snlve;
2 Rushtons Cod Liver Oil;
Billings Astrngent Syrup;
Gross Barry's Trcopheros;
| Lyons KathaiGon:
l Wincn's Canadian Vermiinge:
Il. 4. Fahnesock's Vermifnge.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26

HAVING bought the patent right for the sale,
Of the Crane Metallic Burial Caskcts, ut great ex
pcnse, we introduce them to the public as having .
superiority over any case now in use, beauty of de
sign, artistic and elaborate finish, simplicity in lin
ing. highly decorated aud unique silver mount
ingS, perfectly air tight, and also giving an entire
lew of the body,tle top of the caskct being con
rtruccd Of the finest French plate glass renders il
the most desirable case eyer introduced to the pub
lie Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass, which
secures the case from damage on account Of any ex.
ternal pressure
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-07
MOUNT EDA
FEMALE COLLEGE,,

| DAVENPORT, 49,. low a
THIS Institution is situated on delightful en- memo
= surrounded BY beautiful grove, overlooking The
rapidly growing cities Of Davenport, Rock Island and
Moline, and commands enchanting view of The
miles, with its fe-lke STEAMBOATS, in the summer mass
ing almost every hour. This combines most charminvy
al the ADVANTAGES OF country and city location and in
purity Of moral mosphere sub
Unity and beauty Of scenery that exceled IL IA
thought ny that Of any similar Institution in this ma.
ton. y also easy e access from all points Of COM
THE BUILDING
Is substantial Brick edice, ou stories high and II
now being ntted up In the most approved style or East
ern Colleges. The session rooms have been neatly
grained papered and supplied the best STYLES 81
Boston furniture, and the three commodious parlors
nave been tastefully furnished with and elegant
PlANOs, &C., for the accommodation Of the musical
and ornamental department; neatly furnished
BOARDING HALL,
Sufhcienty commodious one hundred young In.
dies and will be under the of the President
ana MS Lady, and parents may be assured that no
pains VIII be spared not only to promote the scholar.
snip and standing but the health and comfort OF their
!. Mod el School for Misses.
Al Academic department, preparatory to enter.
9. Collegiate course, embracing substantially the
scientific and classical course, recently established for
Female Colleges BY Convention Of Presidents Of Col.
reyes, aeld At Cincinnati, Ohio.
T. An Ornamental depar tment, extra.
Additional teachers will be added the Faculty a.
the wants Of the College shall demand.
ne AussNusion OtinG placed under the auspices Of
Mount Ida College Association and incorporated vth
the highest Collegiate powers, appropriate
LITERARY DEGREES
Will be conferred and Diplomas arded to those yonn
Ladies who complete the prescribed course OF study
5 4 ) OS S. "a
The Eighth or Summer session, comme noes on Mon
DAY, May 2, 1859. Students viii be received at any
time during the first half Of the Session Arrange
ment: have been made with Stean,boat companies on
the Mississippi, whose palace-k Packets are plyins
between st. Louis and st. Paul. 70 carry students 10
and from this College, the present season. half fare
Hall fare passes, Circulars, other information IL
the President, rr1Sl- -.e
apl9-bpu REy NJ N TOOKE
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-07
GREAT SALE
OF Personal and Real Propertv
A Rare Chance 10 Make MOMeY!!-Q
City Lots for sale.


City Lots for sale.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Trustees for the Icarian com.
munity, offer for Sale the whole Person Al and Rea
Property used occupied by said Society ~ Nauvon
Illinois or the twenty i've lots composing the rea
property, seventeen situated in the center OF thr
City, on which are built fifteen houses, adapted TO the
1st-Eight dwelling houses, coptaiainR over 100
Rooms, with large and finely decorated Hail known
tbs "lcarian Hail." and the Kitchens, Needle shops
2nd-A fine Stone Building-the Icaran schoo,
House.
8rd-A Brick House-Bakery.
4th-One Stone, Brick and one Loe Honse CON
tanning the Cooper's, Carpenters, Wagon Makers
BlSek smiths and Machinists Shops
5th-One Cow and OK Stable.
6th-Une Horse stable.
1th-A Garden House.
sth-ln the center Of this Division Of the property,
MON WON TEMPLE,
remaining standing.
In the lower port Of the city, and on the margin Of
the Mississippi River this property consists OF eight
lots, on which 10 built Distiilery and Grst and saw
Mil, A. also fine Brick Dwelling and ave other
out-houses built for the accommoda of this Estab-
shmen just repaired, and the only one Of the kind
for ten miles around The Warsaw aad Rock ford Rail.
,oAo. ~ course OF construction, passes within few
Island No. 8, the most timbered one between Mon.
trose and Fort Madison with very comfortable cabin
for sale.
The above described real estate together with large
amount q undescribed personal property will be sold
low Title to the property will be made to the satsfac-
ton OF the purchaser. -
Sale 70 b made At Nauvoo, Illinois; commencing on
the 10th day OF August, 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ and
continue from day to day until sold.
TERMS:
On all sales Of Eve dollars or under ash or the IA.
per due Of the lcarian Community. On all sales OF
personal property, SIX months ten per cent with
approved security or the paper due Icarian Com
monity In hand On all sales Of Real Estate one third
In hand In cash or the paper due Of the carian Com
munisy, or approved personal security four months
at ten per cent one third 1t four months either cash
or the paper due Of the Icaran Community; ani the
baianc- with ten per cent interest year Certd
Gates Of the sale Will be given, and deeds made
payment il fully made az the same time Is due Pos
session 10 be given In good - d SALE vhsn
the four oHths payment 10 made.
For any other Information inquire Of the under signed
MORkILL. GERARD , PRUDENf,
- Assignees.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-07

BURLINGTON, Monday p.m., June

MOuuhy pun, June ..
The weather for the past week has been I'M
usually cold, with slight frost, which, SO fat
~ We can learn, has done no damage. Trade
increases. Large invoices of goods are coming
in daily, and the wsrerooms are full The river
recedes very slowly.
Very little wheat is coming in. There is no
change in price. In -four the rates are shade
lower. In country produce we note no change.
SUGAR-7as-crushed, 10; refined, white
lO2c. Clarified o..
COFFEE-l2al24.
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Plantation As
s. II. so. Belcher's So, kegs $500.
NAILS-Ass. $4,25.
RICE-5s.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime $3.50.
BROOMS-$l, 50a2 so per dozen.
WHEAT-Winter 81 25al 80. No Spring.
FLOUR-Choice winter IS 40 and 81 so
retail. IS 90 and 81 90 Wholesale.
BEANS-Sl, 75at2,25 per bush.
POTATOES-*l l0al 20 per bush.
CORN-50a70 cts.-scarce.
OATS-55c.-nOne arriving.
BUTTERFLIES.
EGGS-7c.
ONIONS-Sl-none arriving.
CHICKENS. 25al go per dozen.
HOGS.-Gross, *4a5; nett, $6,OOa7, 90.
BEEF-Gross, &s,sOa4, so, nett, S6,OOaS, 90.
SHEEP-Prime, tSa4.
HAY-Timothy, $l2@l5.
WOOD-32 5Oa3 90.
HlDES-Green, &c.; Dry Flint IA Green
Sailed z; Murrain GAG.
WHISKEY-27a2sc.
RIVER-Fslling.
WOOL-Common, 25asO; Half Blood sOas5
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-07
STOP THAT COUGH!
IL. CARTER,S COUGH RAISAM

WIZ Cure Coughs, Colds, Astaaa Consumption, Bron-
chats, SPtniug Of Blood. Pain in the Side and
Bfeas:, tleurtsy, Who0pin0 Cough, Group, Lirer
Complaint, Pdlpitdtion Of the Heart, and an Dis
eases Or The Throat, Chest and LHnps.
Too much care and attention cannot be given to dis.
eases of the THROAT and LUNGS Reader, have YOU
Cough, Cold, or any disease OF the Lungs? Do not
neglect It. Delay Is dangerous MILLIONS die an
nuaiy by neglecting U COMMON COLD Colds and
Coughs lead TO CONSUMPTION, and then to an early
death. BE advised In time, and procure at once that
celebrated remedy, DR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM
the greatest and BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD. Il
has cured thousands upon thousands after ply sicans
and every other remedy ad failed and the patient
given up die. Physicians Druggists and ali who ~
used DR.. Carters Cough Baissm, universally ackno WI
edge II the most PROMPT, PLEASANT and EFEIC A.
ClOUs REMEDY known for all diseases Of the Throat
Chest and tIngs.
Price-Tral bottles rs CENTS larger bottles al per
bottle, or bottles for Is.
Preparedby DR.. kastery Of Third nd Oh est.
nut streets, sole proprietor and whom all ord J. ust
be sent to get the genuine.
Sold BY Z. T. GAY and SQUIRES BLOSS Drussista
Burlington, ana og OrugKlsts generally. febl9