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i WORLD,
The hest COUGH sYkGb in the world il
AARTsHoRNE'S PEGT&RAL SYRUP OF

Tins Article is prepared BY q ohemist md is -
bounced by medical men, and those Who have ~
IT. e Be the best PREPARATION for Coughs, Colis, @
Cold, and preventive ofthst lion Of disssssu, O.
ssNsStioa.
Persons Who sing should use it. II In ,lea..nt a.
the TASTE soens, clears and strengthens The voioc
alays a irritation Of the throat and lungs and pre-
10 Bottles 3 and 30 cents and IL Sold b, nj
sIneglsss In Warrington, GEORGETOWN and Alexso
.IIo. 90 ll-H
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III THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHLLATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,

IHEI ANEO % ChEmIoT.
BoffLIs II, Is and 20 cents and one dollar,
TdE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
HARTsHORNE's CURE;ALL should be kept
In all families In case Of accidents or sudden eof-
ness, il frequently cures in less time than il re-
sulres TO get ply sioian.
o1rss pain In any part Of the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
M As the freSaent changes Of the ves.her BRO
duee 9ed Cold, Ehepnatism, Pain in the Limbo
Get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Slnews, BLOOD and Bones; and by its warming cleo
Set bottle and try it.
FgcT ssEs SIKH tP y; 81 HA Mir
World. " CIV
lyon are Bilious, use HARTsHORNE'sANT
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Sto
nech and Bowels, carrying Oh al Bile and Foul g
The above medicines 70 be had u all DRUG Store,
aeof. ss1,nstaar fSIEsf Lk3S% S cIssELL
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~ G r D T u l. A,
Oh KINGS EVIL,

constitutional disease, corruption Of the blood, ~
which this fluid becomes ytated, weak and poor Being
the circulation, pervades the whole body and
disease any part OF No organ free from
attacks there which II destroy. The
scroulous yarousy caused BY mercura dseass
low living, disordered unhealthy food impure eth
and filthy habits the depressing vices and above ALL the
venerdl nfe ction Whatever be is origin, is hereditary
the descending from parents children
the third and fourth geneation; indeed be
rod Of Him who al will the Of the fathers
upon their children"
Its effects BY deposition from the blood
which, the lungs, and
nal organs termed tubercles in tn. glands swelling,
and on the surface eruptons This foil
which genders III the blood depresse the Of lie
that scrouous only suffer scroulous
complaints but have far less Withstand the
tacks other diseases consequently numbers perish by
disorders, which, although scrOfuou their
still rendered fatal by this faint the Most Of the
which decImnaes the human family
directly this scrofuous and L.
suctvs diseases Of the hver, kidneys, brain, and
Of all The oEgsns from aggravated BY the
One Of ell peopl. scrofueus their person,
invaded by this lurking infection, aud their health
dermined by it. To cleanse from the system mast
vate The blood by Alternative dicne and b.
healthy food and sxsrciss Such msd cine supply Ia
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FTNHE CELEBRATED DIR. J. 8. ROSES
i NGEoICZNE

OF PHILADELPHIA
These remedies the result of thirtyfve yeare
OF extensive and successful practice, and are the
on! 5eliabe preParatons.to cure the various ills
DR.. =: S. R0SES COUGH SYRUP OR Ex-
PECTORhNT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds
hoarseness, BRONCHITIS, and all Lung diseases.
DR.. ! ST s. R HSS ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
or Blood PurlheI for the cure Of Serofga Old Erup
al diseases arising from an impure state Of the
DIR Ok. J. 5. Roses DYsPEprlc compo UND
The only snre cure for Dyspepsia ard Liver Com
DR.. j. S. ROSES PAIN CURER. 1t is not
cure oil; but II one has stood the test of IS years.
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, ChOlio
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Spralns, Bruises
Pains in the Limos, Joints, Back and Spine, or any
pain internally or externally. Price H. IS and 81
cents a bottle.
These remedies, and many Others referred 10 in
DR., Roses Medical Adviser, (which book may be
had gratis at any of the drug stores where the med
cnes are kept have been used with success hy over
100000 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only 20 that they are genuine
by having the Doctors ,orittsa sispatxys orsr saeI
cork dad-on each label.
IL Kept Oy all Druggists. see-tr
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SECURING AND REPAIRING-A new style
- 81 securing Gentleme9's Clothing, without the
by b. MAGRUDER, q Practical Tailor No. ar
n.n street. between and 2, west side. Gentlemen
viii please call on the above and their orders i'll
be promptly ATTENDED to. % u colin :
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III The Cleveland Ohio, papers contain the
following letter from Mr.. Greeley to Prof Gard

I4CI VI 30 FIOH1IoUtIs IdIllt.
CLEVELAND, Jan. II, 1850.
PTC. GGrdn:r: Years ago, when was Young
efforts to reform and renovate the world They
tailed, probably for want Of a preliminary and
simultaneous application of Soap. You, | believe
are strong just where l was weak commencing by
laying on the soap in lavish profusion You are
younger than ]. and have probably discovered the
cause of my failure. and resolved to succeed by
avoiding or correcting myerror. Go ahead, then
Professor, renovate mankind If YOU can; but If
not, at least clean and purify them For your sue
cess In that wholesome, If not profoundly search
ing operation, you have the best wishes of
ours, HORACE GREELEY,
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II THE GOOD TIME HAS CONF!

"iT ca sos, b re saS ,os E III 9skS1H!Nb
No. for Ninety Dollars.
For manufacturing purposes the only reliable and
anexceIed Sewing Machine IN the vorld.-L NJ
Singer r Co.'S Gazette.
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty % Seventy
hve Doenrs. We have tried them in our own fam
Singer r CO.'S Gazette.
We invite all to call st our WASHINGTON Ofhoe,
No. SIS Penna. avenue, under National Hotel, and
examine them end their work. The great economy
In uslng such a machine will at onoe become ap-
parent. Explanations given 10 all Circulars. illus
tratng oil OF Singers Sowing Machines, with speo
mems of their work, furnished To all or sent 10 any
address.
A good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist,
and other machine findings kept on hand, and sold
/ NJ. SINGER & CO., ass Broadway, NY
VIM. II GLOVER. Agent &c Is Or
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Al GENUINE PREPARATION.
HHtHRStRs BSSH#S E! s f. k sfesS':
HEtMbotEPs BEESHEiHH l sor R SsGRSyi
HELMBOLDS RUGBY for Loss of Memory.
SF B 81 xiiGa
HEI.MBoLD,S RUGhU for Weak Nerves.
BHGH ST G Gnso1sa 0Psi
HELM B0LbS BUGHU for Horror of Diseases.
HELMB s. BGChU for for W WAKE s
HELMB9LD,s BUGHU for pryness of the Skin.
Rs BBESGHH g. I'll j. s5s g Be
lessness, with Want OF Attention. Horror Of So
HEEM E0I R,s BIG BEG ! f.! obss!ac.,oa.:
indi''I'f0n s sPd II Ris' oRs 3f sn'
Existing in either sex from Whatever cause oriri-
HOW LONG STANDING.
sR
oas or sns RdDPy na Gy hs
since established, that any disease of these organs
effects the mind moro than any and all Others and
rsmovss-scon follows Loss Of Power, Faulty and
pire. WHO say inst these exoesses are not fire.
snsnty followeo o. these drefp diseases, Insanity
lums, aad TIE melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions
to- sppsars. The countensnce is aotusIfy soddsp
snd suite destitnte-neitheI mlrth nor gfief ever
rarely aTtioulats. - -
"With &oeful measures, wan Despair,
Low sulien sounds. his grief beguilod.n
.nds o 1me SIoaf1
Ing the ambition of many noble youths. It can be
CURED by the use of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
4, Inc mass OF voluntary testimony In possession of
the Proprietor, vouchlns Its virtues and curative
and
month to twenty yeaEs' standing, and of the most
reliable and spSnsibIe ohsgaeter, are open for in
Physicians. and distinguished Clergymep
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is prepar-
"a directly acG9rd DIN to the rules of Phargasy and
gal k1oxIsdge and care devoted in its combination
Medicine w 'iA' "
EELMBOLp's BuCBU is safe and pleasant In
taste ana 9dor, bnt immediate In Its action.
city Rfo HEfMB 6a66!%sn s
a sspS d 70 sSss that his
Dlo'' 0pa Ifis, Sole Manufacturer
o 1 g. ds4ssa g m,
TRIAL G SEh TB BHf fbb5BITft AaEK-rRy 11
panied and
SS:i: 3 f;sss. 81
lo4 South Tenth St. below Chestnut, PhiIad,s,
To be had Of all Druggists and dealers throughout
Beware of Counterfeits.
Ask for aELMBOLD'S-saken no other. Cures
Gst s e ss
elsU ian 8-eoly*
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,

as PENN. AVENUE, BET. ~ AND 9Th S1s.
above place, where may always be found, &C.,
sH on ny se IKE "A
As to my capabilities, and the satisfaction | have
discriminste from the many testimonials in this city
and elsewhere, that have of the most eminent gen.
my advertisement the National 1ntellig to be
resd as guide to those who wish to be well suited
aSt suit At sight as some pretend sc de- suit
advertisement of another person, which is ali stuff.
This is certainly anew phase to endeavor to improve
insult an enlightened public, to endeavor to make
them 6eeXe such n9nssnse can only add, that if
ra1t you my Glasses to last you Forever.
Gs ". snd At II tmss nd
and GLAssEs with Ges 4 Bfszah PIXIES
a a R Rns TSRde9l Esnszusan G
khss "a
yariety Of other useful Optics annex few Of tie
F1o~s AIS EzeslIe.ey, to eovs,~o- Of vi,s,.ss.
i have tried a pair of spectacies Obtained FRO from
MI Tobias, and find them Of great to my
sight ana corresponding with his description Of
their foous, recommend him as skillful Optioian.
1'o"s 'ss late I! Ko.: Jxas. Bstlsr
to i S JHe Tobi 1sy H. lSe
SoqIlst, and az have eyes Of 5kable PECULIAR
them 70 b Rha snss M TOBIAS sesmed to
surement, and he has made me q pair of Speota-
oles that suit me admirably. A. P. BUTLER.
ktoss the Hon. Secretary Of State of Vi-s,s.s.
EXECUTIVE DEpARTMKNT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1850
Dear Sf,: Gov Wise having shown me the Spec
taoes you sent him, and discovering that the focus
to enclose them To you, to have new Glasses subst-
tuted: nave since received them, and am gratlfed
give my eyes great ~elief. The pebbles you have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
ofyour bh!. Very respectfully, DC.
GEO. w. MUNFORD,
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, d. c.
From Prof BaeAs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, laR.
have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction,
They are clear. Of exoellenthgure and well mounted
A. d. BACHE.
=, ~ Please observe that my Establishment 10 on
Penn avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
TOBIAS AMBROfTPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain a good likeness equal to
Any other Establishment. and at moderate charges.
1a-2A " An
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II QnH3oD h.s o. hand leIse stock Of 6ne
raassd good ti efeepeD,sss3 6 Paw. sx
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Baltimore, March IA, 1859.


>, MN IINUAIIUN UF BUSINESS.
twill bs seen by the proceeding notice that have
R4Ionaseq the entire interest Of my former partner
THOMAS Lapsley. | respectfully solicit a contin'
nation q the patronage Of former friends and
tne pubic IN general. IT, JOSEPH H. TABLE Tor
seven years Foreman and principal Engineer in the
mouse OF Messrs Norris Gregg, of New York
oity ana TOT the last three years of this house will
continue to manage the Mechanical Department AZ
ttS1maerIy: The business will be conducted under
Ap 2-Sf HENRVE TunMAea IN
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WIN. SMITH,
i !. - g.! ,ASp 81 LITR06RAPHER,

'ssasiSss sss sIs s@s I ssSS22ss,t
NUNNS CL4RKE
ro, RQSENKRANTz, aad Others.
si,s un 1redit OF dlsconnt for ossh prices from
H''o' heiodeons. Guitars, Bsnjos, &c, de -
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ho~s ths late Hon. Judge BptlsY

, WASHINGTON, July IL, 1856.
II yasrecommendedt to Mr.. JnO. Tobias as skillful
Ooqllst and as have eyes Of roma rkable PECULIAR
y, was gratlhed to find that Mr.. Tobias seemed To
comprehend them by, inspection. and some slight
nee M ement and ne has made me pair Of Speota-
eies that suit me admirably. A. P. BUTLER.
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ffoss fAs Hon. Secretary Of State of Vi-s,s.S
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMRNT,
NorlcE FOR tfAA 2; 81 RESTORATION OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
proved june s. 1855, to the STATE OF LouIsIssA 70
aid in the constructors of certain railroads therein
ize the release FROM withdrawa of the lands here
matter described notice hereby girsn that all the
on each SIDE Of the from New q s By
Opslousast the State line SITUATED in the
under mentlonei townships, which have not been
selected m r,rtne Of said grant, rcxsrred for
pspos, snd Thioh were Sass, PIRATE
unaa4 81 at the Ss Prices
private entry on the days and at the places herein
after specified, at the ordinary mini mum Of s Is
It shs Of t. wSs they have
At the Land Office at New ORLEANS, on Monday,
the ffta day Ct March next-vIz:
SOHth Of The base ling east Of the principal meridian
TOWNSHIPS IS and 4 H. &c Of range !, p' '''"
Town, hips IS, u, and :, Of FRANCES Is and Il.
Townships Is, IS il, is. il, and ia, Of rangel7.
H. s H. and and 49, 49, ranss
TTownships z, lsa and Y, of range %.
Townships q, Ie, end II; of range q.
Township IL. ofrange25.
At the Land Office at OPELousAs, on Monday,
the l2fh day Of March next-viz:
North Of the base line and east of the principal me
Township l, of ranges and
North Of the base line and Of the principal me-
Township s |, S, nd 4, of rangeI
Townships l., ,, 4, and 5, of range2
Townships |, 2 and 3, of ranges.
South Of The base line and of the pr ME-
ridiar.
TOwnshl ps |, 2, 4, !, and.lO of rangel.
Townships J, 2, ), 6, Q, 10. and IL. of range2
Townships 2, 3, 4, 6, and IL, IF ranges
Towns hips 2, 5, 4, 5, and II, of ranges.
townships !, 5, g. 7, ii, ~. and IS, of ranges.
Townships D., Z, and Is. OF ranges
townships g., 81, 10, H. IS, and Il, of range7
Towns hips 3, q. 10, IL, II, and IL, of range 8.
Townships q, 10, II, and Il, of ranges
Townships II and IS, Of range 10.
Townships 10, II. II. IS, and Ia, of rahgeI H.
Townships III. II, Is, and IA, Of range II.
South Of the base ns and ,rs,t Of the principal ma
rididn.
Townships l, 2, and s. OF rangel.
townships and 2, IF range 3
Iownshl ps !. 2, 4, and S. of ranges
townships |, 8, 4. s. and 8, of ranges t. & rnd6
townships I, 8 t. anU 3, of ranges and g.
noWnShlpsl ), and 4, of ranges.
townships 2, 5, and 4, of ranges 10 and H.
Given under my hand. at the CITY of Washing
ton' this twenty eighth day Of December, Is5s.
JOS. :. WILSON,
Act'g Commissioner General Land Office,
as rctOfOre and now existing. no PAYMENT can he
maze for advertising prOcamatlons except to such
Puolshers are specially authorized to IN hi sh bv
the commissioner of the General Land Oh6ce ~
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MEDICINES.
no THE AFFLICTED!

~ AaS AI
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECEPTION
This valuable preparation has proved TO be one Of
the greatest remedies for Eryslpelas, Scrofus
Rheumatism, Scurvy, EruptiOns and Blotohes on
the Skin, Piles Bilious, Ague and Fever, Old SOre@
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, SAT- Rheum,
and ali diseases arising from the effects If Merour,
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds Of
respectable citizens Of Baltimore and other parts II
the country possession OF the proprietor,
tfyng Ia Ls curative powers.
~ IL liz sold by most Of the Druggists Of Bait
more. and at the residence Of the grpHnetor
15s Fast Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue
None genuine unless her name ia blown on the
H. Price 81 per bottle, sax bottles for is.
Wholesale Ascent. X :. Il. CIssEL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN. ID u, has been appointed Wkoesa1e
Agent for the District, and viii suPpy the trsde
nv prices. dc 2-r
A ANEW DISCOVERY!
AN INCOMPATIBLE TONIC. A Delicious
and lnviEoret Beverage
suit MA PA N A C A,
The ELIXIR WITH,
For the Radical cure Of
DyepepsiA, Loss of Appetite, Ind gestoR. Internal
tent and Remittent Fever, Nervousness,
Nervous Tremore,
And the whole train Of distressing evls orig nstIns
from tho Impurity and slugglShnees OF the blood.
Weak and sloky constitutions are suddenly -
stored to health and vigor by this Aromatic Ellxss
Put mp neatly IN pint hotties
KING a DUNNAvANT.
ID Sold by al the principal Druggists.
no IL SIN
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AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFSARSAPARILLd

IN. ef.ctua remedy which the medical skill Of
devise for this everywhere prevailing aud fatal maady
1t combined from the remedals that have been
for the Of this foul disorder from
blood and the Of the from
quences Hence should be employed for the Of
only scrcua but also those other witch
II, such ERCPTIyE and SKIN DISEASES, r. hNTHo-
NY's FIRE, ROSE or ERYsIrELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsTULEs,
BLOTCHES, BLAISs AND BOILs, TUMoRs, TETTER AND
SALT RBEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRM, RBEUM A.
TIsM ,SYPHILITIc AND MERCURIAL DISEASES, DROP
81, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL COM
PLANTS ARISING FROM VITIATED OR IMPURE BLOOD.
The popular beliefn "mpurty Of the blood founded
truth for scrofua degeneration Of the blood Tn. par
cuar purpose and virtue hs Sarsapara purify md
sgeGerate this vital fud without which sound health
possibls in contaminated constitu;ions
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NoTE-Under the regulations of the department
as heretofore and now ex sting, no payment can he
RuoIshers as are SPECIALLY authorized to pub by
the commissioner of the General Land Office
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHrP-The
~ Partnership heretofore existing beetween the
6ersbx under the firm of LAPsLEY Thomas
mess of the late firm will be settled and the con-
Hs0 IHerTsol will be fulfilled by the undersigned,
mess at the old stand No. 20 Light street. Bait
more, and who is alone authorized to collect the
deOts and use the name Of the firm in LIQUIDATION
THOMAS J. LAPSLEY
M. HENRY F. THOMAS
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NEW YEARS GIFTS!
LIFE ANDADvENrURES of DANDY JACK
2 beautiful illustLated juvenile
JACK AND HARRY; an elegant gift
A variety OF others just received, at
SHEPHERDS, corner It'll and D sts.,
Who gratefully returns his thanks TO his numerous
fi:nds for their very Liberal patronage during the
Christmas season, and begs to say he Will be happy
70 see them At his "Hee6quarters." De q
OLD PIANOS For SALE, SeSR monthly pay
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ITO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
WIN. H. H. BARCLAY,

NO: al Nn street. between ID and F..
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL 1GENT
Nhil attend TO the collection of Rents, BuvIng and
Sellng Heal Estate. and TO the Agency BusI-
nsss IN ali IFS forms All Communications addressed
10 him Will receive prompt attention. ia y colin
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PzIPARKp DY

Uh. u u a Z Il . CUe
LOWELL, MASS,
PRIcK, 81 PR BOTTLE; Six BoTTLks poR o..
E1-sold By :. D. GILMAN, Washington; r. O. T. Gle
Bell, G.egs.o-r, and b, ell brsEgis.s sv..yvhsrs.
no l9-sc3nT
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"a Va - nv II 4 II bC
n RETrRNs.
A " Il 81 y T.
PORTRAIT
warranted In best
Cases or Frames az
New York prices.
Come ell, and take
o sitting for one
Of those beautiful
Pictures, and OBJ
tam the ocular
Go%9fsS :; G
Gallery, corner Of
18th st. and Penn
AlA
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NEW PHOTOGRAPH
~ AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
AMBEQTYPES,
AMRROTTPES,
only 3 cents.
,por,,,,r,Pu.u NJ in hsndsom. sess.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
only One Dol ar
for the first copy, and d cents
ANN ,zcr,,,,, for each subses uent M
Remember the Number
$50 Pennsylvania ayenue. near Sd streex
'Sscsys tie sAadoW ssAils VOC Ace Ia xbsfsSss.
2s-Iv
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For sale by the usual agents In every city, and b.
the druggists in Washington, Georgetown. and
Alexandria. no 8-eoIy
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-25
Benefits of Military and Scientific
Education to Planters.

We have been permitted to copy the
following from letter written by a Lou
isiana Planter, who was recently an oifl-
Ger Of rank and reputation in the y. s..
Army, to citizen of this Parish
High Literary Institutions are grow
ing up around US in every direction, but
in the Scientific and Military we are sad
ly deficient. No class of people on the
face of the earth are more dependent on
Science and Discipline for success than
the Southern Planters scan the whole
area of our State, and see what proper
ton of its capital and labor is devoted to
Science. See our Levees, our Canals Tor
navigation and for drainage, our Steamers,
our Foundries, and loo k at our Plantation
Machinery. Then apply this Science to
our Soils. and see our wofu deficiency
and waste in our want Of system IN cul-
tivation. Then erery plantation as q saaA
Iiilitarg establishment, or ii ought to be. BY
Military do not mean the old togy notion
Of white belts, stiff leather stocks, and
"palms Of tile hands to the 'front.'" but
discipline, by which we secure system, rsgu-
huitg, msthOd, economy Of time, labor, and ma
terial: this all tends to secure better
health, more labor at less exertion, and
with infinitely less punishment, more
comfort and happiness to the lalorer,
with more profit and pleasure to the
master. 4
One other consideration weighs no mt
tie with me-we have large class O
our population in subjection--just ane
necessary-where do wefnd the iewes'
mutinies, rcyolts, and rebellions In IN
best disciplined commands. Human nature j
the same throughout the world. Give u
well disciplined masters, managers, an
assistants, and we shall never hear Q
urrections--unless as an exception, t
be suppressed instanter, without apes
to foreign aid.
\ No considerations can overcome m
preference for o Military School,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-25
Congressional.

\
! WASHINGTON, Jan. lo.---ih tue !, 9ellaes ~
day, Mr. brown ih.rouuceu 9 s''i. Paos az
ing for tue pro'ection u siave'5 = ssn'
territories -
After SNORT session Tug 0en''o ~
Journed. a
III inc house 10 udy, 'he speeg''es n J
discussions were OF a more ulsul1oly i l.Ia
ana irrelevant character even ,, .aan nA'
heretofore marked the'r p.oIeea',iss. "a
NO oa'ioe was laAe'l' ahll ':e.e 49, g..
10 DC no pfospec' ol any oen's eaAon ~
sev nt Gays. !. ~,
Inc house ADJOURNED al an carry nou. -.
IN the senate yesterday ..ie memp sas
psoceeaea 10 Tue election " p' 20 q
Inc total number q votes c',s - Was 70, =,
Whlcl MI. bowman feceiseu Z 'n0 ""'
declared ele &c =, q. phi.
yaseasA lo..lne l1es :.. 4a,.,, D ma;l
ahans y an in'efyieW WIN twei''y 'na:'
oon.'ao , sa'u .''ae y Waulu 10. ousSl
.u'lohai ios enc lipuse q REPRESENTATIVES,
" ele ~, temporary q : opeahel H.
~ eie ii1use y n.p.esensa'lses { a's
oass,sc ou ~. u y, alseuss'on oooup'eu
'na ha t1a.a - .ha NY a a NJ hol,o
lno i i sd i' a''1Vu'neu' '1'o o'n0
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-25

INDIANS WITHIN THE LIMTs OF THE UNITED
SrarEs--It is stated in the annual report
of the Secretary Of the Interior, that the
present liabilities of the United States to
Indian tribes, including principal funded
at 5 per cent for permanent annuitlcs,
amounts to $2l,472,42S ss, He estimates
the number Of Indians within the borders
Of the United States at $35O,OO0
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-25

GoISs SourH-The Hartford Times says:
A gentleman called at our Office on Mon7
day who is about to start for the State OF
Alabama, to commence hatter's shop
aud factory there. The trade from this
quarter having been much injured, he
removes from Connecticut and takes away
the business and the hands employed
here. Ia this way Connecticut is made
to suffer.