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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21
UNITED CIRCUSI
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CHANGE OF R0UTE!!

The Manager Of the above takes pleasure
in stating that heswill ANA Ais
IN A FEW DAYS
Have the pleasure Of presenting to the citi-
zens and public Of y ss,.,,,. & ~
ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.
The largest Show and best Circus company
IN THE COUNTRY!
AT the present tire, having been compelled
u. TO CHANGE OUR ROUTE,
Which as.througb;the interior Of Louisiana
and already advertised, they will at once iun.
derstand the absence Of Pictorial Bills, and
the general display Of advertising .. !
3 THE BRASS BAND
Accompanying this ,a'e sl'I
GREAT CIRCUS . ..'33,l
Will make q Grand Parade through the
Principal Streets on the day of Exhibition.
GEORGE SCOTT,
Advertising Agent
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21
G. LANE -.
Is now at Aaexanlfia ssad reapestlagIok
fefs his services as o
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70 the citizens Of this place and surround,
ing country. Il ..s,s /, !,
b All diseases Of the TEETH and GUMS
will be attended to by the most improved
treatment. ss.,s
: With hiscomplete facilities for operating,
he feels sure of giving general satisfaction
upon those organs so essential TO COMFORT,
Beauty, aud even HEALTH itself.
p. S.-F,or the qualification Of those sui.
ering with Aching Teeth, he would say, he
uses q remedy that e&ctua]ly destroys the
nerve WITHOUT PAIN.
..,.i'5 Office at
Mr. 81 Carna1's,
Oh ~ 'isSs
second Street
Feb 2lst, 1866, #.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21

ALEXANDRIA, La, FEBRUARY 9th, 1865
According to adjournment the following
tinembers met at the Court House; G.. Y
Ledou1, Thomas Woodard, Dir. P. Bogus
Allen lewis, a. j. lAlcCranie, NJ. Paul, ,Jr
There being no quorum the. jury ad.
!journed till tomorrow morning at 10
10 clock. ~ ss...tss
Attest .4s.lF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
THE REPUBLICAN.
From the Charlotte bulletin.
BY JOHN HALIFAX GENT.


TO
BY JOHN HALIFAX GENT.
! saw Won first at cventide,
When all was hushed and still,
You stood beside the water course
Which runs your fathers mill.
. looked upon your mo3el form
And couRin = suppress a sigh,
For then thought, dear lovely one,
You'd fallen from the sky.
But now ] see how blind We ara
To worship at first sight,
And think a woman beautiful
Because she shines at night
sIw YOU once al nO0nd1y,
How horris on! how rough
Yon had large freckles on your face
And, oh. We gods. chaIeed snuff!
CHARLOTTE. n. c., May %. 1865.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
The Boy Who went To New York.

A poor orphan boy, some few years ago, BY The
name of John ~ went to New York TO get
situation in a store, as GRAND boy, &c. lie va,
brought up in a country village, where his father
and mother died, and left him alone in the world
as regards friends and relations
He had associated in his native village, with
bad boys, because he had to look after him
and wan him If the consequences, and had be
come addictedto smoking. and to drinking spiri.
tuous liquors occasionally. But Johnny had
strong mind, and was not so Ear initiated in these
bad practices, but he could break himself of them
as every boy NAV, who will exercises little firm
ness and good judgment.
johnny had about 81 in money, and small
bundle of clothes, with which he landed on the
wharf in that great city; and he at went in
search of boarding house, which he found in a
remote street, where he could board two weeks for
what money he had.
The next morning he read all the daily papers,
TO see if any enc advertised for boy, and he saw
that merchant in Broadway wanted one, and he
called on HIM at
Now this merchant had had great deal oftrou-
ore with wicked, unreliable boys, that he employ.
ed, who would often stop and drink beer and other
liquors ut the saloons, when he sent them on er-
rands; and in some cases they took his money to
pay for them; so he took Johnny into his office,
and tod him what bad boys he had employed
that he required smart, honest, faithful lad, who
was addicted to no bad habts--how these bad
practices led to worse, in cases, and ended in
the discharge of boys everyxhere--that no boy
could expect to rise in the world. especially in the
great city of New York, unless he honest filth
JIl, and avoided dramshOps, and other bad places,
&c.
"Fow," said the merchant, al want to know
whatyour habits are-whether you smoke cigars,
chew tobacco. drink liquor, swear, &c.
Johnny at once that honesty IS the best
policy and that he had 20: to turn a new leaf in
his conduct, il he to succeed there, so be re-
piled:
'Ycs. sir. il is true, DO smoke sometimes, and
used 10 drink beer, and sometimes little gin
brandy when was at home; but, sir, | had no faith
or nor mother to tell me that such things were
wroRg, and from what YOU have said, sir, I see
plainly that lad who follows such practices can
succeed in business here; and from this hour
henceforth | VIII never smoke another cigar. nor
drink another glass ofhquor: Now, sir, trV M"
'My lad replied the merchant, admire your
decision ofcbaraet-r, and you shall have the situa-
ton on trial, and remember, If you prove true and
faithful TO my interests, you may live to see the
dav ween you vii own as large store as mine
is
Johnny did live up to his word, and to-day his
own name is over the same door owner of the
entire establishment, his employer having died,
and left il all to him IN legacy, as he was blchC
loT, without relations.
Thus see, boys, what a little decision OF
character may effect, when lad has frmness 10
50 r:Yt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
Science Answering simple Qaes
.ions

Why is there always a strong draught under the
door and through the cTevices on each side? Be
cause cold air rushes from the hall to supply the
void in the room caused by the escape of warm air
up the chimney, &c.
Why is there ALWAYS 4 strong draught through
the kevhole of door, Because the air in the room
we occupy is warmer than the air in the hall;
therefore the air from the hall rushes through the
keyhole into the room and causes draUght.
WHY'S there alwaysa draught through the win
dow ceyices9 Becluse the external air, being col
der than the air in the room we occupy, rushes
through III c window erevces to supply the deficen-
cy caused by the escape OF the warm air up the
chimney.
If YOU open the lower sash Of a window there is
more diraught than if YOU open the upper sash
Explain the reason of this. If the lower sash be
open, cold external air will r..sh freely into the
room, and cause a great draught inward but il the
upper sash be open, the heated air Of the room
rushes out, and. of course, there will be less
draught inward.
By which means is room better ventilated
b. opening the upper sash, because the hot, vita
ted air, which always ascends toward the ceiling
can escape more easily.
By which means is hot room more quickly
eooIed--by opening the upper or lower sashl A
hot room is cooled more quickly by the lower sash
becaus tho air enter more freely at the lower
part ofthe room than at the upper.
Why does the wind dry damp liner because
dry wind, like dry sponge. imbide the particle.
ofvapOr from the surfaces of the lines as fast al
they are formed.
Which is the hottest place, in church or chapel
The gallery.
Why Is the gallery Of all public places hotter
than the lower parts of the buiIding7 Because the
heated air of the building ascends, and all the cold
cir which can enter through tire doors and window!
keeps 70 the door till it has become heated.
Why do plants often grow out of walls and tow
ersl Either because the wind blew the seed:
there with the dust. or else because some bird
flying over, dropped seed there, which it had
formerly eaten.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

The Richmond Enquirer asks the Tribune .
tell it "What constitutes a lnyal press?" The
Enquirer's loyalty being of very recent date,
the question is highly proper, and IL has evinced
sagacity in deciding from what quarter TO seek the
necessary information. We will answer the ques-
ton to the best of our ability.
thoroughly loyal American journal. then, in
the view OF the Tribune, is one which holds that,
in the pending reconstruction or restoration OF the
Southern States, that portion of their people who
were for the Union in our late struggle shall be
accorded at least equal rights and privileges with
the portion who AGAINST Il, and fought for its
overthrow and destruction
Such, frankly expressed, is our idea of thor
olghly loyal journal. How does it suit the En-
quirsr7 And, if it be not satisfactory, eAy mott
N, I Tribune 49, - g - X
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
HELMBOLDS
GENUINE
PREPARATION S.

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive md Specific Remedy for diseases Of the
Bladder. Kidncys, Gravel and Dropsieni swoiiinEs.
This Medicine increases the powers OF digestion. and
excite, eb:orbcrts Into healthy action by which tho
of calcarcous dcpositfons and oil unnatural en-
largemen,s reduced, we'll pain and inflammation
snd Is good for men, women and children.
II
HElMB0lD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weakness arising from Excesses Habits OF Dissipa
ton. Early Indiscreon. attended with tho following
Symptoms:
Indisposi,ion 10 Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wakefufness,
Dimncss of Vision, Pain IN tho Dack.
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Gody,
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptions OF the Face.
Universal Lassitudc, Pald Countenanes,
Muscular System.
These symptoms, II allowed go (Which this Medi-
cine invariably removes), soon follow
FATSITY. EPILEPTIC FITS, &C.,
In OF which the patient may expire. Who say
they frequently followed By those dlEefui dis
cases."
Many Of the OF their suffering but mono
viii confess The records Of tho insane asylums and the
melancholy deaths by consumption bear ample witness to
the truth OF the assertion.
The Constitution, affected by organic weakness.
requires the aid Of medcize TO strengthen andinvgoraS
the system which HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT OF DUCHU
invariably does. trial will convince the most scepcal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

The recent withdrawal Of the Provisional Gov
errors from four Of the rebel States is construed in
many quarters a sort of defiance thrown to Con-
gress by the President There is ground for
such dn Interpretation. The act Of the President
merely puts all the rebel States upon the foot
ing Virginia, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Louisi-
ana have never had Provisional Governors, but
have all adopted new constitutions and have Or
ga1ized State governments under them. Con-
gress, however, has not decided whether these gov
ernments are properly republican in form, and has
not admitted their Representatives or Senator's
By withdrawing the Provisional Governors from
the Carolinas, and from Georgia and Alabama, the
President simply places them in the same position
with the others The whole subject being now in
the hands Of Congress, it is difficult to any
son for retaining a Provisional Governor in any
State which has completed its new constitution
and organized the machinery Of executive admin
istration. Those who see any other meaning in
the Presidents action 20 US to view it through
q perverted medium.-Ch. Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

While jury in Philadelphia were celebrating
on a case Friday night, unable to agree, the de-
feadant, Rev VIM. Barnes, died of congestion Of
the brain, probably induced By the excitement Of
the trial. He had been sued for marrying some
parties Under age. .ss .-rsas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

head, kidneys, bladder womb and bloed afec-
tons ofthe urinary organs gravel scrofua rheumatism
catarrh asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia, &c.
Our practice, not Of experiments, bnt of twenty
standing founded the laws of Nature with years
of experience and evidence TO sustain it, do not tear
down, make sick make we'll, harsh treatment, no
rifing attering We know the cause and the RENE
dy needed guess work, but knowledge gained o ye
in the treatment these diseases exclusive
ly, encouragement without prospect Candd IN our
opinions, in charges, claim not 10 know
everything or cure do claim e reason and
common sense invite the SICK no matter what their
ailment to call investigate before they abandon hope,
and decide themselves, will
nothing as consultation Free This the seventh
that have visited LaPerte, and shall make my visits
for years regularly on the same DAYS Oh the week every
eight weeks.
can be consulted Larorte, Parker House, during
Sunday and Monday, until o'clock February 18th and
18th, 1856.
Residence and Laboratory wsukeean, Illinois:
Those not able to visit write. [aprfi6,-23y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04

The President is said to be preparing a reply to
the Congressional resolution OF inquiry why JEFF.
DAVIS has not been tried.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
BLANKS.

Blank Warranty and Quit Claim Deeds Mortgages Sub
poneas Executions, summons Gonstables Sales Notes
etc, enc, Kept constantly hand at the RErubLrcAs
News, Book, and Job Printing establishment. l40d
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
OBSE We WELL
The Noted Analytical Physician,
DIR. Y. G. AREN Gle PRICE.

THE only Physician Of his kind in the West, has met
with the gained better reputation eff
ectcd complete cures, visited places the longest
without missing engagement than any physician that
travels outved them all and become noted for his
skill in treating all chronic diseases of the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. J. Long, Eclectic Physician

VIII visit regularly every month during 1885, the follow
ing places:
South Bcnd-At D. F. Prices Furniture Store-August
% 3D. 81 25 and 26 September 10, 20, 81 D. % aud "a
IT, 49, 30 and 2 November 81 D. 23I "a and
%; December 10, 20, 81, p and %.
PLYMOUTH-at his Office in Woodward's Brick, sec
ond foor-August IS L. II and Is September H. 49, II
10, H. IL and ID; November and TO-
December u, ID, IA and 10.
Huntington-Ex Exchange Hotel-August 2 and 4; Sep
tcmber 5 October B. and 5; November l, and J.
December ), 6 and Z.
Warren. Huntington County-bes Hotel-August 5, G
I; September and TO- October 6, aud 8; NOvem
Der l. and 3; December s, . and 10.
yaparaso--Tremont ITouse-Augus: % and IS: Scptem
Der p and De- October - and 73 November 70 and rs
December "a and %.
Columbia Cy-Trcmont House--A ugust 10 and 20 Sep
TENDER l6 and II: October II and Is; November H.
December 10 and l..
DURABLE DISEASES.
Csncor and al Affections alterations and
menses, dysmenorrhea, painful mcnstruaon, eucor-
rhea uor albus chlorOss, or sickness proap
uteri. bearing down, aud all female complaints,
debility, DC; and and chronic
Of the Kidneys gravel all diseases of the back and
oins, liver complaint, diseased spleen, chronic and
nammatory rheumatism, elephantiasis scroula hip dis
white swelling salt rhcum. gddness of the head
papation of the heart, headache, neuralgia,
scrOfuous eprosy kings evil and those difficulties brot
about by the indserotions Of YOUTH etc., etc. successfully
treated. ljunel-3lf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-23
Eel esatt.
LENTz & APPLEGATR, h
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
OfIiee 1898 Third stneet, North sitIa.


N SMALL FARM. "a ACRES; !; GOOD
brick house aud wcii improved SIX miles hOtn
Dayton adjoining Liberty a h00 ..l|fH
hnc rCsldcnco bM acres. Weil improved,
within one tnile ~ nnyt6n-f e. no
"a frame boOec aud 2A afTes. On Gre'ncas,ir
A isrm of iso aeros. On Bear orsct. good land,
pr tfO por acre. #.
tAfm Of - acree, two miles north OF rhiiIipe
burg chcap ~ e. mo
a hne brick on ZONES street a. 500
flne hOusc and lOt Fast 1hlrd street q, coo
Threc hougcs and lots on Fourth street for ~ NO0
- bCO, and 2 90 each all cheRp
hno residence ln yellow springs, we'll ian
street t20O0
a farm. miles from Dayton, OF 40 hcrcs, wo.l
Improved, on EntOn Plkc; cheap for fiTOO0.
farm Of 1874 acres mile east OF Union on the
old Troy rosd we'll iIaprovod and tho hest qnalty
a fai,n o. iva nor>s. wc,i Improved miles south.
asue
Flax fectosy, occupied by Mossrs Davt 4 Co.,
with machinery. end acrs~ Of land
ton, on MesteIn X Il, On Twin Crook, woll iIn p
proved 10000
a farm Of g. acrce, on Grcenvilie "a r. asi8
farm Of b2 acres, good improvements, VI
Brvwn's Station, on Western II. R-es 40
"a failn of V acIee on OorIaRntOwn Pike, miles
ffoan Dayton 5000
A numbeR % houaes and lots In didsnont parte Al
the city, AL will he sold 0hoap.
falRu II LENrL a APPLksiATE X h A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-23
2eaai.
sHERIFr's SALE
City Property on Partition,

r''ts' s''"'' s4vor.o. Court
I.oulsR sehTapp. ct nj
i N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
ALE issued by the Superior Court within and for
th0county of Montgomery and to me directed |
VIII 0uer at public snlo, nt tho DIOR Of tho Court
Rouse In tho city or DAYTON, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1864.
Az O'Clock Z n e, tho following described Real
EAtnte n;wi Situate in tho city OF Dayton.
ing lot No 963l In said city Of dayton.
The above promises have bcnn appraised at ono
thOisind dollars and can not sell for lass than two
thirds Of that amount.
The above lot s situate on tho south side OF
trnnklip street opposite the German Catholic
church, On tho promises Is small frSane house
containing four or iive rooms
TERMS OF SA LIE - One nd cnsh one third In
one year and one third In two years. Deferred
paymenn 70 be secured by mortgage tho prem,
tses and 10 bear interest from day OF salO,
q. u, VI, DAVIDSON, Shprln
BAGGOTT &hHELHAMER, Att'ys. mar II dts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-23

f,'ftounins Elephant. uppo saib,
AlnaTinAH Pahthsrs OF PumAS, YouRg,
t.ion. three years old. PaJ Royl
Bansal riqara. HAmAdTlaA Bsboons oT
Lion hisJera, hhAma- poor os TIGER
Roodhaunds, SPOTTED AEis Dear.
AasrtnAH BlAet Bears, Japansse
swine. Calcutta Leo parda, 4. A. II.
gen, AAiatse spotted Hyenas, Orelos
os ftgsf Gaia, African Liobs, Aslaile
LAOaE, Brazilian 11Ee ~, African Ze-
hfa. Sioth BOaEa, Pals Young Lions,
Afriean i.s0pArdA Gray Wolves, Cen
sat % Ciyet Cat, Red Poses. Gray
foHes, African PslLnans, American
coons. African Jaekails, PsiT white
poanoeks, African sllves Striped Hy-
snas, Cashmere Shsop, AaiSlie hyl
0haua. Persian Sheep, 3. A poves.
holland OstFieh, Cslilofnla 6FlGzly
BeArs, Chinese Dogs, Poonah OF Hin.
doo1lsa Bears, Buimsce o. easrsd
Cattle. Zeba % Or NUnda, Affiean
YoTenpines, Ned and Hellov Crested
Coekstoost Baboon % White facod
Monkey, Peeary % =. A. Wtld Hoss,
BoaF Hornad Pstasonian ehssp, Ant
EateI oi Coattmunda. Australian
Shall PAFOquests, African Hing Nesh
pAFuquetta.. King and Qnssn Paro.
euslfs, sonth AmeFsaAo Paroeustla,
lori 0randa o. Hinged PaFoduesta,
java Haros, 0uinsa Ptss. White RAt,
end Mica, satin BFoaatod puIoousll
Roxy Mountain Badgers, PaTrots and
Doves. American Follow Dooss, Mon.
Keys and Dogs. Affioan Grey Parrots,
Australian HossllAs, Lon Psroqueiiz'
Chinese Paroqnstts, Aoaa CoekAtooa.
Black squirrels, Australian CockAiila,
Silver PhsASanta, Golden PhsEAAnta
American Eagles, Tampleo Parrots
6panish Maeawn, White Carrier Doves.
klso, tho CHEAT AUSTRALIAN
BIRD sHOw. containing almost svsFy
imaginable variety ofthe many eol0s
ID Birds Of plumago,. wTll be hund Of
Exhibition.
PreesdIns the s0sssous pgoossuiou
don, may be soon th0 COLOSSAL Nj
GOLDEN cHAnIOT, obtaining
Y. 8. KosV's osLsnsArsp CoaBs,
bAHD
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-23

The following iist WINS taken
on the 10th OF March, from ths
NvinR Animals themselves,
and therefore may be constd-
cred
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-23
Mkaitai.
LiIqILL
DIR. STEVENS & 90.

IL " . i
I RIvATR DISEASES CURED IN THE
stoIteet poeslhlc time Al tho cineinneil Loeb Ios
pitai ESQ Walnut etrect, betucen Fifth and Slxta,
ap stairs, without tho uso % MoFcury, ioes
of tine or change o. diet Id. .HE
rr. s1EVKN6, by special study and experience
IN the hehospitiis of baltimore, london and Paris Is
enabled 10 guarantee a cure IN the most oompli
ratcd caacs. Recent ohsca of Gonorrbeaor syphilis
cpre'i In o frw days. without change OF diet or
hlndgsnco frOJl bnsincas Secondary Syphlla-tlre
lnst voetiRc--otadicatesi without Tie Ne OF Mer
cury
Victims Of self. abuse and excessive venery, snf
fcrinF from spormatOrrhea, and loss OF physical
and mental puwcr, indigestion or Constipation
Eruptions, Nervous Coughs iypochondris. &c,
arc trcatel for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and
Consumption, by ignorant men, WHO mistake the
efiects iOT ehe causes of Tho evil, and thus multi
ply both.
Married mon, and those mplstinR marriage,
siiOud restore ylgor 70 their bodies and minds, ere
they entail misery nnd disease upon thosH Of teir
poeterity HIf
Diseases peculiar to females treated. A cure
guRrrnnteei IN I'll oases. Persons ata distance
promptly ourel by addrossdng, with statement OF
oasc, DT SrEvl vl:Ns 4 co, ESQ WaluDut between
9TH and 9Th streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
onCs hnurs from SA. NJ. tot T., AZ sundays 10
n \. ~ aecsIyd
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-02-03
E. P. TOWNSEND,

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-02-03
DANNER s. WISE,
9tthtsGnwalie,

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Die VriSatpcsnun9 ees pm. . lnner befnbet ft
i'm Sdule Saa 9ub9e papburon, Gde @bams IL Graselr
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Gde iFranflin anb Geameitr
Di:i.ben prattieittn in alsa Gsri6ten Ri6mrnts unb
nebmen Sutihioisunss Slaeen essa Die 8eaisruns an
5trr Danaer mrb Den Geiern bi,fss SIattes ais Elm
Deut't Ssins smpfoblen, bd CT 6 suele6 tur6 feline
lah9latr9e 9rariS ais elm tstr @bspfa beipisn bat
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