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SURELY,


u CURING
ever1 cese Of KIDNEY DsIAsI, BAIvMA1nh,
CRAWL, URINARY DIsoRpEIs, WIAKNEss and
PAINS In the BACK, FxMALI OoMPLAIHTs and
TROUBLES arising from Hxcxssxs OF ANY KIND.
OOAH, II AFFLI0TDDI
Try LANDEB's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
500 by al ApothecaS1ss. Price e1. D. BARNBS
w., New York, and BARNEe, WARD co.,
Bow Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLlIGH
ho0sRs. Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass 4,
General Agents. fab ,o.lv
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n. IOOMIB, ~. D.,
NJ TIE Inventor and Pstentes Of the MINERAL
h.LAdE TEETH, attends personally atA
nis once In this city. Many persons can(yS
ven these teeth who cannot wear others, D
these. e' 0's "no e"neo' "osf
persons calling at my Office can be socommoda-
20 WIN any style and price of Teeth they may de-
Ie, put 10 tneee no are particular. and wish the
PuIest, eieanest, strongest aud most perfect dem
surS .,s tpst All can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
Rooms IN this efty-Ne 33s Penn'a avenue, be-
Philadelphia. O. n0.Iv
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LIST OF PRIZES
SILVER GOBLET As PRIZE FOR ruv
KING, IN

LIST OF PB1ZE0
SiI'hR GoHLsK K1As As PRIZE FOB TIE
NINE GOLD hsDALsE9R GENERAL SHOOT.
1. Twenty Dollar eoid Pieces
Gold Watch and Chain
ooss sDs 4.a FsS1s ss.
6. d9zen nives, Forks, Table. land and Tea Spoon,
D. 1oIa headed Cane, presented by Mrs. SPRING.
Silver Silver Gn:sso,: r,ta Bottle. and Glasses.
w. S'Neh NV ii %sph.ea mseIschsum Pipe, presented
IL. fGFcsisin Set. IS pfecesJ presented by Messrs
Il. Box Johannesberger, presented by Mr.. Rul,.
ls Nee Mserschaun Pipe, presented by Mrs. H.
A. hex. ss1 Mum% ysrzsnsy. presented by Mss.rs.
l6 silver Fruit Basket, presented by Messrs.
II. A sii!sr Water Pitcher, presented by me,.r,
70 Webb Beveridse.
is. One s'afr Silver @7Vsa watch.
20. Silver Butter Service.
q. Syrup Pitcher
T. =: s'ls Toiiss iHs s.s ssss'Der Set,
PK;zss n,s Ga IoS Sy aiIey shinn
"a ss ssss, s, ysSE siiys, I.dle.
BESIDES THE ABOVE THE FOLLOWING
PkiZEs HAVE BEEN iREsENTED.
Silver Table Castor, BY Mrs A. Kocb
Eine Shins Set. By Mr. Jeremiah MCCARTHY.
Poeiet EsRo1ssf fse By ms's5s
Meerschsum Pipe and Cigar Holder. and thraa
pounds fine Smoking Tobacco by Mr. Se,t1 00
EIessnt SEWING Boz. by MI Fritz Dender. d:A
,.I Two hne framed Pictures, by Mr.. j. Markri-
One fpe framed Picture. By Mr. L. Lobm.u.
pf,i SSnut zen nat with gold Buckle, Mr.. g. Barth,
Five gallons best French Brandy. by MIR. A.
A beautiful Case of Ornamental Flowers. b,
A Writing Desk, by Messrs. Dempsey 4 roole.
by Messrs. Lansburg Bro.
TWELVE vhdUABE1 adW.ss6 PRIZES FOB THE
SIX FORYeUNG LADIES, SHOOTING
Admission s2 cents for each person. Children
KST The puhlic is respectfully invited a, moth
Ing will 10 spared to make this enc Of tbs areat.
est festivals sSas GHasffs psd y tkis khoM,y ci,y
w =. VAN kOERBER, Cor Secy. So IS It
STEAMER LEAVES FOB MOUNT VERNON
1HHFsRss. EHFSRss a. e !. j. = 4 N ar-Gc
,yARE FOR ROUND TRIP, $50.
One-third OF this amount for use Of Mount Vernon
Association.
Warrington and Alexandria Boats leave each
ns ss.s@sr Gm sS can s.
.ns ssot INTEL General GAf sspsP sssTiGko p 70.
WHnAToNS ELEMENTs OF INTERNA-
Nv n. TioEaL LAW, new edition. 1886, with notes
sns FRAHoK TAYLOR.
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GRAND EXCURSION
MT. VERNON LODGE, NO. S.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs,
WILL BE GIVEN TO
MT VERNON AND GLYMONT.
TUESDAY, SEPfEMBER IS, 1865
The boats will leave 7th street wharf at ;c,oel
g. m, positively, and BlaedenS
wharf, wharf, ath street; Navy YeTd, at s see4@N
at Alexandria, going and returning And I.v .t
Mount Vernon sufficient time for the nartv e. y,i,
the tomb Of Washington f" 70 VEIL
The committee will spare no pains to make this
one oi tue oest exeprsons OF the season If &C es.
sary the Boat will make two trips (see mornino
pepers.) WV "'oi ninS
schI@deI's Brass and String Band has been .n.
gagged for the occasion. wv" e"'
TICK ETs, admitting O Gentleman and Laav
Sleo' tsdies Tickets, rs cents; Children, over 10
ETeeutire COMMITTEE ID DauRhten r stror,
berger. 6. Hayes, J. W. Meads, J. Mrnseii ~
johnson. B q. Daus hten. IL
Floor ManageTs.-G Gordon, L. smaIIvooa n
Shafier L. Barnes. James Berry, BaIIet MaSt,, ~
Sc 1871 -A"''e''
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AMAs GUILD, Dealer fn Nep and Seeond hand
trnsihrs. Old Fun initnre Repaired. Reup.
nostefe1 an varpished. iath and B sfs., near
1hS canal Highest price paid for Second hand
N"'i"ufe' sellys
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EIRST ANNUAL
HUTZEN FEsTIvAL
WASHINGTON GERMAN TARGET Assoera
TION
AT THE
SEVENTH. STREET PARK.
18th, 18th, 10th. goth, and do1stofsRprnMppn o1 lat
On the arst day there will bes
GRAND PROCESSION.
starting frsm the City Hall at O'Clock q m
HAIRY LESLIE,
the celebrated Acrobat, who crossed tha u,
on arope, will perform every afternoon
The excellent Band of the sch United a..,.
Cavalry will furnish Concert Music dnr1no .tSs ~
Festival. oains the
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
RY REQUEST. a
FOURTH GRAND PICNIC ~
OF the
LONE STAR TEMPERANCE CLUB,
will be given at

ANALOsTAN ISLAND,
On TUESDAY, sEPTEhBER 18TH, 1856,
cents. '"oios' W
Dancing to commence at 2,S o'clock. The Com.
minee pledge themselves to spare NO esSrts to
dsayore, and In strict accordance wi:h the princi
Pies Of their organization. a. IL ats
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/ He GREAT RECoNsTRUCTIoNIsr.
whose KOP-PEL? know hin we'll
In charges q reduction'st;
But in o "ft. ~ like ANDY ;" hovs.
He's q famous" "Reconstructionistr
Has rebel wear broke down your gear,
And threatened its de-tructionf
Twill all be well II ii. KOPPEL
Just tries his Reconstruction !"
Beneath his skill, each portion will
Be brought in close communion;
inst as we'll see God grant twill be-
The States within this q Unionl
Now all men know. for Q we'll dressed beau
The ladies have q passion;
Then stop spell" with H KOPPEL-
His s"ht's' the hishest fashion.
Bis work you III find of the finest kind,
And nothing "botched" or siattern;
His goods consist @ leasthy listl
OF every stylish pattern.
H. KOPPEL, 18th street, opposite Treasury
Department. Sc IL In
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paor,,r IRIEsEMAR
ROTECTED BY Roy trrrrpS nan

Pa1-r,ru IhlEsEMAR,
= hViEoIED BY RUlAL LETTERS PAT
shL o. khbiand, and secured by the seals Of the
College OF Medicine viepna 1 'ho Amperi1
Triesemar No. i. is the efiectual rsraar g.. ID.
Iaxsuon, speImathorrhoea, and Exhsnstion Of
the system Triesemar No. 2 has entirely saney.
seded the paukeoss use OF Copayia Cuhshs r.
friesemsr No T. the infsllibIe remedy for ali
Impurities and Secondary Symptoms thus obyi
ating the use Of mercury and all other
iBRredients
able LoZenge Secured from the effects of cI
mste and ehaDRes Of atmosphere, In tin eases, At
IS ssen er Tour ss eases N one Tor 80, and in su
as administered BY vslpeau, Sailamsnda, Roux,
6c., sc
Wholesale sni retail By Or BARROW, No. Is4
Bleecker street. New York.
To be had also Of 8. O. FORD. No. $50 Pennia
avenue. corner llth st. sa9-ly
SEyIhAL NEW STYLES OF MASON 4
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AMUSEM ENTS.
NATIONAL TdEATRE.
lLase GroveFr,D
nfylvania avenue. near Willards' Hotel.
DINO BAPLEY ......... Z R0 rBlETORS.

NATIONAL TdEATRE.
near
oRENsEss 4Ra ss IsH rHs sAa1 ASD WIN
The entire Theaicr reconstructed, I'm proved and
MONDAY EvEEiSS, September Ii, 1856.
P,oduc,ion of the Fsnoas Dramatic Spectaols,
Ie'd,Id ss,: .aa r"'seA IN four 'e BY Mr. rh0s.
On. THE KsiuHr Ts5 ~ dGs ryE TErGR; rGGRRj;zrs HAND.
Door. open Att; Curtain will rise ats. ~
INAUGURATION OF
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
Corner of Ninth street and Pennsylvania svenne.
MADAME GHIoNIs AND sIGNoR sUsINIs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX sTRAKosOH.....-... DIRECTOR
On FRIDAY. segs.%Ss, ,lsss.2 p; !, and SATURDAY.
POSITIVELY ONLY TWO NIGHTS.
GRAND CHORUS AND OROHEsTRA.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1856.
OPENING NIGHT,
For he frst time in this city the celebrated comic
opera, by the Riccis Brothers.
CRlsPiNO e LA O9MARE,
Wit HTwesioi cast splendid ne" wardrobe ap
tIisD,n- 0SSh,er ;;, .signoE su.ini
Oontino del Flore ...... -. .6ignor Errsni
FAbrixfc, Doctor 6i MArra
Mirsbolano, Doctor and A Apothecary Signor Ooletti
La Comare. Fstry Sisnora Parozzi
Don Asdrobaic Locatelli
conductor and Musical Director sisnor sarsi
SATURDAY. FAREWELL NIGHT,
Verdi's chef ddnrTe; ;pu.u
With the full strength Of the company.
Reserved seats in Orchestra, 81; admission Ia
Private Boxes, sls: to Dress Circle and Parouette
81; reserved seats, 50 cents extra. The sale OF
tick cts will commence this Monday, September l7
0. Merzerott . Music Store eel7. n
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a p.aS.2tis. % sf HHLHSoIps HHLHSSoSps iir FiGfp q * K.
TBACf BUCHU 10 viii be D oempartsou With thos1
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SEyIhAL NEW STYLES OF MASON a
- HAMLlN'S Cabinet Organs have just been
received. which We sde1 sale q factory price,
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-06-20
Governor Henry w. Allen.

lr~-.i i So 4
From the Handsboro (Miss.) Democrat
Al lar OF. in strange land, under strange
skies, the warrior has laid him down e
rest, with his warrior cloak" around him
BURY me in Confederate uniform" were
bis last words, and that high and noble
spirit, which glori6ed the earthly form 0,
Allen, passed to the companionship d
johnson and Jackson, of Stuart and Hill
OF Folk and Cleborne, of Green and Mon.
ton, and even that mobile army Of martyrs
has never welcomed truer comrade from
the earthly scene oftheir heroic and boot.
less struggle.
Whatever merit there lies in consistency
in connection with the late war alt Govern
or Aliens. He spoke for it, he voted for
IT ne sacrificed for it, he fought for It, and
died tor it. AS member ofthe legislature
OF both Mississippi and Louisiana, school.
master. citizen and planter. as colonel, as
governor OF a sovereign State, and as q soil.
tary exile, there was truth, d consistency
manhood beautiful and brave. in all his
utterances and all his acts--to the last honr
OF the fated struggle to the last hour Of his
doomed life. He had his weaknesses
who mas not? He had his extravagances,
but whose before ever took a nobIer direc-
lion! lie was q very noblenlan Of nature,
touch Of antique chivalry. a something
ight knightly in his sense ofhonor and
iaty. With all, he had what Carlyle calls
the great earn'st" within him; that high
leroic impulse which causes poor men to
10 or die; that sublime something il, man
which looks beyond time to eternity for
motives Of action; which is the basis Of ell
'reat deeds. and the source of all great ef. |
orts in this worlds history.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-06-20

the two Senator's from Wisconsin -Doolit
tie. one Of the principal conservatives and
Howe. an extreme Radical.
The latter had the assurance to accuse
MS colleague, a well known anti-slayery
man, Of entirely opposite tendencies
Doollttle repelled the attack in his courte.
Gus and eloquent manner; deep contrast
to the tone Of Mr.. Howe. The changes in
political life are very curious. Doolittle
supported Cass. Piorco and Lincoln; HIVE
favored Taylor, Scott and The late pfesi
dent. Now one Senator is johnson man
while Che snstainer of Taylor and Scott ii
a radical. The principal event of the
week in the House is the passage Of the
Pay Bill. The army officers are very Sc
we're on Mr. Schenck for his persistent at
tacks on their corps. The ex-vo.unteer off.
GERS now in Congress are glad ofsthis OPP
portnnity to vent their spleen against the
regular army. The Disabilities Bill is UNI
der discussion in the House, but the de-
bates are merely pro forma, as The sub
stance Of the enactment is contained ia
constitutional amendment which has
already passed the Senate. It affords
an opportunity for half a. dozen
gentlemen to address the House every day,
and increase the expenditures for. public
printing. The most dienifed portion of
the Republican press is opposed to this
wholesale disqualification Of respectable
Southerners. The effect ofthe warm wealth.
er on the attendance of members has already
become visible. The Senate and the House
are both very thinlY attended. The alb
sence OF those imposing Statesmen-Sum-
ler and Steyens-makes anadditional void.
fhad. has renowned everything but Call
Fours," to amnse him in which, several of
lis body-guard have been detached from
Congressional duty. The adjournment is
naturally the question of the hour The |
House is, a fortnight ahead of the Senate
n the discharge Of public business, and be-
ng under better control. can proceed much |
aster for the remainder Of the session.
lhe proclamation Of the President. and the
'rder1of the Attorney General, for the adop-
ion or preventive measure against q Fem
Fan attack on Canada. is fully approved
ere. Some politicians imagine that it
nay effect the Presidents status with his
rlsh fellow-citizens; but our Hibernian
riends will remember that Mr.. johnson is.
ound to execute the laws, however oppos--
60 to his inclination they may b..
RAMBLER.