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quarrel with-then kiss and make up
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q he kindly picked her up, saying, Poor
-httleadear, are you hurtY when she
Ecrleosout 4 lsain t tpoerTDad has struck
lie shW qs4of o va .4u
sGosit, old fellow z said two idle scape-
graces to an honest laborer at work,
work away while we play-sow and well
reap. "Very likely, my lais,'' replied
the old man, coolly,5sI M sowing hemp
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VOLUME XIII. < Il s..
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
nsNI 1ia al-------s.l1 .fe "a v4sso;
Published, Every Tuesday.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Two dollars per annum, if paid in advance;
and two dollars and fifty cents If not paid il
advance. - Ws9sas ssf sgs4a 5a
No paper viii be discontinued, except at the.
,ptioh of'ths publisher, until sll arrears are
paid ,baEaS : ,s7aa sa gBs 5sa 45i fss.
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mEDLCSI1
| DROWN OF GLORY
EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD vHo HAS USED
srERL1NG's AMBROSE

Ia willing to recommend IT, Three years Of rapidly neS'he
sale have made the Ambrosia famous all over ths World
It's Warranted to Please
1t cures itching Of the Head
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads ST..
II prevents the Hair from Failing Out
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy
ceanseg the scalp coos the Heated Brow Removes psA
dE Cures Nervous Headache Cures BaidaesS
urIsnt Iocs Incinss Hair to Curl superSedes wigs Kills
Hair Eaters; Good effect apparent at once
. TO THE LADIES WE SAY, ..
The Ambrosia will suit you to T Elegantly pat up Deli
esey Perfued Patronized by Opera Singers and ACTRESSES
sold in splendid boxes catrons containing large bss
No. 2 for morning. No. for evening
There Is ne Mistake About It,
sTERLINGfs AMBRosTA Is the best most Agreeable ant
effective toilet in the world To prove this try catrOn
Sold by Druggists, .r.
sterIIng's AmBrOsIa Manufacturing Company
2I5 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK..
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The Public

May rest assured the manufacturers spare neither pains
nor expense in the preparation Of these remedes They are
made of the very best medicines known in highly eohcsh
trated form, upon strictly scientific principles
DIR. Samuel GiIbert's General Alternative
Acts directly upon the Glands Mucous Membranesstmu
ating them to additional activity their natural functions Of
eliminating from Circulating Fluids the usual Ehete
land in disease Morbid Matters and expeng them through
the Skin, Kidneys Liver, and Amentary Canal from the
System 1t u.s. therefore, adapted for the relief Of Chronic
Diseases affecting those Ogen and of the membranes
lining them sueh
ERUPTIoNs, letter, ULCERS, sCRoFULA,
JAUNDI0E, GoITRE
CHRONIC 1NFLAN4TIoN OF
BLADDER AND UTERUS, ETC.
1t is particularly useful in
SUPPRESSED MENsURATroN,
HEREDITARY TAINTs, SYPHILIS,
And malades arising from long continued Of csomel
Blue Mass Corrosive submats Fowers Solution Donovans
Solution and other preparations Mercury and Arsenic
DIR. Samuel Guberts letter Ointment
Is most excellent preparation for the of that class
naladies usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
and which popularity know as
CHRONIC ERUPTIoNs, TETTER, P1MPLEs,
BL1sTERs sCABs, scALDHEAD. M1LK-CRUsT,
RINGwoRM, ETC, ETC.
It will also kill ITCH and otherOca vemin which prey
the Skin and detaches the sxcremenous mattel
deposited upon the skin; heals TIE Cracks Bsers and Pin
pe the surface smooth aud pabIe
has been used by GILBERT with satisfactory resal
for many years offered for sale in this style from ii
dr conviction that necessarily meet with the heart
E appreciation Of those who make OF
Full directions for the method of using these remedies,
plain description Of number of the difereI
varieties of Diseases and many valuable suggestions
regard cure will be found printed circular aecou
panyng package These suggestions are the fruit
ample experience acquired by Dr. Samuel Gilbert durr
extraordinary professional in the treatment of tn
class of diseases the cities of Memphis New Orleans
New York and will 1t is expected enable most unPTotesson
TO with much greater success h
: that which usually falls the lot of ordinary physcans
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DIR. LarOokah's SGrsaPariuA Compound
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of
Liver Complaint, scrofa Kings Evil DyspePia Dr0psy'
Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Erysipelas, St Anthays Fire
Pimples Pustules, Botches, BOls, TUNES SAT-
Rheum, Ulcers and Sores, Rheumsisn,
Pain in the Stomach, Side nd
Bowels, General Debiit,
\ Uterine UlceratoB
| Syphilis
RCURIL DIS EASE.
And all Complaints arisirE from or resulting in
IMPURE BLOOD.
II ia double the strength any other sarapara Compound
in the Market aud is ndosed by the Medical Faculty as the
pRsr ANN cHEApssr BLOOD PURIFIER ExTANT.
Road thu following commentator from Or. Abbott of Bos
ton widely knowpas of the most successful practitioners
in the country:
DIR, e. R. kNIGHTs, MELRosB, MASSACHUSETTS
Dear SIR used DR.. Lsrookahs sarsaParila Com
pound in ms practice orseveal and after careful
sarvatiopo eerts, do not hesitate to that e
| INV onnion, the sUREsT, SAFEST and OH o.
REMEDY for sCRoFULous and sYPHILIFlC
that las ever been made available to the medical NJ ~ n
d FrsternAly yours, B. y ABB
: Price. 81 90 per B 'tAe'
r Prepared by
: DR. E. r. KNIGHTS, oHEM,f' MEhRosE' MASS
DR. y-nooKAHs
Is Indian Veg able PulmonIe Syrup
g. Ids whOoping Cough Group, Asthma, Ca
a. 0's ooHsuS, chitis Pain in the Side, Night sweats,
he L. aess to which Public Speakers and siRgeTs
n liable Consumption in its early stages
r. and all Diseases Of the Threat
and Lungs
g orsed by the highest medical authority, elargymen
he denomination authors editors professors in our VaFou
" 7leges and by many of eminent public men
~ Containing opium, it is adapted 70 every age and MAJ
used without fear of the dangerous results which follow tn
many Ofthe Cough Preparations OF which opium an
+ ipecac are the base. lH.-s#
Letter from Hon. G. W. Gooch Member of Congress oI
e Massachusetts,
4 DR.. z. R. KNIGHTS-Dsar sir-I have used DR.. LarO
kahs Syrup in my family for six years. and have found
excellent remedy for Coughs Colds Sore Throat ali Co
sumptivs Complaints ETC. have recommended to
% friends whOhaVs received great benefit from USE
,s GIVE IT TRIAL.
y Price SO cents and 81 per Bottle.
DR. &. R. KNIGHTS, Proprietor Melrose, Massachuset
lg pRMAs BARNES CO.. New York.
BARNES, WARD & co.. New orlsaar
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ExoURsTON TRATN.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT N o., J. and g. N R R.,
new Orleans, May II 1866
On and after 10th day of JUNE Excursion Train will
leave the depot foot of Caiope street, SATURDAY
EVENINGS, and go far Magnolia. Returning, viii
leave Magnolia MONDAYS, time reach the city
before IL o'clock noon)
Excursion Tickets go and return good only for the Elk
curaion and the up and down train Sunday, BE-
purchased depot before the departure Of the train
Fare to Kenner and return 81 25 Premier 81 81 Msnchac
Tangpahoa, 81 5U Osyka, 81 75i Magnolia, S. %.
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DR. sAhUEL GILBERT, SO celebrated as having hau'lo
the last twenty-five years, in the treatment Of
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the lucrative Medical Practice in the South has at list
allow of his most esteemed remedies to
prepared and sold proprietary medicines This resolution
engendered by the repeated solicitations Of those who
have experienced the benefit Of his remarkable professional
skill by the imposbfy of giving especial attention tt
zach written applications made to him for prescription
by those whose pecunary CT cumsances business habits
preclude the possibility of applying in person to him
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W Sum day AFFAnRemenEs
Steam Train from City Sunday morning at 4Ocloek in
lieu of Horse Cars.
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
o'clock p N.
On after MAY 9Th the Trains will leave either end Of
the hoed Sundays at every half hour from until
o'clock r. n.
Fare, to and from the Lake, same day. Is cents.
Passengers GENTLY Station notify conductor
prior departure Of train Fare, way.
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent.
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Sl4r5 Orleans 4ailp QJnst nd.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY "a, lses.

&eRRFltabIe Conversation of President
JOHNSON With the london Times Cores
pendent.
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pATnNT LUMBER DRYER.
............... .BULKAEX's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
sUpERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM 2 TO DAYS.

important Invention for seasOnIng Lumber,
II will Lumber at average 81 per 1000
1t will Lumber thoroughly and check it
hGn any other process.
It is safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
ay other process.
The expense ofs Kiln Right is within the reach Of
e'ery
It less dry the ia Lumber than to haul it
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber from the ready to be worked i'm
maiAtely.
The cost Of changing Dry Air Kiln into stean
XIII of erecting Kiln and the price Of Right ale
oft@ saved in year by this process. - ..-....
need Of keeping large stocks Of lumber on hand 1t cs
eso dry by this than the interest the price While
drying in the air.
Capeners Coopers, Cabinet Carriage, Sash, Door and
Bln Manufacturers Owners OF Planning Machines sa" NILS
and III who wish dry lumber should be in possession the
| RiglI to this invention. r yu.
Hot Air Kiln be changed into otehnl MIN
h procegss now in use in the shops of the Pe9nsy
vaniaCen New York Central Atlantic and Great est
Chicago and North Western; Chicago Alton ana o..
Louis Illinois Central Chicago Burlington and Suhcy
MichiEan Central Toledo and Wabash Sundusky Dayton am
Cincinnati and other Raj road Companies Also ~ iany y
the manufacturers Of Cars, Carriages, sash Doqfs ana
Agricultural IMPLEMENTS ETC. throughout the 9neI "a
| TOBACCO WOOL, PAPER, BRICK, SALT, and othe
/ substances are dried by this process. NIT. -
tEt the Dryer allowed before paying io the night "
| payngfor the drawings and specifications
| Forfurther Information, address
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From Moore &, CampIOn, |
Fnhaue'phlS ,.. s,,., |
Test made by Bqlkey hont tbrnnk
peb ina IN dR ore 10 inches wide dry could be
I,i nh " irc5 in width In or opiuOn this process
tsssS p hao iSia SPeih e. -
,Te.ts Made at the Shops II the PennaylEnnia
y 5o ~ make test of BuIpey's Patent Lumber Dryer.
the Kin was 6ied with cherry h poplar pine oak and black
walnut and after lsa. nTnf 0F'y
The following kinds Ct so when tafen out:
"Ie P ns Mani yaighed in Is MS weighed out 46 lbs
"a in inc y P II S iRne en gaaged out l6x
inch ash plank Weighed in y bs, weighed out 6s DDS
gagged in l9 inches gagged out a9% IN 81 NJ rvs,sd mt
56 b. gagged inches gauge, Lay ont IA ,,.d mt
l655 "a -'. 100 ", ,v.,rn.a on, III n.
piece Ct oz ggnebes ranred out 81 6y us
pine peecty green %egaeG III ~ w pmS Se
came from ne Kun M r rSsgf 81 sats Glory
btFAE n N"tiVe Power apd Machinery
~
..,.i,o, o,srstiop Of Bukley,g Lumber Srysr
dhs m be satisfactory forth by certiBnes of Nj
Ler a anu MI, nes'N' "
lhor19 a. a.,
EFoih - = :. sbo,s Cbicego Rur.
Superintendent of Woo Work and aurora III n"f
nngtoh anu Sa,Gdy ts Top of Blu KEYS Patent
Lumber Dryer 1t has the s. qGnta fuel easily
tended and VII ay oes H0s the lumber dried
Sas 0ay ed two 1i to nfo eet
ussu Pc vas more thoroughly seasoned than any we
have dried heretofore ~ , ,nI o y JOHN.
| Central Railroad Shops Auburn NY.
rev r help to consider it the best mode OF
| 49, ~ n4i G, DU nsof in use.
| otyins lunOei nv E-o,,, g. Il Hays,
49,. r,,;ro;s Ca,troI Iou-oo5
Supernt1den Of Va have recsntIV buiIt
The Dryr works sa tiss ssysyyaI NOR. DuAi
another bin anu Sn -, q 4, C.se
| - ~ &c ,,ioh.,,n C,ortrol p o,y.oo5
Superintendent OF "a" isUrs VIII II G BnlRiev, and
From several yesrS eApe[i Io a Oh 800,
otker methods OF ~ VI ~ q '' : - ~
mend this as tn' pSA' r = w. S,,t,n q 60
| from n"r"eS1 I ~ 00''
A., u DuIuens S ny stI don,od r, soF md ber,
We dem tne PROCESS SUNNY Nc +;"a ranrd for S,nS
lumber ana Of W uileStI ~ 4 ~
| vaTy.s WIN tns A4nu anu ~
in :" 'uoiH'S' From Dean a, Eaton, ...
nsr Builders Detroit Michigan.
Soma 5k nv ID inch green oak for car trucks was dried
thTsa a rne Than il ould huye been If been yea
and 6sf in the omen air We have M de Oh
So a. das mot shrink parce after coming from
| he kiln ~
! From Russell 81 Co,
Car Budes and Manufacturers of Fespers Mowers Hors
| Powers and separetnrs, Masllnn, ohio
The lumber from the Kiln all ready to work Fror
tests made we are satsh lhat ne gu ns .ahth wv
the lumber before the mo st4re Is a zone ne o %
wood rea rm ana +h ba II bt and e INV wa
| ,gn tb npiS, saa % son Ing lumber
| "a vs., ,.uIsov, n HgaIY
IL EFNAA - - -. n,.. 81,
Builders and Manufacturers OF ash Doors and bnus shE
| peusbnt Ut sts * P,to : Drvors !
We have In operation one OF bnAeA ate nIye[s;
MGnhs II stSoa IN the Shop mil Dgeenbe
@ W. 6 sGs G S9rder nut in the kiln and in on
a Il 49,. IL JFFaN NVh "a hn 1
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE. NOTICE
Mr.. J. GoLDsTElN late partner Of O. TaomoA, Dessom-
mes Co. Of this city and Psrs has this day been admitted
member Of our house which will hereafter be conducted under
The name and style of LEVY, DIETER Z co
LEVY DIETER.
New Orleans, May /, 1856.
Referring to the above we beg inform our friends and The
trade that we are prepared to resolve and execute any o
the purchase of goods the European markets ana when
will receive tic personal care Of Mr. GoLDsFElS.
LEVY, DIETER co.
/ New Orleans, May1, 1865 -
| 'lNE UEDERsEGNED HAVE FORMED A
sae (partneIshp for the Of tansacng 4he n 2s
Ives ary and Generdt Commission Business, a. u view
| aag IL ig4 sQUlRE5. JAMES CAMMACK,
- - - G. W. sQUIRES.
to Messts having sold their stock Of Groceries
zoe of their ends srea respectfully solicit the patron
lid hrm-
ws1s5 e,1t6 IN sdfh.haa1THE FIRM OF CLIFFORD
Clifford the undersgned will co ~ the withdrawal of ~ b
business At the old stand, corner - ~
streets, under the style aud hrm Of Tll y .tsM ~
1f eesa+ & G%oS sSgLr.
FENME CoPARTEERsHIP Exist va vtcr11 ga
A r. Montgomery and James A. Whfts, nair K 4
and style of MONTGOMERY WHITE in this ~. ~ -
he partners win attend ths liquidation Of ts
4As q Z h9 WHffE 1EiF,
Esw Orleans I'D June, 1865
vFvETE UNDERSIGNED WILL Cc,r mEUE II
business Of the late firm Of Montgomery White On
= oEn account. JAMES A WHITE,
l63 Common street.
New Orleans I'D June, 1876.
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ID EFERRIN& TO THE ABOVE WILL TAKE THIS
II opportunity Of rendering my thanks the public
fgr the liberal patronage extended to the St
Of the ST. Lcuis Hotel during my occupation OF Il,
will here non them that the former has within the past
months been thoroughly renovated painted and
and the furniture thoroughly cleansed Vanished and pP
stored and would here remark to those not cogna That
these much very much needed improvements and WITH
the addition Of such furniture rat he eahl
comforts has 20 those bs please 70 81
viii So opsn to the publie list Of December next
Both houses viii be kept in the old manner With table dho
| Orleans Oct. IL, 1865. o. e. HALL
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I, Missouri Is M very pFonnls'
The veal crop "a tan inches h 4 and growing
feat.
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a
a Local Bod2-The first great paramount ques
ton before very new Congress, ia to deter
mine who e the members OF both Houses
This questioshould, in the logic OF events, take
precedence all others. II is on the same prln
oipIe that wen a meeting OF ministers or ambas.
sailors takplace the first question before all
others is ii verifcation Of their powers. The
first duty Congress in assembling in December
should haybeen likewise to verify their powers.
All who arentited to seats in Congress should
have been with as little delay as possible, ad-
mitted, bause they were the depositarles OF the
powers olhe country.
To do derwse-to go on exercising the fnnc.
tons cfChgress with numbers ofpeTsOus excluded
whose riffs to seats are pGrfect-is the grossest
violation the Constitution that can be conceived
of.
" neglecd To consider whether the applicants
from the leceded States are entitled to their
seats.
posipg ctaiu amendments to the Constitution
with proIons that the Representatives and Sena-
tors fromlch States az adopted the Amendment
should atuce be admitted to their seats
After ese amendments are adopted, il they
are adoEd, then the question will come up
whether particular Individuals claiming seats
are entitl to them. go -,
decided W. ,oo+, J., c,u
s,reea, an in violation of all the practice of thu
0ast, of cry precedent, OF the splIlt OF we con
l stitutionach House persistenty refuses To enter
Tan Tb ise tal question: this question for the de
o;sion ofhich each House by the Constitution
made made i sole judge" this question in tn
highest h snse JUDICIAL question, each s. House
in yiolatn of its most sacred duty rei1Ses
0oRsis IL cuIt to imagine greater derea43oyy o.
auty. is difficult conceive Of g4 Tsck tr
iston che Constitution. Alas WI, Thg VIZ R have
to talk the Con,ti"i,4o T ths and
T0 The claims tas to Par
tives aTsenators drpaed by e ,raf to Congress
ticipats the great powers 9,S'
by the Institution! me people who laugh
We XIV that there are yTestrictions,n but We
at the ia, c0usttuuuGt me constitution hs!
are not that class, f,Li|,y have we for an,
no witty. what segn r,'crr, vat
TiqhtP-Iatioual iniRt 49,
-------- M,ssoar is in, very promis
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RAILROAD.

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY April LIST, 1856 the trains this
road will leave follows:
CITY. FROM THR LAKE - ,