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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22

The EMPRESS JOSEPHINE BY LOUISA
MuHLBAcH.-"Anotbe of Miss Muhlbach's
novels some reader may say. Yes anolher;
and, if we mistake not, it will meet with
public favor not less decided than has been
vouchsafed to its brilliant predecessors
The Muhlbach novels appear In this rapid
sequence, because the public will have them
buying them in preference to the work of
any other romancer, Dickens alone except
ed. If any one wishes to estimate the
popu arity of the Muhlbach books, let him
ask at the nearest circulating library. The
insatiate demand for the wellthumbed vol
umss will tell the story. We have heard
some puzzIing over the secret of this lady's
success. Even cursory glance through
anv one of her novels, this one about the
Empress Josephine for instance, solves it
TO our satisfaction. She takes the salient
points of wonderful life,and works them,
into the coherence of u drama. Josephine's
life, in Miss Muhbach's hands, tails into
three parts, like the three acts Of a weIl-pro-
portioned play. First,she rs the Viscountess
Beauharnais, and that part begins with her
nlTtH dtnOHS tuc tloPiOni $3.50 W A'>"''
Unique then, she is the happy wife OF Gen
erai Bonaparte; then, she is the Empress
and the Divorced, and that part ends with
her death at Malmaison. 1t is a splendid
melodrama in which scenery, and music, and
perfume leave none Of the senses unad-
resscd Josephine is the central figure, aud
wins all the hearts in this book, as Napole
on said she did in her imperial reign. Next
to her and deriving lustre from her near
ness comes of course the spoiled Child of
Destiny" who is here shown in his only
amiabe part Of lover. Around them are
grouped queens, emperors, generals, and a
mob of other great men and women OF the
Napoleunic days The style is fascinating
MuhIbachian we might say. A new artist
g ston Fay, makes his debut in this book
and seems 10 be the man we have been
looking for so long His illustrations OF
Josephine, Iazily Swinging in hfr west-lnd-
ian hammock, and of hrr Interview with the
King of Rome, and the deaih-in-life image
of her. crushed under her divorce are perfect
gems Of art and given an added value to the
charming story.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22
A Sign of the Times.

At the Republican County Convention.
held in Indianapolis last Saturday the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution was adopt
ed: Whereas, Equal and exact justice
should rule the action of public as well as
private debtors in deal ng with their cred
itors therefore.
Resolued, That the bonds and other obi
gators of the General Government which
do not expressly stipulate for payment in
coin Oh their face should be paid in legal
money and that our delegates to the State
Convention are instructed to vote for res
oIution in the State platform embodying
this proposition.
What will the Eastern Radicals say to
that
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22
The Coming Revolution.

The New York Herald saws 1--WE pre-
dict the culm IN November next of
th.. political regolution of which We have
already felt the first shock. From all the
symptoms that surround US 1t is easy to
foresee that the violence and follV OF Con
gre>s, in forcing upon the country policy
entirely foreign 10 our institutions, aud III
confict with all cur ideas of freedom, jus
tice and generosity, will unite the people
upon the Democratic aud Conservative
nominee for the next Presidency, and that
he VII be elected by large majority -
The radicals may hope to save themselves
by calling to their aid the great name of
general Grant but if that distinguished
military leader should accept nomination
upon the African Supremacy platform OF
the present Congress he will be defeated
at the polls as easily as Chase or any 9th
er candidate would be. The principles
that agitate the country at the present time
are stronger than men, and no personal
popularity can Tor an instant blind the eyes
Of The people TO the Importance of the is
sue. The reconstruction poiIcy TO winch the
Radical party promises TO adhere Is an al
rocions outrage upon civilized society 1t
dporade> the white race, and, by giving po-
litical power into the uncontrolled posses
sion Of hundreds of thousands of ignoran!
and d,ba>ed n groes, breaks down all the
safeguards of society, obliterates the pro-
eress OF half century, reduces ten States
nf the Tnioa to a condition OF African
barbari.m. aud dcmofalizes the National
Government 1t is against their policy that
the people will record their votes, and 1t Is
to save the country from these evils that
they will defeat the Radical Presidential
candidate next fall, whoever he may be
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22

The Louisiana mongreIs have passed an
ordinance making it a misdcmtanor for
planters to discharge ngger employers
until after the ratification of the thing they
have concocted aud cal a constitution
Employers are, therefore, TO be burthened
with the support of lot of lazy nigger-
until the latter shall have cast their votes
against the planters. BY this arrange
ment every planter is to be forced, thro'
fear of Punishment. to feed aud nonrish
perhaps "A score of vpers within his house
hold to turn upon him and sting him and
all he holds dear to death whenever the
mongrels of the convention order 1t. By
such internal measures are the carpet bag
radicals and the secret league ngers labor
ing to bring on a war of races. If such a
war could be made to result in the exter-
mination of them it would be deserved
punishment and a blessing to the country.
-JeferSoRidR.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22
GROCERY STORE FoR s.I,E

THE undersigned offers at prvrie sale valuable
l. Grocery Stand, situated IN the Boroug of
Shickshinny. Luzerne cour.,y. Pa. The huiliings
consist of Plank Bweliiag and store House 20 by
4c teei, Barn 81 by 5O feet together with other out
houses, all haging been erected within two ye,rs-
liberal chance will be given any one desiring to
purchase, and any buying fer ash 1T will be sold
extremely low. The purchaser can ave the stock of
goods at Cost If desirable Re son Tor selling going
West
This stand is q central one and capable of doing a
large business with proper management. As the
town is improving very rapidly, the rent of 1t as
dwelling house will pay a good percentage to any
one desirous of investing capital. For further par
ticulars address BOWMAN GANIS0N
V1nzlm2 shickshinny, Luz. Co. Pa.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22

The Hsralds special says it has trans
pired that number of leading Con serva-
tives have proposed to the Legislatures of
States which have recently went Demo-
cratic to repeal their resolutions ratifying
the Fourteenth Article of the Constitution.
If New Jersey, Ohio, and California were
10 do this it is believed that the article could
not te grated on the Constitution.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22

IMPRESSION AT FIRST SIGHT.-The sub
iect Of impression at first sight was being
aked over at the supper table, when thr
lady, whose duty it was to preside 'ovee
the cups and tea" said she always formcd
an opinion of persons at first sight, and
generally found it to be correct.
mamma" said the youngest son, in
sh,ill voice, that attracted the attention of
all present.
"WeIl. my dear, what is it ?" replied the
fond mother.
"Iwant to know your opinion ofme when
you first saw me :"
The question gave sudden turn to the
conversation.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22

81 Say, Glenn said two disputing dark
les appalling for decision to a sable umpire
(which word is right-di zactly or de zact-
Iy 2 The sable umpire reflected moment,
and then, with a look of wisdom, said |
can't tell pre-zactly."
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22
HARVEY sICKLER, Editor.
TUNKRANNoCK, Pa.
Wednesday. Jan. 22. 1865.

E ADVERTISING AGENTS, EX>
CHANGES, and all others interested, will
please note the CHANGE Of TITLE, ofthis
aper, from THE NORTH BRANCH DEM
0CRAT to WYOIING DEMOCRAT.
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EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

LII persons indent To the estate of John Gard
n nrr, late OF the township Of runkhsnnock de-
ceased, are required To make immediate payment ;
and all persons having claims or demands against
said estate, are requested TO make known the same
to the subscribers, or one of them without delay.
2. H. GARDNER, Ex'r,
Clifford, Susq'a Co, Pa.
J.. NJ. GARDNER, Executrix.
v7n24w6 Tunkhanuock, Ps,
Jan, 10, 1868
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22

LUMBER FOR SALE.
ITOUSE BUILDERS and others, will find 4 full
IL supply of
SEASONED PINE LUMBER
E07. safe at IuNAH0nRocH.
This LUMBER, which was manufactured at Walt
mans Steam Saw Mil In Bradford county, is of the
best quality and veil seasoned.
Boards will dress TO inch. Plank to /! and
inches in thickness.
Buyers wishing their lumber plaucd matched
&c. will find Planning Mills At this place to do the
work. For particulars consult
J. KEENEY, At.
Tunkhannock, Jan. | 1868,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22
MELODEON FOR SALE.

ME1ODEON FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale VERY CHEAP, an
l. almost Piano Frame
SIX OCTAVE MELoDEON
Also, lot of Household Furniture at very low
prices
For particulars inquire at the honse now occupied
by the subrcriber formerly occupied by Henry Stark
A G. STARK,
Tunkhannock, JAN goth, l66sn24w4
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.


WHEREAS, letters of adm nstrati0a on ths es-
w tate Of Peter I. Miller, late Of NICHOLSON
township, decd have been granted to the subscri-
hers All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quired TO make payment by the lst of April. 1865;
aud those having demands against the said estate
required to present them duly authenticated or
settlement by April LIST, 1868.
\. P. WILCOX. Adm'F'.
Nicholson, Jan 20, 1861 -.u24w6
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CLUB PRIZES.
L I f Z C ITO y s .

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year at the above club rares.
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post office and State to wL,A ii has FrevHusl .boen
sent, AMI enclosing twenty hve cents 10 pay tor
trouble OF the ch tnge to separate Ili--ss.
Term, cash II a4yause. Scni, il possible Post
Ofiye Money Order or Bank draft. Bills sent ~
mai will b. at the risk .. seuler
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posters &C.. sent free of charge wherever AMI when
ever desired. address all url IS and letters to
THE WORLD.
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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22

The APPROACHING CoNrEsT.-We e
clip the following from an exchange pa
per, and give it with Our expression ofap-
proyal:
at is understood that the unrepresented
States will send delegates TO the Conserva-
tive Presidential Convention. | also learn
that it is in contemplation by the whites of
the South to hold separate elections for
Presidential electors, and to disregard the
reconstruction acts in this respect. The
President is understood to favor this move
ment. In a certain contingency the moral
effect at least would be potent indeed =
With an actual united South, and ma or
ty OF the Northern States Congress would
not dare to nsugurate President upon
the strength Of the negro vote y
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22

The Springfield, Massachusetts, Repubfi'
can sums up the whole story of Recon
struction and public opinion thereon, when
it SAWS that ''reSults are what the people
look at, and, as matter Of fact, the negro
is dominant in Southern politics" This
.iarkey" domination at the South means
negro equality, if not superiority, at the
North Negro suffrage involves the cleo
ton of negro Congressmen. Then We have
new version of The House that Jack
buit'-negro Congressman will appoint
negro cadets TO West point negro cadets
will become negro Iieutenants in the regu-
lar army they will command,ss superlors,
white soldiers and we shall have negro
officers ranking white officers. This is on
~ an entering wedge; social equality
comes next. The North generally, and
the West particularly, are not quite pre-
pared for this Radical revolution which is
TO destroy the present social fabric.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22
Tunkhannock Wholesale and Retail Pro-
duce Market.

Corrected Weetly by BUNNELL q BANNA.
TYNE, at Samuel Stdrk's old stand, tro doors
bsloc Woming National Bank
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-18

THE CLOUD OF WITNESSES,

1 leaned upon n burial urn,
And Thought how life Is but a. day,
And how the nations each in turn
Have lived and passed away
The earth is poopled with the dead,
Who live again in deathlGss hosts, -
And come and go with noiselcss tread
A'nniyersc OF ghosts.
They follow after flying ships
they flicker through the city's marts,
Ihey hear the cry OF human lips
A'1he beat Of human hearts y ~ - ~
They linger not around their tombs,
But lar from cEnrchyards keep aloof,
10 dwell in old familiar rooms, &c. al
Beneath the household roof
They waken men al morning light,
They cheer them in their daily care, h
They bring weary world at night
10 bend the knee in prayer. -. a.
Their GRAND is of God assigned -
To comfort sorrow ill it cease, W..
And in the dark and troubled mind
To light the lamp of peace. - 49,.
There Is a language, whispcsed low
Whereby to mortal ears they speak,
To which we answer by glow
That kindies III the check
Dear shadows, fairer than the day,
With heavenly light they wrap us round
Wherein we walk Il gilded way,
Aud over holy ground. s''1
y, what wondcrous life is theirs -
FOslipg away the mortal Frame
Yet keep the hnman loves, and cares,
Aud yearning still the same
y, what Il wonderous life is ours. -
TO dwell within this earthly range,
Yet pnriey with the heavenly powers
Two worlds in interchange!
q, balm of grief!-to understand
That whom our eyes behold no moro
still clasp us with rs true hand
rs i'll the flesh before
No longer in gloom profound
Let mcinory, like ~ inourner craped,
Sit weeping by an empty mound
Whose captive hath escaped!
So, turning from the burial urn,
thought how life WAS double worth,
If men be only wise to learn
That Heaven is on the earth
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NOTICE.
F O R s A T. Ell

THE undersigned wishes to inform
L the Sugar Planters of Rapides that
he has on hand good quality of MO-
i1ASSES BARRELS, which he offers
for saie-eheap. for cs.sh-guaranteed.
Persons purchasing Barrels from me
that will ship them by way of Alexan
dria, ali cooperaSe needed for them,
viii he attended to, free Of charge.
0ct,5-tt 2. Y. sKERRIG AN.
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HANS BRIElMANNS PARTY,

II Il
Hans Brietmann gife barty,
Dey had bano-blayan,
totied IN lofe NIT 4 Merican frau.
Her name was Matllda Yane. y.s
.'ohe nat haar as prown ash q pretzel !.
Her eyes vas himmel-bluo.
Dnd Ven dey looked into mine
Dcy shplit mine heart in two H,.
Hans Brietmann gife barty,
l vent dere you'll pc pound;
! valtzet NIT Madiltl., Yane.
Una vent shlplnnen round und round:
DO pootiest fraeulen in de house.
She vayed 'pout dwo hoondred pound
ol1 eIery dime she gife shoomp,
She make do windows sound
Hans Brietmann gife barty,
delis you it cost him dear;
Dcy rolled in moro ash sefcn kecks
of foost rate lager beer;
IND veneter dey knocks de shpicket in.
De Deutschers gife u cheer;
drinks dat SO vine Il harty
Meier COON to het dis wear.
Hans Brietmann gife barty,
Oar all vas souse and brouse,
Ven dc sooper coined in, de company
Did make demselfs to house,,
Doy ate das brot and gersy broost,
DE bratwurst and fine,
Und wash der Abendessen down
Nit four parcels of Necdarwein.
Hans Brietmann gifea barty,
We all cot troonk ash biSs: H
poot mine mout to parrel of beer. t
IND enptied it cop NIT sohwigs; -
IND den gissed Matiiida Y;tne,
IND she shlog me on de kop,.
IND de company flied NIT daple-lecks.
Dill dercoonshtable made COS shtop.
Hans Brietmann gife bartv,
Where ish dat barty now? :.
Where ish de lofely golden cloud
Dat float on dc moundain's PROV.
Where ish de himmelstrahende stern
De shtar of de shpirit's lights
All gooned afay init de lager beer,
Fay in de ewigkeit
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90 -
~ The Goshen I,5. n.moo,

" The Goshen Ind. Democrat has
posted in lis Office one of the lthc graphs
oil the black and tan convention and lcgis-
lators of The State forwarded by Capt.
Simmons. UnbelieVng Radicals in Gosh
ea are requestadato call round and take
peep ut tiIe towt ensemble,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-18

X EEPS constantly on hand on assert.
~ pent of Cooking and Heating stoves.
Orders for tinware, repairing of cutters and
pipes will receive prompt attention.
Also Agent for Rice Brothers Is Co.
celebrated CHARTER OAK COOKING
STOVES, which he keeps always on hand
TERMS CASH.
oct 81, 1866. If. ,esf .Y..
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HENRY ST. JOHNS COLUMN.

| W.
T t l!E Ge!s S.E1 64Eslb
HENRY ST. JOHN
Alexandria, La. . g.
@ 9 SOD 5."
The following List is portion of I'll.
Articles made by H. ST. JOHN. and viii
be found on trial, we'll worthy Of patronage
u q II y Dag ar!i
80 40 ST. JOHNS
ExPE CTORAlNT2 SYRUP,
ift Y'l FOR tl~a x rrTCr-i
Ass x : t.1.f e9s s
COUGHS, COLDS, sta3
Bronchitis, Pains In the Chest, sc.
ST. JOHNS
Compound Syrup ofthe Hypophosphites
nv"
CHEsTc oMPLATs, WEAK LUNGS &C.
ST. JOHNS
a. RN &c a. kxNIME
An Excellent Preparation For
SPRAINs. BRUIsES,
Swel2smgs, Inflammation, dc.
CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF
III MaZca GZNGER.
FROM THE FINEST ROOT
ST. JOHNS
0 R E 0 L E Il AIR OIL.
CAMPHoRATED CHALK
TOOTHP
ANTISEPTIC
y E NJ TR IFIoE
CONDITION POWDERS,
improve tho General Condition OF the
FL Q R 8 e.,
Renders His Skin Clear and GLOSSY,
IS Excellent When oGHis Feed.
SOLUTION
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
AnAg,ccable Refrigcrent and Laxative.
SU G AR OF MONS /
For Making
T. e M Q N "A d Il |
At any Moment
pURE And RKFRESNZNG.
u Physicians Prescriptions will re-
e'to at all times prompt and careful
tteatson. I sse tie best Of Medicines il,
Dispensing, and have Imported from
sarope many Articses expressly for that
urpose. HENRY ST. JOHN.
|0ATENT MEDICINES. Nearly every
tantly. N ~
DEN KNIVES, Scissors, Lancets, Scori-
!, ticators, Medical Scales. Medical Sad
10 Bags. =,
DAINTs. vARN1sHEs, Oils and
'tHEWING TOBACCO, Smoking robac-
- CO, Pines, &c. The celebrated Lon
lana PERlQUE SMOKING TOBACCO
ept for sale. warranted genuine, is cat on
10 Premises.
' IOLINS and BOWS. Sorrows nnd Ital-
ian Strings.
CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So.
ga, Blneing, Scrubbing Brushes,
'acking and brushes.
NOAL OIL. Lamp Wicks. |,
NENCINE MADRAS rNDr1.N
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TIE blue AND GRAY.

BYJrs
Ho brethren of the rcbcl South,
You boys who wore the gray;
Who met us boldly in the field
And in the battle fray.
Who for the cause you thought was right
Your glittering bay'nets drew;
We hail to-day with love and joy,
We boys who wore the blue.
No more throughout your sunny hills
Does the clash of arms resound,
No more are bloody corpscs piled
Upon the battle ground
NO more does clang of trumpet ''s
OF the coming fray forctcll,
Or funeral dirge remind us sIsi @
OF tho comrades bravo who fell
No, no, the war is over,
And we meet i'll love today,
We boys who wore the Union blue.
And you who wore the gray;
For though we fought You brayely. '.'
Ana though iierccIy we were met.
Yet still old fcuds we'ro willinp now
Forever to forget.
Though bastard politicians q
Your bravery would deny,
And towards base throughout the land
;, Catch up their crayon cry;
But we who met you boldly
In the Enthusiastically FRAY,
Bear witness to the courage of
i Tho boys who wore the gray,
~ III --tss,- 49, sv-a y
On tho hills and in the valleys.
: by forest, brook aud dell.,e.. ~. i, H..
The whitening bones of gallant bows.
Both gray and Blue, who fell,
VIII testify through ages
" what stuff the boys were made,
Who on tho glorious Southern hills
In conflict stood arrayed
They sleep to-day the sleep of peace,
United in their graves,
While DER their dust the ripping corn
= In tho breeze of morning waves;
And shall we, the left survivors
vi that dark and bloody fight, ~, II
Bo less generous to our gallant foes, ~
Oh! will VIC not unite 2 -
All yes, if nothing else there were
Save the memories of today, a5a.0
'Twould make the boys in blue ioin hands
with their brothers of the gray;
Old quarrcls let lis now forget,
And IN Heavens namo unite, *
Our liberties must be preserved. ~
May God defend the right. @
Then sing it ont in gladstone tones
From tower and steeplo high;
And lot your shouts Of joy and thanks
-, Fen pierce the arching sky;
Their pledge of royalty
To-day let all renew,
and TIRES ringing, hearty cheers
For the boys in gray and blue.
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IENU1NE MADRAS INDIGO.

Il OAA OAA. lump W!ckS.
GENUINE MADRAS INDIGO.
&PORTING REQUISTTIONs. Ely'sCun
- Wads, Double and Single Waterproof
Gun Caps. Pistol Caps. Fine Powder
Lofts and RomiDgton's Revolvcrs. Colts
cartridges, 3 Sizes. Smith e. Wesson's
pIstol Cartridges, Sizes. Powder Fla.ks
Shot touches, Ramrods, Tips and Screws.
'1NE ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Rrns,.
es Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettmco
ana other Toilet Soaps Pomntu,n. Co,d
cream, Hair Oils. Dentifrias ~
ZINE BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon
Bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal.
loh; r, Jamaica Rum, Irish Whisky. Port
ana W; Sherry Wine, French White Wine
LAvOR!NG EXTRACTS. Lemon W.
= nilla, Almond, Rose, Celery. Pine A."
pie, &c, &c. iho mp
SCHooL BOOKS: A large assortment
nj "np, Mote; and Letter Paper Pens,
I E,,n PENCILS, Macilase and other ofiice
GENUINE nERMu,A ARRr,vroo1
IN faPer and Tin Cans spices Ma, |
"ace' "'n@er. Pepper &c. |
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G. A. Breaux, Attorney,

G. A. Breaux. Attorney,
al KINDS OFLIFE RISKS T1KEN
ordinary Life and Annual Endowment;
Zen Annual Endowment and Five Annual
iE:ndowment' Single Payment; Participa-
ting and Notwithstanding, issued by this
Company as low as any other Company
AH Payments -ForfdiaJlc.
II, a BJOSSAT, AGENT,
Afexandria, La.
Or ; 5. FISH, Medical Examiner.
Octobe,il GIN
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q. :" +. LA N il ~.
8 now ut ALEXANDRIA, and respect.
Il fully offers his services as DENTIST TO
the citizens of this place and surrounding
country.
All diseases Of tho Teeth and Gums will
oe attended to by the most improved
treatment.
Win his complete facilities for opera
ting, he foels sure Of giving general salts
faction upon those organs SO essential to
comfort, beauty and even health itself.
Those wishing his services, will please
call Mt his Office.
Teeth extracted without pain, if desired.
=. S.-For tho qualification of those suf-
ferlng with Acting Tooth, he may say, he
uses remedy that effectually destroys the
nerve without,pain.
Prices reduced to suit the times.
Ey Office at Mrs CANFIELD'S resi-
dcnce, on Second Street
Oct. 9th, 1s63-tf.