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WIN. KNABE Il CO.,
w MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, 4
GRAND, SQUARE

w MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, v 4 v
GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT
PI A N o S.
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years, have, upon ,her eX-
cellence alone, attained an rSPURcHAsED PRE-
gnIygycg that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
dne singing quality, as well As great purity oil
information and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
Ia plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
s,itfness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to so easily tire In
WORKMANSHIP
,,av cannot be sxcelled. Their action 10 con-
structed with a care and attention TO every psr'
therein that characterires the finest mechanism
None but the best seasoned material ID USED IN 'ne
manufacture, and they will accept the hard asSse'
of the concert room with that OF the parior upon
an eauality-unafected In their melody; In iA's
they are constructed vyrp,
All our Square Pianos have our new IMPROVE"
Grand Scale and the Agrafs Treble. y.ps
prorv piano fully warranted for Five Z EAh2.
w.RER0oMs: $50 WEST BALTlAoks Sih'h
apl7-sm BALTlMoh1 %. ------------
TLATTENING MILLS,
TOBACCO CUTTERS
TOBACCO PRESSES,
and all kinds OF
FACTORY FIXTURES,
made and repaired by
CARDwELL & FREEDLEY,
S,.,assors to JOHN w. CARpwgLL Co.,
Agricultural Implement Works,
uhssm Ninth and Cary streets.
nRANGES AND LEMONS.-One
I hundred boxes fresh MRSslNA ORANGES AID
LEMONS tlate importatlonl Just received r2r SAFE
by LOUIE :. bwoSlno
myso No. W AAln street.
VIZ NJ. SUTTON Il co. have removed
| w their banking house TO No. l,eis na su
| street, under the Farmers National BANK OF sI
gnia where they will continue their basaieas -
| heretofore. ny 80 80.
| V,EA, TEA.-Just received, the nnea.
| i GUNPoWDER and JAPAN TkAs, wnieh w
| warrant 10 give satisfaction, : prnpAu
"a eesa OH Broad street.
l0NEHUNDRED BARREISCHOICEE
Il txsr,sties POTAT0ES landing from ssesssof' "
sG ss Z s's we SilIiAx {, ElSc ! CO.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT


nHILLIPS 81 WRIGHT,
Il COMMISSION AND FEED BUSINESS,
OK c.py RyrwEEy ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS.
The subscribers have associated under inc nIIu
of PHILLIPS & WRIGHT for the purpose Oh e rlc
ducting the COMMISSION AND FED busi y c q
Chalkley 4 Co, on Cary, between Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets
In offering their services they refer speciaiiy 20
Drs John Dove and Albert Snead, Messfs. j. Ii.
starke, X. Cauthorn, A. A. Hutcheson, =. Horton
Reach, J. Z. Redwood, r. l.. Williams, Gary q
Clemmitt, and X: Cartwright, of Richmond J;
Judges John A. Meredith and Joseph Christian,
and Mr. William II Redwood of Baltimore
In claiming share Of the patronage of the com
munity they promise all that strict apple alton to-
and experience in, business to obtain good
JAMES +. PHILLIPS
nv os-3m JOHN T. WRIGHT
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ORANGE HOUSE,
RICHMOND, May %, 1859
OF FIRST NATIONAL

" BANK OF RICHMON Owe, the undersigned,
committee appointed by the Board ar, :, Of R!rsS,2rS
i'm conformity with the National Currency Act, TO
examine its condition, having made a careful eX-
animation of said Bank up To the close OF business
~, ha
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED
w NURSERYMAN to take charge OF, or an in
teres In with the owner Of farm in North Caro-.
lima well adapted 10 and located for nursery ana
garden farm. Apply TO --
PALMER, HARTS0ok & co,
my 30 libby hnidngs.
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Richmond, May 81, ls6e.

NOTICE Having this day purchased the int.
rest of Mr. William b. Allegro in the concern OF
Allegro x Goode, will continue 10 conduct the
business at the same stand and respectfully solicit
the patronage the friends of the late firm and the
pubtic generally J. EDWIN GOODE.
Nav 81 1866.
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To BE MUSTERED OFT.

According to special order from the
War Department, about forty captains and
assistant paymaSters-thcir services being
no longer nccdcd-will be mustered out Of
the service within the next few days. They
receive no final pay until the Pay Depart
mcnt has been satisfied that they arc no
longer indebted to the United States.
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NOTICE. !. RICHMOND AND Pc.
IN NiNsULA RAILROAD CoApAsl; So ,ti ~ ~
subscription Tor the stock Of this Company VII y"
ansn.i 4, the once OF Messrs. LYONS AUGUST
on Ninth street, on the fsth day Of juno nsxI.
4 Ah 4 WISE, Commissioners.
my as--td II. q. fAST. 1--.
DICHMOND AND LlvEkrSS1s,an 60.
IL PACKET coMpAsYTIJhms, SxSs1nSxf . q q
june At the ses o. the lSssIs s,,a s s,ssss i
Company Of yirginis, over sn q oosioci -, ~
sarposs Of ma king the dis,nss, - reauiss =
bOfLAgS par share. 6tockhoase" NJ 49,
presont their scrip.
Ell C csS rasaATsp CHARCOAL wk?yAs
toaI lss :..I 4 !. ;ass i5 p
sSss ss sss =: !,, SsIpffNy Ssss
,,.s 3. sssis ssSA ::S =
: y; I; !: I: Z; = w.
~ kfss6.8
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-l
N compliance with an ordinance of the city
of Richmond will stte nd at the Collector office,
City Hall, from A. NJ. to Z NJ, from the 10Th
To the 3Oth OF June inclusive, to receive from the
one half or the whole of the City
Taxes charged to them, deducting therefrom ten
nsr cant JULIUS A. HOBSoN,
Ia I'm City Collector.
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,,ro,;us Convention Res0iu'
:, sell to Responsible Capital
IN. vested Rights Of the state
,.r,,iu Railroads -SecOnd Read.
.n~ Of the RESOLUTIONS Z" Procure
..,c state the Restoration Of Civil
EishtS. sc.
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TREIGHT FOR PETERSBURG
II and all points on JAMES RIVER TT
win be received at our sheds on the DOCK, s.rST
and immediate dispatch given by ,barges in
lars, inquire ut the Office, between Twenty. hrst
and Twenty second streets. Freight taken az the
most reasonable rates. A. MlLLSpAUuh,
General Agent Virginia Towing Company
%
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MAY 81. lsGH

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION The
~ CO. partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of 'kROHNER TANNER Is this day dis
alone authorized to collect the debts due to the
late concern and all claims against IL will be paid
Inv him THEODORE KROHNER,
JAMES II. TANNER.
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The VEGETABLE EUTROPHIC and the PAMPH-
LET can be obtained OF ]. Is. WOOD, Druggist,
a0rtheast corner Of Marshall and Finn streets,
Richrnonc agent for this city, and from druggists
generally IN all parts Of Virginia.
NH o--1SsN2tsw6m
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MOBILE MARKETS.

MOBILE MARKETS.
MOBILE, May 3O.-Cotton; sales to-day
100 bales. The demand is confined to a
ew buyers. The market is dull and lower
niddlings, 35c.
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The undersigned will continue the business at
the old stand on. Fifth street, No. 20l, between
GRANGE and Broad. .
ale l-lw JAMES ii. TANNER
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, May 30.-Cotton easy
sales 1900 bales at 3GG37c.; stock, l4l,
900 bales. Gold, 1877. Bank sterling, Isl
Ml52
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THE MEMPHIS RIOTS.

THE MEMPHIS RIOTS.
The Secretary of War on Wednesday
sent To the House, in compliance with II
resolution of that body, the reports OF
General Stoncman in regard TO the Mem
phis riots.
General Stoncman, after giving the his
tory of the riots, concludes as follows
" As before stated, the rioters were COM
posed of the police, tircmen, and the rab-
BILE, and ncgro-hatcrs in general, with a
sprinklng of Yankee hatcrs, all led on and
encouraged by demagogucs and office
hunters, and most of them under the intiu-
encc OF whisky. 1t appears i'll evidence
before the commission that John Crclgh-
ton, the recorder Of the city, made speech
to the rioters, in which he said: We are
not prepared, but let rs prepare TO clear
every negro s--n of b-h out OF town.
Very few paroled Contederates were mixed
up with the rioters on Tuesday and We'd
ncsday, the larger portion being registered
voters. Who composed the inccndiarlcs
on Wednesday night remains to be de-
veloped."
CASES UNDER TIE CIVIL RIGHTS LAW.
The Assistant Commissioner of the Blu
reau of Refugees and Freedmen IN TINS
District is receiving quite IL number OF aib-
davits charging murder upon individuals,
committed as far back as 1861, i'll order
that measures may be taken to bring them
to trial under the provisions of the Civil
Rights BILL" A colored man swearS that
a Mr.. Samuel Cox, living about five miles
south of Port Tobacco, Nd, confessed to
hin, chat no had whipncd one of his slaves.
named Jackson Scroggins, to death, in
August, 1861, for running away. Robert
Garner, colorcd, swears that in the fall Of
1861 Mr.. Jackson Smoot, OF Charles
county, Md, then his master, had ordered
irons to be placed on the wrists and legs OF
Macy Dorsey, another of his slaves. When
the order was given, Dorsey ran; upon
which Mr.. Smoot shot him in the head with
buckshot, killing him almost instantly
Wdshiugion Star.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28
Christmas al the Orphans Hens.

On Monday, we editor nui better
half were politely invited to witness
the festivities of That Christmas eve at
the Orphans Home. We went and in
company with some Of orr leading citi-
zcns, ladies and gentlemen, we cnjoycd
spectacle Of q Christmas Tree tor rather
TIees} gotten up for near 800 children
aud youth. Ike wide spread every
were arrayed IN the dining-hall, decacd
out with brilliantly burning wax tapcrs
and festooncd with pop corn beads and
ba!la; while every limb and twig Of
all was laden down with glittcringgifts
both for anlusemcntand foruSe. Those
hundreds Of eager youngsters gaz.
ing upon the dazzling array, prese nted
a striking and touching scene.
After u blessing asked, the principal
and the steward stationed themselves to
call i'the articles in rapid succession,
while ushers, male and female. bore the
prizes to each waiting recipient. Every
vi WIG sotl OHc ljiSscIt OT
more; some nf the articles being toys
dolls, &C., while greater number were
hoods, scarls, mittens, gloves, boots,
dress patterns, and other substantial
matters. An entertainment Of candies
nuts, and apples, wound up the happy
occasion; which was followed ny fit
ting Christmas dinner on Tuesday,
The young folks arc now enjoying the
holidaysin vacation at the Home.
This whole affair was fine concep-
ton well executed, throwing much of
the glow ofchildhood about the path
way of these orphaned ones. In the
getting of it up collections were taken
in our churches, and the citizens gener-
ally sent in their gifts. 1t is thought
the value expended was near $500.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28
Orphans Home.

I OF all tie ciemosynary institutions of
this State there are none-no, not one
to which her citizens ,ar point with
more honest, patriotic pride, than the
Iowa Orphans Home. First in the
field in this enterprise. Iowa has set
an example which many of her sister
States are following. 1t is, indeed, n
noble charity, and an honor To tile
young State OF Iowa. There are now
about seven hundred children at the
home, where thy are well cared for and
placed under good and ennobiing in
fluences. Who can measure the good
that comes from this gathering togetlI-
er of those poor, needy ones into a l;tmi-
ly, where. through nobiehearted chart
ty, under the guidance of Christianity,
they will escape the bancful Influences
which usually surround the fatherlcss !:
where they viii! escape the aims-house
and jail, which SO often swallow up the
destitute and needy.
This is the only State which has an
institution OF this kind. The executive
Committee, recently report that the new
officers OF the Home at Cedar Falls
are managing with gratifying success.
New industries are being introduced
ia fast rs is possible. The clothing.
leaps, and bonnets required, are now
made ut the Home. Boots and shoes
will he soon. The children are Kept
clean and i'm liea!thful con 1ition. There
has been but very little sickness, which
/! is remarkable when the number OF
/ children is cons idered and when we
think how much labor is required to
| keep a few children in n neat. tidy, and
! healtiful condition in Il private family
! 1t is noticeable that bat few famiie.
in the State are better governed than
the children at the Home and vel
there is an entire absence OF liarsi, OF
rigorous t.eatmeni.-- Cor. Caicaga
| Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28
L 9 8 r !

The vast and growing busincssof this
Slty seems to call for greater advertising
facilities and we do not mean to be be-
hind anyin the enterprise needful for
meeting the public wants. We there.
fore propose tocelehrate this New Years
day, by commencing, January lst, 1867,
the publication of the "SEMI-WEEKLy
GAZETTE" 1t will be one half the size
Of our Weekly paper, being published
on a sheet the size of the eight page
Real Estate Journal 1t will be
Neutral in Politics, and all parties,
Democratic, Conservative, Johnsonian,
81 Republican, can there insert their
notices, and publish their do.ngs. We
shall circulate SO extra copies Of the
Seniwcekiy gratuitously, making
with the Weekly, circulation OF nj
least l 900 copies more than any 9th
or newspaper west of Dubuque. So
chat there will be no equal avenue foy
advertising purposes. Our rates Of adj
pertisihg will continue very low, much
less than is asked around Us. Advcr.
Users SHOULD hand in thail New Year
fsfers InipeJiaLely- "a ... ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28
SOLDIERS RE-rNlGT.

Friday last, Dec olst, was great day
for the soldicry. The Grand Army Of
the Republic in Cedar Falls, occupied
ali its hours in ageneral demonstration
The forenoon was occupied with dress
parade. About $50 men were in the
ranks, all dressed in blue and as they
marched along Main street andthrouah
the city, to the sou.-stirring strains OF:
the Brass Band, they presented L
very fine appearance, reminding che o:
those scenes Of war through which We
have SO lately passed. After various
e:olutions, and very satisfactory dis
play, in the afternoon the ranks filed
into the Great Hall, where a most elo-
quent address, appropriate to the occa-
sion, was delivered by Cen. Trumbu!l
Of Waterloo. The soldiery then sat
down to 81 ..sumptuous dinner provided
by the ladies. -......
In the evening there was q musical,
and dramatic Concert, wiie!t was crowd
ell, anl gave universal delight. Soue
ofthe Camp Scenes were admirable, es-
p4cia.iy tl!at entitled THE Picket A.
reused" Thisperiorma uce, so thriI!iu :;
an iiifrlil:e, brought down the house in
thUnders Of applause. The music,
mostly patriotic, WAS of high order,
inspiring all hearts. The festivities OF
the day were closed up with a Bali
We understand tha: the net proceeds of
the day were S20o--Guite good lift
to the Grand Army orxanisat on.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28

Tie IFinfer Fuir.-The Winter Eek.
hibition OF the Cedar Valley AgricultU-
raj ana Mechanical Assuciaiion, was
held on Monday, Tuesday, and We'd
Hesday oi the present week. Overman's
large Hall was arrayed very taslefuily
by the officers and eainmittee, and lheis
was good display of fancy articles,
musical insiruiDsnts. and various use
full goods. $n the. line 0fpaintings, en-
cravings, and other artistic works,
there was a particularly fine exhibit.
An architectural design, sent i'm by !.
Il. Parker of Bradford, is specially
worthy ofnotc, for its flashed exccu-
ton, AMI display of designing skill.
The side show OF Capt Williams.
q La Barnum, was one or the special at.
fractions. 1t was arcal live menagarie.
or Museum of Natural History, AID
mittance only 10 cents! children half
price?I There we saw the famous In
dian Pony from the Rocky Mountains.
rs well as oar noble gray eagle, '.Te-
S9uHNh, pSi'bNS III iiio ibily DIijc.
There was n notable live coon, weigh
ing IS pounds, giant in his way.
There were the curious Union Pig
cons" red, white, and blue; as well as
fan-tai pigeons, African silky hens,
and other fowls. There too were the
white rabbits with red eyes-..s well as
II young wildcat, and other animals
!" too numerous to mention.n Most
notable OF all, was the old rusty sword
direct from Bunker's Hill, "a real curl
osity. Verify, Williams is q born show
man, and no mistake.
On Wednesday evening, the exhibit
ton wound up with trial of skill! in
music, wherein various instruments
were put to the test, and various anna
tours also. The Iowa Central Brass
Band gave US its best notes, { which
are indeed excellent; a select 1uartcttc
discourscd most charming melody; sun
dry Orphans from the Home gave songs
and recitations, which were beaut. s,,I
rejecting great credit on the Home /;
and Blind musicians from Vinton adj.
d-i their cpchantnaeEt to the oecasion
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28
A RARE CHiSCEt

To FARMERs.--The Ioma lTpi,e-
stead pubiishedat Des Moines, is IA very
valuable agricultural paper, and should
be ia the hands Of every farmer. The
description of every estray snimal
saken up in the state, will be found i'm
the Homestead. Subscription price,
$3.50 per annum. .-1IO'
.E@- We make the following liberia
ofier. TO any one paying S3,25 in adj
vance, we will furnish both the
GAZETTE and the Homestead for one
year. If not subscriber. BEGIN AT
ONCE, and you shall have both papers
sill the lst of Jan. GRATIS!
n. b. We will for quar- ter more
Furnish the "irairie Farmer" pub
ushsd at Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28
esabifual Constipation.

Some occupations Of life predispose 10 Cos,enesse,
retiay Those which ailow but Nttiv exercise Persins
VII, contract This unfortunate habit OF body. under such
cireu'n>tnnCes might possibly I've relieved by changing
their seudsntary emioy n.us for others Of mere
tive kind hut this is by means certain. Ilubltual
constipation is avery ahStinats disorder Al the or,l
nary 81 called ren,cii,s Invariably agsravaeh Moth
Ing can he injurious than the continued use OF
strnnr apcricnts They al fir irritate aud finally nj
most laralN the howclSrendcrng them SO torpid that
enormous doses uf caiartC medicines dave effect ~
on them. mild arerient combined with gentle
stmulant Is the true renedy and combination in the
happirst prNrnri Of these mgr ditut il found in
HOSTErTERS STOMACH ElrrERS This famous
Stnmachic nvigorates the whole intestinal canal white
quietly removing from It's ou,pns all inpcdmtnts
Ia tree passage through them No mere purgatvr has
this duuh,c operation. M ordinary stinulan effects
the desired object Cases Of constipation abandoned
hopeless by distinguished medical have been cured
few weeks by the Ditters To those who have tried
all the medicines OF the ds,ensary in vain. say try
this irrcsisIle snani aud apcrient There is sui
hcent reason why constipation should he the conse
queacs o;s- ntary habits iosteters Rittcrs nv sup
plying the vror which would otherwise W derived from
exercises viii IN all casesenale III" sr.em 20 p-rnrm
its eNerctorSitnction. reg uaIy and beautifully $50
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28

Poor lShow for. Christmas. The
Christmas service Tuesday afternoon,
at one of our Saloons in town, consisted
of dog-fght followed by a general
shindy Of bipeds. We viii not tell
whose dogs they were that began the
fight; nor is it any matter, for, at the
close Il gravcr dispute arose between
two butchers, about IS cents per pound
for beef. (No dog meat in question, elA?l
About forty were present, and several
got their heads smashed in the row. In
the midst of the rumpus, the landlord
came in, and cleaned them all out.
Surely, there are all sorts of ways OF
celebrating the Advent Of our Lord!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28

Rund"dy.-On Tuesday last, at noon,
just as the soldiers were engaged in
their dress parade, a span of horses be-
longing to Mr. Steel, became frightcn-
ed at the music, and rushed from Main
street around the cornerofFirst where,
near the Board of Trade house. the
wagon was dashed in pieces, and de-
taehed from the horses. The animals
dashed into anotherteaEl, causing some
damage, but they were soon caught.
1t was funny to see one man, in the cx-
citement, grab.a dead hog from his team,
and run Off with it on his shoulder, for
fear of danger to the poor dead carcase,
whether i'll life or limb.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28
4 New aud Grand Epoch In Mrdir.nc

DR N ,onrEi. !, The tnue.ler Of a Medical System
The quanttarans, whose vast Internal dose. enrchlr
the stomach and pa the bowels give prcce
denre To the man who restores health aud appetite with
rom une 10 two Of his extraordinary Puts and cut e. the
most virulch sores With u box Of his wonderful
and all heating Salvc, These two great specifics Of the
Doctor ave ma sufsrse,iing all the stcrco,yp-d nos
truns of the day. Extraordinary cures by Maggirl's
Pills aud Save have opened the eyes OF the public
the mcfiriencr " the cacl remedies 81 others
upon which people have long hindly DEEPER ded Mag.
girls Pulls are ne" Of the class that swallowed nv the
dozen and Of which every box full taken creates alb
s''utc necessity for another One or Maggirrs
PITS suices To- place the bowels IN perfect order tone
the stomach c. ate An appetite, and render tina spirits
Ugh, and huoSant There Is 20 gripping. AMI rcaction
IN the form II Constipation ifthc liver Is affected It's
functions ar" restored and he nervous system is r.
bic, 1t is ,nNiorate This last quality makes the mrdi.
cines very desirable Tor the wants OF delicate eualr.
Clcerous aud ertee diseases literally extnguish.d
hv the stsenectuh power df M.griers satvs In fact
II Is here announces, that sEdgyieix EUioaS. Dgspep.
tic. and DjdiThed P;vs cure where all others tall
While for Burns, ScalAS. Chhlans Cuts and all abra.
sl"ns of the skin N,G9ierS Stine is intble Sold by
M,aGEL. ~ Fulton Street New York, and by all
d nggists. at - cents per box. sn.22 "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-28
Kuoyy thy Destiny.

Madame +. I. Thornton The srea, English As,roloyit
Clarvoyan' and Psychomyl yican who has astnushra
the scientific classes Of the Old World has located
herself at Hudson \. Y. Madams Thornton possesses
surhIwea irrlui powers OF sccpad sight A. enal,
her to tt kn0wlege al the greatest Import ancr To-
the SINGH married Of c-r sen. white IN n state Of
she c'neatcs the features Of the person you
to marry aud by the aid of nm instrument Of intense
power known ~ the PSrchuctrope guarantees 70 pro
duce lie lake picture al fhc future husband wife OF
the applicant together with date urmsrrage position In
HE, cnny; traits Of character &c.l This, no hurhur
ss thn1SHdSof tcsliaonisean assert. sShr VIII SEMI
when desired certified certificate, Hrwrit en-
that the pctarc what II purports TO be M enclosing
small lucS Of hair and stating place OF birth, age dis
position and cnmplrxi"n and enclosing 80 cents and a
stamped snveol. addressed to Yourself you will receive
the picture aud desired lnInrnaton Nv return mail An
COMMUNICATIONS sacr d. confidential. Address In
Eience. Madame L. r. THORNTON, p. 0. Rnx JOB lind.
son, n Y. su.sp 24.ly