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And the saying is as true of roltical
parties as Of men Now, while public
sentiment is shocked and paralized by
this audacious act, is the golden mo.
ment TO seize hold of it, and direct il
in the proper channel The South is
helpless. 1t remains for those who
love liberty in the North to come to
tho rescue, or sit still and see the mail.
cd hand of oppression, rivet the chains
of slavery upon us lfa people would
avoid the savage atrocities of opprcs-
sion, they must be brave enough to
yindicate their rights while they have
the power. "Wbere the people are
sheep, the rulers uW be wolves"
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alew Advertisements.

DRoPosALs.--seaied Proposals viii be re-
L ccivcd until April 80. 1867, for the erection
OF new METHODIST CHURCH, in the borough
Of Cloarlold, in accordance with plans to be seen
at the Office Of j. D. McEnally, Esq. Part Of the
material s on the ground.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
aprli-St GEO. W. RnEEM, sec'y.
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NEW CARRIAGE & WAGON SHOP
IN oLEARFIELD, Pa
fIrm.a;.,.,-. g..

tmmediasely in rear Of Machine Shop
1--WE subscribcr would respectfully inforai lho
Il ciurcns ~ Clearfeld. and the public In gen.
eral, Aat he is prcp'rc to dc all kinds Of work
eu carriages, Buggics, Wagons, sleighs sleds
80 80 On snort notice and on reasonable terms,
anu in q wofkmanllke manner
Ess-All orders promptlr attended IA. ~ir~
he'' a. o. WM. M'NI6nT.
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(tAUTION.-Ai persons are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing or in any way meddling
with four brown and two bay MULES, On an SIX
muios) harness. wagon and equipments, now In
possession Of james II. Adams, Of Plilipsburg
Centre Co, Pa, as the same belongs to me, and Is
left with him subject 10 my order.
nprli-3t;pd. H. W HOLT.
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A AttiiDNs-- AlI persons are heal to-. 1
" against purchasing or in any ra,
wiih tho following personal propc.i,. ~ 4
session Of John lyons Of hiadg fasn.l,.... II \
stove. coal stove paIrof belsiead. n.
table clock, looking glass. INK
ehnif'' dishes ani crooks, as the same b,o.l
me and Is snbiout 10 my order.
mars -ll-rd JusLpM nN.TLErIII. L.
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NORMAL SCHOOL.

VIE Normal school will be openedi Curved
Il Vile, on the 9Oih day Of Abril. and cont,
IN session eleven weeks. There will be an arc
ment made 70 accommodate an teachers and ann
who can remain longer than one session. M /.
either under my charge or that Of the Assist,,
Teacher, or Of both.
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Fiat de- Ii l.OMi>ianc.
COur dn Quatrirme District juditiairr.
PAROiSSE Sr-JACQuES.
Edmond .Armnnt &. ais,
VIZ.
Terence Armnm & ais.

En- vertu duo decret de par'age Il moi adres.
Sc par Honorable Conr que dessns dams paH.,c
cl.dessns, ~T'otfrirai en- ven,e pubtiqne {, a Fen.
cherr, a la mai>on de Cour de celte Parojsse.
lie MERCEEDl Is SEpTEMBRE 1867, a II
heure> 1u maln, les lots de terfe CT apres de-
cuts, ain d'ei'rctu"r nn pattage entire les par
ties ci.iessn>. savoit:
lo.-Le quart Nori E>ii Ia Section %. Town.
ship 10. Range. II E,i, cou,enanl 1873 50l 90
acres lie teue.
Pole quart Nord Onest de la Section .,
Township Is, RANGE II E., c"nieaant | Q
$4,000 acres de Tome.
Sole pnar, Sud f., de Ia Section %. iowa.
ship 10, Rangae II Est, con,cnau, 15o 50 100
acres de ,erre,
io-Le quar-, Nori Is, dc Ia Section %. Town.
ship 10, Ranged II Est, conlenan, 1853 50il0O
acres de lerre.
5o-Le quar-, Sud Est de la Section 81, Town.
ship 10, Rangee II Est, con,cnant 1859 5OJl0o
acres de lerre.
Cole quart Snd Dues, de la Section "a,
Township 10, Ranyte II Ouest, con1enan,
lJ9 $1,000 acres de terre.
7o-La moi,Ie du quart Nord Est de la Section
l6. Township 10, Rangte II Est, conlenan,
environ so acres.
So. La moille din quart Sud Est do la Section
10, Township 10, Rang6e II Est, con,enanl
environ so acres.
Les dts lots de trrre soni shines dams la Pa.
roi-se St.Jacqncs, sur la rive droire du feuye
Mississippi, en- arrltre de i'habi,a,ion ]. Bum.
slie, ct seront vendns aux
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS sUIvANTs
1li72 dn prIx dad uL.calion payable comp.
iant, Ell la balance revenant aux mineurs Ffere
payable a IN ar de credi, a da,er dn lonr de
la vente. Les acquereurs fournironl leur bile,
avec s%ecnrlte, bonnie ct solvable, PAYABLE au
bureau du Recorder de la Paroisse St-Jacones
a lordre de Gabriel l.. Fuselier. luteur DIES dis
mlnenrs, por,ant interet Il raison de s pour cen,
Fan, a da'er du jour de la vente jusqu'a par.
TAFT Placement, ga4anti par hypoileque s~paciale
ct lie privilege de venjeHr sur les dts lots de
terIe Jnsqu'a Placement final de ,ou, capi,a, g,
lnttrCt. LIE cash Ell bllIe,s du Tresor d.s E,uts.
Unis.
s. THERlOT,
ShfrD.
Paroisse St-Jacques, II Aod, 1867.
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ments, in accordance with a plat or fed notes taken
under the direction of said jury and made part Of their
report, be and is hereby ordered to be approved and The
same declare to be a public road.
30. That a committee Of three BE- appointed 70 consist
of Messrs. Livain Bourgeois, l.. I. DeneuthourY and
Claude Remondet, 10 superintemd the opening Of said
road and have the same run in accordance with the field
notes or plan making part Of the report of the freehold.
ers aforesaid. "-" "-
40. That said Committee be further instructed to re.
port to the Police Jury at its mex, meeting the quantity
OF fences necessary to project the lands Of the owners
through whose property the said road runs and the
probable coast Of constructing the same.
On motion Of Mr., Dry duly seconded, 1t is resolved
10. That the report of the Jury Of free holders appointed
BY The Police jury to lay ont aud trace a public road
from the Mississippi river 10 the Grand Point Settle
men, be accepted, so amended, viz Tha, the lands
situated between A. Ferry and Eugene Matherne' I
plantations as far as sixty SIX arpent> trom the rivet, BE-
valued and yaid al til. rate Of forty dollars per acre.
%. That the road selected by said freeho'lrrs and
situate! between the lands Of A Ferry aud Eugene
Matherne, running from the pnh'ic road on the banks
Of the river to tn: Grand Point Settlement, in ar
%corLanc. with the repor, of said Jury OF freebooter.
and the plat thereto attached be and j.. hereby ordere,
to be approved, and the same declared to be a public
road
So. That a Committee of three be appointed to con.
>i)t Of Messrs. Pocht, Bourgeois, and the President by
melton OF Mr.. Pochf, to sup,rintend the opening o
sad road and have the same run in accordance witt
said report and pan Of the fteeto'dets aforesaid.
40. Tina, said Committee be further instructed to re
port to the Police Jury at its next meeting the quantity
OF fences necessary to protect the lands of the owner.
through whose property the said road runs and The
| prob ,ble cost Of constructing the same.
On motion the Jury stands adjourned until Monday
next, the 9ih instant.
A true cory.
."- ALFRED TREPAGNIER,
Secretary of the Police Jury.
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State of Louisiana.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Police Jury.

Be it known, that on this Cd day Of September
Eighteen hundred and sixty seven, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The members of the Police Jury of the Parish of
Saint James, met at the Cour. House of said Parish.
Members present Mr.. N. S. Landry, President.
Messrs. Livain Bourgeois, F. r. Poche, Benjamin J.
Bingay, John B.. Dry and Claude Remondet.
Members absent: Messrs. Marcelin Tircuit and L.
T. Deneufbourg.
Tho resignation of Mr.. J. B. Ferchaud as Secretary
Of the Police Jury being accepted, said Jury proceeded
to the election Of a Secretary, and Mr.. Alfred Trepa-
gnier was unanimously elected,
On motion Of Nj, Dry duly seconded. l, is resolved :
That the Inspectors in and for the different ward. Of
this Parish, be duly notified to attend a. the meeting Of
the Police Jury to be held next Monday by virtue Of an
order Of General Sheridan.
On motion Of Mr.. Poche seconded by Mr.. Dry, 1t is
resolved That the report Of the Jury Of freeholders
appointed by the Police Jury for the purpose of tracing
and laying out a road from the Mississippi river to the
''Vacherie Settlement be accepted, SO amended, viz
That all said lands below the eighty arpents appro-
priated to said road be appraised and payed at the rate
Of Forty Dollars per acre, and the balance that is those
forming the lane between John Burnside and widow
R.. Locoul's plantations at the rate Of Twenty Dollar.
per acre, by way Of damages to the owners Of said lands
20. That the road selected by said freeholders and
situated between the upper line canal Of widow R. Lo
eou's plantation, and the lower line ditch or canal O
John Burnside (Arman,) plantation, covering a s,ril
Of land thirty two feet wide and running from the pub
lie road on the banks of the Mississippi river, in
str.ight q plantation line to eighty arpents in the rear
n or nesr which point it crosses the Locoul canal, wher
said canal turns nearly Sestk, and said road continue'
in . straight line through pastures or abandoned field
on lands belonging to said widow Loeoul, until i. strikel
the "vscherie Settlement" in,ersec.ipg : lane running
East aud est through lands aud fields in said settle
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Founded in 1882 Chartered bv the Leeig.
IMure Of louisiana, sehM COMMERCIAL,
agricultural, Mechanical, and Literury
Ufpu,imt MS.

This College has, by its orn mcris and
thorough, p~rscticsl plan Of education. outIlved
all The I'beraiiy endowed State College,. Of
this and the South Western States. II is the
Oldfa Commercial CoNege IN The taied States.
Every student, who gives proper a~tientlo TO
the instruction is qualified before graduating
10 keep any Set Of Books, II matters no, VIVA,
the business may oe, and do the Correspon.
dence OF any house. Students can aile,a III,
Commercial Course or the Literary OF Agticul.
tnral Course, or 10 Penmanship, Arithmetic or
Book keeping, or the English, French. Spanish,
German, Latin or Greek Languages, T.Ie.
graph'ng, Fhonoaraphy. Ptnman>hlp, Book.
keeping, or the higher Mathematics, etc, Sc.
parate'y.
Circulars and Catalogues sent TO all who de.
sire them.
We have ample arrangements for one thou
sand students during The cnrren, year,
Aug 81. Rurus DOLBEAR, President.
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Bureau dss.Drectenrs.

Bureau dss DrectenrS.
Les Conirhuabies du Troi,ieme District
Scolas'lque de Ia i'arolssr S,.Jac1nes SOM par
les presenles 'ntoFmts que dapre, nue resnEu-
ton pa>s6c en- date du 80 Aont 1867. me Take
de . piasires 10000 a etc impose sur la va
!cnr des prophecies 'asabtes pour snbvenir a la
PREPARATION e, a l'en'rellen de liEcole. La di,e
take don't tt1e collec,te dici an Ter Octobre
proclaim.
NJ. GIDEON Subra a aie nomme collector.
A TAMBouRY, President.
w. H LAwToN, Secretaire.
St.Jacques, 80 AoO, 1867.
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Fiat dc la Louisiana.
COUR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JUDlCIAfRE
PAROlSSE ST.JACQUES.
Succession Ct r'ommunauif dc fen Joseph
~Shfrnaiarc.

En- vertu ''un nrdrp DO ven,e 4 moi adrassa
PAR Honorable Conr cue drssnS. ~i'olFrirai on
vent" rrh'iGre. snr les llcux, le MERCREDl
Q OCTOBRE 1867. a II ienres dn ma'itr. les
prophecies suivau'cs dapernan, de la Success.
sion ct Co,nmnnanle de fen Joseph Sliexnaydre,
snNoir: #
10, Une ccr'aiue portion de terre si,nte dams
ccttn pa,'ie Dr. Ia p%atois>. 81 Jacqucs CONNIE
sous L. nom d. Va Gtaule puin'e. sur Ia rive.
sauclr dn firuvc Mississippi, mesuran, Acnx
arpenls pms ON mons de face, snF Gualofzr
arpeuis de rrofonjrur. borne an Npri par "a
terle de N. Valley Ron,>eI e, au Sud par
ceJlr d. MN Walls 4 Ma,hcr.
20. Tn chevai. unc charlotte, uue ,ieille Vol.
tine, un lot de presses a ,abac Ell un petit 10,
de moliliers.
TERME.S ET CONDITIONS:
Compliant sur les tieuX en- bilIe,s avani conrs
S. TlIEklOT.
Shelf.
Paroissc st Jacques. : Scprembre 1867,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COuRT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Succession and Community of the late
Joseph Shernaidrc.

By virtue of an order of eale 10 me direct.a
BY the above Honorable Court, I will offer at
public auction on the premises, on WEDNEs.
DAY, 9th OCTOBER, 1867, at II O'Clock
A. NJ, the following property belonging 10 the
Succession and Community of the late Joseph
Shexnaydre, TO wit:
10. A certain tract of land situated in that mart
Of the Parish known as the Grand Point. on
the left bank Of the Mississippi river, mea.
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Fiat dr. la Louisiana.
C0ur du Qualritme District Judiriaire.
pAROlSSE Sr-JAUQuES.
Succession a (ommunuute de fen Oxide
RoHsSfl.

Ailendu que Nine Adele Louque veuve
OXIDE kuu>sel, i" "a patoi>>e Sl=J.cGuc>, Al,
ln1nt-ttatilc~ ,"S st4>Iit.s Succession ei Com
lnHnautt, a ~euIjassc On cptie tonr son cornp,.
ptGsl~oiIr administration dies su-di'rs Soc.
cc>>lnn 'l tomnnGnault, deraandami i'homolo.
CATION dfice}n,: 49,
AVIS pubic est par ie pttsen, donne a ious
ce"z y interests. d'avoif a ied0ite par ectt,
dam treu,e Jou,s DE- "a date du present avs, Az
bureau du Grctii"r de ce1le Cnui. les ~rai-on,
pour 'rsQneileS II ne srrait pas fat droi, d Ia
Ietnande de Ia d,ie ptlitionnaife.
Par ordie de Ia dl,e Cur
T, S GAuDET. G%fetiin,.
Paroisse 5, Jacques, : Seprembte 1867.
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Prix Courant de la Nouvelle. Orlean

Or lio3 a li1.-Coion 90 a oS. Suere. 10 il
isc = MeIasse. 40 a SOC. lie gal. Cafe. % il
26c,-Farinc S9aSl3 Mas. 81 10 81 a5c.
lie bo'ssean. Pore, SEQ a SEQ - Saindoux,
l3l a l5c. la livre Bacon tpauies. l33c, Ia
''vrei e2ac, les j%ambons cures an sucre.-Riz,
ga lac. la livte--Genrre, - i 30c.-Frpmaoe,
ID a zoe. la llrrs-lluile de charhon. 50 a 7ue
!c saion.-Whiskev, 81 90 81 45e. lie satoa-
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Avis aux hlC..

Les Con'ribuaLles de Ia Paroisse S,.Jacnnes
sou, prevents Que lie 'atieau dossessemfn' pour
l'annte 1866 est dtpnsd an bureau dn Recorder
de cet,e ParoI,s", 81 quill y ~restefa dapost PEN
iant 80 jours a parilr de Ia prasen,e date.
l.. DuGAS,
AsscSSeUr.
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snrinu two arpentS more or less hon, by four.
teen arpen's in depth, bounded ON tie North
by HE hand Il VaIely Ronssel, on the South
by thai of Wallis & Malher.
Que horse, one cart, an old carriage. a lot
Of tobacco press and a small lot Of movable
effects.
TERMS OF SALE:
CASH on The spot in legal currency.
:. THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Parish Of ST. James. 7rh September, 1867.
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WEDNESDAY. the 18Th day of SEPTEM-
Der, 1867. at II o'cl"rk a. NJ, The hereinafter
described tracts Of baud, TO effect the partition
between the parties TO the above sni,, to wit:
10. The North Eas, quarter Of Section %,
Township 10. Range II East, containing
l59 $4,000 acres of land.
90. The North West quarter Of Section %,
Township 10, Range II East, containing,
159 80 90 acres of land.
3o.-rhr Son,h East quarter Of Section %,
Township 10, Range II Fast, containing
l59 $4,000 aces OF land.
4o-The North East quarter of Section %,
Township 10. Range II East, containing
1859 $1,000 acres of land.
5o.-The South East quarter of Section 81,
Township 10, Range II East, containing
1879 $1,000 acres of land.
6o.-The South West quarter of Section %,
Township 10. R,oge II East, containing
1873 jO,lD acres Of land,
7o-Ihe hall of North East quarter of Section
is, Township IS. Range II East, containing
about SO aces.
So.-The half Of South East quarter Of Section
l6, Township 10, Range " East, containing
about so acres.
The above tracts of land are all si,na,ed in
the Parish Of st. James, on the night bank Of
The Mississippi river. in The rear Of J. Barn
sides plantation, aud viii be sold on lii. fol
lowing
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
7ll72 Of the price of adjudication payable
cash. and HE balan zee accrueinr TO the MINORS
Ffefe payable one year from the date Of sale,
the purchaser giving good and approved secu-
rity in notes drawn to til. order al Gabtiel l..
Fn>eller, tutor OF SAID minors. and made PAYABLE
AT the office D. the Recorder of The Parish OF
st. James, bearing 8 per cen, ,ntere>, per an.
mum from the day If sale until fusl payment,
and secuted by spectai mortgage aud VENDORS
privilege on said tracts Of land until final nav
ment al capital and all @intores, accrneinr there
on, The cash payable in United States 1rea.
snry Notes.
s. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish Of St. James, Angus, l7,h 1867,
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NcW.0rlcans Cards.
DOlBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

IoFtN UoNSfANII.l, DAY Avn EVANINGJ "
CORNER or GANP AND CON HON STREETS
In the Elegan, AMI Spacious Iron Building,
NEW ORLEANS.
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State of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Edmond Armant f. ais,
Terence Armant f. ais,

BY virtue Of a sentence Of partition to mo
directed by the above honorable Court in the
aforesaid case, | will offer al public auction at
the Court House Of the Parish of St. James, on
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Aux Dlantcurs-
Gi/ lCIUr N~ELFIREII.

NJ. CAMILLE +. MlRE aver't les pj.n,enrs
de Sa.n,-Jarqoe- It dcs aulre. pnf"l.-"s qnGI
est agent gta9sal de NJ, K ~ STEWART pout
iemplui do "aA actde sul.1leuN dams a iAtrita.
ton da sucie.=
Chacun SAT- que NJ X. 4. Stewart a etc pa.
len'e ie II Jantitr $50. par l.. Commencement
drs E.tals nj, pour son >y>leme de ciarliicnilou
81 de- iahticailau du sucte an muyen du oal
aclde suiiugeuN.
Les peIsonn"s On. i.brilnen; le suctc, claEi,
tient les ltqHldes el les lrmtzI9uides an ,noyru
dn saz ac,de suiinleuX, dolsefti ne point on.
blIer que lie dot qni Ieur esl garan,i par la.
chat de apparel Conmnny, Cage, Wheeler,
Began Oh autle, ne les autoIi>e en- lien Il EN-.
ployer lie gaz aciie sniinrenx. &c dcrnier dtolt
apparlicn, eAclusiyemcnt i VI. r. a, Stewart
par ietlfes paieu,es Ell date dn II Jahvier 1867.
Les peIsonnes vonlaul Sc serylt du dI, Gaz.
seuI ptocedt empIoya auJould hni ayec lie plus
grand sncreS. dolveri s'adfesseI 4 NJ. CAMILLE
T.. MlRE, SAINT. Jacques, (rive dtol,e.J on au
bureau iu Lo1isiana,S. II Auul lsh7.
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FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAlNT-JAMES.
Succession and Commmity Of Me late
Ouide R0uSrI.

Whereas Mrs. A3tlr or1rc w,dow Ovid.
Ronsscl. Of II" Pan h &C s, larneS. Admins
."tta,tix Of the rhov" Srcr.s>ion and Comm.
nifty. has flied IN tins Court her nro,ls,"u"E nc.
count OF administration Of sad Succession aud
Community, praying for The ho'noIogallon Of
the same.
Pubic notice is hereby given 10 all parties
concerned Ia file in wtiiiug within thirty DAYS
;ir,u the date Of notice @neieoi, al the "ihs. of
IN" Clerk OF SAID Can't, The reasons why the
prayer ut said petitioner sfonld Not be granted.
BY order Of Sarl Court.
+. :, GAUpET, Clerk.
Parish Of st. James. 7lh September, 1867.
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Avis.

St,Jacqnes, 81 Aoht 1867,
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s. THEREOF,

s. THEREOF,
ShfrD.
Paroisse St-Jacques, II Aodt 1867.
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WV" Ut
Parish of ST. James. 7th September, 1867.
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sg The "Grand Army Of the Republic


seth "Grand Army Of the Republic
is the name of a formidable Radical mil
itary organization which has been fol-
some time forming to back up Congress
when the Radical leaders think the time
has come to depcse President Johnson
1t seems the organization was first started
to help Union soldiers, and, after suffi.
cient number of veterans of all parties
had been roped in, the machinery was
seized upon by the Radicals, who have
been secretly but efficiently eurolling their
followers until now they claim to have
half million men pledged to take the
field when the signal is given.
1t is noticeable that the leaders of this
dangerous body are all anti Grant men
Butler is understood to head the organi-
cation in New England, and Gen. Rush
Q. Hawkins, who has published his dis
like of the Lieutenant General, is the
Head Center in New York. The con-
spiracy is evidently aimed at the whole
civil and military power of the republic
Chaos is coming-N. Y. World, 9Th.
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Astrologist, ,ClairYoyant and Psychometrician,
who has 'astonished the scientific classes of
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enable her to impart knowledge of the great
est Importance to the single or married of
either sex. While in state of trance, she
delineates the very features of the person
you are to marry, and by the aid of an in
strument of immense power, known as the
sychomotrope, guarantees to produce life
Ike picture of the future husband or wife Of
the applicant, together with date of marriage,
position in life, leading traits in character,& &C.
This is no humbug, as thousands of testimo-
malls can assert. She will send when desired
certified certificate, or written guarantee,
that the picture is what it purports to be-
By enclosing small lock of hair. and stating
place of birth, age. disposition and complex
ion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped en-
.velope addressed to yourself,you will receive
the picture and desired information by re ,
turn mail. All communications sacredly
confidential. Address in confidence, MADAME
E. F. THORNTON, P. o. Box, 223, Hudson, N. Y.
febl2ly.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19
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