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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-16
CHE Alarkets.
ShepherdstOWn Market.

Corrected ,csskly by D. S. Rentch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-16

Rev. S. V. Leech, formerly Of this
place, remains al Annapolis, Md.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
/ Days. Dollsrs. Cents.

SEC. }. Be 4 further enacted That the Principal
Clerk Of the Senaie and the Principal Clerk of the
House OF Representatives shall remsin a sufficient
ime AFTER the adjournment, u fle their papers Of
the Senate and House Of Representatives, IN the
Secretafys Office, and close up their business; for
which each Of them shall be allowed their per diem
and thirty cents per page bor Copying tho unfnish-
cd Journals and that the Comptroller Issue his
warrant for the same.
SIC. 4. Be x JitrtSer e'saeted That the Comp
troler issue bis warrant 70 pay the several publish
ers Of the city papers, for the papers actually far
uished the General Assent bly, and laid upon the Ia
bles Of esch nember every dsy Of tbs session. a.
the current subscription price Of the same said
payment shall be made in accordance with Feso-
luton adopted by the present General Assent W;
regulating the number of papers each mem Der saSll
'SSSlVe 81 the expense Of the State.
vr,s, - D Re q further enacted That the bon.
nv '..i ne'skeii, or the Speaker ere tetS. OF the
aOuse u Representatives, shall remasn sufficient
lime MteE tue aalooFnment 20 close an his Official
business and that be be allowed his mar diem and
that the Comptroller is'ue his warrant for ths sarae
See. 6. Be q further enacted That he Co., Ds-oI-
Ter issue his warraBS 20 William Davidson Co. to
hundred and eighty dollars, for mileage and rs-
diem while holding his seat rs the member from
jackson County, as per Resolution No. Sl4.
SEC z. Be L further enacted, That the Comptrol.
Ter issue his warrant 20 M. A. Graves for two hun
dred and sixty dollars, allowed him for mileage and
per diem while eontesting the seat Of William Ds-
wilson, Of jackson county, as per Resolution No
3l4.
SEC. s. Bs Il further enacted That the Comptrol.
Ter issue his warrant to w. w. Coleman FOR one
hundred and sixty.seYen dollars and twenty cents
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
A Rensncent State Government.

So far as the present State Government
has had power to embody great principles
in statutes and put them in practice, Gov
ernor Brownlows administration may DO
Justly called the Golden Age Of Tennessee
It's worst enemies have been forced to make
false accusations against It, in order 10
make show Of opposition. Il has made
bonfire Of the prejndioes OF the past
wiped out the accumulated caste legislation
OF the code, and recognizing and requiring
20 ot9er test Of citizenship except loyalty,
has paced al men on an equality before
the Jaw II found the credit Of the State
rnlnea Wheh II came into power, and i'm
Lheol"1ely Pfooeeoea to place the public
nnAhGes 10 souh9 and healthy condition.
Inc hoioer Oh y tennessee bond receives
hls interest rs punctually as the holder of
any other government bond in the world
The wisdom and Justice Of its princ;,,Oi
measures have extorted an nnwillIng
tribute from its bigoted adVersaries, and
the Conservatives to-day labor diligently
70 convince the unbelieving freedmen that
they are the friends Of colored suffrage.
BrOwnlow has issued a sound currency and
the Conservatives seek 10 palm of on the
people its greasy counterfeit If those who
have ignorantlyo or seditiously fought against
Gov BrOwnlows administration viii stop
their foolish warfare, and give il their
jealous support, Tennessee viii, by 1870
be one Of the most fourishing and pros.
perous States in the Union. Let the rebel
soldier who means TO accept the situation
in good faith rest assured that he has no
sincerer friend than the dauntless old man
who is now at the head of the State, and
with this assurance, let him go for Re-
publieanism as the only hope and shield of
Tennessee Nashville Press and Tines
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
Attempt TO buy C0l0red Votes for the
Etheridge Ticket.

The Conservatives have raised the sum of
$1,000 to DO expended in bribing colored
voters in this city. The leaders feel that
an extraordinary effort is necessary to save
them from a sweeping defeat in this city.
The Gazette, which is now the fayorite or
gan Of the Etheridge faction, owing to its
opposition TO common schools, says in de.
tsnso Of the proposed bribery:
Is it longer moral wrong for US to ap-
ply tho dTgameatam ad homineni, by de-
tsrmining no longer to hire or employ those
Sho take that bride, or eUsR 70 buy their Uotes
teith money, u ICE can No. When the night
o. sHBTS9C ledS givea them, east market icaS
epeRse, - teAiok totes are for sale That is
she inevitable result Of so eheapening and
degrading the franchise When the brio.
ards KNIFE is at yoRr throat, you hare tie
right TO buy him OF.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

The Louisville Democrat has the annex
ed pertinent remarks upon the Rebel Dem
ocratic dissertation of Gen. Nelson's grave :
Among the gallant Union officers, and
one who was not a radical, but plain and
rather rough Kentuckian, was Gen. Nelson.
He organized the Camp at Dick Robinson,
and men gathered around him because
they liked him in spite Of his faults. Every
army and soldier, Federal, Confederate ahd
guerrilla. every wave of this unfortunate
war, had respected the grave where he was
buried. This new organization that dis
honors the nameof Democracy has, among
other i'll effects, infused courage into the
breasts of all that is base and vile. Until
Helm was candidate the grave was re-
spected, but there was enough courage
summoned few nights since, for some one
to 90 and cut down the United States flag
his fellow-so had planted over him.
Never mind The dead Douglas can win a
field, and this party that regulates the desc
Grafton Of soldiers graves will go to the
place where it belongs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

pense incurred in defense of any suit again st any
County Court CLERK, o. Revenue Collector to com
in payment Of Revenae, shall Be allowed bv the
Comptroller, upon satisfactory proof of such suit.
and the -easonableness of the same and be shall
issue warrant for the same. and il shall Re paid.
SEC. Al. Report of the Committee on finance.
showing the mileage and per diem allowance of the
members Of the senate at the third Session of the
thirty-fourth General Assembly and the ag9reeate
amount of each
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

LEON BLIZZARD is the euphonious name
Of the Copperhead candidate for Ropresen-
tative in McMinn county. Drop the B from
bis name and he becomes reptile of an
other class, equally 30 be Stunned. For
tunately for nervous people, be does not
stand the remotest chance of being elected.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
lBT AUTHORITY.

AN ACT 10 Pay Current Expenses Of this Session % the
General Assembly; and for ether purposes
SECTION I. he Il enacted BY hs General Assembly
Of the State Of Tennessee Thst the Comptroller Of
tho Treasury issue his Warrant TO each member OF
the Senate and House Of Representatives, for the
sums 70 BE stated to be due to each one IN the an
nexed Report Of the COMMITTEES on Finance.
SEC. Q Be Il further eaGcted, That me Comp
troer issue his warrant TO the officers OF the Sen
ate Hnd the House Of Representatives, to-Wit
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
CHASCERY c0URT-HUNTsVILLE.


TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFAC-
roN Of The Clsrk and Master that the respondent james
s1 h nan-redeat oft State OF Tsnnessee Is l. heIe-
go jered BIZ TIE csrk. and Master that publication bs
or four sEeoessivs vesks in BTownlows Whgs notify.
% nd respondent appear before the Cbsneery Court Al
EsTvs 81 the second Monday IN August next, 10 plead
,.,r or dcrnur 70 eomplainabts bill, the VII b.
taSen as confessed aud sss FOR hearing s1psEte,
Is5s ss 1851 J. ~ CoRbEIL, D. q. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
ORIGINAL BIZ
TT APpFARING TO THE SATIsFAC-

TION Of the CLERK Master from the allegations q
oiapants bin which that the Tespondents, ia
IL Ann Mareuu Albert Wooliord and Minerva J. Wool
ford his ifs Claiborne II MSrcum, nanrde1ts Of
the State TsBnses Il l. therefore ordered b. the CLERK
And Master that publication b make for four successive
week in Brewuiows Wing, notifying the said respondents
10 appar bee the next Canrery Court 70 be held for s
county OF Scott the court house In Huntsville on the
nd Monday In August next plead, answer, or deut
10 b the will be taken a. CONFESSED
ana act foS hearing parte as % them
June &c, 1857, stpi0 JOHN n OOkpALLi D. u . n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

SEC AZ. Be it further enacted. Thst this Act shall
take effect from and after its passage.
j. S. MULLoY,
Speaker pro ten. of the House of Representatives.
JOSHUA B. Paterson
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed March 6, 1867.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
COUNTY C0URT-HUETsVILLE.
Joh Csr,os Administrator, Hsrs % John Carson, ~,
deceased.
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK

hat tas dsfendsns Arnssaa BsF!ns and wife AArgsre
pf Rebeea Foster Isaac KossF and his vie sArsh Fos
ter John Alien and wife Nancy Moses aaa Elizabeth Dobo
- Of John and Rachel Dols ot-restaeDts Of
- sAt 81 Tsnnsss-e II ordered ihst Publication b
s5e fr fur successive weeks IN BEoSnoss Wbg, nefiy
- IA -fndant to sppe4F before the rst Monday u
IV 70 aaswsE the Petition the sane viii bs tsken
a. sonfssssa lssIs, J. n ookDELL' 0'sFf-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
COUNTY CoURT-BLOUNT COUNTY
PETITION TO SELL LAND.

oLI1H 11-'-'--
C. eellespe va John G. Gesspis and James NJ Gelsspie
1T APPEARING FROM THE PETITION
ales in this cause defendants, John Gillespie and
Tsa n ssDia are Of the State o. Ienlet
see II Il therefore ordered that publication be made Tor our
successive weeks BrownloHs Nhg mourning sd oeiehu
" 10 appesf County Court 10 be bed Tor the county Of
Bount al the court MsFyvs the hrst honday
~ Inynst lss7 and Plead demur TO said peon
or the same viii a4sn for confessed and set for hearing
Jaas &c, 1867. 4tpB R. G. TUCKER, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

AID more with sa csPiia than any other ru-
raj 0ccupetiOn-
hnre aso the Bee Kes9srs Text Book which has been
thorongbv revised and mach usui Information added II
L illustrated with spgraFnEs and u eompe.e
ene hook on subjects 81 practical bes culture with
minute directions FOR hs management Of bets daring every
month Of the year, both and movable comb hives
Inv nerson wishing Information IN reEton 70 any Of
the Machines viii resivs PFiRted pamphlets descriptive Of
them BY apply me, either personally Or By nsil.
GEO. :. RUBLE,
Old Oommlssary, No. u aarkes street, above "a,
uavl I'm Chattanooga. Team.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
Of Gen. Nelson's Craze.

A. j. FLETCHER, Secretary Of Stats.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

Thig Hive - 5l1s result
u the inEs stiWp skill VI
several gsrs0Rs, ard J.
dsducsd frUm carefully
conducted sxpfrimrnls,
whlch are dsasiBsd 10
rsvolutlJnirs al cher
systens Of bss keeping.
VITA this Hive the been
are entirely ullder fhs
control q The htepsra-
IL only nesds q car7fai
examination - satisfy
any one Of is stiiity-
Moons keeping bsss can
! ford % b. without it,
fhe culture Of the honey
zee has engaged the at
ention o. lntslilgeat and
-nteryrisihg Of al ages
, y.t within a few years b.
Be introduetien Of I'M
roTed movable frames
snd other improvements,
oils pursuit, always at
traetiEe. d readsfed 10
l0nc-r a business 81 lack
or chance, bat as certain
- pitai than any other ru-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

WHEREAS, An incsudisry document has bean H.
sued at Nashville, by the PsrtiEan Chairman Of 9
pslitosl COMMITTEES, in the following words, to-Eit
= 1s--.- =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

NJ. !. N'oUITHT Z. A. ALDEN,
Late Chief CLERK y. Ms Late Inspector Grn'l
Dept L. s. A O. 5. Vols.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
II shows that One Party Gann OF
Govern all the Tine.

Republicans in this city have been
asked "WeIl, what do you think Of the
result Of the election in Connecticut,
Cleveland, Zanesville, Newark, Colum.
bus, Chillicothe, Maysyille, and sundry
other places where the Democrats have
done 50 remsrkably well 7" and they
have replied
SIT shows that one party cannot gov.
eSn this country all the time, aud that the
Republican party is about to be voted ont
Of poyey,p :
Tbis Is looking at matters philosophical
y. II is the right way to look at them,
The Republican party has been in power
six years. In that time it has put in
Office soma miserable wretehss, and very
small specimenU of statesmen. 0fcourse, I,
these fellows have shamefally conducted
themselves aud bad il not been that the
people allowed their prejudices and pas.
sions to be played upon, the Republican
party would have been voted OUT Of pow.
or before this time Out OF power that
party must 10. II Il dbcreed. The M.
nicipai elections Of New York, .Penpsyl-
sania and Ohio this spring, and the State
elections Of New Hampshire and Cousc-
iicut, proclaim such to BE- the decree -
Sfaff0ndg. n f'f,'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
~ [Erom the London Times.
Thrilling Scene I'm q Menagerie.


On Saturday night, about IL o'clock,
after the dismissal Of the public from the
exhibition, o fearful bowling and general
disturbance was heard in the tigers com.
partments Of Stevens menageris, which
had entered the town Of Guilford on the
previous day Immediately on hearing
the poise, three. Of the keepers proceeded
to the particular van in which we're the
cages Of the bears and tigers, AID on ex.
animation they discovered that large
and powerful black he.boar had forced
his way through the partition into the
tigers den. This latter was occupied by
three young Bengal tigers, and it was
found that fearful combat was raging
between the infuriated beasts, in which
the bear appeared to be gaining the ad'
vantage. After vainly using every
mesns to part the combatants and to in
duce the bear to retire into his s.own quar-
ters, the keepers determined that the only
way to prevent a fearful catastrophe Wat
to destroy the bear. Accordingly two
Of them loaded their firearms with slugs
aud, both discharging their pieces togeth
or, shot the bear dead while they at th'
same time wounded two Of the tigers 8,
severely that i. is feared they will have t.
destroyed.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
Zoe Geiger Before the ImpeRch-
nent 60 onm ittee-Its Proceed
ings Q FARCE.

n,, u u. W..h;,,n,
MACE 'ae se''kuoW' "asa'"s'0o
correspondent OF the Cinclnnstl CONNER
c,,ol concludes rsoent letter to that pa
r. :. so,l.v..
ps' a'
~They had our distinguished fellow.
citizen Of Ohio, General Joe Geiger, be-
fore The impeachment Committee The
other day. The stern and frizly Ashley
was there as prosecuting attorney sin the
name of the American people, &c," TO
examine him. They commenced pour.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
Not Worth Crying about.
The Zans,pills (0hio) Courier is re.
sponsible for the following:

The zans,pills (Ohio) Courier is re.
sponsible for the following:
Rev. Samuel Glawson, a Msthodist
preacher Of eccentric manners, sometimes
called the "wild man." was very popular
ip Western Virginia some twenty years
ago. He was cross eyed and wiry made,
and very dark skinned for white man
At times he was surprisingly eloquent,
always excitable, and once in while ex.
travagant He once accompanied broth
or minister, Rev. Mr., R-,a promi
nent city pastor, in a visit to colored
church. Er. R. gave the colored
preacher the hint, and Of course CIawsou
was invited to preaah He did so, and
during the sermon set the impulsive Af
ricans to shouting all over the house,
This in turn set Clawson TO eKtrava
CANT words and actions, and he leapcd
out OF the pulpit like a deer, and began
to take the hands Of the colorcd hreth.
ern apd mix iD quite happily. He wep'
for Joy. Then pressing through the
crowd he found brother R., and sit
ting down beside him he threw his arms
around his neck, and, with the tears
streaming down his face, he said "Broth
er r., almost wish ! bad been borr
q niger. These folks have more relig
ion than we have" "Well, we'll" sale
brother R., lyon come so near TO i
that you needn't cry about t." E,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
.sr Much has been said, in come

lsr Much has been said, in couuec.
ton with the illness and death Of "Arte-
mus Ward" about the Savage Club. -
The London correspondent Of the New
York Times explains its character
The Savage Club is not one Of the lux.
urious aud aristocratic Pail Mall affairs,
full of plate glass and liveried auukies
L, is an old fashioned London Club, such
as johnson and Goldsmith loved. 1t is
held in plain room Of tavern in Hen.
rietta street, Convent Garden, and its con.
Uives meet around a long table, srrsved
9Th long clay pipes, to crack their joke,
and drink their gin toddies, or ale out Of
the pewter. Halliday; and Robertson,
and Burton, and Others of the cleveres;
of the London periodical writers and
dramatists, frequent the Savage, or, as i
is sometimes called, the Vagabond Club,
and here they welcomed the Yankee hu
morist, TO whom they now sadly pay thS
last tribute Of affection and respect.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
Ne MI MUSIC.

u|.
Just published sent 10 sny address % ~
osipt Of price, Teachers snpplisd at ~
urisl discount.
Girls esta home Of your own--Hep song
and Chorus 1y Tucker -
ri never forget iLss assr -MsTy-ssss 4.
my Slas sysd Jslnis Bsll-ssax ~ !.
Holder 40
Oh asnIs BONE back --ssns and slorss !.
Tucker ~
Told in the twiIish shi--song and shorPshy
| Don q I marry mar q man II Es drInks--sene -
III m.rry no man that drinks, reply y
the above "
Beautiful form Of my dreams tLishl
song 10y Danks "
When we marched to the rollofths drum
song.by Bishop ~
Oh come 10 me then when daylight Ssh
song by Bassford ~
Nearest and dearest {Lith)song by J. 7.
Give me sSssss honest friend. sps true .sss !,
by Tucker ~
Do pot heed her warning reply 10 dp. y
sizes warning song by Tucker "
J emmy who lives IN the dell song
R Thomas 70
Softly oe'rihe ripping waters neng by
/ JR Thomas, with bean,ifai hittol !.
{, graph Of the Author ~
bells in distant lands songby tucker 20
The light step polka BY Francis = .
Morning light shottisebs BY Rsadan 90
sualig polka by Mrs perkhnrst g
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
4. when DO intrausitive verbs become

4. When do intransitiys verbs become
transitiye I " sst'
Iptransitive verbs become transitive
when they ore used to govern the Obiec.
tive caselor when they are in the active
voice y 35iSi
5. Define ease as used In grammar.
Case Is the state or condition Of nouns
with respect to other words ins sentence
8. What is limiting adjective
Not answered.
7. What are the principal and what
ths ppbordinate elements Of Q sentence 7
The parts which compose il
9. What is mespt by the term adjunct
Not answered.
o. Write q synopsis Of the verb, write.
Potential Mode, passive voice.
] may be writing I have been writing
I should be writing I should have been
writing
10. Parse the following : "This truth
is clear--To bless is to be blest." The
rule is foot in length.
This truth is clear
This 10 an adjective qualifying truth
Truth noun common third person sin
gular nominative to is
Is verb irregular intranstive indicative
mood present tense active third person
singular agreeing with its subject truth
Clear adverb modifying is
| To bless is to be blest
To bless verb third person singular in
Gnitive mood
Is verb irregular intransitive Indicative
mood active voice
to be verb irregular Infnitive mood
The rule is foot in length
/ The adjective qualifying rule
Rule noun common third person singu
lar neuter nominative
Is verb irregular intransitive ipdiota
tive third person singular
A indefinite article belonging to foot
Foot noun common neuter third persol
singular
10 proposition shows the relation be
tween length and foot
Length noun common ueuter third per
son singular objective
If q certificate should have been Issue
on the above showing, we should hav
some one to grant certificates on demaDt
We have suppressed names in this cast
but In the future will not bo SO charitabl,
For the last year or two, We have born
! insult after insult, without saying au,
thing about it. Now we say i; save yor
postage and avoid exposure; for after ih
names will not be concealed.
. R. M. CAMPBELL.
Cpk Of Board,
p. s. Next week we may publish
letter received from disappointed lad
spd give the record Of her examination.
r. NJ. G.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
rs it Retribution.

During the war Bollmeyer, q Demo.
cratic editor in Dayton, Ohio, was mur-
dered bya black hearted Jacobin, who
was acquitted by radical Jury, and
Judge Some three years have elapsed
and the County Clerk, the Sheriff, and
about one half Of the jury arc dead, while
the infamous Judge, who outraged jus
tics at the trial, 10 in a lunatic asylum =
Jim Lane, while bis hand was yet smo
king with the blood of murdered victims
was elected to the Office Of U s. Senate
by Puritanic. Legislature He has sine,
committed suicide. Mrs, Surratt wa
murdered by an illegal military commits
sion. Preston King stood at the door o
the White House and prevented be
daughter from seeing the President AM
drove her sobbing from the steps. Fl
has since drowned himself. = Stark Com
H Dem.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
Policy.

We despise despoudont individuals and
politicians who are always talking about
'policy." The only policy the Democrat
10 party needs is the organisation on prin.
ciple, and hard working, live, efficient To-
cal clubs, where the great army that is to
redeem this Republic from its present
thraldom of misruls and from fast ap.
preaching bankruptcy, shall be drilled in
squads before marching up to the polls in
a body, conquering and to conquer
Heed no croakers. Pay no attention to
those who affirm that the American peo.
pie are, like Ephriam, ajoihed to thsiI
idols" In this city and township are ten
active, wide.awake, powerful Democratic
Clubs, They will make their influence
felt at tho approaching election. States
man.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
Wonderful but True ,
MADAME REMINGTON, the world

MADAME REMINGTON, the world re-.
nowned Astrologist and Somnambutis 10
Clairvoysnt, while in clairvoysnt state, de-
lineaiss the very features of The person you
are to marry, and by the aid Of an instru-
ment of intense power, known as the ~ ch.
omolrope. guarantees to produce a perfect
and life like picture of the future husband
or wife of the applicant. with date Of mar
riage. occupation, leading traits Of character,
&c. This is no imposition. as testimonials
withont number can assert. BY stating place
Of birth, age, disposition, color Of eyes and
hair, and enclosing ffiy cents, and stamped
envelope addressed to .y,ursslf, you will re-
ceiye the pi ture by return nail, together
with desired information.
Address in confidence. Madame Gertrude
Remington, 20. Box 297, West Troy, n. Y
Dec. IL, lS66-lye6